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Roosevelt High School Narrative

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Roosevelt High School located in Johnstown, Colorado a small town. Here we are very prideful of our "old school"; literally we have an old school that is over populated. Well it’s the details that paint the perfect picture, I 've throughout my four-years have enjoyed every moment! It 's shaped the man I am today, when I started my first day freshmen year I didn 't know what to expect. I went with the flow of RHS, which to me was doing what my buddies did. Of course like all schools there are groups and people you hang with. Mine were the jocks; Roosevelt has a darn good football program! My junior year we made it to the 3A Colorado Chsaa State football game, we made it with the great support of faculty, classmates, and the blue collar fans,

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