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

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Thorin and Company become captives of the elves. The dwarves feast on Bilbo's food, and quite a feast it is! The three trolls feast on mutton. Bilbo tries to think of a way to set his friends free Some mention should be made of all the crew people that helped make this production possi- ble. The production staff is as follows: Co-directors- Valerie Boyd Mary Rizzo Student Co-ordinator- Gay Locker Co-Stage managers- Mark Forsythe Debbie Betczynski Tech Director- Heidi Boehm Set Director- Karin Anderson Lights- Heiko Henning Sound- Mike Swanson Costumes- Helen Forsythe Denny Stone Special Lights- Dave Johnson Make-up- Laura Boehm Daryl Stone Public Relations- Rick Russo The live music was composed and directed by Jim and John Broddc. The songs were choreo- graphed by Amy Claus, and the fight scene was choreographed by Mark Steward and Larry Smith. WINTER PLAY 21

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Bilbo is awed at the sight of the dragon and the immense pile of stolen wealth. Collum desperatly tries to guess the answer to the riddle. THE HOBBIT THE CAST Bilbo- Ken McCracken Candolf- Steve Shea Thorin- Tom Clark Smaug- Cary Lund Collum- Kevin McCoy Elven Queen- Sarah Hanson Bard- Jim Wallace Essie- Marnie Schlakcr Bert- Steve Solbcrg Tom- Todd Coles Elven Guard 1- Sandy Stockwe.l Elven Guard 2- Kathy Graflund Great Goblin- Bob Gromeberg Dwalin- Brad Lane Balin- Ed Oudin Kili- Mike Tredolo Fili- Vincent Martin Bifur- Lana Lawson Bofur- Sue Pavlock Bombur- Mary Rizzo Oin- Denny Stone Gloin- Dina Cload Dor«- Meg Halligan Nori- Chris Silvestri Ori- Betsy Greenhill Thorin and Gandolf are prepared to continue on their quest despite all obsticles. Bilbo steals the keys in order to set the dwarves free. 20 WINTER PLAY

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junior busy working on the hall decorating Mass hysteria among Seniors, contest. TCCJaVN wieieik inspires spirit Remember those five funfilled days that ev- eryone was allowed to bring out their school spirit to an extreme (without getting suspend- ed)? Remember walking through the first floor hallway on a sleepy, early Friday morning when, without warning, it changed into a wild jungle (Freshman hall decor)? That week, spon- sored by North's own cheerleaders, was Trojan Week! On Monday of Trojan week there was a sud- den rash of hats of all kinds on everyone. Yes, Mr. Conciar, we remember. Tuesday, students and faculty alike were blinded by people who had (supposedly) dressed in the dark. Wednesday, the class of '79 showed their strength and endurance by winning the pyra- mid building contest. Juniors came in third, and last but not least came the Sophomores. All of the classes put in much effort and energy1 On to Thursday, where the phrase I Hate Boys seemed to gain instant popularity, worn on hand-made heart-shaped buttons. It all led up to Friday. Massive hysteria in the form of good school spirit- the disco contest, the results of all the other contests of the week and shouts of we are great from all classes, accompanied by large quanities of confetti- all symbolizing faith in the Trojan way. When it all mellowed out, the Sophomores had prevailed for the week, with the super Seniors close behind. Then came the Juniors, and bringing up the rear were many bewildered Freshmen. It was a good week, thanks to everyone's sup- port. Super Sophomore pyramid. 22 TROJEAN WEEK