Cody High School - Comet Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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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,

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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

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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