Cody High School - Comet Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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fifty-eight COUNSELOR AIDES . . . Front Row: J. Uozumi, J. Horner, S. Mulholland, N. Ripper, J. Milne, 1. johnson, L. Rhoads, J. Smith, V. Krupicz, L. Posivak. Second Row: M. Yee, D. Ingland, A. Luter, I. Pilarski, T. Studer, B. Taylor, E. Graney, D. Zielinski, B. Gouin, J. Wolfe. Third Row: B. Sheridan, S. jump, C. Alsobrooks, C. Nadra, C. Haag, S. Dinwiddie, A. Mattson, L. Beerbaum, K. Williams. Fourth Row: A. Davidson, M. Fasczewski, K. Purcer, N. Rusk, J. Olson, M. Ness, J. Siegle, C. jankowsky, P. Perrin, S. Frank, C. Sinnett. Fifth Row: N. Lutman, B. Syrek, R. Ferris, K. Kovacs, A. Johnston, S. Szpunar, M. Ardanowski, B. Klos, G. Jacobs, C. VanGorp. Back Row: W. Lile, M. L. Egan, M. Nizio, J. Obudzinski, C. Sperling, B. Treglown, C. Di- Rosa, B. Clark, S. Machan, D. LaMoreaux. OFFICE AIDES . . . Front Row: N. Tvaska, S. Pavy, D. Zielinski, A. Balas, C. Bertschinger. Second Row: M. Fontana, J. Palmer, D. Stimpson, J. Wernette, P. Hamilton. Third Row: B. Spears, G. Nichols, C. Mathiak, B. johnson, P. Hurd. Fourth Row: V. Buck, A. Brezina, M. Forsythe, C. Rader, S. Marschall. Back Row C. Clark, K. Tait, R. Aune, S. Plansek, C. Christie, P. Welch.

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Behind the scenes workers contribute toward successful school productions To see and to hear is to learn and to remember. With the help of the Audio-Visual Aides Staff, teachers were able to give their students a new medium of in- struction. Tape recordings were effective assistants in speech correction, public speaking and language courses. Other classes took advantage of special instruction and current event films. The staff supplied the requirements of all classes in visual aid. An integral part of school life was the auditorium assemblies and programs. Mforking closely with the Visual Aides Staff, the Stage Crew added enjoyment to assem- blies by presenting films and features of interest to students. Members of the Stage Crew learned the techni- cal aspects of the stage. In faded khakies and T-shirts they were usually hard at work on set construction, lighting effects and accurate timing so important to the success of a production. The Ad Club helped decorate stage sets and was also responsible for the inspiring murals seen at Christmas time. With the art room as a hub for their activities, members of the Ad Club turned out bright banners and eye-catching posters to publicize plays, concerts, and sporting events. AUDIO VISUAL . . . Front Row: J: Detz, V. Perry, T. Taylor, M. White fsponsorj, O. McQuade, T. Stirnweis, O. Brustad, D. Bollinger. Second Row: D. Schuhardt, L. Booth, R. Claus, E. Perry, L. Engle, A. Davidson, P. Smith. Third Row: K. Grudzien, F. Frania, Y. Sojack, R. MacDonald, R. Kubota, M. Fasczewski, N. Rusk, J. Miller. Fourth Row: E. Wright, F. Polsgrove, W. Allen, S. Paull, M. Ramsey, S. Draeger, T. Ptasinski. Fifth Row: S. Machan, B. Dufresne, L. Brown, P. Bamhart, R. Morris, R. Livingston, A. Burke, G. Ptasinski. Back Row: R. Wesolowski, W. Rakecky, J. Naylor, G. Rilett, B. Potts, I. Ferrara, K. VanCamp, R. Ogar. jifty-seven

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Time and effort are given generously by aides Running errands, answering phones, stamping cards, and fil- ing records were but- a few of the many things done by the counselors aides and office aides. By helping with tedious and time consuming tasks, the aides leave counselors and office secre- taries free to accomplish their many important duties more efficiently. Students who needed remedial guidance with arithmetic pro- cedures received coaching in the Math Clinic. Individual atten- tion was given to the problems of each person by the Math Clinic Aides. These patient helpers de- voted many hours to their fellow students. A MATH CLINIC AIDES . . . Front Row: B. Gouin, J. Berger, A. Uchergi. Second Row: E. Zamba, M. Vantil. Third Row: K. Lahodny, A. Bernstein Qspon- sorj, M. Forsythe. Back Row: D. Ellison, N. Swan. fifty-nine