Cody High School - Comet Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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In tri.-, M vi In the gir1's swimming classes, the main interest is learning to swim. But beyond this they enjoy the extra accomplishment of leaming how to dive. Miss Albion helps a student perform a difficult back dive by first demon- strating and then helping the student to a proper sta-rt. Miss Boomer isn't actually laying down on the job but joining her class in their weekly exercising session. The girls learn that exercises well done often lead to a slimmer, trimmer, and more attractive figure. hh 5 'K V jf K ' ' -.ta Q, ,..45jf?' i fi1gf, f- , Fl U 5,7 .Wy l X ..... ..,4.,....,k. 1 S -fy 1ff.t,sfQ,qv,,f 1 Q7 i A ghsili 513.1322 i .. W, rm :W 7 Q- -- -was-af r f- :ser -. gigs ,fassjvrffw , -im.,-iv ' Sixty-three

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Sixty-two Modern dance has increased in popularity over the past After a thorough knovvledge of the dance is gained, dancers year. Girls have the opportunity to express through rhythmic create their own routines to be performed at their final movements their interpretation of various moods in music. recital. Coed health classes stress body exercise and team sports In their health classes, the girls discovered new medias of fun and relaxation in Physiwl exfffvise- T here lhey f0w1d that GIRLS' HEALTH EDUCATION TEACHERS . . . s. Boomer, L. Hosmer, J. Monfette, K. Morrissey, M. both set rules and definite techniques were Truim caccompaniso. necessary to effective team play. The girls participated strictly in gym activities the first year. Many found games such as basketball, volleyball, baseball, and field hockey new experiences. Later they went on to swimming, learning new skills daily towards better water safety. And classes in modern dance attracted girls interested in interpretive dance techniques. an i 5? st it ei

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