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

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and creativity. Hel instituted many new additions to the high school scene: leadership camping trips. brainstorming in the auditorium, the school Senatle, and the student study area. On the camping trips. students were invited to spend a weekend studying motivational techn ques and generally planning the schools future. Auditorium conferences en- abledlstudents to air their opinions, while the studelit Senate helped make their ideas re- ality. l.ast. the student study area afforded students the much needed opportunity to work lin groups. Unfortunately, Dr. Woodward was not al- ways synonymous with happy days and carefree frivolity. 1985 saw the demise of the morning announcements, a stricter aca- Lia! 45 demic honesty policy, and closed halls for locker visits during all periods. Of course. Dr. Woodward was not responsible for all the changes in the school, he was just the symbol of the new administration. Adding to the excitement of the year were the remarkable feats of the Cubs and Bears. The Cubs had their most successful season in forty years as they clawed their way to a division title. The Bears followed in the Cubs winning footsteps with an exciting season. When they lost to San Francisco in the Championship, they were only one step away from the Super Bowl. lt seemed only fitting that a new era of such promise and change should be crowned with a new roof. Underneath that roof. Deer- field High School simply burst with accom- 52 plishments, The football team provided the inspiration as they made their way to the state championship. New teachers and an updated curriculum were just part of Deer fields new character. of which friendship and high academic quality remained strong and unchanged. From the pinnacle of Deerfield's 1984-85 accomplishments, one could see the future on the horizon. Following our years at Deer- field, we began moving into an era that we will shape and we will control, As the sun set on our high school days, we knew that the coming morning held the promise of surprise and excellence, T i

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