North Scott High School - Silver Shield Yearbook (Eldridge, IA)

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dvffwmif MMM? fwfw T!1f17P'f'f 7 Behind every drama production there are many people supporting and helpmg the actors so they can give the best performance they can All people involved in make up and costumes have to put ln many hours back stage to give the actors the look to match the character that they re playmg With make up re ceived by donations or purchased from the make up stores at Circa 21 the make up artists are ready for work Theirjob usually began on the night of dress rehearsal smce that was the first night anythmg other than scripts were used To get their job finished all cast members have to be In the auditorium at least two hours before a performance While many actors did their own make up they still had to make sure that no one came out onto the stage looking like a clown With more than four hundred out fits in the backstage area the cos tume department was marvelously well equipped Obtained from var ious sources consisting of garage sales antique stores donations and out of actors homes they are received from almost everywhere Mrs Judith Jacobs and the costume committee decide what costumes best fit what characters in the pro duction they are workmg on lt all starts with actors having to be fit correctly in their outfits, makmg de clslons on whether or not they have to be taken ln, and how well It will look on stage, the final reward comes when they see the fmal pro duction 24.5232315523 32-Ig 1:21211-: 12:3 v.i:3 1:':1:3:3ti:5:2,'I7:QIg5:2 125:51-:1:g:g:1:5:3 ,:3:A,:3:f1:5:1:5.3',.:.. 1:-:A:::-12,525 I 51 ,fy 5'3I,I5'g fg g'gIg V 9 ,.v.,1:E2ii---. , 5 - :iififiii ,. QL . .5 252552: 1 - - Eiigffigigligiiiifi-:IEEE - . 11.1 2- . s gi . ' 5:4 1 - - P 1252221 .T .ii . - If Q 1. , I 1':,fI . . ,QQ 1 v 1 'A i Q: ' . e 3 Amy Fite helps out backstage by giving an actress a new hairstyle to fit the part. Sporting an old look in a new production. Beth Splinter shows us her outfit especially made for her.

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Joy Glover. Janeen Heiman, Dave LaRoque, Augie Ferguson. Michelle Skadal. Angie Case. Janeen Fowler. Jesse Peterson. and Mike Reese end their program enthusiastically. V21 , ff 4 Feeling left out. Augie Ferguson portrays his part by looking left out Getting ready for their performance. Janeen Heiman and Michelle Skadal rehearse their lines. A , , 1- 1 vi-u-am- 1 If ' , WW: KW f 5 J-Q.. jviflif if l , nr or ,Z W 2 , . yrs. 1, , The practical cats, Andrea Gale. JoAnne Wilson. Holly Meyer and Jesse Nagel. demonstrate their feline abilities. V. X lx 1 T 2 a sas S3 l 3 Posing in cat-like positions. Andrea Gale, JoAnne Wilson. Holly Meyer. Jesse nagel, Amy Birtell. Amy King. and Ryan Riewerts go on with their reading. X l 47

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f . .. . . ,.:: t . : ' 'vez' H , ., .. . -,-- Q is . . . . . . LL1- if Fitting one of the actors, Kym Gradin does her best with Daryl Fisher, an uncooperative thesplan. H M A. sg: gawk Deciding which accessories to go with certain outfits. Mrs. Judith Jacobs realizes that she is almost out of jewelry. 149