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

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Beer, beer for Columbia Heights High . . Mr. Breisch offers Bob Aasen a can of beer contributed by an anonymous student. K HHS Expresses Thanks by Sharing With Others Donating 1071 cans, the seniors were named the winners of the can drive at the opening ot the Thanksgiving assembly. On Wednesday, November 22, Bonnie Kendall, Student Body Presi- dent, presented Mr. Harold McClure ot the Anoka County Welfare Department with a total of 2311 cans. The grades competed in an eight-day contest to collect the food for deprived families through- out the county. The juniors came in second place with 723 cans and the sophomores took third place with 517. The Hylanders received food for thought when Mr. Walter Lo- gacz, a Columbia Heights Councilman, delivered a speech on the true meaning of being thankful. You all ez envited to dis here Sadie Hawkins Dance read the invitations for the Sadie Hawkins Dance at 8:00 Wednesday night. The students appeared in white long johns and combat boots with homemade corsages and bouttonnieres. Once again the art stu- dents transtormed the gym into an authentic Dogpatch '67. Stacks ot hay and hitchin' posts converted one part ofthe gym into an area for hillbilly couples to match their wits in a game of check- ers. They also had an opportunity to have their pictures taken. Psy- chedelic lights added to the effect created by The Systems. l am thankful for hate for it makes me appreciate love, states Mr. Walter Logacz in his address at the school assembly.

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l 1 1 SN., fl fxff iff-'B' ya -' 'S , .J4.f u P I 5 'i ir i - t .Al-I v ,, Kitt Get me to the church on time chime Marryin' Sams Mr. Debar Gnd Lil' Abner in Dogpatch style. Mr. Rasmussen is a somber witness and Mr. Breisch to accompany Mr. Rosinski as he marries Daisy Mae to fl e wedding which f9fmiHOieS Ot midnight. Proving that they can do it, the seniors' fence overflows with donations of cans. With a giant burst of effort, the seniors climb from third to first place on the final day. I I If M't +ii'iilEll' iili WN e4!llll!llllll

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Caroling through the halls during fifth and sixth hours, Sharon Malenick and Jenny Johnson sing with the choir. Happy Holiday Equals Music and Decorations The halls of Heights became the scene ofa happy holiday during the week of December l lal 8. Before and after school, students bus- ied themselves by decorating their first hour doors for the annual Student Council-sponsored contest. Announced as the winning door, was l l8, Mr. Wiggin's first hour. Organizations added to the seasons spirit by decorating sections of the walls. Suspending snowflakes from the ceiling and covering the walls with murals, the art classes trimmed the cafeteria to the theme 'lMis- tletoe Mixer. The Lords provided the music. Hours earlier at the Christmas assembly, the concert band and choir brightened the stu- dents' spirits with Christmas carols. Arlene Rustom added to the ace tivities by proposing a singing contest. The Junior Class gave the loudest response to the chorus of Jingle Bells and was rewarded with a candy cane trophy. -l s Santa, Mr. Brady, and his new helper, Miss Knudsen, bring candy canes for all students at the dance. After singing Blow the Man Down, the faculty chorus ends their version of Jolly Old St. Nicho las with the words . . I think l need a rest. .J . ,7, Q...