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

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1. Mrs. Winnie Ayers' swimming class inter- rupts their snorkling to pose for our photog- rapher. 2. No, these are not creatures from the black lagoon, but students from Mrs. Winnie Ayers' swimming class practicing their scuba diving skills. 3. Mr. Cecil Carter and Mrs. Winnie Ayers relax between classes in the hall. 4. Mrs. Winnie Ayers helps eighth grader Lynn Bushnell with her gym- nastic skills. 5. Tony Norwood, sophomore, runs stairs as part of the conditioning pro- gram in gym class. rv rzn , fmvm....,..., Uk l K CHQ! jl 1 K qua!!! ,,,,...guvl 1 ,,,,,,.....-v-va: -,,,,.nvaulG'W K' gggnlill' qqnsvnl' fm 1'

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' i3J 1. Mr. Iames Shepherd, instructor of Theatre !Acting I, Humanities, Basic Acting, Advanced Acting, Major Western Writers, and Technical Produc- tion, prepares for his class. 2. Mr. jeffrey Beck, instructor of Strings I, Band l, Symphonic Band, and Symphonic Orchestra, practices with his students for the Spring Concert. 3. Miss Annette Pick, who teaches Hu- manities, Sumner Canzona, Piano Lab I and II, Senior Treble, junior Tre- ble, and Iunior Mixed Chorus, practices the piano while listening to lab. 4. Mr. Alan Gould, Speech and Debate instructor, gives Lee Budasheim a few pointers on his debate assignment.

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SHINE , Shiga Activities offered to all students The instructors in the Physical Education Department were in- volved in a large number of courses. All eighth and ninth graders were required to take physical education. Activities in this course included tennis, bas- ketball, and volleyball. The soph- omores, juniors, and seniors were also able to participate in the gym activities. Gymnastics was offered to grades ten through twelve. Swimming was an elec- tive available to all grades. C52