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

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is . it f3 , E ,k y .. in K' Racing around for money box and sales list, Kate Swanson finds it rather hectic as customers anxiously wait to order a Cohian. vvuuvu 0000001 060000 9 000094 WX. Since layouts play an important part in the work ofthe Cohian, Sue Switzer and Mrs. Sigurdson give them concentrated attention. It is difficult to keep the wild COHIAN staff calm as editors Kate Swanson and Barb Ackermann announce the nearing deadline.

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--1 ALL SCHOOL OFFICERS: FRONT ROW: Kathy Mitchell - Publicity Manager, Vivian Jaruch - Chapter Co-ordinator, Marcia Zurek - Treasurer, Mary Hogan - President. TOR ROW: Linda Tarma nn - Secretary, Sharon Maleniclc - lnterchapter Co-ordinator, Linda Schwarz - Vice-president, Mary Adams - Chaplain, Lighting the candle for awareness Kathy Mitchell participates in rec- ognition night for the Y-Teen members and their mothers. Wt ,,-,-4 Bringing her reign to a close, Paula Bjorklund relinquishes her crown to Jan Johnson the new 7968 Winter Formal Queen.

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Y? 7 C7 3 WB FRONT ROW: Mary White, Kate Swanson - Editor, Gloria Cudo, Mary Jo Wallentiny, Cheryl Zook, Sharon Hedman, Jerry Copas, Susan Nelson, Karin Smith, Mrs. Sigurdson Kathy Mitchell, Marcia Zurek. SECOND ROW: Janice Moen, Anita Holtzlider, Jill Zan- - Advisor. TOP ROW: Mary Baron, Leanne Entner A Business Manager, Phil Zudiema, hiser, Judy Hutterer, Judy Bassett. THIRD ROW: Pam Thompson, Teri Berglund, Leanne Anita Ferlaak, Daryl Thompson, Nancy Magnuson, Plessel, Barb Ackermann - Copy Editor, Sue Switzer, Bonnie Segner. FOURTH ROW: With Combined Effort, the Cohian Staff Works Long Hours To Produce A '68 Yearbook For CHHS Students Holding a picture up to the light enables Cheryl Zook, senior editor of Organizations, to crop out any unnecessary details of the picture. ff? Cohian: long hours of grueling labor, staff members with dark rings under their eyes, nervous conditions resulting from ap- proaching deadlines, tempers flaring when material was missing. The purpose of all this was to produce a yearbook that would meet the standards set by the All-American rated Cohian of l967. There was another purpose as well - to make a Cohian that the staff could be proud to present to the student body in the spring. Work began early in the summer with the preparation of the summer supplement to the T967 yearbook. After school began in the fall, meetings were officially held once a week, but it soon became obvious that this was only a fraction of the actual time in- volved. Many hours were spent cropping pictures, gathering information, writing copy, and making layouts. Much copy had to be rewritten over and over after being re- peatedly reiected by the copy editor, Barb Ackermann. Besides the actual production of the Coe hian, there were many other activities to keep the staff busy. At the workshops they attended at the University, the staff mem- bers learned about different styles and tech- niques used in making a better yearbook. The business staff prepared a humorous skit to kick off the fall sales campaign. At the end of the year, the Cohian and Pocket Go- pher staffs expressed their good will in a ioint excursion to a Twins baseball game.