Fordson High School - Fleur de Lis Yearbook (Dearborn, MI)

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ROW 1: Darryl White, Bill Kiafoulis, Khalil Bey- doun, Bob Perry, Ed Jabalee, Mark Hubbard, Bruce Roberts, Mark Baker. ROW 2: Coach Marzalek, Eric Donabedian, Mike Estrada, Aric Anderson, Ali Baydoun, joe Davis, Tony Ner- kowski, Coach Sohikian. ROW 3: Mike Cook, Hassan Berry, Pat Succarro, Luke Cosenza, Davot Isovski, Rich Nerkowski. ROW 4: Victor Gregory, Mike Muscat, Joe Chahine, Mike Al, Mike Agemy, Fayez Hazime, Haysam Hamid. Not Pictured due to scheduling conflict: Sam Chiodo. ABOVE: Senior wrestler Sam Chiodo and friend Caryn before an important match. WRESTLING Fordson 1982 Opponent 24 Monroe 40 18 Wayne 45 48 Churchill 18 27 Aquinas 41 52 Wyandotte 14 36 Crestwood Harrison 28 38 Lincoln Park 21 24 Grosse lie Quad 32 24 Edsel Ford 32 41 G.C. West w Dearborn 18 37 Robichaud 27 Won 8 Lost 4 ABOVE: Robert Perry rams his chin into a fellow grappler to gain extra points. LEFT: Sometimes, as seen here, wrestlers give each other advice on wrestling.

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Wrestlers take hold of top position ABOVE: Aric Anderson always makes his opponents take a dive before he pins. BELOW: Whenever involved in wrestling competition, Ed jabalee unties shoes. When compared to last year's wrestling team, the 1982 club comes very close. Overall, they basically are as good as the much-beloved 1981 team. A major factor that has contributed to the relative success of the wrestling organization is that many of the players have returned to play the same top-notch style as the previous year. Among the returners, senior Eddie Jabalee has remained as a top contender and has helped win many meets throughout his high school years. Mark Hubbard has also proved to be reli- able, and sophomore Bruce Roberts shows great potential. With the many good seasons behind them, the Fordson grapplers should continue to make the school a well-respected sports organization. ABOVE: Tony Nerkowski just before being flipped around. BELOW: Eddie labalee seems bored with his tied up partner. 26

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Fordson Cagers dribble their way into 2nd place Juice attempts to block the shot to prevent the Rams from scoring. Mr. McIntyre's Cagers began their sea- son Saturday, December 5, at Divine Child. Since then, they have compiled a 15-4 win-loss record. Mr. McIntyre was cautiously optimistic . He said that there were enough returning players to have a good team, although Captain John Al was the only returning starter. With the sup- port from Larry Kopchia, Barry Quayle, John Harker, Juice, Frank Mikalonis and AM Hamood, the team excelled. The league title will go to Monroe, supported by Jeff Barner — Best player in the league. Fordson Varsity Basketball Opponent 60 Divine Child (Double 0 1) 56 38 Trenton 39 47 Monroe 65 64 Wayne 55 59 Wyandotte 56 68 St. Al's 47 68 Taylor Center 60 74 Lincoln Park 51 59 Taylor Truman 58 67 John Glenn 51 61 Plymouth Salem 48 47 Dearborn High 46 41 Monroe 49 57 Wayne 54 66 Wyandotte 64 59 Edsel Ford 74 76 Taylor Center 47 55 Lincoln Park 52 53 Taylor Truman 47 Note: At the time of print deadline, all games had not been played. Above: Larry Kipchia gives the ball his magic touch , and puts the Tractors ahead another two points. Below right: Frank Mikalonis shows us his shooting style.