Bentley High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Livonia, MI)

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Jogpatch hills at Sadie Hawkins November Frolic Hilarity in its most carefree form was the prevailing mood ofthe Sadie Hawkins Dance November 20. Students in their oldest patch- edest clothes arrived early and stayed late at the first girl-ask-boy affair of the season. Daisy Mae and Li'I Abner, of course, were the leading couple and first in line to visit Marryin' Sam and to occupy Honeymoon Hut. Here all newlyweds were photo- graphed by members of the camera club. Traditional decorations of corn stalks, straw, full moons and a new touch, the Wishing Well, formed the gymnasium background for the dance. Marryin' Sam lRick McHalel was a busy man all night as couples such as Bob Canuelle and Nancy Rybski Uefl, opposite pogel de- manded his services. Only newlyweds such as Terry Edison and Diane Mack lhelowl were allowed to share Honeymoon Hut. Many couples posed for formal pitchers, as fright! Lil Abner lDave Emmetl and Daisy Mae Uill Berrymanl or, informally, as .lan Savalino and Al Remington before the wishing well iohove rightl. I . ' . V ff! 'V i ,iw 5 .XV 'e o ' o 00 Us 'Q so ' Q o., l49

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48 Students headed fc F 1 V-I'1kJ 'jlhci la fr'-1 Sharon Sasser and Ron Griffis labove, Iefil wore, appropriately, tennis shoes. Lonnie Garrett Irighil won a prize for having the best iified couples indicaie. corsage. Dancing was casually carefree as the uniden-

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Proud hosts c Bentley's Sheridan Whiteside, John Kaiser, was always ready to help young love-if he could stir up trouble. Left, he advises Sandy lDon Richardsonl and June Stanley Uoy Hoggl that they should elope. Backstage business was diver- sified. Marlene Smith lubove 'eftl was in charge of costumes. John Kaiser fabove rightl tested the Whiteside beard. '51 st 1 xxx i .N Q .., , XXX' B NX gf. -N-., i xg-V. 13 Q ,,........-v..4Z1fgr'Q'f ' . F 1 . 1 ' r A 4 .. A - I u t