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

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MR. I. I. CABIRIACK, Principal DR. E. C. WI-II'FE, Vice-Prin,, - Latin MR. E. M. BAINTER, Ass't-Prin., Mathematics MR. A. E. DoUGLAss, - Latin Miss JENNIE ADAMS, - ' Latin MR. WILL1:XhI CATRON GORDON, Latin and Greek IVIISSTLOUISE MOREY, Latin and Greek Miss llATE IPIARRINIAN, Latin and Mathematics SISNOR FRANCISCO ORTIZ, Spanish NIRS. EMMA GUINOTTE CLARKE. French Miss CREAGER, - 1 - French MISS VON UNXVERTH, German Miss LAURA WI'IIl'PLE, German and English NIR. E. B. Ev.-INS, - - English Miss E. M. STRAUCHON, English Miss SOPHI.-I ROSIZNBERGER, English Miss ESTIIER CROXVE, English MR. A. D. BONNIFIELD, - English MR. A. F. SMITH, English Literature MR. F. H. AYERS, - - Physics DIR. L. B. ll'lULL, Ass't in Physics MR. lf. N. PE'rERs, - - Chemistry Blk. W. A. LEWIS, Ass't in Chemistry MR. C. I-I, NYOXVLIN, Physiology and Psychology MR. PORTER GRAVES, Physical Geography and Geology Miss DIARY I. S'rE1:LE, MR. H. H. PIOLMES, - - Biology Mathematics FACULTY Nineteen Hundred Three and Four X - f . , K f . ,g X 1' gqmi, in ill y V . -B or E wr-ITN fQfi'I'Q' qhrl I ff: 'll,lli!7 ill' ...E -E.. . , l, .5 M f ,R1 X ix 5 75' MR. WILLIAIVI A. LUBY, Mathematics MISS IOSEPIIINE MAGERLE, Mathematics Miss EIPFIE BUcI:, Mathematics MR. W. H. TEINIPLIN, Mathematics and Mech. Drawing MRS. EVA Z. STEINBERG, Shorthand and Bookkeeping Miss ELLEN E. Fox. Rhetoric and Grammar Miss BERTH.-I BAIN, ' Rhetoric and History MR. J. W. WHITE, - - History MR. WM. A. IQEXVIS, History and Political Economy MISS EVELYN BURRILL, i History and Civil Government MR. E. E. Rusn, ' Civil Government and Com. Law MR. P. K. DILLENBECK, - Elocution MRS. C. FARXVELL-VOORI-IRES, Music MR. YVILLIAINI XVEBER, - Drawing Mxss MIKQNON CROXVDER, 'AsS't in Drawing MR. XVM. C. I'IAlN1ILTON, Physical Director MISS ANNA WoLIfsoN, - Miss KATI-IARINE IVIORGAN, MISS ELEANOR DENNY, - MRS. S. T. FLUI-IART, - MISS ETIIEL M. SI-IANKLIN. MRS. G. B. WIiEELER, MR. P. R. COLL. - Substitute Substitute Study Hall Study Hall '- Clerk M atron janitor

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The primary purpose of the Year Book of a school or college should be year of the history of the school, both in the light of benehcial industry and the pleasures afforded by its society In thisicapacity it need not, and cer X tainly should not, assume the charac of THE LUMINARY Staff nineteen four to represent all the highest and most mighty of all Seniors to the tiniest and most green of all Freshmen, and to fulfill in every detail the requirements of a truly representative Year Book. If -if , . A s , l A We of to represent as truly as possible a 1 members of Old Central,from , h I1 f ' U O teristics of a catalogue. No particu lar division of its subject matter should be carried to an extreme, but the entire space should be proportioned among the different heads ac- cording to their relative importance in the history re- corded. Witll the appearance of this Volume the Work ofthe present Staff is ended. The editing of THE LUMINARY has been a pleasant duty, yet it has been Work. The experience vvhich many of the members of the Staff have received by an almost constant association with the business men of the city is a study in itself, Whose value in future situations cannot be estimated. It is the desire the Staff has succeeded in this purpose, it will consider its work not only ended, but complete. This has been an unusually successful and pleasant year for both teachers and pupils in the history of Central. In September the work was taken up with the earnestness and studiousness now becoming so characteristic of the members of the school. Even the Freshmen seemed less green and entered upon their high school life in an elderly and dignihed manner. The society work was continued with more than ordinary seriousness and the newly-elected LUMINARY