Friday, April 4, 2008

Directions to Spring Formal

To register:
Send your name, full address, phone, parents' name, parents' phone,
and number of students you are registering along with $25 per person
(check payable to Mary Bowler) to:
Kim Risch
14 Arrowhead Circle
St. Charles, MO 63301 by March 21st.

The night of the event:


Guests may arrive between
5:30 and 6 p.m.


Since we will not use tickets, students need to check in at the registration table when they arrive to get their table number. Students may let Mrs. Risch know when they register in advance of the event if they are coming as a group and want to be seated together for the dinner. These arrangements will be made only for paid student registrations.

Guests will be served a sit-down
dinner at 6:30 p.m.

Menu:
Zia's style salad
Herb Encrusted Sirloin Filet
Green Beans, roasted almond garnish
Baked Potato, chives/butter/sour cream
Decadent chocolate dessert

Also:
Soda Bar and Punch Fountain

Piano music accompanying arrival and dinner by Eric Barfield.

Dance music is from 7 p.m. to 12 a.m. by John Scott of Joyful Sounds, Inc., the Christian DJ. We have used him before and he does a fantastic job playing songs the students enjoy and can dance to. He is very good at including plenty of fun things that are not exactly dancing for those that "don't dance" like the "snake," a follow-the-leader type thing and circle dances. Traditionally, at some point in the evening, the graduating seniors are individually introduced and honored. A few details about them are gathered early in the evening and announced at this time.  This year John Scott, owner of Joyful Sounds, will emcee and provide the music.

Guidelines:

This will be a well-chaperoned event.
Once a student leaves the premises, he will not be permitted to return.
There is no alcohol or smoking associated with this event.

Attire:
The students are amazing every year. Who knew they could clean up so beautifully?!
Young women are expected to dress modestly. They should check their outfits with their fathers before leaving home. Since this is a formal, formal gowns are appropriate. Nothing too low cut and no slits cut too high on the dress.
Young men should wear either their suit and tie or a tuxedo.