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

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, ' 'Nw ist, umm O IUUYJ lqgf Library Assistants. FRONT ROW: fourth girl, Claudia lnvie, Colleen Cooper, Cheryl Bell. SECOND ROW: third girl, Amy Oxberry, Cathy Peterson, Jackie Nelson. TOP ROW: Anita Ferlaak, Diane Schram, Mike Yurkew, Peggy Michaelson, Barb Roman, Bonnie Segner. NOT PICTURED: Nancy Cullen, Judy Lewis, Raymond Low, Jan Rosenthal, Dick Wickander. M, Using over 220 pounds of meat daily, cooks Florence Glader, Evelyn Thompson and Anna Strand form meatballs for one of Heights' typical noon lunches. Gluing a bookcase are custodians Richard Dewey, Dale Rustom and Charles Ortman.

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li' 'bv-V IMC Assistants. FRONT ROW: Dick Stansfield, Bob Hedman, Linda Mangen, Torger Anderson. SECOND ROW: Victor Jan- kowski, Dennis Ashlin, Ron Reichenberger, Dave Schuldt. TOP ROW: Al Lundquist, Phil Zuidema, Ed Jankowski, Tom Blashill. NOT PICTURED: Jan Germond, Yvonne Klein. Expansion Provides Students And Faculty With New And aried Aids Pleasant, convenient, ond efficient, de- scribed Mrs. Johnson, are just a few words describing their new location in the new wing. Occupying a new home, audio-visual also assumed a new name - Instructional Materials Center. All the new space en- abled them to add a new darkroom and a teachers' preview room - a first. Colorful, vivid models of body ports, en- gines, and thermometers were displayed as new aids. The enlarged graphic arts section overflowed with ideas for decorating bulle- tin boards, stencils, and dittos. The library, too, moved into a larger, more centrally located area. The well- lighted, carpeted library provided an atmo- sphere of study for the students working there. Hundreds of new books costing be- tween S8,000 and 59,000 were purchased. Other areas of service to the school were pleased with the expansion, The cooks re- turned to find a new addition to the lunch- room, which they felt provided faster serv- ing with more efficiency. Filing filmstrips, Mrs. Johnson performs one of her many duties as IMC secretary. As the number of books increases, so does the work of Mrs. Coppicus, library secretary. ig...

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Howard Akensen, distributive education, on-the-job training, B.B.A., B.S., M.A. - University ot Minnesota, interests are golf, boating, and water skiing. Stuart Anderson: speech, foren- sics, humanities, BS., B.A. - Uni- versity of Minnesota, interests are music and bass violin. Ervin Atkinson: Wood I, Il, Electri- city - Electronics l, ll, B.S., M.S. - St. Cloud State College, interest is flying. Bradley Baldwin: algebra and trigonometry, geometry, Wood Shop ll, BS. - Mankato State College, Math Club advisor, inter- ests are model radio-control air- planes and travel. Bernard Bierken, English lO, B.S. - Macalaster College, hockey and tennis coach, assistant foot- ball coach, interests are golf and tennis, Gerald Boldt: world history, B.A. Y Macalaster College, M.A. - St. Thomas College, baseball coach, assistant football-coach, interests are all sports, , 'w --1 Mr. Anderson ns. nf S ' X 3' it t Mr. Akenson Mr. Atkinson .sg ,E I ,A Mr. Baldwin Mr. Bierken Mr. Boldt