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

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It was really humorous when the senior guys got on stage and sang. - jessica Grasso Turnabout Throne .. After being elected king and queen by their DHS country'Q Tom Valchar and Wendy Toole pose for a picture. Y tsi Star Search . . . This group of Senior guys go solo and sing their hearts out in order to en- tertain the Crowdrat the turna- bout dance. ' Picture Perfect . . Paused in mistep, this Couple shows that they really know how to have a good time at the turnabout dance. 26 Tumabout Hat Trifk In search of f their turnabout souvenir, Bri- an Pearson and Michelle Hol- lander scan this wall with a Careful eye. Hwy

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The scenery was well thought out and added to the musical numbers. The plot took a strange twist when Paul fell in love with Lily. - Debby Garber Profound Puppets . . , Talking to Tina Hill, the Carnival pup- pets give advice to the main Character. Hocus Focus , , , Kristin Fuhr- Carnival Chorus Line . . . At man pops out ofa box in from the conclusion of the musical, ofthe surprised carnival mem- the cast gathers as a group to bers. take a bow. Spring Musical 25

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avr., x l A All Decked Out Leaving the dance for a night on the town, this group of seniors steps into their limo. Crowd Control As the crazy DHS dancers go wild, the Solid Gold evening gets underway. An innovative and unique theme made Turnabout '88 Magical Evening ith the arrival of spring came t h e g i r I s ' chance to ask the guys out. This actual turna- bout sponsored by CIMA proved to be a real blast. Prior to the dance, students had the oppor- tunity to vote for a king and queen. King, Tom Valchar and queen, Wendy Toole received their crowns at the dance and were greeted with warm applause. The theme of the dance was 'Magical My- stery Tour' and CIMA did a marvelous job with decorations and making the dance go well. A majority of the students were in atten- dance at the dance, and this made it a real suc- cess and a night to re- member. The senior guys performed on stage as the girls drooled in awe. After an hour or so of dancing, one could wit- ness a vast array of black and white stretch limousines pull up out- side the cafeteria as the girls held the door for the guys and they pro- ceeded either to local restaurants or possibly downtown for dinner. It proved to be a nice change of pace for the guys, and the girls got an opportunity to ask a guy that they might not ordinarily go out with. The turnabout dance was well attended and gave the girls a chance to turn the tables and ask the men of their choice for a night of dancing and fine cui- sine. According to jessi- ca Grasso, It was really humorous when the senior guys got on stage and sang. I really en- joyed Turnabout and had a lot of fun. Turnabout 27