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

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Dance Club inquires after the DHS students Do Ya Wanna Dance. o n c l u d i n g months of prac- tices and rehears- als, the Dance Club fi- nally got a chance to strut their stuff. After more than three months of putting together cho- reography and staging, they presented the Dance show, Do Ya Wanna Dance? The show was full of dances that appealed to the interests of every- one. These included Grease Lightin ', which was a well put to- gether tap number, a ballet scene, and various jazz routines. The Senior guys aided the girls in Non-Stop Dancing . . . Posing at a pause, Heidi Rudolph and Missy Newman show that hard work can pay off at the dance show. Senior Strut The Senior guys help out while the girls get ready for the next number by entertaining the audience with their antics. 30 Dance Show two of their routines, one of which incorpo- rated television theme songs. This added to the variety of the show. The hard work that must be put into this ac- tivity was very apparent the night of the show. The girls, along with their sponsor, Miss Greenfield, must select their club in the late fall in preparation for the show. Once the club was selected by the four offi- cers and the Senior club, their next task was to get the musical numbers together. The various members must be divid- ed into groups and the dances must be choreo- graphed. Although this may seem like an easy chore, all the different numbers must fit to- gether and run smooth- ly opening night. In or- der to accomplish this, the dance club members had dress rehearsals the week before the show until 11:00 each night. According to the mem- bers these practices were arduous, but on the night of the show all of their hard work paid off. Liz Valchar commented that, lt was a good show and I enjoyed see- ing my friends do such a good job.