Divine Child High School - Clarion Yearbook (Dearborn, MI)

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Though the weather outside was frightful, and jack Frost was nipping at our noses, there was an atmosphere of warmth at the Sadie Hawkin's dance. The soft, fluffy snow and dazzling Christmas lights created the perfect setting for a cozy festive evening out of the cold. Warming up the occasion further was the crowning of the Sadie's king, junior john Filiatraut. After the long week of nominations and the final voting, excitement mixed with relief was evident in the new royalty. The other finalists included freshmen Chris Filiatraut and Scott Woodman, sophmores Brad Dickey and Dennis Griffin, junior Bob Swider, and seniors Sean McCausland, Craig Pop- lar, and john Young. Sadies was a very enjoyable evening. The gym was deco- rated nicely and I feel that the sophomore class did an excel- lent job overall, states senior Paul Girardi Sherri Borzymowski said, The dance was fun, and with all the swell company it was a total success. I'd expect nothing less! This tinsel-decked affair was the perfect opportunity for any girl to take her guy out for an evening of fun. Michelle Tricoff said, I think it is a nice change for the girl to ask a guy out. It has been long in com- ing but I think more people are finally starting to get used to it. It's nice for the girl to ask the guy out for a change. From a man's point of view, Craig Poplar said, It's great for girls to experience once in a while what the guys have to go through all the time: the pressure, the nervousness, the responsibility. Some girls might even enjoy being in control better, and may not wait until next Sadies to ask a guy out. I'd love that to happen to me! As the hours of dancing drew to a close, the last of the couples bundled up in their scarves, ear muffs, and mittens. The frosty air was filled with laughter and shouts of farewell. The final delicate snowflakes fell for the perfect touch to a winter wonderland. D by B. Lennon Let it Snow! Chrissy Schmenk and Craig Poplar excitement. The two relaxed with toast an evening of fun, laughter, and friends and good food after the dance 14 Sadie's

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Knife in the back. The only witness of the previous murder died in the arms of Roane. Tommy Staggered into the room and died trying to reveal the idenity of the murderer. An unwelcome guest, Augusta Garvey is berated by Dr. Fountaine for snobbery and gossiping Augusta had come by to console the family after an exaggerated story about an aniftial being slaughtered in front of Roane Tell me about life, Tessie? Shel- tered because of her blindness, Roane had to rely on her maid Tessie in or- der to see life outside of her family. Tessie's stories helper! to take the girls' minds off the two murders Young and handsome, Gerald Clayton takes a vacation in the country and gets swept into a murder investigation and a romance with Roane. The day he arrived, his cousin, Hester, reveals the turn of events. The questioning begins. Inspector Church is called in from Scotland Yard to investigate the murder of a laundry girl The servants, Mrs Biller and her son Tommy were the first to be questioned Last minute questions. Mrs. Pritchard takes one final look before opening night to make sure everything is just right It was important to see the production from an audience's per- spective. Tessie................Darlene Zweng Margaret Biller.........Laura Harden Tommy Biller Paul Girardi Hester Fountaine....Linda Baughman Augusta Garvey..........Becky Lennon Gerald Clayton......Jim Roggenbeck Roane Shepperly Kristan DiFranco Ora Fountaine......Michael Starosciak Hubert Biller Craig Poplar Rodney Church Bob Swider Fall Play 13

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The Sadies King finalists and their escorts wait in anxious anticipation for the announcement They danced away the first part of the evening until called to take their place on the plat- form at the dance As John Filiatraut stoops to receive the Sadies crown from Cathy Kalita, the crowd applauds Relief and disap- pointment were felt as John's name was finally announced As the beat blasts through the gym. Bob Tatro picks up his feet and moves to the tune. Dancers enjoyed a nice variety of fast and slow numbers played by disc jockey Chris O'Brien Sadie's 15