Cody High School - Comet Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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ducational values emphasized in pfrincipalk talks twen ty-tw 0 Our principal, Mr. Herman G. Schu- macher, addressed the student body sev- eral times during the past year on many topics concerning student welfare. Much of what he said emphasized that im- portance of student life as a meaningful coming together of academic work and social activities. In one of his earlier talks he put his Hngers on the pulse of the Cody High School student body when he recognized the student's individuality as an asset of strength contrasted with gang identity and an admission of weakness. In another speech he reminded veteran Codyites and informed freshmen of the value and true meaning of good sports- manship. He created in our minds Something to Think About in all of his remarks and gave us a better under- standing of the importance of a high school diploma. Our administrative leaders became receptionists and informants as they graciously exchanged ideas with our visitors from foreign lands. It was a pleasant task for Mr. Schumacher to confer with and present interesting data to the visitors from India., while a Turkish delegate was shown through the shops of our vocational depart- ment by Mr, Agren.