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Conflict of interest[edit]

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August 2014[edit]

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  • Pictured is the class of 1890, which included future Supreme Court Justice [[Owen J. Roberts]]. (two rows above boy with a zero on his shirt]]
  • '''Osbourn''' is named for longtime headmaster Dr. Samuel E. Osbourn (1915-1948. The house colors are green and white.

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