Roosevelt High School - Rohian Yearbook (Virginia, MN)

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 Administration

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Table of Contents Administration Music Math Business Social Studies Science Home Ec. Art Shops English Foreign Lang. Physical Ed. 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 36 37 38 38 39

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Un-tapped Phones The administration of Roosevelt High School must be in continual change in an attempt to accommodate the students’ demands and yet retain some sembl- ance of order. Throughout the school year many as- semblies have been viewed and appreciated by a great number of students. The office was largely responsi- ble for the increased number of assemblies. Because of a state law, all visitors were compelled to check into the office upon entering the school building. As a re- sult, our administration was constantly aware of new faces showing up around the school. 1. Sharon Jenia and Dan McKenzie react differently when called to the office. 2. Mr. Swenson is in grief as he sends a student to the office. 3. Monday morning traffic. 4. BACK ROW: Mr. Kokal, Miss Winkler, Mr. Como. FRONT ROW: Mr. Rukavina, Mr. Beulke. 5. Mr. Frandsen frantically tries to get his students to sing. 6. Music teachers: Mr. Geary, Mr. Reffkin. 7. Mike Peterson takes a rest after a long number. 8. Mr. Groves tries to explain what 4 4 means.