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Page 24: Top: Lounging around in “Mag’s” office are Jim Schoch, Diane Martinson, and Melanie Harfield. Lower: Dave Hodnefield watches as Krista Kirkeide works with the lights. Page 25: Top Left: Bob Hoyt and David Hadley pick out their costumes. Top Right: Kris Turner and Patty Shaw help with the building of the scenes. Lower Left: Warren Magnuson lets off some steam, while Katheryn Bungert studies her lines. Behind the scenes • 25
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Behind the scenes with JTC Theatre people were involved. Theatre gave students a place to go — a place to create, to explore their acting ability, and to share their interest in the theatre with people like themselves. A closeness developed between the students. They went backstage, to Warren Magnuson’s office, or to the loft to talk, let off steam, or just escape from the pressures of the day. They were able to go into “Mag’s” office and lounge around or relax. Weiner roasts and popping corn added to the fun. “It gives you a chance to be with people just like you,” theatre member Kate O’Brien said. Theatre members needed to work hard in order to produce a good show. According to O’Brien, “Everybody helps with what they can.” Students who were experts in certain aspects of theatre were able to teach their talents to others in the show. “With this in mind, you’ll leave with some knowledge of lights, costumes, scenery, make-up, etc.,” O’Brien said. Besides the actors, there were technical people, known as techies, who worked with lighting and music. “We’re at work as soon as the actors leave the stage,” Maureen Olson added. They worked at creating moods and special effects. This was not a simple task. Often the techies were at school until 10 p.m. These experiences were rewarding. Some students who participated in the Jefferson Theatre Company went on to pursue theatre as a career. 24 • Behind the scenes
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Page 26 — Top: Couples enjoy a slow song. Lower Left: Shelley Brown and Jenny Ament punk out. Lower Right: Sue Egger and Steve Molenaar find time to relax. Page 27 — Top: Joe Tiffany transports himself to the punk world. Lower: Ann Porth and husband relax while chaperoning the Jefferson Jam. 26 • Jefferson Jam
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