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

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i t Jfj f , N 5 H i ,yew 1, 'W ft 22 ff Stealing a glance at the music, tuba player Robin Turnwall proceeds with Tschailcowskys Finale from Symphony in F Minor No. fl. FRONT ROW: Linda Axmark, Evelyn Bradley, Sandy Schmidt, Terry Hannah, Teresa Pekus. SECOND ROW: Susan Nelson, Chris Halling, Terry Welch, Cheryl Johnson, Scott Welch, Steve Paquin, John Hogencin, Rebecca Edstrom, THIRD ROW: Barb Hall- gren, Cindy Wolfsteller, Faythe Anderson, Diane Schillinger, Pat Moore, Karla Dahl, T'wW Wfxq-.,, Anyone familiar with the bandroom will recognize this picture of student director Jim Steele faithfully practicing his saxophone. Sue Boerger, Steve Jones, Greg Sloat, Mark Morrau, FOURTH ROW1Mr.WiIke - di- rector, Velma Norlhup, Sue Lambert, Paul Philips, Cheryl Zoolc, Mary Oliniany, Leanne Plessel.