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

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1 Eighth Graders l l, gi or . ,..,4 Ianette Wiklund Roxanne Williams Yvette Williamson Kristine Wilson jeffrey Wood Terry Yochim G. I. Joe starred David Osborn, eighth grader, has an interesting way of keeping himself busy in his spare time. He makes short films in the sum- mer when he has time. A friend of David's got him interested in movie projects about two years ago, and he has made seven thus far. The type of films he makes vary from monster movies to comedies similar to Mr. Bi1l. They usually last about five min- utes. The most cooperating star is the soldier, G.I. Ioe. Ioe can be seen wandering around in the land of the giants, fighting mon- sters, or engaging in other adven- tures. His friends also star in the films, and once, he says The cat got in it. David uses a home movie cam- era. He directs, casts, and does everything else, except the devel- oping of the film. He shows them to family, friends, and anyone else that is interested. He does not deny it could be a possible career. 1. David Osborn, eighth grader, shoots a scene QU 115

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5? Freshman year meant hard work The freshman class started the year by electing class officers: president, Robert Mata, vice- president, Rhonda Hamilton, sec- retary, Millicent Akinp and trea- surer, Iane Kostelac. The class worked hard helping each other make the transition from eighth grade to high school. It took hard work and ambition to meet the standards and de- mands set, not only by the school but by the students themselves. They took part in the magazine sale and also raised money by Working the concession stand. They are still climbing, but they have built another step on the ladder to reach the top. 1. Freshman class officers include: Millicent Akin, secretaryg Rhonda Hamilton, vice-presi- dent, jane Kostelac, treasurer, and Robert Mata, president. Millicent Akin Ianelle Albertson Trina Anderson Rebecca Ashcraft Karen Barnes Melissa Bedford Heather Belcher Scott Berry Helen Bettis Shelia Blevins Gay Brauer Leslie Brewer Cassandra Brockman ' F M: X David Brown E K 5 3 A gg L Robert Brown t, t ' William Brunsky i David Burton h, . i X K - , ff A Samuel Butler A' ' R' ' A '- X I, -112 i KX 'I'I6 ,s . ., is N if .5 i- s K Q 5 . Wg 1-X A - 1: A. All Q X is , 4 N 4 Q-f J-lk . I qi .-ning! lt ' 1' -i '