Cody High School - Comet Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Sixtyaight Y-TEENS . . . Front Row: S. Lofback fsponsorl, K. Lahodny lpresidentj, M. Squires fvice- fpresidentj, S. DeVernu fsecretaryj, S. Jump ftreasurerl, W. Lile lsergeant at armsj, J. Dobson. Second Row: B. Taylor, A. Mattson, L. Semmens, F. Rettig, P. Teagan, C. Migora, J. Smith. Third Row: J. Krym, J. Johnson, M. Koppy, S. Bizick, A. Kotila, J. Kahus. Fourth Row: J. Mackie, G. Roberts, J. Olson, E. Soussoury, D. Movinski, J. Owens, B. Mitchell. Fifth Row: K. Graggt J. Yule, P. Michalak, D. Mathews, J. Locey, P. McGray. Back Row: J. Bowler, B. Soberaiski, B. Johannsen, P. McConnell, G. Migora, S. Charney, D. Bishop. Y-ETTES . . . Front Row: S. Clif- ford fpresidentj, D. Kostik fvice- presidentj, S. Norton fsecretafyl. P Beck ltreasurerj, K. Haiek lhistorianj J. Probe lsergeant at armsj, J. Dur: yea fchaplainj. Second Row: D. Teller, D. Bauer, J. Flaherty, P Miller, L. Hall, G. Lee, K. Mont- gomery. Third Row: P. Lee, L. Lesko, P. Roberts, C. Steeves, D. Reeves, N. Young. Fourth Row: M. Merno- vage, K. Williams, S. Hornbrook, C Garvey, J. Grim, M. Rudick, J Bean. Fifth Row: M. Lama, P. Ham- ilton, B. Hornbrook, M. Lemaster, K. Lang, D. Kelly. Back Row: P. Drew, S. Nelson, F. Drew, L. Hal- stead, N. Collyer, S. Edge, M Ravitz.

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gfofkerkoocl Leynofefi ofa! acfiuified DEMOCRATIC HUMAN RELATIONS CLUB . . . Front Row: A. Gornbein fsponsorj, B. Soberaiski fpresidentj, E. Soussoury fvice-presidentj, J. Olson fsecretafyli J. Hubbell flreasurerl. Second Row: J. Rankin, A. Mattson, F. Rettig, J. Lehman, V. Buha, J. Smith. Third Row: N. Rusk, J. Owens, W. Lile, K. Gragg, J. Frost, J. Dobson. Fourth Row: J. Clemens, G. George, J. Yule, M. Bednarski, G. Shoemaker, J. Stegmeyer, S. Smith. Back Row: C. Paulsen, S. Gragg, B. Treglown, V. Dene Isponsorj, J. Pieper, L. Brake. Promoters of good will, locally and throughout the world were found here at Cody among Human Relations Club members. Contributing to community service, they sponsored the Cody Canned Food Campaign, a project to collect canned goods for needy families. At a program honoring Brotherhood Week, exchange students Bettina Soussoury from Greece, Gesine and Marianne Leitloff from Germany, and Renato Vennettelli from Italy compared American and European customs. Club members heard interesting talks by Kathy Sparks, our A.F.S. representative to New Zealand, Mr. Nadis, our faculty visitor to Israel, and Mr. McCaul, our exchange teacher from Scotland, who told of their personal experiences in these countries. Speech activities sponsored by the Forensic Club were many and varied. Laura Engle won the annual oratorical contest sponsored by the National Con- ference of Christians and Jews on the subject, Let Brotherhood Begin With Me. Eleanor Sakach represented Cody in the city finals of the I Speak for Democracy competition. Forensic orators attained the ability to express themselves with clarity and poise, invaluable to participating members of a democracy. Sixty-seven

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otha mixe Aocia! fun wifh Chririfian Lffowd ila This year's active Hi-Y, Y-Teens, and Y-ette Clubs provided a bright mixture of social fun and Christian fellowship through their service and social activities. The Y-Teens, associated with the Y.W.C.A., worked to create better world fellowship. They made dolls for needy children, contributed to the World Fund, and sold cans of mixed nuts during school hours, making it possible for girls to attend various Inter-State and National conferences. Highlighting the year, the girls blended their voices in the Y-Teens' Choir, taking part in the Y.W.C.A. all-city Mid-Winter Concert. The Hi-Y boys also played their part in furthering world brotherhood. Cody Hi-Y representatives, Bob Granfeldt and George Koehler, were sent to New York to tour the buildings of the United Nations. Motivated by the yule-tide spirit, the boys helped send needy children to camp by selling Christmas trees for the Y.M.C.A. The Y-ettes, Cody's junior Y-Teens, had their share of fun and friendship throughout the year, too. A recognition ceremony officially welcomed a host of new members who added to the growing fellowship, but a complete reorganiza- tion of the group left their activity calendar and plans for future activities stagnant. HI-Y . . . Front Row: D. Seigle ftreasurerj, R. Luther fvice-presidentj, P. Gubbins fpresidentj, G. Koehler fsecretaryj, A. Nicholas fsergeant at armsj. Second Row: R. Field, M. Stabler, R. Hunt, J. Rose, L. Savage. Third Row: F. Jarvi, F. Rockwood, L. Harms, A. Hiller, D. Bennett. Back Row: W. Bothwell Isponsorj, G. Lutz, J. Lahodny. F. Richards, C. Frost, J. Wake. . Sixty-nine