Cody High School - Comet Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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At the climax of the torch drive assembly, Cody's Miss Torchy and her attendants, surrounded by the Cody Choir, urged students to contribute generously to this annual drive. Assembly programs 0 ered varied entertainment School assemblies were popular events on the school calendar. Cody students looked forward to the varied features of the Week in the audi- torium. Among the many assemblies were rallies which aroused their spirit and scientific demon- strations and movies which supplemented their academic instruction. Audience participation was a highlight fea- tured in several assemblies. Taking the part of master of ceremonies, featured speaker, or enter- tainer, students were afforded a valuable oppor- tunity to express their ideas and talents in the auditorium programs before the student body. I Flanked by her attendants, Lilian N eilan is crowned queen of Cody's torch drive by Mr. Agren. forty-five

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Ushers were watchful of Comets attempting to bring books into the auditorium during assembly programs. Male Comets became high kicking cheerleaders while leading the student body at the sportsmanship assembly. An enemy in our camp, Mackenzie-ite Ron Kangus gave out with some original ideas on the topic of sportsmanship. Masquerading girl gridders went through their rigorous calesthenics at the fall sportsmanship assembly.

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This needy group urged Comets to drag the rag bag. i ,, Searching for old clothes, Mr. Sloan came up with an unexpected bundle. The surrounding community helped make Cody's clothing drive a success. Many performances highlighted events A member of the cross country team proudly receivedihis letter award at the fall sports' award assembly. forty-six