Spring Woods High School - Safari Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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From rags to riches Eliza Doolittle, when taken Off the streets by Professor Henry Higgins, Has an ordinary English accent. Higgins' dream is to Transform this flower Girl into a proper lady. He makes a bet with y Hugh Pickering that he can Do so in six short months. After practices and studies, Eliza makes her debut And is a smash. Higgins thinks he is through With the girl, and Eliza leaves Only to find she is in love with him. Higgins misses Eliza and She comes back to him with Clean hands and face. But let o woman in your life, exc Higgins to Pickn The Cockney Chorus sings Wouldn't it be lo during the tenement What a smashing, positively dashing spectacle: the Ascot op'ning day Chorale at the Ascot Races

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G hcndkerchlef used to w,pe Pickering explains to Mrs Pearce Kit Robberson, and the servants The fairest ol' them all With the combined efforts Of the art, music and Drama departments, My Fair Lady Was the school's most Successful production. The story of a young girl Who was brought in Off the street by a Dignified and stubborn Professor is one we Will never forget. As they struggled to make Her a lady, we laughed, Cried, felt their ioy and Their heartbreak while we Watched a beautiful music Story unfold before our eyes

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