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

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C31 1. International Thespian Society, ROW 1: Tom Schmidt, presidentg Cindy Ottens, secre- tary, Ieff Mercer, treasurer, ROW Z: Holly Krump, Elizabeth Gates, vice-president, and ROW 3: Scott Shaw and james K. Shepherd, sponsor. 2. Holly Krump, sophomore, and Kim McGhee, senior, practice a skit to be performed at Christmas time. 3, Andy Browne, junior, looks over some work that he has done for Quill and Scroll. 4. Quill and Scroll, Front ROW: Mrs. Doris Channell, sponsorg Cheryl Cailteux, Kim McGhee, Olevia Mitchem, Su- san Hoyler, and Back ROW: Andy Browne, Michael Higgins, Ierry Hinsley, Wanda Per- guson, and Chevonne Manlove. 5. Cindy Ottens and Tom Schmidt, juniors, show off the costumes they wear in their skit.

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Two honoraries displayed talents Two honor societies active this year for students interested in writing and theater were Quill and Scroll and the International Thespian Society. Quill and Scroll, sponsored by Mrs. Doris Channell, was open to newspaper staff members who were juniors or seniors. They worked on their writing skills and did a major portion of the writing for the school newspaper. The International Thespian So- ciety, under the direction of Mr. Iames K. Shepherd, kept busy with their participation in many activities. These included work- ing at the Renaissance Festival, performing various Christmas skits at Seville Square, sponsor- ing the school plays, and going to see theater productions at other schools. 54?

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AFS welcomed exchange student The Student Congress, under the direction of Mr. Arthur Hathaway, kept very busy this year by participating in activities that benefited many. Among these activities was a collection of over S280 to contribute to the Children's Emergency and Health Fund, a collection of over a quarter-ton of food that was donated to St. Iohn's Orphanage, the putting up and decorating of the Academy tree for our main lobby, and the service of the StuCo members as hosts and host- esses at our annual Open House. The American Field Service KAFSD works to sponsor exchange students coming here and our students going abroad. This year they sponsored Moses Kimemia. Moses spent the school year liv- ing in Kansas City with the Deines family. 1. StuCo, ROW 1: Dawn Skau, Mike Higgins, vice president, Mark Milton, president, lay Cook, Angie Washington, Veda Taliaferro, secretaryg Mark Tolly, treasurer, ROW 2: Mr. Arthur Hathaway, sponsorp Robbie Desselle, Lee Budesheim, Sandy Kent, Cheryl Coulter, Sherri Taliaferro, Mark Holly, and ROW 3: Darin Allen, Dawn Roths, Susan Hoyler, Lin- da Marquez, Michael May, jay Lamphear, and Wade Pennington. 3. StuCo President, Mark Milton, goes over students' suggestions with Mr. Arthur Hathaway, sponsor. 1427 ,i,,,,., t 112