Cody High School - Comet Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Bettina Soussoury, our foreign exchange student from Greece, finds enjoyment in reading about her adopted country with her new American friends. Topping all other West Side high schools with a grand total of 5,940 pounds, true Comet spirit was displayed in the Annual Clothing Drive. Mr. Bovill's vigorous direction of the drive proved rewarding as Cody's poundage COI'lfiI1il6Cl' to mount for five continuous days.

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Touring classes and corridors during Cody's Open House, interested visitors gained an appreciation of our school life. Did they realize the significance of what they saw? Students get that calypso beat as two members of our lively Four Mosts gave a sneak preview of their act in the 1957 Cody Capers. f- t. meal, .211 ' mum Viewers who tuned in Bud Davie's Dance Party on CKLW-TV Decem- ber I0th, saw Cody in the spotlight. Motion pictures of our classes and school activities introduced Cody and its students to the television audience.

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modern ana! cfakidic come iefs enferfaineol o g Twenty A change in play tempo from modern to classic marked the selection of Shakespeare's Taming of the Shrew as our spring production. Mr. Turner designed Eliza- bethan era costumes which were reproduced in Cody's sewing classes under the supervision of Mrs. Sturgeon. An authentic Gothic architecture set was built by Mr. Beauvais and the stage crew. Miss Seaman developed special musical arrangements to accent the atmosphere of old world charm and tradition. And a well directed cast added the final touch to a successful presentation of one of the theater's classic comedies.