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

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Organizations were special to the students because pract1cal1y everyone 1n the school was involved in some kind of act1v1ty Through clubs and after school groups stu dents could delve deeper into their personal 1nterests and at the same time share their findings with others These organizations both formal and lnformal d1d much to build student morale and served as a unifying ele ment among the student body. Seeing much eager participation in extracurricular events was just one more element that made the Academy a unique place to be. 1. Lee Budesheim, senior, demonstrates a debate technique. 2. Members of the Thespian Society model costumes from skits.

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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

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