Cody High School - Comet Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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While vigorously supporting their team, Cody seniors also supported their favorite candidates for 12B office by displaying brightly colored posters. Sharon Adair Mary Alestra Eugene Allen joseph Agosta Dan Ahmed Ralph Amprirn John Anderson Kenneth Andrews Margaret Ardanowski Michael Austin Gordon Autio Richard Babcock Terence Bailey Patricia Baldwin Bonita Baragar Millard Barlow Joyce Barnaby Mary Barton Virginia Battista Carl Bauer Winifred Baxter Barbara Beauchamp Joanne Beaulieu Pearl Bednar p y Ilgai E :IV f , it ,l mt, 1 A4 W in Q W, , 5 V 4 f xiii' if' J '59 in . I a as We

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Class of june 1957 Seniors of the June graduating class were caught up in the onrush of senior doings early in the school year. While they were still l2B's, the seniors began the colorful campaigning for 12A officers for the June class. The elected officers helped guide them through their many senior activities at Cody. The everyday excitement of the senior assem- bly, senior meetings and committees was sparked by the really special events of the year. On the Snow Trip, carefree seniors enjoyed a week- end of winter sports in the biggest snow of the year. In Washington, they saw the workings of our government and many other sight-seer's delights in the nation's capitol. Closer to home, the senior picnic gave students summer fun and sunburn. Mixing competition with capers, the l2A's challenged the faculty to a bowling match and a basketball game. The seniors held the un- deniable honor of being the first class to tie the supposedly Faultless Faculty in the annual Basketball Brawl. The activities sponsored by the class, and the concessions handled by ambitious seniors helped to increase the amount of the june class legacy. The industriousness of the seniors was shown in other ways. Several students made important contributions to Cody's athletic teams while others shone in scholastic endeavor. As the year rushed to a climax, seniors lost themselves in a final burst of activity g the Senior Farewell Dance, Class Day, Commencement, and the Senior Prom. Graduation was a milestoneg the end of high school days and many friendships and the anticipation of another way of life. GABRIEL VARGA President JOHN KOVVAL Vice President PAMELA WORK Recording Secretary NANCY TVASKA Corresponding Secretary DONALD OLDS Treasurer

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Lois Beerbaum Judith Bell Raymond Berard Bonnie Berger Loretta Berry Mary Ann Berus Carl Bialy John Bigelow William Bishop Robert Black Larry Block Ernest Bock Gerald Bogart Marlene Boland Evelyn Ann Boyd Lee Bohning Robert Bollinger Peggy Boling Joseph Borg William Brannon Barbara Brewer Robert Brock Jacqueline Buck Ronald Buck Seniors Claudette Nadra, Mary Lou Egan, and Ed Hayman were intrigued by the Ford Auditorium motifs, a highlight of the Civic Day Trip. one hundred six teen