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

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R. Cadwell L. Lundin Q v 1, 3 ' ,X I W 4' Q1 R. ' 3, g. '. fs .4 wil' Y , B. Justin A. Knudsen 5, ' ' A A. ' i ..,,, a R. Margo P. Sigurdson Are you an energetic person? Are you concerned about your physical condition? If you answered yes to either of these ques- tions, Physical Education has something to offer to you. This year, a great variety of classes were offered. Among them were such action- packed courses as soccer, tennis, basket- ball, and scuba. Many fun times were had in these phy. ed. courses, as well as a devel- oped skill and a learning within the particular area studied. At Columbia Heights Senior High, three quarters of physical education are required in a student's Sophomore year. The other quarter is spent studying various health-re- lated topics. A course in CPR is given and at a successful completion of this course, each student is awarded with a card stating that they are certified in the administration of CPR. To complete the study of the mental health unit, selected students from each class were allowed to attend a field trip to Cambridge State Hospital. -v-wa. ,, lVlr. Lundin Returns From Sweden Foosball Wizards. Duck, duck, gray duck! 'f X. xx Sei- ,,,..- X --K ,N The hand is quicker than the eye. A relaxing game of volleyball.

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Science Enrollment Increases 5 .fs , , s z P ,A if l T. Brady ag'x,g. 'X ,N-I . , tl X I 5, if l R. Eue Physics students look skeptical. ., 1 . 'x K .A A ,i.i7,,. ,Q ,Q f W. Gergen M. Hamerston J. Jacobson M. Mikkola I know it's in here somewhere. This year it seems the science courses offered have become very popular with the students. Enrollment in the various science courses has gone up even in Chemistry and Physics, which students have voted the toughest courses in the Science Department. For the animal- lovers, a popular class is Animal Behavior in which students spend the quarter tak- ing care of various animals and perform- ing experiments on them. Besides Ole the monkey, this year the Science Depart- ment managed to get Leroy, a raccoon, from the Como Zoo. For people who enjoy a challenge, there is Physics and Chemistry. Most stu- dents agree that while these courses are time-consuming, they are well worth the effort and at times enjoyable.

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Art's The Place To Expand One's Talent A little to the right . .. S. Hooking can be fun! ' Hr NW N x l x X Rf D. Gehrke , ., u., t ff, Hia A. Pakalns B. Rasmussen 1'-r, 3 J A V T 7 ' .- 1 f we c Q-fa 'M' t y ,ef ' How long is this thing, anyway?! How do you like this one? No, I like the one of the deer back there better. No, it's not a field trip to a museum. lt's the art display in the hall each quarter of the best of the painting and printmaking done that quarter. In addition to painting and printmaking, the Art de- partment offers courses such as Pottery And Ceram- ics, Crafts, Art Lab, and Three-Dimensional Art.