Lighting Tech / Web Cam Op, Noah Klentak   Noah Klentak was born and raised in a small suburb of Boston, called Medfield.  Even as a child, Noah’s parents noticed that he had a love for girls, dancing, and dancing with girls.  As he grew up, Noah attended Xaverian Bros. H.S. in the class of 2003.  He enjoyed going to Club T dances at his high school, but at the first dance of his senior year, Noah realized that the dances started to have a younger crowd to them.  However, Noah loved music and dances and wanted to continue attending the dance parties.  He noticed that the DJ had a young assistant with him.  Noah figured that he had found the perfect opportunity to get paid and still have fun at kick-ass dance parties.  He asked the DJ, Tom Walsh if he was looking for any more helpers.  Tom was happy to welcome Noah aboard and tried him out at the next Xaverian Dance, where Tom and fellow DJ, John Silipigno, showed Noah the ropes.  Tom was very impressed with Noah and decided to bring Noah along to most of his parties throughout the year.  Throughout the year, Noah worked the Mega Raves and Video Dance parties at high schools and colleges all over Massachusetts, setting up, running lights, taking requests, and shooting web cam pictures of the crowd.  Noah soon became known as the assistant who was always on time and never made any mistakes while working, and Tom even went so far as to call Noah the best DJ assistant that he has ever worked with.             When he is not working for Club T, Noah enjoys going out with his buddies to dance clubs like the Avalon, and other clubs in Boston and Providence to have a good time.             Noah is currently attending the University of Richmond, where college funds are liquidating all the money he has earned with Club T.  But Noah believes it was worth it: “When you have a Job that you love, it is as if you never work a day in your life.”  Noah plans to be back and working the hell month of June, when all of the proms and graduation parties take place, but as for now, Richmond is a little too far for the weekend DJ assistant jobs.  Who knows, as Tom hopes, maybe Noah will open up Club T “Richmond Style.”             Noah would like to thank DJ/Owner Tom Walsh for giving him a chance (and a Job).  Noah would also like to thank all of the other staff at Club T who he has worked with.   E-Mail Noah Directly at clubt@clubt.com or call us anytime at (781) 575-1010