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

Page 71 text:

1. Brenda Burkett, sophomore: joy Cogswell, sophomore, Larry McCloud, sophomore, mem- bers of a French Club committee take notes of upcoming events. 2. Spanish Club: ROW 1: Ruth Campos, sponsor, Melissa Brune, presi- dent, Monica jones, secretary: Sue Williams, sponsor, ROW 2: Carl Heggie, Angie Wash- ington, Carla Neal, Monica Teague, jill Hall, Denise Carr, Angie Frazier, Cindy Coleman, Irene Diaz, Tammy Knapp, ROW 3: Sandy Brown, Karen Bellus, Brenda Peet, Michaela Mallon, Rickey Davis, Sonja Manning, Terry Brockman, David Porter, Gelaine Bailey, Clau- dia johnson, ROW 4: Stacey Guiheen, Marcia Cox, Tom Schmidt, Anthony Dearth, William C. White, Teri Plummer, Shelly jones, Wanda Ferguson, Shelia jones, ROW 5: Eugenia Baskin, Karen Moody, Damon Wooten, Gina Williams, Susan Hoyler, jim Hoenscheidt, Dawn Porter, Montagga Wright, ROW 6: Benita Ward, Felicia Nicholas, Ginger Coil, Cathy Mannasmith, Carl Conklin, Gary jones, Albert Avila, Tim Williams, and ROW 7: Tony Norwood, Mary Sparks, jennifer Cummings, C22 Amy Honaker, Melissa Sympson, jeff DuTeau, Karen Klaudt. 3. Spanish Club's pinata awaits destruction. 4. French Club: ROW 1: Andy Browne, Mark Russell, Roxanna Cecil, Brandi Myers, Michael May, Danita Henderson, Mi- chael Hobson, Henry Hams, ROW 2: Brenda Karl, julie Schmidt, Lori jarrett, Ann Gebaur, Claudia johnson, Shelly jones, Sheila Blevins, Natasha Foster, ROW 3: Denise Klee, Diana Diaz, jerald Thomas, Cindy jackson, Melinda Stevenson, Elizabeth Walsh, Shannon Scott, Rochelle Campbell, ROW 4: Brenda Burkett, vice-president, Laura Syers, Debbie Grimes, Kelly Deines, j.D. Anderson, Holly Krump, secretary-treasurer, Lois Bakely, ROW 5: Ms. Donna Severance, sponsor, Mary Foundopoulos, president, Karen Barnes, Keith johnson, Linda Tyrer, Gina Smith, Cindy Scherzer, and ROW 6: Robert Sedorcek, Keith Pittman, Cedric Hooks, Wade Pennington, Tom DeWerff, Larry McCloud, vice-president, and Kevin Wynn. 5. French Club president, Mary Foundopoulos, senior, presides over the meeting.

Page 70 text:

Language clubs stayed involved Among the busy foreign lan- guage clubs, one of the busiest was the Spanish Club. Sponsored by Miss Ruth Campos and Mrs. Susan Williams, the club's activi- ties included attending the Mexi- can Fiesta at Crown Center to celebrate Mexican Independence Day, selling Spanish t-shirts, cele- brating a traditional Thanksgiv- ing Mexican dinner at La Fiesta restaurant, breaking pinatas at Christmas, and coordinating and participating in the Foreign Lan- guage Festival for the Foreign Language Department. The French Club, likewise, par- ticipated in many activities. These included a cheese tasting party, the selling of French t- shirts, and a Christmas party. The club was sponsored by Miss Don- na Severence. MJ 'lllll l 1 1 l lan:- Q-1 66 3 - I if lk! ! KD ! rl infix f3J 1 1 M lx VT'

Page 72 text:

Club activities attracted students The Foreign Language clubs engaged in some interesting events throughout the 1979-80 school year. The German Club, under the direction of Mrs. Ioan Daniels, sponsored the Octoberfest which was an all-school dance. This was the c1ub's main activity as well as their major money raising project. The club participated in other ac- tivities such as going to see al Halloween movie. This movie was the German version of Dracula. They also held a Christ- mas party for their members. The Latin Club was sponsored by Mrs. Susan Brown and Mr. Ed Lane. One of the major events of the club this year was a Saturna- lia, which is Latin for a Christmas party. up ' 3 a may l 1