Henry Clay High School - Statesman Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

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The Cast Clara Eynsford-Hill Trudy Webb Mrs. Eynsford-Hill Alice Kinkead A Bystander Bill West Freddy Eynsford-Hill Malcolm Berryman Eliza Doolittle Mary Wamer Ford Colonel Pickering Allston Bayless Henry Higgins Tom Bagby Second Bystander Lowell Thomas Third Bystander Dorothy Sallee Taximan James Slone Alfred Doolittle Conrad Feltner Mrs. Higgins Marian Willard Parlourmaid Betty Markwell Senior Play THE SENIOR CLASS According to Greek legend, Pygmalion a king of Cyprus, was also a sculptor. He created a beauti- ful ivory statue and named it Galatea. So exquisite was Galatea that Pygmalion fell madly in love with her, whereupon Aph- rodite, goddess of love brought the statue to life, and she became Queen of Cyprus. The title of the play, Pygmalion, tells us that Shaw had in mind this ancient legend when he wrote it. Now, Now, Col. Pickering IHHY HIHH SE PRESENTS Comedy GEORGE BERNARD SHAW 73 According to the barometerical reading . . . A a a aoooouuuww Just you wait

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'PROGRAM' Boys Quartet Class History Class Will Class Prophecy Alma The teachers had fun. I like b3Y1C1U9t5- Senior Banquet Rhythm Rockers Tom Bagby Joan Davis, Marian Willard Mary Logan, Sue McCauley, Nancy Shraberg Jim Owen, Jim r v r lssacs i, Mater fn Where is our food, But--We BIC SEXHOIS 75