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

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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

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Eighth graders started climbing The eighth grade class has shown enthusiasm throughout the school year. At the beginning of the year they elected officers: president, Pete Rosap vice-president, Cliff Stubbsg secretary, Pam Robinson, and treasurer, Chris Wilson. The class as a whole has worked hard to make the adjust- ment from their previous junior high schools to the Academy. It takes hard work and ambition to keep the academic studies in high gear, especially when there are so many obstacles in the pathway. They participated in a schoolwide magazine sale and the can goods drive for the St. Iohn's Orphanage. It may be a long Way to the top but they have built a platform from which they shall expand their horizon. 1. Eighth grade officers enjoyed a suriny day. Darin Allen Mary Ammon Amy Anderson jennifer Anderson Iuanz Anderson Leonard Anderson . Lisa Anderson ferry Bagby Lisa Baker Katharina Bales Deborah Belshe Laurie Bishop Dana Bohr Kenda Bradley Marquita Brown Anne Bruce Kimberly Bunch Lynn Bushnell