Cody High School - Comet Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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'ICI' UB . . . Front Row: 1. Hayes, F. Kanopsky Qsergeant at armsj, J. Hines Queasmmerj, K. Matheson Qcoachj, R. Miknyocki Qpresidentj, M. Taschner Qsecretaryy, R. Hanlon. Second Row: B. Kropf, J. Pieper, J. Grech, J. Iskra, R. Bennett, J. Morgan. Third Row: P . Goldman, B. Przybylo, G. Rourk, K. Wmn, E. Potts, R. Schroeder, L. Campbell. Fourth Row: A. ochomy, R. Monczka, H. Granfeldt, G. Varga, R. Swanson, J. Hopeck, F. Porter. Fifth Row: J. Anderson, R. Call, F. Anzalone, J. Wake, L. Gray, B. Riley, J. Tyrrell. Back Row: B. Thomas, T. Hein, J. Strock, A. Maurier, J. Storm, J. Clement, W. Miner, R. schism. one hundred two GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION . . . Front Row: K. Sparks Qvice presidentj, G. Williams Qpresidentj, J. Allen Ureasurerj, S . Dinwiddie Qcorresponding secretaryj. Second Row: K. Morrissey fsponsorj, C. Robiscoe Qhistorianj, R. Marx Qpublicity chairmanj. Third Row: P. Brauer, S. DeVerna, P. Czyzewski, P. O'Keefe. Back Row: P. Gilliam, J. Stricker, A. Anderson B. Marsee, P. Gilliam.

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Tennis teams su er from stif competition i GIRLS' TENNIS TEAM. . . Front Row: K. Sparks, G. Williams, S. Glaser, Second Row: J. Soubly, S. Dinwiddie, P. Gilliam, I. Allen. Back Row: J. Dinwiddie, B. Bull lcoachj , P. Gilliam. GIRLS' GOLF TEAM . . . Front Row: B. Miller Qcaptainj, J. Sharpe, J. Mackie. Back Row: A. Custance, V. Snyder fcoachj, S. Machan. After our Comette golfers teed off to start their fall schedule, they found themselves in the rough and were outmatched by their first two opponents. However, they made a fine recovery and forged ahead on the fairway to win their last two matches against Hamtramck and High- land Park. The High School Girls' Golf Day at Palmer Park, in October, was a consolidated effort to gather all girl golfers at one place to promote good competition and sportsmanship. Tennis received the largest turnout of all girls' sports last season. Ninety hopeful racketeers kept the playing area teeming with lively rivalry for positions on the squad. League competition proved too keen for the Comettes for they were out-swutng in their first three matches. They rallied late in the season, however, and gained a victory in the last match of the year against Highland Park. one hundred one

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Letter winners set good sportsmanship example for C ody fans Sports for Fun, is the motto of the Girls' Athletic Association. Created to stimulate interest in sports, the organization is open to all girls at Cody. The members encourage underclassmen in team member- ship by holding an annual Coke Party. To help finance extra activities and to buy needed equipment for the gym, they sold sports rally pins and refreshments at home games. The girls also assisted the Health Department with student X-raying in the Tuberculosis Mobile Unit during the month of January. The best in boys' sports is represented by the C Club. After earning a varsity letter in any sport at Cody, a boy is eligible to join the Club. The boys assist at sports events and encourage attendance at all athletic contests. The C Club also visited the Scientific Crime Laboratory of the Detroit Police Department and cheered the Wolverines on at the Michigan-Indiana football game. Spreading sportsmanship, fellowship and good conduct throughout the realm of Cody is the working goal of both groups. one hundred three