Cody High School - Comet Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Brotherhood with an international flavor characterized the activities of the Horizon, Human Relations and Hi-Y Clubs this year. They spread beyond the confines of America to aid and understand others. Horizon Club girls became foster parents to a young Burmese boy. Each month members sent a contribution to Burma for the support of their adopted child. They also prepared first-aid kits for Red Cross disaster areas around the world. The Human Relation Club did their part in promoting world wide harmony, too. Discussions on racial problems and a talk by Mr. Needell on India broadened the club members' outlook. On the home front, the club organized an all-school canned goods drive and helped to start a Human Relations club at Oak Park High School. A Hi-Y study trip to the United Nations took Tom Carter to the common meeting ground of seven continents. Other Hi-Y members served as helpers in various capacities at the Y.M .C .A. One hundred . ,L , Club activities characterizt DEMOCRATIC HUMAN RELATIONS CLUB . . . Front Row: K. Simon Cpres- ident, T. Taylor Cvice-presidentl, A. Bas- s1n Csecretaryj, I. Mack ftreasurerl, C. Cheston, H. Ottati Csponsorb. Second Row: J. Larson, C. Sinnett, C. Skolasinski, C. Anderson, J. Koscielniak. Third Row: P. Hamilton, J. Miller, M. Eklund, J. Green- how, L. Feetham, P. Arnaldos. Fourth Row: T. Begin, M. Bolla, B. Burschell, L. Babcock, P. Szewczyk. Fifth Row: E. Sie- laff, J. Larson, S. Clifford, L. Gerhart, M. Ravitz, R. Zagorski. Back Row: E. Haap- anen, C. Thompson, D. Lewis, K. Emery, J. Wilson.

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Intellectual groups interpret and discuss cultural ideas CHESS CLUB . . . Front Row: B. Mack fsecretaryj, T. Taylor fpresidentl, P. McNamara CsponsorJ, I. Mack Cvicefpresidentl, D. Graham ftreasurerb. Second Row: B. Koroscil, A. Bassin, I. Carterg J. Fedyk. Third Row: C. Whitelaw, D. Riddell, R. Kale, T. Taylor. Back Row: S. Hrabar, D. La- Croix, F. Scott, G. Vincent. f Pawn or Bishop? The best move was decided by chess players who competed against each other in preliminary matches to determine Cody's representative in the all- city contest. Ninety-nine

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HI-Y . . . Front Row: R. Modreski Ctreasurerj, T. Carter Cvice-presidentj, R. Granfeldt Cpresidentj, J. Sopt Crecording secretaryj, F. Rockwood Ccorresponding secretaryj. Second Row: B. Jeffrey, L. Wears, F. Reed, S. Mickelson Csponsorl. Third Row: C. Harenda, T. Reed, G. Bondy, G. Maschke, G. Vincent. Back Row: G. Cook fsegreant at armsj, C. Teichner, G. Rilett, J. Nance Cchaplainj, I. Archibald. Deaf children enjoyed a Valentine party given for them by the members of the Horizon Club which ful- filled the club's charitable purpose. Jrotherhood with an international flavor HORIZON CLUB . . . Front Row: R. Mruk Csponsorl, B. Sorentino Crecording secretaryj, G. Hansen Cvice-presidentb, K. Novak Cpresidentl, K. Kovaks Ctreasurerj, F. Whitmarsh Csponsorj. Second Row: P. McConachie fhistorianj, D. Roginski fcorresponding secretaryj, G. Heyer, S. Kapala, E. Sommerville. Third Row: P. Mruk, P. Starr, D. Jablonski Csergeant at armsj, N. Smith, D. Pacos, P. Komosa. Fourth Row: S. Kovacs, J. Koscielniak, P. Bloink Csergeant at armsl, S. Stuve, S. Wesolowski. Back Row: G. Swanson, F. Kosbab, D. Kapala, C. Leiack, G. Kubek. One hundred one