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

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7' 'f Ur 5 W- Q, 'lim kiwi. Q-2,35 vvl 11 A student captures the beauty of the wil- derness. 21 Several hikers rest after backpacking. 31 Dr. Tom Bridge explains rock formation. 41 Trekking through the woods, a hiker reflects on the day's activities. 51 Mr. Gerald Roberts takes care of a hiker's wounded heel.

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Summer prepares students Summer vacation provided an opportunity for students to par- ticipate in outside activities. In- dividuals were able to develop themselves further mentally, physically, and financially. XWith the rising costs of con- sumer goods, many Sabres found it necessary to take on a summer job. Several class organizations activated other money making projects. Other students developed themselves by attending sports camps, cheerleading camps, and summer seminars. Senior pictures, career and university choices were a few of the matters seniors dealt with over the summer td prepare themselves for their final year. The underclassmen also began readying for their future educa- tion. 12 Pat Roark improves his shot at a basket- ball eamp. 22 Robin Goodspeed, senior, poses as her senior portrait is taken. 32 Members of the senior class wash cars to increase their treasury. 41 Sara Wirth, senior, signs up to meet with a visiting college representative. 51 Delois Bell serves customers while working at the Springs 4 Theatres. S ian