Cody High School - Comet Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Y-ETTES . . . Front Row: S. Wyatt lsponsorj, J. Flaherty fpresidentj, J. Grim fvice-presidentj, G. Carter lsecretaryl, K. Lang ltreasurerj, C. Okrie fl.C.C. repre- sentativej, L. Taylor. Second Row: P. Goward, C. Hunter, P. McKenzie, L. Pronyk, M. Weaver, J. Desatta, C. McNeice. Third Row: Y. DeMarais, M. Garvey, C. DeLanoy, G. Ripper, P. Conrad, D. Kittleson. Fourth Row: B. Difazio, S. Volstromer, D. Pelz, G. Polzin, J. Wenson, C. Hahnke. Fifth Row: C. Smith, P. Drain, B. Hornbrook, J. Hrabar, P. Paszkowski, J. Painter, K. Dinkgrave. Back Row: J. Engel, S. Purcell, E. Haupt, P. Durcell, P. Hawkins, J. Gardner. Kostik, C. Whitelaw, L. Halstead, P. Beck. BETA Y-TEENS . . . Front Row: M. Eller fspon- sorj, M. Bednarski lpresidentj, M. Ramsey Ivice- presidentj, J. Stegmeyer lseeretarylt D. Bauer ltreasurerj, P. Flowers fchaplainj, K. Haiek fser- geant at armsl. Second Row: J. Probe, S. Schmidt, D. Cloutier, C. Sokol, J. Duryea, D. Reeves, K. Lazar, P. Potts. Third Row: L. Martin, J. Grant, G. Merritt, C. Garvey, J. Bean, J. Ruszkiewicz, C. Skolasinski. Fourth Row: K. Williams, M. Feeback, G. George, P. Hamilton, L. Shoemaker, P. Zapotny, Fifth Row: S. Tarzwell, L. Brake, R. Early, R. Krygoski, S. Richie, S. Faist, S. Naiiar. Back Row: M. Ravitz fl.C.C. representativej, S. Clifford, D. Q F ilty-one

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Fifty ALPHA Y-TEENS . . . Front Row: W. Lile fpresi- dentl, K. Gragg fvice-presidentj, P. Teagan frecord- ing secretaryl. C. Seeba Icorresponding secretaryj, J. ,Rankin ftreasurerj, B. Foster Ichaplainl. Second Row: V. Krupic, E. Wright, J. Frost, C. Demick, P. Teeley, E. Rodocker. Third Row: N. Palin, J. Haase, M. Koppy, T. Jones, B. Hunter. Fourth Row: C. Webb, M. Rudick, J. Mackie, B. Mitchell fsergeant at armsj, J. Johnson, J. Kahus. Fifth Row: P. Perrin, S. Bizick, P. McCray, B. Vowtz, B. Reitenga. Back Row: J. Yule fhistorianjf S. Char- ney, S. Machan fI.C.C. representativej, G, James, J. Anderson, L. Semmens. groulaa acfiuefg- Jerue Jcdoofancl communify Cody's Y-Teens characterized the spirit of youth working and playing together in the Christian atmosphere of fun and fellowship as they enthusi- astically served and supported their school, community, and fellowman. They found pride in being part of the national chapter, sponsored by the Y.W.C.A., and pleasure in active membership in the Alpha, Beta, and Y-Ette Chapters at Cody. Cody Y-Teens began this year's calendar of activities with the traditional candle-light ceremony to initiate new members and once more bring together the old. The holiday spirit soon captivated the girls and they began early to make stuffed dolls and colorful scrapbooks for hospitalized chil- dren. They were peanut venders, too, selling cans of nuts at Christmas to earn money for charity purposes. Serving Cody, the Y-Ettes volunteered to assist at the Saturday morning Y.W.C.A. recreational program. The pennies they diligently collected from friends and classmates were given to the Children's Home, adding pleasure to the routine life of the children living there. Highlighting another eventful year, more Cody Y-Teens enjoyed active club membership than ever before as the new Beta Chapter became part of Y-Teen life at Cody.

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Among Cody High Schoolfs goodwill agencies are the Hi-Y, Horizon, and Key Clubs. The Hi-Y, sponsored by the Y.M.C.A., actively pro- moted Christian ideals. They sent Ray Field to the United Nations, along with Hi-Y members from all over the country, to watch Hbrotherhood in action? The Hi-Y then put charity to work by contributing money to the senior class gift. A new faculty sponsor was being sought to support the club's many projects. Cody's Key Club, a branch of the Kiwanis Club, ex- tended goodwill around the world by collecting Christmas cards which they sent to the British West Indies Federa- tion. Key Club members also exchanged books with Cuba and Great Britain, giving these to Cody's library. Affiliated with the Campfire Girls of America, the Horizon Club served in a charitable role. They visited the Arnold Home for the Aged, and also gave a Halloween Party, complete with games, gifts, and candied apples, for the children of the Christ Child Home. F iffy-two aclzoo! cfuoa fader HI-Y . . . Front Row: F. Rockwood fpresidenlj, R. Granfeldt fvice-presidentl, T. Teagan fcorresponding secreiaryll L. Woodside frecording secretaryl, C. Gen- slak fsergeant at armsj, T. Carter fchap- lainl. Second Row: D. Barclay, F. Reed, F. Fabbrini, B. Polk, P. Cortese, B. Jeffrey. Third Row: H. Saunders, R. Mod- reski, J. Mruk, J. Naylor, R. Field. Fourth Row: R. Marshke, G. Maschke, J. Sopt, M. Yderstad, L. Wears, T. T erletzky. Fifth Row: T. Reed, D. Willits, G. Cook, R. Schouman, G. Bondy. Back Row: J. Archibald, G. Will, G. Lutz, C. Teichner, K. Wiktorowski, W. Bothwell fsponsorj.