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

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1953 volume:

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DEIIICATIUN It was the wish of the students and the editorial staff that this Cohian be dedicated to our principal, Russell Sahlstrom. We are grateful to Mr. Sahlstrom for his service to our school and our community. His friendly and helpful guidance has won him the respect of the students and the faculty. A graduate of the University of Minnesota, he held the position of social studies teacher first at Columbia grade school and later at our high school. ln the fall of 1945 he was appointed principal. His work in this position has been outstanding. With great pleasure we dedicate to Mr. Sahlstrom this 1953 edition of the Cohian. wg f E Q I fc' A ,A , gr E gg ,X ' .N,f.a'9'Ll1f'f5iV,z ? M ?l 5'15l I' M13 ah! Q, S A- J 1 W '3 3 W N ' LSAKBIEZ IV R A 'VP ' V 1 TABLE 0F CIINTENTS FACULTY . . SENIIIRS . CLASSES . . . URGANIZATIIINS . I O O O SClIO0L LIFE 4 I' ,,,,,,,f'iS B 0 QP! W 71 'A hu ' ix .X l e ff' 651' , nf .. xv Q X- ff 1' fn., 4 in , g, fi F 1 4 f 'K ' f' w I I q, p ii, Y X I P f fi I Qacu 'Nvf fx FR. ENG, Assistant Principal usp ' E ELEANOR DISKERUD, BEVERLY STRAND SECRETARIES HILDA LINNEE, Counselor 6 Q 1 2 . L X .gg 'Af Ski vi DOROTHEA LINDSEY, KATHLEEN KINNAN 11' ,vu '+- In AKENSON, HOWARD ANDERSON, STUART BARTEL, HENRY BEHRENDS ELIZABETH Distributive Education English and Speech Science cmd Junior Business Home Economics ix wc. .15 BURNS, KENNETH English ond Music GAUTHIER, GENEVIEVE Home Economics -as- '6 3 CONNOLE, HELEN English GLEASON, JAMES English 'l',.1 , f iff -g Y My . X 7 Q I We ,im IN-Q 'Q' .31 -JH GOEMAN-POTT, ETTA HALVER, DOROTHY HANSON, INEZ HASLIP, RUTH Home Economics English Mathematics English and Cohian J.: ,, Q A tl, 3 6 7 2 I 13. 6 ,ov - i,'5K. Q, K .W , x I lv n 1:-:sf K L . 5 A ,- ,J as JL 4:-crux - T Ewa HOLM, EDITH Commercial JULSRUD, ESTHER English . ,Q-.f iz JACOBSON, ARTHUR Industrial Arts JURKOVICH, JOHN Industrial Arts gli , ' ,1- , v -l C JOHNSON, DONALD JOHNSON, KATHRYN Physical Education and Coach Physical Education KELLY, FRANCES LEDWEIN,!ALICE English V, Americayf itory I I 1-W .. :.4.' .1- S! Wa N .af '3- vc' MIKKOLA, MERVIN OLSON, WESLEY OPHEIM, ALICE Mathematics Chemistry and Jr. Business World History ,fllw Q i 1 y It 095 3 a S 3 c P, 1 ,.1fx,K 4 ...fr lx .4 O-mf V' . OTTERSON, HARVEY SAVAGE, MARIE SCHELSKE, PAUL SHEGGEBY, FLORENCE Jr. Business and Bookkeeping Biology Science Algebra and Geometry M' WLW SOHOLT, ALF STROM, RALPH TERRY, PAUL Commercial Vocal Music Industrial Arts E f,-we i 931 If 1 ee' -::- 1 ,S H t 5 ws A D M 'Vasc' 'el3'Q'l .xl Q 4 - Ni 's'T'rflf S 'ved' TORGUSON, EDGAR URSETH, THEODORE VUKELICH, EDWARD X JOHN Mathematics Social Studies Social Studies English and Pocket Gopher ,Xb ill? . :au in ' - 'S 'C' .N ,,...f . MX -ul K , WENDT, MAYDA WIGGEN, NORMAN WILKE, WILLIAM WOLHART, CHARLENE Mathematics Social Problems Instrumental Music Art WOLHART, WESLEY Industrial Arts NELSON, LAURA PLISKIN, DORIS School Nurse Speech Pathologist e lag! sl wer Jie,-',, is-m Chic X 5-Hr' 7. .. sv' 'L ho ' 's l,q 5 f I' AHEM Q 1101. f' A1- JA... ffia. EEQEEEEQE jg - ,J 1 , ,' , ., fi K ., gk! f Vxrrk 414. Bw4Q f uziz' :F5:iX qlwl- M .I A-R g xf.kksNXjw.'4ggZaiEii??i Eiiigriiigiz-1 QXJ-N1g.ff 'f' Q ' S I-' QR X-in Y' Vt: Z 3 clzuvnl' N eq H ef!-lu 7 PEACOCK 5 S 4 , W R xl, 1' X X In 1' ' 'L' at, 'Q ,Qc -P 0 'a x sf I L, ,K X -14 T, .km I 4 U .1 ' i'+.' i,2s J , 1. 1 Pill? . f 1-'ey ' W' f'fW1'l ' lux I I I f i X J 0' 'K' 0' 1--7 1 1-r Q Q: 35 'KS 'fs 'ZF lzg C L I J .1-' 65' l ,i,, ,wi SEN IOBS RANDOLPH AMLIN: Randy . Football, Track, Hi-Y, Sec- retary . . . VERNON AMUNDSON: Vern . Hi-CF, Vice- president, Red Cross, Junior Class Vice-president . . CLARACE ANDERSON: G.A.A., Pep Club, Choir .. HELEN ANDERSON: Band, Y-Teens, G.A.A. MARLYN ANDERSON: Marlee . Y-Teens, G.A.A .... ARITA ANNIS: Kelly . Y-Teens, G.A.A. Board . . . BAR- BARA ARNDT: Barbi . Band, Y-Teens, G,A.A .... LLOYD. BACK: Basketball, Football, Hi-Y. SHARON BAROTT: G.A.A., Y-Teens, Student Council, Pocket Gopher, News Editor . . . MARILYN BAUMANN: Dixie , G.A.A., Y-Teens, Treasurer, Choir, Business Manager, Pocket Gopher, Business Manager . . . CARMEN BENSON: Kim . Homecoming Queen, Pocket Gopher, Exchange Editor and Advertising Manager, Red Cross, Vice-president and Proiect Chairman, Choir, President and Business Manager, Music Club, Hi-CF, Student Council . . . RICHARD BLOMSTRAND: Diclc . Basketball, Football, Proiectionist. DONALD BONIN: Pee Wee . . . BEVERLY BOWE: Bev . G.A.A., Art Club, Y-Teens, Student Council, Pep Club . . . LUCILLE BRAMA: Lucy . Y-Teen Cabinet, G.A.A., Secre- tary, Pep Club, Secretary, Choir, Cohian, Student Coun- cii . , . THEODORE BRAY: Corl4y . DEWAINE BUELOW: Dewey . Football . . . RONALD CADWELL: Ron . Football, Basketball Captain, Baseball, Track, Homecoming Escort, Student Council, Treasurer, Junior Class President, Senior Class President, Hi-Y, Pocket Gopher, Sports Editor . . . JERRY CARLSON: Pucker , Band, Choir . . . JOHN CASSERLY: Ed . Red Cross. RUSSELL CHESNEY: Rus .... WAYNE CHRISTOPHER- SON: Chris . Choir . . . JOYCE COLLINS: Joy . Y-Teens, Glee Club, G.A,A .... SHIRLEY CRISWELL: Shirl . Y-Teens, Art Club, G.A.A. RICHARD DE BRUIN: Deb . Red Cross . . . ELEANOR DECKER: El . Cohian . . . GERALD DE SHAW: Jer . Red Cross . . . DWAYNE DIBLEY: Dib . Football, Basketball, Student Council, President, Cohian, Hi-Y, Secretary and Treasurer, Ethics Committee. SEN l0BS NORMAN DOWNIE: Red . Track, Football, Baseball, Hi-Y . . . CAROLYN DUFRESNE: Y-Teens, Red Cross . . . HAR- OLD ECKMAN: Harry , Football, Choir, Red Cross, Hi-Y . . . SHlRLEY ELLEFSON: Shirl . G.A,A., Y-Teens, Sece retory, Cohian, Pocket Gopher, Managing Editor, Glee Club, Hi-CF, Color Guard. BARBARA ERICKSON: Barb . Y-Teens, Red Cross . . . JANICE ERICKSON: Jan , Y-Teens, G.A.A., Hi-CF, Music Club . . . IONE FAIRBANKS: G.A.A ..., ARTHUR Fl- BIGER: Art . Basketball, Track, Football, Red Cross, Cohian. EDWARD FISTER: Ed .... JAMES FOWLER: Jim . Basketball, Baseball, Hi-Y . . . JACQUELINE GEROU: Jackie .... EUGENE GILDERHUS: Buddy . Basketball, Student Council, Red Cross. JOYCE GOLUSKY: Joycie . Y-Teens, Hi-CF, Homecoming Attendant, Cohian . . . LOlS GOTTWALD: Smiley . Y-Teens, Red Cross . . . STANLEY GRUNEWALD: Stan , Red Cross, Student Council, Junior Class, Vice-president . . . BRUCE HADLER: Wl'1oopie Jr. . Service Committee. BEVERLY HALL: Bevie . Y-Teens, Red Cross, Pep Club . . . CAROL HAMBLIN: Cohian, G.A.A. Board, Y-Teens, President, Red Cross, Student Council, Art Club . . . GILBERT HANSON: Gil . Science Workshop , . . KATH- LEEN HARDING: Hoogie . G.A.A., Y-Teens, Cohian. GEORGE HERBST: Bucky . Choir . . . DELORES HESTON: Dolly . Y-Teens, G.A.A., Pep Club . . . ELLEN HIXSON: Homecoming Attendant, G.A.A., Y-Teen Cabinet, Student Council, Secretary, Cohian, Pocket Gopher, Editor-in-chief, Band Council . . . MICHAEL HOGAN: Mike . Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track, Homecoming Escort, Hi-Y, Student Council,'Cohian. ALBERT HOLTAN: Bert , Homecoming Escort, Football, Basketball, Hi-Y, Vice-president, Junior Class, Secretary- treasurer, Senior Class, Secretary-treasurer . . . MEREDITH JAMESON: Mercedes . G.A.A., Y-Teens . . . MARTYNE JEWISON: Marty . Red Cross, Y-Teens . . . JAMES JOHN- SON: Swede . Hi-Y. 1- A H5 fa be X bi Q iv sing Q 215,-. , if N97 if ' A tts i il ' D 7-5 t'L' i H! we , N if -s., Xs- 'rf -'ff' ka' ,f N',,i U v J A Qs' 4 'f i of X .9 , sr 1 .3,, , iff! 5 'if TJ mf X .,.gQ,. , J ig-1 -i gint , figiiwf 'F ng - -fd' Y -cf A sc ,ga we 5.6 K it il if. , F' :fl I 3 , -ff? ve if - 404' fv- 'U Q or Q X l X f, -B 1, vu -4 A-Iv, 2 Bl Q, ,.,v f -C av A l KX 4' P- dll, ' A Nil A :M 5 SN. SEN IOBS MARY ELLEN JOHNSON: Band, G.A.A., Y-Teens . . . RUTH KACHINA: Ruthie .... JERRY KNOX: .ler . Football, Basketball, Track, Golf, Student Council, Red Cross, HIYY, Cohian, Service Committee, Homecoming Escort . . . JANET KNUDSON: Dagmar . Color Guard, Y-Teens, G.A.A., Choir, Business Manager, Red Cross, Music Club, Pep Club. MURIEL KRAUS: Homecoming Attendant, Choir, Treasurer, Glee Club, Music Club, Secretary, Y-Teens . . . DOUGLAS KUSLER: Whoopie Sr. . Hi-Y, Red Cross, Service Commit- tee . . . GLEN KUSS . . . DELORES LARSON: Dee , G.A.A, Board, Y-Teens, Vice-president, Red Cross, Pocket Gopher, Cohian FAY LARSON: Bunny , G,A,A., Y-Teens, Band . . . BEV- ERLY LAUN: Bevie . Y-Teens, Pep Club . . . ROBERT LECHKO: Boogles Red Cross, Student Council . . . LOUIS LEDUC: Duke . MARIE LEMM: Mee . Music Club, G.A.A., Treasurer, Choir . EILEEN LETOURNEAU: Snooks . G.A.A., Vice- president, Y-Teens, Pep Club, Glee Club . . . BEVERLY LEWIS: Louie . Color Guard, Y-Teens . . . SHIRLEY ANN LEWIS: Shirl . G.A.A., Band, Y-Teens. EMERSON LILLIBRIDGE: Em .... AXEL LIND . . . CAROL LINDQUIST: Y-Teens, G,A.A., Red Cross, Drum Maiorette, Drum Maior . . . MARILYN LINDQUIST: Molly , Y-Teens, G.A,A,, Art Club, Secretary. WALTER LOGACZ: Wally . Football, Basketball, Hi-Y, Red Cross . . . RONALD LYDEN: Ronnie . Football, Basketball, Hi-Y . . . CHESTER MACIASZEK: Chet , . . . DEAN MEWHORTER: Basketball, Baseball, Track. ARLENE NAWROCKI: Rocky . G.A.A. Board, Band . . . MARJORIE NOYES: Marge , Y-Teens, G.A.A., Glee Club, Choir, Red Cross . . . BEVERLY OLSON: Ole . Student Council, G.A.A., Y-Teens . . . DARREL PALM: Dead . Hi-Y. SEN IORS DWAINE PALM: Hi-Y . . . ROGER PAULSON: Big Rag . Football, Basketball, Track, Hi-Y, Choir, Vice-president . . . RAYMOND RAU: Ray . Football, Basketball, Track, Hi-Y, President . . . LAWRENCE RICHARD: Larry . PATRICIA ROMANO: Pudgie . G.A.A., Y-Teens, Cahian . . . CLARK SAHLSTROM: SahIs . Football Captain, Bas- ketball, Baseball, Track, Student Council, Hi-Y, Band . . . CAROL SARGENT: Sarg . G.A.A., Red Cross, Band . . GRACE SCAMP: Gracie . FRANK SCHAEFER: Flcish . Choir . . . ANNE SCHEU: Tonsils . G.A.A., Music Club, Y-Teens, Student Council, Vice-president, Judiciary Court, Cohian, Business Manager, Choir, Treasurer, Senior Class, Vice-president . . . RAMO- NA SCHMITZ: Mona . Color Guard, Y-Teens . , , MARLYS SCHUELEIN: Shoe , Y-Teen Cabinet, G.A.A., President, Choir, Band Council, Music Club, Hi-CF, Student Council. BARBARA SIEVERT: Barb . Choir G.A.A., Y-Teens . . . GAIL STAEBLER: Y-Teens, G.A.A., Pocket Gopher, Cohian . . . LEE STANBERRY: Stanbird . Football, Basketball, Track, Choir . , . PAUL STERBUCK: Nigger . Baseball, Hi-Y, Homecoming Escort. JOAN STINSON: Jo . Y-Teens, G.A.A., Pocket Gopher, Advertising Manager, Cohian . . . LE ROY STRINGER . . . BARBARA SULLIVAN: Barb , Y-Teens, G.A,A .... LYLA SULLIVAN: Lu , Pocket Gopher, Hi-CF, Y-Teens, Band, Viceepresident, Choir, Red Cross, Treasurer. DAVI-D SWANSON: Dave . Hi-Y, Hi-CF, Red Cross, Ethics Committee . . . EUGENE TATE: Gene .... JEAN TAT- TING: Jeanie . Y-Teens, Cohian, Pocket Gopher, Alumni Editor, G,A.A., Hi-CF, Publicity Manager . . . GLORIA THOMPSON: Glo , G.A.A. Y-Teens, Student Council. RONALD TRAFTON: Ronnie . Baseball, Proiectionist, Hi-Y, Chaplain . . . ALBERT TROAN: AI .... RUSSELL TROY: Russ .... SHIRLEY TWEED: Shirl . Homecoming At- tendant, G.A.A., Y-Teens, Red Cross. M, 1 -C, Vis el? 6 S, Y 3 -.4 ' iii? -X i J Q3 '-'Q--5 xi t we tif' fa ' if Ladder to success! -3 s '- '.v SEN IOIlS DONNA TYMINSKI1 Tim 4... ROLAND WALDEMAR: Ron . Red Cross, Football, Basketball, Track . . . CHARLES WESTLING: Chuck . Hi-Y, Student Council, Sophomore Class, President . . . PHILIP WINCHESTER: Bud . SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Ronnie Cadwell, President, Anne Scheu, Vice-President, Bert Holton, Secretary- Treasurer. Part it straight now! I ,fl S I ffl, WSE f- 5,4 Carmen and Chuck M.. 4 -J ts.: Ellen Hixson Carol Hamblin Anne Scheu Arlene Nawrocki Lyla Sullivan Marlys Schuelein Shirley Tweed Carmen Benson Gloria Thompson Muriel Kraus Carolyn Dufresne Shirley Ellefson Lucille Brama Joyce Golusky Janice Erickson Measuring to check! Lovely SENIOR HALL OF FAME MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST ALL AROUND MOST TALENTED MOST FLIRTATIOUS WITTIEST MOST ATHLETIC BEST LOOKING PRETTIEST HAIR BEST FIGURE PRETTIEST EYES SMOOTHEST DANCER CUTEST SMILE PEPPIEST CUTEST NEATEST Be a good sportl Ellen and Roger Ronnie and Carol Bert and Shirley Morlys and Clark Straighten that collarl Hi ya cutiel Hmm, not bad! Takes two to tangol Art and Janice Roger Poulson Ronnie Cadwell Jerry Carlson George Herbs! Dwayne Dibley Clark Sahlstrom Bert Holton Chuck Westling Ray Rau Mike Hogon Norm Downie Ronnie Lyden Poul Sterbuck Dwoine Palm Art Fibiger Make it lively! New 1 i X, 115- k -f u-.4 l l X . r Joyce and Dwaine Gloria and Ray Carolyn and Norm There's music in the air! The eyes have itl Jerry and Anne Muriel and Mike Smile pretty nowl Roll them eyesl Tell us the iokel Lucille and Paul Ronnie and Shirley Arlene and George LYIG and Dwayne 'I9 'Ei SG 7 qw O':TRlCH QV g 'L sl' v,,,. Q 'I ,N ' I ,. 113 br 5 un. -I a x - 1. I Q I I .2 JUNI0llS Room 310 - II HOWARD AKENSON, ADVISER -ROW I: C. Long, M. Zonder, P. McNulty, B, Guzik, M, Kirk- wood, Mr. Akenson. ROW Il: L. Wester, V. Christopherson, H. Peterson, G. Gross, O. Johnson. ROW III: C. Clogston, M. Stin- son, T. Petersen, J. Fehrenger, A. Kullos, C, Cipperly. ROW IV: G. Hollin, D. Ross, R, Kroone, J. Costello, R. Julkowski, D. Johnson. MWJWM do' in ,'57'fwdUffM Hmw' ghbmwwm MMZEQW STUART ANDERSON, ADVIS ' -ROW I: S. Reinfeldt, J. Han- son, J. Gutenkauf, D. Lind. ROW II: R. Hengelfelt, D. Veit, D. Christopherson, S. Robertson, D. Sweet, ROW III: E. Petrick, K. Lewis, K, Richter, J. Aiken, P. Thorne, D, Lund, C. Dooies. ROW IV: C. Hayes, G. Broberg, J. DeSontis, R. Riste, G. Porter, B. Althous, I. Powell. Room 203 - II ELIZABETH GLUDT, ADVISER- ROW I: C. Anderson, C. Mune son, S. Dorholt, K. Fronsen, G, Cool, N. Hill, Miss Gludt. ROW II: J. Steiro, P. Allen, C. Hix- son, P. Petersen, L. Dunbar, K. Wolloce. ROW III: D. Knopp, C. Pritchard, K. Andrew, F. Shivers, M. Drinville, W. Sorvig, J. Dudziok. ROW IV: E. Dropps, L. Dahlberg, J. Rustom, E. Bok- ken, G. Bock, G. Chido, G. Long, J, Grovhoug. Room 204 - I I ALICE LEDWEIN, ADVISER- ROW I: J. Rudolph, B. Johnson, A. Bushey, M. Wyman, L. Bles- sum, P. Blesi, Miss Ledwein. ROW Il: P. Trench, M. Gross- lein, J. Corlson, P. Larson, B. Holmstrorn, P. Findell, M. Sulli' von. ROW III: B. Hintz, R. Wel- don, J. O'Hogan, P. Totting, L, Garner R. Noegele, J. Forks. ROW IV: D. Jones, L. Wolle, T. Zidek, A. Cameron, G, Johnson, B. Anderson, G. Sovstrom. JUNIIDBS ...... Cafeteria - I I JOHN WATSON, ADVISER- ROW I: I. Bixler, B. 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Schrier, ROW IV: N. Vogel, J. Fair- banks, T. Gowan, L. Wolle, D. Olson, V. Benson, M. Nelson. Cafeteria - I0 JAMES GLFASON, ADVISER- ROW I: S. Blanchard, J. De- cheno, R. Brama, D. Baxewiecz, Mr. Gleason. ROW II: S. Stark, B. Maddox, S. Olheiser, A. Phil- lips. ROW III: R. Colqukovn, B. Byersdorfer, R. Hoffman, J. Rumpsa, B. Samuelson. ROW IV: J. Clemens, D. Clarkin, M. Jen- sen, L. Peterson, J. Moore, S. Ramacher. A HN. Q 1 I-at 'l 6' SOPIl0MOBES Room 105 - I0 ETTA GOEMAN-POTT, ADVISER -ROW I: P. Kocur, M. Griep, P. McGuire, D. Strand, K. Bush- ey, Miss Goeman-Pott. ROW II: R. Wogner, A. Dupay, L, White, J. Crocker, S. Erickson. ROW Ill: H. Thompson. J. Johnson, S. Watters, S. Baker, G. Mc- Morran, R. Scherer. ROW IV: P. Petersen, J. Linngren, D. Johnson, M. Nelsen, W. Kings- bury, D. Hamilton, G. Murphy. Room 310 - I0 DONALD MURPHY, ADVISER- ROW I: A, Thompson, C. Achter- kirck, J. Cassen, P. Kane, D. Peterson, Mr. Murphy. ROW II: D. Doughmon, R. Foster, P. Matecky, S. Boker, W. Dufresne, E. Lewis. ROW III: G. Emerson, J. Roback, J. Coftel, L. Secmp, N. Norby, M. O'Hagan. ROW IV: D. Lee, R. Bergman, G. Gloss, B. Griffith, J. Dudziok, L. Hokonsen, M. O'Connell. Room 'I02 - 'IO ALICE OPHEIM, ADVISER- ROW I: B. Fournier, F. Guptill, G. Bierqo, D. Hemp, K. Hanson, J. Medlo, L. O'Brien. ROW II: R. Dunemonn, J. Moe, S. String- er, J. Petron, E. Peterson, Miss Opheim. ROW III: J. Easthang- en, M. Harding, W. Cogger, A. Yantos, D. Estuesta, P. Engler. ROW IV: D. Jolly, G. Burk- strand, G. Traver, B. Kretlow, R. Steele, P. Morren. Room 302 - I0 MARIE SAVAGE, ADVISER- ROW I: S. Cederberg, M. Leon- hardt, M. Salmanson, I. Hayes, R. Knutson, Miss Sovoqe. ROW II: S. Lageson, J. Munsch, K. Wreath, S. Gotten, M. Beau- feanx, P. DeMars. ROW III: L. Morrissette, G. Miskowic, L. Gil- bertson, J. Chudelc, W. Woods, R. Bebeau, P. Hirt. ROW IV: E. Helms, D. Wilkes, F. Londun, J. Geron, A. Groinus, D. Chies, D. Johnson. SOPIIOMOBES Room 304 - I0 FLORENCE SHEGGEBY, ADVIS- ER -ROW I: D. Zieroth, A. Cas- tle, P. Barnes, J. Larson, A. Jancik, Miss Sheggeby. ROW ll: R. Erickson, C. Loomis, J. Fe- dorlca, D. Canterbury, R. La- Beau, B. Zettergren. ROW lII: P, Salle, J. Saarenpaa, P. Weekly, B. Thomasson, J. Staeb- ler, L. Veronica, G. Lageman. ROW IV: H. Troan, E. Ahane- rud, M. Achterkirck, J. DeMars, W. Johanson, D. Baldwin, J. Hinrichs. Room 303 - I0 EDWARD VUKELICH, ADVISER -ROW I: C. Schuh, L. Pound- stone, D. Peterson, J. Schmitz, A. Lewis, N. Lewis, Mr. Vuke- lich. ROW II: M. Clifford, D. Burhite, G. Kraus, D. Pontius. ROW III: L. Turnbull, W. Wad- zank, R. Erickson, D. Rustom, W. Nolt, R. Skutley, Room 7- 10 WESLEY WOLHART, ADVISER- ROW I: C. Gustafson, L. Esberg, J. Sundeen, J. Sundeen, J. Cas- tle, M. Graham, Mr. Wolhart. ROW Il: R. Knudson, D. Doxey, C. Gibson, D. Clark, C. Eclc, C. Rau. ROW Ill: H. Wedge, J. McMartin, A. DeMars, A. Greze- siak, B. Hintz, D. Groess. ROW IV: J. Nordin, L. Weldon, J. Cornelius, D. Lindquist, G. Christenson, R. Kutz, R. Bayer. 7 FBESIIMEN Room 206 - 9 HENRY BARTEL, ADVISER- ROW I: J. Kroska, J. Jouppe, J. Shettle, H. Wreath, C. Mashek, H. Cummings, Mr. Bartel. ROW Il: H. Dallman, C. Schafer, M. Feit. L. Sonnenberg, P. Dahl- meier, L. Skog, E. Payne. ROW III: D. Murphy, B. Chuchwar, S. Thorson, R. Perleberg, D. Cederberg, L. Rickoff, H. White- oak, C. Smith, C. Scheel. ROW IV: R. Day, A. Norby, R. Carl- son, W. Anderson, P. Kush, J. Butts, G. Belisle, R. Smith, B. Duntley, D. Senzig. FBESIIMEN Room I07 - 9 ELIZABETH BEHRENDS, ADVIS- ER-ROW I: C. Shaw, B. Hiort, J. Whitcomb, P. Brama, A, Ra- nin, Miss Behrends. ROW II: J. Westling, P. Skoglund, L. Bot- tesi, M. Carpenter, R. Duray, K. Anderson. ROW III: E. Sakry, R. Ward, M. Towberman, J. Reese, G. Olson, M. Hess, C. Petron, E. Lowe, D. Lewis. ROW IV: B. Roy, J. Peterson, D. ln- galls, L. Dahl, O. Nelson, B. Chapman, G, Ocel, G. lgelsrud. Room 209 - 9 DONALD CARLSON, ADVISER ROW I: L. Scamp, A. Miskowic, B. Geroux, J. Peterson, J. Hart- land, W. Bebeau, Mr. Carlson. ROW Il: R. Swanson, V. Sund- berg, T. McKnight, L. Lombard, R. Matzke. ROW III: H. Hill, C. Mollers, E. Hobart, R. Lessard, S. Julkowski, J. Anderson, D. Williams, D. Erickson. ROW IV: L. Smith, P. Novack, W. Moga, W. Walker, G. McCalvy, C, Andrew, R. Beers, D. Wadziak, A. Rawlings. Room 312 - 9 RUTH HASLIF, ADVISER - ROW I: D. Sweet, R. Timm, E. Han- son, D. Craig, P. Ames, V. Stulc, Mrs. Haslip. ROW II: R. Lorden, G. Linngren, L. Bettcher, H. Lewis, R. Gilbert, R. Patrick, T. Oberembt. ROW III: G. Ha- zel, N. Bonrud, D. Murzyn, D. Jensen, S. Kramer, N. Hass, M. Rundle, R. Clarin, B. Guptill. ROW IV: R. Drangeid, R. Sane- tra, R. Ross, O. Christopherson, P. Merritt, B. Fish, G. Smith, R. Grant, R. Kush. Room 307 - 9 EDITH HOLM, ADVISER - ROW I: C. Fransen, K. Miller, S. Schlief, K. Bisset, S. Tate, M. Knight, B. Glass, Miss Holm. ROW II: A. Westling, R. Zetter- gren, R. Monson, G. Graham, B. Miller, C. Kirby. ROW III: J. Nelson, J. Lillibridge, B. Bre- yen, D. Holten, C. Haman, N. Bixler, C. Gerlitz, M. Garin, M. Bergman. ROW IV: J. Roman, B. Bierklund, D. Nordgren, J. Reddiclr, G. Lang, J. Gebhart, G. Tabery, J. Hys, P. Clark. FBESIIMEN Room 2 - 9 ARTHUR JACOBSON, ADVISER -ROW I: D. Nutter, R. Peter- son, C. Swartout, S. Williamson, M, Jedneak, P. Dorholt, Mr. Jacobson. ROW II: G. Bacon, A. Scheib, B. Wester, L. Krysto- sek, M. Kellermann, J. Beck, B. Sorsoleil. ROW III: A. Harrison, C. Peterson, W. Schwantz, G. Peterson, W. Zickerman, R. Car- dinal, D. Neal, J. Mellon. ROW IV: O. Shaw, B. Wohlers, K. Swenson, K. Nelson, L. Entner, D. Lonkey, G. Lunde, J. Win- chester, R. Andrus. Room 305 - 9 MERVIN MIKKOLA, ADVISER- ROW I: C, Berkey, B. Christoph- erson, G. Clark, K. Sioquist, D. Moravick, J. Hlavinka, Mr. Mik- kola. ROW II: G. Tunsky, J. Struve, M. Amundson, J. Bourke, R, Christenson, J. Waldren, J. Lewis, P. Jwanouskos, D. Wong- en. ROW IV. D. Johnson, J. Clobes, L. Nestrud, D. Chilson, R. Peschel, R. Clocksin, J. Miner, F. Golusky, R. Marquette. Room 311-9 WESLEY OLSON, ADVISER- ROW I: K. Staebler, J. Grunaw, D. Kowal, F. Gage, D. Baldwin, P. Kunitz, Mr. Olson. ROW II: M. Mclnnis, H. Knudson, D. Mis- telske, V. Lindgren, L. Richard, V. Thomasson. ROW III: J. Kise- lewski, C. Dravis, J. Berg, E. Olson, D. Paulson, R. Halvorson, J. Muckerhirn, G. Stanberry. ROW IV: J. Hansen, E. Langren, R. Morrissette, S. Peterson, D. Lorenze, H. Holtz, W. Kolby, D. Schrat, S. Altman, R. Young. Room 6 - 9 PAUL TERRY, ADVISER-ROW I: G. Clark, L. Shivers, L. Schminkey, B. Riesgerg, A. Chil- strom, Mr. Terry. ROW II: F. Jameson, A. Steenberg, S. Schroeder, C. Chesney, N. So- chocki. ROW III: K. McCann, J. Zander, F. Seberg, L. Biergo, K. Mack, R. Cote. ROW IV: G. Dalberg, T. Roberts, W. Parks, J. Stinson, J. Perry, D. Dorn, M. Nygard, D. Wittscheck. GRADE 8 Room 'I04 - 8 KENNETH BURNS, ADVISER- ROW I: L. Zeffergren, W. Sher- nell, B. Egan, J. Hyde, Mr. Burns. ROW II: D. Porter, F. Lorell, C. Bock, I. Morgan, R. Anderson. ROW Ill: K. Nelson, K. Saari, J. Crocker, J. Uftech, M. Fluey, J. McEachran, C. Schuelein. ROW IV: W. Schwariz, D. Shingler, D. Han- son, R. Byersdorfer, G. Ander- son, C. Gerrety. Room 206 - 8 KENNETH EXEL, ADVISER- ROW I: E. Rosenthal, A. Back, K. Pederson, R. Kovich, S. Moore, B. Sohr, Mr. Exel. ROW II: S. Hadler, J. Goihier, C. Ellefson, M. Moak, D. Broberg, C, Johnson. ROW III: P. Carna- han, J. Kennedy, W. Durgin, E. Maglaya, S. Marionik, M. Clock- sin, M. Benson. ROW IV: G. Rognrud, R. Otiem, P. Halvar- son, L. Pounclstone, R. Stevens, T. May, L. Fairbanks, J. Janke. Room 201 - 8 GENEVIEVE GAUTHIER, ADVIS- ER-ROW I: L. Jancik, K. Zan- der, R. Ernest, D. Tunsky, Miss Gauthier. ROW II: C. Esch, R. Chiodo, D. Rysfedf, P. Thedens, G. Peterson. ROW III: R. Jen- dro, J. Traver, B. Foster, C. Doemel, D. Price, S. Lochinski. ROW IV: K. Lehr, H. Rohr' backer, D. Ekberg, C. Moe, R. Becker, J. Sprungman. Room 1- 8 LEVI GIFFORD, ADVISER- ROW I: M. Hentges, R, Cook, K. Sheldon, J. Mars, Mr. Gifford. ROW II: G. Anderson, L. Ur- ness, D. Marcorte, G. Bradley. ROW III: G. Rundle, B. Bishop, R. Nelson, J. Windorski, S. Tkach, S. Anderson. ROW IV: D. Erickson, J. Rye, C. Kell, L. Lind, K. Sage, B. Zierofh, G. Phillips. GRADE 8 Room 317- 8 INEZ HANSON, ADVISER- ROW I: N. Westerberg, S. Oui- mette, J. Runtal, S. Johnson, Miss Hanson. ROW II: M. Mc- Guire, V. Garner, C. Scherer, D. Ebert, P. Marcy. ROW Ill: B. Misho, P. Andersen, L. Hohn, B. Moore, C. Allen, D. Lawrence. ROW IV: P. Heryla, D. Blosberg, D. Schueh, D. Norby, T. Trench, G. Grosslein, R. Reddick. Gym-8 DONALD JOHNSON, ADVISER -ROW I: K. Cummens, K. O'Brien, J. Hyde, J. Kohanek, Mr. Johnson. ROW ll: J. Ha- beck, L. Anthony, R. Dalida, D. Joyce. ROW Ill: R. Anderson, F. Fox, D. Viger, C. Frey, B. LaPlanT, J. Kroone, B. Hanson. ROW IV: K. Johnson, D. Hadler, A. Peterson, G. Morrissette, J. Heideman, B. Bohn, J. Cum- mings. Room 202 - 8 EDGAR TORGUSON, ADVISER -ROW I: J. Allen, H. Lennox, L. Swen, L. Anderson, J. Dyk- huizen, Mr. Torguson. ROW Il: T. Anderson, D. Myhre, C. lngli, C. Lundemo, C. Shaw. ROW Ill: R. McDermott, J. Theilman, B. Heryla, E. Dunbar, M. Lind, J. Smith, L. Kuss. ROW IV: K. Polzin, G. Chisholm, R. Cunning- ham, F. Roberts, G. Martin, J. Curtis, K. Palm. N Hfkvl . -4 sf f-Us GRADE 7 Gym - 7 KATHRYN JOHNSON, ADVISER - ROW I: E. DeMars, R. Lessord, C. Rude, K. Joyce, J. Peterson, L. Grant, Mrs. Johnson. ROW ll: D. Flygarl, G. Morrow, R. Stuart, G. Thorne, M. Carpen- tar, R. Amenrud. ROW Ill: J. Harmett, A. Sherwood, G. Laun, G. Morinville, M, Grassin, D. Pearson, J. Mahler, ROW IV: B. Ranger, D. Haugen, S. Gor- don, G. Fleming, B. Johnson, D. Buffum, R. Van Fleet, R. Salmonson. ffl? r GRADE 7 Room 3 -7 JOHN JURKOVICH, ADVISER- ROW I: R. Ponsonby, J. Thayes, P. Finch, J. Sabol, A. Hokkanen, C, Dahlberg, Mr. Jurkovich. ROW Il: R. Janke, D. Hagen, J. Novack. R. Hoff, S. Flenfie, A. Kennedy, R. Anderson. ROW III: J. Fish, D. Laniz, C. Vas- seer, N, Date, P. Holm, S. Craig, P. McKnighf. ROW IV: C. Nel- son, J. Dravis, D. Johanson, E. Engebretson, H. Martin, S. Buf- he, J. Kilchesky, L. Nichols. Room 316-7 FRANCIS KELLY, ADVISER- -ROW I: R. Paul, H. Tschar- kowskaia, E. Belishe, K. Red- dick, Y. Bixler, L. Bylander, E. Graham, Miss Kelly. ROW II: F. Szaflorske, P. Thompson, J. Fehr- inger, C, Sieverf, K. Anche-Ya, R. Siimbler, J. Leeman. ROW III: L. Linngren, M. Anderson, R. Blanchard, C. Hinricks, J. Mew- horter, M. Kennobbie, D. Wick, D. Sruber. ROW IV: G, Hagfors, E. Parker, S. Foard, B. Swan- son, G. Lindsey, C. Lennox, R. Podvin, D. Johanson, R. Gross- lein. Room 208 - 7 PAUL SCHELSKE, ADVISER- -ROW I: S. Esck, V. Nelson, B. Riste, J. Quam, R. Jewell, C. Wilber, Mr. Schelske. ROW II: K. Ellefson, S. Harris, G. Pon- tins, K, Myhre, J. Dufeck, D. Jensen. ROW III: J. Lacainehi, J. Perry, K. Cleland, S. Beberg, P. Norling, D. Mason, R. Rush- ford. ROW IV: R. Wright, K. Christopherson, J. Johnson, B. Anchefa, S. Erickson, C. Van Sickle, G. Martin. Room 315 -7 THEODORE URSETH, ADVISER -ROW I: J. Murphy, R. Hla- vinka, J. Annis, J. Bixler, C. Du Beau, L. Hanson, Mr. Urseth. ROW II: B. Baxley, J. Hull, J. Wolfe, D. Bristadeaux, M. Amenrud, R. Nelson. ROW III: N. Sakariason, C. Deeringer, S. Morrell, B. Johnson, H. Gilberg, S. Searles, F. Hollopeter, D. Ol- son. ROW IV: K. Ostmoe, L. Segebarfh, S. Juanouskos, J. Fredin, V. Russell, J. Goers, T. Mercer, J. Peterson, C. Alder- ITIGY1. GRADE 7 Room 318 -7 MAYDA WENDT, ADVISER- ROW I: J. Leory, D. Jones, G. Wuornos, C. Pulcher, L. Stout?- acher, T. Scherer, Miss Wendt. ROW II: T. Hlavinlca, M. Rick- aby, J. Erickson, M. Geronsin, L. Strewlow, B. Waage, A. Shet- tle, A. Anderson. ROW III: M. Koistinen, B. Hanson, D. Ziclcer- mann, C. Johnson, J. Lewis, R. Morgan, J. Johnson, G. Schaaf, J. Sturm, N, Butts, G. Dexson, D. Shivers. Room 210 -7 CHARLENE WOLHART, ADVISER -ROW I: J. May, E. Dupoy, J. Theis, D. Esler, R. Petersen, W. Fels, S, Findell, Mrs. Wolhart. ROW II: N. Wiens, R. Berglund, S. Carpenter, L. Johnson, S. Napier, R. Heine. ROW III: M. Noreen, O. Strandberg, S. Cor- lisle, N. Rhodes, J. Hoglund, R. Swanson, A. Sanetro, K. Lieske. ROW IV: C. Davis, L. Amundsen, E. McCarthy, S. Anderson, A. Dahlsten, C. Johnson, B. Dziuk, C. Mostro, A. Vasseuer. 4 ,.- . Q 3 J UNIIIR CLASS QDFFICEBS President, Bob Anderson, Vice President, Charlotte Pettit, Secretary-Treasurer, Jim Sturm. SOPlIOMOIlE CLASS IIFFICEBS President, Alec Dupay,Vice President, Merton Achter- kirck, Secretary-Treasurer, Avis Swanson. xiii Y g IN MEMOBIAM 'fl y. On September 24, 1952, our hearts were saddened by the death of sophomore RONNIE DRIVER. A well liked person, he had a smile for everyone. Though Ronnie isn't with us ony longer, we will always remember him. 31 Qrganizaiions W i GREAT BLUE HEl2oN Flutes O. Johnson, E. Hixson, C. Pettit, K. Fransen, C. Anderson, Trombones. D. Jones, D. Jensen, D. Kenobbie, M. Achterkirlc D Christopherson. G. Traver, N. Hagfors. .1 '7' Dance Band. Row I: D. Nordgren, R. Sorsleil, G. Broberg, P. Tatting. Band Council. P. Tatting, C. Pettit. Row I: M, Achterkirk, R. Kutz, lf Row ll J. Carlson, D. Jensen, D. Ross, J. Sturm, E. Payne, Wallace, A. Swanson, J. Tigue, E. Hixsan, O. Johnson, L, Sullivar MEN 0F N0'l'E The newest addition to the music department of Colum- bia Heights High School is the dance band, Men of Note. It was formed for the purpose of providing music for various dances around school and outside of school. Many hours of hard work for the members and Mr. Wilke have smoothed out rough spots and produced a dance band we all can be proud of. Members include Jim Sturm, director, Dallas Jensen, Ray Kutz, Don Ross, Gary Bro- berg, Jerry Carlson, Paul Tat- ting, Ed Payne, and Dale Nordgren. P. Larson, J. Parks, J. Carlson. Row ll: J. Carlson, J. Sturm, P. Dah Color Guard. Row I: B. Lewis, J. Knut- Maiorettes. Row I: C. Lindquist. Row ll son. Row II: S. Ellelson, C. Pritchard, P. Trench, S. Martonik, B. Breyen. R. Schmidt. E L ii i enioyed I' cho together with the members, rd, the hc '19 worki f' O f ds WUI' As re J. liom Wil 2-53, directed by 95 f 1 hool Bond o Sc gh Hi is gh The Columbia Hei Clllllll Row I: C. Berky, M. Krause, L. Brarna, D. Pet- erson, I. Bixler, K. Bushey, J. Nelson, P. Dahlmeier, L. Anderson, Mr. Strom, B Chuch- war, C. Harnan, K. Hansor, C. Chesney K. Hanson, S Reinteldt, C. Schuh, D. Craig S Tate Row II: S. Erickson, J. Stork, M. Zander, V Theis, G. Gross, M. Heideman C. Benson, P. Findell, G. Hudalc, C. Mollers B Sievert, C. Anderson, C, Clogston, C. Gere litz, J Nygaard, J. Larson, S. Baker, D. Pontius, C. Achterkirch, D Paulson, A, Scheih. 1 1 .T , v 'fl Q Q CHOIR OFFICERS TOO SHORT? GAY NINETIES? The high school choir of 84 voices is one of the out- standing organizations ot Columbia Heights. For the past five years the choir has received an A rating in the state and district music contests. Among the appearances which the choir has made during the year are concerts at the Walker Art Center, the Radisson Hotel, Gustavus Adolphus Lutheran Church, a convocation at Augsburg College, and exchange con- certs with St. Louis Park, Canby, and Johnson high schools. The choir has appeared over KSTP-TV and WCCO-TV, and a delayed broadcast of the Radisson Hotel concert was presented over WDGY Christmas Eve. In addition, the choir each year presents a community Christmas concert and a spring concert. The Hylandaires, an inner choir of 25 voices, have appeared at Messiah Church, Mt. Olivet Church, and the University Church of Hope, CHRISTMAS x. X VX W s ,f 5 'sn .4 xg a W-X tk' ,, Q K I Lf? I . .M if N, A 'giiiitg 993 ss' f,?Sg:g,','9 L fig .. g - G Q p - ' :M gui if 6 : 0 9 ff' i' STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council, the organization which administers student government in our school, is headed by president Dwayne Dibley and assisted by Mr. Eng as adviser. The council is made up ot one representative from each home room and the president of each organization. Some of the council's activities this year were taking charge of Homecoming, Open House, the talent show, and the Student guide book. Besides these, they kept up their work in their regular committees which are: friendship, hall, and Ethics. The student-teacher panel board was set up to bring about better relations between students and teachers. Officers: R. Cadwell, D. Dibley. A. 5Cl'1eU, E4 l'liXS0f1- Under the point system the member earning the most points by working on the various committees is awarded a gold Student Council Pin on Award Day. .4 Student Council Members. Row I: H. Lewis, F. Hollopeter, J. Peterson, L. Brama, M. Miller, L. Schminkey, J. Peterson, P. Haten, N. Westerburg, B. Breyen, S. Carlisle. Row ll: P. Findell, J. Saarenpaas, C. Achterkirch, A. Swanson, P. Maddox, C. Anderson, P. Everett, C. Benson, E. Payne, R. Morrisette, L. Krystosek. Row lil: E. Hixson, C. Hamblin, M. Zander, M. Janke, G. Krause, B. Foster, S. Tkach, E. Maglaya, R. Bebeau, S. Erickson. Row IV: P. Tatting, N. Hagtors, J. Gefre, B. Chapman, R. Kutz, A. Dupay, J. Ramsey S. Grunewald, B. Holtan, M. Hogan, D. Dibley. Quill and Scroll Members. Row l: C. Anderson, C. Benson, S. Elletson, J. Tat ting, M. Baumann. Row II: D. Dibley, D. Larson, S. Barott, C. Hamblin, E Hixson, A. Fibiger, R. Cadwell. l Quill and Scroll, international Honor Society :Y ' of Journalism, this year accepted eleven seniors z Q and one iunior. These students were chosen for 0' ' JL . . , 'V their superior work in writing, editing, or busi- Ti ' ness management on our newspaper and year- book staffs. To quality, a student must be in the upper one-third of his class scholastically. All members are awarded gold pins in the torm of a quill and scroll on Award Day. 1 HZGHHGW 'U I O I1 TTI 0 1' O Z U1 -1 Sf' I O 2 .. 70 Z O CU CD 2 9' 1. 'T1 CD -1 1' . 3 LQ FD N-1 U QE O O 3 U1 3 Q 3 O. R- T' o 4 fl? Z O S ND U L. Q .t CD ku. F' O RQ O FW NN T' 5 3 LQ 'Q 5 O 3 P 0 D 3 'IGIMIBUGS R. Christenson, G. Christensan, G. Hanson, A. Dupay, Mr. Murphy, adviser. Both the Science Workshop and the proiec- tionists are under the supervision of Mr. Murphy, The boys you see controlling the stage lights dur- ing plays and operating the public address sys- tem at games and assemblies are members of science workshop. They also perform photo- graphic work for the school. Visual education is playing a steadily increas- ing role in our curriculum. Films are being shown as a supplement to classroom activities. The boys are on call at all times to shovv the films. Every elTort is being made ta obtain the best Elms available for educational purposes. eron, S. Grunewald. 4'-Q A. Dupay, G. Hanson, N. l-lagfars, R. Christenson. io. 'ii V9 rw- 'Sd X Ns. J Fo J- wrg+lK A 4 Hi-CF Members. Row l. J, Peterson, S. Frndeh, N. Rhodes, P. Anderson, J. Nevvhortor, C Berke, D Crerg, B Foster, S, Tote, P. Dohlrneier, P Cook, H Levvrs Row ll: A. Sherwood, G Lrnrisey, N Brxler, K Srrorr,J Peterson, B Mrher, V Lrnoherg, M Perkrns, C GerTrtz,J Cr.1r'Tson,J Boson Row Ill: G Clrrrk, P Nevvhorter, V Thornrrsson, B Hrntz, G Hcrqtors, E Armrndsen, L. Dunhor, P Maddox, P Alerkson, L Esherp, M Clrftorrt, A Lewrs, G Chrrk Row IV: N Hnqtors, D Jones, B Sornuefson, S Boker, D Johnson, M. Jensen, M Netson, C Doores, B Rtnesberg, L. VVhrte, O Nelson Tn:-wrlrry Tts prrrrrose rs to heha the nrenrhers nrrzke Chrrstrclnrty rr hvrncr vrtnl time rn therr srhool, horne, und cornrnunrty. r1nnnr1T srrrrnq trrrrtrnrrrt were some ot the rrqtrvrtres rn vvhrch the rrrefrnlrz-rs prrrtrcrprntert chrrrnrr the yecrr ttrCT, trrrnrrfrty cohort Chrrstrrrn Fetlovvshrp, rneets every other Urrdcr the rrftvrsershro of Mrss Sheggehy ond Mr. Sohoh, Hr-CF s 'lrvrnq tor Jr-sus' ns rTS motto A slerghrrde, vvrener' roost, und Omcers: P Arnhn, D Dutrtrvy, B Holton, vvlrrr, R Prlu li. Omcers: C. Doores, J. Peterson, D, Jones, N. Hrrgfors The Hr-Y purpose rs 'To Creote, morntorn, ond extend through the school ond cornmunrty, hrgh stondorcts ot Chrrstron rhnrocter' The club is ofhlroted vvrth the YMCA ond meets every Wertrresrtrry evening Under the odvrsership ot Mr. Terry. Sellrng progronrs ot brrsketbrnf games, contrrhutrng to rr world service fund ond sendrng U yeorhoolc to some foreign school were some of therr ororects On the enloyrnent srde they hrrd cr Co ect pcrrty wrth the Y-Teens ond went svvrnrrnung. Hi-Y Members. Row I: Pm. Ltohrxrr, D. Drhley, R Kurtz, VV Shrer, D Pustorn, M. Horcting, W. Hogan, R Amlrn, P. Tot' tangy Row II: P Terry, J Fovvh-r, L Burk, H Egkrnon, M. Poirnork, J. Johnson, VV. Logucz, J. OIHCIQCIIT, J Sturm Row Ill: R Prnt, R Pcrulson, D Lrrrrlcnrrst, D Kbsicr, D Nevvhorter, J. Nordrn, L. Vveldon, M. Hogan, B Anderson, D. Ross 3, ,L ,S A 'LXR M Q , 4,44 x't w , x O I 5' , .fsfr 0 1 we '-' 141 Art Club Members. Row I: M. Drinville, M. Janke, M. Sullivan, P. Thorne, J. Aiken, Omcers' M' Jcmlle' M' llndqulsl' M' Dlln S. Robertson, R Aleckson, B. Henning, J. Nygard, G. Biergo, Row II: T, Zidek, Vllle' C. Hamblin, G. Porter, M. Jamison, J Larson, B. Bowe, P. Metechy, S. Criswell, M. Lindquist, P. Peterson, M Johnson, G. Vye, R. Balhut, L ,A -In Art Club was organized this year to provide time tor interested students to work on proiects, lt is open to all high school students. This year the club has worked on individual projects such cis textile pointing, carving, and craft painting. As a group they have worked on painting to music, figure and portrait drawing in pencil and heard a speaker on commercial art. A Christmas party was held, and the club decorated for Homecoming. The ultimate goal of the Junior Red Cross organization is service for others. The members strive to achieve this goal through various channels such as fili- ing gilt boxes tor shipment to children overseas, remembering hospitalized persons, and by contributing money to support various activities. Junior Red Cross tries to bring about understanding, peace, and good-will throughout the world. A council, which consists ot representatives chosen, from each homeroom under the aclvisership of Miss Wendt and Miss Goeman-Pott, serves the student body. ,N The Junior Red Cross has participated in many ot the city wide activities this year. Red Cross Members. Row I: H, Ostmoe, B. Swanson, S. Harris, M. Koistinen, R. Kavich, C. Scheulein, Y. Bixler, I. Bixler, K. Fransen, B. Christopherson, S. Anderson, J. Runtal, P. Anderson, M. Leonhardt, R. Heine. Row II: S. Baker, P. Dahlmeir, J. Zander, C. Van Sichle, J. Sturm, B. Dmieh, S. Buttle, R. Reddick, S. Gordon, S, Searles, L. Lombard, R. Aleckson, G: Olson, C. Schuh, S. Moore, C. Esch. Row Ill: V. Theis, P. Trench, M. Fluey, P, McGuire, R. Dunemann, J. Rumpsa, J. Theiimann, B. Fish, C. Hamon, E. Olson, J. Ocel, J. Knudson, M. Jewison, D. Larson, C. Peterson, D. Lewis, J. Knox. Row lV: C. Eck, R. Julkowski, D. Erickson, G. Chrisholm, G. Peterson, B, Anderson, D. Rustom, T. Johnson, M. Achterkirch, W. Logacz, H. Eckman, P. Solle, D. Murzyn, Office,-5, P, Anderson, D, Lewis, T, Zidekg G. Tunsky, P. Clark, R. Von Fleet, T. Zidek, N. Hagtors. ,gl STAFF SMILES. Row l: C. Benson, L, Sullivan, S. Barott, S. Dzuik, S. Elletson, E. Hixson, J. Mercer, J. Tattirg.Row Il: D. Larson, V. Theis, G, Staebler, M. Baumann, M. Swenson, C. Anderson, D Dihley, J. Stinson, R. Cadwell, N. Hagtors, G Christenson, Mr. Watson. C P0 KET GIIPHER The Pocket Gopher, CHHS student newspaper, was issued seven times this year under the editorship of Ellen Hixson. The paper at- tempts to cover all school activities and to present the hopes, am- bitions, and achievements of students and teachers. Over a period ol years, The Pocket Gopher has won numerous awards and honors, such as the International Honor Award of Quill and Scroll Society, the All-American Honor Rating of the National Scholastic Press Association. Business Staff: M. Baumann, .. Stinson. The newspaper staff is chosen annually from members of the journalism class after they have completed trial periods on the staff. T. Zidek, Art Editor, G. Christensen, Mr. Watson, Adviser, E. Hixson, Editor- Page Editors: S. Dzuik, R. Cadwell, N. Hagfors, photographers. invChief, S. Ellefson, Managing Editor. Barott, J. Mercer. t f K .5 -in si ,fx g r :,, A , . ,il T v I f +C' i ,. s., , J V S -N f T 1 I x . I A'-XX N -Q '1 N X2 'Ji n ., Q U -ff mn if fvtl' 4 l 'J ' ' A CIIIIIAN Every third hour, five days a week, four weeks a month and eight months a year, room 2O3V2 is alive with activity. Excited, deiected, and accusing comments such as, The proofs are back! , What a 'cute' picture , lt won't fit , Who's got the wheel? , Hasn't anyone got anything to eat? can be heard from the IO seniors and ll iuniors on the editorial staff. Under the adviser, Mrs. Haslip, and the editor, Carolyn Anderson, the staff has struggled through lay-out sheets, proofs, write-ups, and printing. Endless hours have been spent trying to fit pictures of you, the students, into too small spaces by cropping or reducing. But, amazingly, from amid all the noise and confusion the l953 Cohian-with its new padded cover-did emerge. We hope that you'll think kindly, not critically, of us as you look through this annual and relive your l952-53 school year. ,-M... .. 1. ,. Y ,K FW it , The Big Three: T. Zidek, art editor N Hag fors, photographer, C. Anderson editor - iv X., 'eadline Rush! Standing: S. Barott, C. Anderson, M. Zander, P. Will This Do? Standing: D. Dibley, Mrs, l-laslip,J Knox A Fi i er horne, J. Aiken. Sitting: S. Ellefson, C. Clogston, M. Sullivan, E. D. Larson. Sitting: C. Hamblin, K. Fransen, E. l-lixson J Totting tecker. BUSINESS STAFF One of the most important branches of the Cohian is the Business Staff, headed by Anne Scheu, Business Man- ager: Charlotte Pettit, Treasurer, and advised by Mr. Vukelich. This is the group that promotes the Cohian and raises money to support it by selling advertisements to the businessmen. lt's In The Book! Sitting: A. Scheu. Standing: M Hogan J Stinson V19 C. Pettit, Mr. Vukelich, J. Tatti L. Brama. Mwnntqmgpg 51 I Y-Teen Members. Row I: M. Lindquist, R. Peterson, A Annis, J. Rudolph, E. Amundson, B. Sullivan, G. Staebler, M. Krause, J. Golusky, D. Sweet, S Maxwell, B. Drangeid, B Johnson. Row II: J. Tatting, L. Brama, S. Barott, K. Wallace, M. Schuelein, J. Carlson, K. Fransen, S. Dorholt, I. Bixler, C. Anderson, C. Pettit, K. Harding, P. Romano. Row III: C. Hamblin, E. Letourneau, E. Hixson, C. Ellefson, D. Larson, C Dooies, M. Grcislein, S. Robertson, P. Trench, M. Swenson, J. Mercer, P. Everett, P. Findell, P. Kapella, M. Jameson, M Johnson. Row IV: R. Schmitz, S. Lewis, D. Christopherson, P. Dahl, S. Passage, M. Heideman, M. Burnauist, P. Stafford, P. Morast, N Hill, G. Viger, L. Pounclstone, B. Seivert, A. Bushev, B. Arndt, M. Jewison. Y-TEENS Y-Teen Officers: C. Hamblin, president, D. Larson, vice- Y-Teen Cabinet. Clockwise: C. Hamblin, C. Pettit, E. Hixson, D. president, S. Ellefson, secretary, P. Trench, I. C. C, M. Christopherson, P. Findell, S. Ellefson, O. Johnson, P. Trench, D. Lar' Baumann, treasurer. son, M. Baumann. 91 i'. .'. if Q if 3 1.7 FT Y-Teen Members. Row I: C. Clogston, J. Parks, A. Thompson, M. Griep, F. Guptill, R. Dunerriann, P. McGuire, C. Schuh, D. Peterson, J. Hanson, L. Sullivan, F. Larson, J. Gutenkauf, M. Drinville, C. Hixson, B. Henning, D. Kenobbie. Row II: C. Achterkirk, B. Hall, P. Maddox, C. Gustafson, M. O'Hagan, N. Lewis, M. O'Connell, M. Leonhardt, A. Swanson, R. Aleckson, P. Anderson, J. Dennis, M. Sulli- van, M. Janke, G. Gross, J. Aiken, P. Allen, V. Theis, P. Thorne, J. Pederson, L. Blessum, K. VanFleet, M. Stinson, J. Tigue, A. O'DonnelI, L. Peterson. Row III: P. Hirt, C. Eck, B. Olson, B. Laun, B. Bowe, J. Knudson, C. Lindquist, K. Hess, D. Miskowic, K. Munson, C. Van- Hatten, O. Johnson, C. Pritchard, L. Anderson, K. Hanson, J. Lundeen, B. Samuelson, G. McMorran, S. Stringer, F. Shivers, B. Holm- strorn, B. Hintz, A. Grzesiah, G. Hudak. Row IV: P. Solle, J. Petron, M. Noyes, B. Lewis, J. Johnson, M. Anderson, M. Baumann, J. Stinson, J. Larson, N. Norby, C. Gorecky, H. Anderson, J. Erickson, S. Criswell, P. Matecky, B. Fournier, J. Decheine, D. Pontius, D. Groess, L. Veronica, A. Phillips, D. Walton, D. Andrews, S. Baker, N. Beberg, B. Hintz, E. Bakken, P. Larson, L. Turnbull. l . L. 3 1 N jfnAv:ff RECOGNITION SERVICE FOREIGN INTRIGUEH-DODGER COMMITTEE SKIT Let's Go Y-Teens was the theme of the Y-Teen Club for i952-53. Some of the hi-Iites of the year included the Membership Party, the Recognition Service, the Boy-Girl Party, the Christmas Party, the Valentine Party, the Style Show, the Easter Breakfast, the Dad and Daugh- ter Basket Social, the formal, and the banquet at the end of the year. Next year's oflicers were then announced. Mrs. H. Linnee is the adviser and Miss E. Hull, our adviser from the YWCA. Every Y-Teen member is also a member of the YWCA. Y-TEEN HYMN If we can grow as simply as common blades ol grass Both tall and straight as trees grow to the sky, Then we can learn to know, to know and under- stand-ourselves and others What we do and why. Chorus: We, the younger generation are striving now to build a better world. Peace and unity, freedom and brotherhood, These we have set to be our goal. CORONATION COLOURS --SPRING STYLE SHOW BE MY VALENTINE 5' Nqr lu Wi G.A.A. OHicers and Adviser: E. Letourneau, M. Lemm, K. Johr son, L. Brama, M. Schuelein. For sports: minded girls, activities such as basketball, bowling, swimming, . volley-ball, badminton, and baseball are just a Iew of the things they may participate in when they ioin the Girls' Athletic Association. Points and awards are given for participation in these or- ganized sports. With a large membership of girls for the ninth through twellth grades, this organization is presided over by president, Marlys Schuelein, adviser, Mrs. Kathryn Johnson, and the G.A.A. board. The year began with the member- ship party at which the officers were installed and one of the proiects during the year was the blowing and selling of balloons at the homecoming game. G.A.A. Board. Row I: C. Pettit, A. Swanson, L. Bramo, I. Bixler. Row II: C. Pritchard, K. Wallace, J. Parks, P. Trench, E. Letourneau, P. Larson, P. Allen, M. Lemm. G.A.A. Members. Row I: K. Staebler L. Schminkey, A. Chodstrom, L. O'Brien, C. Loomis, D. Jieroth, G. Clark, G. A. Clark, C. Chesney, P. Skc lund, M. Garin, M. Hess, P. Brania, D. Nutter, D. Craig. M. Jedneak, R. Brama. Row Il: K. Bisset, N. Bisler, B. Miller, S. Timm, M. Amundsc G. Bjergo, J. Nygord, L. Peterson, G. Lagernan, B. Byersdorefer, P. Dahlmeier, J. Bacon, B. Sorsoleil, M. Feit, P. Ames, D. Sweet, J. Lander, Schroeder, C. Smith. Row III: B. Chuchwar, M. Bergman, V. Sundberg, M. Perkins, C. Kirby, A. Ronin, M. Sochochi, B. Christopherson, N. Ho J. Peterson, B. Breyen, C. Hannon, B. Tish, K. Mack, C. Gulitz, G. Olson, V. Stute, J. Reese. Row IV: J. Whitcomb, A. Miskowic, S. Julkows D. Paulson. V. Thomasson, D. Holton, J. Berg, N. Nelson, J. Sturve, L. Lombard, E. Olson, J. Waldon, V. Lindgren, N. McNif7t, P. Merritt, Thompson. L. Kryctosec, L. Sonnenberg. li .IZ .il A 988 t , sf.. G.A.A. Members. Row I: C. Lindquist, S. Ellefson, D. Larson, E. Letourneau, S. Bcirott, E. Hixson, L. Bramci, M. Schuelein, F. Larson, A. Annis, F. Rudolph, E. Amundson, C. GustuIson,, A. Swanson, M. Leonhardt, P. Maddox, B. Drangeid, J. Medlo, R. Aleckson, M. Griep, M. Grosslein C. Schuh, D. Peterson. Row II: C. Hcimblin, B. Bowe, M. Sakry, P. McNulty, M. Stinson, J. Legut, P. Trench, S. Robertson, K. Harding, P. Romano D. Sweet, P. Anderson, J. Dennis, M. O'ConneIl, N. Lewis, P. Allen, V. Theis, K. VanFleet, J. Carlson, C. Anderson, K. Wallace, M. Jameson. Row Ill: M. Johnson, M. Lindquist, A. Nawrocki,, S. Lewis, J. Erickson, S. Criswell, J. Tatting, K. Monson, C. Gorecky, M. Lemm, D. Miskowic, J Lundeen, P Dahl, O. Johnson, C. Pritchard, C. Pettit, G. Hudak, A. Bushey, B. Hintz. P. Barnes, I. Bixler, K. Fransen, J. Parks. Row IV: J. Stin- son, J. Knudson, H. Anderson, J. Johnson, K. Hanson, B. Olson, M. Noyes, S. Wolters, C. Achterkirk, P. Hirt, P. Solle, C. Eck, L. Anderson M. Burnquist, P. Stafford, P. Morast, D. Andrews, J. Munch, B. Fournier, S. Baker, N. Norby, J. Larson, B. Hintz. f 1 n ff! :ls 3 Q' 3? ff? fb 'gil N. 1 si 1yfi, w ',,. mi , K 2. ,s wa: '- 4 R. 'ff N R Woldemor J. Knox C. Sahlstrom, Cc 1 R Cadwell FUIITIIALL VVith only four returning letterrnen the Hy- landers ended the year with a l and 7 record The boys tried hard but were lust outrnanned. They opened the season at the parade stadium against a strong De La Salle team. De La Salle won by a scare of 35 to 2. The second game of the season brought the only victory to the Hylandors fold. The game was against Hastings with the Herghters winning 7 to 6. ln the third game the Stillwater Ponies edged the Hylanders 6 to 2. Robbinsdale won the neighborhood championship back tn the next game by a score of 28 to O. ln the following game, the Hylanders received defeat by a scare of l8 to 7 from the Anoka Tornadoes. The next was the homecoming game against North St. Paul which was lost T9 ta 7. The South St. Paul Packers defeated the Hetghters Q0 to O in their sixth game of the season. The last game of the year was a hard fought battle against White Bear which the local boys lost by a scare of 7 to O. Some of the boys who will be remembered for their fine play are Ronnie Cadwell, left half, Clark Sahlstrom, cenf ter, Ran Waldemar, right half, Jerry Knox, quar- terback, Ray Rau, tackle, Roger Paulson, end, Mike Hogan, guard, Lloyd Back, tackle, Wally Logacz, fullback, Harold Eckrnan, end, Lee Stanberry, left half, Randy Amlin, left half, Ronnie Lyden, guard, and Dwayne Dibley, cen- ter. l-leighters, Sahlstrom, Hagan, and Rau, were named on the all-conference team. 1a R Amlm Coach Don Snoose Johnson R Weldon MQ' Q Tater! X 6 R W' ' . W W V , -' ff, A fzfw.-.,-M, A, ...Y . I .My V N N :Wf- .K Wa - ww! w,fR ,f',x QN+M- www3i wiwV 4 wwww,f fa' fry V- gd- ' gr X 5 E .ffawiflf 1Y',4.f,,fa . 331 4- ffji We-U, ' 5 'A A . H MQ v 221 -iw 'iQi'?Sfi ,s 'N,5L fi3FE2ii f f K A ' ' 4 Y I Maxi hi M Qgx y gr ffikjffmf 335 1 I .V Y ,MT V 4, -- im, A, Y ., W, A . 8 Nsggggv 5x 1 Sk 156 'QQ J eg? 41- 554 nfgff 1 E'-2 14 52 ' in wx W A 4 P W A Mf I X 'Lf in A, mf, A fif',fv,fg.,' ' , 2 5 M W3 Bee . V yy . Q -f 1 . 4 y v Q Q 9' V A Q X . 'T x QA ,SEX fv FW' ,x'56 ifu 'sig JT? Av ., A , 6, V i A ,YR A , 4 . q xiii x'Qb 5EAx: 5,1 Q3 ' X' .4 I J 3 v, 1,. S 51 ' . V 5. A' 1 . y-. My lx Z , ar5f 35Wl! 'Q' MJ g ,1 J M 9 A may 1 X, Q Q A R N I ka ' Q35 Q ' 'af 15' mfs +L Rf ' l 2 1 C . :QA ,, 3...-f 1 ,A x ug, 5 ix : X 2, - -1 v , A1:, 2 - 4' K ' - ,, , f ,. , ,r' 'Qf' , X f' -ef, I f 1 r f H ...ft low A. Fibiger R. Cadwell, Captain fl 17 K. . i..A J. Fowler L. Stanberry ASKETB LL Coach Don Swede Carlson's Hylanders wound up the season with eleven wins and ten loses To his four returning lettermen, Ron Cadwell, Art Frbiger, Ron VValdemar, and Bob Larson, Coach Carlson added six products of last year's B-Squad, .lim Fowler, Loren Wolle, Clyde Payne, Gilbert Savstrom, Ed Dropps, and Dwayne Dib- ley From last year's Junior High team, Myron Pozmark, was brought up. Filling out the team was Roger Paulson ln the beginning the l-lylanders couldnt find the basket and consequently lost the first five out of six games ln the next six, the boys broke even with three wins and three losses. They then began to show their stuft by winning the five remaining games to end the regular season with nine wins and eight losses The Hylanders toolc undisputed fourth place rn the Suburban Con- ference. They defeated White Bear but lost to Wolle Manager Hastings in the Sub-District Tourney. ln the first game of District l4 play, the boys squeezed out a 59 to 57 victory over North St. Paul. They then lost to a very hot shooting Sa St. Paul club. The l-lylanders showed some exceptionally good ball handling in the latter half of the season, which with the will and determination to wrn, played an important part in their victories. Ron Cadwell was named to the All-Suburban team while Ron Wcxlderttar received honorable mention. af' wr-- R. Waldemor D. Dibley A cfs fir X tit ' i Cf R. Paulson YQ H. Hogan, Manager A. Fibiger Coach Don Swede Carlson R. Cadwell Row I: M, Rozmork, L. Stonberry, R. Codwell, D. Dibley, M. Hogon. Row Il: Coach Carlson, A, Fibiger C Payne R Paulson R. Lorson, G. Sovstrom, J. Fowler, L. Wolle. Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights M. Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights g e 'V rv , ' K 7, .A 1 , x ff ,131 .E 'mfr' V - xx V K' 'fi fr' k ,V A x 'Fad XA V' K r K : 4 A M , , qw, an N. 1 Ki? H 1 r 4 .lk-N In x X rw Q Q w 2 P we Q, at 1: E 'il 3 3 l y A Y Y , .L ' . - -, ' M 34 1 W u. AV 4 ' N' A x I R . by . . , N K 1 A i X gy, X K ' x x ' Q .. , . 4 Q W, 3 Ui, Xlggfl F t1 1 ,Q , , L I A 'Wie 5' 1 3 ' f ' A v J Q X 53 -wa w'ww-- JW'-Q 'bf - h 4 mv Q 1. 41N,y-H14 I .Q 'ZBQTT H ' K ,W ' -- ' , .. ' , v 4 A 2-fflfw - kia LN i54 rm- f M ww 'i iff vi f My W ff '1 . V w flwff, -:fff'bf,?435's:s ml ' XE, xv, 'iff X 'tg v . 15. ,A-1.. Vx wr ' VM IS? 45' 51' ,m 1 'E x , Q 6, if 3 v ' J fl i4 if Q, , QN X iw K wi' K Coach Don Johnson Row I: J. O'Hagan, L. Morrisette, E. Dropps, D. Rustum, G. Burkstrand, A. Anderson, R. Porter. Heights . Robinsdale Heights . Anoka Heights So. St. Paul Heights . . Hastings Heights . . Stillwater Heights Murray Heights White Bear Heights . Delano Heights West St. Paul Heights .. Anoka Heights ,... North Heights . . . Delano Heights . Stillwater Heights White Bear Heights West. St. Paul The Junior High Basketball has some very good prospects for next year's B-Squad. Even though the boys are inex- perienced they showed ex- ceptionally good ball-han- dling. They are the future varsity squad. Keep an eye on them. Row II: R. Steele, M. Achterkirk, J. DeMars, P. Tatting, R. Naegele, A. Dupay, W. Kingsbury, J. Lindgren, J. Ferringer, P. Marren. X ,. B-BASKETBALL A This year's B-Squad was one of the best that Heights has had in years. The boys ended up with twelve wins and three losses. Of the three that were lost, the loss was never by more than tive points. L. Morrisette and D. Rustom were the top scorers for the Bombers. R. Naegele and J. Ferringer were very good on defense while the rebounding honors went to E. Dropps, J UNIUR HIGH BASKETBALL Row I: R. Monson, D. Joyce, D. Nordgren, N. Romey, G. Tunsky, D. Murzyn, T. Mercer. Row II: Coach K. Excel, T. Trench, G. McCalvy, D. Larson, G. Lang, R. Sanetra, D. School, O. Nelson, K. Lehr. Row III: G. Anderson, J. Traver, A. Sanerra, G. Rognrud, J. Allen, B. Anderson, M. Koistinen, K. Reddick, T. Christian, D. Lawrence. J. Sturm, J. Ferringer, L. Morrisette d Q0 Row I: P. Sterbuck, R. Duntley, D. Murqyn, J. Roback, W. Hogan, J. O'Hagan, R. Chapman, M. Rozmark, J. Ferringer, M. Hogan, Manager, L. Laiendre. VST? Q . 'W r :'o.f..n J -- cot S-.e..SL Throw it home , M. Hogan ff- t mg. . + drift 1M.,,,,ig. . ,BV . . 1 , ,3.'.,r. 'Q R. Cadwell, R. Schudak, J. McMartin, R. Naegele, R. LeBeau, Manager, Row ll: D. Crone, J. DeMars, L. Back, J. Fowler, D. Hamilton, A. Anderson, M. Harding, ASEBALL They're young, but up and coming were the words of Coach Don Johnson as he described the l953 baseball team. Approximately thirty boys went out for practice this year. With seven returning lettermen-Jim Fowler, Ron Cadwell, seniors, Alex Anderson, Paul Tatting, iuniors, and Jerry Roboclc, Myron Roz- mark, LeRoy Morrisette, sophomores- the Hylanders anticipated a very suc- cessful season. 2 , . Q ' 9 N ' A ' . ,V vi Kvw-.wt ,gil ll. I Q.. it V 1 .Q 5 ,. . hi- X. RR kk . - iw in a sm LEM L I iq l ' Q-7. V- x , -W-Q-mwwuwe-ue,-www .1. Wggqsf -.. s. 1, ' ' Q ' as wg, hi3?Qn M '-new J 'H f waxy U . y . . N ' E we . -V gm '- . ,X ,vs .ww-r V. ,L-S-5 g' jf' s . ff.. M' M +1 ' was-sf , AMQW .. .. . W, ',,M.' ,- -gnf -- - .,, ,uf 'lpgnsr-Q , 125 N viii Over here , D. Murzyn Get it , J. DeMarx Show 'em, Couch! Out on first , R. Naegele q Q'mNgg' N' ...h A Q .,.... 1 MN' I1 . N' H s hwlllllil f' ' ' 'll L' t wt- i we .M 'H ' 0 . v M' ' in .. tu 4' .fa ,P ga .. ,, .xx . M'i'ft-v'- 'ml' . -A . gn,-. ...A vs ' wry! Vive rf-wwf - . ' ' .-' f' fu-fain, . , . ..,,,...v.,,,,,, -.'-:. . .L Q.- -- .. i.. L2f5.:'rg,a4e i Y I I AQ' T .3 , ., ,, 4 wr -22.51, 1 -Q we .A 9 , A - .awk Wh Football: S. Dorholt, C. Anderson, V. Theis, J. Larson, P. Everett, P. Peterson, R. Bixler. Victory, Victory, That's our cry-- V-I-C-T-O-R-Y Will we win it-- You're dog-gone right Come on Heights Fight! Fight! Fight! Just as 'victory' has seven letters, the cheerleading squad has seven members-six iuniors and one sophomore. New yells were added this year as were new motions and acrobotics for the old yells. Another addition was the basketball uniforms-gold turtleneck sweaters and royal blue corduroy skirts with gold lining. Many memories stand out during the past year. the practices, the aching muscles, the mistakes during a yell that were so embarrassing at the time and laughed about later, the games we won and those we lost, the kids we met, the fun and good times, and cheering at the Laker exhibition game to a crowd ot fourteen hundred. These are only a tew of the happy memories of the i952-53 cheerleading squad. Basketball: C. Anderson, P. Peterson, V. Theis, J. Larson, S. Dorholt K. Fransen, R. Bixler. Q' N' C5 J pe, X au QW T lg? I' 4 x, . ., , tw !'36?K'7.! ,gyms - -1 -85 li' ,-W1-. ,Q . . Q. -Im, I N.. Schoolife XW4 4' VW lyyg' K , ,,I' A.4'v,l.: nf! 7'w.- ff ..,- 1 ' r f IWW! f Q4 M N 1' . ll' an I - Q ,A ' ll V ' ' K lv XM5 ' t I' 1 A ,ll Q rf Q J- -Q.,-531, 'F f ', 1,-I' , .vSh'- 'F 'Alf ff? 'w?ff k mf J 5' NUC-,HT HAWK gf' Q gf, 'Q I crown thee Queen Carmen H0 ECUMIN C. Benson, S. Johnson E. Hixson Left to right: R. Pansonby, C. Benson, M, Hogan, S. Tweed, B. Holton, S. Johnson, E. Hixson, R. Cadwell, J. Goluslcy, J. Knox, M. Kraus, P. Sterbuck, E. Rosenthal. Dwqyne With breathless anticipation the crowd awaited the crowning of the i952 Home- coming Queen. Although the voting took place the previous week, the queens name was withheld until coronation night. Subiects of the Royal Court performed for the Candidates in true court-like manner. His Maiesty the King, Dwaine Dibley, walked slowly from girl to girl and then placed the crown on the head of Queen Carmen Benson. Queen Carmen, with the help of her royal attendants, Ellen l-lixson, Joyce Golusky, Shirley Tweed, Muriel Kraus, and crown bearer Sandra Johnson, reigned over all Home- coming festivities. In spite of numerous cries of Pulverize the PoIars North St. Paul defeated the Hylanders I9 to 7. A dance immediately followed the game. Students and alumni entering the gym found it decorated in purple entwined with white, symbolizing the theme Deep Purple. The Student Council, with the help of senior class committees and their advisers, planned and prepared this year's celebration. S. Tweed J. Goluslcy, M. Kraus 43-war . f lug . . JN x 5. - ,. X S HUN UR HULL A he 3 vs.. fs.. X ,A T ,M -,Q HONOR STUDENTS: Stanley G'unewald, Gilbert Hanson, Mariorie Noyes, Shirley VALEDICTORIAN: Marilyn Baumann. SALUTATORIANS Beyer l-9W'5f CUVVNSH Benson, Albert 'lOlTOf'- Olson, Ellen Hixson. PRINCIPAL: Russell Sahlstrom. 'HIGH SCHO0L MYSTERY' ALL-SCHO0L PLAY -. CAST 0F CHARACTERS Miss Fielding Laura Crowder Dorothy Russed Mary Lee , Miss Jeffries Mrs. Reed Earl Soyles Victor Reed Paul Butler Joe Jack Howard . . Jasen Shaw Stage Manager Sound Effects Director . A Mary Ann Drinville Jane Mercer Jean Larson Charlotte Pettit Margaret Sakry Lucille Brama Irene Bixler Avis Swanson Kerry Van Fleet Douglas Lindquist Micheal Hogan Robert Anderson Gilbert Hanson Jerry Knox Dwayne Dibley Willis Kingsbury Ray Kutz James Gleason This is the story of ct play-withinrae play, The setting is the local high school where the play is being pre- sented. The action takes place on the stage, during a dress rehearsal of The House of Terror and in the audience. It is a mystery comedy filled with ac- tion and laughter. 65 Q RJ mi'1Z1l'fl rx , . 5: Q 6. Y' . -.- ff.. . N N D ,Tata 1 1 V , Q. 2:21 4 fi ff 'I 0+ f' A47 'A RX? EYE Q' es I -1 . :X Xl., .-Azfugf :Ti4Ef'3'g' gay, I 'Y 3 Y . 'J . X - S51 ,. 'L ' f, , - ' W A Q 3 i Ayr.. U. I JUNIOR HIGH . . . I. What happens now? 4. Artists at work . . . 5. Taking it easy . J- 'Q ,Q s 'M ff is s VW ,.., 1 .gi 1 I 2. Get it straight . . . 3. May I have your autograph? . . . 6. Em! turkey today! . . . 7. Party Time . . . 8. Fascinat- ing work . . . 9. Will it count? . . . IO. Cafeteria staff . . . ii. Custodians 67 FREDIN'S DEPARTMENT STORE See the nom Look fight Shop at rfooaofo VOSS SUPER VALU Y A Complete Food Service A g 1 Martin Voss and Sons FUUU SIUIIES 4020 Central Avenue N.E. Gr. 0111 Best wishes to the Columbia Heights student body and congratulations to the Class of 1953. Columbia Heights Teachers Federation Local 710, American Federation of Teachers PARK'S CORNER DAIRY STORE 65th 81 Central Kl.EEN RITE CLEANERS 4014 Central Ave. N.E. We pick up and deliver Red 8. Virginia O'Donnell St. 1 -4448 CHARLES E. JOHANSON Building Contractor 374 66th Avenue N.E. Fridley St. 8-2358 SANDEE'S CAFE H 65th and Central Avenue Fine Food in Pleasant Surroundings Gr. 9967 COAST TO COAST STORE Everything for Car, Home, and Farm ata Saving OHLEEN'S Dairy Products 4048 Centro' Avenue ICE CREAM Groceries MIXES GF- 0574 Whatever is worth at all is worth doing From Lord Chcsferfi, doing well. elrl's Letters Oct. 9, 1746 fence pun 744, PRINTERS I UTHOGRAPHERS 5!ll In 5th SOUTH MINNEAPOLIS The patronage of the Columbia Heights High Sch is greatly appreciated by ool CONGRATULATIONS P4010 dwg: S 2633-35 Nicollet Avenu Minneapolis, Minnesota We are happy to have served Columbia Heights High School graduates and hope to be able to serve them for many more years to come. Class Photographers of l953 To the BOY and GIRL GRADUATE i' i' 'A' Don't wait tor your ship to come. Row out to meet it. i 'A' i' Best of Luck CHET M. HERRINGER A complete self-service Dime Store In the Loop TRENCH'S BEN FRANKLIN 4030 Central Gr. 'l 516 Hilltop Real Estate Co. 4004 Central Avenue St. 8-3 218 Study Hard and You'II Learn It's Wise Trade at Danielson Drug Co. 3990 CENTRAL-GR. 6734 to FINE CLASS RINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS YEARBOOKS AWARDS i' 'lr i' .lOSTEN'S 'A' 'lr 'k Foshay Tower Arcade No. 'I34 Minneapolis 2, Minnesota H. A. Petersen, Rep. ca .Ia SIITICOG, Jeweler 914 40th Avenue N.E. St. 1-4456 ,, llhg fi.-L Q ' KK-dtk I LQ! ., Watches - DIAMONDS - Gifts We do our own watch repairing. OVSHAK PRINTING 3952 Central Avenue, Northeast Business in Columbia Heights Since 1926 St. 8-2030 AL DICK LANG'S HARDWARE Hardware and Appliances 4018 Central Ave., N.E.' GR. 6123 AII Your Hardware Needs ROCKET OIL COMPANY LUBRICATION - BATTERIES - TIRES - FUEL OILS 3907 Central Avenue N. E. Gr, 0111 SETTERBERG'S GAMBLE STORE 4013 Central Hardware and Coronado Appliances of. 0684 Johnson Bros. 66 Inc 4043 Central Avenue N.E. Specialized Lubrication Call us for prompt and efficient service Clean Burning Heating OiIs Gr. 5758 SULLIVAN SERVICE PURE OIL PRODUCTS Repairing - Towing i' 'A' 'A' 3665 Central Avenue N. E. Gr. 9288 JOHNSON STANDARD Gold Bond Stamp Station 40th and Central Gr. 9914 MILLER FUNERAL HOME Columbia Heights Meats Fresh Vegetables and Fruits ZABEL'S GROCERY 81 CABIN CAMP 1501 Highway No. 10 Gr. 9193 FRIDLEY CAFE 6479 University Avenue N.E. Props. Bob and Bernice KASSLER'S SHOPPING CENTER 4051 Central Avenue N.E. Gr. 8881 SKOGLUND GROCERY 6758 East River Road Fridley St. B-7233 CAMPBELL GROCERY 66th and East River Road Fridley Gr. 9667 GERTZEN'S HARDWARE 65 East River Road Fridley Gr. 9692 Appliances Roofing Insulation Linoleum Nygren - Berg St. 8-7977 GAMBLE'S 8325 Plaza Boulevard Spring Lake Park' JOHN H. NORDIN Insurance - Real Estate - Notary Public 3972 Central Avenue N.E. - Gr. 6329 LARRY'S CONFECTIONARY 5669 University Avenue N.E. Fridley ST. ANTHONY GUN CLUB 5900 University Avenue N.E. Dan Mclnnis Gr. 1112 FRIDLEY NURSERY 7760 Pine Street Hauling in general Gr. 0535 STEIGER 8x GERTZEN GARAGE 6519 Central Avenue N.E. Fridley St. 8-5059 HEIGHTS PAINT, LINOLEUM AND FEED COMPANY 4101-4103 Central Avenue N.E. Yes, we have paint, wallpaper, linoleum and feed for all livestock. Gr. 1632 lSAACSON'S MAYTAG COMPANY Appliances - Service - Television 4015 Central Avenue N.E. St. 1-9503 CANDLE LIGHT CAFE Mr. and Mrs. Vane Switzer Don and Betty Switzer 40th and Central Avenues Gr. 9989 Compliments of E. Zander Lettering Felt and Embroidered Letters 6001 North Street N.E. Minneapolis 21, Minnesota St. 8-8920 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS COMMUNITY COUNCIL Your Red Feather Agency DR. H. G. HECKLER 4036 Central Avenue Columbia Heights Gr. 5838 Good Luck to the Class of '53 Columbia Mothers' Club Congratulations to the graduating class of '53 Silver Lake Mothers' Club Congratulations and good luck to Class of '53 Oakwood Mothers' Club HEIGHTS SHELL SERVICE Automatic Transmission Service Guaranteed Lubrication 3703 Central Avenue N.E. Gr. 9786 HEIGHTS DAIRY STORE 501 40th Avenue N.E. Gr. 9869 HEIGHTS HARDWARE 513 40th Avenue N.E. Congratulations St. I-4791 PEKS, Inc. Lumber and Building Material 3904 Jackson Street N.E. Your neighborhood yard Gr. 8854 EAST MINNEAPOLIS ARGUS Minnesota's Largest Community Newspaper 2333 Central Avenue Congratulations To The Graduating Class of '53 Dr. C. G. Nauman Optometrist - Orthoptist Columbia Heights and Spring Lake Park DR. LESLIE W. WILKE Chiropractor 43rd and Central St. 8-6746 HERMAN'S DEPARTMENT STORE The biggest little department store in Columbia Heights 40th Avenue and 5th Street N.E. 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