Cody High School - Comet Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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William Chadkewicz Christine Cheston Barbara Chopko Sharon Churchill Lawrence Chwalek Mary Cichocki Patricia Ciepielowski Marie Cipolla Alan Cisek Carole Clifford Dennis Clynick Nancy Collyer John Colwell Darrell Connell Joseph Connors Dennis Constantino Glenda Cook James Coop Daniel Copciac Dennis Corbett .Diane Corbett Alan Corke Phillip Cortese Tom Corwin Joseph Costa Charles Coughenour Pat Covington Ralph Crimaldi James Cross Sharon Dando Barbara Darmojfal Frank Davis Margaret Davison Dawn Dawick Edward Demers Audrey DeMink Diane Denlar John Detz Sherry Domenoe Josephine Doody 7 . 1 f, ,U-I W, .J I mf, .f . .. 1' it . ,A Wi .. j 'X,,, A Eva l' .A i i Eili F Wt A

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While their banquet was in the last stages of preparation, thirsty and hungry seniors were served juices and hors d'oeuvres before their final luncheon on Class Day. A humorous comment of a past senior event catches the attention and laughter of graduates One hundred fifty as -they dine and reminisce during the final social get-together at Cody. its A' ,MUN A xii Seniors reflected upon their past days at Cody while viewing a page of the Senior Will. Familiar names and old class jokes came alive among the lines of whimsical remarks.