Downers Grove North High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Downers Grove, IL)

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Bruce Gattis docs research on his debate topic. Resolved: That the federal government should establish, finance, and administer pro- grams to control air and water pollution in the United States. This was the debate topic proposed for the 1970-71 school year. DE- BATE CLUB, coached by Mr. William Reid and Mr. David Palmer, participated in ap- proximately ten tournaments. In addition to the novice debaters and varsity debaters, freshmen were made a part of the club this year. Debate Team Discovers Challenging Opposition Nelson Warnell gives a convincing argument. DEBATE- Seated: Bruce Gattis. Caren Council. 8arb Eaton, Karen Cuff, Mr. William Reid, Spon- sor. Standing: Mr. David Palmer, Sponsor; Dave Vcnard, Lynn Fandrey, John Hrushka, Bob Via- dova, Jim Bitner, Nelson Warnell, Art MacQuilkin. On ladder: Rich Olson, Gavin Stone, Dayle Drc- man, Debbie Stewart. 29

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Creativity was explored while shared ideas developed into individual projects in ART CLUB, sponsored by Miss Velma Dickson. Exploring various areas of art, members par- ticipated in several activities including a trip to the Art Institute of Chicago to enhance their artistic knowledge. Books were only a beginning to the activities of BOOK CLUB. Under the guidance of Mrs. Margarete A. Cantrall and Mr. Tom Jandris, the club practiced creative writing and attended plays and lectures. Club mem- bers gathered and selected original written work from the entire student body, produc- ing the school's annual literary magazine, The Muse. BOOK CLUB- Seated: Caren Council, Sue Collins, President; Barb Eaton, Secretary-Treasurer. Stand- ing: Chris Spurrier, Mr. Tom Jandris, Sponsor; Mrs. Margarete Cantrall, Sponsor; Jim Walsh, Marie Schlentz. Libby Katzin. DGN Students Expand Knowledge and Cultural Interests 28 ART CLUB-Seated: Nancy Nemetz, President. Standing: Cindy Bocinsky, Secretary-Treasurer; Cheryl Lcverenz, Vice-President.

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1971 CAULDRON Staff Breaks with Established Yearbook Rules to Produce a Unique Book While Having Some Extracurricular Fun, Too Editors Dan Liberty and Karla Rice Working together to produce a distinctive yearbook, the 1971 CAULDRON Staff, sponsored by Mrs. Catherine McKinney, and under the leadership of Editors Karla Rice and Dan Liberty, confronted each deadline with a last minute push and an eye on cele- brating. The challenge of uniquely recording the events of the 1970-71 school year was met with many hours of work and a fresh supply of ideas. A new addition to the staff was photographer Rusty Zabler, enabling CAULDRON to pro- vide more complete school coverage. Plans for the general layout were completed by the editors during the summer. Section edi- tors, copy editor, typists, and business coor- dinator each contributed his specialized ser- vices to the completion of the yearbook as the editors supervised each aspect of the operation. 30 M acting deadlines involves late hours, hard work, and many headaches. Sona Stahl laughs in the face of disaster.