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

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fl 5 J i J Department grew Growth in the Science Depart- ment was evident with the addi- tion of a new teacher, Mr. How- ard Young, who taught Matter and Energy to ninth graders as well as one class of biology to sophomores. Classes in this area were larger than last year for the other teachers, Mr. Dennis Marquis, Miss Marion Hobbs, Mr. Gerald Roberts, and Mr. Ashley Elbl. Seniors also had a wider se- lection of classes. New classes offered by the Sci- ence Department Were Environ- mental Studies, Anatomy and Physiology, and Science Re- search. These classes gave more insight, fundamentals and train- ing to those considering a career in the sciences. The students, through performing experiments and studying subject material, ex- panded their knowledge and in- creased their ability to think sci- entifically.

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i . sfgcge. 623 1. Mr. Lowell Davis, instructor of American Government, Internutionl Relations, Comparative Political and Economic Systems, lectures to his American Government class. 2. Mr. Robert Drosselmeyer, who teaches Western Civilization and American History, lectures to his class. 3. Mr. Arthur Hathaway, who teaches Western Civilization, Social Studies, and Independent Study, plays with his model airplane. 4. Mr. Charles Coblentz, instructor of Introduction to the Behavioral Science, Sociology, Psychology, Anthropology, Independent Study, helps Ieff Orlowski with an assignment. 5. Mrs, Rosemary Vincent, who teaches American History and Humanities, lectures to her class. s is -1 X sisae K x X 1 X. X ' ' Q X