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339:. In response, voters approved a $ 25 million building levy in 1947 with the goal of constructing, renovating, and expanding schools across Portland. Roosevelt, in particular, was described as Portland's "worst crowded high school" in 1950, with needs including the completion of a wing already under construction and the addition of a new gymnasium.
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