Roosevelt High School - Rohian Yearbook (Virginia, MN)

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FRONT CORRIDOR How APPROPRIATE that Theodore Roosevelt's likeness should be the Hrst object of interest as one appears in the doorway of the building that is named for him. Iohn Sargent has indeed succeeded in reproducing the Roosevelt that we as a nation knew, with all his calm self-assurance and magnetic personality. On either side of the portrait are nature scenes. All the drawings have been dedicated as class memorials in previous years. With the two hand-carved benches, given to the school by former vocal organizations, and with the checkered tiling of the floor, the front corridor achieves a pleasing harmony. HHH! I, Il E X Z