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Title: Central High School Yearbook - The Centralian
Description: Yearbook for the 1996 class of Central High School.
Date: 1996
Object Type: Yearbook

Title: Kansas City Teachers for 1910
Description: List of teachers and other staff of Central High School in 1910.
Date: 1996
Object Type: Magazine Article

Title: Rockhurst High School Yearbook - Quarry
Description: Yearbook for the 1996 class of Rockhurst High School.
Date: 1996
Object Type: Yearbook

Title: Center High School Yearbook - The Yellowjacket
Description: Yearbook for the 1996 class of Center High School.
Date: 1996
Object Type: Yearbook

Title: Southeast High School Yearbook - The Crusader
Description: Yearbook for the 1996 class of Southeast High School.
Date: 1996
Object Type: Yearbook

Title: Lee's Summit High School Yearbook - The Reflector
Description: Yearbook for the 1996 class of Lee's Summit High School.
Date: 1996
Object Type: Yearbook

Title: Saint Teresa's Academy High School Yearbook - Teresian
Description: Yearbook for the 1996 class of St. Teresa's Academy High School.
Date: 1996
Object Type: Yearbook

Title: Raytown South High School Yearbook - Polaris
Description: Yearbook for the 1996 class of Raytown South High School.
Date: 1996
Object Type: Yearbook

Title: Hickman Mills High School Yearbook - The Pride
Description: Yearbook for the 1996 class of Hickman Mills High School.
Date: 1996
Object Type: Yearbook

Title: Awards Abound for 1995 Art Deco Poster
Description: Kansas City Art Deco Society organized by the Historic Kansas City Foundation Gazette. First meeting held March 26, 1996.
Date: 1996
Object Type: Magazine Article

Title: The New York Life Building: Combining Preservation and State of the Art Technology
Description: Preservation of the 1888 New York Life Building in Italianate style at 9th and Baltimore Avenues, the tallest building in the city when constructed.
Date: 1996
Object Type: Magazine Article

Title: Gold Dust, Dreams et Deception Built the Town of Splitlog
Description: History of the deserted mining town of Splitlog, Missouri, in McDonald County in the Ozarks. Description of its strange growth and decline in the 1880s as a false hope for gold mining, named after the rich Indian businessman, Mathias Splitlog, with photos.
Date: 1996
Object Type: Magazine Article

Title: Four Missouri River Landings and Their Ferries
Description: History of early Missouri River ferries in Jackson and Clay County at the four major Missouri River landings supporting border towns in this area including one for Westport and Kansas City.
Date: 1996
Object Type: Magazine Article

Title: Rush Limbaugh and His Cape Girardeau Roots
Description: Photos and biographical article about Rush Hudson Limbaugh III, or Rush Limbaugh, "native of southeast Missouri, conservative talk-show host, probably the most popular radio personality of all time." Description of his life and career, born in Cape Girardeau, Missouri, in 1951 and becoming a radio talk show host in the 1960s, then "director of group sales and special events for the Kansas City Royals baseball club" from 1979 to 1983 before reaching national fame in the 1980s. Also including a history and description of the present city of Cape Girardeau, founded in the late 1700s on the Mississippi River by the French and named for Jean Girardot, "an adventuresome French soldier."
Date: 1996
Object Type: Magazine Article

Title: Lincoln High School Yearbook - The Lincolnian
Description: Yearbook for the 1996 class of Lincoln High School.
Date: 1996
Object Type: Yearbook

Title: Ripley's "Believe It or Not"--Gloria Frances Roupe: Missouri's Rifle Queen and Her 1930 Record
Description: Photos, illustration, and biographical article about Gloria Frances Roupe, or Gloria Roupe, "a nationally known rifle star" in Jackson County by 1929 at the age of 7 and growing up in Raymore, Missouri in Cass County. Featured in "Ripley's Believe It or Not" and in the Kansas City Star in 1930 as shooting "214 consecutive bullseyes at a distance of 50 feet."
Date: 1996
Object Type: Magazine Article

Title: Meet Your Neighbors: The First Black Professor at MU
Description: Biography of the "first black full professor" at the University of Missouri, Dr. Arvarh Strickland, from 1969 to 1996.
Date: 1996
Object Type: Magazine Article

Title: Kansas City Jewel: A Victorian Treasure Revived from the Rough
Description: Article about the preservation award-winning house and residents of No. 2 Janssen Place, in the Hyde Park residential district.
Date: 1996
Object Type: Magazine Article

Title: A Bite of History
Description: Description of the businesses in the preserved buildings of the Garment or Wholesale District along 8th and Broadway Boulevards, mainly restaurants in the 1990s.
Date: 1996
Object Type: Magazine Article

Title: Guest Essay: The Mormon Migrations of 1846-68 in Perspective
Description: Article about the historical significance of the Mormon Trail in 1846-1848 to the West in cultural, economic, social, and political terms, with illustrations.
Date: 1996
Object Type: Magazine Article

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