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

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Play presented during matinee The Importance of Being Earnest Was presented by the drama department at a student matinee on December 12 and again in an evening performance on December 13. The play, a comedy, is centered around two characters who both claim to be the same man, Earnest. The play revolved around the series of mishaps that resulted from their duality of identities. The production was Well accepted by the audience. Several characters were especially appealing, such as the Butler, as portrayed by Ieff Mercer, senior. I enjoyed the superb portrayal of the characters, commented Gloria Carter, junior.

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D Starring in Sumner Academy's Ice Follies, Lori Iarrett, senior, displays her ice skating talents. 21 Although he's not exactly a pin ball wizard, this student makes a fine effort to win an extra game. 31 Angie Frazier, ju- nior, finds that bowling is rightup her alley. 41 David Hahn, senior, patrols the ice rinklin search for the swarthy varmits who knocked him down earlier. 52 Taking the cue from others, Brenda Karl, sophomore, displays her pool sharking abilities. A

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IZJ 12 I. D, Anderson and Scott Gates, freshmen, go over lines for the final time daring dress rehearsal. 22 Lisa jones, eighth grader, and Lois Bakely, senior, perform during the stu- dent matinee. 32 The Importance of Being Earnest cast and production staff, Row 1: S. Harrington, C. Ottens, S. Shaw, M. Horse- inan, Row 2: A. DeManaranviIle, L. Steven- , TEST L son, M. Trent, H. Krump, T. Schmidt, Row 3: A. Southerland, D. Anderson, B. Kabler, Row 4: P. Armstrong, G. jones, A. Swank, L. Snyder, R. Holmes, A. Arnone. 42 Cindy Ottens, senior helps feff Mercer, senior, with the application ofihis make-ap. 52 Holly Kramp, Scott Shaw, juniors and Alicia DeVille, senior, give an evening performance.