Columbia Heights High School - Cohian Yearbook (Columbia Heights, MN)

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'QQ ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL: Oscar Eng COUNSELOR: Hilda Linnee A new member, Harold Gerritz, has been added to our administrative staff. He holds the position of Director of Cur- riculum. Mr. Gerritz works with elementary and junior high teachers for better co-ordination in the field of curriculum. After having attended high school in Little Falls, Minnesota, he received his B.A. degree from St. Cloud State Teachers College and his M.A. degree from the University of Minnesota. He is now working towards his doctorate degree. Mr. Gerritz is very well qualified for this position, having held teaching positions at Upsala, Minnesota, McGregor, Minne- sota, Little Falls, Minnesota, and Onekama, Michigan. For the past year he has been research assistant and instructor in the College of Education at the University of Minnesota. DIRECTOR OF CURRICULUMZ Harold Gerritz SCHOOL NURSE: Yvonne Hodgdon SPEECH PATHOLOGIST: Zella Schneidman pl. N.. I F 4...

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SUPERINTENDENT: H. C. Nelson PRINCIPAL: R. A. Sahlstrom FACU LTY Using their power and knowledge to guide in the right direction is the iob of our admin- istration. To them we may come for help and guidance in planning our school years and pre- paring for our future. We will always remember the talks and advice given by our superintendent, the bulletins over the public address system by our principals, ond the school board, who has the final word on our activities. Any problem, no matter how small, may be brought to and talked over with our coun- selor. For those of us who are hurt in school, a calm refuge is offered by our nurse and our speech difficulties may be brought to the correctionist. These are only a few of the duties that the administration performs for us, the students, so that we will have a happy and well-adjusted school life. BOARD OF EDUCATION H. C. Nelson Gilbert Miller Adolph Westby Irene Lawrence Floyd Lawson Walter True Oscar Christopherson

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I can't get my locker open! I'm tardy! Mr. Wiggen wants some blue slips. Oh- this food! These and many other remarks are heard by our custodians, cafeteria staff, and secretaries every day. If it weren't for them, the student body would have no one to fix their lockers, no lunch to discuss all afternoon, and no fines to pay. They are always willing to co-operate with us and to help us in any way they can. We would like to take this opportunity to thank them and to express our sincere appre- ciation for the many things they have done for us and for the cheerful way in which they have done them. Preparing and serving food to mobs of hungry students is the job of Alice Strand, Alice Erickson, Mildred Dragsten, Nellie Helm, Marie Knull, and Jennie Ostmoe, our hard-working cafeteria staff. Eleanor Diskerud acts as hostess, keeping condi- tions pleasant during lunch periods. Competent secretaries Dorothea Lindsey and Beverly Strand perform office duties such as typing, mimeographing, and filing school rec- ords for Mr. Sahlstrom, Mr. Nelson, and other faculty members. if The men behind the scenes-custodians Jim Deeble, Kennard Peterson, Irving Nygaard, Dale Sorenson, Albin Andrews, Harris Tate, Albert Holtan, Roger Bushey, and Ossie Anderson-keep our building clean, warm, and running smoothly.