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

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1957 volume:

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I: I A 4 I, IIQAII I ,I 4 , I , . , I I, I 4 3:-:1 , , . Z '45 '.' A A 4 452 ,'- ' , , 7 ,-f N 5 4 'Lo , I IIHIIAI .I , 4 ,I 'W p-f , . ,,.Q44'f-4'-fm CLIMBING HILL SCHOOL P cf H AWK STAFF ET I1 ig our furgy as i urea by OF I956-57 ANNUAL STAFF Carolyn Boggs Evelyn Plummer Marilyn hristensen Mr Vestal Business Manager Asst Editor Editor Co sponsor CLIFFORD N VFD AL Superintendent Simpson College B A Iowa Un4versity M A GERAIDINE BRINYWR Principal Buena Vista Colleze B E , B A C . . Mrs. Brinker........ ....Sponsor VTX - 1 u -1 J- STUDENT COUNCIL n r 0 . s ' 13 f , ,Q 1. ' fi. 4' ,IZ 'u n. 1 , dv , fi. 431 0 I I I Gary Michener Evelyn Plummer, Dick Hummel- MBTHYU Christensen' Judy PBIKBT Nick ohlohf, Bob Arnold MI VSSU31 r--moighn--+ nr--4Q9W5W--1' ANNA MARIE SIMPSON Commercial Arts Briar Cliff College University of S D Faculty QCOTTY RFYNOLDS Industrial Arts Physical Education Morningside College ELVA VESTAL Home Economics Social Studies Simpson College NATALIE WHITNEY Second Grade Nebraska State Teachers Colle e 8 Morningside College ELVERA BABCOCK Fourth Grade Superior Teachers College Morningside Co Lau. S R 'ill Va' ' . I .-... gy, ll !,.4nfEa5-u4A!mil2 LILY mn DOWNI NG Kindergarten Wayne St . Teacher s JUDY GRAU First Grade Morningside College NANCY MEYER Third Grade Morningside College WHITE R Sixth Grade College S LEO L RONFELDT Seventh k Eighth Dai Morningside College ALLEN BUTCHER Music Teacher Morningside College I , . N . .V Y Y - N - J Mani e W L I I S Gary Van Norman H re I am lrls, but j CLASS MOTTO One Bt 8 tlme Out of School's Life M Into Life's School usic Boys Chorus Mixed Chorus CLASS COLORS Quartette Rose and Silver Octet CLASS FLOWER Class Play Salu Marilyn Chr stensen I've lived, I've loveo, I'm satisfied Muslc Girls Glee 1,2 lixed Chorus l Nadrigal Basketball 1 2, Class Play Student Councll Class Officer Annual Staff valediccorian Merlyn Huffman You can't keep a good man down, be that's why I'm so tall Baseball Basketball l,2,3 A Class Play Student Council 3 Class Officer Salutatorian Class Play Baseball l 2, Basketball 2 3 Red Rose Student Council Class Officer ta Bob Arnold No man can blush like that ard be very dangerous Baseball 2 Basketball 2, L Student Council Class Officer l,2,b tori Evelyn Plummer Her interests are many her friends are too Music Girls Glee 1,2 Mixed Chorus 1, Basketball 2, Class Play Student Council Class Officer Annual Staff e a' . mum-3, --------3, ---..--..----3, -1-----Q-1 Q l9 9 9,4 ------------3,u ---------3 ---------3,a an 1 fIIIIIII ,2 A -------------- 1 -------- , 3,a ------------3,n ' --------- A ---------2,3 ------------L - ffffIIfI 2 ,.--,.----- ln 3915 - ,3 ------------ M -----M --:::::::::? --::2 ------------ L ' ----------- 1. .M ---------1, 3. -------------3,n O ----------A Terry Famm I've served my term now let me out Class Play Class Officer Carolyn Boggs Every class needs someone like me Music Girls Glee Mixed Chorus Madrigal Band Sextette Basketball Class Play Annual Staff 2 12, 1 2, 1,2, Warren Baird I'd rather have the morn ing after then not t have had the night before Music Boys Chorus Mixed Chorus Class Play Donald Matheney Why take life so ser ous, JoAnn Wulf Brinker ou never get out of it Y alive anyway It's nice to be na Music Boys Chorus tural when you're naturally nice Mixed Chorus Music Cheerleading Girls Glee Manager Class Play Larry Lohrman How do you expect me to learn, they give me a dif ferent lesson everyday Music Boys Cho us Mixed Chorus Class Play Band l Cheerleader Class Play Class Officer Charles Hess I kissed my first girl, and smoked my first cig arette the same day I haven't had time for to l 2, 1 2, l 2, l 2, Music Alfred Gordon Must I study? O'what a waste of time Music Boys Chorus l 2,3 L Mixed Chorus l 2,3 L Manager Class Play Dick Hummel I am a woman hater but the Elble says love thine Boys Chorus l Mixed Chorus , Baseball 1 2, Basketball l,2, Y student Councll Class Officer Girls Glee l Mixed Chorus l Madrlval Sextette Basketball Class Play Class Officer l CLASS OFFICERS Dick Hummel Bob Arnold Gary VanNorman Norma Lohse Sponsor Mr Ve tal I was a girl scout until I was 15 then I became a boy scout 2. 2, 1 Maryann Balk She's quiet but quite the glrl Music Gxrls Glee 1,2 Mixed Cho l,2 Basketball l,2,3 M Class Play tl SENIOR INVENTORY NOTED FOR Robert A George Gobel Bashfulness Baseball FAVORITE H AUNT Cadillac Maryann B Our llss Brooks Studying Silence Home Warren B lyatt Erp Flirting Smile Gosch's Carolyn B Queen for a Day Going Steady BB Long Shots Telephone Marilyn C Audrey Hepburn Letter lriting Talking Hail Box Alfred G Buddy Haoket Mischief Eating Candy Food Charles H Jackie Gleason Teesing lusic Ability Fullerton' lerlyn H James Stewart Girls Good Grades Bed Dick H Bob Cummings Dlsagreeing Ready Answer Lee's Terry I Hiram Holiday Reading Books Negative Ability Beem's Larry Dobberman 1251 Chevie Curly Hair Air Base Norma Abbey Lane Body English Free throws Ask Nick Don H Elvis Presley Freshman Girls Bairdo lho Knows? Evelyn P Esther lllliams Chevie Basketball Church Gary V Dave Geraway Reading Laugh With Girls Jo Ann B Jane lyman lbnte S yings Home we would be one When we entered kindergarten, little did anyone realize that of the cleverest?, smartestv, and best looking' classes ever to graduate from Climbing Hill Of the 15 scared but anxious, tiny boys and girls beginning their school life that memorable day, 6 have remained to graduate They are Evelyn Plummer, Maryann Balk, Marilyn Christensen, Charles Hess, Don Matheny, and Bob Arnold In addition to these, Larry Lohrman joined us in the 2nd grade, Warren Baird in the 3rd, Dick Hummel in the 4th, Norma Lohse and Alfred Gordon in the 5th, Gary Van Norman in the 6th, Terry Kamm in the 7th, Merlyn Hufnnan in the 8th, Carolyn Boggs in the lOth, and Jo Ann Wulf Brinker rejoined us in the llth grade This makes a total of 16 finished products Much credit should be given to our grade teachers Miss Peterson, Miss Nice wanger, Miss Girton, Miss Huffman and Mr McCabe for their guidance which enabled us to reach highschool We entered highschool feeling 'we had arrived , but after initiation our opinion had changed when we were labled as 'green freshmen ' le retaliated in our sophomore year however, when we had the privilege of initiating the freshmen Our next big event was being able to sit on the other side of the assembly as upperclassmen In this, our junior year, we entertained the seniors at the Jr Sr Banquet and presented our Junior Class Play At last we were seniors! This year p oved to be our busiest with our Senior Class Play, skip day, career day, the editing of our annual, and the sponsoring of many parties and banquets as in previous years Finally the dates of the much discussed and long awaited Baccalaureate and Commencement arrived The days were met with much excitement and relief but we were still a little sorrowful over leaving our fine school which we had been a part of for many years We especially would like to thank our high school teachers Mr and Mrs Vestal, Mrs Brinker, Mrs Simpson, lr Rey nolds and lr. Butcher who have put up with us for 4 long but rewarding years. MEMORY LANE Y5 GWB g Feb 9 at 8 30 m 16 eager girls and 3 chap erons left Climbing Hill for the trip to Des Moines and the state tournament Upon arrival, we toured the Capital Building and the museum Then we scatter ed and went shopping At 5 30 we met at the hotel and proceeded to the games Following the games journeyed back to the hotel where we spent a fun filled and sleepless night The next morning we arose bright and early and prepared for our trip homeward We arriv in C Hill at 3 O0 p m , tired but happy SENIOR SNEAK DAY On Wed., May 8, the Seniors awoke bright and early and set forth on their trip to Omaha. Upon arrival we tour- ed Boy's Town which was very interesting. Next we visited the Union Pacific Museum. Following this we were enter tained at a delicious lunch at Brandeis after which we did some shopping in the store. Next we all journeyed to the Municipal Airport where some of us ventured to take an airplane ride. Also we visited the control tower Then we went to Offut Air- force Base where we were ta- ken on a tour by a WAF. The days sights were climaxed by supper and a movie. SENIOR CLASS PLAY 'GLORY TO GOLDY Firman Haberfield ---- - Gary Van Norman Buzz Baker Charles Hess Vivian Haberfield- - - Norma Lohse Hunk-a Man-Hanson -- Bob Arnold Pinto- - - Carolyn Boggs Gold Haberfield- Marilyn Christensen Y Beatrice Haberfield- Mr Flower- - - Dr Cyrus Rosco - Floto - Aunt Angevine - Policeman - - Bull Burley- Evelyn Plummer Alfred Gordon Warren Baird Jo Ann Brinker Maryann Balk Larry Lohrman Don Matheny On May 3 1957, the Senior class under the direction of Mrs Brin kary presented their class play, a comedy in 3 acts The setting was a typical American home and family The entire play centered on the confusion which resulted when Goldy was tryin? to hold an auction to raise funds to build a swimming pool, Firman was deavoring to hold a business conference, Vivian was planning trice was attempting to have an announcement party The conse quence was a humorous and befud dled dilemma and turned out sat isfaotorily for everyone, espe- cially Goldy Norma a Alfred Merlyn k Mary ing. Evelyn 1 5iklPr,4v'! 'x Carolyn R Bob Evelyn df. Warren W ! , - ---- -------- en- Uncle-Sheldon:::::-:::--:Merlyn Huffman to entertain at a tea, and Bea- Q o 4'f' v 'rx 3 '51 X 55 S I L ' hx ffl, X C . ' p Processional Junior Escorts Invocation Trombone Solo Scripture Reading and Prayer BACCALAUREATE May 12, 1957 Rev ' oly Rev Girls Sextette Address Rev Clarinet Quartette Benediction Recessional Rev Marcia Loyd Lois Dunn, Chris Loyd Milton M Schaper City' Charles Hess Milton M Schaper 'Green Cathedral' Milton M Schaper 'Equali No I' Milton M Schaper Marcia Loyd COMMENCEMENT EDCI! ----------------,,-,-,-,,, H - D Processional ............... ........---- -.---------- Marcia Loyd ------------------------ M 1111bI1111?11113313133?3 p 0 l O Junior Escorts Lois Dunn, Chris Loyd Invocation Rev Fred Borger Awarding 8th Grade Diplomas Gary Van Norman Salutatory Merlyn Huffman Clarinet Solo 'Graduation Day' Carolyn Boggs Valedictory Marilyn Christensen Boys Quartette 'Song of the Desert' Address Mixed Double Quartette Presentation of Class Presentation of Diplomas ........ .....-... -.--- W Henry Galbreth ' adame Jeanette' Su t C N Vestal Pres. I.V. Kuhn Saxophone Trio ............... ..... --.--- ..------ ------ Presentation of Class Honors ........ .....--.- Supt. C.N. Vestal Boys Octette .,.......... ........ ....... 'We Sail the Ocean Blue' Benediction ........... ............ --.- ..-.--- Rev. Fred Berger -'Tr1ad' Class Officers Gary Michener Bruce Smith Nick Kohlhof Richard Chilton Hrs Vestal Csponsori st row John Groth, Gary Michener, Donald Campbell, Chris Loyd, Nick ohlohf, Richard Chilton, Gaylon Lohrman 2nd row Dickie McClary, Bill McClure, Jay Sands, Willis Meents, LaU3an'G5sch, Bruce Smith Gerald Haddock, Mrs Vestal 2rd row Lois Dunn, Arlene Carrell, Jan- ice Lohrman, Shirlene Tabke, en McClure, Beverly Kirkpatrick, La Donna Lee, Gloria Cassens JUNIOR CLASS PlAY On Nov 2 the Junior class presented their play entit led, 'Tumblin Creek ' The play was a 3 act hillbilly comedy by William and Dora Jones with a cast of sixteen Mrs Mollie Nichols the storekeeper's wife Shirlene Tabke Oscar Hicks, a farmer and customer Gerald Haddock Cookie Payne, son of George Payne John Groth Henry Nichols, the storekeeper Nick Kohlohf John Thomas, a member of the school board Bruce Smith Katie Thomas, his daughter LaDonna Lee Sallie Payne, daughter of George Payne LaDean Gosch Mrs Gwen White, a farmer's wife Gloria Cassens George Payne, member of the school board Dickie McClary Dave Williams, the school teacher Chris Loyd Madge Johnson, one of his pupils Arlene Carrell s Susie Hicks, Hick's wife Lynette Harker lrs Esther Thomas, Thomas' wife Beverly Kirkpatrick Mrs Nannie Payne, Payne's wife Janice Lohrman Joe Bennie, a poor farmer from back of Sleepy Jay Sands Director Irs Brinker 19 0 , uno Walter whim, ner nusband.......fffffffff. ff.G4-my mcnener Hr . ...fff:...fffffff IUNIOR-SENIOR BANOUET A ' -Wm ' fx E 0 x1l yi W' ' ' 9 4- :D Q A v an J!BX1b5'4Q2's Qyalrq A!Nq,JL3 yi, tqgggil The Toastmaster Gary Michener Grace Beverly Kirkpatrick Welcome Shirlene Tabke Response Dick Hummel Class Will Don Matheney Class Prophecy Gloria Cassens Secret Love' LaDonna Lee Solo 'Melody of Love Nick, Gerald, Jay Trumpet Trio 'I'm Always Chasing Rainbows' Chris Loyd Saxophone Solo 'Reflections in the Pool' Mrs Brinker Talk 'Stranger in Paradise' Beverly, Gloria, Bruce, Gerald March 23 Mayfair Hotel Sioux City, Iowa MENU Magic Spell Fairy Queen Choice Milkweed Fluff Pixies on Fern Berries from the Glen Crescent Moon and Star Dust Mythical Dream Woodland Mist and Dew ' s V Q I N! 1 UI N . 1 1 1 1 1 1 -I 3 . it N Ni . t 55, ifg' 6 Ii ty , .IT Class Officers Ted Cash George Dunn Carol Huffman Annzonetta Beem Hrs Sim son fsponsor First row Dean Edwards, Harold Sands, Junior Miller, Ted Cash, Paul P ulson, George Dunn, Mrs Simpson Second row Verla Parker, Connie Meents, Danese Kuhn, Marcia Loyd, Sandra Go don, Carol Huffman, Annzo netta Beem, Marlene Plummer, Patricia Steinhauer Absent in picture Nancy Campbell 'fs- Class Officers Judy Parker Dgug Wickstrom Don Hagan Larry Epli-I18 Mr Reynolds isponsorl First row Clifford Campbell, Larry Smith, Donnie Hagan, Keith Kuhn, Glen Krueger, Doug Wickstrom, Mr Reynolds Second row Leonard Lund, Larry Epling, Betty Ann James, Janet Green, Joe HEES, John Lohse, LaVerne Welty, Third row Gordon Gosch, Jean Edwards, Gloria Uhl, LaDonna Groth, Judy Parker, Irene Haddock, Danny VanNorman 'Y a : . . --Q fo 'b lk, 5X 10 400 First row Melvin Ronfeldt, Linda Welty, Ronald Ferdig, Donna Beem, Carroll'5ai1y Bonnie Carrell, Charles Beem, Maxine Haddock, Judy Devine Second row Sharon Coon, Ella Hummel, Mary Lou Krueger, Karen Weber, Carmen C555 Diane Mathwig Lois Ronfeldt, Nedra Yanacheak, Cheryl Mathwig, Kathleen Schleis, Mrs White Third row Dennis Wick trom, Larry Person, Steve Smith, David Bryan, Richard-Sweeney, Walter Paulson, Gerald Warner, Jimmy Schuldt, Danny Parker, Alan Green if -9,5 feldt,-57J'hnny Plummer, Gene Krueger, Kenneth Edwards, John Coon, Clif ford Beem Second row Marlene LaMo1ne, Sharon Gordon Suezette McCoy Leon Steinhauer, fe-Roy Carrell, Virginia Baird, Linda Chilton, Mary Miller, Larry Allner Third row Patsy Hagan, Lillian Miller, Sherry McCoy, Nancy Vestal, Karen Welty, Kathlene Tabke,Janet Tennis, Sharon Edwards, Gloria Mathwig Fourth row Dennis Claus, Randall Hummel, Donna McKnight, Janice Ferdig, Betty Kuhn, Delores Davis, Lary Stein hauer, Richard Sands, Mr Ronteldt 1- 9 I 9 S . . . First row: Roger Green, David Yanacheck, Jerry Schleis, Clayton Ron- First row Susan Loyd, Kathy Lohse, Jo Ann Krueger, Micheal K0h1h0f P k Mrs Klingensmith Second row Linda Edwards Loyd Edwards, Miieegfyan, Harry Sands, Carol Schuldt, Keary Weber,' Beverly Davis, Christy Hollinger, Alice Paulsen, Charles Harderson First row: Larry Kunze, Gary Suckstorf, Eugene McClure, Marc Cornils, orman'YEnacheak, Ronald Lund, Kenneth Plummer, Tommy Beem. Second row: Richard Smith, Charles Cooper, Karen Bowers, Sharon Carroll, C501 Vermilyea, Karen Carrell, Connie Campbell, Richard Kohlhof, Danny Beem. Third row: Jon Hess, Arlene Sands, Carol Steinhausr kinda Jessen, Terry'Khhn, Kathy Davis, Kathleen Warner, Linda Claus, s. Babcock. l l 0 Y 9 5a'f1'fEa-gfflsberger, Gary Ronteldt, Dennis Ferdig, Danny MCCOY, Ca1'0l.Y:1 K 0 'Y 0 15 9+ D 5 dley-Christensen, Buddy Beem, Garnet Claus, Beverly Madsen, Second row Jimmy Cassens, Donne Schuldt, David Martens, Jimmy Smith, Samm Eeem, Perry Martens, Jake Prichard, Stephen Persons Third row Irene Vermilyea, Mary Back, Susan Bryan, Linda Cooper, EarbarE'Earre11, Hary Ronfeldt, Miss Greu stay First row: Orlin Miller, Larry Jessen, Dennis Bowers, Dennis Hardersom like larrner. Second row: Donna Welty, Ray Gordon, Mark Croth, George Sands, Martha Madsen, EFF. Whitney. Absent in picture: Stephen Shult- zen. l First row: Kathy Harrington, Carolyn Uhl, Steven Sands, Richie Kunze, ra : . . y J' KINDERGARTEN Cheryl Arnold, Michael Steinhauer, Loren Jessen, Dennis Bottjen, Joel Bryan, Gary Lund, Catherine McKnight, Miss Downing Beverly Schultzen was absent at the time the picture was taken AMERICAN EDUCATION WEEK Gary Lund, Cheryl Arnold, Michael Steinhauer, Joel Bryan, Loren Jessen, Miss Downing, Mrs Laurence Devine, Hrs William Green, Mrs I V Kuhn. During American Education week, November 12 16, we were privileged to have the parents of the children in the grades visit school on certain days of the week This gave them an opportunity to see exactly what their children were doing in daily class work There were 38 parents who visited HOP xxx This year the manual training department was moved from the school house to the remodeled bus garage downtown Here there is running water, a nice furnace, a finishing room a tocl room, and a lumber room The new shop has better lighting, facilities, and more space whereas the equipment may be arranged more conveniently New power eouipment has been purchased this year including a L' drill press, a E' hand drill, and a new grindstone Also new hand tools were added which are very useful and help to make it easier for the boys to turn out better projects The following projects, made by the shop students, were exhibited at the April P T A meeting Xu- 5K 022111222 ' 111111410 t F I 1 Q rf'ig?h nw ' X , ' 4 X 5 .4 CHEERLEADERS -X359 on fl Q 19 X ga Labe a Lab LaDe911 fi g LaDonna Betty -A-UH Beverly Our C neeria 8 Sec tiOQ r x1 085 XS re sever! nv' EV 'Luka 5053 W cgnfnfelat L00 H Patricia Steinhauer, Danese Kuhn, Marilyn Christensen, Irene Haddock, Karen McClure, Evelyn Plummer Shirlene Tabke Janice Lohrman, Mary Balk, Norma Lohse, Willis Meents, Janet Green, Lois Dunn, Carolyn Boggs, Chaperone Mrs Brinker, Coach Scotty Reynolds, Manager Gloria Cassens Salix Holly Hornick Smithland Sgt Bluff Lawton Holly Hornick Salix Bronson Sgt Bluff Lawton Oto Bronson Sloan Anthon They This Ce 1 an The girls received the first place conference tro phy a second place in the Little 8 Tournament and also in the Sectional On the Little 8 all Con ference team Carolyn Boggs BD the man the Dunn tion Evelyn and Carolyn also received honorable men tion on the all State team Norma Lohse and Carolyn Boggs won the sectional and district free throw contests which enabled them to parti cipate in the state contest The girls have not lost a conference game in four con secutive years, winning LL games Evelyn Plummer were on first team, Janice Lohr and Norma Lohse were on second team, and Lois received honorable men Little 8 Tournament S'TTETend 55 25 Lawton 3 7 Holly Fornick 51 62 Sectional Tournament IE ton Pierson Kingsley 5 9 3 L arolyn Boggs l Norma Lohse lO Karen McClure 1 page sponsored by Don's Grocery W6 if as m ' 50 32 A -A 9 3 . 77 37 ' 50 38 - 5L 51 W 0 50 22 1 g 1 2 55 31 Q QX V52 3 Nl 5 5 Sloan gg gg I Ng'W?5iHHf,? ,aaa5 Total Points gg 'fl I . YAC lf i C L55 L3 37 5' 37 66 50 1 - d First row Donnie Hagan Dick Hummel Bob Arnold Doug Wlckstrom, Nick Kohlohf Gary Michener, Dale Fredirburg Second row manager Alfred Gordon, Gary VanNornan Chris Loyd, Merlvn Huffman, Keith Kuhn, Danny VanNorman coach Scotty Revrolds LJ. Little 8 Tournament E nson 60 57 Holly Hornick 5L L9 Sgt Bluff 5 0 Sectional Tournament S ix St Jo 69 19 Smithland 5 0 Sloan 3 3 Total Points G ry VaENorman Bob Arnold 2 Nick Kohlhof 20L Salix Holly Hornick Smithland Sgt Bluff Lawton Holly Hornick Salix Sgt Bluff Sloan Lawton Moville Oto Bronson Sloan Moville Anthcn Smithland he The boys' basketball team received a second place trophy in the Little 8 Tournament and also in the Seo tional Tournament Gary TanNorman was on the Little 8 all Conference team Bo Arnold received honor able mention Gary also received honor able mention on the all State team K we 57 L7 - 60 5L L 57 59 . 60 L9 59 53 - 36 5L 73 LL y Bronson 52 L0 . Ll 57 ' L5 L9 L7 L5 59 65 66 36 7L 61 Ll 53 59 76 36 61 L8 L6 ro . L 9 al . 3 5 3 5 . b a 366 .. 65 BASEBALL First row Doug Nickstrom, Bob lrnold Cllfford Campbell, Donnie Hagan, Gary VanNorman Chrls Lovd, Dale Fredinburv, Gary llchener, Dick Hummel Second row manager Glen Krueger, George Dunn, Bruce Dmltn, Donald Campbell Nlck Konlhof, Danny VanNorman, John Lobse coach Svotty Reynolds Fell Baseball Sgrlni Baseball They Bronson H ll F gig! Sloan Sot J 1O?U1Ck Holly Hornick 3 B u f Lawton ks ronson Bronson Smlthland Bronson TOQSOU Sloan 1 HW OY1 Salix SW1tHl8Ud Lawton gton Sectional Tournament Little 8 Tournament Home Runs Doug Wickstrom Dany Van Norman 'W.,T-L',?' This U9 9 SPOHSOPSG by the Climbinv Hill Savinvs Hank ROYALTY QUEEN KING Back row Irene Haddock, LaDonna Lee, Norma Lohse, Marcia Loyd, C ls-Loyd, Gary Van Norman, Keith Kuhn, George Dunn, Nick Kohlhof Front row Linda Cooper, Garnet Claus, Beverly Madsen, Susan Bryan, BuddTBeem, Bradley Christensen Shag FAL L FESTIVAL The annual Fall Festival Nas held Friday, October 12 The even f ' . fri V hr ings entertainment started with a lively note from Cale Caris' Recreation band from Sioux City. The tem o continued throughout the evening when Marcia Loyd K9th gradeg, and Chris Loyd Cllth gradej, defeated George Dunn 19th grade! and Irene Haddock flOth Grade! to be Kina and Queen The other attendants were Norma Lohse, Gary Van Norman, LaDonna Lee, and Keith Kuhn This year the students did not po out and sell tickets as in pre vlous years, hence the sales were not as hivh But this was no indication of dampened spirits for everyone worked just as hard and had Just as nach fun makinv this festival a first in that this was the ffrst time to crown a brother and slster as Kinp and Queen Convratuatlonsl The eveninv was spent enjoyinv the many side attractions to the tune of S3482 43 our profit being 4,5353 94 AND M159 ll 0 938359 Norma Lohse and Bob Arnold nvelyn, Norma, Bob, lerlyn EAS 31365 On April 1 the cllmbing Hill students and teachers were honored at the Activity Banquet given by the P T A In the mid part of the pro gram a Mr and KISS Climbing Hill were chosen Thls proved to be very interestlng b cause it was keot a se ret until that nieht and not even when Evelvn Plummer and Merlxn Huffman were chosen a runner ups and Norma Lohse and Bob Arnold we e picked bv ponular vote, to be Nr and Mis C Hill The banners were nlnned on them by the arnlv l Ying and Queen Narcia and nhris Logd 'if Our Toastmaster, Charles Hess Our Speaker. Ll' Dale Cams T I ,- , . , 1 K. l I 0 . - - 0 A O ' e J 3 A L the candidates knew who it was to be. Finally the suspense was over -e - . 1 ,K ' - 'A J C 'a ' Z 1 u 7 g 1st Bb C 10 Ill 18 26 MIXED CHORUS VA LTE RS I CN 0 cl . cl 32 f Phi' Ellis lst row D VanNorman, J Groth, K Kuhn, Mr Butcher G an efiorman, D Hagan, G Michner 2n row B Smith, Hess, A Gordon, S Gordon, J Lohrman,-T Kim, D Hummel, J Hess, G Haddock rd row J Edwards, C Meents, N Lohse, A Carroll, B Kirkpatr ckT'G Cassens, L Lee, L Groth, B James, H Plum mer gtg row G Uhl, C Boggs, A Beem, W Meents, L Gosch, M Loyd J'-Green, J Parker, P Steinhauer, V Parker GIRLSEGLEE CLUB Jempfre dar 50 Sempi 66 lLl,i1BllH lst row C Meents, N Lohse, S Gordon, J Lohrman, D Kuhn, 2nd row G Uhl, J Edwards, A Carrell, B Cassens,'IT Lee, L Groth, V Parker jg row C Boggs, A Beem, W Meents, L Gosch, H Loyd, J Green, -T Parker, P Steinhauer James, M Plumme Kirkpatrick, G 17 cm, 10 feel. mf f 7 f J X 1 T B , .nj X, 1 gl -A I . J' . 5 : . ' cf ' C , l I l l I P .V In Q- ' ' 'C' 77 f T V f .:, f . . ' at if . ' : 2 7 I -- . f 3 In 3 I I Q Y 'A ' Y 'J I Q fxfh 9 . 1 , I - 3 , i V lk Y - ini' 0 V ' Y 'YY ' WW , : O f I I O l Bl I r. : U I O I SEXTET Annzonetta Beam Marlene Plummer Beverly Kirkpatrick Gloria Cassens Norma Lohse Betty James LaDonna Lee accompanist 0 elel 1 Andante Q Q Ill' i 3' i 18 Skill-nJEll'IIlEll QBYQATU' P Vs' o ,,,,, 32 'Up XXX. f38J Allegrefto OCTET 42 lst row Dick Hummel, Bruce Smith, Joe Hess, Gerald Had dock, 2nd row Charles Hess, Gary Van Norman, Keith Kuhn, Gary Michner 58 b b D b? P was EJJHWWWFVJHFVQEE l 2 ZQ1lM1 Il ll P'1111ll1inlZ1lf1 111 iii 117111 Ill l'2'LC TZ I I7 sempfre slaco 66 BOYS' VV s CHORUS lst row John Groth, Don Hagan, Glenn Krueger, Dan ny Van Norman, Alfred Gor don 2nd row Gerald Had dock, Bruce Smith, Dick Hummel, Joe Hess Qvg row Charles Hess, Gary anior man, Keith Kuhn, Gary Michner ff' lie 7Q 71 I I LI T111-7111 IT'-m 0' fb P ' ' v v ' I fl wav 1 1 mf 5 f D . 1 rg 9 C J qf'. ' 'n I n . 1 J :gg H2 ,':, mf I' 111 1 1l 11 -l 111 1 il aa: : : , : G f 7 1 m M, V I Q :: f 3 if 1 V ' -1 -if -1 f J i . ' f ji 4 .' ! . y 4 ' 11 L1 'Ai Ill Ill! -il li' P- l Baritone Horn Joe Hess uI'1E6 Gene Krueger Nick Kohlhof Gerald Haddock Clifford Beem Jay Sands Marlene LaMoine Bess Drum Gloria Cassens Director lr Allen Butcher Flute Keith Kuhn xoghon Bruce Smith Chris Loyd Annzonetta Beem Snare Drum Beverly Kirkpatrick Trombone Charles Hess 1811118158 Carolyn Boggs Irene Haddock LaDonna Groth Danese Kuhn Sherry HoCoy Bell Llre Labonna Lee This page sponsored by the Climbing Hill P T A A 'r D L 1 I V O ' ily 5 - M 4 Tru ts sa es C HOMEMAKERS STYLE SHOW As is the custom each year, the girls in home eco nomics style the clothes they have made QUIIHQ the year This year the girls presented a stvle revlew at the April P T A meetlnv entitled Dame Fashion ' In the review they modeled old fashioned clothes and worked up to modern tlmes in wh1ch they styled the clothes they had made in class MOTFER'S TEA On May 8 the home economics classes presented the annual Mother's Tea Four of the girls from the advanced class performed in a skit which introduced the various clothing styles made by both classes The Sophomore class prepared the tea which consisted of open face sand wiches, cookies, and ice tea Janet Green poured at the beautifully decorated tea table and LaDonna Groth was hostess The girls worked under the able assistance of Mrs Vestal BOARD rACUL'I'Y BANQIIET The Board aculty dinner for the Climbing Fill School was held Oct 23 at 7 GO p m 1U the home PCOUOWI s room at the school The freshmen d soohonore rrls prepared, cooked, and ved the ent re meal If h the as stance of Mrs, Vestal , the r instructor Pe hoste s was Irene Haddock and the co hostess was LaDonna Jroth The center p1eces were colorful winter bolquets The nut cups, the menu, and the napkins all pertained to the fall season There were colored leaveson the blackboard and table which added to the fall season theme M 0 ,, ' 1 I , ' .. ' YY o 0 o 5, I 0 t . . . O 1 z Q - v-0 , 4 I O O . I O '71 .- -T - n 2- L.- . . A , .. V . , an -wr' .. , . L . . 7 A . ser s . i , e v-t Sl . ' f 1 'T' s O . A fi 'Ll ' 1 c . L o 1 ., , 1 0 . S , , I THE COOKS HOT LUNCH PROGRAM Much of the success of the Hot Lunch this year can be attributed to the many commodi- ties we received during this school year. Butter, fresh eggs, cheese, cold meat, and hamburger were quite plentiful and we're sure the ham and turkeys served were enjoyed by all. These surplus commodities help to hold down the cost of the meal which otherwise, due to higher prices, would need to be raised. This year all new stainless steel kettles and oven pans have replaced the old enameled ones. We find these much better and less expensive in the long run. Also everyone con- cerned like the new serving cart, and the new attachments for the mixer makes work President easier. Our ers the ing thanks to the cooks, helpers, and teach- for the part they have played in making Hot Lunch a succes We appreciate eat a warm, nourishing meal at noon and again we say WTHANKD M133 Anna Chrlstensen Mrs Lottie Christensen mrs Irene Hagan The P T A has been active in sponsoring many activities this year They pre- sented corsages to the teachers at a reception at the Sept P T A meeting They served various dinners to business groups who held meetings at Climbing Hill They also served our own Activity Banquet They sponsored swimming lessons last summer and are planning to sponsor them again this summer They also sponsored a page in the annual The association has had a variety of educational programs, to mention a few Harry Shedd spoke on school legislation, members of the armed services re cruiting services spoke to the parents on what their children could expect upon joining the service ual for Mrs Mrs Mrs training boys' projects The grade school the December P T A meeting T A Officers for 1956 1957 Dwain Loyd Vice President Dwight Davis Treasurer Don Klingensmith Secretary Mrs Mrs Mrs They have sponsored a hobby show, a style show, and the display of the man presented a Christmas program A Officers Elected in April Dwain Loyd Vice W D Martens Roy Whitney Treasurer Secretary r-1.5 ' P. . . - P.T. . Mr. LeRoy Epling ------- President Mrs. Clifford Hess ------ President BOARD OF EDUCATION Isadore Kuhn President Donald Wulf SSCTSUHPY Dwain Loyd Treasurer Alfred Cornils, Arthur Kohlhof Howard Smith Charles Sulsberger The Board selects teachers, orders books, organizes the staff and per forms the task of getting the school rolling During the year they meet once a month to allow bills and some minor matters which arise More importantly, the Board begins during the middle of the year to They begin to plan for books, teachers, courses offered and even bow many paper towels we will use in 12 months Seems it would be diffi cult to anticipate anything as intangible as that They seem to thrive on it Can you imagine trying to figure how many paper towels it will take if there are 235 students each washing two hands five t mes a day for a minimum of 180 school days? This is a minor problem Try this one How long will 17 books last in 7th grade math B U S DRIVERS trips Pete Krueger, Ray McCoy, Don McClaren, Glen Cooper, Bill Green, and Homer Hagan CUS TODIAN Julius Krueger -commonly called Pete, keeps the school warm, clean, and well supplied. The little children particularly enjoy the open door on cold mornings. You won't get your sweep ing done that way Pete' Q 7 anticipate the problems which will arise during the next school year. , . c These six men each average 50 miles a day driving the community children to and from SCh00l They are experts 1n the fine art of controlling children and the bus while driv ing through pretty awful mud and ice They are experts at getting help when the bus is mired or stuck in a snowbank The responsi bility of all the children on the bus is theirs until the children are dellvergd These men are responsible for keep1ng thelr buses clean and for seelng that there 1 sufficient gas and oil for the dav's trip The buses are also used for other school zzvuvn ul-Llcurs AH Outstanding featura of Climbing Hill School, of which we are all proud is our student newspaperg The C-Hill Zephyr. It is published every sir weeks under the direction of A. M. Simpson. The following are excerpts from the various issues. Copies of the ZEPHYR were sent to the boys in service who graduated from Climbing Hill and also the 1956 graduates Career Da All of the Seniors in Woodbury Co attended the annual Career Dav,held April 8 at Climbing Hill During the day we attended two round table discussions of our own choice per taining to various vocations Ray Bryan from Ames was the speaker for both the morning and afternoon sessions Basketball Clinics The annual girls' basketball clinic was held at Holstein on Sat Dec l The afternoon was spent viewing dem onstrations of offense, defense, conditioning drills and practice sessions The evening session con sisted of two good girls' ballgames Hartley vs Odebolt and Albert City vs Holstein Coach Scotty Reynolds and the boys' basketball team attended the lOth annual basketball clinic held at speaker of the afternoon was Bucky O'Connor, head coach at Iowa Univen sity In the evening the boys at tended the Lekars vs Webster City and Morningside vs Westmar games Veterans' Day Program On Veterans' Day there was a pro gram held in the assemblv in memory of the many boys who laid down their lives for the freedom of this vreat land The program consisted of the songs America the Beautiful and NStar Spanpled Banner' Taos a speech by John Lohse on Armistice Day or Veteran' Davo' The program was concluded by the Lord's Prayer V Hlghschool Partles On April 26 the Seniors sponsored an all highschool party at the Climbing Hill School The enter tainment consisted of danclns, t ble tennis, and volley ball Fol lowing the party, lunch was served On February 22 the Sophomores held a party in the school for the entire highschool Everyone enjoyed table tennis, volley ball, and dancing A snack followed the entertainment This year the boys who didn't go out for basketball were given an sports such as table tennis and horse shoe pltching Maoazine Sales September lb 1956, the High School and Junior High pupils participated in the annual Curtis Magazine S519 which lasted until September 26 It proved to be fairl successful with 5 total 9319 of 295 31+ worth of subscription The school netted S108 82 The two team captains were John Groth who was head of the llth 9th, and 7th grades,and Don Matheny who needed the 12th, 10th, and tn grades Shirlene Tabke was the gen- eral manager Gary Michener was high salesman and Nancy Vestal was second high Q ' Dr. ck ' I , H xx xv . 0 J 8- ., . . p A , A1166 Gym on Nov. 23. The main opportunity to participate in other . . r Z S . Z ' 8 Dune and Dutches of Climbing Hill Mr and Mrs Don Wulf, both former graduates of Climbing Hill School in l0L5 and l9L6, were selected as attendants from Climbing Hill as Duke and Dutchess of the 'Mardi Grasn in Sioux C1ty on March 5 4nHelen of Troy On Thursday, October 9, the entire highschool journeyed to Anthon where they engoyed the show entitled Helen of Troy The evening was well spent for the show was not only entertainln but educational as well Honor Roll for the year Carol Huffman Chris Loyd Shirlene Tabke Marllyn Christensen Irere Paddock Charles Hess Arlene Carrell Merlyn Huffman LaDonna Lee Danese Kuhn Marcla Loyd ary Van Norman Music Activities The Spring Music Festival, present ed by the Climbing Hill students, was held on April 5 The PTOEFHN was divided into two parts vocal and instrumental The vocal DOIUIOH cons1sted of numbers by the bth, 5th, 6th, 7th, and 8th grade music classes Also boys' and girls'glee clubs and the mixed chorus The instrumental portion included violin duet, p1ano solo, several numbers by the Junior Band as well as the Concert Band Norma Lohse and LaDonna Lee were accompanlsts On Monday, January 28, the members of the band participated in the County Band Festival held each year at Allee Gym in Sioux City The members of all the vocal groups likewise attended the County Vocal Festival at Allee on Feb 18 he lixed Chorus and Pirls Chorus oarticipated in the large proup muslc contest at Yoorhead on a L, Iatlllg On April 13 the annual music con test at Whiting was held The rat ings were as follows Girls' Sex tette received a IV the clarinet quartette received a III, the Boys' ouartette received a IV, and the Mixed Octette received a III rating Marcia Loyd, with a piano solo, re ceived a III rating Beverly Kirkpatr1 k Captains Neither Absent nor Tardy all year Ted Cash Joe Hess Danese Kuhn Keith Kuhn Marcia Loyd Ladean Gosch Connlo Meents Willis Meents Paul Paulson Bruce Smith Jean Edwards Maryann Balk Larrf Eplinp Charles Pess Irene Haddock Donald Matheny 'lenn Krueger Free Throw Champs Norma Lohse and Carolyn Boggs won the sectional and district free throw contests which enabled them to participate in the state contest at Des Moines, Iowa. Norma Lohse was honored by being chosen four year captain of the U1P1S basketball team The boys honored Bob Arnold by choosing him the four year basketball captain also baseball captain Congratula tions you two. ' . s I . A 7 at ' ' ' A 1 gl , 4. 5 . . C - . a O Q . , - 9 C . Q 7 I 1 ll In ' P' f': y ' l957. Both groups received a IV L ' A -.79 ll ll ' 5 ' a . - - : '- o D M I 1 1 'W J . L 'c C I Q . J ,J . J, . ' ' 3 , - Clris+mas Program The Christmas program was presented by the pupils of all grades kinder garten through the 8th grade It's theme was nThe Old Old Story,' re lating to the birth of Christ There were biblical scenes portray ed in still life by children of the various grades wjth others narrat ing verses from the Bible Scenery was drawn by Junior killer assisted by Mrs Babcock Music consisted of Christmas songs and carols sung by the school children Good Citizenship Award This year Maryann Balk received the Good Citizenship Award presented by Charles Woolery Attorney at Law of Sergeant Bluff 1 behalf op the Iowa State Bar As oclation Those recelvln in former years were Varren conner,l956 Paul Dicks, 1955 ary Yohs, l95A and Alma haddocl JOSB On Thursday evening, April 25, 16 students, M Vestal, and Pete Yrue er took a bus to the Hornlne slde olleve Science Exposition There ere 3 floors of exhibits o physics, chemistry, and biology and a home ecoromics style show with a lunch The college students wave oemonstrations on experiments and some of us had our blood type and blood pressure taken Everyone en- Joyed it very much and would like to so again P Freshman Initlatlon The freshman initiation, which was spon ored by the sophomores, was held September 25 l956 The initi atlon party was given after school in the school auditorium and was followed by a roller katins party held at Onawa The High School was invited to come and everyore enjoy ed themselves very much Assembly Programs Throughout the school year we were entertained by different programs sponsored by the University of Kan On February lL, 1957 the Climbing Hill School enjoyed a sparkling program of Hammon Organ music play ed by Roger Volker He presented us with a program of selections from popular music, musical novel ties, marches, and favorites of all ages His music was enjoyed by all On September 20, 1956, we viewed a Ventriloquist act by Billy Davis Among the many things he showed us was how to make our own ventrilo quiet dolls The younger students especially enjoyed the program On December ll, 1956 Jeff Hays, a well know cartoonist, presented a provram for the entire school H is famous for his cartoon Chip which appears in 100 newspapers all over the world The entire school enjoyed his humorous cartoons as well as benefitting by the educa tional information he gave us On January lL 1957 Thomas Corgan, who is a biologist photographer, presented us with an educational movie about flowers The movie showed the different ways they live and grow in this world 1 .. 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A C I ' 9 .3 r . . 1 -J ' - I I ,J ' e II II K , . , . 1 A I 1 9 f 5 ff 0 hr ,sf n DECLAMATION health Discussions Three declam contestants went t Moville on Saturday, February 16 for the preliminary declam contest Irene Haddock received a II rating with her oratorical reading f 'Were You Thereo' Patricia Stein hauer received a II rating on her oratorical reading of 'A Lie is an Abomination' and Sandra Gordon rated a II with her humorous read ing of 'Rabbits Plus' Students Choose Ike In a school electior, held Friday November 6 the students picked Dwight D Eisenhower over Adlal E Stevenson as the choice for presi dent On Wed and Thurs , Nov lst register to vote The final count was 58 votes for Ike and 51 votes for Stevenson Regular sample bal lots were used Probation Officer Visits School Mr C G Steven, probation officer in Sioux City, met with our phychol o class on Jan L H6 SHV6 an interesting discussion on causes of juvenile delinquency and also lated many of his experiences which were very much enjoyed 'net on the Bandwagonl' On Thurs , October 18, the members of the psychology class presented a panel discussion on 'Current Attl tudes Toward Voting' to a large crowd attending P T A The theme of the evening was 'Get On The Po litical Bandwagon' which was both timely and beneficial Mrs Erickson, our school nurse, has made several visits throughout the school year All of the stu dents had their weight and height recorded and their eyes checked during the year The 27th of Feb Dr Neilson checked the entire stu dent body's teeth Cards were passed out to those needing work performed on their teeth These cards were to be signed by the den tist when work was completed and returned to the school if possible Mrs Erickson also has been in charge of the Health Discussions These discussions were held for the Junior High and High School girls and their mothers and were designed ship between them Problems such as we have in our homes were pre sented and discussions followed W have had 5 such meetings taking p ace on N v 20, Dec 11 Jan 8 Feb 12, and March 12 The Home Ee Class was in charse of the lunch at each meeting 'A Desk for Billy On Friday Nov 16, the high school had a movie entitled 'A Desk Fgr Billie ' The movie was primarily intended to show the advantages of the American Public School System We are truly lucky to live in a country where everyone can obtain an education Pictures Taken On Thursday, Nov 15, everyone came to school looking very beautiful and handsome The reason being that the photographer was here to take our group and individual pictures l .Ji 0 n 0 . s - , - ' 0 l 1 4- , ' , D and 2nd, voters were reduired' to to bring about a closer relation- o , - 0 e 1 o . . , . , O 0 O -. gy Q l re- f - 'J coincidence Anything to Keer from 'ary a Carolyn's folks have same design wallpaner dlehpan hands' SENIOR SNAPS fn? 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