Cody High School - Comet Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Council activities advance educational and social goals Continuous dancing was provided by two name bands under Fantasma's star-studded canopy which created a glittering environment. Over a thousand dancing teens participated in Fantasmahwhich was planned by the student councils of Cody, Cooley, Mack- enzie, and Redford. This occasion, first presented last year, was so successful again that it has almost become a traditional affair. Seventy-five

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Council members kept the student body informed of council activities through the use of a bulletin board located near the office foyer. A special bulletin board provided by the Student Council honored outstanding Codyites during the school year for exceptional achievements. Exchange Day delegates enjoy a hot lunch with a Cody guide and converse informally over ideas aimed to promote better inter- school relationships. Seventy-four Council members of other schools observed Cody's curricular and extra-curricular program during an Exchange Day.

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Seventy-six FORENSIC CLUB . . . Front Row: E. Sloan Cspon- sorj, S. Clifford Cvice-presidentj, R. Pisz Cpresidentj S. Richie Csecretaryj, C. Skolasinski Qtreasurerj, G Houseman, I. Higgins. Second Row: K. Simon, M Pronyk, J. Resimont, L. Pronyk, C. Sinnett, J Probe. Third Row: J. Fedyk, R. Zagorski, P. Drain S. Volstromer, A. Bassin, T. Taylor, R.'Trendoffi Forensic specialists used the tape recorder frequently to improve their speech habits. Then they went on to participate in school debates, speech contests, and auditorium programs as part of their clubls activities. Fourth Row: G. Sparks, B. Burschell, P. Beck, S. Faist, M. Bolla, M. McKeon, C. Malinowski, K. Emery. Fifth Row: J. Klusacek, T. Taylor, C. Thomp- son, D. Kostik, D, Lewis, J. Wilson, L. Pindzia. Back Row: P. Piro, M. Will, D. Graham, G. Rilett, D. Roberts, D. LaCroix, C. Harenda, R. Modreski.