Cody High School - Comet Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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'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,

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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

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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