Cody High School - Comet Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Mr. Sloan discussed teclzniques to be used in presenting a round table review of issues in a public speaking class. Enthusiastic preparation by history students paid off for Cody's TV current events battle with Redford in the Detroit News Quiz 'Em on the Air. Television has an educational value too, Cody students discovered. For the first time TV teachers assisted regular classroom instructors in an experimental teaching program for American literature and world history classes. Ninety-eight

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4. Students learn how to express themselves in composition classes through various inpromptu essay assignments. A world history report takes on current 'sig- nificance when specific points are identified on a globe. Journalism students may put their talents to work at Cody as members of the COMET and STAR staffs. COMET staffers created a spectacular display of their past productions to stimulate sale of our yearbook during the fall campaign. Mr. Bernard McClellan from the Detroit Edison Com- pany helped Dr. Bernstein and Cody students prepare a display on the use of mathematics in computing electrical power consumption. Ninety-nine