Cody High School - Comet Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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BOOK EXCHANGE . . . Front Row: P. Squire, P. Gubbins, E. Sielaff, K. Vodden. Second Row: E. Bell fsponsorj, D. Seigle, S. Martin. Third Row: A. Hiller, R. Hunt, L. Harms, B. Shuput. Back Row: H. Gran- feldt, C. Genslak, B. T uller, R. Granfeldt. LIBRARY STAFF . . . Front Row: L. Pronkk, M. Rudick, S. Draeger. Second Row: L. Palesch, M. Kovacs, J. Barton, P. Bonacor. Third Row: C. Cheston, Sf Machan, G. Shoemaker. Back Row: C. Whitelaw, A. C ustance. RECEPTIONISTS . . . Front Row: S. Davis fsponsorl, M. Yee, S. Winkler, F. Rettig, K. Ninomiya. Second Row: J. Steggall, C. Moore, S. Grabke, J. Kallio. Third Row: J. Saunders, W. Lile, D. Seigle, J. Owens, J. Resimont. Back Row: B. Treglown, L. Elvin, G. Klepach, A. Custance. Eighty-seven

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eruiced Julalaorf dckoof funcfiond VETERAN HALL GUIDES . . . Front Row: A. Koske, N. Baker, A. Knop, J. Purcilla, J. Byrne, M. Suszylo, M. Sampson. Second Row: C. Malinowski, B. Spracher, J. Kallio, L. Green, L. Rosiek, S. Lada. Third Row: G. Pawlowski, D. Seigle, S. Yesta, R. Wesolowski, J. Mack, Y. Mauzey, M. Nizio. Back Row: J. Andary fsponsorj, A. Mack, R. Carlile, L. Courier, R. Rhoney, D. Richards. Eighty-six Guarding our halls, giving invaluable library service, guiding our visitors, and exchanging books kept the Hall Guides, Library Staff, Receptionists Club, and Book Exchange active in serving Cody. Cody's hall guides had the responsibility to keep our halls clear of loitering students. During class periods they made it their business to see that students at their lockers and in the halls had official passes. Services rendered by the Library Staff consisted primarily of regular library routine. They expressed their ingenuity and talent to plan and develop several attractive and stimulating library bulletin board displays in which book jackets of newly acquired selections suggested a variety of reading material available. Receptionists Club members served as the official hosts and hostesses of Cody on guided tours of our large building. They helped orient the incoming freshmen classes and served as student guides to groups of visitors during Cody's Open House in November. Exchanging many old books and new book covers for the hard earned dimes and dollars of Cody students, Book Exchange members helped manage a flourishing used books business this year.

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Eighty-eight .ggfuvlenf ai 26 cwaiaf goofy .Siu MATH CLINIC AIDES . . . Front Row: B. Gouin. J. Berger. Second Row: M. Lentz. Back Row: A. Bernstein fsponsorj, M. Svirid fsponsorj. Devoting their time, energy, and talents, the Math Clinic Aides, Counselor Aides, and Office Aides, gave unstinting service to Cody. In the role of teachers, Math Clinic Aides assisted Mr. Bernstein, in helping students to overcome their problems in Math. By actually explaining the problem, directing the working of it, and checking the results, they built up under- standing in basic fundamentals and better marks for students. Work savers were the busy and efficient Office and Counselor Aides. They served willingly . . . filing, stamping, running errands, and taking care of small, routine tasks that are so time consuming for counselors and office personnel. Also a vital part of the office staff were the public relations gals who operated the switchboard and favorably impressed telephone callers with dependable and courteous service.