Cody High School - Comet Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Forty Editor-in-Chief Cherie Stulz checks over a production assignment given to one of her staff members. Her preoccupation and dedica- tion to her major responsibilities assured the successful publication of the 1959 COMET. Staff consultations were many and necessary to coordinate yearbook plans and procedures. Feature Editor Linda Miller conferred with other staff members about the manner in which the year's events were to be featured, and Mr. Melvyn Smith, fac- ulty adviser, met frequently with the several departmental editors to re- solve yeurbook production problems. new dfaf KGLLILCAQJ ducceridfuf Clflllbla Launching the 1959 COMET early in the fall, a new staff had high hopes that it could supply the thrust to send this year's COMET rocketing into orbit far above previous annuals. The responsibility of engineering the flight fell primarily on the shoulders of a few returning experienced individuals. A crew of new faces volunteered to serve in any production capacity, even though it often meant giving up other interests and activities. The course was charted and the staff set to work. They didn't count on running into deadline crises and delays because of staff inefficiency. Some of the crew were dismissed, others fell by the wayside, but still determined to succeed with their venture the 1959 COMET staff diligently worked on. The results of endless nights with little sleep and days without thought of staying after school until five or six o'clock assured those remaining who were dedicated to their respective duties that a successful launching of the 1959 COMET would come off. The count-down through the last surge of activity indicated success. The staff is elated. Others, it is hoped, will share their joy. Literary Editor Linda Lumley pores intently over the copy which helped to record and feature the annual report of the school year