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

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Spirit soared An atmosphere of total school spirit prevailed. On Friday morn- ings students were awakened by the yells of cheerleaders and drill team members in the halls gener- ating enthusiasm. School spirit was displayed in other areas in addition to athletics, as club ac- tivities were also attended by the student body. Besides contributing to school spirit, students built friendships. Friends met after classes, and countless Friday nights were spent at McDonald's or some oth- er school hangout. The back parking lot and front lawn were typical places for students to compare cars or play frisbee. The energy displayed throughout each day was tremendous. One could see this through the use of the library during class hours, the rush to the snack bar, or in all the students who stayed after school in order to participate in school functions. School spirit served as a foundation for the school's exis- tence in its second year. 1. Ierry Travis climbs atop an eight grade pyr- amid consisting of Stephan Byrd, Charles McCool, Greg Crawford, Iohn Morris and jer- ry Bagby. 2. Pat Roark, junior, strengthens his muscles through use of the weight machine. 3. Trying to find his correct room is Greg Long, eighth grader. 4. A song begins. gmtlliinlliu--li IAFQLH1 l'II'I1I11'l , 31,131 QU. t 11- ... e 'EI' uf I lil Ili!-!x1-iiiffl njlignllllitrl lately ll rrr I .Ll h l IV.- . I' i f S 'u --- ' I i rr ' 7... 7 - n 'i J M 'I J' 2 F! ra - 1 I' S -N . in Ill- . 1 - '! ISI IL. n lil A lil -I- 7 ...V .I an J rg - , -ro serv 'ELI-fe.Ei' 4 l it p. t4J' 3

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Individuals grew The student, although involved with activities and friends, was also involved Within himself. The cross-country runner may have spent a good deal of time run- ning the hills alone. He may have been involved in other school functions, yet, While run- ning, it was just he. Like the runner, each student had to Work individually in achieving his goals and building character. Throughout the year student individualism was a prominent trait, and it went hand-in-hand with self- pride. 1. Aerial view shows the school. 2. A yellow rose begins. 3. The band performs at a game, 4. Artistic talent is shown by Kristi Calohan, freshman. 5. Carrie Webb, freshman, wears a current style. 6, Katie Fields and Linda Gruen- del, juniors, become acquainted, 7. Wyandotte County Lake is a favorite spot.