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

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Computers Unlock a New Field of Study for Members of Math Club FRONT ROW: Sharon Malenick, Debbie Thieler, Margo Erickson, Ruth l-lelseth, Ann Jeronimus, Marcia Zurek. SECOND ROW: Ronald Reichenberger, Linda Schwarz, Mark Hughes, Carol Hunziker, Eileen Beck - President. THIRD ROW: Dick Stansfield, Jim Reinholdson, Doug Lilienthal, Paul Phillips - Vice-President, Rick Matlock, Gary Thalin. TOP ROW: Mr. Torguson - Advisor, Torger Anderson, Ken Lenzmeier, Jim Wolnik, Dave Walerues, Mr. Greenwaldt - Advisor, Nancy Rose - Secretary Not pictured. At the first meeting math club members agreed to include in their program the study ofthe slide rule which Mr. Torguson professionally demonstrates. The purpose of the Math Club was to cover mathematical concepts that were not normally covered in a classroom situation, Mr. Torguson explained. All the math teachers at CHHS assisted in carrying out this goal. The first meeting ofthe Math Club con- sisted ofa demonstration of the fundamen- tal uses ofthe slide rule. The members also discussed plans for future meetings. Taking one's vest off without removing one's coat is an example of topology. Mem- bers became interested in this new science and defined it as the study of the properties of geometric figures that do not change under stress and strain. Studying computers occupied another of the club's interests. Members also planned a chess tournament and played bridge.

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l Q arsr V 'F ' ' J Y 1 ' ll g K I 1 t is f .Q sc K ft is ' i l l P 5 . 1 . ff ,'hk E t .:,k ,..k 2.1 V I I Y t ft ,m,L P ' t 'N 3 i ran? , .. i ,U-. FRONT ROW: Nadine Studer, Dyanne Holmes, Jill Zahniser, Ruth Helseth, Linda Strand, Kathy Boyce, Pam Falk, Sandy Brodin. SECOND ROW: Pam Thompson - Trea- surer, Jan Henderson, Anita Holtzlider - Secretary, Charlene Marrow, Carol Maci- aszek, Arlene Rustom - President, Lynn Kremer, Ronald Johnson - Director, THIRD ROW: Fred Golden, Daryl Thompson, Bill Hill, Jim Grant, Margaret Newcomb, Barb Northfield, Betsy Carol, Vickie Clement. TOP ROW: Ed Jankowski, Sam Liane, Gary Schillinger A Vice-president, Pat Keene, Bill Davis, Steve Larson, Kim Amundsen. New Choir Director Ronald Johnson Emphasizes Perfection and Spirit in Musical Performances FRONT ROW: Anneliese Hubin, Kim Amundsen, Ronald Johnson - director, Paul Tomlinson, Doug Lilenthal, Margaret Newcomb, Sandy Brodin, SECOND ROW: Janet Young, Sheryle Siegfried, Gary Schillinger, Pat Keene, Pam Thomp- son, Anita Holtzlider. TOP ROW: Linda Svensk, Brian Steele, Al Landgratf, Tom Sullivan, Barb Northfield, Keeping some of their old traditions, revis- ing others, and forming some entirely new ones, this year's choir changed in many ways. One of the biggest differences was the presence of a new director, Mr. Ronald Johnson, who replaced the retiring Mr. Strom. Mr. Johnson had many changes in mind for the choir. One of the biggest changes was the reduction of choir membership to what Mr. Johnson considered to be a more evenly balanced number. The former cho- ral group, the Hylandaires, was changed to a sixteen voice madrigal ensemble, A new folk singing group was also formed. Amid these changes, the choir still main- tained a busy schedule. Among their activi- ties were the presentation of concerts, folk testivals, and a l'Chat and Chew session where parents talked informally about choir. The choir also competed in the district and state vocal competition. 63