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

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Cllmbmg Hull Clatter Chatter The Old H111 Bllly Breeze so famlllar to former students changed 1ts name this year and IS now known as Cllmbxhg H111 Clatter Chatter but It s st1ll breez.1ng along lt 1S pubhshed monthly by the Senxor typlng class under the supervlslon of Mr Reynolds The followlng are ltems from various 'ISSUES Ed1tor1als as well as school and church news are wrltten by the students The humorous side IS provlded by the jokes and We Wonders An outgrowth of our Amerlcan her1tage of freedom of the press a student newspaper IS somethmg wh1ch any school may be proud Our Magazlne Sales Program started the week of September Z and ended Monday September 14 Dw1ght Wlckstrom was general manager a Job wh1ch he controlled very well Dale Fredlnburg was high salesman w1th a total of S38 00 share was S120 OO whlch was put ln the act1v1ty fund to be used at a later date The athletlc department has arranged a schedule whereby the basketball teams wlll go to the State Tournaments alternate years of course lf they earn the honor they can go every year Thxs year the boys VlSlt6d the tourney at Iowa Clty The Annual Actxvlty Banquet was held March ze The tables cleverly featured the different school actlvltles athletlcs dramatxcs and muslc Speaker for the evenmg was Les Davls of Radlo Station W N A X Class Officers elected for the year SE NIORS President Carolyn Chrlstensen Vlce Presldent Ronme Mlchener Sec Treas Mary Ann Kobs Reporter Lea Kohlhof Sponsors Mr Vestal M rs Vandeventer .IUNIORS Presldent Phyllls Lohse Vlce P1-es1dent Dlck james Sec Treas Francis Schlncke Reporter Don Fredmburg Sponsor Mrs B1-lnker SOPHOMORES Presldent Shlrley Plummer Vlce Presldent Karen Smlth Sec Treas Helen Wlllets Reporter Frank Cash Sponsor Mrs Vestal FRESHMEN Pres1dent Norma Lohse Vlce Presldent Bob Arnold Sec Treas Evelyn Plummer Reporter Dale Fredlnburg Sponsor Mr Reynolds Class partles durlng the year mcluded Semors a wzener roast juniors a scavenger hunt Sophmores and Freshmen general parties Home economlcs classes served Faculty School Board Banquet December 9 The theme was Wmter Wonderland O O O an - - an - - . U Y . . H . . . H-- . , . . . . . . Y 1 o 4 0 a .Q u , il 0 1 u u y ...... . ........ 1 . ...... .. ...... I . , I I . Iiliolllouliin - We took in 534430, The school's ' - ' ' - 1 .- ..-on-qu. - .-u. . ak. :',: sl: :Zz :'f af: . ' Ik P11 2.2 ' P. .1 2. :. : :lc rr :ls :fc ' 5 ' ' 5 S ' . 7 , - 1 ' ' ' ' - 1? :ff . if PC ik I . 1 l n - . . . . ,

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Q 0 Carnwal The carnlval IS the most excltmg event of the year The students work luke beavers and hawks for days before the carmval selling tlckets and gettmg thmgs ln shape for the event The mormng of the carnival Frlday Ocotober Z3 the Freshmen and Seniors were un the fmals It was neck and neck for a while but ln the photo fmxsh the Semors took the lead Carolyn Christensen and Ronme Mlchener were crowned Kung and Queen The curtam ralser for the evemng was a one act play johnny s Growxng Palns From this the crowds filled the halls overflowmg mto the cakewalk lunch counter musxcal boxmg and varlous side shows Proceeds of the evemng amounted to S785 99 After expenses were paxd S611 82 was put in the Act1v1ty Fund and from thls the purchase of a new txme clock lh the gym and boys new basketball sults were purchased Christy Hollinger Carol Stemhauer Cathy Davls Helen Wlllets, Frances Schmke, Patrxcla Green, Carolyn Christensen, Ronme Mxchener, Bobby Arnold, Richard Schwanke, Frank Cash, Norman Yanacheak, Mark Cornels, Kathleen Warner 0 . 0 Q c, J 'CQ '

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Tlme whlch has formerly been spent on Declarnatxon was used for debates and panel des cusslons ln speech class the entlre class part1c1pat1ng We also spent seven weeks 1n learn ing to streamllne our readlng durmg English and speech classes The purpose ln life is to be able to adjust ourselves eas1ly and smoothly The more you read the more mfor mat1on you are able to gather The more efflclently you read the more ground you are able to cover 1n any area The more knowledge you have about different subjects the more interesting person you ll become Good readlng offers an important avenue for gaining social recogmtlon and approval of others We read from books three days a week and from fllms two days Each day a comprehension test was taken Some of the slowest readers read 100 words or less a mlnute when they week they were reading 300 words a mlnute to begin w1th and flnlshed up reading 1800 2000 words a mmute This program was put out by the Umversxty of Iowa wxth the arm of making better readers of good readers and helprng the slow readers to 1m prove This also helped your vocabulary and made you conscious of alot of wasted time in reading small words and non essentxal phrases Ik lk On january 25 twelve band members attended the Woodbury County Band Festival m Allee Gym Over 500 students participated The jr Hxgh tournament was held at Hornlck the week of February 15 Semor Career Day bro t Semors from 15 schools ln the county to C H111 Apr1l 5th Guest speaker for the occaslon was Roy Bryan Ph D of Iowa State College Ames Iowa lk? See the U S A ln your Chevrolet and so the Kamm s Chevxe d to New Mexlco ln November and Mary Ann Schwarz to Florlda In january But September Karen Smlth took a Grey hound bus to New York We enjoyed flrst hand mformatxon about these parts of our country and hope we all can go sometime Bk :F On February 6 a polio benefit was held ln the form of a box supper and square dance m the gym Proceeds amounted to S80 00 We recewed an award from Save the Children Federahon ln recongnxtlon of service to the cause of helpmg ch1ldren U1 dlsadvantaged rural areas of the United States of Amerxca and war depleted countr1es overseas Pk Phyllls Lohse and Mary Ann Schwarz asslsted Mrs Vandeventer as accompamst 1n the muslc department this year jr Hlgh studied 13 units ln soil con servatxon covering need and solutlon str1p farmmg contour rotatlon fertnllzatlon and terraclng Two fleld trlps were taken arranged by the soll conservation office and local men . . . , . . - D . u c ' I l 0 ' ' ' - sf ak ff wr ' ' ' . ll s il-- ' ' 9 I I , . - . . y . U . . i in , 1 ' . . ' I I I u ' ' ' ae: :ef :cf :nf .1 :ac . 0 . . started and at the end of the seventh Dk at if Sk VF 211 rk O ' Q Q yy u u 1 ' :ef wk wk ff wk :uf we: :sf wk :of :of ' ' ' I wk ik wk Pk Pk wk :if I 1 I . . ,