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

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16 Kristy Satchell shows how much energy she has left after a week of camp. ie Photo by: Jennifer Bocrie Nora Murray and Sharon Smith head out to the sun at Buckroe Beach. SUMMER FUN While working at the pool, Susan Curbow takes time out to listen to the radio. David Ashley catches the wave. Photo by: Staff Drawn by: Ron Holliday

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Photo by Michael White OFF BROADWAY Once upon a time in a far off kingdom lived a manipulative, wicked queen and her quiet husband. The kingdom was filled with many ladies wishing to marry the wimpy Prince Dauntless. All were turned away as the domineering Queen, portrayed by Rob- in Connor, did everything in her power to discourage finding a wife for her son. Even- tually, the Queen met her match when confronted by the vivacious Princess Winifred. Once Upon A Mattress was a tremendous success for the Drama Depart- ment. Hours of preparation went into the direction and construction that helped to a Bee Photo by Michael White Photo by Michael White The Princess (Marni Hankins) demonstrates her strength to the Prince. Look at me when I’m screaming at you! Kate Fitzer and Mike David dancing. make the musical successful. A cast of sixty was carefully selected by Miss Quinn. Robin Connor was excellent on stage as the hateful Queen Agravain. John Osborn provided a perfect touch of humor with his performance of King Sextimus. Kathy Fitchett and Mike David were impressive together as the “‘love struck’’ couple. David Watkins shined as the timid Prince Dauntless. Marni Hankins was excellent in her portrayal of the independent Princess Winifred. Many more helped to contribute to the success of the musical. Miss Quinn and the drama department were pleased with the outcome of Once Upon A Mat- tress. By Hope Phillips Photo by Michael White The Prince (David Watkins) moans over the loss of yet another Princess. The Queen and Wizard conspire. STUDENT LIFE

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tudents go “‘all out” to enjoy their summers, and many be- lieve this past one was one of the best. Many students spent their time at local beaches, including Virginia Beach, Buckroe, Croatan, Nags Head, and Hatteras. Some of the attractions at the beach were surfing, windsurfing, sailing, ““catching the rays,’ and having beach parties and cookouts. Graduating seniors had a week of fun with their friends after graduation at ws ; Photo by: Staff eh fen Ron Holliday, Mike David, and friend watch for a “swell” at Hatteras. Eric King practices fancy maneuvers on his bike. Photo by: Staff Ser “Fun CATCHIT... ““Beachweek,”’ in Nags Head, N.C. Temperature s climbed to almost unbear- able heights, but that did not keep any from participating in their favorite activities. Le- gion Post 255 baseball was a main attraction for several hot summer nights. Many stu- dents also spent their summer working as lifeguards, driving instructors, cashiers, and bagboys. Copy by: Beth Lanehart Photo by: Staff Beth Lanehart and Amy Weaver get ready to go out after a day at the beach. Chris, Juan, Jose, and George relax on the porch of their cottage during Beach Week. STUDENT LIFE 16A