Cody High School - Comet Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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FORENSIC CLUB...Front Row: K. Sparks, D. Harms, E. Gay, M. Gergely, J. Gifford. Second Row: B. Fill, D. Parnis, C. Gault, S. Hofmann. Third Row: D. Messisco, J. Fickes, R. Prusak, M. Pratt, A. Nista. Fourth Row: D. Curns, C. Schafranski, G. Horton, J. Currie, L. Van- Hecke, K. Lahodny. Fifth Row: N. Swan, G. Phillips, J. Yudt, F. Szymanski, J. Krause. Back Row: B.E. Sloan fsponsorl, C. Novotny, B. Dickerson, S. Meacham, W. Brown, B. Rails fifty-eight HORIZON Cl.UB...Front Row: D. Cook Qpresidentl, M. Galloway lvice presidenti, M. Allen fsec- retaryl. Second Row: J. Heggblom M. Kenny ftreasurerl, M. Tanasoff, A. Pelech. Third Row: D. lngland M. LaCroix, J. Babychuk. Fourth Row: R. Skolasiwski, A. Fowler. Fifth Row: M. Garbacik, M. Flynn G. Zaborowski. Back Row: 5. Schmidt, C. Kraemer, U. Covitz, G. O'Neil. GQ ,n,

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CHEM-PHYSlCS...Front Row: D. Bosfick, B. Bunk, J. Eliasson Cvice presidentl, M. Mak- symetz fpresidentl, B. Yaskoff lsecretaryl, L. Posivak, J. Gugas. Second Row: R. Collins B. Sheridan, S. Wynne, N. Tvaska, J. Angelus, C. Kapanowski. Third Row: R. Pawloski, G. Getchen, J. Kellar, C. Moore, D. Olds, R. Dzwonek, R. Swan. Back Row: J. Kowal, P. Hubbard, L. Shelburg, D. Weliver, P. Hrabar, B. Ralls, R. Fraley, W. Miller, P. McNamara fsponsorl.

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Student-Community Relations PROMOTE HIGH IDEALS To further better relations between groups with differences in color, creed, or race, the Human Relations Club sponsored many events encouraging Cody students to be more conscious of the fact that all men are brothers. Among the events was an exchange with Miller High School and a panel discussion featuring students from several nations including Italy, Greece, and France. An excursion to Cork Town, Detroit's melting pot, and to Greenfield Village to see the stirring photographic exhibit, The Family of Man further stimulated members into fulfilling their purpose. The members of The Forensic Club handle debates and discussions for both school and community. Beside these activities many members have appeared on radio and television, preparing themselves to become more effective speakers. The Horizon Club, overflowing with fun and useful proiects, helped various organizations such as the T. B. Center by selling seals. Their social affairs included dances, skating parties, and weekend trips up north. They made infants clothing for hospitals and sent candy to children's wards. These girls helped others live happier and made their own lives satisfyingly useful while having a good time. HUMAN RELATlONS CLUB...Front Row: S. Hayter, B. Barogar, C. Sperling ftreasurerl, B. Rails fpresidenti, A. Ward fcorresponding secretaryl, M. Waisanen. Second Row: H. Dahlheimer fsponsorl, H. Kuebler, J. Morkunos, S. Quigley, C. Nadra, L. Springer, V. Dene fsponsorl. Third Row: D. Yeager, N. Stewart, C. Kollar, N. Lutman, NLL. Egan, L. Van- Hecke, S. Martin. Back Row: W. Baxter, J. Davis, B. Williams, B. Stanley, A. Gornbein fsponsori, B. Kremer, J. Thompson. ik +1 , -:ig -Q Q - gl i Wh ii. A K , 'X ' , M. . . f .7 ,. .5 TAY. 1? fty-nine