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

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wimming warm up begins tor Claudio with a racing dive. As a member ot the team he practices every afternoon. Probing questions are posed by officers ot the Americans Abroad pro- Claudio's ability for making friends is apparent as he jokes with gram in the process of Barb Martin's application to live overseas. Mike Fanngn after School, FRONT ROW: Tina Mohramann, Janna Hanson, Karen Olson, Mary Berzak, Sandy Nelson, Linda Axmark, Nina Mohrmann, Bonnie Laliberte. SECOND ROW: Pat Straub, Sara Kuether, Colleen Watson, Rhonda Lorenz, Joan Stallman, Sharon An- derson, Debbie Vick, Rita Kordiak, Connie Duftney. THIRD ROW: Nancy Zylla, Janel Woodfill, Jan Rose, Julie Uglem, Linda McCline, Diane Schillinger, Kathi Billmon, Sue Carlson. FOURTH ROW: Debbie Theiler, Sue Nelson, Sharon Sorenson, Jean Han- son, Sandy Knobloch, Pam Lantord, Debbie McLaughlin, Sue Lambert, Pam Ertzgard. TOP ROW: Lynn Kremer, Annette Neuman, Steve Papillon, Paul Zmuda, Kristi Burk- ett, Gary Nygaard, Debbie Edstrom, Kathy Sappa.

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Y FRONT ROW: Betty Biernat, Linda Axmark, Mary Jo Wallentiny, Leanne Plessel, Ginny Chesla, Anita Holtzlider, Francine Dwinnell, Sandy Nelson, Cindy Kimble. SECOND ROW: Janel Woodfill, Kathie Hagfars, Sue Pilarski, Sara Kuether, Char Nowak, Marie Keenan, Debbie Vick, Lisa Shaw, Jean Ceynowa. THlRD ROW: Sandy Knobloch, Ellen Holden, Pat Wieczorek, Kathi Billman, Nancy Rose, Laura Inman, Sandy Streeter, Jan Programs and directions are offered by NHS guides, Linda Axmark and Doug Bodziak, at freshman orientation Postulates and theorums pose a problem to Claudia Blevins, who receives advice on useful math techn C Hooper, Debbie Theiler. FOURTH ROW: Diane Gonsior, Nancy Magnuson, Linda Svensk, Peter Hachow, Mike Secord, Jrm Clements, Ron Reichenberger, Ran Stawski, Paul Phillips. BACK ROW: Gary Hafvenstein, Jim Rusin, Doug Bodziak, Terry Peters, Wayne Blazei, Craig Sandgren, Ron Wendt, Gary Nygaard, Mr. Sadlawsky - advisor. from NHS tutor, Debbie Theiler. '-. C R NHS Concentrates on Aiding Students Recognition for outstanding students was offered by National Honor Society. Selection to the organization was based on leadership, scholarship, and service of students. NHS' maior activities were tutoring, selling yearbook covers, giving a schol- arship, and planning spring initiation. Since most club members were busy in several other groups, NHS did not plan many protects.

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FRONT ROW: lmogene Marquette, Patti O'Neill, Mary Ja Shaddrick, Karen Markow, Ellen Holden, Leanne Plessel, Terry Hannah, Macrina Galuslci, Sue Wiele, Debbie Klis, Kathy Smetano, Debbie COpelGf1d, Clwfyl Thompson, Pam Vincent, SECOND ROW: Gloria James. FOURTH ROW: Sheila Knutson, Lynn Elrod, Cheryl Johnson, Teri Ber- Julie Wendel, Carol Mahlmann, Marianne Super, Nancy Loch, Lynn Dalida, JoAnne glund, Mary Breza, Jill White, Paul Phillips, Sandy McPhail. BACK ROW: Greg Sloat, Graslewicz, Theresa Hager, Pat Reinholtson, Barb Martin. THIRD ROW: Sydney Rice, Mike Hall, Terry Peters, Bill Hill, Daryl Thompson, Claudio, Jean Miesbauer, Amy Sala. Students Discover an Opportunitg to Displag Their Skills and Support Hites Exchange Students Through AFS Talent Show Therese Swore adds a touch of tolk music to COJISCHUQ hlS TJWOUQJWTS, Cl0UdlO PFSPCIFSS to the talent show with Hlrene, Good Night. QJVS his fOll4 to The STUCJSDT body. Doncmg girls popular melodies and OC- casional iolces added up to an exciting AFS talent show. A speech from this years exchange student, Claudio de Sousa ot Brazil, added a tinishing touch to the production. The talent shows purpose was to earn funds to support the foreign ex- change student and to help pay the ex- penses ot sending a Heights girl abroad for a summer. Other AFS activities included a tall soc hop and talks by other schools ex- change students, who spoke about lite in their homelands.