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

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Frank Mikalonis displays his always accurate shooting style. John Harker wonders where he's at, as juice warms up in the background. Row 1: Radwin Dagher, Hassen Shebli, Joe Bushamie, Mark Matras, Chawky Jafer, Ahmed Hazime. Row 2: Coach Cuy De- IGuidice, Mustafa Hamid, Tom Ciovannini, Malik Hammoud, John Szewc, Don Edwards, Paul Possorek, Mohamad Hazemy, Ted Kufan. Row 1: Brian Kirby, Abraham Baydoun (Juice), Jamal Al, Ali Hamood, John Harker, Eric Bousamra. Row 2: David Cappelli, Ray Adamczyk, Frank Mikalonis, Barry Quayle, Larry Kopchia, Jeff Lefebvre, Talal Jawad, Coach John McIntyre. Left: Barry Quayle attempts another one of his well-known corner shots. 29

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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.

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Young team finishes 2nd in league Bnmum- ” 7 nn nysicin. Latera Moslimam, Pam Hawkins, Kristina Katsiyianas, and Cindy Burke. Middle: Liz Alotta, Wendy Wygonik, Laela Harp, Kathy King, Suzie Buono, Linda Latin, Candi Rich, and Kim Chandler. Top: Reserve Coach Janik, Marian Curcuru, Majda Faraj, Alexis Balomenos, Dawn Marie Pappas, Julie Romanowski, Lisa Longton, Shelly Pollock, Maggie Makroff, Sandy Gaiss, Sharon Hassen, Nancy Cosenza, and Varsity Coach Hitchner. A young volleyball team with onlytM returning starters lacked depth but di surprisingly well. They took first place a St. Clair Shores Tournament, an came in sixth in a very competitive 3| team tournament at Schoolcraft Co lege. Their final record for the seat was 13 wins, 5 losses, with a secor place in the G.L.E.A. league. Fordson's team's strong point wasi hustling, especially on defense. Tht worked very hard on the move, andj times were able to make the necessai transition from defense to offense. As a consequence of a weak reserv team the previous year, the bench waj relatively weak. Next year's outlook, q the other hand, is better with more re turning veterans. Latefa Moslimani, a senior returnini starter, was a definite boon to the teair with her awesome spike . On doesn't find many spikers like he and often teams were lef dumbfounded after one of her attacks. 30