Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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Mr. Halsey Lyle (98) and Mr. William Wallace (98) are attending the Medical University. Mr. David Hirsch (97) is a sophomore at Harvard, lie is president of the Sophomore Debating Club, and is considered one of the best speakers in the University. He won second place in the contest for the Pasteur Debating Medal. Miss Lea Woolf of the class of ’96 graduated with the highest honors at the Medical College this year. Mr. Guy Lewis, Central’s declaimer (96) graduated from the Kansas City School of Oratory last year. He is now teaching elocution in Rich Hill, Mo. Miss Elizabeth Parkinson (96), whose beautiful voice has charmed so many hearers, is now studying Music in Europe. Miss Bertha Elston (96) is substituting in Kansas w City schools, preparing to become a teacher. Mr. Will Vaughan (97) is in business in the city and has been very successful. Mr. Will Whitfield (96) is on the exchange department of the Star. Miss Edith Davenport (96) has been taking a postgraduate course at Central, and is now preparing to go to Europe to study art and music. Miss Nathal Sharp (97) is teaching. Mr. Frank Wilbur (97) is in business in the city. Miss Lucilc Stewart (97) is substituting in the Kansas City schools. Mr. Ralph Wakefield has become a very successful minister. Mr. TheodoreCriley, the valedictorian of the class of ’98 has spent the winter in Arizona. Mr. Shelton Stone (98) is a deputy sheriff at the Court House. Miss Pearl Constable, the winner of the senior latin medal in the class of ’97, is traveling in the South. Miss Martha Criley, who graduated in ’97 as valedictorian of her class, is at Smith. Mr. Clifford Snow (97) is employed with Swofford Bros’. Dry Goods Co. Miss Virgie Hubbell has been compelled to leave college on account of ill-health. Mr. Charles Eldridge (98) is employed at Emery, Bird, Thayer's. Miss Fannie Rembert has been traveling in the South the past winter.

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Mr. Frank Copley (98) is attending Ann Arbor. Mr. Kersey Reed (98) and Mr. I). L. James (98) are at Vale. Miss Ruth Gentry (98) is at Vassar. Misses Virginia Moore and Marie Pugsley (98) are at Smith. Miss Fthel Osgood (97) is clerk of the Manual Training High School. Mr. James Yeager (97) is attending Ann Arbor. Mr. Earl Rieger (97) will in a short time be admitted to the bar. Miss Grace Hawes (98) is studying elocution in Boston. Miss Alice Russell (98) has been in Chicago taking the kindergarten course. Miss Mary Bone (98) is substituting in the Kansas City schools. Mr. Benjamin Lee (97)1 is at Harvard. Miss Bernice Wells (98) is teaching in the Humboldt school. Miss Cora Waring (98) is substituting. Miss Sophia Baum (98) is traveling in Europe. Mr. Steve Ganson (96) is at the Missouri State University. Mr. George B. Longan (98) is reporter for the Times. o—

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