Cody High School - Comet Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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neue in org an ou! er in clekaf Mixed emotions of desperation and determination threaten to gay spirits as enthusiastic spectators clap dampen spectators' spirits as Cody fans really get in the swim of their hands for a team players winning things pulling fervently for a victory over rival opposition. performance Teachers and students alike leave the classroom to take a seat on the bleachers as Cody fans and loyal supporters. Even Mr. Schumacher lends moral support to the team as he watches the excitement and suspense of the game. The fortunes of battle sometimes leave fans indignant, tense, even discouraged by the game . . . but their faces tell the story of boundless enthusiasm and delight when fate turns the tables, even if only for a moment.

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ffllaldidy 0l'l'l'lati0l'l5 5l06ll' all enfeffaill Cl'0LU 5 Comette cheerleaders represent the spirit of Cody . . . This year they were needed more than ever to boost school spirit and team morale, as Codyites watched a majority of football and basketball games slip through their fingers. Nevertheless, these enthusiastic and determined girls held fast to their tradition of high spirit, always with unwavering hope and confidence in the school's teams. Never seen, but always there, was Mrs. Leavell, a former cheer- leader, who instructed and backed the twelve girls. With her help, peppy new cheers rang out from hundreds of fans as one boisterous voice on the sidelines. These 'gnever say die girls enthused Cody crowds to urge their teams to push forward and win. Comette majorettes are also cheerleaders . . . Maneuvering their flashing batons and high-stepping feet in original patterns, they lead Cody's band' out onto the field. There at the start and half-time of all football games, the majorettes saluted the team with a flick of the wrist as their batons spun. In all seasons and kinds of weather, both cheerleaders and majorettes were there to represent the spirit of Cody. DRUM MAJORETTES . . . Front Row: B. Hunter, S. Leyava. Second Row: C. Endahl, B. Knowlton. Back Row: G. James, C. Seeba. CHEERLEADERS . . . Front Row: C. Migora fcaptainj, J. Foris. K. Bates Ico- captainj. Second Row: V. Krupic, I. Kahus, P. Hatfield, I. Smith. Third Row: C. Sokol, E. Marvin, J. Migora. Back Row: B. Miller, S. Charney. Fred Rockwood attempted to drum up another cheer for Cody's football team in spite of the overwhelming score which Cooley had built up during the game. Eighty-five