Sumner Academy of Arts and Science - Excalibur Yearbook (Kansas City, KS)

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,Ef -----1' vs,- ht. 6 'USL .lung 13 The sidelines of Sumner's football team watch intently as Sumner is forced to punt the ball. 23 Students at Sumner find several places around the building to study. 33 Several students meet in front of the informa- tion board before classes begin. 4l Members ot the cross country team work out while the football team practices on its winning techni- que. 5l Teachers use every spare moment to organize their thoughts. 61 The pep band prepares to rally the audience into excite- ment.

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I' The beginning of a new awareness .... Finding the need to be alone or just to have the satisfaction of relaxation after a long day .... Sumner was a door opening into the future and it provided a new life for those who experienced its challenges.