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

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Business Dept. Adds 3 New Teachers ...M -s-' Q Q Smile, you're on camera! Kelly remembers, debit on the right . . . Q 2 t . ' 5 . . ,X , 5,,?b.iR J N--' ' f ' x E if L, Blomgren M. Coffey J. Mundy f x x J X 1 S Two hands on the typewriter! B- DGBSV P- Nelson D- Mlley The purpose of Business Education at Columbia s' ' Heights Senior High School is to help students de- velop skills and attitudes for vocational competen cy. Through Business Education it is hoped that stu dents will also develop in the area of civic responsi bility, better human relations, and the ability to use skills and habits acquired in high school. This year, the Business Department has added three new teachers to the staff. We welcome Ms. Coffey, Ms. Mundy, and Ms. Nelson. S. Peterson J. Ohlirl FW , ,.-1 .i . X ' l

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Ind. Arts Provides Quality Programs .il h on V Q ,N ' . sf ..' L '.e.1':: J V a, , 1 f gy.. A IX K E. Atkinson C. Loverud D. Meyer g 4 F ,nr - F it Li, .. p. ' tx ' nf, Q i s Q X is N tvs s , N A C P. Terry A. Rudd 'sn is tt. D. Welch an Not pictured: R. Schlichting, W. Stoltzman ls that the right wire, Brian? 0 0 Gluing is a part of Woodworking. Tim sets type in Graphic Arts. The Industrial Arts Program at the Sr. High is a very popular series of courses open to boys and girls. The facilities and instruction are of very high quality, which provides for an exceptionally fine program. There are ten main subject areas in the Industrial Arts department. In Automotive Mechanics, each stu- dent covers many systems of the automobile. Such units covered are: tune-up, brake systems, engine re- building, electrical, and fuel systems. Another area is Drafting. The Drafting program con- sists of four mechanical and four architectural courses, which provide a very wide exposure to the entire field of drafting. The Graphic Arts program at Columbia Heights Sen- ior High is a very popular course which involves work with the printing industry. Woodworking, Electricity!Electronics, Power Me- chanics, Trades and lndustry and Consumer courses are the other subject areas found in the Industrial Arts department.

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Foreign Language Sponsors New Events 3 W ' L A ., .g.es, ' . -1 . S! t ' .K -' Q V ' xf .. ,-'Z' ' . sg X' Eg WCG Qi S5 1 -- 1. ' f 'iv ,Lf - , as f Age. u . - S' X H fc.. ' ' -gg. FLY W. Donohue S. Spielman J. Swisher A poster from Foreign Language Week. Three foreign languages are taught here at Columbia Heights Senior High School: French, Spanish, and Ger- man. Of course, the English language is also taught here, however, it still remains quite foreign to many of us. Many students are involved in the Foreign Language program, and this year they put their languages together to come up with a Foreign Language Week. The week of Nov. 27th - Dec. 1st, was devoted to the study of foreign countries, their customs and language. Throughout the week, the students viewed many foreign films and used their knowledge of other languages to play tri-lingual Bingo. A midweek hayride provided much enjoyment to all, along with the selling ofcandy from other countries. On November 29th, the Foreign Language Club spon- sored a dinner. Much cooking was done in the classrooms in preparation for the dinner. To conclude the action-filled week twenty Foreign Ex- change students from surrounding schools visited Col. Hts. Sr. High and were our proud guests at that evenings basketball game. Afterwards, they and many others at- tended the Foreign Language Dance. This was the first official Foreign Language Week to be held at Col. Hts. Sr. High. It proved to be a great success among all.