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

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M d W vi uf in ,f ll Mr. C. L. Akin, using the forrnula at +b2 :ei untangles his fishing line, 22 Mrs. Iohn- son helps a student in her Algebra I class. 31 Miss Cyndi Bartels displays souvenirs from her overseas travels. 42 Mrs, Dorothy john- i C39 son supervises her class as they take a test 52 Mr. losef Meditz and Mr. C. L. Akin re- fer to a Computer print out sheet of students. 6l Mr. josef Meditz explains a difficult prob- lem to his students. , 4 , ,Wh X M , 4 f an ,YW We Wy, X 1 x I 5 .3 sa if W ff ff rf? , Y if S Q., 4 ia W ,,,,ff,,, , ,,,, f ' f A X i 2 ,es Q f ,W 7 X: fu 6 X .2 ppm Mu ' r, 2 f V iff - ,Mrs- .Mmvewf-.wma-:aw M-ww A .. , 1 .:' ,-,A . I zu .f cfs' ,: 'Z ,. . f 'Z if

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X S .mix S ,, Q S X s : ff 2 www ,, 24 Z 12 Mr. Ashley Elbl assists Susan Brune, ju- nior, with chemical equations in Chemistry I. 22 Mr. Dennis Marquis discusses the fundamentals of football with the staff pho- tographer. 32 Miss Marion Hobbs explains chemical reactions to Bryan Watson, Tim Ramirez, and Merrill fohnson, juniors. 42 Mr. Howard Young demonstrates an experi- ment to his class. 52 Mr. ferry Roberts poses in front of his famous, or nearly famous truck. 62 Mr. Dennis Marguis displys for his class a skull from his collection,

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Hobbies, class occup time 7 Teachers in the Math department were kept busy by their classes, duties, and other activities. A Wide variety of math courses was offered and students were required to take four years of math. Although teachers were occupied with the preparation of class, several of them still found time to help students in other Ways through coaching and extra duties. No matter how hectic things seemed to be, each of the teachers found time to engage in their favorite activities. 565 IS? 43