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

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Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights D. Rustom, L, Wo Payne. CONFERENCE SCORES 44 - - - Hastings - - 59 37---Anoka --39 54 - - Stillwater - 62 66 - - White Bear - 39 49 - - Ramsey - - 25 48 - - South St. Paul 52 45 - - West St. Paul 69 53 - - Hastings - - 49 41 - - Anoka - - 58 ROW I: P. Marre ROW ll: G. Savstro I.. Morrissette, C. JF- f' V ikf, - Z BASKE T Supported by an enthusiastic student body, Coach Swede Carlson's Hylanders broke even this year with eight wins and eight losses during the regular season. With only three returning lettermen - Clyde Payne, Loren Wolle, and Myron Rozmarkffplus Le- Roy Morrissette, Alec Dupay, Dale Rustom, Pat Mar- ren, and Don Jolly brought up from the B squad, the Hylanders got off to a slow start, dropping the first three games to Hastings, Anoka, and Still- water. B-4 M A N A G E R S 4 'sa ' '-K' 1 'um scnfiiifli t , ' X 1 I , .i S I

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ls ruvluau. irnm ROW I O Nelson D Dorn D Ericson L Slxog B Duntley G Graham G Tun sl: J Ocel B en der D Murzyn ROW J Kraus J c e B Gri i h Nestrud J Ramsey D Schaaf R arl son u Peach R Sanetra D Senzig J. Gebhart pay Coach Carlson. Heights 7 - South St. Paul 0 Heights 0 - Robbinsdale - 6 Heights 12 - Stillwater - - 13 Heights 33 - De La Salle - 6 Heights 26 - Ramsey - - 6 Heights 6 - Edina - - 6 Heights 6 - Anoka - - 6 B-FOOTBALL Learning the fundamentals of the game, and gaining valuable experience were but two purposes of the 'B' squad coached by Wes Olson and Don Carlson. The boys had a successful season, winning three games, losing two, and tieing two. Even though they were short of backfield material, their defense was strong, and they played the type of ball needed to give Heights good varsity teams for the next two or three years. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM. ROW l: H. Rchrbcclter, K. Reddick, T. Christian, L. Gallagher, D. Dupay, B. Schuh, L. Cipperly, . Nelson, M. McMartin, T. Trench. ROW ll: J. Allen, P. Heryla, G. Rognrud, R. Anderson, G. Logacz, D. Ricestead, K. Polzin, R. Harding, T. Cohen. ROW Ill: J. Ramsey, H. Lennox, B. Bishop, P. Marcy, G, Ander- son, R. Beclrer, R. Reddick, G, Pontius, G. Anderson. ROW IV: B. Jendro, D. Norby, D. Larson, R. Kovich, J. Perry, Koistenen, J. Kell, G. Phillips, K. Kehr. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL ' Even with the smallest players in the league, the iunior high football team was not stopped from having a good year. Coached by Ken Exel, they played three games at home and three away to end the season with a record of one win, two ties, and three losses. They were a fine bunch of boys with a lot of character and spirit that was well demonstrated by their good attendance. R. Zettergren, A. Du-