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

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Nr O.E.A. Sunne Duray, Ruth Knaus, Jean Jorgensen, Kelli Harding, Paula Blashill. Third Row: Tammy Hanson, Lisa Astedt, Anita Schroeder, Kathy Olson, First Row: Ellen Estevez, Lisa Tyroll, Kerri Billington, Barb Havener, Jan Speller, Kristi Miller, Becky Macke, Patty Langham, Fourth Row: Melody Allen, M003 JOl'gES, Michelle Kosloski, Julie McCulloch. S6COl'ld Debbie Thorsony Jane Sikesv Sandy Andergonl Brian Ritzkov Barb Row: Sue Harstad,Jeanette Calhoun, Joan Lefebvre, Heidi AUGGVSOH, Leitner, Cheryl Oelrich, Julie Schuelein, Cynthia Sloat, John L. Ohlin. 0 iifii 0 O WORK EXPERIENCE PROGRAM John Sweeney. Second Row: Steven Feyo, Bruce Bonneson, Dan Aubut, Mark Jensen, Tom Lindberg, David Bohnen. Third Row: Paul Kropel- First Row: Kelly Daniels, Diana Porter, Wayne Weeks, Duane Daehn, nicki, Ron Krall, Brad Bernhagen, Bob Goehring, Dean Drickson.

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D.E.C.A.: First Row: Shelly Stanley, Kim Manning, Dawn Mortenson, Pam Anderson, Robyn Evgen, Tara Erickson, Patty Sullivan, Maribeth Snell. Second Row: Penny Gray, Elaine Giernet, Terri Ley, Jean Benjae min, Wendy Snyder, Laura Meaders, Janet Olson. Third Row: Cheryl T X bel- Mager, Sue Riley, Rodney Abbott, Tim Crain, Jerry Buchanan, Sue Amundson, Jim Batcha, Jim Bridgewater. Fourth Row: Brad Kopecky. Steve Ruzicka, Bernie Cameron, Tom Yurecko, Todd Dzuik, Zel Mitrel. Randy Johnson, Gene Goff, Howard Akenson. 'mn H.E.A.R.T.: First Row: Clarissa Johnston, Mike Peterson, David Kleszyk, Scott Nelson, Wendy Luedke, Tim Thomas, Mike Cellette, John Li- Lori Sjogren, Lonna Rydbom, Mari Olson. Second Row: Karen Miller, sowski, Scott Scherer. Mary Laun, Michelle Petesch, Todd Nelson. Bonnie Nelson. Third Row:

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0lT Attracts llllany gm Jerry Buchanan checks out the daily orders. ejwvib ' uit ' ji R A 'Qdld NXX..-, Most anything goes in OJT class! Mr. Ohlin assists Anita Schroeder. Students Kerri seems to enjoy office work. ..g, .. All 5 P-f ,ili . 3 1 ' Sue deals in drugsl? The Columbia Heights Work Program began in 1953 and since then it has expanded and become a major asset to the high school's curriculum. The Work Program is divided into six major organizations, including D.E.C.A., O.E.A., V.l.C.A., H.E.A.R.T., and two Work Ex- perience Programs. Each individual work program is beneficial to each participant in helping them to develop their own personality and character. The pro- grams offer the students an opportunity to en- gage in a realistic atmosphere of their own interest of employment. These interests may vary from secretarial work, typists and recep- tionists to chefs and food technicians. Using their classroom knowledge also, stu- dents have the opportunity to combine what they have learned here at Heights to a related on-the-job-experience. I