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

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Council Increases Student Privileges There were more tlirts in Heights this year, since Student Council won permis- sion to include iumpsuits and tlirts in the dress code. Council also won the privi- leges ot an apple machine, use ot the mall during lunch, and casual days. Service was the main obiective ot the council, which planned and coordinat- ed Homecoming, Frost Daze, the Sadie Hawkins dance, the bookmobile and the student taculty game. Other activities included a Dads Day tor tootball, a basketball Moms' Night, and the Christmas door decorating con- test. Students ot the month were also chosen through the council. Throughout the year, the council en- couraged student participation in its ac- tivities. All council meetings were open to interested students. E3 ss ii we Council member Mary Pilarski tackles the tedious task ot sorting through the overflowing heap of Sophomore cans. FRONT ROW Ann Beaubien, Barb Hallgren, Laura lnman A President, Jan Setchell Wiele, Faye Falk, Ellen Holden, Barb Biorke, Dale Biostad, Julie Groat, Pat May, Judy Secretary .lim Waite A Treasurer, Paul Phillips - Vice-President, Rob Nustad, Bassett, BACK ROW1 Vince Wyckott, Tom Sullivan, Kristi Burkett, Bob Edholm, Gary Mary Pilarski SECOND ROW: Mr. Breisch A advisor, Sandra Sexauer, Cheryl Volk' Hatvenstein, Brad Kirschbaum, Bill Hill, Sue Lambert, men Vicki Rylander .lan Ceynowa, Jean Wells, Andrea Balamut. THlRD ROW: Scott

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Interest in Current Political Issues Prompts Forum to Respond Through Civic Activities A brisk pace ot money-making, en- lightenment, and tun began tor Political Forum early this year with the sale ot newly designed CHHS sweatshirts. Forums schedule picked up as mem- bers participated in a UN rally at the Minneapolis Library. Also attended was a United Nations human rights meeting at the Pick-Nicollet Hotel. Members ot the John Birch Society and Communist Party presented their views at spring meetings. Also planned were talks by Spike Moss ot The Way and Richard Parker ot Concerned Northside Citizens and Hospitality House. Forum's usual Easter trip to Washing- ton was postponed until summer. A pic- nic at Highland Park ended the clubs school year activities. Umqu fu - Ja Attempting to lure prospective customers into purchasing a CHHS sweatshirt in any one at many styles and colors, Forum members praise the tine qualities of their merchandise. FRONT ROW: Francine Dwinnell, Barb Haider, Mary Doty, Kit Chesla, Karen Olson, Sue Kolodzienski, Barb Ciesielski, Joyce Florentine, Jud Kuleta Debb Co eland Y 1 Y P 1 Linda Axrnark, Pam Vincent. SECOND ROW: Patti O'Neill, Donna Yates, Brenda Belin- ski, Charlene Russ, Jan Setchell, Barb Aasen, Barb Vanous, Julie Groot, Julie Wendel, Pat May, Judy Bassett. THIRD ROW: Lynn Kremer, Sandy Knobloch, Lynn Elrod, Carol Hunziker, Macrina Galuski, Ja nel Woodtill, Debbie Theiler, Colleen Watson, Pat Wie- Terry Peters relates information about an upcoming trip to the state capitol. zorek, Nancy Rose, Judy Dahlborn, FOURTH ROW: Jett Paul, Steve Sathre, Charlie Ek, Rob Nustad, Mike Holmberg, Jean Hanson, Diane Hudok, Alonna Warns, Ladonna Dahlen, Mr, Gause - Advisor. BACK ROW: Ray Low, Mike Hall, Kristi Burkett, Sherry Garbers, Jane Thompson, Bob Ackermann, Barry Seaberg, Terry Peters, Walter Hodyn- ski, Mike Marko,