Benilde St Margarets School - Sangraal / Benilden Yearbook (St Louis Park, MN)

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Poised and polished attired in black tie and tails, Julie Ford and Jane Ann Dinsmore opened the Homecoming Coronation and the events of the week. Chris Kozachok returned to bring her reign to an end by crowning Bob Neuberger 1980 King. He inturn astonished Karen Kozachok With a hug fit for a queen. With the traditional royal march, Bob and Karen led the way into the week. A vocal challenge of the sexes by Mr. Hamburge brought rowdie enthusiasm to the weeks pepfest. In an effort to prove their superiority, a boisterous group of upperclass males led the rest of BSM,S males in a rousingtcarousing?i cheer. BSMers show their spirit at the Homecoming pepfest? King candidates in a casual pose. L to R Mike Doyle, Bill Puchner, Bart Duffy, Tom Simonett. Reclining, Bob Neuberger, Paul Rocheford The end result was a massive hogpile atop King Bob. Oh, yeah the cheerleaders performed, too. Complementing the cheerleaders, Punk Rockers clad in dark glasses and black overcoats, led the rousing spirit displayed at the bonfire. With their pun-ish humor they ridiculed the weeks opposing teams by casting effigies, placards and various sized boxes of laundry detergent into the flame. Lengthy and basically devoid of song and dance best describe this years skits. The skits drew too much of their storyline from movies, television programs and commercials. John Selle helps Sara Sweetser loosen up before the Homecoming volleyball game. This seems like pretty advanced stuff for the first lesson

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l to r: Homecoming Court: Lori Paquette, Bill Puchner, Beth Bruckbauer, Mike Doyle, Rose Vennewitz, Bart Duffy, Queen Karen Kozachok, King Bob Neuberger, RaeAnn Ruder, Tom Sironett, Sue Shaffer, Paul Rocheford. Exhibiting senior style at the Coronation, J ane-Ann Dinsmore and Julie Ford. Mission Impossible task forse. l to r: Jim Cron, Bob White, Rick Suddendorf, Joel Vos, Barb Caron. Stu Laidlaw punking out. Right: Spirited frosh join in the Homecoming parade.

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The Sophomores with their winning skit used the Dating Game to pair off classic nerd Tom Hickey with woman of the evening, Tim Duffy. The Juniors Chose to accept the missiontimpossible, of courseT of finding a taker for a piece of the Rock, as well as dates for the rest of the Kig candidates. The Seniors drew from the winning skits of the past Originally, the ideas had been plagerised from Satday Night Live, Monty Python and other classes Homecoming skits. The Freshman used familiar commercial jingles for that familiar frosh humor. A BSM player sees daylight. .. ttHey, hey were the Monkees - Tom Foley, Greg Janssen and Eric Olson The football game was highlighted by more than the action on the field. Student designed floats circled the field at half time and four alumni parachuted from dizzying heights to the center, well almost the center of the football field. There is no other way to describe the Homecoming dance other than a good time. The dance floor was a hazard to any lethargic. The chaperones found themselves with little more to do than join the 125 couples on the dance floor. Even Fairchildts encore left the crowd chanting for more. That sentiment describes the Whole week. Hugh Dillon shows class Spirit.