Deerfield High School - O YAD Yearbook (Deerfield, IL)

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Top 10 TV Shows 1. 60 Minutes 2. Dallas 3. A-Team 4. Magnum P.l. 5. Dynasty 6. St. Elsewhere 7. Falcon Crest 8. Remington Steele 9, Miami Vice 10. Hill Street Blues Top 10 Albums . L'Thriller' Michael Jackson 2. Sports Huey Lewis 81 the News 3. Can,t Slow Down Lionel Richie 4 iiAn Innocent Man Billy Joel 5. Colour by Numbers Culture Club 6 1984 Van Halen 7. Eliminator ZZ Top ss 8. Synchronicityn Police 9 i'Footlose Movie Soundtrack 10. Born in the U.S.A. Bruce Spring- stein spa op 10 Singles 1. When Doves Cry Prince 2. 3. 4 5. 6 7 8 9 10 What,s Love Got to do With Tina Turner Say, Say, Say son 'iFootloose Kenny i'Against All Odds Phil Collins 'iJump Van Halen Hello Lionel Richie Owner of a Lonely Heart YES Ghostbusters Ray Parker Jr. Karma Culture Club 10 Most Admired Women 1. Geraldine Ferraro 2. Nancy Reagan 3, Sally Ride 4. Martina Navratilova 5. Jane Fonda 6. Sandra Day O'Connor 7. Katherine Hepburn 8. Jean Kirkpatrick 9. Ann Landers 10. Betty Ford The Lighter Side Student Life

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The Lighter Side Student Life Top Taped Shows 1, All My Children 2. General Hospital 3. Late Night wfDavid Letterman 4. As the World Turns 5. Guiding Light 6. One Life to Live 7. Hill Street Blues 8. Dallas 9. The Young 8: the Restless 10. Dynasty, Cheers ltiei Most Admired Men 1. Ronald Reagan 2. Pope John Paul ll 3. Jesse Jackson 4. Billy Graham 5. Walter Mondale 6. Edward Kennedy 7. Jimmy Carter 8. Henry Kissinger 9. Lee lacocca 10. George Bush Summer Glympics Medals Standings . United States C1743 2, West Germany l59l 3. Rumania C533 4. Canada i441 5. Britain 1371 6. China 132D 7, italy qsiy 8. Japan C301 9, France 127i ' 10. Australia Q24-l -Top MT- Movies 1, Ghostbusters 2. Beverly Hills Cop 3. Cotton Club 4. Purple Rain 5. Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom 6. Romancing the Stone 7. Footloose s. Against All odds' 9. Scarface 10. Moscow on the Hudson

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Girls' Night Out This is so exciting-I wish it would never end! A starry-eyed freshman said as Torna- bout 1985 drew to a finish. And this year, the freshmen were not the only starry-eyed people. This year's theme of t'Mardi-Grasu was thoroughly enjoyed by everyone. Before the dance, many couples assem- bled together to enjoy pre-dance parties. Then, they went on to have fun at the dance, itself. The dance was held in the DHS cafeteria, which was decorated so beautifully that it hardly resembled the room that students eat in every day. The band, Surrender, played a combination of fast and slow slongs that even got the chaperones dancing! However, the highlight of the evening was definitely Jim Franks' rendition of The Love Boat. Looking flashy, Tina DiPietro twists her body into irregular shapes. Enamored of each other, Alex Garcia and Meredith Finer share a special moment. Tumabout Student Life The dance lasted from 8:00 until 11:00, when the last stragglers faded out the door. But Tornabout 1985 did not end there for most people. Restaurants in both the suburbs and downtown Chicago were brimming with ex- cited and dreamy students wanting to contin- ue the evening, where the girls treat the guys. Some common places to go were, Ron of Japan, Don Roth's, and Windows. After this, most people either drove or were chauffeured home. Tournabout 1985 Mardi-Gras was a great way to break up the monotonous winter routine, and all couples truly enjoyed them- selves. Clasped in each others arms, Shannon Blair and Stan Olson thoroughly enjoy the dance. ,fjlgk