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

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x..-.MW , 1. Two junior high wrestlers struggle for con- trol. 2. Varsity wrestling, BACK Row: Mr. Robert Drosselmeyer, head coachp Lance Cus- ter, David Hahn, jeff Setzer, Andrew Kim, Greg Pluimer, Rickey Claiborn, Gary Long, Mr. Charles Coblentz, assistant coach. FRONT Row: jim Hoenscheidt, joe Cahill, jeff Devine, Mark Roberson, jeff Cross, Don Shoemaker, Gary Bowman, jason Albertson, Brad Sweet, Gary jones. 3. Varsity cheerleaders watch the action. 4. Athletes wrestle for a controlling hold. 5. An official supervises the competition. 6. junior high wrestling, BACK Row: Mr. Robert Drosselmeyer, head coach, Mike jones, Paul Chase, jeff Crayton, Eric johnston, David Martin, Gary Dele, jim Mellon, Mr. Charles Coblentz, assistant coach. FRONT Row: Cliff Stubs, jeff Doggett, jerald Thomas, Bob Rosson, Mike Trent, Foster Coburn, john Drew, Darin Allen, Tobie Waldeck. jUNIOR HIGH f I Central jr. 48 Miege 53 Argentine 39 Central jr. 43 Leavenworth East 31 Ward 30 Central jr. Tour. sixth f2J I r A wk 'QsxS?' X si A. 'F 'I - . u M . -.nw . X X . W. x A 1 ' , - AX ig,,gffgug.g ' 41l

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With the vast differences in class sizes it was refreshing to see close ties of friendship among students in different grades Interac t1on among grade levels was common and enjoyable Clases did have their own distinct characteristics though Seniors spent their year doing whatever they could to insure a good future while eighth graders explored another new atmosphere and began to build their lives around a new setting. It was obvi- ous that individuality among grade levels did not separate the unity of the entire student body. 1. Olevia Mitchem, senior, quizzes Rhonda Barnes, senior. 2. Dawn Klein and Dawn Skau laugh together. '4-m 'Q 1 1 I x I I N4 rr. 5 X14 4.l