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

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STUNTS '87, using new ideas, made this production an nnual Success TUNT5 87' was something famil- iar and something peculiar, it was some- thing for everyone Don't try this at home. STUNTS audi- tions began the first week of school under the direction of Becky Menacker, Scot Abra- hamson, Paul Tursky, and Hilary Keroff. By the end of the week the talented cast was select- ed. For months after school, the auditorium was filled until late at night with members practicing original skits. It was hard work but in the end, everyone had a good time and we cre- ated a great show, said Senior Ed Kamm. Then, show time came around as STUNTS 87' kicked off the year's festivities. Slightly different from every other STUNTS in the past, I Can't Get This Line!! Rehearsing for his acts in STUNTS, Senior Pete Leech shows just how frustrating a prac- tice can be. 16 Stunts each member of the cast was seen on stage a number of times, mak- ing the show a grand production with an enormous company. Under the direction of faculty advisor David Hirsch, the troupe was a widely dispersed group in terms of age. From Charlie McCoy, a fresh- man, buzzing around the stage, to Kris Soder- berg, a Senior, singing and playing the piano to an original piece, every- one involved had a great time in the process of getting stage experience. In one act, the two ex- tremes performed to- gether as Christine and Noelle LeVeaux dis- played their displeasure with all of the bad news in the world. A show is never com- plete without dancing. The dances in STUNTS, choreographed by Hari Allen, were outstanding and moving displays of artistic creativity. Laura Goldstein took us back to the 60's with, Don't L e a v e M e T h i s Way ,and then Iamie Kanarish, Stacey Adel- man, Aimee Forman, and Jennifer Mandel danced around the stage to the popular song Oh Yeah . STUNTS, unfortu- nately, had to come to an end. But the whole school must agree, STUNTS 87' was a great way to begin a year full of lively stage perfor- mances. The audience was certainly not disap- pointed. Freshman Jason Trubitt remarked, HSTUNTS went well and all of the people in- volved should be con- gratulated for their hard work. I Wish I Were a Bumblebee Performing a humorous play on the well-known song lil Were a Rich Man 'Q Char- lie McCoy delights the audi- ence during his STUNTS skit. jamming to Their Own Tunes Practicing for their up- coming STUNTS perfor- mance, members of the pi. band review their music in a relaxed manner. i i 1

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