Cody High School - Comet Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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exfra-curricu ar alit- breaha dchoo! roufine Through the unified efforts of Cody students, the annual canned foods drive attained its second successful year. The mixed endeav- ors of all took the form of active competition between the seniors and the undergraduates. Food for hungry teens is found in Cody's cafeteria. A lunch hour break is a welcome recess from the day's rush of Lined up before the voting booths, civic-minded students await their turn to practice a freedom they will be expected to use in later life. Last spring the Detroit News took up the suggestion of the student council and interviewed and photographed some of the positive personalities of Cody's student body. classes. gn--

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The friendliness, fun, and fellowship seen in Cody's halls and rooms are all a part of the student life here. Each school day holds much more than just classes for a Cody student. Time is always found for a much needed break from the day's rush of routine academics. Extra- curricular activities and school and club services hold the opportunities for the good times which make school years, years to remember. The time spent work- ing loyally for them and the precious few minutes spent talking between classes and in the lunchroom all combine to make student life at Cody. '- Performing one of their many varied school activities, members of the student council sold Cody caps, booster pins, and pennants to sportsminded Comet fans. The once familiar gathering of students in Cody stairwells has faded from view this year. Early-corners now use pre-program minutes for study in room 106.

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61615201 6626 Jlddl' new inferezif in achoof Mr. Quaker, dressed in a period cos- tume, helped to set the stage for a patriotic message for a Cody audience which left them with much to think about. One hundred fourteen Honor gives her light, and now a Cody Crest will shine in honor of Cody . . . at an Honors Assembly Jim Lightfoot an- nounces the winning crest and introduces it's designer, Chuck Pittinger.