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

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C11 First performance of marching Sabres received standing ovation One - two - three - four five - six - seven - to the rear - step - two -- three - four - to 64 devoted marching band stu- dents this meant many long hours of practice. Mr. Ieff Beck, director, and the first marching band, began re- hearsals in early August. For two hours every night various drills were gone over again and again. Mr. Beck commented, To have a marching band was a goal that I had always wanted to accom- plish. This had been one of the few things that I had lacked which would make my career complete as a teacher. I was very, very proud of the band, and it was great to know that the hard work paid off. Time and again rounds of ap- plause could be heard as the band and drill team performed at half time at the football games. I was proud to be a part of the march- ing band because the students were dedicated and wanted to perform well, commented Cece Castor. K

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