Collaborating Across the Arts Roseboro at The Bishop's School Feb 2016
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To celebrate Black History Month, The Bishop’s School hosted a collaborative event with art, music dance and dramatic readings from On Zion’s Hill, a novel by former chair of the Bishop’s English Department, Anna J. Small Roseboro
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- 1. Author and Illustrator Readings, Music, and Dance by Students and Faculty Past and Present Image Susan B. Osborn, Illustrator COLLABORATING ACROSS THE ARTS Susan B. Osborn, Illustrator MEET and GREET
- 10. Inspiration for ON ZION’S HILL
- 13. Zion’s Hill in West Middlesex, PA
- 14. Zion’s Hill in West Middlesex, PA
- 16. ZION’S HILL Overlooking the Valley
- 17. How Great Thou Art! Sung by Samantha Webster Image
- 19. Great Migration Painting by Jacob Lawrence
- 20. Great Northern Migration of African Americans
- 22. Regional Dialects and 60’s Slang • Standard • Pittsburghese • Southern • Deep South • Grammar of Ebonics • Urban Slang • Use of verb “to be” • Dropped Tense Verbs • “Are you coming?” • “Yinz or youns comin’?” • “You all or yawl comin’? • “You n’em or you n’ose coming?” • “They” for “their” “They stuff.” • “Going steady? That’s Cool!” • “You be coming soon?” • “I be there, directly.” • “Yawl comin’ or not?” College vocabulary and colloquialisms
- 23. Conversation at Ice Cream Stand
- 25. March for Freedom, Detroit, 1963
- 26. Former Michigan Governor George Romney, Sr.
- 27. Rev. MLK, Jr. at COBO HALL, 1963 image I have a dream!
- 29. Steel Mills – Major Employers Image Mill Layoffs
- 31. Cars of the 1960s Late in Week Early in Week
- 32. Ken drives a Corvair.
- 34. African Americans in Civil War 9th Calvary
- 35. National Park Ranger at King Center in Atlanta, GA My Uncle, Graham Holley Williams
- 36. Blend US History, Family, and Fiction
- 37. Grandparents – JC and Jamar (Jammie)
- 38. Anna’s Poem becomes Angie’s Poem
- 39. “Grampoppa” Grandfather, or Grampoppa, we called him Working at odd jobs Living out his faith. God called him to pastor To shepherd his flock, To care for his family.
- 40. “Grampoppa” Amidst the dusty-pew odor And sour, mildewy hymnals, Intermingled with colognes and after shave Energine and perspiration, I see him sitting on the platform In a small rented church, His skin glistening like warm maple syrup, His bald, billiard bare head Thrown back or cocked to one side, Inspired, but unmusical hymns Stirring him to respond.
- 41. “Grampoppa” Pastoring his family – Providing food, clothing and shelter. Fond memories of love and devotion For each of us and his wife for life. His wife of fifty-five years – loving to the end. I can see the two of them She in a small-print cotton dress Covered with a full-checkered apron, Hair neatly combed Feet neatly shod, Carrying him a tray of food Throwing him kisses before returning to the kitchen.
- 42. Basketball Coach Ed Mc Cluskey
- 43. Minister and Youth Group Counselor Sister Alice Barker Shankle
- 44. Math Teacher Across the Hall
- 47. Kids and Tweens Teens and Young Adults
- 49. Real People William Gerald and Anna J. Small Roseboro
- 50. My husband is real; Kenny is NOT
- 51. I am Anna; Angie is NOT me.
- 53. “This Little Light of Mine”
- 54. This Little Light of Mine This little light of mine I'm going to let it shine. Oh, this little light of mine I'm going to let it shine. Hallelujah! This little light of mine I'm going to let it shine. Let it shine, let it shine, let it shine!
- 55. This Little Light of Mine This little light of mine I'm going to let it shine. Oh, this little light of mine I'm going to let it shine. Hallelujah! This little light of mine I'm going to let it shine. Let it shine, let it shine, let it shine!
- 56. This Little Light of Mine All around my school I'm going to let it shine. All around my school I'm going to let it shine. Hallelujah! All around my school I'm going to let it shine. Let it shine, let it shine, let it shine!
- 57. This Little Light of Mine Ev'ry where I go I'm going to let it shine. Oh, ev'ry where I go I'm going to let it shine. Hallelujah! Ev'ry where I go I'm going to let it shine. Let it shine, let it shine, let it shine!
- 58. This Little Light of Mine Put it under a bushel, NO! I'm going to let it shine Put it under a bushel, NO! I'm going to let it shine Hallelujah Put it under a bushel, NO! I'm going to let it shine Let it shine, let it shine, let it shine!
- 59. Let it shine! Let it shine! Let it shine!
- 60. Susan J. Osborn, Illustrator Colored pencil for Book Cover Pen and Ink for Interior Drawings
- 61. Illustrator, SUSAN J. OSBORN • FROM • TO
- 74. What makes fiction “CHRISTIAN?” Character(s) may come to an understanding of God as revealed in Jesus Christ
- 75. Image
- 76. What makes fiction “CHRISTIAN?” Character(s) may face a crisis of his or her faith
- 78. Bishop’s Singers
- 79. What makes fiction “CHRISTIAN?” Character(s) may sense his or her need for salvation from sin
- 81. My Valuable Critical Readers
- 82. A Sequel of Sorts Sweethearts of Zion’s Hill A collection of the accounts of other couples who met on Zion’s Hill and later married.
- 84. My Other Books
- 85. TBS Financial Aid Fund