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

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RECORD OF EVENTS 19

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SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER 1 Freshman orientation!J1mior booksale! In-service, new teacher orientation 7 20 minutes of school ends the summer 8 First full day of school 10 Students requested to evaluate open cor- ridor policy 15 Senior college assembly 16 First issue of DEERPRINTS distributed free!Big-Little Sister Dinner starring John Wayne 18 First football game vs HPHS!Second an- nual Ice Cream Social cancelled 22 Pep Club Cheer-in, don't be a football flunkie! 24 First fire drill 25 Guard Courtyard Soul Festival features Bad Rapf' DECEMBER 1 Student and faculty discuss open corridor policy problems!Council meets to discuss its abolishment 6 Field trip week begins: French class views H400 Coups 7 Spanish class sees The Young and the Damned 9 History class eats out Prussian-style! Lights in front of DHS change colors for first time 10 Senior option requests due!Swinging fight in cafeteria 12 First Fine Arts Department Holiday Con- cert 13 YES vs Crane Door, Illinois Pollution Control Board fines Crane Door S1100 16 A Capella performs at Museum of Science and Industry 17 Annual candy cane sale-it's almost winter vacation time! 18 Traditional Woman's Lib Tournabout Winter Carnival - FEBRUARY 19 District swim meet at HPHS, Coach Ed- strom in the pool 20 National Brotherhood week begins 25 Final TROUBADOUR deadline extended one week!Eighth hour experimental U.S. History classes hold presidential conven- tion 26 We-Ours Coffeehouse revived 28 Senator Karl Berning talks with DHS stu- dents 29 Sadie Hawkins Day MARCH 1 Radio Club contacts California, England, St. Lucia Islands, Oregaon, Minnesota, Pennsylvania, Ontario and Indiana during open house!Warriors win basketball sec- tional, defeating Wheeling 55-53 2 Annual DECA State Leadership Conference in Springfield 3 Well-attended AFS assembly, 16 countries represented 6 Someone plants bomb in wastebasket 8 Senior Teaching Day, wear appropriate clothing!Faculty votes to close halls during limchrperiods 18 RECORD OF EVENTS 2 French Club picnic 4 Stunts rehearsals start 6 Fly on a leash in cafeteria!Decision on no Homecoming bonfire 7 Every teacher smiles . . . for the yearbook photographer 9 Band and Pom Pon entertain at Lake County Rifles semi-professional football game! Last AFS tag day 10 YES community education project 20 Homecoming queen and court elections! YES wins one when Walgreens' pleads guilty of smoke violation, fined S50 22 Red and grey, Warrior Day! 23 Homecoming game!PSAT testing begins junior year! Willie in Warriorland, Homecoming dance 31 Happy Halloween JANUARY 5 National Honor Society informal ceremony, Two students decline dubious honor 6 Sophomore girls please wear dresses that button down the front ffor heart screening this weekb 11 Gigantic snowball fight in courtyard 14 DHS pollutes air with 85 smoke, Deerfield police come to visit 15 Girls' Gymnastics Club places first in Starke Gymnastics meet 21 Art Through The Ages Humanities opera rocks in auditorium 22 DHS invitational Forensics meet 24 Cafeteria prices rise thanks to Uncle Dick and Phase II 25 January graduates pick up official diplomas! Council executive board and school board representative elections 26 Semester exams begin, but it's too cold to study 29 Girl performs as Rumpelstiltskin MARCH 9 Apathy reacts to closed halls 10 Premier performance How To Succeed . . . !Two DHS forensians advance to state competition 11 70 degree summer Saturday 13 Super spring snowstorm 14 Winter sports awards!Annual Math As- sociation of America contest 16 Girls' Club spring fashion show Oriental Outlook 18 First annual Folk-Rock Festival!DHS Debate highest rank in sectionals, on to state 24 PTO show 'tCollagel' involves parents, teachers and students APRIL 1 April Fools Day 10 Return from relaxation, spring vacation ends 14 FTA observes city elementary and junior high schools 18 French Club beignet bake sale 22 DHS Sock Hop, back to cruising! 26 JFK Award nominations 28 Dark of the Moon presented as spring Play Lunchroom clean-up week declared Lecture, room E 110: Advanced Techniques in Paperdoll Cutting First performance Student Stunts 1971 Stunts party fphase four? over 11 a.m. Fire breaks out in back woods Winter begins, first snowfall Premier Ski Show to a full auditorium Warriors beat first place Glenbrook North 7-0 Pot party in girls' E-hall john First major ethnic lunch, Italian Day in senior cafeteria! Stunts music recorded for free in downtown studio Live music in the cafeteria Fall sports awards Thanksgiving vacation, Happy Turkey Day! FEBRUARY 1953 baby boys get draft numbers!Ground- hog doesn't see his shadow Student hall monitors recruited to save open ha1ls1'!French Club signs constitution, refreshments served Free Pops concert, downbeat 8 p.m.! Computer has headache so first semester grades not issued Lake County Gymnastics invitational Charles E. Smith speaks on What's Behind the Street Revolution Dance Club lecture-demonstration on development of dance!Someone sets off string of firecrackers in locker in Q-hall! Students locked out of faculty meeting, faculty votes to leave corridors provision- ally open Debate invitational tournament!Happy Birthday Illinois' own Secret admirers give candy in Valentine spirit MAY Seniors practice graduation, elect class marshalls Non-marching Band concert DHS Guard picnic!YES speaker program with senator Charles Percy Swim Club presents t'Alice in Waterlandi' Dance Club performs a tribute to the Beatles f'Everything You Always Wanted To Know About Gymnastics But Were Afraid To Ask, joint Girls' and Boys! Gymnastics Show Spring Orchestra concert Prom Crystal Blue Persuasionf' JUNE End-of-year Choral concert Professional wrestling match, courtesy of Council AFS farewell tea PE classes view water safety demonstration Senior exams Final graduation practice!Senior picnic Underclassmen exams again!GRADUATION Time for life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness

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it Stunts You think youlre going in CIRCLES! Just watching crew work would make a great skit. Aw, come on, Jeff. Let's play tln The Moodf tWe know you're a soft-spoken fellow, but there's an audience out there. Look out- I'm going to miss my entrance! t'Personally, I dont feel sad that it's over. Dave Doremus 20 STUNTS