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

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GAA JUNIORS AND SENIORS ROW I: I. Bixler, K. Monson, P Kapela, P. Peterson, P. McNulty R. Furney, A. Bushey, A. Swanson K. Wreath, J. Medlo, L. Esberg, R. Aleckson, M. Griep, M. Leonhardt, M. Clifford. ROW Il: K. Fransen, M. Sakry, P. Matecky, S. Erickson K. Hanson, J. Lundeen, P. Ander son, M. Zahrendt, E. Arnundson A. O'Donnell, J. Hanson, M. Gross Iein, G. Biergo, C. Gustafson, P. Maddox. ROW III: J. Larson, J Munsch, D. Andrews, N. Norby, C. Achterkirch, M. Stinson, J. Aiken J. Parks, P. Larson, S. Robertson S. Gotten, M. O'Hagon, M. O'Dan nell, J. Nygard, K. Wallace, P. Trench. ROW IV: S. Baker, J. Pet ron, A. Phillips, S. Baker, P. Hirt L. Tordesen, S. Passage, P. Dahl, C. Pritchard, D. Knapp, G. Hudak, K. Van Fleet, S. Stringer, G. Mc Morran, B, Hintz, D. Christopher son, N. Lewis. 5 I . J l fmt If Q. .li 1 A s 'K ' A - R' xiii GAA FRESHMEN. ROW I: N. We!- terberg, M. McGuire, J. Mars, J. Runtal, N. Law, S. Johnson, C. Esch, B. Gotfwald, A, Back. ROW ll: K. Saari, S. Tkach, M. Moak, K. Peterson, L. Shaw, S. Martonik, S. Ewings, D. Capisprant, E. Brandt, J. Kohonek, V. Lind. ROW III: K. Johnson, E. Maglaya, J. Hyde, l. Kuss, R. Jones, A. Erickson, B. Bohn, S. Ouimette, R. Earnest, M. Bauer. ROW IV: L. Holm, M. Clock- sin, D. Kurth, C. Kell, J. Uttech, J. Smith, B. McDermott, J. Crocker, C. Doemel, B. Moore, C. Allen, B. Misho. uwvulilln---aqpvpru .55-5 7.7. :V,,,. 1 l 3 it 4 ef 'Q i Q '. ' V GAA SOPHOMORES. ROW I: D Craig, L. Lombard, B. Geroux, B Guptill, N. Bixler, B. Miller, M Perkins, K. Bisset, B. Christopher- son, D. Cederberg. ROW II: S Nelson, A. Ronin, L. Sonnenberg J. Reese, L. Bettcher, P. Broma ROW III: G, Olson, E. Olson, M Long, M. Feit, M. Sochacki, B. Bre- yen, K. Staebler, M. Rundle, C Haman, A. Hose, B. Chuchwar, V Stuic. ROW IV: V. Thomasson, L Krystosek, D. Holtan, M. Garin, V Sundberg, S. Julkowski, S. Law J. Berg, M. Bergman, E. Thomp son, J. Butts, S. Schroeden, J. Ki selewki. . 5 .f

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f GAA OFFICERS AND ADVISER: K. Johnson, K. Wallace, J. Parks, R. Bixler, P. Trench. Planning activities, other than the usual sports, is the job of the GAA board. The new board is elected at the close of each year by members of GAA. They meet about once a month and dis- cuss activities for the girls. One of the special activities of the board this year was to decorate the goal posts for the Homecoming game. GAA WINNING TEAM. ROW l: K. Wallace, J. Struve, B. Chris- topherson, P. McNulty, M. Grosslein, D. Holtan. ROW ll: D. Christopherson, E. Olson, D. Paulson, P. Trench, S. Robertson. X .25 .mf sa Y X xqq, N 1 -. , GAA The officers of the Girls Athletic Association: Karen Wallace, president, Jan Parks, vice presi- dent, Renie Bixler, secretary, Pat Trench, treas- urer, and the adviser, Kathryn Johnson, thought up many new kinds of entertainment this year for the large membership. Two of the activities this year which proved to be a big success were all the girls going to see a Laker game and the All-Star Class tournament. The girls were kept busy all year with many different things to do. gf 1.4 -' 'tr -Cl GAA BOARD. ROW I: J, Struve, A. Swanson, J. Parks, K. Wallace. ROW II: S. Robertson, D. Christopherson, J. Munsch, N. Lewis, R. Bixler, D. Andrews, E. Olson, K. Wreath, D. Hol- tan, P. Trench. Bowling, basketball, softball, kickball, and vol- leyball are the usual activities of GAA girls each year. A winning team is picked from the basket- ball tournament. This year also a costume party was held to start off the year. The girls dressed as their favorite sports characters and enioyed many games. At Homecoming this year the girls sold pompons and balloons. The pompons were a new project for Heights and the girls worked very hard at it. SPARE? stance? Irs A Fouu vouev ir BACK! MAN Humans'

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TH LETICS . . . Loyalty, good sportsmanship, and school spirit prevail as we pass through the doorways into our gymnasium or football field. It is a wonderful feeling to rise to our feet and cheer as one of our players catches the football and carries it into the end zone for a touchdown, or pushes the ball through the bas- ket tor the winning points, but we are also filled with a sense of pride when our teams, whether they win or lose, show their sportsman-like conduct by congratulating or ap- plauding their opponents on a iob well done ....