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

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SEPTEMBER School begins with half of a day. Outraged seniors discover they don't have a senior cafeteria. First pep rally. Senior class officer elections, this time serious. Nominations for Homecoming Oueen and Court First home football game Cwe wonj Smile Csix timesj - senior pic- tures are taken. First bake sale of the year, AFS raises 1530. Yom Kippur - everyone gets off of school. French Club picnic. OCTOBER Underclassmen pictures begin. Happy seniors regain senior cafeteria, with a warning to keep it clean. AFS Open House - come meet Barb and Aud. Homecoming Queen is electedg Second annual powder-puff football game, the class of '75 loses again. Warrior Weekend begins - Rah! Columbus Day, no school. YES Teach-ln. Pick up that trash! Deerfield tries out Shakespeare as A Midsummer's Night's Dreamuopens. Milk prices go down to 64: 3 Coke goes upto 206. Zebras. martians, and clowns appear Cit's Halloweenll NOVEMBER First Frosh Fun Night Deerfield enters the lst state football play-offs and the whole school gets out early to watch us lose. 50's Day and Sock Hop spon- sored by Student Council Calendar Of Events 26 28 2 6 9 10 15 19 23 6 Z1 23 28 1 12 14 17 24 28 Fall Sports Awards Night, the football team decides once again to give no Most Valuable Player Award because the whole team was so good. Turkey Day DECEMBER Student Council Toys for Tots drive begins. Girls plan to raid Varsity Club meeting, but change their minds. A Hannukah NHS Induction Ceremony - congratulations are in order A Cappella and Madrigal and Orchestra perform for the holi- days. Faculty Christmas party com- plete with Santa himself. Christmas vacation begins - two weeks of holiday rest JANUARY First day of school in 1975. New three-day semester exam period Varsity Club Fun Night - turnout is so poor that Coke is given away just to get rid of it. Semester Graduation - Mr. Benson receives a soul hand- shake. FEBRUARY Winter Boogie Basketball Homecoming Dance Lincoln's Birthday - no school in lllinois Secret Admirer's Day falias Val- entine's Dayli the musical per- formance, Gigi, Begin Junior registration Begin sophomore registration Second Frosh Fun Nite: OWYAD final deadline - Where are you Mr. Knudson? LO r-OONIU1 13 14 20 25 28 7 12 16 18 25 26 30 2 9 16 17 23 24 30 3 6 10 13 MARCH Mr. Knudson shows up sixth pe- riod on time - too late Mr. K. CIC lnstutute Day - no school AFS Day - what a fiesta! Turnabout Dance Math Contest periods 1-2 Senior Teach Day -gunderclass- men beware lllinois Model U.N. at Lake Gene- va Stunts with a senior boys' kickline Sports Awards Night Good Friday - begin Spring vacation APRiL Return from Easter vacation - How do you feel? . Dance Show Seniors nominate Class Mar- shalls Third Frosh Fun Nite Cwe have to keep them off the streets, don't we?J Band Concert ACT testing K. P. Newman walks on his hands down E-hall. MAY Swim Show Fine Arts Spring production Choral Concert Prom - every girl's dream Orchestra Concert GymnasticsShow Memorial Day - no school JUNE Sports Awards Night Senior exams -- just think se- niors, you're almost there Graduation and semester ex- ams Last day of school! ffinallyy

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pp left: Sophomore attendant Cindy Altman dances with Mike Wells. Center Eft: Jeb Wright C533 blocks for John Weidler C173 in the sophomores' victo- ous game. Bottom left: Jim Place. Debbie Lundquist. Barb Lindsay, Ed Coop- Jan Jones, and Bruce Freifeld pose for a picture at the homecoming Right: Mark Carlson looks for a receiver, Lower right: Mr. Harris gives Bordenave some last-minute coaching, gl HOMECOMING 19

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1 l Back To Books Getting up early and goingfora number, then settling down for a long morning or zooming off to the bakery for breakfast. Coming back it's timefor meeting kids for the first time all summer to whom the last school day we said, We'll get together this summer, spending all our hard earned summer cash on a record-high priced earth science book and an armload of English books. We separate with the feelingthat getting up early and books and school are finally upon us. Left: Karen Winegar, Laura Kammerer Sue lVlcCarthy, Rob Stein, Below: Mary lVlcG1nley