Cody High School - Comet Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Eager players listened as Coach Taylor gave them Mary Rea was on the alert as Pete Gilliam fought the word. with her Redford opponent for the ball. GIRLS'VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM . . . Front Row: J. Tittensor, C. Kinczkowski, J. Allen lco- captainj , B. Barton, K. Sparks foo-captain, . Back Row: M. Taylor fcoachj, M. Rea, B. Treglown, C. Sperling, P. Gilliam, J. Dinwiddie, B. Boice fstudent managerj. ninety-two

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VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY TEAM . . . Front Row: S. Dinwiddie Lcaptainj, 1. Lehman, G. Williams, B. Barton, P. O'Keefe, K. Sparks. Back Row: K. Morrissey fcoachj , P. Gilliam fstudent managery, N. Lutrnan, P. Gilliam, M. Rea fco-captainl, J. Allen, S. DeVema. Lack of hustle defeats Girls' H ockey Squad RESERVE FIELD HOCKEY TEAM . . . Front Row: I. Soubly, L. Semmens, R. Marx Icaptainy, P. Goldina, S. Jeffrey, E. Doody. Second Row: V. Rusnik, P. Czyzewski, A. Anderson, P. Brauer, B. Smith. Back Row: j. Stricker, B. Johannsen, C. Duchenne, M. Duchenne, C. Robiscoe, J. Dinwiddie fco-captainj , A. Guzik, J. Owens. ' ' , , M -I--If: ,,,, . ninety-one

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Challenging three Redford guards, Sue Dinwiddie charged through to lay it up. GIRLS' RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM . . . Front Row: S. Smith, J. Ross, C. Migora., J. Berger, I. Smith, E. I-lrabar, L. Tittensor. Second Row: S. McKenna, P. Czyzewski K. Dunn fco-captainj, S. Dinwiddie fco-captainy, I. Stegmeyer, J. Soubly. Back Row: P. Cook ftimerl, S. Taxzwell, E. Crowther, B. Syrek, S. Hrabar, C. Fontes, J. Brown Qstudent managerj. ! Girl cagers lack scoring punch Dressed in their colorful green and gray uniforms, the girls' basketball team made its third season's appearance on Cody's sports scene. Many practices in the gym found the girls learning new skills and preparing for the games ahead. They had a rigorous schedule before them, with the first two games of the season being the most important of all against Redford and Mackenzie. Redford's defensive playing and clever ball-handling stopped the Comettes cold, as they dropped their opener 29 to 7. Meeting their arch rival, Mackenzie, and competing with their veteran team proved too much for our ever-fighting basketeers. The final score was 49-10 as the Stags walked off the court victorious. The game with Northwestern found the Comettes bouncing back to keep right in pace with the Colts, making them fight hard for a close win, 29 to 25. Finding that Southwestern and Mumford had overpowered them they were not convinced that it was a losing season. Several times after games, the girls were highly complimented by referees and opposition coaches on their fine sportsman- ship and teamwork. ninety-three