Cody High School - Comet Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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R.O.T.C. OFFICERS AND NON-COMS . . . Front Row: Sfc. C. Netherton Cinstructorl, 1st!Lt. J. Cross, Capt. R. Stoutenburg, Col. R. Constable, Maj. G. Wytko, Capt. C. Herlocker, Sgt. H. Jones Cassistant instructorj. Second Row: 2ndfLt. R. Coon, 2ndfLt. R. .Reitenga, 2ndfLt. R. Kale, 2ndfLt. J. Bala, 2ndfLt. R. Kramer, 2ndfLt. M. Bogdan. Third Row: MfSgt. A. Lane, 2ndfLt. J. Constable, 2ndfLt. M. Adler, 2ndfLt. A. Huffman, 2ndfLt. E. Bala, M!Sgt. R. Chaivre, lstfLt. J. 1 Agius. Back Row: lstfSgt. C. Easter, M!Sgt. R. l Luce, MfSgt. W. Rozenbaugier, MfSgt. J. Strach, 1st!Sgt. G. Jeziorowski, M!Sgt. J. Eppley. Student officers command new cadet training program Discipline, the key word in military organization, has molded another platoon of quick stepping R.O.T.C. cadets. Months of drilling earned them the right to wear a red star on their arm, which signified that once again Cody ranked as an R.O.T.C. Honor School. A new, more instructive R.O.T.C. manual set the groundwork for a new, more instructive training course this year. With the accent on cadet teaching, officers were trained to instruct their fellow students on basic army skills. Now both teacher and student found they could meet on a higher level of co-operative participation. But the development of R.O.T.C. procedures was not the only result of their training. In earning the title good soldier, the cadets learned the value of organization, obedience, and exactness. The Military Ball and R.O.T.C. Field Day came as a climax and reward for a year of diligent work. R.O.T.C. cadets who were particularly interested and skilled in the use of firearms represented Cody's Rifle Team at many contests. Consistent ejorts for accuracy brought them a fifth place in both the Hearst and Intramural Rifle matches. One hundred four

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BETA Y-TEENS . . . Front Row: J. Naudi Ctreasurerj, C. Sinnett Cvice-pres- identj, B. Shields Cpresidentj, S. Clifford Csecretaryl, D. Williford CI.C.C. repre- sentativel, S. Richie Cchaplainj. Second Row: J. Probe, D. Reeves, S. Schmidt, K. Lazar, P. Potts. Third Row: C. Garvey, M. Bolla, C. Lennie, K. Williams, B. Burschell, J. Bean. Fourth Row: P. Hamilton, M. Ravitz, M. Bednarski, M. Feeback, C. Rector. Back Row: L. Brake Csergeant at armsj, J. Schraeder, S. Faist, M. Eller Csponsorl. Y-ETTES . . . Front Row: L. Taylor fsecretaryb, K. Dinkgrave Cpresidentj, B. D1Faz1o Ctreasurerj. Second Row: P. Martin, P. Pihalja, P. Conrad, D. Drew. Third Row: L. Fedoronko, W. Carter, K. O'Hara, S. Wyatt fspon- sorj. Back Row: D. Smiley, E. Haupt, B. Cooper, S. Cohen. One hundred three

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HONOR GUARD . . . Front Row: Sfc. R. Contreras M! Sgt. M. Cendroski, Sfc. J. Archer, Sgt. F. Cromie. R.O.T.C. RIFLE TEAM . . . Front Row: Sfc. C. Neth erton Cinstructorj, Sfc. T. Miller, 2nd!Lt. R. Reitenga Sgt. E. Chartier, Cpl. L. Prange. Second Row: Sgt. S Pauze, MfSgt. M. Cendroski, Sgt. T. Burns, MfSgt. R Luce, 2ndfLt. R. Kale, Sgt. F. Cromie. Back Row: Sfc J. Archer, Capt. S. Stoutenburg, MfSgt. J. Strach 2ndfLt. E. Bala, 1stfLt. J. Cross. A snappy RO.T.C. drill team performed with a sparkle that rivaled the bright sun in a br1ll1ant dxsplay of military precision. One hundred five