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

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Y Seven runners go to Regionals In their second year of compe- tition, cross-country teams again showed that they were Willing to practice long, hard hours to bet- ter represent their school. This year the school sent seven run- ners to the 4A Regional Cross- Country Meet at Ottawa, Kansas. Garren Henderson, sophomore, placed eighth in the regional meet and forty-second in the State Cross-Country Meet in Wamego, Kansas. The junior high team also had a respectable season. The team's top runners were Bill Thomas, Arty Smart, and Tim Evans, all freshmen. Teresa Lee, freshman, was the junior high's top female participant. rv I on l 1. Mr. Neill starts the city cross country meet at Savior of the World. 2. Garren Henderson, sophomore, finished eighth at Regionals and forty-second at State. 3. Cross-country team. Back ROW: Coach Carter, M. Nelson, I. Larnphear, D. Dinham, B. King, I. Richardson, f4l R. Sedorcek, R. Desselle, Front ROW: T. Lee, M. Mallon, T. Evans, P. jacks, C. Stubbs, I. Morris. 4. jay Lamphear, sophomore, and Bob Hampton, sophomore, prepare for the meet. 5. Mary Nelson, sophomore, running at Savior of the World. 41

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Iunior high girls boys swimming Led by Coach Lyn Zeller, the junior high girls basketball team finished third in league competi- tion. Lisa Anderson, eighth grad- er, led the team in scoring and rebounding. Carrie Webb, Iackie Mason, and Heidi Willett, fresh- men, were also instrumental in the team's winning season. Although the players had lit- tle experience, they played well together and improved immense- ly throughout the year, com- mented Coach Zeller. She attrib- uted the team's success to hard fre- EW' 523-2iCfm.jf?1'Q-if -'V 451 - Y S ifft-Fifid fi if if-wr vi qgfi -ff t .. , I n- fs . ,t,,. ,.tt tlrtt j t,,, ittrc , ,i,,, .5 .i,,. Xl,c ' if isiii !?f1843i595if??i 3 C Q- t- 'i'p 1 Y Q , if fifffff 5-22-+20 -.sl- iff E-5qSffi??Hf?f?111IrQFifgiziffi K I tits it 124440 fgArggiggff12.iiggfiis ii il.ss sofzsjifj basketball and enjoyed success work and the team's execution of the press. The two man swimming team of Jeff DuTeau, junior, and Evan Wooton, sophomore, did excep- tionally well. Evan advanced to the State swim meet. Swimming Coach Ioe Greenwell summarized the sea- son saying, I was satisfied with the good athletes I was able to work with, but disappointed by the lack of support by the school. . f lf.. W1 f 'wt .f W ,J xiiwx ' .,.. fm. .f lf 2' . . ,.f 4 ,E Ayr , ...Q , . W. ni W . My V j my . Na Q i . , ' f UI it 1 . a 12