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

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Literarg Magazines Broaden the Base of English Comprehension Vocabulary skits, dramatizations of plays, panels, and novels highlighted the year tor -Miss Schuette's classes. Among the books studied were Moby Dick and The Scarlet Letter. English grammar andgregulor daily assignments were compiled to form Mrs. Halveris students' notebooks. For varie- ty, Scope magazines were used by Mr. Bierken's Basic English class. Students in Mr. Psyhogios' classes to- cused attention on methods of successful study. Mr. Gleason and Mr. Watson em- phasized Practical English magazines ' th ' l . , . . In elf C asses Members of Mrs. Halver s sophomore English class open their note- books and wait for the day's grammar lesson to begin. Deep in her story, Vicki Schulein takes advantage of class time provided tor reading. Dorothy Halver, Bernard Bierken, and Peter Psyhogios. Students in Mr. Bierken's class work intently on their assignment in hopes that they will finish without having to take books home. I8

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A relatively small amount of mental exertion is needed to cor- rect grammar, so Mr. Gleason's students decide to relax. While other members other class read from Our Town, Deb- bie Green follows along in her book. John Watson, James Gleason, and Annette Schuette. Unorthodox use ot vocabulary in a skit being performed on stage capti- vates the audience, Miss Schuette's second hour class. MR. BJERKEN: English TO, B.S. - Macalester College, Hockey and Tennis coach and assisting football coach with an interest in golf. MRS. HALVER: English lO, B.A. - Hamline University. MR. GLEASON: English ll, B.A. - St. .Iohn's University, hobbies are sports and hunting. MR. PSYHOGIOS: English lO, B.A., M.A. - College ot St, Thomas, hobbies are travel, music, tennis, painting, and reading. MISS SCHUETTE: English ll, B.S. - St. Cloud State College, a nine-week European trip was her sum- mer proiect. MR. WATSON: English ll, B.S.C. - St. Thomas College, special interests are reading, chess and travel. I9