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

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BASEBALL TEAM. ROW I: M. Harding, J. Rustom, R. Naege- le, J. Robach, W. H0- gan, R. Duntley, B. Griffith. ROW Il: Coach Johnson, G Peterson, D. Jolly, J. Chudek, G. Quarn- strom, L. Morrissette G, Hazel, L. Dahl: berg, J. Galligher ROW III: L. Legen dre, J. DeMars, R Sanetru, M. Roze mark, D. Crooks, A, Anderson, W Woods. k..i, THlS GAME IS A CINCH! lT'S ALL MlNE! BASEBALL With a strong offence and defense, Coach Don Johnson hoped that this year's baseball team would have a successful season. Ten returning let- termen with two or more years of experience helped make up the team. The ten are Wayne Hogan, Ron Nae- gele, Jerry Robach, Don Murzyn, Jer- ry Rustom, Jerry Fehringer, Jim De- Mars, Paul Tatting, Myron Rozmark, and Al Anderson. Most of the teams in the confer- ence Iooked good with one of the following expected to take the cham- pionship: Columbia Heights, White Bear, South St. Paul, or West St. Paul. CASEY AT THE BAT! px, F9 ' AW GEE, COACH, IT WAS NOTHING THE WINDUP AND THE PITCH! Aj

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Heights 41 - Anoka - - Heights 35 - Stillwater - - Heights 37 - Edison - - - Heights 40 - White Bear - Heights 34 - Ramsey - - - South St. Paul - West St. Paul - Heights Heights Heights 27 - Hastings - - Heights 38 - Anoka - - - Heights 30 - Stillwater - - Heights 34 - White Bear - Heights 27 - Ramsey - - Heights 33 - South St. Paul Heights 46 - West St. Paul - 20 40 COACH HENRY BARTEL JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL The iunior high basketball team under the supervision of Coach Ken Exel, gained a great deal in skill and experience this season, compiling a better than average record of six wins and five losses. The importance of this team cannot be over-em- phasized, as the alumni of this group will be the basketball stars of the future. B BASKETBALL TEAM. ROW I: L. Wolle, J. Chudek G Be kstr d N Romey D Ber nardy, G. Tunsky, R. Carlson, D, Murzyn. ROW II M A hte Le e e Sanetra, D. Schaaf, J. Stinson, R. Skutley, R. Steele J DeMars B-BASKETBALL This year's B-squad, coached by Hen- ry Bartel, started out with a bang but lost a few close ones during the mid- dle of the year. They ended up with 5 wins and 9 losses. Jim DeMars and John Chudek sparked the Bombers on offense while Ron Skutley got a lot of defensive rebounds. Many members of the B-squad show a lot of promise, and have a good chance of being moved up to the A-squad next season. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM. ROW I: L. Gallagher T Merce K Redd ck T Christian, M. Koistenen, L, Lindgren, R. Ottem. ROW II A d R Hoff G Pontius, G. Rognrud, R. Anderson, G. Shaff, D. Johanson T Tre ch D La son ROW III: J. Kell, J. Allen, K. Lehr, D. Hall, J. Ramsey, G Ph ll ps H sag,

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AND AWAY TRACK From an early season look at this year's track team, it was hard to predict the measure of success that they would attain, but it had the markings of a good club. Eight letter winners from last year's squad are back to aid the cause and some ot the new members were ex- pected to make a good showing for themselves. Returning field eventers were Clyde Payne, Loren Wolle, high jumpers, Jack Easby and Doug Lindquist, shot and dis- cus, and Doug Peach, pole vault. Let- tered tracksters were Dale Rustom, Pat Marren, and Rich Weldon. TRACK TEAM. ROW I: D. Peach, R. Wel- don, H. Thompson, D. Clark, A. Dupuy, D. Doxey, P. Mar- ran. ROW ll: R. Carlson, J. Igelsrud, L. Wolle, R. Bayer, J. Ramsey, W. Wog- mon, R. Wodzialm, D. Rustom, J. Gerou, Coach Murphy. ROW Ill: W, Kingsbury, D, Lindquist, L, Dahl, L. Wolle, C. Payne, L. Ward, J. Costello, J. Easby. ...WEGO! MANAGER: E' Payne' UP MANAGER: E, Fernstrom. Mm-W, ..., M, . -s wx-wa.