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

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,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

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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.

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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