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

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f w A ? , Z . 4 Ffa. W.- ,,,, A C59 West hall experienced remodeling The interior of the school has taken on a new appearance. Al- though changes can be seen in the east hall, extensive remodel- ing can be seen in the west hall on the first floor. Two new art rooms have been added, both containing a variety of equip- ment and a vast amount of stor- age space. The old art room has been transformed into a new vocal mu- sic room. Miss Annette Fick has a private office, a storage room, and two practice rooms. The classroom contains built-in risers and is one of the few carpeted classrooms in the building. Now containing both of last year's mu- sic rooms is the instrumental mu- sic room. This room has been ar- ranged for better storage space and improved acoustics. With all the remodeling on the first floor, the teachers' lounge was moved to the third floor where the nurse's office was lo- cated last year. Also on the third floor is the new computer science center. Adjacent to the classroom is a large room where there are eight computers and four print- ers. When asked how the larger room had helped his students, Mr. Bob Hampton replied, It's much more convenient to work in a room built for terminals and physics than a closet.