Cody High School - Comet Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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THINCLADS OUTDISTANCED Long strides and hard workouts were the requirements of the high stepping Comet distance runners as they entered competition last fall. Lacking in veteran personnel, the team captured only one of its scheduled meets. Building for next year's competition, Coach Holmes tried to develop individual ability, the effort and promise of our team earning respect from our opponents even though the Comets trailed throughout the season. With a futuramic team taking shape, Cody hopes to enter keen competition in their quest for victory next year. 'J-,, Z,:a-j.a,?:..2f.1f3,2'2:'Z.sE'f:5f.?.?52':r ' - sg, , M . 'S iwrsrif 4-Si.'?f'2 t 5 A-'7 f5lftieT:',:'. 3 'f ' Q , ,f-v?lfw5-3 :Q , , 1-v .. gfafi I 21 K SEiif943ff-liz-VP . ?tf5'SfnYr?-1 - Sggzg.-ec,f,'eiz,.gfe gtqfigtigsxsitggfg 3 siitiwflisgfgfg M, wsltttitelig iff N T''ifltifiifigsigwjggisintt:sisltgfvglffl , . , in 'I .7 lib! 3' l i'E 's7 17:43 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM...Front Row: D. Holmes fcoach D Bennett, N. Leventis, J. Krempa, A. Nicholas, Second Row G Rourk C Wester gurd, R. Biddinger, R. Butkiewicz, D. Schoramm Third Row G Koehler, J. Hopeck, A. Ochotny, C. Marzec, J. Hines. Back Row T Pawlowskl A. Maurier, C. Genslak, R. Swanson, D. Steed Diving practice, training for race starts, testing their skill by racing one another helped to prepare these Comettes for league competition.

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Practice makes perfect GIRLS GAIN EVEN RECORD Swimming, always a favorite sport with the girls at Cody, did not diminish in popularity this year. In fact, so many girls came out for the sport this season that Cody had a team composed of some of the best swimmers in the school. Cody took part in six scheduled meets, opposing Mackenzie, Southwestern, Eastern, Cooley, Western, and Mumford. Losing their first meet, the Comet mermaids were far from disheartened, and proceeded to drown Southwestern, 73-42, and Eastern, 88-34. After losing to Cooley, the girls showed their usual fighting spirit and splashed to victory over Western, 70-50. In the final meet the girls were defeated by Mumford, 72-44, closing the season with a three win, three loss record. The girls practiced frequently and diligently, with the result that we had a team of which Cody could be proud. seventy-two GIRLS' SWIMMING TEAM...Front Row: C. Schneider, J. Mackie, L. Sem- mens, D. Joire, G. Williams, E. Frame, S. Carrier, P. Doo. Second Row: G. McEwen, J. Owens, G. Jacobs, T. Holes, B. LaBoda, T. Schultz, N- Lutman, S. Schultz. Back Row: V. Potter, V. Rusnik, A. Anderson, C. Wasilieff, B. Fill, C. Robiscoe, L. Fitzpatrick, R. Flower, C. DUCl'lef1f1e1 B. Gill, J. Miller, J. Hawthorne, P. McCroy, V. Snyder fcoochl.

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