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

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Chicken I-'ght E td by he Room With a View . As the end ofthe School k B Levin windows ofthe h ol were being , re- C-UY G0ldm81'l, Karyn I-551111 and placed, stude t g ta fresh of breath ' jenny Mandel have a little fun out- air al times h hey least expected a I I1 a I1 side of the school. it. ag 1. Y t l 1 y lc hich 'i -N, We're Number One . . . As he walks th ugh the halls of DHS Da d Ch-Ch-Ch-Changes - turn and face the strange. - David Bowie The fall of l987 forced the students returning to DHS to face numerous changes both in the appearance of the school and those people repre- senting the Warriors. Although many of the changes were a surprise to the student body, they reacted positively to the new and improved Deerfield High School. Cf the changes at DHS, the most noticable were in the physical appear- ance of the school. Replacing the old, out-dated windows found throughout the building were modern, sharp- looking windows with sleek blinds in- stead of torn drapes. Also, the drab black walls and doors were spruced up by a coat of refreshing grey paint. The hallways were filled with the sound of music as tapes played over the speakers throughout the day. Fi- nally, the Exhibition Gym was given a new basketball court emblem, and DHS WARRIORS was painted on the wall adjacent to the gym entrance. All of these changes added to a more enjoyable atmosphere at DHS. Opening 3

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Principal Changes Although there were numerous physical changes to DHS, these were not the only noticeable differences from previous years. In addition to a new look to the building, the entire administration was reorganized. For starters, interim principal John Scornavacco was officially named principal of DHS. After coming from Highland Park, Scornavacco worked hard to renew the excitement sur- rounding our school. ln an attempt to meet students and hear their opin- ions, Scornavacco began new break- fast meetings with random pupils to get a more accurate view of the stu- dent body. Helping him achieve this goal, other positions were also reassigned. Ac- companying Scornavacco from our sister school was Mr. .lim Swanson. He became one of the trio of assis- tant principals including Mrs. Merle Monroe and Mr. John Swearngin. ln addition, Deans Barry Bolek and Mir- iam Pike assumed their new appoint- ments. Despite the numerous changes, the students, teachers and administration have grown together, using the changes as a stepping stone in their attempt to make DHS a great school. 4 Opening Running Warrior , . . Concentrating Cvllifyard Cwlversafion . . . Enjoy- hd h r drh f h ingrhes 'gr' th Rb ar as e runs owar e mis , prm :me wea er, e ecca Brian Adamick hopes his Hnish will Gillis and Kati Otto take a break help the Deetheld Warriors on to vic- f1'Om fill? C1aS5r00m by sitting in the tory. courtyard.