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

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-...M-N -.. '4s. J 1 Ji Q.. Q 1 W JV: First Row, Left to Right: MiIesJensen, Tom Romanko, Warren Durand, Rob Blanc, Brett Nellermoe, Scott Palmer, Greg Young. Second Row: Steve Johnson, Paul Pflipsen, Mark Mis- , Austin, Jim Kurash, Kevin Graslewicz, Jeff Rak, Pete Lever entz, Mike Nolt.

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Hites Pucksters 5th ln Conference THEM us THEM O Washburn 1 5 Washburn O 7 Stillwater 8 3 Forest Lake O 6 Patrick Henry 4 1 Stillwater 7 5 Eergufa Falls is 6 Patrick Henry 3 3 Oden fame 4 3 Fergus Falls 1 3 Dssfci 8 Coon Rapids 0 2 Men e d V, 5 12 Spring Lake Park 0 3 Riagg? 'ew 3 , 4 Mounds View 1 3 Ramsey 3 3 A223355 3 1 Mounds View 3 5 F L k 7 Spring Lake Park 3 3 Kztgaltg a e 5 7 Forest Lake 8 1 Ir d I 4 5 Anoka 4 o Arcigkj e o 3' gf?I:'eRap'dS 3 9 Farmington O 1 Blaine 2 6 Coon Rapids 2 9 Spring Lake Park 2 Z 2'a'. e L k P k 3 5 Coon Rapids 3 prmg a e ar 6 Forest Lake 3 This year's Varsity hockey team had an up and down season. They came from behind, in two critical games, to beat Irondale and Anoka. Hites Pucksteers had an overall record of 10 wins and 10 losses. They had a conference record of 7 wins and 6 losses. In the North Surburban Play-offs, Hites lost to Anoka 6-1. Next year's team will have 11 returning letter- men. The team looks optimistic. Junior Varsity had a great season. They had an overall record of 13 wins, 3 losses, and 2 ties. Les Leiviska and Rob Blanc led the team to 8 shut-outs. The Junior Varsity also had many exciting games. One of these was the win over Mounds View. According to Coach Steve Johnson, the out- look for the varsity season next year is Gud? li - 'lt - v- W-ff 323'-mn: xg L' 1 V N' . . 1-25' - Ms.. -'Q Varsity, First Row, Left to Right: Steve Johnson, Steve Kangas, Paul Byrnes, Jim Peterson, Dave Larson, Jim Mackey, Mike Schlagel, Richie Erickson, Steve Naegele. Second Row: Mr. Essinger, Dick Petkoff, Tom Miller, Dick Kalow, Lon Rosebrock, Mitch Eldorado, Doug Iverson, Dean Ekman, Roger Sta.wski, Chris Stuhr, Bob Leverentz, Mark Fowler, Bob Boddy, Mr. Froiland. fnifx 6' 24 'W fl . ...t .. pi, sf . ,,.,w '45-V

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Kellogg Girls Place Third in Conference First Row Jeanne Amelse, Diane Rossler, Diane Revering, Liz Kgnietzkg Terri Ekberg Harold Mushel CCoachJ Pam Sigurd Taylor Second Row: Denise Anderson, Leslie Strand, Helen gon fcoachj Mary Daniels Diane Riskevich Wolverton Becky Hartley, Diana Quade. Third Row: Mary GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL US THEM 46 Spring Lake Park 32 37 Ramsey 24 40 Moundsview 23 30 Kellogg 34 41 Anoka 23 41 Forest Lake 23 26 lrondale 46 46 Blaine 41 43 Coon Rapids 54 26 lrondale 45 42 Ramsey 26 50 Moundsview 33 46 Spring Lake Park Park 54 39 Anoka 40 53 40 47 36 45 72 34 38 Blaine Coon Rapids Forest Lake Although the Girls Varsity Basketball team lacked experience this year with only four return- ing letter winners, they combined their various talents into a winning basketball team. Putting in hundreds of hours of practice during their 19 week long season was one of the ways the girls showed their dedication to the game. Giving 10 when on the court, earned the girls many victo- ries during conference play. The team will be set- ting high goals for next season with four junior starters returning. TW wif: S 'S +20 Ps' L M D'-I