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

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Staff offers specialization By offering students specialized assistance, the counselors, office staff, librarians, nurse, and attendance officer ' contributed to a successful school year. The counselors directed students in .making decisions about enrollment and college and career choices. The librarians , helped students find information for term papers, reports and daily assignments. The office staff kept important records and maintained correspondence. Academy students were also assisted by the nurse and security officer who provided assistance in a personal way. ll Mrs. Carol McAfee, Mrs. Kathy Haenisch, and Mrs. Nancy Spangler perform their duties in the office. 22 Mrs. Thelma Hamilton, counselor gives seniors Albert Avila, Tom Schmidt, Gelaine Bailey, and Ann Gebauer their scholarship booklets. 39 Mr. Alvin Fant, attendance officer, supervised the afternoon busloading. 42 Mr. Keith fanne, counselor, discusses a student's schedule. 51 Mrs. Sheila Bellus, Mrs. Sandi Genz, and Miss Mary Conrad make up the scbool li- brary staff. 61 Mrs. Karen Hardy, nurse, tests a student's sight.

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Program gives experience The social science department was once again active. In addition to offering bistory, government, and behavioral courses, a new concept was tested. An executive internship program was open to seniors for the first time. Through this program, students worked for one semester with a sponsor in the field they considered entering. The student attended school for the first two hours and then participated in the program for the remainder of the day. In this way, seniors were able to narrow down and understand their career choices better.