Cody High School - Comet Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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hockey JQUGJ aloha f2J by Jfaunc olalaodifion Clashing sticks with stiff opposition, the 1958 Girls' Field Hockey Team wound up another unsuccessful season with a record of 1 win, 1 tie, and 2 losses. The season began early in fall and the girls first had to rake freshly rnown grass from the field before they could defeat Chadsey opposition 1-0. Facing strong Mumford competition, they managed to hold the Mustangs to a scoreless tie. Veteran coaching in ball-handling and stick- work did not help Cody out-score the following games, however. Huskie and Stag opposition de- feated Comette efforts 2-0 and 1-0, respectively, in the final round of season play. At the close of the 1958 season, the Girls' Field Hockey Team packed away their uniforms in hopes of a more successful season next fall. A Chadsey forward, garbed in her gear against the many dangers of hockey, successfully intercepts the ball from one of Cody's aggressive players. Quai 4 crm- Above, the opposition's stick blocks the distance between Diane Corbett and the ball, but she strains to overcome this obstacle. . . Below, the fans shout as Vicki Najaar skillfully maneuvers the ball down the field while her Mackenzie opponent follows. Ninety-five

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GIRLS' FIELD HOCKEY TEAM . . . Front Row: K. Morris- sey fcoachj, C. Demick, S. Rowley, E. Hrabar lco-captainj, B. Field fco-captainj, J. Rankin, J. Ross, J. Frost, J. Bowler fstudent managerj. Second Row: S. Liedkiewicz, J. Bean, B. Spracher, C. McLaughlin, P. Czyzewski, S. Ramey, J. Rusz- N inety- four i ig 5 K Here comes Coach Morrissey! You'd better give it back now! kiewicz, V. Naijar. Third Row: A. Guzik, J. Stegmeyer, M. Ramsey lco-captainj, J. Doody, I. Mackie, S. Tarzwell, S. Naijar. Back Row: R. Early, M. Lentz, D. Corbett, S. Hrabar, J. Barnes lco-captainj, S. Idziak, T. Wroblewski, S. Edge. After being pitted against a Redford player for a bully, Stephanie Hrabar watched anxiously along with others to see the outcome of her quick reflexes in hitting the ball first.

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feblffl 5 0,90 Ol' Ul'l6!2k.6lf0C! i f Aeadon .imme aga in Ninety-six Frank Reed strains to finish the butterfly lap of the medley relay. Despite his fellow swimmers all-out ex- ertion, and the urging of Cody's fans, the Cardinals went on to defeat the tankers, 50-36. In the picture above, back-stroker Larry Lumley thrashes through Comet water, pulling extra hard to make the turn and start back in the last grueling length of the 100 yard race against Redford . . . At the right, going from the sublime to the ridiculous, Metropolitan Diving Champion Ron Syria performed comic acrobatics on Cody's diving board. Putting unusual talent and years of experience to practice, Ron entertained crowds of spectators after each home meet. Q-4 046 'F Qi A - -v-v. l 3 Q.-J -Q Did you ever think about basketball? Lf