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

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l Wearing the native dress of Poland, Lynn Hall- Boom Boom Uennyl Johnson performs ing, Vivian Jaruch, Mary Hazel, and Gail once more at the talent show, this time Gilberg swing to a Polish folk song as they dis- standing on her two feet. She is tap dancing play their intricate footwork. to the tune of Satin Dollf Displaying grace and poise, Jan Olson, Debi Stavisky, Trudy Moravick, and Mary Lynn Shafer go through the motions of a free exercise.

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l r Who counts calories, anyway? seems to be the attitude of the winners of a five-pound box of chocolates. Wandering with the music and surveying the crowd, Mark Morrau searches for the mistletoe and his brown-eyed girl. Bringing Santa to life, Annette Bruley, with sore knees and tired fin gers, finishes her first hour door before judges arrive, i

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A Talent Show Spells Success Soap, soap, soap, soap, soap, soap, soap, soap, crooned Dave Holm. 'll thought l'd sing about eight bars, he quipped at the third annual AFS Talent Show, Sponsored by the American Field Serv- ice, the profit ot S600 will go towards ti- nancing the expenses of next year's foreign exchange student. On January 3l, the per- formance was presented tor students during the sixth hour and for adults that evening. One ot the highlights ot the program' came when the current AFS student, Mina Mortazavi, dressed in the costume of her native land, extended warm thanks to ev- eryone tor making her stay enjoyable. Sock it to me, sock it to me, sock it to me, chime the Hyland Lassies as they put their best foot forward and swing to the tempo of A Taste of Honey. l'd like to tell you one of Bill Cosby's little stories about monsters, says Dan Murphy. Fighting off fits of laughter, Dave Holm manages to keep a straight face.