Cody High School - Comet Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Sixty A. M. YEARBOOK SALES REPRESENTATIVES . . . Front Row: S. Makar, P. Schaar, E. Wright, J. Geering, M. Peeken, F. Rettig, S. Jump, B. Skirchak, C. Heyza, D. Bollinger. Second Row: V. Buha, A. Fortin, N. Halusak, C. Rader, J. Ruszkiewicz, S. MacPhail, S. Bisso, C. Also- brooks, N. Carlson. Third Row: N. Palin, H. Wilson, B. Mitchell, C. Charbonneau, J. Gladey, M. Ochotny, C. Paulsen, L. Shoemaker, J. Palmer, J. Frost. Fourth Row: M. Miller, G. George: J. Grozanick, S. Rose, S. Ralls, D. Johnson, J. Owens, J. Baker, M. Koppy. Fifth Row: E. Tyszkiewicz, M. Tatar, B. Soberaiski, S. Martin, S. Stanzak, A. Taddia, S. Machan, A. Custanee, G. Messeear, R. Waddy. Back Row: J. Grigas, L. Fitzpatrick, C. Robiscoe, F. Coates, R. Rhoney, R. Flower, J. Buhl, T. Teagan. By the tens, hundreds, and thousands subscriptions poured in to COMET sales representatives, busy managing the sales accounts of the 1958 COMET. Eagerly they attacked the job of maintaining order amidst several thousand subscription cards and endless account sheets and record forms. Using a super salespitch to add more subscriptions to the already bulging files, these representatives served as a vital part of yearbook production. Selected by their assembly teachers for their reliability and capability, representatives attended special meetings to .be instructed in the know-how of yearbook business. Then came the test of actually managing the sales accounts as the avalanche of dimes and dollars began to roll in. When the final date for subscriptions to be paid came, sighs of relief went up with the last deposit slip and envelope as accounts were closed for another year. The COMET sales representatives provided a strong link between the assemblies of students and our yearbook's business department and, as the chain of events proved, supported energeti- cally the COMET'S sales campaign and forged it ahead to a new circulation record. P. M. YEARBOOK SALES REPRESENTATIVES . . . Front Row: P. Flower, B. Allen, A. Bilicki, L. Edington, J. Foris, C. Gimple, P. Tittensor, H. Field, B. Banwart. Second Row: C. Krzeminski, A. Jordon, P. T orphy, D. Mater, T. Stream, P. Mruk, V. Zakabielski, J. Mack. Third Row: D. Boron, D. Kilponen, J. Warner, C. McLaughlin, S. Chynoweth, S. Pinney, E. Dunlak, B. Sorentino, P. Harrison. Fourth Row: K. Thomas, K. Haiek, B. White, G. Swanson, F. Okon, P. Price, A. Hoopes, K. Berra. Fifth Row: P. Beck, C. Clark, P. Eaton, M. Ravitz, D. Kostik, B. Sarna, S. Domenoe, J. DeMarais, C. Zammit. Back Row: S. Hessing, S. Raptis, L. Chwalek, R. Hudson, J. Swope, C. Leeds, J. Koppel. elarerien fa filled

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Sixty-two CODY STAR . . . Front Row: N. Poulos fadvisorj, D. Brainard ffeature editorj, M. From- mert Ieditor-in-chiefl, M. Koppy fsports editorl. Second Row: L. Jagodzinski, J. Haase, J. Clemens, B. Strelecki, V. Krupicz, L. Naruc. Th'ird Row: P. Wolocko, P. Hamilton, R. Early, P. Hemlock, G. Cikity. Fourth Row: A. Anderson, J. Ruszkowski, C. Seeba, D. Seigle, G. Kapture fphotographerl, D. Curns. Back Row: S. DeLaHaye, R. Hunt, J. Joyce fphotographerl, J. Sopt. A .SQCU louggcafion rafec! .xdfhugmerican The Cody STAR Staff took on a new look this year as the reshuffling of personnel brought bright new personalities to carry on the tradition of pro- ducing and editing a first class production. Changes among staff members proved beneficial as the joumalists consistently produced STARS of greater brilliance and higher polish. The job of publishing an excellent school newspaper was a challenging one. An interesting layout had to be planned, pictures to enhance the news had to be selected, and feature stories were written and rewritten in order to measure up to Cody STAR quality. The face of the clock warranted many an anxious glance from the deadline-conscious staff members as they struggled to get the paper to press. Rewarding their consistent efforts, the Cody STAR, for the first time, was awarded a Medalist rating by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association and All-American by the National Scholastic Press Association.