Sewickley Herald

              The Herald
The Sewickley Valley's Home-News Weekly
Vol. XXVIII.   No. 31.
SEWICKLEY, PA., FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1931
Price 5 Cents
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Osborne School ©raduahorc
Osborne "pupils in JfVont of tl>e School
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Seven members of the eighth grade
class of the Osborne Public School will
graduate at the commencement exercises next Monday evening at 7:45
o'clock in the auditorium of the school.
Nancy Merrill, aged 12, won high honors
with a grade of 97i per cent and Betty
Marks and William Jadden tied for
second honors.
Tho program will be opened by a
chorus of seventh and eighth 'grade
pupils, who 'will sing "Hard-A-Leel"
by Hosiier, "The Development of
Transportation" will be the subject of
the address by William Burr Jadden
and it will bo followed by a piano solo,
"Tho Will 0' The Wisp," by Rodgers,
played by Betty Marks.
Tho Valedictory, "Thomas Jefferson's  Contribution  to  American  Wei-
faro," will be given by Nancy Merrill
and Richard Frederick will read the
Class Prophecy. Dr. 0. D. Odell of the
Sewickley Presbyterian Church will
deliver tho Commencement address,
and F. F. Mcintosh, president of the
Osborne Sehool Board will present tho
diplomas.
The chorus will sing, "The Song of
tho Melon Patch," by Arthur Targett
and tho program will close with tho
presentation of perfcet attendance
certificates by Margaret Greig. The
awards will be presented to Nancy
Morrill, Edith Trapp, Margaret Greig,
William Merrill, Florence Beelcr, Billy
Barger, Dick Groig, Oharles Hamilton,
Maxino Doty, Mary Alison Merrill and
Philip Borg. Mrs. Bubb, teacher of
tho   seventh   and   eighth   grades,   has
planned tho program, which will be
carried out by the students.
The members of tlie eighth grade
who will graduate are: Nancy Merrill,
Betty Marks, William Jadden, William
Merrill, William Patterson, Margaret
Greig and Richard Frederick. Sehool
will closo Wednesday, June 10th, for
tlio 'summer vacation.
In tho picture: Back row—'William
Wynn, Walter Ritchey, William Jadden, William Merrill, Richard Frederick, Nancy Morrill, Dorothy Dann,
Nancy Over, Sara Edith Ivory, Mary
Elizabeth Mark, and Margaret Groig.
Second Row—Mrs. Bubb, Mrs. Hathaway, Robert Kulin, James Loonard,
William Barger, George Shussler, Jack
Tuinliu, William Patterson, Richard
Borg,   Jane   Mcintosh,   Evelyn   Jones,
Marietta Leonard, Marjnu'ot Bullitt,
Betty Ann Robinson, Betty Wynn,
Peggy Jadden, Florence Beelcr and
Miss  Grace Morrison, principal.
Third Row—Officer E. R. Gardner,
Richard Greig, Richard Eberle, Mary
Lou Snedden, Nancy Watson, Mary Alison Merrill, Ann Heumann, Mildred
Borger, Frederica Mcintosh, Helen Bullitt, Betty Ann Harrison, Norma Gardner, Jean McPherson, Maxino Doty,
Sara Fundis, Marjorie Over, Ruth
Weston, Glenn Politer, Kenneth Crampton and Charles Hamilton.
Front Row—Daniel Davis, Alexander Dann, Billy Eborle, Philip Berg,
Chostor Brewer, Harriman Sunnon,
Harrison Brewer, Edward Barger, John
Fetter, Robert Hamilton and Rupert
Ltiliilin.   Tho photo is by Diolrl.