Climbing Hill High School - Hawk Yearbook (Moville, IA)

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JOHN ST PETER 'The pen is mightier than the sword but who wants to write Class Pres l Senior play L Annual Staff 3 g j Basketball 1,2,3 X Baseball l,2,3 av. X N'-sz CLIFFORD N VESTAL Class Sponsor Superintendent Math Shop Simpson College Iowa University School Adm Morningside Coll Class ilastohy Of the 18 who entered kindergarten on that bright sunny day ln Sept , 1939 5 have remained to pester the wearisome teachers for 12 years They are Marian Larsen, Geraldine Smith, Beverly Betz, Roger Sulsburger and Bobby Ficken As we made our way up the ladder of learning we gained 5 new members in the grades, Donna Hanner in the 3rd, Joyce Smith the Lth, Allen Tennis and Donald Cassens 6th and Janet Hummel 8th We came thru the eighth grade graduation ready to encounter whatever befell us in that coveted world called WHigh School When at last we took our seats in that mammoth assembly, we gazed around at the seasoned big broth ers and sisters and to our surprise we espied some other green freshmen besides ourselves cowering in their desks, Doris Short Delora Hackett, Delores Baird Dorothy Lohse, Bob Martens and John St Peter, who, we learned, could hold their own against the ribbing which was due us It seemed the Sophomores were just waiting for us to come so they could perform the age old tradi tion of initiation It took much forbearance on our part, but we survived with our heads full of ideas of revengence on the next unsuspecting freshmen During high school we gained 2 new members, Evonne Ball came when we were Sophomores, and Keith Harker in the latter part of the Junior year. We, as a class, feel that we have complied with most of the standards in working together and we have also been well represented in the different activities of our school. Be- cause of the reputation of the 10 girls for slumber parties they will probably be well remembered as the 'slumber g1r1s.' 9- , 1 . H ' .3 1 As r I l Q, W Q ' BeAe - M.A, e ' e l U ' 1 1 ' , . n 1 U I l O