Roosevelt High School - Sagamore Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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NINIETEEN TNVENTY-FOUR MIRROR To the Students of Roosevelt High School N the center of the City of London, almost on the 'banks of the river Thames, is situated the famous St. Paul's Cathedralg famous not only because of its marvelous architecture, but also because it contains all that is mortal of such men as Lord Nelson and the Duke of XVellington. ln the center of that church, directly under the magnificent dome, which contains the whispering galleries, is the grave of its builder. Over his grave is a marble slab, bearing this inscription: Here lies Christopher VVren, the builder of this church. If you Wish to see his monument,- look around. How true this is of all the great men and women of the world, the men and women, Whose names will live in history, because of the services they rendered as they journeyed through life. If you wish to see the monuments of Maria Sanford, or Cyrus North- rop, or Vvilliam Folwell, you need but look around. Look around the State of Nlinnesota-America-the world, and you will find men and women, who are better citizens today, because of their C0ntaCtS with these great characters. If you Wish to see the monument of Dr. Charles M. jordan, to whom this annual is dedicated, you need. but look around. Look around the City of hflinneapolis, and observe the great system of public schools that has been built up under his wise guidance and educational leadership.. Look around this great country of ours, and make your comparisons of school systems, and you will be convinced that the boys and girls of Nlinneapolis are today blessed with one of the very best educational sys- tems of the entire country. . The Charles bl. Jordan Junior High School is only a part of the monument erected as a memorial to our esteemed Superintendent Emer- itus. Our whole city system of public schools stands as a silent, but eternal monument to his sane leadership over a quarter of a century. Bien and women in every walk of life, in every climate of the earth, are rejoicing today over the fact that for twenty-five years Dr. Charles M. Jordan was the Superintendent of the Minneapolis Public Schools. Boys and girls of the Roosevelt High School! Let us take advantage of the wonderful educational opportunities afforded us today, so that we may be thoroughly prepared for the great Work of tomorrow. And when the tomorrow comes, let us render such valuable services to our community that when the shadows fall, it may be said of us: lf you wish to see our monument, look around. -PI-IILIP E. CARLSON. Page Sr-'Urn