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

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i ii i J Verna Ingram Brian johnson Keith johnson Merrill johnson Marsha jones Karen Klaudt Denise Klee Dawn Klein Todd Knackstedt Holly Krump Ben Kubler Donald Lackner jay Lamphear Denise Leighow Richard Liston Dale Long Gary Long Carl Magana Larry McCloud Stacey McDaniel Marc Mclntosh Carol Mitchell Dorothea Mondaine Ronald Moore Carla Neal Mary Nelson Patrick Nelson Antonio Norwood Daniel O'Neal jeffrey Orlowski Dana Paige Lisa Parker Stanton Parker Mary Parks Sandra Patterson jerry Peacher e if gl, A Y I 27' z i T fr-A T M I I I - ,Jw I ss. if , 21, ' ., 'A ns Q , 2 'F 9 W f v- A , -122 W, , ' if f f f ff 1 f., X a ...- fi M9 ' W Z A f 49 1 f 4 y, j f A if JH if ,1 I 7, f ' f eil 1. Tony Norwood, sophomore, displays various types of pottery. 2. Tony Norwood shows his talent in macrame and pottery as he poses by a hanging planter he created. 126 ff' ' -.D fffx- ' 1 K is fat, K 1 , W ' 'Lx ' I f fl fisgxi ff!

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Sophomores 5 K I A ' f-.- k' X .Q , 4 t - I Melodie Gillis Wanda Glass jill Hall Robert Hampton jackie Harris -.2 Lat' , i , - f . . , - nw I 'll xt ' in lil . lral Hayes Garren Henderson james H oenscheidt Scott Holzrichter Cedric Hooks April Hunter Lisa Hunter Efforts combined Pulling together in their efforts to make this year even more ful- filling, the sophomores con- formed with the rest of the school in growing stronger in abilities and attitudes. Their main goal was raising funds for their Junior-Senior Prom of 1981. They began accomplishing this goal by selling magazines. Their sales were the second highest in the school-Wide drive. The participa- tion contributed tremendously in making the sale a success. The class of '82 elected officers: Dawn Skau, presidentp Katherine Truman, vice-president, Brenda Burkett, secretaryg and Jackie Harris, treasurer. 1. Sophomore class officers were: Dawn Skau, president, Katherine Truman, vice-president, Brenda Burkett, secretary, and Iackie Harris, treasurer. 125

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Brenda Peet Angela Peng Wade Pennington Tammie Philpoi Roger Pitts Gregory Pluimer Timothy Ramirez Renee Rechtien james Rich Gloria Richardson john Richardson Stephanie Ringstorm Mark Roberson Marilee Robertson Lisa Rodriguez Evelyn Rogers Mark Russell Phillip Sass Creativity shown Tony Norwood, sophomore, enjoys making macrame plant- hangers and wall-hangings. He also creates flower pots, Spanish- style drinking jugs, and various other objects from pottery. Tony started his hobbies in the seventh grade. He has designed pottery for four years and macrame for three. Tony has of- ten used different techniques he learned from watching others and combined these with his ideas. On large projects, such as wall- hangings, Tony uses directions from instructional books to guide him. He also has tried to dupli- cate different designs on his projects. Tony has spent much of his time working on his hobbies dur- ing summer vacations when he does not travel. He has sold some of his projects to friends and rela- tives. Many of the projects have been given as gifts. 127