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

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Student Council Adds New Events ... , , - -eral' -' STUDENT COUNCIL SENATE: First Row: Kelly Bartlett, Chris Vennewitz, Patty McCulloch. Third Row: Shawn Albers, Joan Skubic, Kim Vassar, Sarah Ferlita, Cheryl Edin, Jenny Had- LaDoux, Benjamin Bowen, Rick Geier, Pete Crema, Sue Arsen- trath, Suzanne Koteles. Second Row: Allison Ree, Sue Macke, ault, DeeAnn Norlander. Greg Bartlett, Becky Fish, Patti Spaeth, Laurie Liliberte, Cathy swam Student Council pays tribute to Mr Breisch in their Homecoming skit Along with the many annual activities, Student Council added some new ones. Among them were Clone Day, where students dressed up to look alike, Hat Day, when students were supposed to wear hats, Homecoming skit and the tal- ent show were also brought back.'Student Council members also made a trip to Crestview Luthern'Home and participat- ed in a Homecoming skit. The skit, which was a tribute to Mr. Breisch, was a great hit with the students. 3 fat, I wx The lighter side of the Student Council Yes, even Student Council presidents have to wash dishes

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.,.,e,op First Row: Darla Corbin, Cheryl Edin, Wendy Hansen, Julie Pfaff, Terri Ekberg, Lynda Lundholm. Second Row: Julie Tachyshyn, Sue Macke, Ruth Knaus, Sharon Stella, Mary Daniels, Diane Riskevich. Third Row: GBAA advisor, Mrs. Justin. Cathy Bury, Jill Miesbauer, Mary Hall, Branda O'Donnell, Jean Bennek, Carolyn Carlson, Carolyn Rozmark. Fourth Row: Mark Roback, Jeff Rustom, Brad Ketz, Mark Lucas, Dino Perfetti. i Q5 v ewsx' , .,. GAA Becomes GBAA The GAA is no longer. It has become the GBAA, Girls and Boys Athletic Associ- ation, and five boys are currently mem- bers. The GBAA participates in many acti- vites. This years activities include swim- ming, and a volleyball tournament. These events, by the way, are open to anybody interested in participating. The 1978-79 GBAA president is Carolyn Carlson and the secretary is Darla Corbin. First year GBAA members receive a patch. Outgoing seniors receive Hylander T-Shirts. During the year, the GBAA sells candy throughout the school day to raise money for scholarships for deserving sen- iors. I-'V - . .7 K 'X Qi v mls Candy raises money for scholarships. 'L iD 1, fag., - f 2 be ', an . as 'B . s 1 A ,sf-' F-In i 54 Q ukr- 4 J A K ci,.,.'..i.,.g, MJ s . Q . ...rg x 1 I J i Q 'sf-f 1 milk chocolate with cris XM ' S j milk g ,,,. Dad rice net wt ll -toz 43 Students Crunch their way through school.

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New Advisor lVlrs. Butsch A familiar face in the halls of Hites High This year many activities came into full swing with new advisors, the Pocket Go- pher was no exception. The staff began publication with their new advisor Mrs. Butsch, The first few editions provided a learning experience for all involved. After having their feet planted firmly on the ground, the Pocket Gopher staff started their own tradition. The paper was hand- ed out free, starting with the Christmas edition, to all who wanted a paper. This enabled the entire student body to have the paper available to them. Traditions do change. What will be in store for us next year? 2 T' ,l.. W K WV '- ff X Margie proofreads deadline materials. Jenny looks on as Sandy types. Front Row: Marjie Douglis, Sherin Saadat, Sandee Hoskins. Middle Row: Row: Sandy lturash, Tim Paulus, Dan Sonnenberg, Len Snelson Cather Margie Dedering, Pete Crema, Elaine Hoffman, Jenny Hadtrath. Back ine Braun, Linda Ali- X. -Q. .gno- 2. W