Cody High School - Comet Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Business Manager Alan Cisek was wrist deep in subscription cards and business reports all year and Index Editor Susan Stuve carefully worked over thousands of file cards with her assistant Karen Wolf. Dave Northup's art sketches offered an exceptional feature in this year's COMET while Don Foytek performed as a jack-of-all-trades helping everyone. alv- General staff meetings were held throughout the year to keep everyone abreast of what was developing with the complex yearbook production schedule. The principle content of a yearbook is its pictorial coverage and these major responsibilities were the chief concern of Staff Photographer George Kapture and Photography Editor Leslie Wears. Thousands of pictures were taken by both the COMET photographer and Craine Studios, professional photographers, which were filed and selected to give the best pictorial review of the events of the school year. F orty-one

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GCCOUII ttf 5 ii E A. M. YEARBOOK SALES REPRESENTATIVES . . . Front Row: E. Wright, J. Geering, M. Ristagno, V. Zakobielski, M. KOPPY, J. Thomas, N. Palin, L. Woodside, A. Fortin, C. Heyza. Second Row: L. Stasik, C. Rude, J. Work, J. Palmer, G. Stifel, C. Skolasinski, J. Ruszkiewicz, B. Simoncic, M. Ochotny. Third Row: C. Sokol, M. Ake, E. Marvin, G. George, P. Eaton, K. Haiek, M. Patterson, N. Pauley, D. Roginski, C. Ford. Fourth Row: J. Grozanick, C. Webb, M. Miller, D. Koss, P. Drew, D. Kapala, K. Kovacs, C. Fontes, S. Domenoe, C. Rader, M. Grzelewski. Back Row: S. Machan, M. Lehotan, A. Custance, P. Bugeia, F. Coates, R. Kowalewski, J. Kucharski, G. Vincent, S. Stanzak, D. Kostik, P. Miszczak. , The yearbook representative was the additional thrust needed after the launching of the 1959 Comet. Volunteering for this all- important job, they sent Cody's Comet into orbit. Enthusiastically these business assistants worked each day at their assemblies, handling their classmates' accounts carefully. As the dimes and dollars came in after the yearbook rally in October, they tallied and deposited the amounts collected from each subscriber. Chosen by their assembly teachers for their capability and willingness to work, they soon became proficient at their jobs through instruction at special meetings. Now these representatives were the supporting arm of the Comet Business Manager, enabling him to keep in direct touch with the subscribers. Although Detroit experienced a generally poor working year, Cody's alert salesmen kept the COMET sales orbiting at an almost even keel with past annuals. Distributing the 1959 COMET in June to the subscribers in their assemblies, they felt both proud and pleased to know that they had been an important element in the COMET 's successful business spurt. P. M. YEARBOOK SALES REPRESENTATIVES . . . Front Row: S. Farris, J. Richter, B. Allen, C. Lake, B. Koitsits, S. Maltby, R. Richards, D. Clements, B. Banwart. Second Row: J. Lupinacci, I. Fox, D. Hines, J. Jankowski, E. Mills, M. Orlanski, T. Bilicki, J. Higgins. Third Row: J. Cozart, D. Sutton, J. Primeau, M. Hepola, N. Wesolowski, R. Van Garden, C. Gorski, L. Babcock, C. Idaberian, P. Grieb. Fourth Row: V. Palliaer, J. Naudi, K. Hays, G. Schorr, P. Torphy, C. Smith, N. Bondy. Fifth Row: B. Kohl, D. Simler, G. Swanson, F. Okon, B. Meilbeck, J. Varisto, C. Clark, B. Hudson, K. Wolf. Back Row: C. Pekkarinen, S. Calvin, E. Hardie, M. Will, N. Smith, D. Frania, L. Horanzy. Forty-three