 prospered becoming a school of international repute.When Thomas J. Roller died on March 10, 1946, his younger brother and co- principal Charles S. Roller, Jr., assumed all responsibilities for the school

As enrollment in the early 1900s grew, the need for more and improved buildings grew.Old wooden structures were torn down, additional instructional facilities were built along with new dormitories during the early part of the 20th century.