Cody High School - Comet Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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CODY THEATER GUILD . . . Front Row: Engle fpresidentj, R. Morris fvice-presidentj, Goldstein lsponsorj, G. James lsecretaryj, Endahl ltreusurerj. Second Row: V. Krupic, Davidson, K. Williams, J. Olson, A. Fortin gunman- I Rodocker. Third Row: K. Gragg, L. Washington, B. White, B. Mitchell. Back Row: C. Thompson, B. Clod, D. Fitzgerald, W. Prather, R. Ogar, 0. .Brustad. wweo . g 1 3 Q 4 Orlzfiht E till' This production is becoming a comedy of errors. ' MODERN DANCE CLUB . . . Front Row: P. Avey, B. Hunter. Second Row: K. Ninomiya ftreasurerj. Third Row: G. Nalepa, J. Rankin tpresidentj, B. Reitengu. Fourth Row: I. Foris, Y. Mauzey. Back Row: M. Burnaby. F ifty-eight

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As a member of the Co-op, Future Retailers of Detroit, and Retailers at Your Service Clubs, Cody's business majors gained actual experience in preparation for a business career. Working under the Co-op plan, students with early schedules were placed in part-time jobs. Membership was limited this year due to difficulty in finding training stations because of the recession. Nevertheless, the Co-op Club still functioned actively. The Future Retailers of Detroit encouraged better business relations between employer and employee. Exer- cising this idea, they attended a Bosses Banquet, inviting their employers as guests. They also traveled to Battle Creek for a delegates congress along with the Co-op Club. The Retailers at Your Service Club stressed the indi- viduals business experience by taking part in the business end of school service. Members learned to be efficient and careful cashiers, handling large amounts of money and making accurate change. Taking charge of the box office, they sold tickets for athletic events and Cody pro- grams. The profits were used to buy new equipment for the retailing department. RETAILERS AT YOUR SERVICE . . . Front ROW: H. Voisine fsponsorj, K. Samp, J. Rollins, P. Lucia. Second Row: H. Hulbert, C. Jackson, J. 0'Rourke. Third Row: K. Pattinson, M. Lentz, P. Tungate, N. Easter. Fourth Row: C. Staten, S. Woodra, C. Novak. Fifth Row: M. Pfeifer, J. 0'Guin, F. Yoff, R. Pielucki. Back Row: R. Antonik, G. Blume, D. Michaluk. .3 L fe 5 You can't win. If it isn't the Sanforized suit that shrinks, it's the model! Fifty-seven

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pracfice ma ed laerfecf per ormera Learning the roles of model, dancer and thespian, many Cody students became active club members in the Models, Modern Dance, and Drama Clubs. Cody's fashion conscious girls listened attentively to a professional model speak about the unseen duties and sacrifices of the slim sophisticate as well as the rewards of a successful career. Some wistfully thought of a future as a model, others recognized the practical application of modeling to them as young women. But first must come daily diet and exercise, and Cody models spent long hours practicing grace and poise. Whirling and pirouetting to music of many moods, Cody modern dancers characterized each mood as they entertained many audiences. Practice made original routines perfect, delighting both adults and children at the High School Dance Concert, Children's Concert, G.A.A. Orientation Program, and Bandarama. Fulfilling the earnest desire to play a part in the thrilling but oftentimes hectic life of an actor, drama enthusiasts portrayed their roles eagerly in Cody Theater Guild productions. Those cast as production assistants were as much a part of theater life as any actor. Cody thespians shared together the excitement of their hit productions, Stage Door and The Importance of Being Earnest. C. Schwab. MODEL CLUB . . . Front Row: P. Roldan fpresidentj, V. Ghofulpo fsponsorj, J. Reid lsecretary and treasurerl. Second Row: B. Reinholz, N. Szkolnik, S. Balsamo, P. Teeley. Back Row: E. Backiel, G. Clark, Fifty-nine