Roosevelt High School - Sagamore Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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NINETEEN TVVENTY-FOUR MIRROR Although we are but nine, We lack neither pep nor fun,' Indeed, we keep our three aa L'i.vors Constantly on the run. Together with a few other social times such as picnics, parties, and our wonderful Junior-Senior Prom, We have had a Very delightful time. VVC have chosen as our class play The Fortune Hunterfl This will be given June Sth and 6th, On June llth, we have our class clay. The program is as follows: 1. School Song 2. Salutatory-Very Daly 3. Our Colors-Williarzz Blomgren 4. Piano Solo-Dagmar Larson 5. Our Flower-Hazel Nelson 6. Our llflotto-Clarenre Reamm 7. Vocal Solo 8. Valedictory-Edmund Louglzran 9. Class Song Commencement exercises will take place Thursday evening, June 12. Our pro- gram follows: 1. Orchestra 2. Invocation-lllr. O-'aermire 3. Address 4. Piano Solo-Dagmar Larson 5. Presentation of Diplomas- Mr. Carlson 6. Class Song The cast of the play, The Fortune Hunter, is as follows: Nathaniel Duncan Henry Kellogg - George Burnham Robbins - - Sam Graham - lVIr. Lockwood - Tracey Tanner Pete Willing - ,IVI r. Sperry - Watty - - Hi ---- Herman - - - Roland Barnett Betty Graham - Josie Lockwood - - Augie ---- Page Nineleer l1 illiam Blomgren Edmund Loughrau Richard Jm'ICMdlION - flflelvin Corrie Ralph llifagelssen Gordon Stansberry - Birdsey Tuttle Raymond Bergeson Clarence Reamer Richard AlCMHll0ll - ll-Ielvin Corrie Clarence Reamer - - Fred Berkowitz ll-laryuerite Shinlzle - Gladys Larson Ilfargaret lVo1lolf

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NETEEN TXVENTY-FOUR MIRRO What! Ho! a Senior Knocks HE 'wise men of the present age Sur'vey B. Seniors in their cage, flnd say of tlze-nz, Their fame will last 'Till earthly things are done and past. They hafve the brains, they have the fire Of genius when they strike their lyre, Or -with their pencil, bruslz or pen Enehant the gaze of startled men. But of 11 Seniors they will say, Their tinhorn fame -will pass away, lflfith -worthless talents lhey're endowed Wlzic'l1 talents captifvate tlze crowd. - Their flimsey structure cannot stand, For it is built on shifting sand. Some say that time alone can tell, But we know both! Oh 'very -well! .Vind when alzunnae make their din, Tlzeir lofvea' diplomas then to 'win The -wise men deafened by the noise hlfill say, IVhat simple girls and boys. These Seniors B shall take their place, Or we are badly of our base. And if some IZ-.il sees the light, And tries to roar or efuen fight, 'Twould be to laugh! for such poor things Are found on mama's apron strings. Some admiration they may cause, But mostly from their paws and maws. Some local fame tlzey may achiefve, But not to any great degree. They cannot reach the starry heights Of the next class of gifted wights. Their fame as Seniors -will but die,- This Father Time will 'view and sigh, Then of OUR time and fortune tell, But of theirs- a GRdVE and KNELL. -HENDERICA ABERG B. Senior. Page Twenty-Om'