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

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cw Freshmen 'ln ,- Darrell McCall Rxchard bchwanl-ce Carl Cordon, B1llBalk luck Jarnea Monte Brmker Don Fredmburg Paul Dlcka Mary bchwarz Phyllis Lohse 'Urs Veatal Dorthy Matheny Mary Nevxlle and Darold Ball Sophomores Q... X -ev ,im lp' ..,w an 4 U W Q : 1 0 1 3 4 fb gi ,il 14 , as as hfgseso 3 Dwight Wxckbtrom Walter Daxxs Nleale Harker Wayne Plunxmer Edward Morgal Merle Dlcks Ronnxc Mmhener Coach Brown p3tT1C13Allh6T Margxe Hummel Lea Kohlhof Carolyn Chrlstensen Mary Smxth Darlene Jansen 17

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DR. WILLIS A. SUTTON Superintendent Emeritus of the Atlanta, Georgia, Public Schools Past President of the National Education Association Former Guest Lecturer, The Readers' Digest Athletzc Banquet Toastmaster LaVere Groth Pep Band Concert President P T A Jeanette Schwedler Mrs Brmker Coach Brown Les Davis Sioux City Sports announcer for Radio Station W N.A X Response for the teams Activities The Teams Speaker Semor Career Day One of the most interesting beneficial days in the life of a Senior 1S Career Day held U1 Climbing Hill :Ln March By popular demand Dr W1ll1S A Sutton of Atlanta Georgia returned as guest speaker A Nation al educator and leader Dr Sutton 1S in great demand as a youth speaker In his 83 years he has had experience as a country school teacher and for many years Superintendent of Schools and Administrator in Atlanta He takes his greatest pride in being a youth counsellor and advisor Agam m h1s wltty southern drawl he brought an inspiring message to the young people leaving with them the thought that The greatest thing anyone can be or ever hope to be 1S truly a great man or woman By a truly great man or woman I mean he must be robust mentally strong domestically inclined politically sound vocationally correct morally brave and spiritually deep M uslc Festival The Woodbury County Vocal Music Festival was held in Moville Tuesday in the county were present Under the supervision of George lceminger vocal music director of East High School Sioux City the combined voices from these towns about 500 presented a mass chorus in the evening also numbers by the boys chorus and the girls chorus and some individual numbers Welcome .-...-..----- -Mrs, Art. Kohlhof February 2.6. Groups from sixteen towns 16

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5th and 6th Grades x Edwin McLang Danny Van Norman Donald Hagan Kelth Kuhn John Groth Gaylon Lohrman Gary Mxchener Nxck Kohlhof Donald Campbell Chrxs Loyd Bruce Smxth Larry Smith John lphse Gerald Haddock Dlckxe MCC lary Irene Haddock Shxrlene Tabke Beverly Kxrkpatrxck Lynette Harker Janxce Lohrman Joe Hess Davzd Devme LaVern Welty Rxchard McCoy Mxss Huffman Gaylen Vermxlyea Leonard Lund Kenneth Paulsen Betty Ann James LaDonna Groth Janet Green Judy Parker Glox-1a Cassens LaDonna Lee Larry Epllng Clxfiord Campbell 7th and 8th Grades Charles Hess Gary Van Norman Dale Fredmburg Larry Lohrman Earl Haddock Darrell Hackett James Coon Le Roy Paulson Charles Gordon Warren Plummer Robert Grzmes Mary St Peter Karen Sm1th Evelyn Plummer Sharon McCoy Margaret Cassens Elame Hackett Sh1rley Plummer Norma McCall Patrlcla Green Marxlyn Chrxstensen Norma Lohse Joyce Spxnk Dxck Hummel Henry Paulsen Warren Baxrd Bobby Arnold Steve Mitchell Larry Button Donnxe Matheny Allred Gordon and Maryann Balk 18 .m