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| Eliza Dolittle | Barbara Conant |
| Prof. Henry Higgins | A.M.Neal |
| Alfred P. Doolittle | |
| Freddy Hill | Phil Osbourne |
| Col. Pickering | Bill Murphy |
| Maid | Mary Lonergan |
| "Bystander" at the theater | Eddie Skahill |
| Mother of Henry Higgins | Gail Wallace |
| Mrs. Pearce, Higgins' housekeeper | Betty Barry |
| Mrs. Eynsford Hill's son Freddy | Phil Osborne |
| Mrs. Eynsofrd Hill's daughter Clara | Christine Andrews |
| Mrs. Eynsford Hill | Nancy Green(?) |
| Production Staff | Mike Serotta, Ron Jones, Janet Selman, Sally Eisenbach,
Helen Garabedian, Patricia Silveira |
| Pygmalion, as presented by the class of '64, delighted two
nights' audiences. Long hours of rehearsals, costume fittings, and scenery
painting went into this production of G.B. Shaw's famous story of a poor
Cockney flower girl and a phonetc's professor who teaches her to "speak
like a lady." An ambitious effort for a high school group, the success of Pygmalion was due largely to the determined hard work of the Senior Dramatics Club, sparked by the advisor, Mr. Cafarelli. [from the 1964 yearbook] |
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| L-R: Mary Lonergan (standing), Mike Serotta
(plaid shirt), Gail Wallace, Ron Jones (wearing glasses), Dana Cooley
- Alfred Doolittle, Janet Selman, Bill Murphy, A. M. Neal, Bob Cafarelli
(faculty advisor), Barbara Conant, Betty Barry (standing), Sally Eisenbach
(seated), Helen Garabedian, Phil Osborne, Ed Skahill, Christine Andrews
(large hat), Patricia Silveira (seated on floor), Nancy Green (? - smaller
hat) |
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| (Thank you to Bill Murphy and Dana Cooley for the cast information! If you were involved in this show or have a program or remember anything about it, PLEASE e-mail me so I can update this page. I'll be sure to give you credit J. Thank you!) | |