Cody High School - Comet Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Assemblies, plays, concerts, and clubs were important features on our calendar of events. The many activi- ties and clubs pictured here offered our students the opportunity to pro- vide service, develop talents, and discover interests.

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The art department's stained glass motif symbolized the Christmas 5605071- thirty 2 V --Y - YY- - The band, like an organ, piped both gay melodies and the more serious pieces associated with winter and Christmas. 5 S For many weeks previous to the Winter Concert the halls of Cody were gaily splashed with fiamboyant posters advertising the coming attraction. However, these were only thie outward evidences of the strains of the Fine Arts Department to inspire its diversified talents into a final masterpiece. The memorable night was the climax of many hours of rehearsal, the vocal and instrumental performances proving that practice makes perfect. While the voices of the Choir blended in praise, the manger scene, in a background tableau, symbolized the universal message delivered at Christ- mastime, The evolution of day was portrayed in the symphony of sounds created by voices, instruments, and lights in the soft, subdued finale. The mixture of glad medleys and heartwarming hymns presented in the composition, conveyed to the audience the feeling of wonderland so often associated with winter.