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

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SKETCHES FROM THE EDITOPJS DIARY March 15.-Today has furnished conclusive proof that the editor has the biggest cinch on earth. I had a personal interview with three printers and two engravers. On the way back to the office I stopped at a laundry to get an ad, just for amusement. At the office I read and corrected about a dozen articles, wrote several pages of matter and made up a dummy for about forty pages. March 21.-The literary editors were especially good today. Out of a half dozen articles that I absolutely needed, I succeeded in getting one, which had to be rewritten. Vfhile I ought to have been eating lunch, I drew a whole page sketch and took it down to the engravers. March 26.-Fine prospects. The business manager tells me that I will have to cut the bills of last year half Z' f w mzZr L X X f if K X X71 . s 0 April 5.-I secured a dozen promises for stories. I note here that of the twelve, three finally responded, two being four days late. April 7.-I made a last attempt to get all the mem- bers of the Faculty to have their pictures taken. Not much success. It took two fellows a half hour to brush me up so I could go to the first hour class. April rr.-Some one passing through the oiiice, accidentally on purpose, walks off with my du1n1ny.,' That's nothing-it only takes three or four hours to make a duplicate. April I3.-T116 janitor sweeps the office and in so doing nearly swept THE CENTRALIAN out of existence. April 16.-Today is another of those instances when all I do is to fold my hands and look wise. Made arrange- ments for a half dozen group pictures , JKT f Wi 3 I 93 ' ' -' . , 1 W. ww A X X - x M r Q K,- , , . ' ? 5 L ! I, I M ' - ' g X X I ,xii l 3- 5 K b EXAM? I alll! I 1 5' my l M I' ' 'M X ' 1' lvfl I in two in order to come out with a whole skin. At the same time, sev- eral students take the pains to inform me that even if every member of the Staff should drop dead, still there was no reason why I should not send to press the best ANNUAL ever published. April 1.-Today I had a tongue battle with six mem- bers of the Staff. The result was natural. The inal decision of the overwhelming majority was that I must write all the articles I needed and during spare time make a few society collections. mm S Mag UN 1lld1W fat and managed to sneak into a couple myself. I also went over THE CEN- TRALIAN with the printer and decided on the style for different parts of the book. April 21.-Last night I read sixty pages of proof. Slept on a press at the printing office. April 25.-Today is the last day of grace before press day and, on looking over the forms, I discover that out of the sixty pages due, I have the cuts and matter for only seventeen.

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THE STAFF 'WAY BACK IN THE EIGHTIES WEE 5 KING I, WELSH BARNETT XVILES CO PLEY BARBER EATON CAMPBELL HALL TEASDALE L. WELSH BOWERS RGSE

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