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

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TRAVELS OF THE LUMINARY Caskidillian, Ithaca, N. Y. High School Star, Papilion, Neb. Center, Yate Center, Kas. Kodak. Everett, Wash. High School Index, Oshkosh, Wis. Observer, Decatur, Ill. World, St. Paul, Minn. Wisdom, Eldorado, Kas. Herald, Kansas City, Mo. High School-Review, Hamilton, O. Purple and Gold, Bellevue, Neb. Impressions, Scranton, Pa. Northwestern, Evanston, Ill. Crucible, Greely, Col. Blue and the White, Macon, Mo. High School Digest, Grand Isl., Neb. Scio Collegian, Scio, O. Drury Mirror, Springfield, Mo. High School Sentiment, Parsons, Kas Classic, Orange City, Ia. High School Oracle, Burlingame, Kas. Central Collegian, Fayette, Mo. Aegis, Bloomington, Ill. Aeolith, Franklin, Wis. Latin and High School Review, Cam bridge, Mass. High .School News, Berlin, Wis. Nautilus, Kansas City, Mo. Argus, Ottumwa, Ia. Crimson, Louisville, Ky. Exchange List Oracle, Des Moines, Ia. Christian College Chronicle, Colum- bia, Mo. Normal Review, Warrensburg, Mo. Williams Weekly, Williamston, Mass. Echoes, Joplin, Mo. Squib, Golden, Col. ' Messenger, Wichita, Kas. Iris, Philadelphia, Pa. Student, Oklahoma City, O. T. H. S. Recorder, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Lewis Academy News, Wichita, Kas. Roaring Branch, Bennington, Vt. C. C. Medical Bulletin, Omaha, Neb. Lincoln Advocate, Lincoln, Neb. Houston Crimson, Spokane, Wash. Windmill, Lawrence, Kas. Daily Maroon, Chicago, Ill. Alumni Register, Philadelphia, Pa. Trannsylvanian, Lexington, Ky. Nautilus, jacksonville, Ill. Lariet, Cheyenne, Wy. Inter-Schol. Commentator, Denver, Col Apokeepsian, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. High School Register, Omaha, Neb. Skirmisher, Salina, Kas. M. S. U. Independent, Columbia, Mo. Red and Black, Reading, Pa. Oracle, Cincinnati, O. Iayhawker, Kansas City, Kas. Aurora, Los Angeles, Cal. Brown Herald, Providence, R. I. Purple and White, Pittsburg, Kas. Adjutant, Orchard Lake, Mich. High School News, Coffeyville, Kas W. M. A. Trumpeter, Lexington, Mo High School Forum, St. joseph, Mo Princeton Tiger. Easterner, Vlfashington, D. C. St. John's Echo, Shanghai, China. Iayhawker, Manhattan, Kas. William Jewell Student, Liberty, Mo Beacon, Asbury Park, Nfl. Wide-Awake, Vancouver, B. C. Raven, Dennison, Tex. Purple and White, Peoria, Ill. University Log Book, K. C. Kas. Alexandrian, Alexandria, Minn. Polaris, Columbus, O. Student, Eureka, Kas. Native American, Phoenix, Ariz. Radius, Kansas City, Mo. Maroon and White, Independence, Ia Occident, Albuquerque, N. M. High School News, St. Louis, Mo. Rival, Columbia, Mo. Student, Columbus, Kas. Tum-Tum, Kent, Wash. Gleam, Corona, Cal. Alumni Weelcly, New Haven, Conn Chronicle, Niagara Falls, N. Y.

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LIFE OF A BUSINESS MANAGER A ami Drains? or Q? T Piiifgie' EW ti nays wow, lr,Klm i I p. . Q lil ll 9' . Ab iiiiilttuk xy if' ' 'W ?a4Hf5rrf his ' 10 4 N - ia, gil li W9 fa ,fy J- ff ..z,.,-Jf- f - f fl t f M iilymlf ll ii- W 4- HDT Yr-ui PTNNTEYQZBAU- ,E fn: Nomxsswol? N A ' no Q -- li .' A s K , un ll na lofi ffanrawn Q . , A l-mf 'DAILY- A member of the Executive Department must have the traits of half a dozen notable characters. He must have the gabble of a book agent in soliciting advertisementsg he must out-rival the second-hand clothing merchant in order to suc- cessfully cul the printer to a lower contract, he must be an able ad writer and a general bureau of information. He must be able to recite glibly anything from the number of words to a page, set in any size type from agate to letterstthe size of building blocks, to the most desirable weight in 28X42 enamel book paper and its equivalents in sizes both larger and smaller. He must be able to 'travel from the high school to Fifth and Waliiut in five minutes and not get arrested for mal-treating the citizens. Thus, it appears, that a business manager of a school paper has, by no means, an artless task. Statistics would show that he spent a very large per cent of the glorious daylight gazing wistfully at the varied counte- nances of his advertisers and that the midnightoil burned long and late. When he enters the office of a business nrm he is at once the most important individual connected with the institution from which he hails. He learns the printing and engraving business and becomes acquainted with the methods of a modern business man. Incidentally, he must hear many lengthy stories of business success and is often compelled to stand, with bowed and patient head, listening to lengthy advice and criticism-all the result of his business relationship. At any rate, when he has seen six numbers of THE LUMINARY and THE CENTRALIAN go to press, he has undisputed credentials from the school of hard knocks.