Needham High School

Alice Lillian Osborne

Alice Lillian Osborne, Needham High School class of 1925 (Needham, Massachusetts). The entry prints: born in 1907; a motto.

Class of 1925

56 in the class of 1925 · 27 more named Osborne

Full name: Alice Lillian Osborne
Born: February 23, 1907
School: Needham High School
Graduated: Class of 1925

Also searched as: Alice Osborne; Alice L. Osborne; Osborne, Alice.

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Classmates 55

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This site lists 56 people from the Needham High School class of 1925; sorted by surname, Alice comes 35th. Alice is printed on page 47 of the scan, in the last third of the 30-to-51 run of portrait pages. The class of 1925 has 56 names here, where the neighbouring classes have 37 for 1924 and 64 for 1926. On its own title page this book is “Advocate”.

On the same scan page	Eleanor Marie Ryan, John James Whetton
The book's own title	Advocate

What the yearbook said

“She looks like morning roses newly wash'd with dew.”

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Needham High School yearbook, 1925, page 47. View the original scan at the Internet Archive (item advocate1925need).

Published 1925, and therefore in the public domain in the United States. Scan courtesy of Needham Free Public Library via the Internet Archive.

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