Cody High School - Comet Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Eighty RECEPTIONISTS . . . Front Row: M. Yee, J. Foris, K. Ninomiya, S. Davis Csponsorj. Second Row: B. Chopko, P. Price, N. Goodrich. Back Row: L. Bab- cock, C. Cheston, A. Cisek, M. Igrisan, A. Bassin. BOOK EXCHANGE . . . Front Row: D. Richmond P. Squire, J. Regets, S. Pastula. Second Row: D Pauch, B. Shuput, E. Bell Csponsorb, K. Repke Third Row: B. DiFazio, E. Sielaif, J. Greenhow, I Tuller. Back Row: M. Rudick, D. Seigle, R. Gran- feldt, D. Pratt. The end of the first semester provided an opportunity for Cody students to deliver old texts in good condition to the Book Exchange in order to make them available for resale.

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Visual and reading aids supplement academic study LIBRARY STAFF . . . Front Row: B. Banwart, J. Marsee, L. Dedeliuk, P. Dedeluk, C. Lake. Second Row: L. Palesch, S. Method, M. Krafchak, C. Kolbusz. Third Row: R. Van Gorden, B. Calvird, S. Toth. Back Row: D. Cummins, P. Vasuinek, G. Zdziebko, E. Haapanen, C. Burgess. Educational films and reading material supplemented Cody's academic course of study in many fields. The services of the Audio Visual Aides and the Library Stajj' helped make these advantages possible. Teachers directed their requests for special films, movie projectors, record players, tape recorders, and radios to the Audio Visual Ojfice where trained aides were always on hand to deliver and operate all equipment. The Library S tajf kept Cody's thousands of books and magazines properly classified and placed on library shelves within easy reach. Attractive bulletin boards and the annual Book Fair informed students and faculty about books of special interest Aided by eflicient members of Cody's library staff, students are able to secure book sources for school classes and leisure reading.

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Curtailed auditorium assembly schedule limits ushering activities Increasing academic requirements this year demanded that the number of assembly programs be limited to a very few. Although the Ushers were not called upon to serve as often during the day, their cordial assistance continued to play an important part in Coa'y's many evening performances. A new code of dress, aimed at improving the appearance and service of the Ushers, was initiated through more active sponsorship. At all activity programs, boys wore white shirts and girls white blouses and dark skirts. Attractive name tags replaced outworn arm bands to further identify Cody Ushers. P.M. USHERS CLUB . . . Front Row: F. Gallo Csponsorj, J. Marsee. Fourth Row: M. Rudick, C. Idaberian, J. Rid- N. Bondy, M. Garvey Cassistant head usherb, P. Purcell Chead usherj, S. Purcell Cassistant head usherl, B. Mar- gavich, J. Greenhow, S. Mickelson Csponsorj. Second Row: P. Rollins, M. Schramm, C. Vogt, N. Marquart, C.. Fysh, A. Paciotti, S. Maltby, P. Martin. Third Row: F. Reed, M. McBride, J. Sullivan, J. Vockler, S. Roche, J. Rembinski, dell, S. Volstromer, J. Resimont,'B. Marcewicz, S. Saul, N Pieczulewski. Fifth Row: S. Patterson, M. Purcell, C Sewick, I. Brodowicz, B. Addison, M. Regets, B. Watters Back Row: C. File, C. Staten, C. West, C. Paschke, S Pooley, D. Sitko, M. Salciccioli, P. Miller, S. Dalzell. Eighty three