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

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X 1 flu K 5 fx Above: Gabrielle Sherman dances while the clown lies crumpled in the background. Left: Sarah and J.B., played by Laura Myers and Matt Rogers, think about how lucky they are while God and the Devil converse. Bottom Left: Alison Kipnis listens to the whirl- wind made by God. Top: Rebel H. Allan, Preacher Brad Morris, and psycic Larry Finer comfort J.B. during his suffer- ing. Top Lett: Katy Sanders, Kati Otto and Pam Paset symbolize post atomic war destruction. Q vm Y' nf 'f 4 Fall Play If 21 ' Uv I L

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'1 lf. I l 20 .Uv I L an Versus Supernatural This year, the DHS theater department opened its season with the modern drama JB. This Pulitzer Prize-winning play, writ- ten by Archibald Macleish, is an up-to-date version of the Book of Job from the Old Testament. lt was directed by the new dra- ma teacher Scott Denier, along with his co- director, Senior Marie Faro. The action, which is set amidst the foun- dations of a worn-out traveling circus, cen- ters around an argument between God and Satan, played by Katherine Stone and Vickie Mishoulam. Satan believes that taking away all of Job's wealth, land and family will cause him to curse God, but God disagrees. As a , ' qw,-,...v- ' Above: J.B., played by Matt Rogers, is torn be- tween loyalty to God and the pain he is enduring as a result of that. 9 1 Fall Play I 'S - I 'L..-v-gy, result of the quarrel, JB, portrayed by Matt Rogers, faces many terrible hardships that try his faith. After the loss of his children, his land and an all-out nuclear holocaust, JB's wife Sarah, played by Laura Myers, pleads with him to curse God. ln a series of powerful scenes, JB must decide whether to keep his faith in God or curse Him for allowing such terrible things to happen. ln the end, JB decides neither to curse God nor praise Him for His doing. The hard work of the cast and crew brought, once again, a spectacular performance to the Deerfield Stage. wg :- fr . XM . V' ' 1 .Qui ' ' : ' Top Right: God, played by Katherine Stone, sur- veys the world she has created. Right: Laughing at JB. ls suffering is the Devil played by Vickie Mishoulam. r I - 3 .L I.. SY ,.. ii E : W i

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R h 22 Vis I l So What Happened? Fall '85 proved to be a season to remem- ber. One of the first activities was the Kick- Off Dance sponsored by Student Council. Despite the steamy temperatures inside and out, it was an evening filled with fun, lots of dancing, and music. At Open House parents scurried around the halls in a frenzy trying to find their class- rooms and avoid a tardy slip, Halloween was a fun time, with many students dressing for the occasion and lunch table parties and decorations. After years of service, custodian and friend George Wallace retired. George was well known for his singing and dancing in the halls. We were honored to have the President of the United States land at Deerfield High School. Preparation was extensive. The Se- cret Service men imposed stringent security on the school grounds, 250 armed Marines were camouflaged in the woods, and S.W.A.T. teams were on duty to insure the safety of the President. After his helicopter landed, the President waved and gave a short speech wishing the Warriors a Homecoming victory. 5 ZT7- rs- - -.. Above: As President Reagan lands he can not help but feel welcome at Deerheld High School. I . Fall Activities W 3. Top: The Secret Servicemen monitor the Presi- dential motorcade in route to Sara Lee from Deerfield High School. Top Right: Anticipation fills the air as President Reagan prepares to address the Student Body. we-'R www ...,, am . X3 sr D i. ...Mt f I K L. ,, K 5-....4..... Above: President Reagan salutes the Marines as they give him the respect he deserves.