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A-I P I f 10 ' 3.9. 1' bv U ..,, 1 A M4 , 4 r 1 1 N .Q . nf-f ' x Rr 1 W 01. vx ,Q Ja. f 4 is yi S u 1 qi 1 ag, M' -kfx CODY HIGH SCHOOL DETROIT MICHIGAN 'lf 'K 4 4 COMET I' I 9 5 5 CONTENTS , u , 1 l 4 vw-A 4 2 141 ' i . .wb 8.1.9-11.1 N 412 SCHOOL 4 5 ' . ja C. II. GRADUATES Ill. ACTIVITIES . IV. SPORTS . V. FACULTY . VI. ADVERTISERS Page Four WNW' Educatlon 111 the spmt of hfe must recogmze and use the great aCt1VC iorcts that control hung Ilie IS progrtssnc Educatxon must discard the outgrow I1 categoues of thought of a by gone ige, and acqulre a SQICHIIHC attxtude rn order to understand and curry form ard the amazmg drscoxcrles of our age Lxfe IS dxnamlc hductxtxon must be utal alnc actlwe Llfe IS PTHCIICHI I:dUC'ilI0l'l must be usiblt Ilft IS recreatne We must tram for ICISUTC Ixit IS flltlldlj L.dl1Cil1OI1 IS not 1 told IUSICIL duty but a journey dovm a frlendlx lOdd I 11C lb co optmtnt Educatlon has a twofold duty to the com munlty It must refiect the M111 of the people and at the same tlme strive to ra1se the standards oi hte of the commumty Llfe xs ldeahstlc educatlon must alm hlgh ' Frank Cody 5? 1, H . . .. . 4 . . x ' Q . . AIN., . . I ' 1 1 ' ' ' V ... Q . , ' . 1 v. .Y V . . 1 . , , ... . 4 . 'I x . X. .V 7 . . 1 1. .., 4 . ... ..x. -.X Y . V . .h I N Y 41 . V 4 . 1 1 1. , . 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Y . l . ... , . . , Fmal School Annex Added SCHOOL UNIT LARGEST IN DETROIT anuary 31 1955 marked the completron date of the Frank Cody Hrgh School It IS the newest rn Detrolt and one of the natlons largest educatlonal umts When the school opened ln anuary 1992 wrth an enroll ment of 541 students and a staff of 17 classroom teachers mstruc tlon was offered 1n 97 classes The present enrollment of 3170 IS staffed by 117 teachers and over 500 classes are taught m 60 classrooms Cody offers certaln courses whlch are not avarlable ln all Detroxt hrgh schools Among ture Electromcs Tool Desrgn Weldmg Home and Fam1ly Lrv 11115 The vocatwnal wmg of Cody I-hgh School was completed ID January, 1955 Thxs modern annex houses the cafetena, draftmg rooms, home lng and Omqe Maghmeg econonucs department, and the shops, .9-fl' Out of the rubble of construcuon, the vocational annex emerged w1th a bnght, contempa-ary decor Pleasant decoranng, sc1ent1f1c hghtmg, and soundproof mg are only three of the modern features. Page Five 11 I' I J , ', n u . rf .51 J 1 V s ' ' 1 ' ' i V I . I ' 4 . I ir, A , ' It M tV,,,U l t I I Hx I. - I ,M . . ,- x 'Q fr Agv Y' 'J them are Stage Craft, Horticul- , ' , . , Q I a a , - . . . . , . l.,,,s I 0 X . . . . . . . - JL The machine age demands that the young man of today know the fundamentals of production. Both lecture periods and actual practice are used in teaching the intricacies of the It could very well be one of Cody's own future architects and engineers who will design an autom- atic potato peeler or a rocket to the moon, kg i , modem machine in this class. Richard Harris among others is concentrating on doing a fine job of knurling a handle. TRAINING SKILLS It took skilled engineers and draftsmen to design and build Cody, and today in its halls walk some of tomorrow's engineers, mechanics, electricians, welders, draftsnien, and other workers in industry. They are now students at Cody preparing for their entrance into a world desiring men with a vast technical knowledge, and it is these men for whom our country has its greatest need. These boys were brought up in an industrial city, and the chances are good that they will remain in Detroit after graduation. With their talented hands and mechanical minds, they are learning their trade now. Cody is blessed with a practical arts department complete with drafting rooms and machine, electrical, wood, and welding shops. They are spacious and carry all the equipment necessary to learn the most up-to-date methods of production. Cody's vocational unit offers a home economics de- partment which guides our future honiemakers in the arts of contemporary living. Industry need skilled weldefs, and the knowledge that these boys have will prove to be xnvaluable The boys in Mr, Hinde1ang's weldmg class don goggles to do their classwork. These Cody boys are in- dulging wholeheartedly in the do-it-yourself craze and in this woodshop class they learn how to do it themselves. IN THE PRACTICAL ARTS A future Nobel prize winner may be in this group of chem students, Perhaps one will discover a way of ending the plagues of mankind. From their initial experiments with oxygen and water, chem- istry students go on to further work with sulphur, esters, metals, and other more advanced experimentation, Along with their abstract work, the junior chemists learn the practical applic - Exploring the Mysferies LABORATORY SCIENCES The science department aids students to learn more about themselves and the world they live in, Biology takes them through the evolu- tion of plants and animals from the smallest blobs of protoplasm and algae to the study of man. Chemistry students learn about the chem- ical structure of the world. Further study of matter and energy is part of the course of study in physics. Floriculture courses teach students about care of the soil, the growth and nutrition of plants, and arrangement of the blossoms. In addition to the textbook-covered subjects, Codyites learn many more things in their science classes. They learn to be careful with delicate equipment and dangerous chemicals. They learn the application of this newfound knowledge to everyday life. The study of science is a useful addition to any student's life. ation of their new skill. Many students go into the lab after hours and do work on experiments for extra credit and for the experience. k, . -1 LZ11. ,r 1.1 Lookit the amoeba ! S L, Biology QIIQ students are in the process of learning the mysterious workings of the human body. QThe gentleman on the table is It. j Working with real and artificial flowers, iloriculture students As physics students watch, Mr. McNamara learn the gracious art of flower starts turning the crank of the electrostatic arranging and corsage making. machine and makes blue sparks fly, ,Ati -O his 'lf ,I :CIW vw Llx' ww S -mpg 54.4 5 4, nf' 41- , '-,TW V . ' X N I , 2 ,W I fl 5. 'W' , fh '15, 4 5 URW -pf' Q K. ji M V ey, Q A 4 if 4547? E 'IQ' XZ A in if :,. 4z..,f,.,fy 1 W ' mg: f, Q ., 5. , ,,,, n.u1:W,l, 'M 5' ffm: .1 4 7 I K g'5E L'S., - ,, I. , , Q 1' aw ' 1. , '1 fs' .1,.1'1e'. - fs. , V W . V- 'GQ -Q - . .3 ft 'K-, ,, X qi r . Y . ..X Iggy 7? Sfudenfs Exhibit Talenf X FINE ARTS For those students at Cody who are musically inclined, there is also a wide selection of oppor- tunities. Under the direction of Mr. XVells, the Cody Band plays at auditorium assemblies, spe- cial programs, and other activities in and around Cody. The bands entertained at the Winter Concert. 12' f X J The vocal classes also sing for concerts and special programs. Their remarkably professional polish is due in great part to the work of those who instruct and conduct the young singers. Whether in music or the visual arts, the fine arts department provides many opportunities lsr artistic development. asset to social life. Whether in hayride harmonizing, barber- shop quartets, or soprano-baritone duos, music hath charms, The soft whisper-song of the stringed instrument: is sung at cody tooo Page Eleven 9B World Hxstory UQ glves Cody freshmen a start ID the1r stud1es of soclal scrence throughout Iugh school Asplrmg announcers? Cody students use the m1crophone 1n radro speech class to further then trammg for work m radlo and t61EV'1S1OH, - 4 Math, algebra, so11d and plane geomeuy the mathematlcs de partment offers a w1de assortment of courses for those who lxke to work wlth numbers. The planmng SCSSIOUQ for panel d1SCI.lSSlO'DS The themes th1s Enghsh class are wntmg wlll prepare them for college work and for the reports that are wrltten 1n busmess Page Twelve Como esta usted? Spanish, French, and Latin are the languages offered to Cody- ites, language courses teach the customs, language, and history of the country studied, Q EDUCATION IN THE LIBERAL ARTS Vvltll a good ltberal arts background graduates are helped to get ahead lll whateyer Held they may enter Whether they wish to make lndustry or busmess their held Engllsh hlstory and mathcmatlcs are 1IlYZ1lLlIiblC aids In addmon to learnlng correct grammar EIlgllSll students learn to be selectne about their readxng to w rlte themes to do research work and the correct way to use the llbrary History students during their four years 1l'l lugh school learn world lll5IOIy Amerlcan history CINICS and CCOITOIHICS ThlS knowledge aids them m lnterpretlng the worklngs of government and hclps them to be good CIIILCTIS Xl'lIl1CITlZ1llCS is nnportant to other professions 111 addltxon to engineering and sclence Household accounting bookkeeping buying and selllng and other work require a good knowledge of math The ablhty to express ones self well IS helpful to anyone at any t1me ID his lxfe In the speech classes Codyxtes learn self expresslon and poise In preparation for their future in the business world, commercial students learn to solve the mysteries of touch typing, shorthand, double entry bookkeeping, and office machines, Coached by Mr. Earl Sloan, Joanne Clynick won the school championship in the interpretative reading division of the speech contest this year, Page Thirteen Cody is Proud of These . SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS Cody High, the newest and biggest school in Detroit, has many unique features. Drivers' training, job upgrading, office machines, florticulture, and family living are some of our special courses. Cody's auditorium is also a departure from the traditional. A suspended ceiling, air conditioning, a high-fidelity audio system, scientific acoustics, and our especially designed asbestos curtain make Cotly's auditorium both beautiful and functional. In the cafeteria, Codyites can either buy a hot lunch or eat their home-packed lunches. As modern and bright as tomorrow, the sanitary kitchen is used to prepare nourishing and delicious food. The special features of Cody help to make it fun to go Mx' Theiler interviews aH'memP1OYed young man who is undertaking an informal to School' program of instruction in order to become a more employable and successful worker, Heads bowed and voices hushed, Cody students watched as the snap in the fall breeze. The stirring words of the Pledge of Al- color guard carried the flag onthe day of the flagpole dedication, 1egiance echoed then from a thousand throats. To the quiet rumble of a drum roll, the colors were raised to LM A W 7 I L fn... '1 .- 1 A +.. 6 is QL Cody's asbestos curtam. The desxgn to the left of the breakmg out of the cocoon of self consclousness The curtam IS an abstracuon of Shakespearean characters curtaln as a whole symbohzes the wealth of dramauc The rxght s1de shows the butterfly of self expressxon opportumty avallable to Cody students Th1s car IS a classroom to drivers' uamxng students Here they leam the ways of the road. jf ?,,.a-ngp-nli- --L..-D In our modern hbrary, students and teachers gather to read, study, and use the w1de selection of references From astronomy to zoology, mformauon can be found fi. -is 8 . on almost every subject. Thxs ms the cafetena that houses the cooks who cook the food that feeds the faces of hungry Cody High students ' 5. 'ze-N XA Stars of the First Magnitude Ziff CLASS OFFICERS OF JANUARY 1955 TONY CATALLO MILDRED KRENITSKY dl EDWARD HAIEK K KATHERINE BURDICK sx-:Anon LAVIOLETTE c po dl s Pslish Q C O C O SX President Recor 'ng Secretary r Vice-President on-es n 'ng ecretary TYCRSIIFBI' a. e i teen 5- .' 0 Q- , f f A 4 u ' . .ROL ANDERSON BCH HLLINGSIEY LUTHER BIAIR IAN!-IT BURBANK 491 flg uf I , ROERT CARTER TONY CATALID ARIENE CONRAD ROERT COX BRIAN ELIASSON ALICE FLETCHER CHRISTINE GILLIN CAROLE GOIDSMITH S v GROZANICK EDWARD HAIEK RALPH HOAG BARBARA HG FMAN f y 9 K, f' , Q 2.3 '. i5'?A,i,3 , LfQ54ffL 1,5 A , --..-J A Q, -V KA'I'HERlNE BURDICK QPU: Ji, ' ' X Y., . A - 4 4 JERRY DEAN VIRGINIA DONAL CLASS OF JANUARY 1955 1' , ,,,,. . sz.-72' 'Y' , . 4' fair ' I -'fl FRED HOLMES ANNE HUNTER Page Nineteen I VQ X M K -...f MARY ICHNSCN LEONA ONUSEVICH Page Twenty .-Q, .. Alf Z' gm P A ,. vfling me ,Mk , JAMES KIDBUCHAR SANDRA KOHIER RICHARD KOWALSKE MIIDRED KRENITSKY RQSEMARY KUCK ' 1.-H A C' , K rs W N llx. . , A ,i , '- . - t 1 ' if Vk.k' ' f f if A 7 f 'tr , 1 Ai' f , -' fl, CARLENE McDANlEl. ROIAND MCFADDEN KAY MCLAREN ELAINE MADISON CAROLE MARRIK if 'K J H S' 1 ANN PARASCANDALO JEAN PATE RUDDY PITTAWAY ALICE RIPPE RAYMOND ROSE , X an 'S 'nh x X g lG'lN STRQYK JOHN SEWC EROME THOMPSON CHARLES TRAMBAUER THOMAS TRUE DAVID KUHNS PAUL KUZWA SHARON lAVlOLE'l'I'E UMA MARVIN THOMAS MEDTZINGR ROGER MESKO Id'IN ROSSEY MARIE SCHMIDT CAROL STRAND 1 as .',--5 gtg., R , 5, v JAMES TUDOR MARYELIZN VANDERZIEL RONAID WAMSIZY I DONNA LEWIS CAROL MITCHELL CLASS OF JANUARY 1955 4, ELIA WESTCOTT CAROLE LUNDEN KAREN NELSON WILLIAM O'HARA Nor PHOTOGRAPHED PATRICIA BROWN sox-:JA BROWN DoN HARVEY PE GGY S IMON MERRILYN WILSON EVBRLY WOLSTENCROFT Page Twenty-one P H, 0 A .V 5. - ff Kyra pf wx ,fits 1 S15 -. , N. M55 ,Zo SNOW TRIP KW In january, the semors went off to Echo Valley ln search of snow, skatlng, and toboggamng Although no snow came, the semors skated, tobogganed on snow hauled m by the truckload, and danced then way through the1r three day hohday '-Hifi CLASS DAY Page Twenty two Class Day 1S a txme for I'6JO1C1l'1g and rem1n1sc1ng Graduatxon rehearsal, class make up the day's act1v1t1es A -1 fm .w , 3 . . . , E, Q- - I . ,Q , '3 L L , ' fi .wi I ' V I I 1' fun ' ' ' ' ' V H I f , prophecy, senior luncheon, and a dance , - . 1 V ' Bright Lights Among June s Galaxy of Graduates ARTHUR WYATT P es1dent CLASS OFFICERS OF JUNE 1955 STANLEY TYSZKIEWICZ V ce Presmdent PATRICIA GRIFFIN Recording Sec etary 5 SHARON SPERLING Treasure lr-S... MARLENE BURGHARDT Corresponding Secretary Page Twenty three Q K in 6 l V- s I m. . N, ' an '- L 174614. 9 I f '-2351 I 1 RONAID A-BDO FRANCES ADAMS JOSEPHINE AIUTO RAYMOND ALLEN ig' 3 1 jx , ' 7 ' .L tx 'S Xu X x A ROBERT BARTON RICHARD BASSETT VICTORIA BAYOFF V M' . I .y 3 3 6' is ntl A W Q 1, I 1. , af 3 PATRICIA BURDZIAK JENNINCS BURGESS MARLENE BURGHARDT DENNIS BURKE Page Twenty-four , A A ,,. A , A Q., QM S 'S' 'Y ' ,Q 4, A N. ' 13 ' 1 f .ysiizs DAVID CAPONI THOMAS CARRAVALLAH NANCY CAVANAUGH qv- Q V, L . i PHYLLIS ALSTERMARK BARBARA ANDERSO , as ivan: DUANE BEAULIEU MAURICE BLACK r E , 1 JA BURKE CAROLYN BURT 134 97 Z BARBARA CELMER NORMA CHAPIN ,. X S-. il A s. X Y D 7 1 1 ' I - V EVA APKING MARIORIE ARMENTROUT ROBERTA AVEY FRANK BACHER 1 L X x F. A 1 SHIRIIY BLANCHARD MARILYN BORRUSCH U X VIRG IA BYCZEK CHRISTINE BYRNES R 6 pb., , BEVERLY BOSSBACK DARYL CAMERON X Ls.. 5 C HARLES BRE TT CLASS OF JUNE 195 W 1 fi IRMA BAGWELI. .'-We Af O 0- o O Q.. R R VA if A ' ' 7 X Q K N ff I , . Q IAMES BROOME FRANK BUNK kk gg? Q 1 . , A ., :V A ' .a R .V .1 A 4 Zzg gg ,- , . ' ' O, :Ei Q7 CONNE CHOPP M.ARlAN CLANCY MARY COLLINS CATHERINE CONRAD MARY COOK HILLIS COULTER Page Twenty-five Q 1 I ig., I , I ff BARBARA COVITZ KENNETH CRESPI ANN CRONKHITE DAPHNE CULLUM MILAN DOCKERY RAY DUDA PATRICIA DUNCAN f 3 f-v I i, I 4 g 4, TOM FELIKS ELo1s1: nrman Romarvr Fwnss JOANNE FRASER A ' , 7- in '14 L, f. ,' 1. , I Downss ooc.o1.A DOROTHY oowlmn Ann-:NE GRAD Page Twenty-six l ,Af :E I I' CONSTANCE DALY GERAIDINE DANIEL ROERT DUNN uh .,' :Adi 6- ,4 J . PATRICIA DURYEA PATRI EMAN RONALD GARBIN ERIC GRANI-'ELDT JOHN GRAVES HARRY DANIELS QRALDINE DYSON Q0 my S 1 PHXLLIP CII-IRING N, i J. NANCY DAUGHERTY N ' fe ROSE DZIEKAN NANCY GEORSHEFF ,w ROERT DAUGHERTY 'W F . 4 S x DENNIS ELLIOTT r dl SYLVIA CES5 :fi L' AGNES GRECH LOIS GREENSHIELDS PATRICIA GRIFFIN DAVID DECKARD Q F x CJ I - fx .LX ,C RICHARD DEVOS 2 SSP Il IOAN FAELLA IEANETTE FAGERMAN PATRICIA FEARON CLASS G ff OF M JUNE ffffg , 1955 LAWRENCE GIOIA THOMAS GRII-TITH LOIS HALL GENE HAMILTON Page Twenty-seven 1 1 ., W. - V wif. 3 . M ,, . I E293 A f 3 172, Q BEVERLY 1-mmcmass f 3572? - JA DOYLE KNIRK Page Twenty-eight n 1 KATHLEEN HAYES H fu. W! GERALD KATULSKI any 6 I ,wg , Y' Mi ,IANICE HIEDDLE PHYLLIS KAUCIC 1 'ff i f ,pgxgigwf ,rg Aw ,.,,, ,J I' BETTY HI-ZNTHORNE THOMAS KAZNECKI 3 ya 1: g, X , X BURTON HUMM W, JOANN xmssn GEORGE JACOBSEN r X RITA KENNEDY 3' 6 X , i 1 f DONALD KNOWLES JANET KONDRATKO GERADDI V5 EK CPHUSTINE KOSIERACKI 1 fl ' , . ' FQ if .1 ' L f ' x f, :ff l ',ffiA ' 'A' .' , 1,23 , 'A - 12' V 1, I H , CAROLYN KUSCHEU. MARLENIZ KUSMERZ HELEN LACNY FRED LADA SPIERWIN LANGDON Q I I . . . 1 .' N 4 '- N3-.' - ., vp 11.7 .I 1 .12 . H. 3 -2, ,, -.1 V 1. . .I-. RICHARD JAMES Q5' .A Y . FRED IOHNSON ROBERT JOHNSON VICTORIA KALINOVIK RICHARD KANOWSKI M251 I 1 3 2 v x - '7 4, f 4 , f i AV ' , 1 . -A--Q b xmczxowsxu moms me JOHN xuucsn NARD xu:cHA cwmms KNEEBONE numcm: xNsxu.Y CLASS JUNE I , 1955 Mmqonm xxmwmc mxms xunom PA1-sv Kuczmrsna F- ,1 Q- G , V I L Q5 , 1 , :B .k JERRY LEHMAN GRALD 1zN'n az'r'rY LEONARD DAVID I-ESI-II JANET I-IGGETT PATRICIA I-OW Page Twenty-nine 1954? 7' ci Q.. :Y 2? 1 T. - 'FW ' f- M 1 JOAN LUKASIK JACQUELINE LYNCH BETTY MCCORMICK , I 5 W CAROL MESSECAR Page Thirty 25,2247 IOAN MADLINGER w JOAN MCI-'ARLAND JOAN MCFARQU1-ma I f' x -As nu. Moor.: GRAID MAGALSKI MILAN MAIAROV MARY MALLARD MARCIA MANN fc l 1, -2 I y 6 I LORRAINE METZ S TAN IEY NEDWIC K ELVIRA MICHI-2I.E'I'I'I M33 'XM aft? F ROERT NI-IWSOM Q X Ilia IOAN MILLER WILLIAM MILLS ROBERT MORENCY 5- . E, Y IACK NINOMIYA LAWRENCE NORUK DARLENE NOWAK MCLAUGHLIN DONALD Mcuaon C 1 - Q I 'A X' X' I , If f, J f ? GERALD MANN GERALD MARLETTE QW 1 25, x CAROL MURPHY PATRICIA MURTHA VERA MUSICK VIRGINLA MacDONA1.D NORMAN MACIKA SHEII-A MICKF-N215 ,fs-Zi 42? D!4gx 4 al' 1 Q6 MILDRED MAROVICH JOANNE MARSHALL CONNIE MATTHEWS BEVERLY MEGGITT XFX? BARBARA NEAL S- . lf CLASS CW JUNE 1955 :- I PHYLLIS NURAK OSCAR NYMAN RAYMOND O'DON'NEI1. STELLA ODRZYWOLSKI ROERT OGBURN KATHLEEN O'KI.El 'E Page Thirty-one 6- x LIIA ORSAGE Qliibigziew ' If X ,bf Aa DAVID ROBINSON Page Thirty-two -M .i, l 6 , Q Q xN 6 . - a n 4 ,Q H vl , 5 . 18 X I 11-X, ' I 3Ei:i4.f:::: ' 4 ' ' -EEE: 55553154 -- - I b N Www-. A ' f , 1 f I :.:w1 .- :s,..q A 1 If q. ,f 1, I I JOE PACETTI EDWARD PADAIA IAN PATERSON nomar Pnmcx DAVID PATTERSO Q' 4 ' 6 3 ' ,. Ii' ,sv ' i I . v Y s I if ff fin I N w A Q? Jag! . IRENE P01-LANDS CHARLES POTACZAK LORALEE PRITULA ETTY PROKES PATRICIA RAECK 1 5 G ' 6' ff A x J A I X . MARY ELLEN ROHNSON RICHARD ROBISC1 GERALD RUMPZ MARGARET RUSH CAN RYBICKI C X V X . ,sr s ' 'A ' PATRICIA SHIELDS MARGARET SHOMO ,EAN SIMMCXWS KATHLEEN SIMMONS CAII. SINCER WQEW .. fan, X L , 6- r 6 N 4 ' DANA PELLMAN CARL PETERS DORIS PHILLIPS MARY PICCOLO NORMA PIRRIE A 6 . 1., W' 3 , K I -' I ' ' I . I V J, I ' ' , ,. x ' - x 31252 ' A f - 21 I K. X 2 ELAINE RAYFIELD JOYCE REYNOLDS BRUCE RIGCS ROBERT RIGGS PATRICIA ROBERTS ALBERT ROBERTSON - I K 2 6 OF X CAROIE SCI-IANG MARY SCHEI-'PER DAVID SEVICNY - I ai 4. .za 4-S . 'C .I 6- G' ' I 'S . 9 . ' N VA P, 1.3 I nN I 2. 4 X 1 X I , s I. K - LORELEI SKIRCHAK CASIMER SIIOMCZENSKI ROBERT SMITH SHIRLEY SMITH QRALD SOFINSKI JOAN SPENCER Pa. ge Thirty-thre e SHARON SPERLING PEGGY SPIRES PHILLIP STAWOWY EIAINE STISLICKI 5 A F A gf Q if ' , 1 Q ' .4 , I E ' .-1. W V A v if :- ' 'fx R Lf . :aw -,f, fy., 3 f5,5g,h' 5 5 . i lafseizieffrg-Af , W 2, E I f ROSE MARY TALJPA CAROL TIHUISSEN RAYMOND THOMAS BARBARA STOIARCZYK JOHN STRAUB A in + C YP f f DONALD TROSPER SHARON WALLS S TANLEY TYS ZKIEWI 1 -1. : moms vuzuco IUSTINIE VQELKER BEVERLY wAuNsK1 JOHN WN-05 SHIRLEY WAI-Z X Q x v- 1 S Q 9 I r f Y ,I - .1 I f I i .L-'S 1,,n,,,:hf 'Bmw CHARLES wmmms sANrmA wn.uAMs BARBARA wu.us EUGENE wnmsn JERRY Page Thirty-four 'ik s, UF as x , ' . fx ,. uf A A if lx, DONALD STRONG LYNDA STUART ALOYSIU5 URBAN THOMAS VANCE gif? 3 MARGARET WARREN DONNA WERNER IOSH,H!NE WOJCIX ARTHUR WYATI' BEVERLY SWALLOW X LUELIA VANDEWATER IDRETTA VENUTO PHILLIPA WHITE IO ANN YAEGER DDKIE WICKERSHAM IDI 5 g . A' -ff WARD SWANSON IILI. TALBOT MILDRED VERVAECK CLASS JUNE 1955 WILLIAM ZDAN EDWARD EUIER BARBARA VEU CASOVIC NOT PHOTOGRAPHED GEORGE DYE ROBERT WOLLER SHIRIEY ZOMBIRT Page Thirty fzve .' it . Y Y D :Y S 9 n - x ' NG ' F X 4 l A 9- -' X Q A -V. xi, K 1 8 A 'A 6 OF 6 A 7' c A 'Fi 6 b Q t rm- gain Q OW si.,-5xcXLlT N ' x x 3 STERLII SPERLIIF f-Xf Ill flu! CAMPAIGN Q Q Q y rn an smai! my Wah In-ight painted pastcts C balloam, deenrated cars and far ietchui campa-:gn pr Cady had its Sm two senmr eieczmns Vickm Kaimmik bless maxed aut an paper ties and gaudy giasses in wppaerz. of her eandzdazes. Froieswr Rocky A gwed has rzamgzfaxgn speezzh for wmnmg mndidaze Skxp Wynn during the Qelenuon raiiy The senior eleczasms were a high pmm an the semester far the graduating axuzients. X Page Th1rty smx Some of the exghty-snr semors who went to Washmgton, D C to see democracy practxced mn a b1g way i s .K X ' ' 3 , 5 9 f , f Q ,. , i E g , 1'-vi, I F . ,V N in X L , 3 XTX X X21 .,nf.P'Q' 4,3 F Y! 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ACTIVITIES 4 Z E Q ' 1 ' W 5, 4 wr slr ' C319 ax s In the t.hr11l1ng fmale of the Wmter Concert, the boys and ices singing the Christmas hymn, S11ent Night This guls in the combined chorus assembled together on the dark most beauuful of all hymns provided a fitting climax to the ened stage Out of the quiet darkness rose their triumphal concert, wif: V ' 4s,4.M.r.,.M1 ? ' 1 , 1 Q ? Teachers and students showed close harmony during the concert, Miss Mike at the The RhYf-hmeftes ' Doris Phi-uiPS, Mamie piano, Miss Seaman and her cello, and Ronald Sczepaniak on clarinet were proofof Bufghafdfn and 5andY Williams ' harmon- Lhat harmony during their number, Under the Lindens, ized to 9- SEV Christmas m910dY: The Toymaker's Dream, The audience got into the act...Mr. Fowler Smith directed. 0 o 0 L 0 , X O Oxo as Go in O 0 , U 7 5 GJ wx Q O fx U O 55 'W 0 Melody in Midwinfer WINTER CONCERT Young male voices were raised in song for two numbers in the Winter Concert, The Boys' Glee Club, under the direction of Mr. Wells, sang, Winter Song and Behold that Star. Page Forty-one Page F orty-two X + il gt i? O We Wish You A Merry Christmas The Mixed X T Choir sang their season's greetings, Q L 'Q offs' 3' L 11, V , ' ,I I, H 4, f px r .fs 14, ffm f f 1 ,f fx fl i i x X 1 4' x 1 f f I In their gentle harmony, the Girls' Glee Club sang Si1ent are the Meadows. The A Band reached ins highest pinnacle of musical success when it played, Christmas Rhapsody. 2 ' 5 1-X its 'ijt Elf fi .'Y'? git? iff peg, V2 Xt? at , f 1 , 5 17 HQ, NOTEWORTHY MUSICAL ORGANIZATIONS g thx' G0i11g :round the WOI'1d in thi ny mfnut es! C0dy'it-es sto PPed briefly in New Orleans to a Xieland ho l' spot. Q ,W To the steady boom of the tribal drums, Explorer Tennenhouse is parboiled and garnished. .di Confetti! su t ks broush and mas earners, Costumes' a cafnival a irtoihehh :di C1115 in Rio' An the caSl 6 , 59,1 ' 1 I F . rom there to Paris and a 4 si de walk Caf 9. Let's Take a Holiday was the theme of Cody Capers for 1955. The musical revue presented in quick succession gay scenes of New Orleans, Paris, Africa, and Rio de janiero. Dixieland bandsmen, singers, cannibals, comedians, and danc- ers frolicked their way to a carnival finale. CCDDY CAPERS ur . the Conga that ended o . - d in 30139 worm hohdall 'tix maria gl-'Q' can-A' T ll L I l Q if f QP Q- f f V fx .,, ifrw 'l 4 wgfeaf . zu L' ': 'gn,.-E , Q Mm ., Ndillhlspi I Every day in Our Town began with 'J ' a hearty break- fast, N W - Rebecca Gibbs, typical sister and pest, related the Crofut just as we expected! George gave episode to brother George in his rather wobbly bedroom. up baseball and college for Emily, The spirit of Our Town, the stage manager, explained all 21 little farm, and the patter of happenings, foretold the future, and gave the audience some little feet. homely philosophy, The Grovers Corners' choir was implored by Simon Stimpson, the choir director and town drunk, not to sing quite so loud. The whole town mourned when Emily dies and, although the day was dismal, they turned out for her funeral, Cody s Firsf Senior Play OU R TOWN S S jx PX ti 5 Q Our Town was an appealing play about life, love, and death in a small town. Our Hrst play was presented under the direction of Mr. Frank Ross. One of its charming features was that it was performed without scenery OI' PYOPS. O Emily wanted to back out, but Father Webb reassured her, and the wedding went on. The undertake: and Emily's city cousin minisced about the dearly departed. The quick and the dead are brought together for a curtain call after a commendable performance. After taking a look at life and realizing the blindness of those who live, Emily accepted eternity. Page Forty-seven Dad looks worried...the principal furious but Ginger stands up for her rights Marcy Bethea alternated with Cassie Kieselewicz as Ginger. Jeannie worries about her role as Victoria The maid has no doubts about G1nger's role as halfback. YVhen Howard Carol issues an eman- cipation proclamation for the students of the town high school, he starts a furor that extends nation wide. Two of his daughters want to quit gym, while his third daughter, Ginger, wants to go out for the football team. Against the wishes of her family and the principal of the high school, she tries out - and makes the team! The resultant confusion made the spring play a delightful comic inter- lude. TIME OUT Dad's boss objects to tomfoolery but Eddie indulges in it. Page Fort-y eight FOR GINGER Ginger confides that she wants tenderness not touchdowns. .rffg x Ginger's boyfriend didn't know his own strength - but a1l's well that ends well. Getting ready for a date. . . Ginger wanted to be a tomboy ,.unti1 that certain urge. IT 1 THE COMET STAFF FOR T955 COMET STAFF...Row 1: C. Burt QPhotog1'aphy Editorj. Row 2: V. Kalinovik fFeature Editorj, j. Voelker fLitex-ary Editorj. Row 3: P. Burdziak fBusiness Managerj, J. Spencer fl-Iditor-in-Chiefj, P. I-lrabar. Row 4: J. Miller, R. Morency, C. Popp, M.M. Smith QFacu1ty Advisory Not pictured: O. Nyman, J. Mackie. Page Fifty The COMET cover design was created by Gary Bean and Gordon Gallo. Mr. Edward Anthony served as Art Advisor. The publication of a yearbook is a Herculean task. Its completion is the finale to a year of tedious preparation. Each page was the result of many hours of intense study, research, and application by members of the staff, who are guided by faculty advisers. The talents of our group, ranging from the practical to the artistic, were exploited to the fullest. The experi- ences we have undergone can only now be fondly recalled. WVe hope our efforts have produced a book that will be well-liked by everyone. Page Fifty-one r 'Q' Q , . +'XP'AfE,.,+ 5?- 'Y If ' Ffa- W, ff, 0 1.0.3 , fy, su if ,.?f5:.6'ff.fk2fEf ' 45' I fa WC! u,9 I ' . 4'-'fi ,X as Cf? , ,. 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I, v - ,.r, ,,-'j v D QS K r , 6.-Q.-,, Wins A. ,.-x, ,-Q QR f. - . , Y- wi - o ,r X0 . - I 'F , 5e9,vg.- '3j- - .V - . ,, 'Ny' v- 1 . ,'-' I 1.- pf v3p :x', ' f ,- My x J v . J ' -1' iv 1' Q, -' -' f .- VJ Q9 -' .- . I K, tx, .F gov F I - pf 1 ' - A M '.:.Q. , .fy - .- .- 4 ' A 'nj--ff' .W . ,V ,f-'Cf'.'gT- ,G L ,C ,,A,Lk ,, -,,- ,.a,vj,.-I ., .1 v ,. - ',.- vqla -1 1, I.. X . 14 4 ,.-:x.x,.'.,:u .v-',--'Q' 1 -x . v . f.,x . , N ,X-yvx'-i, x ww + .x A. , X M' l..gg.C,,,1- -in wg. ' 'fipv a ,X CODY STAR EDITORS. . Row 1 F Morrls QEditoria1 Editorj, M. Domeny QBus1ness Managery, J. Watson QNews Editorj. C Chape QEd1tor ID chiefj, N. Poulos QFaculty Adwsorj, M. Robm son QFeature Editorj, E. Padala QSports Edltorj. THE CODY STAR f J' 'wtiigfsfi 0 0.1 It f, x, e . 5, J-fm, Z m::'?.,s. :5l.3,.Q. J. 'X ,fb . '19, xn- 'N 0, 'x Q.: Nrolih Q.: 7L1 'N ,X 'X-fn . X gy - , .N ' x. -N. 'Q ,-lf' '1.t'Ef':::'3 'l 'Q af. l?',c., :fl,?I ,V .wi-xr. . 'SJ U 5'?'JN. 4,,, 4-213'-' ' NN 1-.' CHQ-.40 1 n ,' I 1.x ,x N' Q 'X o's 'i5 , 'f '.gNs'Q' STUDENT GOVERNMENT The Student Council at Cody is our repre- sentative form of student government. They act as intermediaries between the students and the faculty. We at Cody owe many things to the Student Council's efforts. Cody pennants, book covers, the freshmen guidebook, even our nick- name COMETS. Complaints and suggestions for improvement at Cody are also handled by the Student Council. The service assembly for those who have earned their green-and-gray rib- bons is sponsored by the Council every semester. The Sportsmanship Council helps to promote good sportsmanship between schools and within this school. They sponsor exchange days be- tween Cody and other high schools, where our Codyites get a chance to know what students from other schools are like, They also rate the sportsmanship of Cody supporters at sports events. Representatives from the Sportsmanship Councils of every high school in the city gather annually to discuss ways to further good sports- manship between schools. STUDENT COUNCIL The IMSSC Sportsmanship Flag is flown by every high school whose good sportsmanship at athletic t i t contests merits it, Cody's pennant has never been lowered in the entire 1955 sports season, Page Fifty-four STUDENT COUNCIL... Row 1: T. Curtis, R. Chopp, E. Padala, J. O'l-iam, P. Hurd. Row 2: I. Thomsen, S, Dinwiddie, J. Allen, C. Knuutinen. Row 3: M. Bullard, P. Gnbbins, D. Seigle, R. Riggs, Row 4: E. Bell Qsponsorj, R. Grabke, B. Dergis, R. Patrick, N. Katz Qsponsory Row 5: C. Sperling, R. Schebel, B. Ralls, D. Lyall, M. Majarov, E. Hayman. SPORTSMANSHIP COUNCIL SPORTSMANSHIP COUNCIL.. Row 1: P. Griffin, S. Tyszldewicz, J. Max-kunas, P. Burdziak. Row 2: I. Skirchak, S. Smith, C. Matthews. Row 3: 1. Miller, T. Chaney, V. Knlinovik, C. Burt. Row 4: C. Schang, M. Mann, J. Spencer, Row 5: O, Nyman, E. Granfeldt, E, Padala, T. Morrison Qsponsorj. Page Fifty-five A.M. HALL GUIDES... Row 1: R. Autio, P. Reamer, J. Uoz- umi, I. Posivak, H. Ruckdaeschel, P. Neal, A. Cronkhite, D. Yeikowslci, S. Dominiak, M. Gonzalen Row 2: J. Andary Qsponsorj, A. Chemello, D, Gogola, P. Pinkowski, R. Kaczy- nsld, L Frost, B. Swallow, P, Spires, S. Smith, G. Heyer, J. Keene. Row 3: E. Stislicki, R. Dyer, C. jankowsky, D. Ferry, R. Heyza, H. Coulter, J. Nepsey, M. Donnell, J. Her- don, D. Dannewitz. Row 4: A. Grad, S. Hardin, V. Angers, S. Walls, J. Vandergriff, J. Blavat, A. Grech, I.. Hall, N. Maniago, I. Gamber, D. Danneweitz, Row 5: C. Calder, R. Procup, T. Molony, F. Adams, C. Fultz, R. Grabke,D. LaMoreau.x, O. Nyman, M. Feldman, W. Thomas, F. Szy- manski, W. Filipiak. Row 6: R. Patrick, D. Leslie, R. Larsen, W. Kramer, G. Sexton, C. Rankin, J. Michalski, K. Woller, R. Fraser, D. Neihoff, D. Gochnour, I.. Jardine, D. Dallape, N Q G- HALL GUIDES P M HALL GUIDES Row 1 J Gregg, J M1tchel1, J Andary Qsponsorj, Row 4 S Enghsh, A. Dye, N Toy, S Roberson, K. Sm1gulec, A Hofmann, T Kowal, G Heyza, Szpunar, M. NGSS, C Collms, S Boaz, V W1eCkOWSkl, G Koracslty, M. Stmello, R. McK.1nd1es. Row 2 M. Fancher, A Ferguson,j Wa1s, D Yeager, A Kujawa, P Yodrs, S Nowak, I Barna, M Mayer, I. Ford, J Kerstem, J Fnu, M. Burns, M. Goy, R. Horal, P PIOTIOWSICI, K. Bushey, E. For-ton. Row 3 B. Henznng, M. Bond, J D1nw1dd1e, J jones, S Dav1s J TISIQE, M. Larson, I. Capote, A Ward, A. Delk, M. Dodee, N Mazgar, C Sage, I. Roslek, M Mlskew, S KOPDCFUI,-I Page Frfty s1x Larkm, B. Potts, C Emest, M.A. Tab1czyk,J Baker, F Ball, D Denms, D Dav1s Row 5 ,I Thabodeau, G Olszewslu, I Caperton, P Szymczak, M. ldzror, C Graham, W Baxter, J Smrth, B Grll, R Stolmcla, F.. Monahan, D Yakuber, F Daley, Y Walls Row 6 B. Trav1ss, P M1ller, C Marzec, C Cox, R. Kucharskr, H. Warner, G McComb, A. Adas, W Chnstopher, R. Ch1czewsk1, R Carroll, J Joyce, G Zamarka, I Sroka 6 , , . 3 3 , 5. i , N . g an I u Q s 7 l o s D . U R . . . I 2 0 1 Q c a o o Q 9 u o s 3 s s I I . O l I C I n 1 Q o n 0 l . . . . . . . . ' f . U I . ' ' U I l I U C I U . U U I . I I 0 o -. SERVICE IS OUR PRODUCT USHERS USHERS Row 1 S Martm, P Mxchalak, V Muslck, V Pot Pntula, R, Hxbler, M Domeny, N Ch3.P1D,J S1mmons,j Land ter, I Marshall, C Messecar, B. Brewer, B. Cox. Row 2 j fan, C Schang, D I-Ieatley, R. Lehman Qsponsorj. Row 5 M, Rose, M. Bergtozd, M. Makar, M. Alesun, M. Fancher, D Bethea, I. Orsage, C Bestxan, W Baxter, P Connelly, K. Shelly, Parnls, D Kavcxc, E Apkmg, C Chnstle Row 3 1 Ryblckl G Ferguson, T Yudt, I-L Granfeldt, J. Reynolds. Row6 B, S D1nw1dd1e, D Nowak, J Rozenbajgxer, S Stebbms, S Qmgle Harkness, E Hayman, J Rumpz, R. Morency, W Keppen, E I Ryan, D Dzxczek, D Chnstxe Row 4 E, 'TYSZIGEWICZ Padala, G Gnm, D Huntley, E Bagwell Page Flfty seven r I M - '- - l : D. . . . . . . . : . . ., . . : s ' e n - l n . . l Y, a n o o . . ' . ' . : ' ' , I.. . ' . . . 4-if , if'-X'--1-ng l V55-X 3 l 1 to 1 T WZ ll, Ulf A41 SW ll mlb ..- -fs STAGE CREW Row 1 M. Kubota, R. Lada, D F Pellman, R.Krofchok,DJ.PeI1mah. Row2 j.Bond,S Booth,J Booth, F Wylston, 1. McLennan. Row 3 S Donn,j Debol, C. Peten, P. Pelhan, R. Ol-lei, F. Lada. Row 4: M. Sheehan, J. Niedbula, G. Phillips, D. Doan, G. Flick. Row 5: D. Perry, K. Livingxton, I. Anderson, F. Kaiser, J. janicki, D. Drallmeier, Row 6: Gs Sexton, M. Makxymetz, D. Radatz, G. Grim, C. Popp. THEY ALSO SERVE The halls are sttll dark when the Dawn Patrol goes on duty At then' posts at 7 30 am they protect the halls from unauthorlzed early v1s1tors The Stage Crew and Vlsual A1dS Staff handle all the work 1n connectlon wlth the mechanlsms of the stage the moyle machmes and the pubhc address system No entertalnment nor all school communlcatxon could be undertaken mthout the help of these SCTVICC orgamzatlons The brlght splashes of color seen on corridor malls are Ad Club posters advertxslng commg events at Cody The Ad Club makes all the posters and banners to advertlse sports ewents plays dances and other student acttvmes XVhen students have finlshed usmg textbooks, they sell thetr old books ln the Used Bookstore The students tn this orgarnzatton help Codyxtes to buy and sell books for a falr prxce. , Q S1 f 'I E I 2 t 4 ' W ' 2 1' x D x v I EY la 1 'E l E: Lf' I rn X Q. 'flu , 4 I f s, y 1 E , X, x:.t 5. ' 1 Q X. ' X wr! s E as f' , ' lla ll of M. 1 -, 'i: '-1,-K Y U af V X xx XX xx s V DAWN PATROL.. Row 1: P. Webster, R. Alexander, E. Hayman, R. Grabke, T. King. Row 2: L Woodfield, M, Piccolo, J. Schleuning. Row 3: I. Kellar, G. Morris, I.. Leech, C. Schafranski, C, Klimek, I. Stuart. Row 4: C. Harrison, S. Tyszkiewicz, F. Smith, R. Auguston, I.. Herb, M. Cook. Row 5: R. B0vi11 Qsponsorj, H. Green Qsponsorj, W. Goodman Qsponsorj, USED BOOK STORE STAFF... Row 1: D. Phillips, J. EHRSSOD, D. Bost ick, Row 2: S. Shuput, C. Nyman, E. Harms, R. Campbell. Row 3 R. Hunt, S. Martin, P. Griffin, B. Koivu, H. Granfeldt, Row 4: T. Carravallah, R, Allen, R. Buck, E. Bell Qsponsorj, E, Granfeldt, E. Padala, R. Koteras, AD CLUB... Row 1: D. Wilkins, J. Voelker, E. Anthony Qsponsorj. Row 2: T. Carravallah, J. Stevenson, Row 3: J. Deagen, C. Sperling, S. Sperling Qpresident Row 4: S. Tyszkiewicz, C. Burt, J. Spencer, V. 1- Kalinovik. CHEM. PHYSICS CLUB... Row 1: C. Breedlove fsponsorj, C Chape, J. Anderson Qvice-presidentj, M. Black Qpresidentj, R Allen, P. McNamara Qsponsorj. Row 2: J. Hymers, C. Harvey, J. Eliasson, S. Wynne, H. Lacny, I, Thomsen, A. Beardsley. Row 3: J. Angelus, B. Yaskoff, C. Molnar, R. Chopp, J. Penn, B. Willis. Row 4: R. Conger, 1. Kellar, R Pawlosld, R. Dzwonek, I. janicki, I. Herb. Row S: R. Simmons, K. Winn, D. Garbin, R. Czech, M. Maksymetz, D. Cook, D. Jensen. CAREERS UNLIMITED The Chem-Physics Club was formed for those Codyites interested in science. Their agenda for the past year included speakers on different aspects of science. Another outside activity was a trip the club took to Great Lakes Steel. The Horizon Club, a senior division of the Campfire Girls, is a service club at Cody. The members are interested in keeping alive the ideals that they conceived while they were in the Campfire Girls. The Future Nurses, Future Teachers, and Future Engineers have the future in mind. In their clubs they learn things that will help them with their chosen professions. During the last year, the almost RNS were busy making cancer pads. They also took a trip to one of the hos- pitals. The Future Teachers showed several movies connected with the art of teaching. The Future Engineers featured speakers and trips to industrial plants. The Tri-Language League is made up of the Spanish, French, and Latin Clubs. Once a month they hold a meeting with one of the divisions providing the entertainment. The Spanish division threw a gay Mexican Hpinata party, the French group featured a tour con- ductor showing his slides of Europe, and the Latin division gave a fashion show-Roman style. FUTURE ENGINEERS... Row 1: G. Gentile, W. Miller, B. Ralls, R. Hanlon. Row 2: C. Hassa, G. Nowak, B, Fill. Row 3: H. Babcock Qsponsorj, S. Tozer, D. Early, D. Doan. Row 4: L Spanberger, R. Pawlosld, D. Kroll, G. Rourk, M, Richards. Row 5: R. Pharis, D. Robson, R. Laubert, C Westergard, G. Flintosh, E. Bugajski. Row 6: J, Cobleigh, C. Zubris, D. VanLooy, B. Stanley, L Gray. C1 FUTURE TEACHERS... Row 1: K. Sparks, M. Collins fsponsorj, W. Northcott Qsponsorj, j. Horner. Row 2: B. Prieur, N. Tvaska, J. Berger. Row 3: E. Howell, J. Wemette, S. Dinwiddie, G. Ptasinski. Row 4: B. Iskra, P. H1'2b2-F, F. Morris, P. Goldman. Row 5: K. Van Camp, C. Bastian, C. Chape, G. Klepach. S- ' L 'as FUTURE NURSES CLUB... Row 1: G. Schmidt fsecretaryj, HORIZON CLUB... Row 1: M. Kenny Qtreasurerj, M. I. Hill Qpresidentj, S. Kuhns Qtreasurerj. Row 2: S. Homer, Galloway Qvice-presidentj, D. Cook Qpresidentj, M. Allen B. Catallo, E. Krinke. Row 3: B. Simon, G. Jacobs, S. Qsecretaryj. Row 2: D. Ingland, D. Foris, M. Dorony, H. Shuput, MrS. F. Foster Qsponsorj. Row 4: R. Dyer, N. Foris Qsponsorj. Row 3: C. Foce, M. MacKenzie, J. Glen, M2lr1i2gO, C. Bastian, R. Marley. ROW 5: S. Lierman, N. Evans. Row 4: A. Fowler, M. Garbacik, P. Harris, S. C. C011iI1S, B. Gill. Schmidt, C. Kraemer. 1 Lx: 1 TRI-LANGUAGE LEAGUE... Row 1: 1. Reynolds QFrench div. E. Zamba, J. Clynick, J. Ryan, C. Nadra, N. Toy, R. Swan- sec'yj, V. Bayoff flfrench div. pres.j, j. McLennan fLatin div. son, M. Dellbarrio Qsponsorj. Row 4: R. Collins, B. Iskra, D. treas.y, S. Donn fLatin Div. sec'yQ, J. Spencer QLatin div. pres.j Kelleher, C. Molnar, 1. Mazza, J. Torphy, C. Burt, D. Christie, J. Dietz fSpanish div. pres.,, J. Mackie QSpanish div. vice-pres.j C. Christie, M. Weaver, C. Schad, A. Brezina. ROW 5: A. M. Domeny fSpanish div. sec'yj, J. Ninomiya QSpanish div, Beardsley, I. Walnut, J. Angelus, B. Yaskoff, D. Petranek, D. treas.j, M. Syron Qsponsorj. Row 2: K. Sparks, J. Fraser, J. Curns, M. Sheehan, J. Watson, N. Swan, S. Lierman, B. Dergis Uozumi, L. Posivak, J. Heggblom, J. Krym, J. Fei-rib, A. Kuj- R. Lada. Row 6: N. Maniago, R. Grabke, M. Taschner, T. awa, L. Metz, P. Ryan, J. Carlyon, j. Starnper. Row 3: C. Curtis, T. Carravallah, M. Maksymetz, D. Vanbooy, T. King, Moore fsponsorj, G. King, I. Bond, J. Eliasson, S. Dinwiddie, T. Mui-tha, G. Wald, j. Smith, R. Swan. Q., ,il Q. .f sh ll nr' HUMAN RELATIONS CLUB... ROW 1: H. Dahlheimer Qspon- sorj, S. Hayter, M. Clancy, A. Cronkhite, 1. Ferrill, W. Good. man lsponsmj. Row 2: L. Meginley, D. Brudzisz, P. Freeman, D. Phillips, N. Pirrie, C.. Schweitzer. A. Brezina. Row 3: Y. Andersen, E. Barnhart, A. Ward, V. Bayuff, F. Lada, J. Quinn. A9 H Kid . if 1,-J X..x ,. Row 4: D. Hawthorne, S. Spa:-ling, C, B. Smlarczyfk, I. Kellar, K. Robinson, M. Taschner. I. Ramps, 1. G'Hara, E, iohnson. The dents abou: IS an reaiized endeavor. werexft with born tries spoke Old his m club also jazz I special assembly, in which jack Surreil, - ' a leading Detroit disc jockey, explained the meaning and growth of jazz. A unique feature of the Human Re- lanions Club is that it is run by a Board of Directors. LIBRARY STAFF... Row 1: D. Ingland, M, Obed, Row 2: G. Caimi, J. Heggblom, R. Weller, D. Faris, S. Tozer. Row 3: N. Evans, M. Ness, I. Keliar, j. Miiler, B. Willis. Row' 4: S, Walz, C. Chape, C. Burt. THE HUMAN FACTOR ,., an Codyizes belonging te the Receptionist Club have been having a busy year. The members have she job of conducting visitezs around Cody, The Drama Club, a group of theater enthus- iasts, put on piays and shows among themselves. They often go as a group to see pxoiessianal plays and special movies. At :he rare that the membership list of Forensics is rising, Cody students are 'bringing reai honors to their school. Only students who have represented Cody in any speech contest are eiigible for membership, and once they be- long, they prepare for more vocal victeriesf' Many Forensics members have won major speech contests. Among the winners are: Fred Lada, Pamela Work, jeim Thompson, and Diana Grauman. , . Q 'af ff pd- f 'lv CLUBu9s Row 2.2 Fu Ds Kane-ic, P. Michalak, I. Bcmxnarite. Row 2: S. Dinwiddie, M, Sgambati, M. Domeny, C. Kollar, S, Davis isponsox-1. Row 3: C. Schafranski, M. Bon-usch, D. Seigle, J. Keilar, M. Kmwl, D. Olds. Row 4: R. Allen, E.. Champ, W, Mcliomid, D. Robinwn, C. Conrad, ' ca 2' The various facets of theatre life are patterned by the Drama Ciub. Tragedy, comedy, and back- stage activities - all are shown above. ' '9 I lv ' 96 ent' FORD-ISICS,,. Row 1: S. Zervau, M. Clancy, P, Bell, E, Iacobowitz, A. Cronkhite, 1. Be1l,1. Kal-pimp, 1, Megmigy, RW 2, 3, pm, C. Clynick, D. Phillips, N. Primerano, I, Clynick, R. Frugal-Q, M, Mallard. B. Swim, B. Willis. Row 3: F. Lada, w. nw, v. sayoff, C. 5Ch311g, V. K81i1tQV'ik, M. ROf7iI1SOn, M. Bethea, S, Herman, L, OYWSE- ROW 42 E- Sloan isponsorj, C. Popp, D. Devon, G. Phillips, G. Bean, I. Anderson, F. Szymanski, 1. Mullins, R, Allen, Row 5, ?. Gehring, D. Knirk, R. Smith J. Thompson, D. L 11 E, Kavanaugh, D. McLeod, D. Purtzell, ya 3 Coy' J' HI Y Row 1 G Koschmtzke ftreasurerj, F Lada Qpremdentj, R. Lada, G Plulhps Row 2 D Harms, B, Johns QVICE presldentj, G Cullen, Row 3 M. R1chards, R, Babcock, C Westergard, G F11nt osh Qsecretaryl. Row 4 E Bugajskl, T Curns, R. Alexander, C Derwensl-cus, C Ladensack Qsponsory. Row 5 D Bowman, C Rankm, D Radatz, G Gent11e, T Kmg, Page Sxxty-four Snr. COMMUNITY CLUB AFFILIATES The Key Club the H1 Y and the VCY are Cody clubs sponsored by outslde or gamzatxons The Warrendale KIWHHIS Internatxonal sponsors the Key Club Thls school servlce club conducted dur mg the past year a serles of lectures on money management Almost everyone can use advlce along that llnel Gxrls are banned from the H1 Y meet mgs but not from the1r hayrldes and check room during the plays and con certs at Cody They selected two of the1r members Fred Lada and George Flm tosh to v1s1t the U N ln New York on a trlp sponsored by the Llons Club The H1Y 1tself IS under the aegis of the YMCA Boys and glrls who are xnterested 1n studymg the Bxble can Joln the Voxce of Chrlstlan Youth Wh1Ch meets after school hours Guest speakers are lnvxted to speak on Chrxstlan ldeals Many mem bers of the club attend the cxtywxde VCY ralhes whxch are held seml monthly At a candlehght ceremony, new members of the H1-Y are 1mt1ated into the organxmuon, W Aw, A :Q ' . . ' - ' jf ' g K H X' , 4' . ' . 1 .T 1 el' . -f-Cfe-' skating parues. The boys also run the X ' . . . P . . . . . l I 'Ii x ' Q' ' f V.C,Y... Row 1: J. Uozumi, J. Rhoads Qsecretaryj, J. Spears fvice-presidentj, M. Mallard fpresidentj, B. Prieur Qtreasurerj, J. Horner, S. Horner. Row 2: C. Jewell, C. Mines, N. Tvaska, N. Herrin, M. Wolfe, B. Franklin, S. Nalley. Row 3: M. Purcell, G. Tally, S. Harvey, B. Miller, C. James, W, Fowler, Row 4: M. McCarson, S. Boca, M. Weaver, S. Halliday, B. Williams, E. Yee, Mrs. H. Skinner Qsponsorj. Row 5: H. Coulter, G. Horton, S. Gragg, R. Grabke, G. Mann, V. Kennedy, C. Bastian, Row 6: P. Grabke, E. Sadows, S. Meacham, G. Sexton, D. McLeod, J. White, W. Waterman. . .. KEY CLUB. . . Row 1: R. Barton, R. Tomecek, L. Aguilar, D. Willcins. Row 2: G. Crumley, R. Barth Qpresidentj, G. Burnett. Row 3: S. Paull, C. Anderson, J. Donahue Qsecretaryj, R. Sandel Qgovernorj, R. Barnhart. Row 4: J. Thompson, M. Dockery, R. Ries, J. Radcliffe, . ' , D. Campbell, R. Starbird, Row 5: T. Weaver , fsponsorl, E. Sloan Qsponsorl, C. Green Qsponsorj. At a formal ceremony, Bob Barth, president of Cody's Key Club, accepted the charter and flag of the Kiwanis Club. Page Sixty-five A in D A my ,1 ':.., . 2- - - QS 1'S. 1, ' M I , 'H 'tif' gf' 'lim I s Q X ,, Y Y ,s,::Q 'WB 5 r 5 I f J ' ' , . I ,T 1' J 0 71 -fb' P!- X454 if ,an FF 'x r 21 ff.. 08 x . ,i Q . 'C f' 331535 wg ff.-rg dn Q ,N J 'Rx fx . 1 ,,.. ,...,. , N,q'.2,y .. , T.?l!L,J H. .Q 1 . - 1 4, L xse P3 K ng - , pre- Q, V Q ., Wolf gf' N H' we - 1 ft .qmwgq ri 1 . Q . ' axe' 1211 '?'. A l ' 5 ' f 14 ' Tiix . 4' ' Y ,, A , 5 V 0 ' TQ . W?557'- ' -1 , 1 , .p- . nv- A b y X ', .- Q 1' . s.. 7,4 Q , 1 ,.....--gr . Q M Q Q ' ' V .,A . ., , V ,ff 4 Q. r ' ' 1 ' ,, ' VV ' ' ff A ' ,F ,, ' ,,,,f , . ' ,,. A 1' 7' 1 f V M 4 ,. R I A r .- . .- -x-L - A : I 1 V , Y, Q 'K I 1' ' ' - v,,,Vs4Jt ' . V iw, J , ' .fl 1.'v'Kf,.:4f4'. gvgfa 1 i' , W. 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' 'NW' gf qt. .f LX5: ' V c V ' V -V 'iff ix I.. -.rf wh fi ' WX11' - ' X ' I ' I ...QW 2' ,7'1.'-1-f VN! ,Van , ' 3, - '1 1 1 P '143-0-cV?i ' gf: ,- ' 1 -Q I f x 1 rx 4.2, A, 519-.16 ' yll., . 1 X s 7 R 4. 1 . , ,H ' , Y 4 4 v- , I 1 X' ' fe fr -I Q 0 V -V . -, fc . . 1 , 1- :,, 1 jfgjs 14. - , f' - - ,I .jg V, 1 s. X ' -- ' 'H X 'M ' 4 K J 1 ' D 4 .I .1 A ' ' 'I I 1. 9 L it V ,.. ' 1 : . , Q A CCDY'S FIGHT SONG Go get 'em, Cody Fight for grey and green W'e're right behind you Loyal to our team Rah! Rah! Rah! Step up there, Cody Try to bring us fame But win or lose we're with you There's honor in our name h e Q tgfivi 5 V' --f Q S afgfi-E L CHEERLEADERS. . . L to R: C Bastxan J. Sandin, C. Clynick, P. Shields M. Alcoser, J. Farrell, D. Smith, L Orsage P. Ryan. we-4-f--0.4-...,, J! 'Q anon-my M f ' ,V nn- W ,www Sans huauinnwv ...,., 4nn. Q W --........,--....... . Mg XV uw,- 'Sgs W' 4' i J fr , 1? Agiix L0 vsp VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM... Row 1: D. Wright, F. Turner, R. Abdo, R. Ladouceur, G Young fcoachj, D. Lyall, T. Marvin, D. Purcell, R. Pittaway. Row 2: L. Aguilar, R Kruk, R. Miknyocki, G. Varga, J. Kaumeyer, F. Gexnignani, A. Wyatt, R. Behrens. Row 3: Z. Varga, D. Neihoff, R. Miller, C. Novotny, E. Cendrosld, J. Gomulka, T. King, D. Strong, R. Bassett. Row 4: R. Buck, J, O'I-Xara, R. O'Connor, R. Stanley, H. Boni. Freshmen Compefifors in the Mefropolifan League GRIDIRON GLADIATORS Cody's eleven was initiated into the city's metropolitan league and faced keen competition and play. The Comets found themselves faced with a rugged seven-game schedule including a non-league game with Taylor Township. The high spots of a relatively poor season included a tight game with Mumford who went on to tie for the XVest Side Championship. Our Comet defense, keyed up after hearing predictions of Murnford's easy victory, held the high-scoring Mustangs to a meager seven points. Another of our better efforts was in a non-league game with Taylor Township. The main part of this game was defensive, and as the time for the final gun approached, it looked more and more like a stalemate. Cody then took over in Taylor's territory, and a quick opener sent Cody's fullback, Larry Aguilar, off and running. The extra point was good, and the final score was seven to nothing. After a 40 to 0 drubbing from U. of D., who later became city champs, Cody tied Central in our hnal game. This concluded the season with our hnal record being one win, one tie, and five losses. Page Seventy two 'ling . 4 A L I V , A I K1 . - H V . . , . , M ....-,............n. .. , Ag, A I u . VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM... Row 1: M. Taschner, R. I.aDouceur, 1. Anderson, Row 2: D. Purcell, B. johnson, R. Miknyocki, J Conser, J Heinn Row 3- A. Urban, W Brown, C C2.Sl1CClfC03C.h,, D Lyall, B. Woller CAGERS The sound of basketballs drxbblmg down the hard wood floor and sw 1sh1ng through the hoops marked the openmg of Codys first basketball season ln the Metro pohtan League But Metro League play proved pretty rough for the Comets as they met Chadsey 1n the1r too proxed Cl1HlCL1ll for the Cody hoopsters as they dropped the remannmg games to Redford Mackenzle Cooley YV11bur H flghl Southwestern H estern Eastern U of D Northwestern and Central But although not able to succeed ln wrnmng a game Cody s fightmg sp1r1t and good sportsmanshlp can really be compllmented M A , . . first game and lost it by a score of 66 to 38. Other games, , V . . I ' I , ' 1 ' , 1 l 3 3 I I . ., ' , . , . I Page Seventy three DISTANCE RUNNERS Cross Country is a bracing fall sport for a hardy group of thinclads. This past season the Comets, who streaked along the two-mile path along with shooting stars from other high schools, were proud to see one of their number bring added glories to Cody. Bob Patrick was the streaking Comet who finished bril- liantly to place tenth in a Held of sixty in the city finals. Our long distance runners have made their specialty a sport to be honored during the past year. They're off...and running, Bob Patrick's form, stamina, and Coach Holmes presents an all-city driving finish show in the photo award to Bob. above. Page Seventy-four CROSS COUNTRY TEAM... Row 1: R. Hanlon, R, Patrick, D. Holmes Qcoachj, I. Hopek, D. Elvy. Row 2: V. Pellosmaa R. Fabean, A. Robertson, j, Wake, R, Krofchok, A. Ochotny. Meeting some of the hardest high school competition in Detroit, Cody's Comets did fairly well. Captain Bill Knechtges, Owen Pelham, and senior Tom Kaznecki were the high point scorers for Cody this past season. The Comets won two meets and lost live. One particularly tight meet was lost to Southwestern. The final score was 46 to 45 - just one point from victory for our Codyites. During that meet, the Comets set new pool records in the fifty and one hundred yard free style relays. They should set and break more records next year as the team will be kept nearly intact. Only two of our finned speedsters are graduating. SWIMMERS Like thrashing paddle wheels, these backstrokers propel their way to port. f2 f'c BOYS SWIMNHNG TEAM...Row 1: W. Knechtges Qcaptainl, M. Quinlan, S. Reid, P, Shimeck, G. Tyrrell. Row 2: W. Laury, T. Kasnecki, J. Barney, K. Winn, A, Matson, D. Hawk, R. Gendron, R. Campbell, J. Tittensor, L. Larson, W. Meehan, R. jachim, R. Shuffeldt, R. Binning, Row 3: D. Rothermel Qcaptain-electj, Z. Grzelewski, D. Carter, T. Burley, E. Potts, G. Bogart, D. Heaviland, I.. Bohning, 1. Ninomiya, D. Stawowy, O. Pelham. Page Seventy-five BASEBALL TEAM. Row 1 D Lyall Qstudent manager, S Tyszkxewlcz, G Horton, R. Abdo, J Hayes, G Bean, G V31-ga, C Casuccl fcoachj. Row 2 C Novotny, G Crumley, B. Knechtges, T Hem, Z Varga, I Van DenBeurg, R. Ladouceur j Gomulka Row 3 J Pagal, R, Adams, K. Meredyk, E Padala, D J Lyall, P Wonsack, R Czech, J Strock. Mlssmg CDY TRACK TEAM Row 1 S Bochmak Qstudent managerj, B Hooton, B Helden, G Parker, J. Quinn, G Young Qcoachj L Agu11ar, R Hanlon, R Krzak, D Purcell, G Gum Qstudent rnanagerj. Row 2 W johnson, D. Hofer, D Wrlght M Taschner, D Hopkms, M Wo1shon,J Grech, F Porter, A Ochotny, A Robertson Row 3: O. Pelham, R Patnck, R Fabean, R Swanson, C Tally, H Granfeldt, B Rxley, C W1111ams, W Holowka, D. Burke,j Rumpz, D VanLooy Row 4 E Cendrowskl, E Granfeldt, B Stanley, L Gray, H Smxth, L Maas,j Ruddy, D Strong,J l .1 ii: joj 7f C' CLUB. Row 1 1 Rumpz Qtreasurerj, R. Patrick KSECFCQTYP R. Fabean. Row 4 R. Knak, G Vax-ga, D Purcell, M. Wol D Lyall Qpresldentj, K. MZUIBSOD QSPODSOTL L Aguilar QVICE shon, Z. Varga, R. MIIGIYOCIQ Row 5 A, Robertson, I-L px-es1dentj,j O'I-Iara Qsergeant at arxnsj. Row 2 S TYFLIG Granfeldt, B, Swules, R. Rakecky, A Wyatt, E, Granfeldt, M, GWICZ, R. Abdo, R. HEID-1011, D Elvy, D Wflght, B. Johns. ROW Taschner Row 6 R l.aDouceur, R. Woller, T Kazneclu, 3 J Hayes, G Beau, K. Wlnn, E. P0113, A. Ochotny,J Hopeck, J Lula, D Strong, B. Stanely Page Seventy seven Q Q gs' . 4' RO - ' ,'o O . . .h 0 A.'. ,oz O .b ,-,, 'I '.'. -.- . o Q iii? ., U . bv Y, .tiny .- Interpreting modern, classical, and folk music, the modem dance groups pattern different themes and moods. GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM... Row 1: E. Mason, E. Gibson, M. Veraeck, I. Hawthorn Row 2: A. Brezina, S. Sperling, M. Michalowicz, P. Love. Row 3: D. Swedo, W. Baxter, M. Obe C. Sperling, P. White. GIRLS' RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM... Row 1: S. Dominiak, M. LaCroix, K. Fordanick, M. jenkins. Row 2: S. Dinwiddie, I. Hill, S. Tozer. Row 3: B. Kardos, R. Marley, S. Martin, J. Cebelak, J. Landfair, Page Seventy-eight es N51 FALL SPORT GIRLS' FIELD HOCKEY TEAM... Row 1: M. Barton, H. Wells, C. Beers Qco-captainj, K. Morrissey fcoachl, A. Brezina, L Parkin, C. Sargent, Row 2: B. LaB0da, E. Hooten, M. Whiteman, B. Miller, M. Harris, F, Frame, P, Hurd, P. Webster. Row 3: G. Howell, C. Molnar, T. Schultz, S. Williams fmanagerl, B. Legget, S. Lierman, S. Schatzle. Girls' field hockey has always been a favorite sport with Cody girls. When Fall comes in, the girls go out-for field hockey. They cut quite a figure on the field in their green and gray uniforms. The '54 fall season was a disappointing one for the girls as they lost three games and tied two. Cody girls played their first basketball game of League com- petition this year against Red- ford. Miss Margaret Shopkin, the coach, was pleased with the way her girls handled the ball in all the four games played. Modern Dance classes, under the direction of Miss Mary Wall, have helped the girls of Cody to attain grace and agility. They have also learned how to create dances to all types of music. They gave a unique perform- ance demonstrating their tech- nique at the U. of D. and Cody basketball game. The theme of the choreography was How to Make the Varsity Basketball Team. Q bi I 4, 1 5' ' 4 -li Q' if ik fi 'N K ' W' -410'-1 4 , 5 I s., 5-tg? ,. g gy, ' Ek 4' 1 35 'f I Y i eu' Q ' I -x S g Q . 'sxg W Q b 1 M X . 6 Y AQ , 4.0 , ,K if az' a 59 az. 5 - duff ff . ez, ' I , ff K Q f f if . Q 1 . , ' Q-t4 A I . 1 A .3 ' X' vp, L.f:5.,h 5 B s ' ' ' JU! ' . I v. 'f 5 .' 'ae ,.- . -X 11, 114 ,pf f ,. , ' . f M 4 .0--Q 1 , 0: , 1 , M tx h , -...mln , I N 41. . v ' 'f . -- Af . 1 7 .vu L, '- 33. 'V ,wt , X .wh ., ll. L . -V 3. I ,Xing .,, '-- . -gf-, -.L 1 V, 7 'I 5 7, K Q ,., b :QA 8 ,A AN -n W. M .. U - A V V, A4 an . f -b v-'-'Q' ' ., ,M 0 .. A tr 'fowl' 1. 3,g'f Fx Q- ,Q ,x ' 4. ' f' A .. -3 , ' + - -B - as- - .. , J 1 . ' . g. - Q' R- -. - ' .fu L. A '-. - A , ,4 V .K, ' . ff NWT' , ,,,, 1 , ff'- k- ,f '-6 ' A - ' - 1fK f f. ,, r., :A , -. gf f...,U , -1 . . - A gg, A 1 M - f --P .. V. fu Q- v fi' . x N ' . - - r A , tm. . A ', 1 ,V ' ' .12 KAN ' . tl U 3' , , , A 3 .14-if-bgfg. 5'5 Ffvfm' 7 . N, A 4 'f I 5 ' An- X ,' IL K . rq?-fx ' . 4 , if - X - N ' fxqu -'wj 3 l' -. . X -, f 4 i ' A - . 'M ur 'A' ' A ' . -' ' , '- N ' ' I - - s - , 0. -I A 5 -s , AV -, , - ff V ,mn 'w ' '- . ,A , A .,, v, -.s ,, ' n J' ' KS 1 - 4 ! v .H ,,x5,' .4 1. t..,,: W H- , .N x A J. xr'.'5 it xxx, ,4 fx- .- M 'D ' x, - ' . N - ', - , I - , 2 - . ' ' . 'X 5 X X M 1 I f'. Q- - - I in ' F 'f 'fr' . ' 4-'N ' ' ', tl iffy, H 5 my xt A ' Y.: kv. ' , 'Q 'Vx , Q 'v-- ' K' w W , ' Y u ,W 5,4 f Y , f 4, f' ,'g ' Y 'f GIRLS' SPORTS At the starting signal Cody's mermaids splash into the pool on their way to winning another meet. During the whole season they lost only one meet - and that by just three points. They showed themselves to be near the top in their chosen sport by winning live meets. In the all high school girls' golf day event last fall, XVinnie Baxter, IOB, won for herself and for Cody the distinction of being low scorer. In match competition, however, the golf team didn't fare as well, winning only one out of six matches. GIRLS' GOLF TEAIVI. . . Row 12 B. Miller, L. Hall. GIRLS' SWIMMING TEAM. . . Row 1: S. Lear, E. Kery ROW 2: B. Burket, J. Mackie, J. Boniferro, V. luk, C. Beers, P. Doo, M. Idzior, M. Cook Qcaptainy, G Snyder KCOHCIIQ, S. Tozer, W. Baxter fcaptainj. Jacobs, H. Wells, N. Lutman, H. Hughes. Row 2: E. em Frame, B. Gill, P. Webster, C. Takala, B. Barton, T. Schultz, L. Leech, V. Potter, T. Hales. Row 3: 1. Klees, J. Grabowski, J. Binder, S. Schultz, G. Howell, C. Robiscoe, J. Martin, B. Fill fstudent managery, V. Snyder fcoachj. Q, fx -151 1 Low scorer Winnie Baxter. BOYS' TENNIS TEAM. Row 1- K. Gerych, J Dickson,j Csicsila, D Bennett Row 2 L. Spanberger, G Rourk, M Quinlan, D Pearson Row 3 1 Cobleigh, W 'N Derwenskus, R Galley, D Holmes Qcoachy. GIRLS' TENNIS TEAM...Row 1: N. Tvaska, S. Glaser, B. Barton, C. Nadra, T. Hales. Row 2: G. Jacobs, E. I-looton, S. Williams, C. Beers, V. Potter. Row 3: C. Takala, B. Gill, C. Robiscoe, S. Martin, E. Keryluk. BOYS' GOLF TEAM...Row 1: L. Campbell, D. Holtz, M. Hart, B. johns, Row 2: R. Pacos, R. Smith, J. Clement, G. Wald. Row 3: W. Laury Qcoachj, F. Lask, B. Woller, R. Morency. RACQUET SQUADS The time: tenth hour . . . the place: the court . . . the tennis court . . . this was the hangout of . . . the Racquet Squads! Strange figures began to appear on the court . . . very strange figures . . . carrying tennis racquets. XVhen questioned, they said they were just practicing . . . a likely story . . . they were in rigid training to become the deadliest squads in the city . . . but we didn't question them further . . . we had gotten the facts. Back at headquarters, they had another case for us . . . eleven suspicious-looking characters were seen hang- ing around carrying clubs . . . golf clubs. XVe questioned the youths . . . got nowhere . . . they wouldn't talk. An older youth came up . . . XV. Laury . . . he wouldn't talk either . . . hnally we broke him down . . . they're a dark horse team . . . awed, we tiptoed quietly away. The COMET went to press before the tennis and golf teams had participated in seasonal competition. Therefore, we permitted ourselves a moment of levity. --r I Qu ' . .. 1 i 5 2 1 2 2 2 cs - 1 W eg - M We R.O.T.C OFFICERS AND NON-COMS. . . Row 1: 2nd Lt. E. Yee, 2nd Lt, L. McCal1on, Capt. R. Morency, Col. D. F. Pellrnan, MfSgt. C. Proffer Qinstructorj, Lt. Col. F. Lada, Lt. L. Mastropietro, 2nd Lt. j. Leonard. Row 2: Cpl. 1. Buatti, Sfc. C. Rochette, Cpl. C. Nyman, Cpl. A. Pawloski, M!Sgt. C. Peters, Sgt. R. Maslak, Sgt. R. Bollinger, Sgt. A. Brandt. Row 3: Sfc, D, Sevigny, Sfc. D. Pearson, Sgt. T. Koths, Sgt. T. O'Brien, Sfc. R. Hiller, M!Sgt. T. Molony, Sfc. W. Bran- Page Eighty-two non, Cpl. W, Bishop, Cpl. F. McKinn. Row 4: Cpl. R. Wilkie, Sfc. O. Nyman, Cpl. R. Almas, MfSgt. R. Smith, Cpl. S. Walters, Sgt. I. Tesner, Sgt, J. Miller, Sgt. J. Newsom, Cpl. R. Black. Row 5: Sgt. 1. George, Cpl. R. Przybylslci, M! Sgt. T. Walker, Sgt, D. Carter, Sgt. R. Sheehan, Sfc, W. Abrah- am, Sgt. F. Richards, Cpl. R. Fraser. Row 6: Sgt. J. Mullins, Sfc, R. Brock, Cpl. 1. Williamson, Sfc, R. Benedict, Cpl. J. Movinski, MlSgt. M. Maksymetz, Sfc. T. Carravallah, Sfc. D. Nielsen. CCJDY CADETS Our Drill Team participated in the spring of this year in the All City Drill Competition which involved close order and manual of arms. The Reserve Oiiicers' Training Corps-R.O. T.C.-is an elective subject chosen by several hundred Cody students. The advantages of this program for teen-age boys are based on aims of self-discipline and self-improvement. Subjects studied and mastered can help any boy, even if he isn't planning on following a military career. Leadership training, map reading, instrument and weapon assembly and disassembly are only a few of the variety of interesting classes offered. Different activities that a cadet may participate in are: riiie matches, drill competitions, and oth- er R.O.T.C. field meet events. The Cody Rifle Team captured third place among city high . schools in the Fifth Army P Inter-Collegiate Rifle Match. fi ,1 l 4 l 4 ii If:--QM ' ., ..ex.1L.,,,- - --T V iff- i-ir.: . A- .- - . , , -Jbavbgncfs, .J I - .V -Q 4 --.. wh. U 1 4 I. i ' -1' ',3fe u , '-, M- . -- er 'H -f'-J 1 . '- -iii. +.5f1m5'9 A Federal inspection of our R. O. T. C. unit is held once a year in May. Here our Cody cadets are getting the fast once over from their glistening shoes to their burnished brass. Page Eighty-three 44 ya A ,, ,, . 4 2 1 la . ,fa QW I I gm K Y FR L Z. , 9: 0' 1? 35 3413, X 7 r WSL wr' 'Q ys'gfg'r'f' , 9 1 N rlgffsi.-, W. 1 I 1 I Q sqm -K i , A Q- ' 3-.Q , NMR 1 k . Q. . Mm' 4 y ,, M 0 ff A -If 1. Q ' . . ae 1 Q, I Q 1 S ' , ,mA fn 'P W nw' '02 s Q f .U 1 1 ' xhvv-Q, .,-4' FACULTY 5-it 7 V A ' .54 A A . I -4. '32, x k Q - t I W i 6 , U V, ', . ADMINISTRATION HERMAN G SCHUMACHER Prmczpal ANNE LESZCZYNSKI RAYMOND AGREN Asszstant Prmczpal Asszstant Prmczpal Secretarial Assistants L Brown S Byrge J Hohday M McCorm1ck F Kym V Kapel R Tozer Page E1 ghty s1x Counselors MARION HODGSON MARVEL PETERS CEC II.E DACEY WALTER NORTI-ICOTT EDITH KELLER BURTON RENSBERRY WARD HAIR HAROLD STARK J ANTHONY KLINK EMILIE STERN KENNETH MATHESON PRESTON WELLS IJ KATHLEEN Macl-IALE HENRY WHOLIHAN CATHERINE MOORE EUGENE WULFMAN Department Heads Page slgmy-seven sf- - fs Nz. ax 4 I .. I 1 I - D i A 6. Q Q 'Q' Q . I 1 Q i. in Q A Y K L V L r ft 2 S Ahola M. Barry L Bxgos C Caraher I.. Couretas V Dene 1 ll Af 1 A11d21'Y E Bealer W Bothwell E Case M Cox D Dudley XX s F Andrews M. Beer R. Bov111 C Casucc1 M. Curns K. Dundon S . Anthony Be Bree dlove Chxlds Dahlhelmer Eceles H. Babcock Benson Buchanan Clarke Davxs Foster S Bachner A. Bernstexn C Byrne M. Colhns M. de1Barr1o W Foster i 'Ce F Gazley I I-'hja N Katz N Iangen J MacLeod K. Mormssey W Goodman Hlndelang E Kmkel Laury M McHenney Morton A21 fn A. Gornbem D Holmes E Kopera R Lehman P McNamara W Mouser 32 H. Green T Hoover R Kwyer E Llnk L. Meyer R. Mulvena E Gustafson K. jackson C Ladensack L London M Mlke M. Nad1s MW W Hahn Kane H. Lally F Long T Mornson E, Nau -'N ,I P Payne A. Schultze M. Sm1th K. Tarrant D Watson N Poulos A Seaman M,M. Sm1th M. Terw1ll1ger T Weaver Page Ninety Proffer P Shattuck Snyder R. Theller M. Whxte G Young 81751 --f f ' -:G I lg ep I. Rodnguez I Shelby I.. Sturgeon M. Trultt I. WIICOX W Young F Ross M. Shopkm M. SV1l'1d M. Wall A. W11son T Schne1der E Sloan M. Syron A. Warsen S Wood VS SIN 1 'snuorl s54' SENIOR-FACULTY BASKETBALL GAME For the second year in a row, the faculty captured the jug. The score was 26 to 24. Babe Bothwell and Go-get-'em Gazley 'went steady' HS the cheerleaders for the Faultless Faculty. 55 S, Principal Schumacher, with a flip of his wrist, started all the goings-on. The Earl of Hush-Puppy broadcasting the goings-on of the Simple Seniors and the Faultless Faculty. Page Ninety-one Dolly Dahlhemmer, Pantywa1st Padala, and G oggy Granfeldt are rev1ved by Mangoblossom Morr1sey's peanuts and potato chxps Page Nxnety two Cassandra CHSUCCI and Reggie van Bov1l1 and awa a y we go' D1scord 1n the faculty In the many scrunrnages ' durlug the basketball game the faculty threw IIS added welght ' around w N . ll ll ' ' u u I. u . H . . x if . I . V . l ' . . I lilllilillllllll - -F' llw-.....,.- -M ,wl- LLQ r 'NSI' '? af- fi ..1A gxil bf Sf 3-E531-. 9' V,-.. 4 ' 'm'-M 'V ' .V , 'lf 9-L41 fsck' -' 'Wm' 'df' P A if 'H' ' .p,.I1,'I,4..-f'yfI.,, ,IIIH ..,.I I, vf1.',.fIL..I..LIfI.-.'. -Iv-1 Q. wx s.. ,I . gi..,,'-'-1 .r- '. . ,,I ,-,,,.,,sI ,-r. .H wwf'- 14 ' f.s 4 - -LQI.,-I,-' R 1 -'cu .i,,'::'-4, ,. :it-, s.v,.4,IIyIIv.,v I-:4I. 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