Homer L Ferguson High School - Mariner Yearbook (Newport News, VA)

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‘What in the name of occupation goes on here?’ Plenty of hairspray and lots of Dippity-Do keep Bruce Hake’s curly locks under control With two months allowed for its preparation, Mr. Doug French be- gan tryouts in October for Teahouse of the August Moon. Rehearsals be- gan with Bruce Hake as Sakini, Robert Galloway portraying Captain Fisby, and Karin Clark as Lotus Blossom. On December 4, 5, and 6, audiences witnessed a portrayal of the Okinawan determination to get a teahouse as well as a live goat and cardboard jeep on stage. Make- up and costume artists met the challenge of Oriental eyes and dress, and the American occupation team met the challenge of Okinawan ingenuity. Mike Saba admires Nancy Randolph ' s work. As newly elected President of the Ladies’ League, Higa Jiga demands a helmet before she will take office. LIFE 27

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Robert Galloway rehearses his part. As the scene draws to a close, villagers rebuild the teahouse. A trusty jeep provides transportation to Tobiki for the peasants. 26 LIFE

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Patrick Dennis sips his first martini. Mame descends amid cheers. A quick jig to the side with Mame. Warned about the Upson’s, Mame waits for their arrival. Good plays begin backstage with lots of hard work and rehearsals. 28 LIFE