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

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THE FACULTY Dr. E. C. White, Miss Armstrong, Mr. 1.1. Cammack, Vice-Principal—Civics and Mathematics. Miss Bertha Bain, English and History. Mr. p. H. Ayres, Miss Effik Buck, Mr. E. M. Bainter, Miss Esther Crowe, Mr. J. F. Brown, Mr. P. K. Dillenbkck, Miss Ellen Fox, Mr. A. E. Douglass, Miss Kate Harriman, Mr. F. H. Ficklin, Mr. Porter Graves, Botany and Physical Geography. Miss Lesueur, Mr. L. L. L. Hanks, History and Civics. Miss Sophia Rosknbkrgrk, Mr. H. II. Holmes, Miss Gertrude Seamans, Major Kelsey, Miss NkttirSeamans Mr. W. A. Luby, Mr. R. A. Minckwitz, Miss Anna F. Spence, Latin. Mr. C. H. Nowlin, Miss Sarah Steele, Mr. F. M. Pktkr8, Chemistry. Miss Jessie S. Thacher, Mr Burton Reid, Miss Frida Von Unwerth, Mr. E. E. Rush, Miss Mary E. Wilder, Mr. A. F. Smith, Mrs. Geo. B. Wheeler, Mr. W. M. Weber, Mr. J. W. White, Mrs. Carrie F. Voorhkes, Shorthand and Bookkeeping. Miss Ruby Archer, Miss Leonora Ykagkr, Miss Jennie Adams, Mr. Geo. Storz, Miss Ckowdkr, M18S Martha Fontaine, Miss Darnell, Miss Morey Latin and Greek. -14-

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MRS. VOORHKES. MR. DOUOI.ASS. MISS HA IN. MISS VON UNWERTH. MR. BROWN —13 — MISS LRSUKT

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tia( ) tr. Well, school is about over! Some of us are glad and others are,—well hardly sorry, but, to the Seniors who will never come back to “Old Central” again, there clings a loving, tender feeling for the old school that has been their home for four long years. We are sorry to leave the place where we have had so many good times together, and yet glad to receive a diploma of which any one might well be proud. And, indeed, the whole school may well be proud of the school year just past, for never in the history of Central has there been a more successful one. Early in December word was passed around that Central would again compete in the annual oratorical contest held at Chicago. Mr. Joseph Ellis was selected as our contestant and he succeeded in carrying off the first prize from a contest in which there were thirty-five schools represented. A little later the Sons of the Revolution offered a prize for the three best essays on some patriotic subject. Miss Maude H -15-