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

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J Fo J- wrg+lK A 4 Hi-CF Members. Row l. J, Peterson, S. Frndeh, N. Rhodes, P. Anderson, J. Nevvhortor, C Berke, D Crerg, B Foster, S, Tote, P. Dohlrneier, P Cook, H Levvrs Row ll: A. Sherwood, G Lrnrisey, N Brxler, K Srrorr,J Peterson, B Mrher, V Lrnoherg, M Perkrns, C GerTrtz,J Cr.1r'Tson,J Boson Row Ill: G Clrrrk, P Nevvhorter, V Thornrrsson, B Hrntz, G Hcrqtors, E Armrndsen, L. Dunhor, P Maddox, P Alerkson, L Esherp, M Clrftorrt, A Lewrs, G Chrrk Row IV: N Hnqtors, D Jones, B Sornuefson, S Boker, D Johnson, M. Jensen, M Netson, C Doores, B Rtnesberg, L. VVhrte, O Nelson Tn:-wrlrry Tts prrrrrose rs to heha the nrenrhers nrrzke Chrrstrclnrty rr hvrncr vrtnl time rn therr srhool, horne, und cornrnunrty. r1nnnr1T srrrrnq trrrrtrnrrrt were some ot the rrqtrvrtres rn vvhrch the rrrefrnlrz-rs prrrtrcrprntert chrrrnrr the yecrr ttrCT, trrrnrrfrty cohort Chrrstrrrn Fetlovvshrp, rneets every other Urrdcr the rrftvrsershro of Mrss Sheggehy ond Mr. Sohoh, Hr-CF s 'lrvrnq tor Jr-sus' ns rTS motto A slerghrrde, vvrener' roost, und Omcers: P Arnhn, D Dutrtrvy, B Holton, vvlrrr, R Prlu li. Omcers: C. Doores, J. Peterson, D, Jones, N. Hrrgfors The Hr-Y purpose rs 'To Creote, morntorn, ond extend through the school ond cornmunrty, hrgh stondorcts ot Chrrstron rhnrocter' The club is ofhlroted vvrth the YMCA ond meets every Wertrresrtrry evening Under the odvrsership ot Mr. Terry. Sellrng progronrs ot brrsketbrnf games, contrrhutrng to rr world service fund ond sendrng U yeorhoolc to some foreign school were some of therr ororects On the enloyrnent srde they hrrd cr Co ect pcrrty wrth the Y-Teens ond went svvrnrrnung. Hi-Y Members. Row I: Pm. Ltohrxrr, D. Drhley, R Kurtz, VV Shrer, D Pustorn, M. Horcting, W. Hogan, R Amlrn, P. Tot' tangy Row II: P Terry, J Fovvh-r, L Burk, H Egkrnon, M. Poirnork, J. Johnson, VV. Logucz, J. OIHCIQCIIT, J Sturm Row Ill: R Prnt, R Pcrulson, D Lrrrrlcnrrst, D Kbsicr, D Nevvhorter, J. Nordrn, L. Vveldon, M. Hogan, B Anderson, D. Ross 3, ,L ,S A 'LXR M Q , 4,44 x't w , x O I 5' , .fsfr 0 1 we '-'

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HZGHHGW 'U I O I1 TTI 0 1' O Z U1 -1 Sf' I O 2 .. 70 Z O CU CD 2 9' 1. 'T1 CD -1 1' . 3 LQ FD N-1 U QE O O 3 U1 3 Q 3 O. R- T' o 4 fl? Z O S ND U L. Q .t CD ku. F' O RQ O FW NN T' 5 3 LQ 'Q 5 O 3 P 0 D 3 'IGIMIBUGS R. Christenson, G. Christensan, G. Hanson, A. Dupay, Mr. Murphy, adviser. Both the Science Workshop and the proiec- tionists are under the supervision of Mr. Murphy, The boys you see controlling the stage lights dur- ing plays and operating the public address sys- tem at games and assemblies are members of science workshop. They also perform photo- graphic work for the school. Visual education is playing a steadily increas- ing role in our curriculum. Films are being shown as a supplement to classroom activities. The boys are on call at all times to shovv the films. Every elTort is being made ta obtain the best Elms available for educational purposes. eron, S. Grunewald. 4'-Q A. Dupay, G. Hanson, N. l-lagfars, R. Christenson. io. 'ii V9 rw- 'Sd X Ns.

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141 Art Club Members. Row I: M. Drinville, M. Janke, M. Sullivan, P. Thorne, J. Aiken, Omcers' M' Jcmlle' M' llndqulsl' M' Dlln S. Robertson, R Aleckson, B. Henning, J. Nygard, G. Biergo, Row II: T, Zidek, Vllle' C. Hamblin, G. Porter, M. Jamison, J Larson, B. Bowe, P. Metechy, S. Criswell, M. Lindquist, P. Peterson, M Johnson, G. Vye, R. Balhut, L ,A -In Art Club was organized this year to provide time tor interested students to work on proiects, lt is open to all high school students. This year the club has worked on individual projects such cis textile pointing, carving, and craft painting. As a group they have worked on painting to music, figure and portrait drawing in pencil and heard a speaker on commercial art. A Christmas party was held, and the club decorated for Homecoming. The ultimate goal of the Junior Red Cross organization is service for others. The members strive to achieve this goal through various channels such as fili- ing gilt boxes tor shipment to children overseas, remembering hospitalized persons, and by contributing money to support various activities. Junior Red Cross tries to bring about understanding, peace, and good-will throughout the world. A council, which consists ot representatives chosen, from each homeroom under the aclvisership of Miss Wendt and Miss Goeman-Pott, serves the student body. ,N The Junior Red Cross has participated in many ot the city wide activities this year. Red Cross Members. Row I: H, Ostmoe, B. Swanson, S. Harris, M. Koistinen, R. Kavich, C. Scheulein, Y. Bixler, I. Bixler, K. Fransen, B. Christopherson, S. Anderson, J. Runtal, P. Anderson, M. Leonhardt, R. Heine. Row II: S. Baker, P. Dahlmeir, J. Zander, C. Van Sichle, J. Sturm, B. Dmieh, S. Buttle, R. Reddick, S. Gordon, S, Searles, L. Lombard, R. Aleckson, G: Olson, C. Schuh, S. Moore, C. Esch. Row Ill: V. Theis, P. Trench, M. Fluey, P, McGuire, R. Dunemann, J. Rumpsa, J. Theiimann, B. Fish, C. Hamon, E. Olson, J. Ocel, J. Knudson, M. Jewison, D. Larson, C. Peterson, D. Lewis, J. Knox. Row lV: C. Eck, R. Julkowski, D. Erickson, G. Chrisholm, G. Peterson, B, Anderson, D. Rustom, T. Johnson, M. Achterkirch, W. Logacz, H. Eckman, P. Solle, D. Murzyn, Office,-5, P, Anderson, D, Lewis, T, Zidekg G. Tunsky, P. Clark, R. Von Fleet, T. Zidek, N. Hagtors.