Roosevelt High School - Rohian Yearbook (Virginia, MN)

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Sm Miss Henning, Miss Barra ith, Mr. Mueller. Miss Healy, Miss , olle7- W J. I f 8 W5- Mr. Ion West Miss H 7 es, Mr. Jorgensen 1 IL' Mr. Ley QLPJLJA bands Without benefit oi orcbids and swing , iacuity members are snapped during aiter- scbooi bours, wben red ink and notebooks are temporariiy put aside. QCOunter-ciockwise from top rigbti: Directors oi tbe A Cappeiia Cboir and Time Gbost Train become engrossed in an operetta score. . . Safety promoters are ab- sorbed in an accident cbart as inexpiainabie to tbe bystander as a Spbimis riddie. . . Leaving poiywogs and poiygons to tbeir own abodes, tbese teacbers retreat to cozy apartments in tbe K eniy anticipating tbe day'S La Saiie. . . e 'fm ss, Mr. den, Mr. Delaney YC' Wick, Mr. Pottsrnizh,

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M mons' worthy opponents seem to conceal triclcs up their sleeves for wresting from her the Mohammi Bridge Club championship .... The Queen City,s first citizen of 1936 and his musical colleagues gather at the band hall, their sec- ond home sweet home. fOn this pagel: Flashing the victory smile when subs throw a wrench into the I-Iilltoppers' machine. . . As snow fusses and whirls, the tro- pical atmosphere of the Olcott greenhouse attracts these observ- ers of nature. . . Our superintend- ent. Pevflmak' 1 Skalbffk, M1- Miss Am b105e' Mu e S Kglliln Superintendent Lavinc vi, Misf Fllk' 7

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.lv turns, early bird veterans make final preparations. . . In the Vic- torian Age 'twas a choreg now 'tis these allies' hobby. . . Chief en- tries for a mythical national cross- country tourney. Of course, Pottsmith's in the rear, gibes Mr. Wick. fOn this pagej: If you can beet Miss Curry's waf- fles, lettuce know. . . With smiles as contagious as the mumps, two of Roosevelt's best-dressed teach- ers pause at the southeast en- trance. . . Principal Slerre. On the loose, he lilces to hunt and fish. 5 Mgrlius Miss CWT7' Mis Miss Au 'S ve, Mrs icmckf' bgfkc Slme.