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Teahouse Of The August Moon Shani demo hibimashoka? Fisan! Okinawian at Cheyenne? For four weeks it was the prevailing language of the twenty-seven cast members in T eahouse of the August Moon . The combined efforts of Mr. Porter, Ellen Davis Qstudent directorj, the cast, the stage crew, and Mrs . Ottinger resulted in two well done, extremely entertaining evenings of performance, on November l6 and 17. The play involved the story of an American officer, Captain Fishy QBob lohnsonl, who tried to convert a village of Okinawians to the Democratic way of life. In the process he encountered many problems . Sakini, Fisby's interpreter CBob Dorseyl, added sage of advice and comments . Finally, the village brandy industry provided funds for a Teahouse, where Lotus Blossom, the geisha, fNancy Hock and Judy Huntl, could entertain and the villagers could come to relax. That was, until Col. Purdy QBrad Bakerj interrupted Tobiki village life by denouncing Fisby's efforts and ordering the Teahouse to be torn down. All ended well, however, when Tobiki village was chosen as an example of Democracy at work. The Teahouse was reconstructed and everyone was happy. The first major production in Cheyenne's new Lloyd Shaw Auditorium, Teahouse , was certainly a success, and it will hold many memories. The goat, the jeep, the effective scenery, the unfamiliar syllables of a strange language added much to the total and delightful effect of Teahouse of the August Moon . Well, audience, are you going to clap or not? Well boss, Ladies League for Demo- cratic action looks like a BIC problem! 14
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Sunshine on Saturday pleased the Home- coming crowd almost as much as the Cheyenne 19, St. Mary's 0 score. The Marching Band and Ohkom Kawis dancers provided half-time entertainment as Queen Kathi Willis and at- tendants Bev and Barb Hendricks Were escorted to the field by school board members . Climaxing the week of festivities was the dance on Saturday night, with students rocking to the sound of the New World Blues Dictionary. Becky Long and her committee decorated the cafetorium with arrows and totem poles. With the last dance, the momentous Week came to an end. . --W. l 3 591'
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Ah so! Ivory liquid makes my hands smooth and soft. The Wrestling match comes to a climax as Don Hart does an unplanned flipflop with the aid of john Lucas. Gergovitch! Will you stand at attention?
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