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

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FRONT ROW: Diane Guzik, Tina Mohrmann, Patti Nizick, Cindy Holm, Debbie On- Denny Miller, Val Land, Jan Roff, Barb Vanous, Jackie Nelson, Lynn Dalida. BACK stad, Jeanne Brodeen, Vickie Rylander, Karie Markow, Mary Doty, Mary Haluska, ROW: Debe Jindra, Doug Bodziak, Mary Myhre, Marvin Balamut, Clark Urbans, Vicki Smith. SECOND ROW: Lisa Glynn,Joelyn Cielusak, Terry Hannah, Linda Lloyd, Doug Gierde, Jim Sioselius, Karen Jurek, Dale Biostad, Joyce Julkowski, Decorations bg Art Club Set the Mood A hippie Coach Raveling, flower cov- ered walls, and a carrousel of bright pink horses were supplied through the efforts of Art Club to set the mood of Homecoming. Art Club also aided groups in need of help with publicity and decorations. Field trips to Minneapolis art museums provided members with a clearer look at the works of famous artists. Experimenting with colors, club members Linda Lloyd and Kathy Clarkin try new treat- ments of their subjects in an after school art session. FRONT ROW: Donna Blahut, Sandy Challstrom, David Anderson, Sue Burzynski, Jayne Jones, Kathy Clarkin, Barb Kiffe, Sheila Caproon, Connie Stockwell, Chris Marianne Kintop, Janna Hanson, Vickie Hanson, Kathy Smetana, Barb Haider, Ginny Low, Therese Swore. BACK ROW: Cindy Wolfsteller, Diane Hudak, Bob Doyle, Todd Riddle. SECOND ROW: Mary Bindert, Cindy Gourley, Robin Wright, Laura Inman, Kimitch, Scott Brown, Sue Sherohman, Paul Zmuda, John Sieff, Keith Miller. x T S

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nr C7 rv 'F 49 .ps FRONT ROW: Debbie Niznik, Colleen Watson, Douglas Kersh, Joelyn Cielusak. SECOND ROW: Susan Komec, Kathy Gorman, Ron Reichenberger, Peter Hachow. THIRD ROW: Gary Thalin, Robert Carland, George Horcl, Steve Miller. FOURTH ROW: Doug Bodziak, Ronald Wendt, Walter Hodynski, Dale Johnson. BACK ROW1Mr. Dyar - advisor, Mike Hall, Debe Jindra, Holly Anderson. Ron Richenberger and Ron Wendt discuss sci- entific theories with friendly mice. Paul Phillips concentrates on a move to trap Debbie Theiler in a game of chess. Math and Science Challenge Students Math Club members further investigated the computer field this year. At an early meeting a speaker from a computer manufacturing firm demonstrated com- puter operation. A chess tournament, open to all stu- dents, was sponsored by the club. Also on the agenda for the year was a spring computer dance. Frozen ground and difficulty in get- ting permission to dig a hole hindered Science Club in its plans to bury a time capsule this fall. Spring thaws finally al- lowed the long planned burial to take place in the mall. Viewing of the film 200l: Space Odyssey in October initiated the clubs schedule for the year. Other expected activities included field trips to weather installations. FRONT ROW. Mary Tocyshyn, Nancy Rose, Sue Engquist, Larry Maxwell, Doug Mr. Torguson - advisor, Paul Zmuda, Dave Walerius, Walter Hodynski, Steve Kurth, SECOND ROW: Bill Schwarz, Gary Thalin, Paul Phillips - President, Carol lngvarsson, Mr. Warren - advisor. BACK ROW: Mr. Greenwaldt - advisor, Ron Hunziker, Debbie Theiler - Vice-President, Bill Kemink. THIRD ROW: Bob Hedman, Wendt, Mike Warlick, Steve Schubkegel, Mr. Sadlowski - advisor. Dick Stansfield, Peter Hachow, Ron Reichenberger, Torger Anderson, FOURTH ROW: v-fy 59

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Cameramen Phil Borchardt and Ray Low examine the quality of a freshly developed picture. A picture that needs to be enlarged for use in the Cohian receives the skilled and caretul attention of Camera Club president Phil Borchardt. Engrossed in his subject, girls, Paul Zmuda prepares to snap a picture. FRONT ROW: Rita Kordiak, Larry Anderson, Mike Flermoen. SECOND ROW: Connie Duffney, Phil Borchardt - Presi- dent, Bob Melcher, Susan Komic. THIRD ROW: Bob Buboltz, Bohdan Lisowich, Kim Hinrichs, Mary Tacyshyn. FOURTH ROW: Orest Kramarczuk, Todd Kimitch, Dale Johnson, Terry Peters. BACK ROW: John Seift, .lon Finsness, Steve Stark, Clark Urbans. Camera Club Helps Heights Journalists i Something new developed in Heights this year. ln the shadows of the dark room, members of the newly formed Camera Club learned techniques of de- veloping and enlarging pictures. One of the club's main activities was doing photography for the Cohian and Pocket Gopher. Members also took pic- tures ol couples at the Sadie Hawkins dance and the Y-Teen Formal. 6l