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

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ENICRS . . . . The beginning of the end- our senior year. This is the year when we pass through these door- ways for the last time, the year when events become memories even before they are over, the year when we begin planning our fu- ture, whether it be college, career, or the armed forces. We know that we will never be together again as a group. The time has come for each of us to complete our goal for the future ....

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An important subiect today-our world and its problems-is the basis of the courses taught to iunior high students by Kenneth Exel, Theodore Urseth, and Edward Vukelich, social studies in- structors. They give their pupils a good back- ground knowledge of our democratic system and the current world situation. ln addition to building physical skills and forming good health habits, the physical educa- tion classes taught by Don Carlson, Kathryn Johnson, and Don Johnson promote good sports- manship among their students. The spirit of fair play and team loyalty which high school stu- dents learn through participation in athletics continue long after they have forgotten how to kick a field goal or shoot a free throw. Teaching practical manual skills is the iob of industrial art instructors Levi Gifford, John Jurkovich, Wesley Wolhart, Paul Terry and Ar- thur Jacobson. Such courses as wood-shop, gen- eral metals, general machines, and drafting give high school boys useful training and experience which prepare them for iobs after graduation. Budding artists, musicians, and vocalists are trained in classes taught by the members of the fine arts department-William Wilke, Ken- neth Burns, Ralph Strom, and Charlene Wolhart. Together with teaching the students the basic fundamentals of music and art, their efforts are a source of pleasure and beauty to the en- tire school.

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