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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1983 volume:

Time is a three dimensional phenomenon. All of us live in the past, the present and the future. Fordson High School 1983 Fleur de Lis Dearborn, Michigan i Introduction 5 When students in the future look back to their yesterdays of the past, they will remember fondly the many days spent in study and in fun. 8 Introduction TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction Academics . Activities ... Seniors .... Sports ..... Underclass Index ...... Conclusion 1- 9 10- 39 40- 64 65- 96 97-137 138-185 186-197 198-200 Introduction 9 Fordson Academics Academics 11 Mr. Letsche is appointed as principal With the start of the 1982-83 school year, Fordson received a new principal. After a term of 18 years, Mr. Harvey Failor retired and was replaced by Mr. William Letsche. Mr. Letsche’s career at Fordson began in 1954. He taught health and physical education. He also held the office of boys’ athletic director. Following Mr. Letsche’s departure in 1967, he held several administrative positions: serving as assistant principal at Lowrey from 1968-71, returning to Fordson as assistant principal until 1977, serving as assistant principal at Dearborn High until 1981, and most recently as principal at Lowrey. “It’s always nice to come home to a building you respect and love,” said Mr. Letsche. ABOVE LEFT: Our photographer catches Mr. Letsche studying Fordson rules and regulations. CENTER: Mrs. Barbara O'Brien takes a break in between complicated IBM sheets. LEFT: Secretary Sandy Robison, new to the school, eagerly awaits her phone to ring. ABOVE: There is always two sides to an argument as Mr. Dan Kurmas listens patiently while taking notes. 12 Administration TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Lillian Costanzo. Mr. Letsche’s secretary, seems to be picking up some of the slack. CENTER: Mrs. Dorothy Failor is humored by some mail she has received. RIGHT: Our guidance secretary Mrs. Kathy Bentzinger looks as though her fingers are caught between paper work. ABOVE: Mrs. Dorothy DiRezze smiles for us while checking out the next day's bulletin. ABOVE LEFT: Mrs. Sharon Mikaelian, secretary in the student office, talks to her plants daily. (I hope they aren’t talking backI) Administration 13 Counselors provide necessary services You have a problem with your scheduling. You don’t know what classes you want to take. You don’t even know if you have enough credits to graduate. So who can help you? Well, our fine staff of counselors will be your friends and help you out with almost any kind of information you might need. Information including college preparation, ACT and SAT testing, career information, and the availability of scholarships is available. This year Fordson added a new counselor, Mrs. Virginia Warden, because of the addition of the ninth graders. Mrs. Warden used to be at Edsel Ford before coming to Fordson. Adding a new counselor to the staff has changed the counseling procedure a little. Changes included the alphabet being redistributed and many students were assigned to new counselors. LEFT: Mrs. Margaret Provan is happily relieved that her daily work is done. TOP RIGHT: Jo Jo Bushemie gets better acquainted with Fordson's newest counselor, Mrs. Virginia Warden. ABOVE: Mr. Joe McKae calls one of the local pizzerias for a medium pizza with double cheese and sausage. 14 Counselors ABOVE: “What did I do to deserve all this work? asks Mrs. Alice Krug. TOP LEFT: Mr. Lyle Beardslee checks over one of his student’s academic records. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Darlene DeYonke seems excited about learning the school song in the Fordson F Book. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Verlyn Beardslee is the new candidate for the Close-up commercial. i Counselors 15 Fordson services give help if needed TOP LEFT: Mrs. Diane Rizik helps Kris Chapiewski with one of her reading assignments. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Richard Herbei works with a group of students in his special studies class. LEFT: Mr. Karl Yokie travels to several schools, including Fordson, to help students with speech problems. ABOVE: Mrs. Mary Engoian helps Vallen Mikulski find a book in the Media Center. 16 Special Services TOP LEFT: Mr. Fouad Moawad teaches several bilingual science classes. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Ralph Hartshorn, the school's social worker, takes a break from his busy job. CENTER RIGHT: Mrs. Dorothy Harry, the school nurse, tries to stop Jonathon Lowe's nose bleed. RIGHT: Mrs. Susan Field assists Fordson students who have special needs resulting from difficult home environments. ABOVE: Mr. Albert Harp, a key person in the Fordson Demonstration Project, also teaches Arabic. Special Needs 17 TOP LEFT: Two students take time to show Mr. Len Bloch the in- tricacies of drawing a square. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Bill Leslie asks students to rate him on a scale of one to three. ABOVE LEFT: Mr. Dave Noelke is entranced by his students. ABOVE: Mr. Gene Baker shows his relief at not having to do the yearbook this year. ABOVE: RIGHT: Mr. Ray Schultz gives us his innocent look. FAR LEFT ABOVE: Mr. Tom Sullivan shows how talented he is by doing three things at once. FAR LEFT: Mr. Ed Fryzel enthralls yearbook students Edmond Moglica, Gina Spadafora, Rita Taddei, and Jeff Bowman. LEFT: Mr. Norm Cramer dares his students to make him laugh. ABOVE: Mr. Jim Skerritt is busy filing away his tests for future English classes. The English Department at Fordson High School is one of the largest and with good reason. English does not consist of reading and writing essays. It also entails producing the Tower Tribune, the yearbook, the Quill, a magazine produced by the creative writing class, and play production. The English Department has been expanded this year with the addition of the ninth grade to include Mrs. Carol Groves, Mr. Dave Noelke, and Mr. Tom Sullivan along with other in- structors who teach part time in English. English offers wide variety TOP LEFT: Mrs. Carol Groves is caught stealing her own test. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Mike Slebodnik tries to determine what direction Kevin Harris is writing. ABOVE: Mr. Richard Zimmerman is not amused by the antics of his class. LEFT: This group of English students is intent on reading their novels. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. John Ossen- macher wants to see if his students measure up. BOTTOM CENTER: Dino Fa vat faces Miss Jackie Winninger's wrath. BELOW: Mr. Rex Brown helps Tony Anton- elli. English 19 Social Studies adds two new members TOP LEFT: Senior Ron Palucki has just discovered that Mr. Ed King is spying on him during a quiz. ABOVE: Mr. Mark Forsthoefel helps a student with his daily assignment. RIGHT: Mr. Gary Ashcroft tells freshman Carrie Costa to point out the United States while she points to Europe. LOWER LEFT: Mr. Wally Gross tells his class to get ready for a fantastic movie. LOWER CENTER: Mr. Bruce Chambers is the head of community service. LOWER RIGHT: Mr. Fred Stoyenoff stimulates senior Craig Gonzalez to listen while he reads his daily speech. Since the addition of the ninth grade, Fordson High has added two teachers to the Social Studies Depart- ment. Mr. Gary Ashcroft, who formerly taught at Woodworth for sixteen years, and Miss Janet Lamerato, who came from Lowrey, joined the staff. World History I and II are being offered to ninth graders as a required class. There are several elective courses offered in the department, such as community service which is directed by Mr. Bruce Chambers. Currently there are approximately 35 students who are teacher aides at surrounding elemen- tary and junior high schools. There are also students who help in the bilingual department at Fordson. Coffee commercial. TOP CENTER: Miss Janet Lamerato pats Mark Pilkins on the back for a job well done. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Steve Stasinos is amazed at the quality of the work by senior Tigger Salamey. CENTER LEFT: Mrs. Pat Baron is posing for the cover of Seventeen Magazine. CENTER RIGHT: Mr. Clark Burnett stops for a picture while taking attendance. LEFT: Mr. Norbert Zakolski demonstrates that Fordson is 1. Social Studies 21 Science department adds three teachers With the addition of the ninth grade, there has also been an addition of three teachers and two courses. Mr. Robert Brammer, from Ma- ples; Mr. Tom Derda, from Lowrey; and Mrs. Barb Palko are all new to Fordson. Mr. Louis Fitzpatrick re- tired after teaching science for several years. He taught chemistry and aviation science. Photography, conservation, and aviation science are electives that are enjoyed by many Fordson students. Be- sides these are several required courses. TOP LEFT: Mr. William Maas demon- strates how the wrist works. CENTER: Mr. Robert Brammer is always glad to help his students in need, especially Imad Dokhlallah. FAR LEFT: Mr. Joseph Katona waits for his second period class to get going. LEFT: Mrs. Barb Palko is dazed and confused about the sub- ject of life. 22 Science TOP LEFT: Bill Kiafoulis listens alertly while Mr. Carl Bengtsson explains how to push the little button. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Rudy Martinak pauses in the middle of his lecture to notice that three of his students have mysteriously disapperaed. CENTER: Mr. A1 Pearson always comes up with a lecture that keeps his students smiling. CENTER: Mr. Tom Derda makes sure his students don't cheat by looking over their shoulders. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Kenneth Bennett is amazed at his ability to start a fire. ABOVE: Mr. Ralph Bach is disturbed by Scott Butzir’s failure to make his experiment work. Simple addition to computers at Fordson TOP LEFT: Mr. Robert Flee tutors his math harem. CENTER LEFT: Mrs. Mary Hodak is caught looking through the answer book. CENTER RIGHT: Mr. Bob Olsen furiously finishes his proof before his class finishes theirs. ABOVE: Mr. Bill Podorsek is dumbfounded by a student's intellectual question. RIGHT: Both Mr. James Gunton and his 9th graders find Fordson a challenge. Fordson offers many math classes to those students who are interested. With the addition of the ninth grade to Fordson the Math Department has expanded its course offerings. All ninth graders take math classes. To meet the increased number of classes, three teachers were added to the staff: Mr. John Dalida and Mr. James Gunton, both from Lowrey, and Mr. Ken Kosmalski from Salina. The Math Department at Fordson offers a wide variety of classes. The classes range in difficulty from basic math to trigonometry. With the technological advances in society. Fordson has added a number of courses in computer math. Thus, students can choose the type of math that meets their needs. 24 Math « TOP LEFT: Mr. Vince Hebert kindly teaches junior Ray Rizza how to smile in geometric terms. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Jim Nilis poses for us while monitoring the halls. CENTER LEFT: Mr. John Dalida is overwhelmingly happy with a student’s answer. LEFT: Mr. Ken Kosmalski kindly grins for the camera. ABOVE: Mr. Charles Jestice goes nowhere without his little black bag of secret football plays. Math 25 Business teaches important skills The Fordson High School Business Department has added two new members to its staff. Mrs. Mary Croope, who had been teaching at Lowrey Junior High, joined the department along with Mrs. Pat Monson, who was at Stout last year. They are teaching some of the typing classes and introductory business courses. When asked how the two are adjusting to Fordson, Miss Marilyn Westrich, department chairperson, replied, “Well, with a whole new section of ninth graders, they should help out a great deal.” ABOVE: Mrs. Mary Croope gives her students a dazzling smile. TOP LEFT: Robert Furlow points out a few things to Gna Coco, while Mr. Don McIntosh looks on. TOP RIGHT: Mr. James Todd helps out some of his business law students. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Murray Bates gives us one of his casual poses. 26 Business TOP LEFT: Mr. Frank Provenza seems to be sneaking up on one of his students. TOP CENTER: Miss Marilyn Westrich is trying to shake the chalk off her fingers. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Helen Auxier shows students how to balance their books. CENTER LEFT: Mrs. Pat Monson, new to Fordson. teaches several courses in business education. ABOVE: Here Mrs. Janet Rifkin waves to the camera man. LEFT: Mr. Hugh Weller points out a few things to the photographer. Business 27 Music, art encourage student creativity A chance for you to become creative is available in the Art and Music Departments of Fordson High School. New to the music staff is Miss Maritsa Madias, who is advising the Vocal and Jazz Choirs. Mr. Phil Hespen has coordinated the band for over three years now. He has improved the band with such changes as new uniforms, trips to places like Disney World, and a larger, better quality band. The Music Department combined forces in December to produce the musical, “Scrooge.” If you have ever been interested in Art, there are five courses that are available. Also, throughout the year there were art shows that students entered. The classes offered are Basic Drawing and Design, Drawing I and II, Commercial Art MV. and Jewelry I and II. According to Mr. Richard Cicero, “Seniors realize too late that they enjoy art, and they wish that they had taken it earlier.” So get creative and take some music and art. ABOVE: Mr. Ronald Cyrul tries to explain a painting technique to senior Mariam Olive, but Mariam smiles for the camera. LEFT: Looks like Miss Madias has caught her fingers in the piano keys. BELOW: Mr. Richard Cicero explains art techniques while Scott Montrief is thinking about being another Michelangelo. 28 Art and Music ABOVE: The Fordson Marching Band waits until halftime to perform. BELOW LEFT: Mr. Jack Martin points out an art perspective to Gino Sessa. BELOW RIGHT: Mr. Phil Hespen shows the band their performance at a halftime performance. Art and Music 29 Languages are interesting, important Learning a different language can be fun and interesting, but most important, learning a lan- guage can help you if you’re college bound. This year there are four languages which students may elect: French, German, Spanish, and Arabic. The bilingual pro- gram is also part of the language department. Ms. Mary Stackpoole, teach- ing beginning French and Mr. Albert Harp, teaching Arabic, have been added to the depart- ment. The head of the Language Department, Mrs. Rosa Scar- amucci, believes, “Electing a foreign language is a great opportunity to get ahead in your career goal.” So take advantage of some of the languages available! TOP LEFT: Miss Virginia Larkin, one of Fordson's librarians, is concentrating on her next novel. CENTER: Miss Margot Ness is trying hard to get her point across. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Henry Waterkamp is determined to teach his students the Spanish word for finger. ABOVE: Mrs. Rosa Scaramucci gives her class a beautiful French smile. TOP LEFT: Ms. Mary Stackpoole always tries to keep a pleasant smile on her face. TOP CENTER: Miss Sophie Blaharski is new to the Fordson Media Center. TOP RIGHT: Junior Mike Koenig is so involved in his books in the library that he ignores the camera. CENTER: Miss Angie Stanyar, Nahla Bou Melhem, Abdul, Algish, and Imad Saad work hard. RIGHT: Mrs. Elizabeth Ward watches students using the library. Physical education students challenges As everybody knows, physical education is an important part of an education, and it has a lot to offer us for the future. Every year a group of talented students participate in the Pre- sidential Physical Fitness Awards, which consist of many strenuous exercises. The test includes the 15 minute run, the 250 shuttle, the 60 yard dash, sit-ups, pull-ups and other exercises. Annually about 100 students receive this award. New teachers added to the phys. ed. department this year are Mr. Ron Bukowski and Mrs. Marie Theisen. Added to the curriculum is a new program called Founda- tion, which tries to teach students basic skills in physical fitness. ABOVE: Mr. George Lewis, athletic director, poses for a mug shot. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Bill Holland tells Jennifer Bergman that itfs not polite to stick your tongue out at the teacher. MIDDLE RIGHT: Mrs. Marie Theisen takes Sahar Hamad by the hand for a walk around the gym. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Pat Fairman is wondering where all the water went. 32 Physical Education TOP LEFT: Mr. Ron Bukowski is obviously happy that the gym department gave him his own whistle. BELOW LEFT: Miss Joan Hitchner takes time out to pose for the camera. TOP RIGHT: “My team’s better! No. my team’s better!’’ exclaim Mr. John Kreger and Mr. John McIntyre in their battle for the better basketball team. BELOW RIGHT: Miss Virginia Valentine is counting the seconds to see how long it is until lunch. Physical Education 33 Industrial classes teach career skills The Fordson Industrial Depart- ment bid a farewell to electronics teacher Mr. St. John, who went over to teach at HFCC. Three newcomers to the department were welcomed, and they are Mr. Zarzycki, Mr. G. Heinz, and Mr. Paul Rocus. Along with the first year of a four year high school, the Industrial Department is offering industrial classes to the ninth graders in hopes that they use the extra year at Fordson wisely, so that they benefit the students in the future. Courses available in industrial include: drafting, wood shop, print- ing, machine shop, auto shop, electronics, welding, and copy prep. TOP LEFT: Mr. Zarzycki replaced Mr. St. John in electronics and seems to have fit in well. ABOVE: Mr. James Lin ville shows Lamont Logan how to use giant drafting chop sticks. LEFT: Mr. Ray Pizzino, most popular teacher in 1982, shows seniors Jeff Bowman and John Shetler the correct way to print counterfeit money. CENTER: Mr. Alan Ochsner reads Dave Capelli's paper in one of his machine shop classes. 34 Industrial TOP LEFT: Mr. Richard Topolewski shows that his hand works better than the eraser. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Heinz is caught working on his dungeon and dragons skit. CENTER LEFT: Mr. James Vick shows the proper way to exit from a van. CENTER RIGHT: Mr. Gerald Potter and John Vargas look over a welding showcase in D Hall. BELOW LEFT: Mr. Paul Rocus is caught trying to hot wire a car in the auto shop. BELOW CENTER: Mr. Jeff Stergalas knows how to capture the attention of his class with his “tough look. ” BELOW RIGHT: Mr. Kurczynski shows senior Dawn Kupchick how to distinguish between circles and squares. Industrial 35 Home Ec classes prove popular One of the more popular departments this year at Fordson has been the Home Ec. Department. This popularity has kept the classes full throughout the school year and has resulted in a new consumer’s skills class being added. Because of the addition of the 9th grade, the department added a new teacher, Mrs. Judy Taylor from Lowrey. She joins the other two members of the department, Mrs. Jan Dawson and Mrs. Deborah Goldsworthy. One of the special attractions in the department is the Wheel Inn. The Inn is a restaurant where students in advanced foods classes prepare meals for teachers and staff. TOP LEFT: Mrs. Jan Dawson helps Moussa Boussi prepare a feast for a hungry class. RIGHT: Mrs. Judy Taylor models for the camera. LEFT: Mrs. Dawson threatens to lock up anyone who leaves a mess in the kitchen. 36 Home Economics LEFT: Mrs. Deborah Goldsworthy draws a pattern as Pam Giles and Samira Ashkar look on. BOTTOM LEFT: Advanced foods students Jill Evans, Kevin O'Brien and Scott Romp are caught hiding out in the kitchen. BOTTOM: Mrs. Judy Taylor and Lynn Mercado demonstrate what good friends they are. Home Economics 37 Career guidance benefits FHS students Co-op is a special service offered usually to seniors at Fordson. There were approximately one hundred students taking co-op this past year. Fordson also participates in career oriented courses, such as cosmetology and dental assistance. The co-op students often work in stores or office buildings or gas stations nearby. The students are released from school and are sent to training sessions. They are paid by the employer for their services. The students also receive a grade for their work and course credit. Students who work three hours a day receive one and a half credits, and students who work two hours receive one credit. Courses in cosmetology and dental assistance are taken by students off campus. TOP LEFT: Mr. Murray Bates and Mr. Frank Provenza seem to be the best of friends. Both are co-op advisors who try to find good positions for Fordson students. ABOVE: Kelly Durkin stops for a picture in the middle of a haircut. 38 Co-op Career Ed. CENTER: Yola Grabowski makes a new friend in cosmetology class. TOP LEFT: Mr. Ray Polidori, industrial co-op advisor, is in a burry to leave for an important interview. TOP RIGHT: Cathy Domanico says, “Yola Grabowski. for clean, shiny hair use AJAX. ” BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Bev Kwiatkowski, co-op office secretary, is in shock to see how big her plant has grown overnight. Co-op Career Ed. 39 Activities 41 The Fordson cheerleaders are a very busy group of girls. The group is broken up into three squads: varsity, junior varsity, and freshmen. They cheer for the football and basketball teams at their respec- tive grade levels, at all of the games, home and away. This year’s sponsor is Leslie Lewis, and serving as manager is Chris Less. The cheerleaders put in approximately three hours of work, two nights every week, preparing for the games. They also get together whenever possible during the summer to practice and develop new rou- tines. Girls spread spirit! A very cold varsity squad cheers on the hot Fordson football team. ABOVE: Joel Wolf and Joe Mooradian rehearse a scene from “Scapino. ” LEFT: Former Fordson Thespian and now newsperson for Channel 4, Andrea Joyce visits her old adviser Mr. Zimmerman. BOTTOM LEFT: Tim Allen, Mary Gillis and Scott Murdoch perform the “Kids on the Block. “ BELOW: Lorenzo Vallone and Monica Haiduc help to build scenery for “Scapino. Drama clubs active Two very productive clubs at Fordson are the Drama and The- spian Clubs. These clubs do many other things aside from taking part in the plays that are put on. They do special puppet shows about the handicapped, called “Kids on the Block,” attend conferences and meetings, and take part in various fund raisers to support their activi- ties. Mr. Richard Zimmerman, Ford- son drama instructor, is the sponsor of both clubs. TOP LEFT: Tony Duenas in the dress- ing room before “Focus on Fools. BELOW: Chris Parkett and Jim Dwyer help put the set up for “Scapino. Drama and Thespian Club Members. Row One; Mary Gillis and Mickie Smith. Row Two: Marcus DiGiorgio (Thespian vice-president). Rachel Ankeny (Thespian and Drama secretary). Darla Wolak (Drama vice- president and Thespian president), Joe Mooradian (Drama treasurer). Scott Murdoch (Thespian scribe and Drama clerk), Sue Skubic, and Bob Suchyta. Row Three: Joel Wolf. Debate appears as new activity A Debate team appeared at Fordson after a long absence. The team was sponsored by Miss Jackie Wininger. The purpose of the club is to acquaint students with methods of research and debate. The members of the club do exhaustive research on a topic and then debate students from other schools on the same topic. This year’s topic was whether or not the United States should curtail the sale or shipment of military arms to other countries. Since there will be a class offered in debate next fall, Fordson students should do even better than the impressive second place finish this year. TOP RIGHT: Members of the Debate Team look over their note cards. ABOVE LEFT: Gabriella Staniciu and Barb Mclntire find some of their evidence humorous. ABOVE RIGHT: Mete Gencyuz is ready to refute the opposition. BOTTOM: Mark Urbani, team vice-president, takes a serious posture. 46 Debate Club NHS serves school and community Of all the clubs at Fordson, the National Honor Society is one of the most service oriented groups. The group of scholars has been responsible for the successful Red Cross blood drive, trips to the Detroit Zoo for handicapped chil- dren, and numerous senior citizen luncheons. The club’s president this year is Sue Skubik and Sue Buono is vice-president. Serving as treasurer is Vic Veltri and Melanie Monaghan as secretary. Peggy Simkow, Kim Goutimy, Jon Shannon, and Chris Less served on the executive board. ABOVE RIGHT: Members of the 1982-83 National Honor Society. ABOVE LEFT: Rodwin Saad gives a speech during the induction ceremonies. ABOVE RIGHT: Treasurer Vic Veltri listens to Mrs. O’Brien. LEFT: NHS member Bill Kiafoulis is a good example of the NHS student, a person active in his school and strong in his studies. Queen Harajli reigns at Homecoming Congratulations to the 1982 Homecoming Queen Lisa Harajli! Lisa was escorted by Mike Berry. Her court consisted of Seniors Gina Tomei escorted by George Aukskalnis, June Judice escorted by John Judice, April Capper escorted by Eric Bousamra, and Kelly Hurley escorted by Frank Mikalonis. Juniors included Cindy Marinakos escorted by Mario Fracasa and Maggie Makaroff escorted by Sean Barton. Sophomores included Lisa Wehab escorted by Joe Davis and Lynn Hurley escorted by Chris Estrada. Freshmen couples included Nancy Marinakos escorted by Luigi Bruni and Vicki Noroyan escorted by Danny Vallone. The Seniors won first place in the float contest with the Music Dept, and the French Club tied for second. Juniors finished third. TOP LEFT: Queen Lisa Harajli and her escort Mike Berry take a second to get their pictures taken. CENTER: Senior Gina Tomei, escorted by George Aukskalnis, smiles big for a Close-Up commercial. BOTTOM LEFT: Vicki Noroyan models her new hat while escorted off the field. ABOVE: Cindy Marinakos uses Mario Fracasa to shield herself from the wind. TOP LEFT: The flag girls desperately try to keep the wind from blowing Frank Mikalonis's hair out of place as he escorts Kelly Hurley off the field. TOP RIGHT: Nancy Marinakos and her escort proudly represent the Freshman Class. BOTTOM RIGHT: Sophomore Lisa Wehab and her escort Joe Davis are obviously having a great time. BOTTOM LEFT: The 1982 Homecoming Court anxiously awaits the announcement of the queen. Homecoming 49 Short plays featured Fordson’s fall play produc- tion, presented by the drama department, was entitled “Focus On Fools.” “Focus On Fools” consisted of four one-acts: “I’m a Fool,” “The Diary of Adam and Eve,” “Two Fools Who Gained a Measure of Wisdom” and “Doing a Good One for the Red Man.” Interspersed throughout the per- formances were several sketches and mimes. Cast members of the play were also responsible for selling tickets, preparing costumes and making sets. The production was under the direction of Mr. Richard Zimmerman, Fordson drama instructor. ABOVE LEFT: Marcus Digiorgio and Mary Gillis watch an entranced Joel Wolf in a scene from Doing a Good One for the Red Man. BELOW LEFT: Susie Buono, Barbara Mclntire and Bob Suchyta during an act from Two Fools Who Gained a Measure of Wisdom.” BELOW: Sue Skubik and Tim Allen search for the apple in ”The Diary of Adam and Eve. ” 50 Fall Play ABOVE: Mark Cumberland and Renee Tambeau portray the lion and the lamb in “The Diary of Adam and Eve. ” ABOVE RIGHT: Sue Skubik pleads with Joe Mooradian who shows his boredom. BELOW: Cast members perform one of their mime acts. BELOW RIGHT: Joe Mooradian listens to Sue Skubik in a scene from The Diary of Adam and Eve. Fall Play 51 YES continues aid; Science is new Y.E.S. is an organization that all Fordson students can be proud of. The organization which stands for Youth to End Starvation raises money throughout the year and contributes that money to CARE, the national group known for its efforts. Money is raised through the collection of empty pop bottles and the sale of fruit. Sponsoring the group is Mr. Len Bloch. New to Fordson this year was the Science Club organized by Mr. Tom Derda. Club activities included some field trips and discussions of topics of interest to the group. TOP: Laura Ellison listens contently as Peggy Simkow lectures about Y.E.S. BELOW LEFT: President of YES. Peggy Simkow. BOTTOM RIGHT: Jeff Musial contributes to the Y.E.S. Club by depositing his empty. 52 YES Science Clubs ABOVE LEFT: Science Club with their advisor Mr.Tom Derda. ABOVE RIGHT: Science Club Officers Henry Crider, John Shannon, Joan Wehab, and Lisa Wehab. ABOVE LEFT: Fordson cooks Sue Frank, Helen Donedian, and Carol Ewing. ABOVE RIGHT: Barbara Wills patrols the student parking lot. Science Club Staff 53 Language club attracts interest Language clubs have been active at Fordson this year. This year’s French Club had its series of eclair sales, as well as ushering at the plays and attending a French restaurant, L’ Auberge de la Bastille, in Canada. Something new was the club’s participation in the city-wide Language Festival in May. Officers were Mary Gillis as pre- sident, Enza DeToma as vice-president, Lee Walsh as treasurer, and Rachel Ankeny and Sharon White as co- secretaries. The Arabic Club was also very active with its bake sales, school service projects, and its dance troupe. Mr. Albert Harp sponsored the club this year. TOP LEFT: The language clubs contributed to this Christmas greeting bulletin board in A-Hall. TOP RIGHT: Sponsor of the French Club is Mrs. Rosa Scaramucci. RIGHT: The officers of the French Club gather around their sponsor. 54 Language Clubs LEFT: Nancy Marinakos talks to members of the Spanish Club. ABOVE: Spanish Club members ham it up a little for the yearbook photographer. BELOW: Mr. Albert Harp is the sponsor of the Arabic Club. ARABIC CLUB. First Row: Zeinab Hammoud, Wardeh Alcodray. Zouhour A1 cod ray, Salam Anani, Fatme Rizk, Iman Salame, Aida Chahine. Second Row: Ali Anani, Abdul Alcodray, Mohamad Alsoury. Ali H. Beydoun, Houssan Ali, President Bilal Rizk. Third Row: Abdul Ayoub, Imad Alsabag, Abdallah Harajly, Sponsor Mr. Albert Harp, Hassan Srour, Ali A. Beydoun. Language Clubs 55 Musical groups always active Fordson’s music program is undergo- ing what might be called a rebirth. With the appearance of Mr. Phil Hespen a few years ago, the instrumental program has grown tremendously. A larger band, new uniforms, and trips to Disney world are just a few of the developments. Many will remember the band’s fine performance at the Silver- dome. In the vocal music department Ms. Madias is turning things around too. The organization of a jazz choir and the production of both a winter and spring musical show a lot of progress. TOP LEFT: Ms. Madias strikes a few chords on the piano. CENTER LEFT: The Fordson Jazz Ensemble performs. BOTTOM LEFT: The Jazz Choir belts out the blues. ABOVE: Band Director Phil Hespen leafs through some sheet music. 56 Music Groups TOP LEFT: Members of the Fordson Chorus. TOP RIGHT: Steve Cascardo and Marty Wolak adjust their guitars. CENTER LEFT: Daxaben Patel, Mary Kizilcik, Jim Flynn. Dave Berky, and Charisse Gencyuz com- prise this symphonic group. ABOVE: The flag corps is a colorful part of the marching band’s performance. LEFT: This part of the pep band looks cold but happy. Musical Groups 57 F-Week features many fun activities The 1982 Fordson Week was a huge success. This week was set aside for seniors, juniors, soph- omores, and faculty to show off their school spirit and pride. F-Week festivities consisted of many activities. During the week, each day was designated for a specialized event. Throughout these five days students were encouraged to wear hats and buttons of different shapes and sizes. On three designated days, seniors, juniors, and sophomores were encouraged to dress up. During the week, seniors competed with the underclassmen in a variety of athletic events. Capping off the week was the annual dance held in the gym. F-Week is always a week to look forward to at Fordson. TOP: At the annual dance, Gina Tomei demonstrates a perfect Russian jump. ABOVE LEFT: Kim Goutimy gets down at the dance. ABOVE RIGHT: Rick Smith asks Mr. Kurmas to dance. RIGHT: Mario Brunetti sets Steve Sytek for the spike. 58 F-Week TOP LEFT: Everyone seems to be having fun at the dance. TOP RIGHT: Mike Koenig shows his school spirit under his umbrella hat. MIDDLE LEFT: Mike Bonemer shows his winning legs in the annual crazy legs contest. ABOVE: Eugene Kolo camouflages himself during hat day. LEFT: John Cascardo and Suzie Buono impress us with the executive look during dress up day. F-Week 59 ‘Government Inspector’ at FHS “The Government Inspector” was presented on April 1 and 2, 1982 at Fordson High School as its spring production. The comedy was well attended and received by students, parents and staff. The play had a large cast of student actors. “The Government Inspector” deals with a small Russian town whose officials hear that a government inspector is on his way to check up on things. The town’s hospital is filthy, the judge raises geese in the courtroom, local accounts are in an incredible state of confusion, and the Mayor is blatantly open to bribes. The play’s humor revolves around the town’s attempts to solve these problems in time. The lead roles in the play were performed by Felicia Berky, Darla Wolak, and Joel Wolf. The director of the play was Mr. Richard Zimmerman. 60 Spring Play 1982 OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP LEFT: Alright, who kicked me? says Bob Suchyta. BOTTOM LEFT: Linda Tripp says to Paul Dami, Well, I neverl BOTTOM RIGHT: Bob Suchyta goes over his lines while Joe Mooradian watches. TOP LEFT: Joel Wolf is being watched by fellow actors. TOP RIGHT: Tim Allen and Scott Murdoch seem to sing a duet. LEFT: Felicia Berky and Mary Gillis show their acting ability. Cast RASTAKOVSKY, the Doctor .... Jonathan Dzbanski LUKITCH, Director of Education ... Stan Cahill MISHKA, the Mayor’s Servant ....... Linda Tripp AVDOTYA, another Servant .......... Mary Gillis FILIPPOVICH, Health Commissioner ... Sean McClusky LYAPKIN-TYAPKIN, the Judge ..... Joe Mooradian ANTON DUMHANOVSKY, the Mayor ..... Rob Suchyta SHEPKIN, the Postmaster ......... John Micheli BOBCHINSKY, A Landowner ............ Tim Allen DOBCHINSKY, another Landowner . Scott Murdoch UKHOVYORTOV, the Police Chief...... Jim Lewis ANNA, the Mayor’s Wife ........ Felecia Berky MARYA, the Mayor’s Daughter ..... Darla Wolak OSIP, Hlestakov’s Servant ......... Paul Dami TONYA, a Waitress at the Inn . Susanne Skubik IVAN ALEXANDROVITCH HLESTAKOV ..... Joel Wolf ABDULIN, a Merchant ............. Jason Wisby CHERNYAYOV, another Merchant ..... Doug Alanis PANTELEYEVA, a Shopkeeper ........ Lori Rogers THEBRONIA, another Shopkeeper ... Marie Crafts THE LOCKSMITH’S WIFE ............ Enza DeToma THE SERGEANT’S WIFE ............ Peggy Simkow FILIPPOVICH’S WIFE ............... Ann Paulsen LUKITCH’S WIFE .................. Sara Lacaria 1982 Spring Play 61 Student newspaper informs school This year’s Tower Tribune staff was more productive than some of the past years. It increased its number of copies to around twenty editions compared to fifteen last year. The paper is full of student events and activities for all the readers to enjoy. It takes one to two weeks to complete a Tribune with students involved in all aspects of the production. About 1,800 copies are printed and passed out. Editor Michele Lake and the rest of the staff spend a lot of work on the paper, and hopefully the students are informed and entertained by their efforts. TOP RIGHT: Sports editors Dan Jolly and Ted Kulfan are typing up a storm. ABOVE LEFT: Typesetter Brad Dockery works on the compugra- phic typesetting machine in the print shop. ABOVE: Junior Grant Noroyan gets some advice from Chris Less on a story. LEFT: Feature editor Chris Less (Muffy) gets intense as she writes her column, for sure. TOP LEFT: Editor Michele Lake pastes up page one of the Tower Tribune. TOP RIGHT: Columnist George Hunter does his Abraham Lincoln imitation. ABOVE: Junior Jill Marchese is intent in eliminating errors from her copy. RIGHT: Advisor Mr. Fryzel sees something in the Free Press which is important. Tower Tribune 63 Student Congress serves students LEFT: Student Congress Officers - Kim Ciccone, vice- president; Peggy Hacker, representative; Gina Tomei, president; Dee Ann Vaughn, secretary; and Tim Panik, treasurer. ABOVE: The officers ride in their Homecoming Car. LEFT: Student Congress sponsor Mr. Gary Ashcroft takes a minute from the busy meeting to stare at the photographer. ABOVE: Allie Ayoub, Vic Veltri, and Joe Mooradian get the flowers ready for the carnation sale. 64 Student Congress Officers lead Class of 1983 Seniors — That’s what most freshmen wish they were, but do they really know what it means? Through our underclassmen years, the definition of a senior was being number one. Now when we look back through our years at Fordson, the most memorable time will be our Senior Year. Our most memorable moment will be our football team’s outstanding performance at the Silverdome and bringing home the title of State Runner-up. We will remember all the fun we had with our friends. We’ll also remember the way we saw ourselves and the way we wanted to be. When it is time for us to graduate, some may not want to leave and some of us will want to proceed and fulfill our lives. The Class of ’83 will have one thing in common, the memories of all our happy days at FORDSON! Aida Arfan Siknah Ashkar Class Officers 65 Timothy Allen Ali Anani Seniors to cherish their many friends ABOVE: Mariam Sharara and Lulu Veliu are the best of friends. TOP RIGHT: Sharky still does not know how to put his uniform on. BELOW: Gina Spadafora, Patty Moriarty, and Steven Wantuck are caught skipping yearbook class by the yearbook photographer. Susan Babinski Cindy Bagnick Hassan Bajjey Ellen Baker 66 Friendship JoAnn Barella Thomas Barlow Joan Bayley Khalil Baydoun Abdul Bazzi Ann Bazzi Seniors find time for some class fun ABOVE: Luke Cosenza and Ron Palucki battle while the class cheers on. CENTER: Hey you guys! You ’ll mess up the centerfold! OPPOSITE PAGE: Gina Rondi is very proud of herself for typing her first name without a mistake. 68 Classroom Fun Terry Bushamie John Cascardo Raeda Char ara David Cappelli Nancy Castillo Dawn Checcobelli April Capper Nancy Chaaban Gina Coco Renee Caron Teresa Chahine Wayne Cole Richard Brooks smiles for the camera while Peggy Simkow's eyes are wandering. Kenneth Davis Enza Detoma Tony DiRezze Maria Dimitriou 70 Lunch Lunch time allows for some relaxation Frances Csicsak Nada Dakroub Elizabeth Curran Maureen Daly John Corbin Emad Dagher Luke Cosenza Nada Dagher Catherine Domanico Douglas Doss Dean Drew Antonio Duenas Laurie Dunn Kelly Durkin Laura Ellison Victor Veltri gets peanut butter caught on the roof of his mouth while Steve Walsh is wet and wild. George Emmett Amjad Faraj Basima Farhat James Favero Lunch 71 Senior float is awarded first place Atef Fawaz Jeffrey Fenner Serafina Figliuzzi David Flood Mario Fra cassa Sandra Gaiss ABOVE: The Class of ’83 stands proudly in front of the winning float. BELOW: Gina, April, and June go on a joy ride with their escorts on Homecoming Day. Michael Gerrity Mary Gillis Debra Giraud Kim Goutimy Yolanta Grabowski Sean Gray Nancy Guse Jihad Hachem ABOVE: Mary Estrada whispers sweet nothings to Queen Lisa Harajli. BELOW: Fordson Tractors hot, Fordson Tractors bold, Rail-splitters in the pot, knocked out coldlll Jeff Hamilton Zeinab Hammoud Vince Hanchon Assia Haidous Julie Halleck Hala Hamid Maha Hamid Crowds turn out to cheer the Tractors Patty, Mariam, Dawn, April, and Gina show some spirit. Robbi Hassen Thomas Hausch Frank, Ali, and Mike seem to be enjoying one of Fordson's several home victories. Michael Hurin Kelley Hurley 74 Crowds Fordson fans show their school spirit by cheering the Tractors to another thrilling victory. Jerry Janowicz James Jedynak Rick Johnson Lynn Jozefczyk Ellen Judnich Crowds 75 Football provides a lot of memories Hind Khalil Bill Kiafoulis Kathy King Kelly Klees Eugene Kolo Hatixhe Koloveri 76 Games Dan Kozlowski Carol Krolicki Dawn Kupchick Sam Lacarla James Lajko Michele Lake Laertio Pugina walks off the field feeling proud. Games 77 Seniors split up day with fun, work Paul Landini Roger Latigo Dennis Perry and Tony Schembri are trying to make this turkey dance. Linda Latin Greg Lefebvre Jeff Lefebvre Brian Lindsay Lisa Longton Leonard Luce Dawn Lukitsch Mahmoud Majed 78 Senior Days Hassan Makki Nassar Makki Susanne Makki Wajih Makki Mohamad Mansour Jim Jedynak poses instead of doing his assignment in class. Senior Days 79 Class of 1983 shows it has clas Mary Masterofrancesco Chris Matelic Tracy McDevitt Barbara Mclntire Shawn McIntyre Janice McLaughlin Chris McTaggart Roula Merhi Joe Micallef Frank Mikalonis Paul Miller 80 Senior Stuff John Moneymaker Joe Mooradian LEFT PAGE: Bob Rahal gives us one of his many sexy poses. TOP: Mario Brunetti hides his smile behind his moustache. MIDDLE: Paul Potrzeba awakes with a smile from one of his fantasies. BOTTOM: Deanna Curcuru auditions for a part in “Nine to Five. Senior Stuff 81 Fordson seniors major in happiness Patricia Moriarty Mark Moser Dalai Moughni Hussein Moussa Ayman Mustafa Monica Nacelewicz Souad Naji Richard Ohanesian Vicki Nicolas Traci Owens TOP: T. J. seems to be studying to be an FBI agent. ABOVE: Randy Bartton says, “Smile, I am going to take your picture. “ 82 Senior Smiles Stephanie Palchak Michelle Pemberton John Perczak Fordson seniors prove their muscle! Rick Petersen Michele Picking Kathryn Podorsek Joseph Potter Michael Preiss Laercio Pugina Bob Schwartz says to Saw Lacaria, “Go ahead and hit me. ” 84 Macho Men ■■I Lisa Rizk Dawn Roberts Erin Rodgers Ralph Rodriguez Jennifer Roehl Lisa Romano TOP LEFT: Mike Agemy struts his stuff down the hall. RIGHT: Mike. Rick. Omar, and Sharky show us some sex appeal. LEFT: Erik Bousamra decided to try out for the 1983 football team after the season ended. Macho Men 85 Seniors socialize to make friends 86 Socializing Mariam Sharara Fatima Shebli John Shetler TOP LEFT: While Rita Taddei struggles to get up on the ledge, her friend Gina Spadafora complains about her feet not getting into the picture. LOWER LEFT: John Urbani thanks Bob Rahal for complimenting him on his good looks. TOP RIGHT: Nabil Salamey gets reaquainted with Theresa Sweigart. 87 Seniors find hard work rewarding Peggy Simkow Susanne Skubik Debra Slavin Rita Sleiman KU P Hi Glenda Smerecki Gina Spadafora James Spears Danny Sporysz Bobby Stefanovich Meri Stefanovich Pat Streichert BELOW: “See, ma, I really do study, “ exclaims Tony DiRezze. Diann Smith 88 Seniors Working ABOVE: Scott Lindsay is actually trying to get some work done. BELOW: Ann Bazzi, Roula Merhi, and Sonia Tekko study to be nurses. Rebecca Thomas Robert Tomchick Gina Tomei Mouna Turfe Seniors Working 89 Fordson fans flock to Silverdome Wanda Turfe John Urbani Dee Ann Vaughn Lulieta Veliu Vic Veltri Lee Walsh Steven Walsh Steven Wantuck Pamela White Sharon White Ski Wojciechowski Darla Wolak TOP: Fordson fans show us their spirit. BOTTOM: Lisa Longton and Rhonda Buckley watch the game in suspense. BOTTOM RIGHT: Fordson cheerleaders cheer their hearts out. TOP RIGHT: I wonder what happened to the O in this word? 90 Silverdome Fordson’s dream sours at Silverdome ABOVE: The team huddles together for a strategic plan. RIGHT: Cheerleaders show their excitement after a great touchdown. LOWER RIGHT: Tractors get ready for another great play. Bashkime Zuberl Robert Cwik 92 Silverdome Jagniti Patel Mike Agemy m mm Abbas Ouza Basime Farhat Paul Tones ABOVE: Fordsons first touchdown is scored by Kevin Harris.TOP: Richard Brooks sends one towards the goal posts. Silverdomc 93 Fordson can be proud of its seniors ABOVE: Vince Hanchon is the only one we know that can get drunk off of fruit punch. BELOW: Larry Kopchia asks, “Was that really a scout from UCLA?” 94 Candids mm LEFT: These three students are either pretending to be listening or they really are. ABOVE: We catch Edmond Moglica twitting his thumbs during class. BELOW: Juice Baydoun does some heavy research on the team's next opponent in the library. Candids 95 96 Candids Sports Spons 97 Tractors shine, despite final defeat Everybody has their favorite team, but ours is the Fordson Tractors who after suffering an early season loss to Monroe plowed through the rest of their games to end up at the Silverdome one more time. A complete victory was scored over cross-town rival Edsel Ford despite attempts by the T-Birds to out psyche our players when some of theirs shaved their heads. The final: 21-7. Sweet revenge prevailed for Fordson during the state quarterfinals, where Monroe crumbled under the Tractor powerhouse, 29-7. This game had special significance to Coach Jestice who celebrated his 100th football victory at FHS. It took only one week later to enjoy 101 with a 3-0 victory over Saginaw in the semis. Going back to the Silverdome was a victory in itself. The Tractors fought fiercely only to fall in double overtime to Farmington Harrison, 17-14. Fordson, however, should not be ashamed. The team’s efforts were outstanding all year. The coaches and captains: Coach Stergalas, Coach Jestice, Coach Bone. Captains: Mark Brown, Kevin Harris, and Bill Kiafoulis. FRONT ROW: L to R — C. Shurmur (Manager). R. Brooks, A. Baydoun, D. Doss. L. Kopchia, A. Jaafer, K. Harris, B. Kiafoulis, M. Brown, M. Agemy, J. Cascardo, L. Pugina, D. Cappelli (Manager). J. Stergalas (Coach). SECOND ROW: — F. Bone (Coach). B. Aziz, G. Kaleski. A. Sareini. H. Jafer, H. Berry, J. Deeg, P. Potrzeba. M. Brunetti, J. Favero. J. Drummond. M. Hamid. A. Costello. M. Corbett. C. Jestice (Head Coach). THIRD ROW: — R. Bukowski (Coach). A. Dakroub. D. Shaska. M. Saad, A. Berry, K. Kupchick. R. Abraham, F. Hazimeh, D. Mileto, D. Gaiss, K. Saad, H. Hussein. H. Hamid, B. Hammoud, L. Remijan. G. B. Lewis (Coach). BACH ROW: — R. Nerkowski, W. Ali, I. Chahine. M. Wolak. M. AI, H. Hazime, V. Hanchon, H. Saad, D. Kopchia. M. Hammoud. D. Brooks, S. Arfan, S. Nalepa. 98 Fordson Football Above are the members of the Junior Varsity Football team at Ford son for 1982. ABOVE LEFT: Kevin Harris sneaks away from the tackle. LEFT: Larry Kopchia hits Larcio Purgina for the first down. ABOVE RIGHT: Richard Brooks racks up three more points for the Tractors. Fordson Football 99 Fordson VARSITY FOOTBALL Opponent 28 Midland 12 14 Monroe 34 28 Wayne 13 34 Wyandotte 0 41 Taylor Center 13 40 Lincoln Park 8 33 Taylor Truman 6 7 Livonia Franklin 3 21 Edsel Ford 7 29 Monroe 7 3 Saginaw Arthur 0 14 Farmington Harrison 17 W 10 L 2 TOP: Fordson's awesome offensive line. CENTER LEFT: Bill Kiafoulis calls the defensive tactics. CENTER RIGHT: Juice outruns number 34 and goes for another six points. BOTTOM: Paul Potrzeba forces the ball through the line. TOP LEFT: Our team prepares to get fired up for the big game. TOP RIGHT: Paul Potrzeba and Ron Stewart show us the thrill of victory. CENTER LEFT: Jon Drummond takes time out to get his neck readjusted. CENTER RIGHT: The Tractors are headed for the Silverdome. BOTTOM: Larry Kopchia barks out the audibles. Football 101 Girl netters grab district trophy Coach John Kreger is very pleased with the 1982 Girls’ Basketball Team and he is confident that next year’s team will be the best ever. Candi Rich was the captain of the team and Kelley Hurly was the game captain. This year’s starters were: Candi Rich, Kelly Hurley, Wendy Wygonik, Julie Romanowski, and Kim Chandler. The 1982 Girls’ Basketball Team broke the school record with sixteen wins and eight losses. Candi and Kelly were the only seniors on the team, and they did a lot to win district. Coach John Kreger stated, For a team with only two seniors, they did tremendously well. The future looks bright if the girls really work hard. The eighth, ninth, and tenth grade girls have a lot of talent and are the best group yet.” Candi Rich can't decide where to throw the ball. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM. Back Row: Wendy Front Row: Kelly Hurley, Candi Rich, and Maria Wygonik, Laurie Abbas, Dawn Pappas, Coach Kreger, Sharara. Julie Romanowski, Kim Chandler, Dawn Siolone. 102 Girls’ Basketball JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM. Back Row: Mary Beth Kean. Liz Stensil, Sue Szewc. Cheryl Ramos. Kim Shaw, Coach Hales. Front Row: Katie Kelley, Nancy Scubick, Fara Berry, Sandy Abbas. The Team walks off the court just before the half of another victorious game. ABOVE: Mr. Kreger's girls show us their underalls. BELOW: Before the game begins, the girls scramble for rubber bands to put their hair up. VARSITY GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Fordson Visitors 54 Belleville 48 48 St. Alphonsus 49 51 Riverview 22 30 Monroe 41 55 Wayne 33 42 Wyandotte 32 46 Dearborn 41 34 Taylor Center 19 79 Lincoln Park 36 36 Taylor Truman 33 49 River Rouge 47 60 Tem. Bedord 76 32 Monroe 36 40 Wayne 39 54 Edsel Ford 48 37 Wyandotte 41 47 Taylor Center 20 56 Lincoln Park 31 35 Taylor Truman 45 41 Trenton 32 Girls' Basketball 103 Harriers capture first in the league The Boys’ Cross Country team took a first place in the Great Lakes Eight League and finished second to Divine Child in the city meet. One of Fordson’s prominent runners on the team was Junior Mohamed Hazemy, who excelled with times of 15.44 in the three miles and 16.20 in the five kilometers. Others were Bob Abraham, Ken Hayes, and Bob Schwartz. Also contributing to the team were girls Lisa Williams, Krista Osada, Mary Boren, Leslie Wesala, and Jean Serazio. Mr. Lyle Beardslee, head coach of the cross country team, was very happy with the performance of the team. The team holds most of its meets at Hemlock Park or at Ford Woods. CROSS COUNTRY. First Row: Leslie Wesala, Mike Berry, Bob Schwartz, Ken Hayes, Mohamed Hazemy, Jean Serazio. Second Row: Bill Hughes, Vince Mahar, Adel Ashkar, Bob Abraham, Sean Call. Third Row: Lisa Williams, Krista O'sada, Saad Saad, Nate Church, Mike Bruff, Greg Rachwal, Mary Boren, and Mr. Lyle Beardslee. BOYS’ CROSS COUNTRY Fordson Opponent 19 Monroe 37 18 Wayne 45 23 Wyandotte 38 33 Edsel Ford 22 15 Taylor Center 50 17 Truman 44 w=5 (Low Score Wins) 1 = 1 GIRLS’ CROSS COUNTRY Fordson Opponent 26 Monroe 29 22 Wayne 33 44 Redford 16 32 Edsel Ford 24 33 Trenton 22 W=2 L=3 TOP LEFT: Up in front of the pack is Mike Berry. CENTER: Lisa Williams runs up hill all the way. TOP LEFT: Krista Osada struggles to catch up to her opponent. LEFT: Fordson runners are too much for Edsel’s team. Cross Country 105 Soccer team finishes with .500 season This year’s soccer team has made a moderate improvement in its standings from last year’s team. The team finished with a .500 record with four wins, four losses and a tie which compared favorably to a winless season the year before. This year’s squad had such key players as Ali Berry, Ali Anani, and Mohsin Mashour, who helped the team out a great deal. Coach Fouad Moawad felt good about his team’s improvement and liked especially the team’s victory over Edsel Ford. He hopes for an even bigger turnout next season. The team practices for its games at William Ford and plays at the Detroit College of Business. TOP LEFT: Several members of the Fordson soccer team pursue the ball in a game against Edsel Ford which Fordson won 2-1. ABOVE LEFT: Bouguslaw Sporysz gets ready to drill one. ABOVE: The soccer ball flies in the air on this play. 106 Soccer BOYS' SOCCER. First Row: Ali Anani, Hussein Srour, Bouguslaw Sporysz. Ali Beni, Ali Abdallah, and Robert Porada. Second Row: Allen Saunders, Ali Beydoun, Irahim Sareini, Abdull Algirsh, Imad Sabbagh, and Hassan Abdallah. Third Row: Coach Moawad, Mohamad Ayyad, Jeff Noelke, Ali Chararah, Fisal Bazzi, Issa Unis, Rad wan Faraj, Imad Beydoun, Rauf Berri, Mohamed Issa, Sonia Bazzi, and Charlie Saad. BOYS’ SOCCER Fordson Opponent 2 Edsel Ford 1 2 at Dondero 2 2 at Oak Park o ! 2 at Dearborn 2 2 at Churchill 5 0 at Edsel Ford 4 2 Bishop Borgess 0 2 Dearborn 2 4 Dondero 1 1 1 at Lathrup 3 W = 4 L=4 T=3 TOP RIGHT: Hassan Abdallah leaps high into the air to deflect a pass while Ali Berri watches. ABOVE: Bouguslaw Sporysz tries to prevent the opponent from getting past him. Soccer 107 Girls’ tennis finishes first in finals GIRLS’ TENNIS Fordson Opponent 3 Monroe 4 4 Wyandotte 3 0 Monroe St. Mary 7 6 Taylor Truman 1 7 Wayne 0 2 Monroe 5 5 Wayne 2 2 Dearborn 5 3 Wyandotte 4 3 Cherry Hill 4 0 Monroe St. Mary 7 3 Edsel Ford 4 6 Taylor Truman 1 Won 5 Lost 8 TOP LEFT: Sue Buono, one of the tri-captains, takes time out of her tennis game to talk to one of her friends. The other two tri-captains were Erin Rodgers and Laela Harp. TOP RIGHT: Melanie Monaghan is amazed at how high the tennis ball can bounce. Now the trick is to get it over the net and past her opponent. GIRLS’ TENNIS. First Row: Doris Skubiak, Barb Wludyka, Helen Teeple, Erin Rodgers, Sue Buono, Laela Harp, Joan Bayley, Mariam Olive, and Maria Dimitriou. Second Row: Joan Smith, Marcia Kuklinski, Joni Ravenscroft, Kim Kowich, Jill Noelke, Melanie Monaghan, Claudia Marro, and Sue Rossi. Third Row: Coach Pat Baron, Geta Bejan, Dimitra Dimitriou, Betty Jucha, Fadwa Bazzy, Antonetta Zeolla, Mona Nasser, Ileana Horgos, Kristi Draus, Barb Javor, and Mrs. Palko. 108 Tennis This year the girls’ tennis team had an extremely good year even though it lost 2-5 to Dearborn High and 3-4 to Edsel Ford. The team finished in first place in the league finals. A couple of girls made it to regionals. Sue Buono, a senior and one of the captains, came in first place in the Number Two Singles and won a gold medal while Doris Skubiak, a junior, took runner-up in the Number Four Singles. Returning starters for next year will be Helen Teeple, Doris Skubiak, Kim Kowich, Melanie Monaghan, Barb Wludyka, and Claudia Marro. When asked how Coach Pat Baron felt about the ’82 season, she replied, “What was most impressive about the team was its ability to come back from some disappointing dual meets to successfully meet the challenges of two important tournaments. They never gave up.” TOP LEFT: Joni Ravenscroft gets ready to serve the ball. CENTER: Erin Rogers stands patiently while waiting for the tennis ball. LOWER LEFT: Maria Dimitriou exercises before practice. CENTER RIGHT: “Golf anyone?” states Mariam Olive. LOWER RIGHT: “One. two, three alley-oop ” Laela Harp shows us how to hurdle the net. Girls’ swim squad has a good season The 1982 Girls’ Swim Team did very well. Their overall record this year had more wins than losses. Co-captains were Senior Leslie Jadu and Sophomore Karen Prusis. The coaching staff consisted of Mrs. Barbra Hales and assistant coach Miss Marie Zerweck. Many school records were shattered this year by our very talented swimmers. Karen Prusis, a sophomore sunk the old school records in the 200 and 500 yard freestyle. She was also part of the record breaking 400 yard freestyle relay. The relay consisted of Leslie Jadu, Freshman Sue Malicki, and Sophomore Theresa Keller. Holly DeMeglio, a Junior, also crushed the school record in the 200 yard individual medley. GIRLS' SWIMMING: FIRST ROW: Maureen O'Connel, Alexis Balomen- os. Holly DeMeglio, Karen Prusis, and Leslie Jadu. SECOND ROW: Diane Delgado, Theresa Keller, Maureen Stantan, Sue Maliki, Jaynie Alexander, and assistant coach Marie Zerweck. BACK ROW: Gigi Vaka, Noelle Bradley, Claudia Palchak, Angela Amato, Kim Wright, and Coach Barbra Hales. DIVERS: Laura Lanava, and Stephanie Mclito. 110 Girls' Swimming ABOVE RIGHT: Freshman Sue Malicki is caught fixing her hair in between events (typical girl). ABOVE: From the look on Claudia Palchak's face, she's swimming against jaws. RIGHT: Karen and Leslie are competing for the tough broad contest. GIRLS’ SWIMMING FORDSON OPPONENT 64 Belleview 63 55 at Southfield Lathrup 69 67 at Thruston 51 77 at Southgate 44 63 at Monroe 63 64 Allen Park 62 60 Wayne 67 80 Livonia Franklin 47 65 Wyandotte 62 45 at Edsel Ford 82 84 Lincoln Park 41 90 Cherry Hill at Annapolis at Dearborn 34 u TOP LEFT: Leslie Jadu demonstrates a perfect swan dive. Since when is she a diver? TOP RIGHT: The team is in suspense over who won the meet. MIDDLE: Karen Prusis waves to us while swimming her event. ABOVE: Stephanie Malilo's perfect form demonstrates her diving ability. LEFT: Laura Lanava is caught in the midst of a back dive l1 � somersault. Girls’ Swimming 111 Ninth grade expands program RESERVE BASKETBALL: FIRST ROW: Mohamed Berry, Bobby Mercer, Frank Serazio. SECOND ROW: Ali Dagher, Danny McDougall, Scott Zahler, Tom Cataldo. THIRD ROW: Coach Guy Delgudice, Dave Marcon, Tom Lance, Jeff Mruzik, Da ve Loudon, Mike Malewski, Manager Chris Shurmur. NINTH GRADE BOYS’ BASKETBALL. FIRST ROW: Matt Bis, Andy Salagan, Bob Vacca, Dan Dochenetz, Frank Talerico, Gino Polidori, Dennis Salliott, Keith Derry. SECOND ROW: Manager Johnny Brazas, Hussein Moukalled, Mike Iaquaniello, Paul Bitar, Jeff Leijten, Fred Amen, Rich Kuc, Coach Derda. Not pictured: Manager Joel Hurley. 112 Teams NINTH GRADE GIRLS' BASKETBALL. FIRST ROW: Hawkins. Dottie Malushi. Mona Ali, Sue Lotarski, Rose Patty Ajredini, Rhonda Saad. Dawn Cialone, Shieraz Delgado. Dawn Kusterer. Berry. SECOND ROW: Coach John Cialone. Kim BOYS' GOLF TEAM: FIRST ROW: Kevin Bartlett. Dave Ziemba, Jamel Ahmed. Chuck House. Jim Murray. SECOND ROW: Jim Jednyk. Dan Jolly. Jamie Stephenson. Mike Koenig. Andy Halleck. Teams 113 Grapplers have an average season WRESTLING. FIRST ROW: Jerry Janowicz, All Baydoun, Hassan Berry, Khalil Bay- doun, Eric Donabedian, Bruce Roberts, Ken Davis, Luke Cosenza. SECOND ROW: Joe Nabozny, Allen Saunders, Imad Hassan, Imad Sabbagh, Matthew Simhauser, Gerald Kalinowski, Dennis Perry, Karl Hossein. THIRD ROW: Coach J. Marzalek, Edgar Donabedian, Jihad Hachem, Mahmoud Hachem, Mark Baker, Mike Ramirez, Tom Ahmed. Eide Ala wan. Coach J. Sohikian. FOURTH ROW: Kevin Wiacek, Howard Riggins, Mohamed Saad, Hassan Srour, Jim Derry. FIFTH ROW: Todd Gonzalez, Jihad Beydoun, Ali R. Berry, Victor Gregory. The 1983 Wrestling Team had a so-so season, finishing the year with a 7-8 overall record. However, their league record was 2-2. Bruce Roberts, who wrestles at 100 pounds, won in districts but was eliminated when he went to regionals. Bruce, now a junior, will return next year along with a lot of the team including, Eric Donabedian, Kevin Wiacek, and super-frosh Karl Hossein. Coaches Marzalek and Sohikian have a lot to look forward to next year. Ali Baydoun finds himself in a battle. 114 Wrestling TOP LEFT: Bruce Roberts waits to attack another victim. TOP RIGHT: Fordson and Divine Child clash on the mat. ABOVE LEFT: Junior Scott Nalepa has just finished his prey. ABOVE RIGHT: A Fordson grappler about to finish his opponent. LEFT: Senior Ken Davis displays his winning style. Wrestling 115 Cagers tie league; win city crown VARSITY BASKETBALL. FIRST ROW: Hassen Shebli, Ted Kulfan, Frank Mikalonis, Abrahim Baydoun, Mark Matras, Ahmad Hazime. SECOND ROW: Manager David Capelli, Mustafa Hamid, Paul Possorek, Barry Quayle, Don Edwards, Larry Kopchia, John Szewc, Coach McIntyre. 4 ' Barry Quayle drives to the hoop while Paul Possorek watches in amazement. Abraham Juice Baydoun streaks in for another easy bucket. 116 Basketball FORDSON BOYS’ BASKETBALL OPPONENT 63 TRENTON 57 62 MONROE 72 78 WAYNE 69 72 ST. ALS 53 46 DIVINE CHILD 54 49 JOHN GLENN 77 65 WYANDOTTE 52 53 TAYLOR CENTER 34 78 LINCOLN PARK 57 54 TAYLOR TRUMAN 56 75 DEARBORN 40 63 MONROE 53 67 WAYNE 57 62 BELLEVILLE 55 82 WYANDOTTE 48 73 TAYLOR CENTER 59 67 LINCOLN PARK 47 58 EDSEL FORD 47 63 TAYLOR TRUMAN 57 90 THURSTON 69 W 16 L 4 The Fordson Cagers had what would have to be called a fine year. The team tied for the league title avenging an early season loss to Taylor Truman, won the city championship, and beat Monroe for the first time in three years. Individual honors go to Frank Mikalonis who was the team scoring leader and was named to an All-Metro team and “Juice” Baydoun who broke a single game assist record with 18. The team ended the regular season with a ten game winning streak. ABOVE: Frank Mikalonis scores the winning basket against Truman, giving Fordson a tie for league title. BELOW: Senior Larry Kopchia shows his leaping ability. LEFT: Junior Mark Matras plays some strong defense. Spikers take city championship ft Kim Chandler shows her awesome spiking ability as she leaps high in the air. This year’s Volleyball Team finished with a final record of 11 wins and 6 losses. While their potential did not exceed their performance at times, the team did have some outstanding accomplishments. For example, the Tractors had a tri-meet with Edsel Ford and Dearborn High at Edsel. The Tractors defeated Edsel in two of three games, and then went on to beat Dearborn, who at the time was ranked 7th in the state, whereas Fordson was not ranked at all. Coach Joan Hitchner said, “It was the Michigan volleyball upset of the year.” One sad note was that the Tractors lost in the first round of pre-districts play to Henry Ford High School of Detroit. Senior starters Cindy Burke, Kathy King, Linda Latin, along with Sandi Berry, will be lost through graduation, but the outlook is very good for next year with four returning starters and a very strong bench. GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL. First Row: Sandi Berry, Kathy King, Cindy Burke, Linda Latin, Shelly Pollock, Melanie Ganczars- ki. Second Row: Rose Marie Bruno, Wendy Wygonik, Judith Burke, Sandy Duda, Kim Moreno, Maggie Makaroff. Third Row: Assistant Coach Gil Sanchez, Fay Mroue, Kim Chandler. Nancy Skubik, Laura Kuchka, Dawn Pappas. Coach Janik, Coach Hitchner. 118 Volleyball TOP LEFT. Cindy Burke waits anxiously for the ball as it seems to be suspended on the net. ABOVE: “Rock” Latin isn't sure if that is a volleyball or a UFO. CENTER: Kathy King shows her graceful form on the court. BOTTOM: Shelly Pollock is definitely the victor on this one-on-one with her opponent. GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL FORDSON OPPONENT L Monroe L Wayne W Wyandotte W Taylor Cent. W Lincoln Park W Taylor Tru. L Monroe W Clarkston L John Glenn L Wayne W Wyandotte W Taylor Cent. W Edsel Ford W Dearborn W Lincoln Park W Taylor Tru. L W 11 L 6 Henry Ford Volleyball 119 Swim Team does well The Boys’ Swim Team had a very impressive season with an overall record of 8-3. The team ended a six year losing streak against Cherry Hill. This year’s team consisted of 27 members, which is the largest the team has been in years. Team captains were Steve Walsh and Mike Marinucci. Head Coach Pat Fairman had the team going double practices, SWIMMING. First Row: Vince Hanchon, Steve Walsh, Mike Marinucci, Ron Hardin, John Perzack, Gil Herrick, Steve Roupas, Robert Cwik. Second Row: Ahmed Nassar, Dan Drummond. Hisham Beydoun, Ahmed Makki, Yazeed Essa, Tim Hanchon, Mohamed Ayad. Back Row: Danny Vallone, Mark Dean. Coach Pat Fairman, Dave Palchak, Hussein Bazzi, Scott Montrief, Steve Baum, Greg Kaleski, Jeff Nickoloff, John Campbell, Jerry Rutkowski. Not pictured: Steve Wantuck and John Dignan. and their hard work resulted in a third place finish in the league. The Chelsea Invitational had some exciting moments with the 400 free relay consisting of Cwik, Walsh, Baum, and Hardin taking a first and shattering the old school record. Steve Baum also broke his old record in the 500 yard free. Going to state were Ron Hardin in the 50 yard free and the 400 yard relay. BOYS’ SWIMMING FORDSON OPPONENT 74 RIVERVIEW 52 84 LIV. FRANK. 44 57 MONROE 70 55 WAYNE 71 69 WYANDOTTE 57 64 CHERRY HILL 63 70 LIV. BENTLEY 56 86 LINCOLN PARK 37 62 EDSEL FORD 65 69 UNIV. OF DET. 56 81 ALLEN PARK 46 CENTER LEFT: Ron Hardin's soaring start in the 50-yard free takes him to the state meet. LEFT: Scott Montrief and Dan Drummond seem to be struggling to get off the blocks first. AddsJ4 m 120 Swimming TOP LEFT: Mark Dean scores high on this dive. TOP RIGHT: Steve Wantuck soars to another first place. ABOVE: Vince Hanchon’s impressive breaststroking leaves it wide-open for Steve Walsh to jam the opponents. RIGHT: Ron Hardin flashes us his ultra bright smile. BELOW: Gil Herrick kicks off with a bang. BELOW RIGHT: Mr. Fairman discusses the meet with Steve Baum. Swimming 121 Poor season for Fordson diamondmen The 1982 Boys’ Baseball team’s overall record was 7-13. Their league record stood at 3-9. Going to the district playoffs, Fordson won their first game but lost their second one to crosstown-rival Edsel Ford, 5-3. During the season, Captain Mark Gaiss had an outstanding year pitching and at shortstop. This year senior leadership will have Mike Marinucci, Larry Kopchia, Mark Brown, Mark Baker, Mark Henderson, Rodwin Saad, Rick Smith, and also junior Mike Corbett to rely on. Coach Carman Morga stated, “Again, I can’t make any predictions. If we don’t get any pitching help from our juniors, we are going to have difficulty getting into the middle of the pack.” LEFT: The Fordson outfielders practice catching fly balls before the game. 1982 BOYS’ BASEBALL. First Row: Mark Baker, A1 Schwartz, Omar Hamed, Mark Gaiss. Paul Dexter, Steve Rosinski, John Harker, Mark Brown, and Alex Boyar. Second Row: Coach Carman Morga, Rodwin Saad, Martin Miles, David Turfe, Mark Henderson. Larry Kopchia, Rick Smith, Mike Corbett, Mike Marinucci, and Mike Amato. 122 Boys’ Baseball 1982 BASEBALL Fordson Opponent 6 Highland Park 5 10 Highland Park 2 1 Wyandotte 12 0 Taylor Center 8 1 Lincoln Park 6 4 Truman 3 6 Monroe 14 9 U of D 4 6 U of D 10 4 Wyandotte 3 7 Taylor Center 6 0 Rochester 7 2 Rochester 3 6 Lincoln Park 13 4 Truman 6 8 Wayne 10 6 Wayne 8 W-6 L-12 TOP LEFT: John Harker shows us his catching ability. TOP RIGHT: The Fordson team awaits anxiously another Tractor victory. ABOVE: Alex Boyar says to himself, This is how you hit the little ball with the long stick. Boys' Baseball 123 Girls’ softball has a .500 season Last year’s softball team had an average season. Their overall record during the 1982 campaign was 9-9. They beat cross-town rival Edsel Ford impres- sively in two games and also defeated Dearborn High. With senior graduation, the 1983 team’s outlook still looks promising. Returning players are: Candi Rich, Linda Latin, Kathy King, Iman Amen, Kim Kelly, Wendy Wygonik, and Angie Folberg. The team is coached by Mr. Weller. TOP RIGHT: The team regroups after another intense inning. ABOVE: The three stooges. Mary Ann Linda, and Candi, think they’re Charlies's Angels. RIGHT: If Kim Kelly ever opened her eyes she could hit the ball. 124 Girls' Softball GIRLS’ SOFTBALL. First Row: Denise Osmond. Pam Fiema, Maryann Onyskin. Holly Mon trie f. Pam Hawkins, Bev Howe, Faten Saad, Billy Atkinson. Second Row: Coach Weller, Kathy King, Laela Harp, Iman Amen, Kim Kelly, Linda Latin, Candy Rich, Assistant Coach John Cialone, and Assistant Coach Frank Harker. TOP: Laela Harp steals another play from Pam Bums. TOP RIGHT: Bev Howe takes a few practice swings before she goes up to bat. Girls' Softball 125 1982 Netters enjoy a winning season How do you get into shape, enjoy your exercise, improve your coordination, and just feel good about yourself? How about playing tennis? The Fordson Tennis Team, with an impressive record of 9-3, surprised its opposition by taking second in the Great Lakes Eight, a big improvement over the previous year’s last place finish. There were eight of our tennis players who advanced to the finals, only to lose in an early round of play. First place finishers Wyandotte had 38 points, followed by Fordson with 20, and Monroe with 17. Honorable mention was given to Mark Hutchla and Paul Dami for playing at number one and number two seed. 1982 TENNIS Fordson Opponent 2 Wyandotte 5 7 Truman 0 4 Thurston 3 6 Lincoln Park 1 5 Wayne 2 6 Riverview 1 3 Monroe 4 4 Wayne 3 1 Wyandotte 6 7 Truman 0 4 Lincoln Park 3 4 Monroe 3 W - 9 L - 3 BOYS’ VARSITY TENNIS. Front Row: Vic Veltri, George Auksk alnis, Paul Dami. Mark Hutchla. Jim Burkholder. Lee Walsh, and Scott Walters. Second Row: Coach John McIntyre, Jim Spears, Adam Harp, Ilio Bacarasa, Greg LcFebvre, Nassar Baydoun, Joe Mooradian, and assistant coach John Kreger. 126 Boys’ Tennis JUNIOR VARSITY TENNIS. Front Row: Lee Walsh, Scott Walters, George Aukskalnis. Second Row: Rick Lanni, Dan Zuccaro, Pat Daily, Greg Hendrix, Kevin Bartlet, Coach John Kreger. OPPOSITE PAGE: Greg LeFebvre shows us the perfect tennis form. ABOVE LEFT: Vic Veltri’s strategy is telling the ball what to do after it bounces off his racket. ABOVE RIGHT: At times like this you wish you had two rackets, ” states George Aukskalnis. RIGHT: Coach John Kreger and Paul Dami duscuss plans for the party after the city meet. Third in league taken by cindermen ABOVE: Pat Em Jaw, Randy Barton, and announce the track meet events. Bob Schwartz fight over who will Fordson’s Boys’ Track Team ended its season by taking a third place in the league. Pat Emlaw advanced to the State Competition in the 100 yard dash. Fordson’s showing in the region- al was not quite as sharp as the Tractors finished with only 20 points and finished behind both Dearborn and Edsel Ford. However, Glen Turner and Kevin Harris were both missing during the event. Some personal records set dur- ing the year were Lorenzo Vallone tying his school high jump record of 6' 5 and Larceio Pugina’s setting of the discus record. Coach Ralph Bach is now looking forward to this season. Last year’s team had only four seniors on it, so this year a group of experienced veterans will be returning. Coach Bach appears optimistic. 1982 BOYS' TRACK TEAM. First Row: Coach Ralph Bach, Adel Ashker, Marcio Pugina, Joe Maski, Captain Pat Emlaw, Captain Glenn Turner, Jim LaPointe, Saad Saad, and Mike Berry. Second Row: Mohamoud Saerini, Jim Castelvetere, Ted Kulfan, Abraham Baydoun, Bob Schwartz, Hassen Berry, Allen Saunders, Darrell Black, Matt Suni, and Dave Berky. Third Row: Kevin Harris, Karl Ankouny, Mark Dean, Randy Barton, Jonathan Shannon, Jon Drummond, Doug Doss, Mohamed Hazime, Ron Palucki, Laerico Pugina, Kevin Bond, and Coach Mahar. 128 Boys’ Track BOYS’ TRACK Dual Meets 5-3 League Standing 3rd League Meet 3rd Regional standing 5th Ashley Relay Stevenson 6th Invitational 6th Record Holders Lorenzo Vallone High Jump 6 5' Larcio Pugina Discus 142' 9 TOP LEFT: Bob Schwartz and Kevin Harris get the wind blown effect. CENTER: Fordson runners compete in a relay. BELOW: Hassan Berry prays before the next race. ABOVE: Mark Dean shows his running ability. Boys’ Track 129 Track team hot FRONT ROW: Kathy Bis, Janine Megcnity. Renay Lotarski, Kathy Winters. Thea Baugh and Ruth Church. MIDDLE ROW: Gina Tomei. Mary Boren, Shawn McIntyre. Anne Bazzi, Jean Serazio. Taghrid Salami, Pam White, and Diann Smith. BACK ROW: Coach Roy Gurk, Sue Makki, Kim Chandler, Leslie Wesala, Julie Romanowski, Chrissy Less, Maggie Makaroff. Melanie Monaghan and Coach Lyle Beardslee. The Fordson girls’ track team enjoyed a great 1982 track year, by finishing 7-1 overall, (5-1 league). Coach Lyle Beardslee was pleased with the efforts turned in by Thea Baugh (Shot Put), Kathy Winters (Long Jump Hurdles), Taghrid Salami (Sprints) and Ruth Church (Mile Two Mile). Record-breaking jobs were provid- ed by Salami in the 400 and 440 yard dashes, Jean Serazio in 440 yard dash, (which was broken by Salami), and Winters in the 220 Low Hurdles. Some key returnees include Salami, Kim Chandler, Christine Less and Serazio. The Tractors concluded the league season in second, while placing third in the league meet. Fordson GIRLS’ TRACK Opponent 80 Divine Child 41 81 x Wayne Memorial 42 75 Wyandotte 48 87 Lincoln Park 30 115 Annapolis 8 37 Monroe 86 63 Bishop Borgess 53 W - 7 L - 1 ABOVE LEFT: Mary Boren jumps the hurdles with ease. ABOVE RIGHT: Julie Romanowski soars over the high jump bar. ABOVE: Thea Baugh demon- strates her grace at throwing the shot. LEFT: Team members relax after a hard day of competition. Girls' Track 131 Golf, soccer squads have rough year 1982 GIRLS’ SOCCER Fordson Opponent 2 Garden City 1 1 Franklin 2 1 Southfield Lathrup 0 0 Ladywood 0 1 West Bloomfield 4 1 Southfield Lathrup 1 0 Brighton 4 0 Lasher 6 1 Ladywood 3 1 Brighton 6 W-2 L-6 T-2 ABOVE: Renee Bobosky puts everything into her kick, as goaltender Debbie Slavin looks on. RIGHT: Barb Paulsen fights for the ball. GIRLS' SOCCER. First Row: Fatima Rizk, Anne Paulsen, Renee Bobosky, Fa tat Nimeh, and Kaussar Nimeh. Second Row: Pam Kekepouris, Maria Demitriou, Peggy Simkow, Kim Doll, Sonia Bazzi, and Debbie Slavin. Third Row: Coach Moawad, Danila Igna, Barb Paulsen, Lynn Mercadi, Helen Stergiou, Amy Horrigan, and Coach Michel. 132 Girls’ Soccer TOP RIGHT: Christine Prusis demonstrates her great concentration. ABOVE: A member of the golf team gets on the green. BELOW: Carl Sund shows her driving skills. BOTTOM RIGHT: Kathy House tries to get out of the rough. Fordson 1982 GIRLS1 GOLF Opponent 345 Mercy 299 350 Dearborn 278 360 Ann Arbor Huron 293 331 Edsel Ford 376 309 Ladywood 251 317 Pinckney 296 310 Grosse Ile 300 336 Mercy 312 331 Dearborn 281 331 Edsel Ford 328 316 Ann Arbor Pioneer 273 306 Ladywood 249 287 , W 1 L 12 Grosse Ile 281 V Girls’ Golf 133 Coaches help make the difference ABOVE: Joining the Fordson Varsity Football staff this year was Mr. Stergalas. RIGHT: The girls' cross country team: Coach Gurk, Jean Serazzio, Pam White, Sue Makki, Chris Osada, and Leslie Wesala. One of the finest coaches in Michigan, Mr. Charles Jestice. 134 Coaches and Teams NINTH GRADE GIRLS’ BASKETBALL. First Row: Kelly Zoyiopoulis, Kim Hawkins, Michelle Ciolfi, Andrea Pavle, Cristina Gonzalez. Second Row: Gina Runko, Intisar Baydoun, Patti Bank, Rose DelGado, Mona Ali, Karen Kopka. Third Row: Diane O’Malley, Ronda Saad, DeDe Potter, Sue Lotarski, Laura Herrick, and Coach Ron Bukowski. LEFT: Is there a more intense coach at Fordson than Coach Mac? Above: New on the Fordson coaching scene is Mr. Bukowski who piloted his ninth grade girls’ basketball team to an outstanding year. Coaches and Teams 135 Coaches, players strive to win 1982 RESERVE GIRLS' SOFTBALL. First Row: Shari Me Donnel. Alexis Balomenos. Jill Marchese, Pam Metras. Sharon Hassen. Nancy Cosenza. Second Row: Wendy Wygonik, Angie Folberg, Dawn Clough, Mickey Smith, Karen MacMillan. Third Row: Coach Weller. Assistant Coach Frank Harker, Souad Mroue, Giselle Sleiman, Assistant Coach John Cialone. BELOW: The first place intramural bowling team of Jim Polidori and Craig Hutchinson. 136 Players and Coaches TOP LEFT: Runner - up bowlers John Corbin, Jeff Saladin. TOP RIGHT: “Juice Baydoun, a three year standout at Fordson. BOTTOM LEFT. Track Coach Ralph Bach times our photographer's picture taking. ABOVE: Bill Kiafoulis, an all state football player. Players and Coaches 137 Officers lead Junior Class TOP: The famous Ford son Tractor makes its yearly appearance at the Junior sponsored Homecoming. ABOVE: Cynthia Marinakos stares out of the Junior Class Cour car during the parade. FIRST ROW: Belal Abdallah. Hassan Abdallah, Nazih Abdallah, Osama Abdallah, Wassim Abdallah. SECOND ROW: Steve Abdo, Rayed Abdulkarim. Baligh Abdulla, Allie Braham, Sam Abusalah. THIRD ROW: Scott Adkins, Ida Ahmed, Tom Ahmed, Ghada Ajami, Mike Al. FOURTH ROW: Eide Ala wan. Zouhour Alcodray, William Ali, Dave Allen, Gretchen Allen. FIFTH ROW: Sherry Alonzi, Liz Alotta, John Amato, Tarraf Amine, Linda Andrek. SIXTH ROW: Nick Andrus, Rachel Ankeny, Karl Ankouny, Sam Arfan, Chris Arpasi. SEVENTH ROW: Adel Ashkar, Fatima Assed, Frank Audia, George Aukskalnis, Abdul Ayoub. 140 Junior Officers FIRST ROW: Billy Aziz, Alexis Balomenos, Kandi Baran, Kevin Bartlett. SECOND ROW: Diane Basileo, Dan Bastine, Steve Baum, Hamzeh Baydoun. THIRD ROW: Abdul Bazzi, Ahlam Bazzi, Anwar Bazzi, Nabil Bazzi. FOURTH ROW: Nehma Bazzi, Sonia Bazzi, Youssef Bazzi, Andrew Be- chard. FIFTH ROW: Mathew Bechard, Jerry Belcher. TOP: Members of the Junior Class accompany their float during the Homecoming Parade. ABOVE: Treasurer George Aukskalnis and Vice- President Cathy Marcantoni gather around President Cheryl Ramos. RIGHT: Secretary Chris Parkett talks with class sponsor Mrs. Mary Hodak. Junior Officers 141 Turkeys elude frantic contestants Fordson’s annual Turkey Trot was as successful as all the others. ft v The Turkey Trot, which is sponsored by the Student Congress, is one of Fordson’s unique traditions. To qualify students in their second period classes raise money for the area needy. The ten classes earning the most money are given the opportunity to sponsor a turkey. Then two students from each class are chosen to race the class turkey. The winners get their turkey’s name inscribed on a trophy. Winner of this year’s Turkey Trot was “The Dome,” sponsored by Mr. Waterkamp and raced by Liz Alotta and Hassen Berry. iSI FIRST ROW: Lisa Bellissimo, Jennifer Bergman, David Berky, Ali Berry. SECOND ROW: Ali Berry, Darlene Berry, Mary Berry, Michael Berry, Abbie Beydoun, Mohamed Beydoun. THIRD ROW: Mohammed Beydoun, Rabia Beydoun, Safa Beydoun, Cheila Bieranowski, Darrell Black, Maryann Borg. FOURTH ROW: Robert Bratton, Shannon Brinkley, David Brooks, Darrin Bross, Kelly Brunner, David Buczynski. FIFTH ROW: Joseph Bushamie, Sean Call, Lisa Caparaotta, Shawn Casey, Shawn Cassiday, James Castelvetere, Judith Celmer. TOP: Can you name all the turkeys on the football field? ABOVE: Patty Moriarty and Atef Fawaz pick out their Thanksgiv- ing dinner. 142 Turkey Trot FIRST ROW: Ibrian Chahine, Joseph Chahine, Nadia Chahine, Kimberly Chandler, Ghassan Charara, Hassan Charara, Hassan Charara. SECOND ROW: Mohamad Chehab, Christine Cherry, James Childress, Laura Chimento, Kim Ciccone, Dawn Clough, Sandra Coco. THIRD kOW: Gregory Conciello, Michael Corbett, Lisa Costa, Scott Costello, Allen Costello, Henry Crider, Timothy Crosby. FOURTH ROW: Andrew Cunningham, Marian Curcuru, Radwan Dagher, Hassan Dakhlallah, Ali Dakroub, Patrick Daly, Joseph Davis. LEFT: This isn't the way to teach a turkey to fly. ABOVE: “And this is how you feed the turkeys,” states Gina Tomei. Turkey Trot 143 ‘Scrooge’ presented at Christmas TOP LEFT: Mary Gillis, John Urbani, and Sue Skubic sing about “December the 25th.” ABOVE: Joel Wolf, as Scrooge, shows all of us just how much of a scrooge he FIRST ROW: Marwan Deaibes, Mark Dean, Dennis Del Giudice, Bernard Demirjian. SECOND ROW: David Deptula, Marcus Digiorgio, Holly Dimeglio, Angela Dlubacz, Kimberly Doll, Eric Donabedian. THIRD ROW: Christine Doss, James Dowdy. Jonathan Drummond, Joseph Dwyer, Donald Eklwards, Elham Elay an. FOURTH ROW: Daoud Esseily, Jihad Fadlallah, Barry Fall, Hassan Faraj, Majida Faraj, Hussein Farhat. The 1982 Christmas musical “Scrooge” has been the first musical in several years. It was presented by Miss Madias as vocal music director and Mr. Phil Hespen as orchestra director. It premiered December 16 and 17. Many students practiced hard every day to make this a big success. The main cast of characters included Joel Wolf as Ebenezer Scrooge, Scott Murdoch as Bob Crachit, and Mike Jordan as Tiny Tim. This play was based on the traditional Christmas favorite by Charles Dickens called “A Christmas Carol.” is. 144 Scrooge” FIRST ROW: Najah Farhat. Dino Favot, Houwyda Fawaz. Kevin Fecteau, Richard Ferrante. SECOND ROW: Henry Flores, Virginia Flores, James Flynn, Angelique Folberg, Sherry Forrest. THIRD ROW: Denise Fowler. Daniel Fronczak, Melanie Ganczarski, Kathleen Garbacz, Victoria Garber. FOURTH ROW: Victoria Gascon, Mete Gencyuz, Paul George, Michele Gill, Thomas Giovannini. FIFTH ROW: Angela Giovannone, Carla Giovannone, Jody Goebel, Frank Gonzalez, Karen Grech. TOP: Mrs. Crachit, Peggy Simkow, sings of how “Good Times will come again. CENTER: The townspeople show their dislike to the skinflint, Ebenezer Scrooge. ABOVE: All the townspeople show their love for the Crachit Family. Scrooge” 145 Students work hard in their studies TOP: Junior Joe Davis uses the Media Center to get ahead on his homework. BOTTOM: Senior Sue Szalancy works on a program for one of her classes. FIRST ROW: Gina Gregory. Victor Gregory. Ed Gutowski. Nina Habhab. Inaam Habhab, Mahmoud Hachem. SECOND ROW: Curt Hacker, Waddah Haidous. Ali Hajhassan. Haysam Hamid. Mustafa Hamid. Bassam Hammoud. THIRD ROW: Malik Hammoud, Wissam Hammoud. Nabil Harajli, Najat Harajli. Bill Harp, John Harris. FOURTH ROW: Sally Harris, Sana Hassan, Sharon Hassan, Mohamed Hazeme. Ahmad Hazime, Hussain Hazime. FIFTH ROW: Fayez Hazimeh, Najet Hazimeh. Yvonne Hejaili. 146 Students Working FIRST ROW: Jack Hendricks, Lorri Hiske, Pat Hoffmann, Ileana Horgos, Steve Hrnjak, Albert Hundbat. SECOND ROW: George Hunter. Shawn Hunter, Steve Hunter, Adil Hussein, Hussein Hussein. THIRD ROW: Craig Hutchi- son, Daniela Igna, Salwa Irani, Scott Isaacs, Ghada Jaafer. FOURTH ROW: Chawky Jafer, William Janssen. Kim Johnson, Vanessa Johnson, Dan Jolly. FIFTH ROW: John Jucha, Mark Kabara, John Kaleniecki, Greg Kaleski, Brian Karas. ABOVE: Paul Potrzeba looks over one of his glossy prints as it comes out of the dryer. LEFT: Junior Jody Goebel tries to stretch a two page report into a four pager. Students Working 147 School days are a mixture of moods 148 Student Moods FIRST ROW: Pamela Kelepouris, Maria Kirkhart, Michael Koenig, David Kopchia, Mark Kosikowski. SECOND ROW: Cane Kostovski, Nick Kotsopoulos, Kimberly Kowich, Ronald Koziel, Michael Kuc. THIRD ROW: Marcia Kuklinski. Theodore Kulfan, Kenneth Kupchick, Michael Lahia, Anthony Landini. FOURTH ROW: Ricardo Lanni, Kira Larish, Alice Lemire, Gerardo Leone, Belinda Lesinski. ABOVE: Tower Tribune photographer and reporter Steve Hrnjak displays the famous ”nose for news” as he pursues a hot news flash. BELOW: Junior Scott Wolter smiles when he realizes that first lunch hasn't eaten all the cookies. FIRST ROW: Christine Less. James Lewis. John Locklear. Vito Loconte. Rodney Lowe, Annamarie Lyscas. Rebecca Maciak. SECOND ROW: Caryn MacMillan, Sharon MacNeil. Yasser Majed. Maggie Makaroff, Sue Makki, Ali Makled. Muna Makled. THIRD ROW: Youssef Makled, Nofal Maktari. Gani Malushi, Sam Mannarino. Catherine Marcantonio. Jill Marchese. Paul Marcon. FOURTH ROW: Douglas Margitza. Dawn Maricle, Cynthia Marinakos, Kurt Marsh, Lawrence Marshall. Kimberly Martin. Mohsin Mashour. BELOW LEFT: These Fordson grap- piers seem down enough that their favorite team must be behind in the match. BELOW RIGHT: Sophomore Mallaki Fawaz gasps in amazement that her fellow team members could be talking about boys during a volleyball match. Student Moods 149 Underclassmen caught alone FIRST ROW: Kathleen Motyka, Ahmad Moukalled, Suad Mroue, Tammy Mucha. SECOND ROW: Scott Murdoch, Michael Muscat, Joseph Nabozny, Ali Naim. THIRD ROW: Scott Nalepa, Richard Nerkowski, Fawzi Noureddine, Maureen O’Connell. 150 Underclass Candids ! '5 FIRST ROW: Mark Matras, Cathy Maxwell, Danny May, Sean McClusky, Patrick McComb, Dawn McCorquodale. SECOND ROW: Deborah McDevitt, David McDonald, Shari McDonnell, Linda Mclntire, Melinda McKenzie, Isaac McPherson. THIRD ROW: Dinah Mendoza, Lynn Mercado, Basem Meri, Kamal Mheisen, Cheri Milai, Dominic Mileto. FOURTH ROW: Amy Mina, Adila Mohassen, Melanie Monaghan, Scott Montrief, Vincent Morga, Jeff Moser. ABOVE: Junior Chris Cherry is up against the wall. BELOW: Junior Liz Alotta wonders whose apron strings she is wearing. FIRST ROW: Harold Owenby, Timothy Panik, Dawn Pappas, Christine Parkett, Michele Pattinson. SECOND ROW: Barbara Paulsen, Donna Perez, Dennis Perry, Robert Petkus, Jerry Philpot. THIRD ROW: Sheri Pierson, Joe Pittiglio, James Polidori, Shelley Pollock, Paul Possorek. f TOP: Junior Jon Drummond says, “Gee, did I really do that well on my SAT test? ABOVE: Sophomore Carol El Hawli lectures a class on the word “obscure.” RIGHT: Sophomore Judy Burke wonders why nobody wants to play volleyball with her. Underclassmen Candids 151 Chess team members show their skills ABOVE: Mike Koenig prefers to sit during a match while Ron Len decides to stand. TOP: Chess team member Mike Hadad shows what chess is all about - concentration. FIRST ROW: Michael Potter, Sandra Prentice, Rita Przebien- da. SECOND ROW: Ljiljana Puja, Haidar Rahal. Linda Rakipi. THIRD ROW: Teuta Rakipi, Paul Rakowski, Ali Ramolli. FOURTH ROW: Cheryl Ramos, Rosanna Rea, Lisa Redd. FIFTH ROW: Leo Remijan, Howard Riggins, Ray Riza. SIXTH ROW: Bruce Roberts, Julie Romanowski, Julie Ruen. SEVENTH ROW: Gladys Saad, Mohamed Saad, Nadia Saad. 152 Chess Team m im _ � V I _ V 4Si4l4M TOP: Club Sponsor Mr. Simmons tests Ron Koziel by challenging him to a game of chess. ABOVE: Members of the 1982-83 Chess Team. FIRST ROW: Saad Saad. Imad Sabbagh. Laura Sabo, Bashkim Sadik. SECOND ROW: Ali Salameh, Imane Salameh, Lena Salamey. Yvonne Salamey. THIRD ROW: Allie Saleh, Khaled Saleh. Whaled Saleh, Thomas Salinger. FOURTH ROW: Salwa Irani, Kenneth Salwa, Gilbert Sanchez. Lisa Sanford. FIFTH ROW: Fabio Santioni. Mahmoud Sareini. Mustafa Sareini, Allen Saunders. SIXTH ROW: Daniel Savat, Saffiah Sawaidan, Robert Sawicki, James Scarantino. SEVENTH ROW: Michelle Scott. Tammy Scroggins. Vincent Seychel, Jon- athan Shannon. EIGHTH ROW: Muneer Shariff. Chess Team 153 Aides assist bilingual students Fordson is a unique school in many ways, but one way it is most unique is in its number of students who are learning English as their second lan- guage. Coming into a high school where the language spoken is not your native language is certainly a very difficult task. Fortunately, at Fordson the exten- sive bilingual program includes bilingual aides who can help the student. The aide helps the classroom teacher communicate with students who are learning the language, and the aide also tutors the student so that he can keep up with his work. The aides also help the administra- tion in contacting homes and talking with parents. FIRST ROW: Duro Shaska, Kim Shaw, Hassen Shebli, Bhavi Sheth, Laura Shirk, Mia Sion, Doris Skubiak. SECOND ROW: Joelle Slavin, Giselle ABOVE: Issaf Beydoun aids a student with an Sleiman. Mickie Smith, Richard Smith, Brian Snyder, John Songalewski, art project. RIGHT, Elham Hamdan tries to Robert Spiroff. THIRD ROW: Gabriella Staniciu, John Staunton, Nancy search for the answer in the book. Stefanovich, Scott Steffen, Jamey Stephenson, Helen Stergiou, Dean Stewart. FOURTH ROW: Ronald Stewart, Chris Stuart, Pat Succurro, Marisa Sudek, Matti Suni, Lisa Suszylo, Zackary Swan. 154 Aides FIRST ROW: John Szewc, Christopher Taddei, Janel Taha, Shawn Tambeau, Anna Tamburo, SECOND ROW: Fay Tanana, Helen Teeple, Danny Testani, Karen Thor- son, Kim Tokarczyk. THIRD ROW: Michele Tonna, Raymond Tracey, James Trevor, Rebecca Truskowski, Jon Tucich. FOURTH ROW: Mark Urbani, Joseph Vaccaro. Anna Vallone, Kimberly Vanschoiack Dawn Veltri. SIXTH ROW: Renee Vinson. Joyce Voorhies, Kenneth Warner, Joan Wehab, Leslie Wesala. TOP: Mrs. Nadia Azzouz answers the phone calls in the office from Arabic parents who can not speak English. LEFT: Karim Michael takes over behind a grinder in one of the shops. Aides 155 Juniors look ahead to senior year FIRST ROW: Richard Wiacek, James Wilkewitz, Lorrie Williams, Raymond Wilson, Barbara Wludyka. SECOND ROW: Marty Wolak, Debra Wolf, Joel Wolf, Scott Wolter, Kimberly Wright. THIRD ROW: Wendy Wygonik, Michael Yursis, Samar Zaban, Deana Zarouk, Antonetta Zeolla. FOURTH ROW: Michelle Zielinski, David Ziemba, Daniel Zuccaro. TOP: Cyndi Marinakos meditates about her future as a photographer. RIGHT: Maureen O'Connel, Bill Williams, and Sean Call play pac-man on the CRT’s. ABOVE: Art students Chari Milai, George Hunter and Steve Hunter confer on an art project. 156 Candids TOP LEFT: Junior Grant Naroyan busies himself looking through proof sheets. TOP RIGHT: Sharon McNeil closes her eyes and tries to ignore the new assignment written on the board. ABOVE: Jon Shannon wonders which way the band has gone. Candids 157 Sophomore class led by girls One of the first things that a new class of students does is elect its class officers. For a tenth grade class the task is made more difficult because the students have had little time to adjust to a new school and to get to know each other. However, this year’s sophomores elected four qualified people to lead them, and interestingly all were girls. The girls elected were: Lisa Wehab, president; Renee Bonemer, vice-president; Kim Tanner, treasurer, and Carolyn Adamski, secretary. Class sponsor for the sophomores is Mrs. Pat Baron. Besides the bake sales and so on, the sophomores raised funds with a Fordson shoe lace sale. Pictured above are sophomore officers: Renee Bonemer, vice-president; Carolyn Adamski, secretary; Kim Tanner, treasurer; and Lisa Wehab, president. FIRST ROW: Lori Ann Abbas, Sandi Marie Abbas, Theresa Abbruzzino, Hussein Ab- dallah, Mohamed Abdallah. SECOND ROW: Fatima Abraham. Robert Abraham, Car- olyn Adamski, Imad Ahmad, Ali Aijrouche. THIRD ROW: Robert Akers, Jeffrey Allen. Laura Almanza, Dan Alverado. FOURTH ROW: Melinda Amen, Randa Amine, Kaid Amir, Jaafer Anani. FIFTH ROW: Tony Antonelli, Frank Asani, Frank Ashmore. Randa Ashour. SIXTH ROW: Mohamed Ayad, Jennifer Ayers, Sanac Ayyad, Eric Bartlett. SEVENTH ROW: Mario Badia, Duane Barton, Ray Basileo, Aoun Batoul. 158 Sophomore Officers FIRST ROW: Sean Barton, Cassie Battle, Barbara Bay ley, Ali Bazzi, Hussein Bazzi, Mona Bazzi. SECOND ROW: Raada Bazzi, Rajaa Bazzi, Inshad Bazzy, Souad Bazzy, Georgeta Bejan, John Bello. THIRD ROW: Faouzie Berri, Farah Berry, Madalyn Berry, Mohamed Berry, Raouf Berry, Tammy Berry. FOURTH ROW: Warde Berry, Fay Beydoun, Imad Beydoun, Seknah Beydoun, Charlene Bieranowski, Michelle Blasko. ABOVE: Student Congress officer Gina Tomei tries to get the correct Valentines carnations to the right people. BELOW: Junior Pat Hoffmann is both pleased and surprised to receive a carnation. Flower Days 159 Underclassmen always smiling ABOVE: Junior Steve Baum is confident that the Tractors will enjoy another victory. BELOW: Fordson’s loyal fans are always willing to support their great team with their Fordson spirit. FIRST ROW: Mark Blast. Renee Bonemer, Nahla Bou Melhem, Constance Boulahan is, Jacqueline Brandolino, Lisa Brewer. SECOND ROW: Robert Brown. Matthew Bruce. Mike Bruff, Luigi Bruni, Pat Bruno. Ted Bryk. THIRD ROW: Chris Bunse. Judy Burke. Mike Bustamantie. Scott Butzier, Scott Cahill. John Campbell. FOURTH ROW: Mary Canfield, Beth Capper. Steve Carter, Sandra Cybolski, Maria Cascardo, Chuck Castellen- as. FIFTH ROW: Tom Cataldo. Jihad Chamas. FIRST ROW: Bilal Chami, Ali Charara, Julia Chargo, Robert Chene, John Cherry. SECOND ROW: Nathan Church, Kim Clark, Steve Clough, Dave Cole, Sandra Costello. THIRD ROW: Mark Cumberland, Habib Dabajeh, Ali Dagher, Michelle Danielian, Pat Darish. FOURTH ROW: Colleen Davis, Johnny Davis, Doug Dawdy, Ali Deaibes, Mary Dean. FIFTH ROW: Jerry Delafuente, Janelle Deland. Matthew Deland, John Demarco, Elisa Desantis. ABOVE: Julie Romanowski shows us her soon to be pearly whites. BOTTOM LEFT: Scott Adkins enjoys working with Mrs. Summers at the Wheel Inn where he intends on being the head chef. BOTTOM RIGHT: Dawn Veltri makes sure the teacher is not looking while Mark Mosher tries to find an answer to the test. Underclass Smiles 161 1983 was a good year for Fordson! Darla Wolak and Scott Murdoch act out a scene from the fall Junior Christine Doss wonders who is whispering in her play at Fordson. ear and what is being said. FIRST ROW: Debra Devitis, John Dignan, Pietro Dimascio, Edgar Donabedian, John Donahoo, Russell Donelson, Bob Donvig, Carolyn Dowdy, Dan Drummond. SECOND ROW: Sandra Duda, Nabeel Elhasan, Lobna Elhasan, Carol El Hawli, Souheir El-Mallah, Fatmeh Essaili, Christopher Estrada, Theresa Evans, Hassan Fadlallah. THIRD ROW: Rad wan Faraj, Rajaa Farhat, Michael Farran, Kimberly Fawaz, Malaki Fawaz, Mohamad Fawaz, James Ferris, Hope Fisher, Joe Fazecas. 162 Candids FIRST ROW: David Gaiss, Joseph Galante, John Galay, Heath Galyon, Anne Gascon, Angela Gay, Cristine Gerou, Pamela Giles, Emily Good. SECOND ROW: Lisa Grygorcewicz, Habhab Habhab, Eugene Habich, Mahmoud Hachem, Monica Haiduc, Andrew Halleck, Sahar Hamad, Assed Hamed, Talal Hammed. THIRD ROW: Mohammed Hamid, Mona Hamid, Amina Hamka, Zein Hammoud, Stephen Hanchon, Nada Harajli, Susan Harajli, Robert Hausz, Cheryl Hinton. ABOVE: Mrs. Bunse, one of the staff of the Wheel Inn shows a student how to prepare a delicacy. RIGHT: Junior Mark Matras can't decide where to pass the ball. Candids 163 Underclassmen enjoy classes, fun FIRST ROW: Hurria Hamid, Mohamcd Hasseri, Jennifer Havens, Robert Hawrlak, Robert Hernandez. SECOND ROW: Anne Herrick, Nadia Hazimeh, Ryan Hoffman, Elaine Holesh, Charles House. THIRD ROW: Heidi Huet, Lynne Hurley, Mohammed Issa, Nadia Jaafer, Hassan Jabr. FOURTH ROW: Michelle Jackson, Charles Jakubik. ABOVE: Sophomore Scott Butzier reveals his secret formula that might win him a Nobel Prize in Chemistry. BOTTOM LEFT: Freshmen Jill Noelke and Betty Jucha find lunch hour an amusing time of day. BELOW: Junior Sally Harris reviews a hectic weekend with friends. 164 Underclass Fun FIRST ROW: Ronald Jankowski, John Jan- owicz, Athena Johnson, Tina Johnson, Amy Jones, Danny Jones, Kelly Joseph, Teresa Keller, Iman Khalil. SECOND ROW: Khalil Khalil. Larry King, Richard King. Mary Kizilcik. Mark Konwerski, Joe Kopchia, Michael Kopcik, David Korte. THIRD ROW: Tammara Koskyn. Tom Kostovski, Kon- stantino Kovas. Jennifer Kowal. Paula FOURTH ROW: Laura Kuchka, Janet Kurows- ka, Grade Lacaprara, James Lalko, Laura Lanava, Thomas Lance. FIFTH ROW: Donna Lanni, Alan Lang, Linda Larkin. Karen Lombardi. BELOW LEFT: Junior Mustafa Hamid lofts one towards the basket. BELOW RIGHT: Sophomore Lynne Hurley chats during typing class. Underclass Fun 165 Activities make school interesting LEFT: Sophomore John Dignan receives a carnation on a flower day. ABOVE: A group of girls tries out for the pom pom squad. FIRST ROW: Cheri Lashchuk, John Latin, Brenda Lefebvre, Mary Lendzion, David Liberati, Gary Lingenfelter. SECOND ROW: Lydia Lipani, Robert Locklear, David Loudon, Elizabeth Lukitsch, Leslie Lyons. Mario Macari. THIRD ROW: Frida Macki, Frances Magon, Khalaf Maher, Vincent Mahar, Milah Makki. Nawah Makki. Freshman Dimitra Dimitriou takes a breather between cheers at a basketball game. 166 Activities FIRST ROW: Yolet Makki, Michael MalewskI, Bridget Maloney, Luiza Malushi, Daniel Mannarino, Warren Manser, David Marcon. SECOND ROW: Salvatore Marra, Claudia Marro, Leslie Marsh, Kimberly Marshall, Michael Marshall, Lisa Mason. THIRD ROW: Colombo Maura, Richard Mayle, Cris Mazaris, Laura McBroom, Lisa Kay McDonald. FOURTH ROW: Daniel McDougall, Elizabeth McEldery, Allen McKen- zie, Rhonda Meadows. FIFTH ROW: Robert Mercer, Kim Merna, Domenic Micheli. ABOVE: Angie Folberg is surrounded by a mass of bodies. LEFT: Chris Janssen. Sharon MacNeil, and Laela Harp practice some dental techniques on a patient. Activities 167 Fordson students can joke around TOP LEFT: From the looks of it, there's never a dull moment in art class. TOP RIGHT: Sophomore Scott Butzier seems to be humored by our cameraman. ABOVE: This unidentified student lies willingly while FIRST ROW: Gezim Miftari, Mark Mihailoff, Pamela Miller, Dr acula 's assistant collects blood. Suzette Miller, Jeanine Mills, Phillip Mitchell. SECOND ROW: Fatima Mockbil, Nikki Moglica, Saleh Mohamed, Alia Mohassen, Michael Moneymaker. Keith Moore. THIRD ROW: Kimberly Moreno, Meda Morgos, Paula Morris, Rhonda Morrison, Hala Moughni, Fatima Mroue. FOURTH ROW: Ibrahim Mroue, Jeff Mruzik, Deborah Murphy, Ken Muscat, Crystal Muscott, John Naccarato. 168 Underclass Joking FIRST ROW: Ahmad Nassar, Mohammad Nassar, Robin Nassar, Bilal Nassar. Mona Masser, Brian Nastovski. SECOND ROW: David Neme, Mathew Nemeth, Jennifer Newman, Jeff Nickoloff, Steven Olech, Fadel Ouza. THIRD ROW: Anne Pala, Dave Palchack, Paula Panepucci, Athena Parashos, Daxaben Patel, Priti Patel. FOURTH ROW: Paul Patyna, Michelle Pavlick, Andrew Phillips. Mike Phillips, Barbara Pilpot, Mark Pilkins. Underclass Joking 169 Underclassmen are kept very busy! FIRST ROW: Dominic Policicchio, Nicual Polocoser, Gabriela Pop, Michelle Posy, Martina Posky, Beth Ann Possorek, Gino Provenza, Karen Prusis. SECOND ROW: Hussein Rahal, Innam Ramouni, Dennis Reamer, Karen Restum, Annette Rinslo, Greg Rockwell, Gino Rosati, Ricky Roscini, Jerry Rutkowski. THIRD ROW: Scott Ryan, Bouthaina Saad, Naim Saad, Saada Saad, Sally Saad, John Sabatini, Jamal Sabbagh, Khadije Sabbagh, Iman Salame. 170 Underclass Candids CENTER ABOVE: Mrs. Warden discusses some information with Aida Chaim and Nahla Bou Malham. ABOVE: Freshman Eric Duenas studies in preparation for his next move. FIRST ROW: Amal Salameh, Nabilla Salamey, Huda Salem, Ali Salmassi, Parminder Sandhu, Franco Santilli, Connie Sapia, Mohamed Sareini. SECOND ROW: Dawn Saris, Robert Scarantino. Joseph Schembri, Tommy Selim, Limosa Selim, Christopher Selonke, Frank Serazio, Shpresa Shaska, Sandra Shaw. THIRD ROW: Scott Shaw. Sam Shebli, Tom Shelton, Michelle Shoucair, Kristen Shuman, Michele Sikina, Nancy Skubik, Daniel Smuk, Joanne Souid, Ken Spencer. Underclass Candids 171 Students get involved in school FIRST ROW: Mary Spigner, Maureen Staunton, Elizabeth Stencel, Theresa Stewart, Greg Stockton, Martha Streichert, Roxanne Sudek. SECOND ROW: Susan Szewc, Paul Szuszman, Jeanene Talbot, Frank Talerico, Renee Tambeau, Nawal Tanana, Kimberly Tanner, Domenico Tassielli, Tammy Taylor. THIRD ROW: Diane Thornsberry, John Thornton, Feodor Timpko, John Toloff, Thomas Tomchak, Donald Tomchick, Gloria Torres, Karin Tosh, David Turfe. FOURTH ROW: Sana Turfe, Rebecca Tyler, Issa Unis. Tamara Unis. Renee Urban, David Vandali, Kelly Varga. 172 Student Involvement FIRST ROW: Robert Vega, Michael Vetowich, John Walker, Jody Weaver. Lisa Wehab, Pamela Wenclasky. SECOND ROW: Cindy West, Debra White, John Whitsett, Michele Whyte. Laurie Wilkinson. Paul Wilder. THIRD ROW: Laura Williams, Paul Witkowski, Authur Wojnar, Janet Wolak, Jerry Wolozynski, Mark Wright. FOURTH ROW: Cheryl Wroblewski, Wanda Yee, Mayyada Yehia, Anthony Zahler, Scott Zahler, Jennifer Zawora. Opposite Page. LEFT: Lisa Bellissimo shows her enthusiasm during class. LEFT: Wis- sam Hammoud and Ali Makled relax in the cafeteria. FAR LEFT: Members of Student Congress listen intently. Student Involvement 173 Fordson’s first Freshmen class TOP RIGHT: Class president Noelle Bradley is flanked by officers Grace Locricchio and Alex Homayed. ABOVE: Rumors about some of the ninth graders being a wee bit tiny proved to be true. FIRST ROW: Najwa Abdallah, Samar Abdallah. Nazer Abdel-Fattah, Sam Abdou, Abdul Abdulla, Baheeg Abdulla, Carolyn Abraham. SECOND ROW: Billy Adams. Nidal Ahmed, Sabri Ahmed, Mohammed Ajrouche, Perian Ajredini, Nada Alassil, Raad Alawan. THIRD ROW: Wardeh Alcodray, Barbara Alexander. Mona Ali, Nancy Allen, Angela Amato. Farid Amen, Nawal Amen. FOURTH ROW: Salam Anani, Laura Anderson, Martari Ashar, Jodi Ashcroft, Samira Ashkar, Shadia Attallah, Michelle Audia. FIFTH ROW: Faten Awadallah, Amal Ayoub, Mirvat Ayoub, Noah Ayoub, Todd Bagdonas, Gerald Baj, Darla Ballog. 174 Freshmen Class TOP: A familiar person around Fordson High School is Mr. Lanni Rich, who is one of Fordson’s two security guards. ABOVE: Working for the Fordson Demonstration Project is former Fordsonite Wafaa Unis. FIRST ROW: Pat Bank, Tracy Baumgart, Joe Baydoun, Ali Bazzi. SECOND ROW: Gabi Bazzi, Hanan Bazzi, Hani Bazzi, Hussein Bazzi. THIRD ROW: Khalida Bazzi. Mariam Bazzi, Siham Bazzi, Fadwa Bazzy. FOURTH ROW: Mohamoud Bedoun, Fay Berry, Fay Berry, Fatmeh Berry, FIFTH ROW: May Berry, Mustafa Berry, Susan Berry, Ali Beydoun. SIXTH ROW: Amale Beydoun, Ali Beydoun, Hisham Beydoun, Jotisar Beydoun. SEVENTH ROW. Mohammed Beydoun, Wissam Beydoun. Carey Birmingham, Mat Bis. Freshmen Class 175 Pep rallies attract supporters Throughout the school year pep rallies are held to provide student support for the Fordson athletic teams. The Friday morning pep rallies by the main stairs during football season as well as the Friday night ones in the parking lot are popularly attended. Prior to the big game with Taylor Truman during basketball season, a pep rally was held during an eighth period. Result: Fordson won the game. FIRST ROW: Paul Bitar, Wayne Black, Margaret Borg, Nahla Boumelhem, Moussa Boussi, Sabah Boussi, Heather Bowie. SECOND ROW: Gordon Bradford, Noelle Bradley, Eddy Bratton, Johnny Brazas, Clay Brown, Pat Brown, Keith Bruce. THIRD ROW: Rosemarie Bruno, Robert Bucciarelli, Kimberly Bumbalough, Tom Capper, Rochelle Cardiel, Kimberly Carkner, Simone Caron. FOURTH ROW: Holly Caruso, Teresa Casey, Ali Chahine, Franco Checcobelli, Robert Chicko, Jeanne Ann Chiodok, Miles Chritma, Dawn Cialone, Sabatino Ciavaglia, William Ciccone, Michelle Ciolfi. FIFTH ROW: Dawn Collar, Kevin Collier, Theresa Cosenza, Carrie Costa, Juan Cruz, Larry Cucinella, Kristi Czapiewski, Imad Dakhlallah, Salwa Dakroub, Laurie, Davidson, Melvin Davis. RIGHT: This section of fans seems to be waiting for the action to begin. 176 Pep Rallies a TOP: Members of the Fordson Pep Band get the crowd going with a couple choruses of the fight song. ABOVE: Parts of the crowd head for the exits after a successful rally. FIRST ROW: Nancy Dean, Maria DeGarmo, Craig Deland. Diane Delgado, Rose Marie Delgado. SECOND ROW: Suzanne Denys, Rana Derbass, Linda Didyk, Dimitra Dimitriou, Albert Devetta. THIRD ROW: Daniel Dochenetz, Kenneth Domako, Bob Donvig, Teddy Doukakos, Barrell Doyle. FOURTH ROW: Daniel Draus, Kristi Draus, Erik Duenas, Michelle Durkin, Sanaa Elhawli. Pep Rallies 177 gfc y a U l 178 FIRST ROW: Mohamed El Jahmi, Ahlam Elay an, Andrew Ellison, Renee Eskelinen, Yazeed Essa. SECOND ROW: Rayed Esseily, Cynthia Estrada, Aida Faraj, Batoul Faraj, Fadia Faraj. THIRD ROW: Fadl Faraj, Mohamad Faraj, Nemr Faraj, Shadia Faraj, Hassan Farhat. FOURTH ROW: Ibrahim Fayz, Bryan Feather, Ed Feeleu, Martin Ferris, Roberto Furgiuele. FIFTH ROW: Laura Galay, Donna Gascon, Jeanette Geladin, Charisse Gencyuz, Matthew Girardin. ABOVE LEFT: Mrs. Lamerato seems to have one clown in her class as every class does. LEFT: Junior Christine Parkett takes a break from her work in making some scenery in play production class. FIRST ROW: Cristina Gonzalez, Noreen Gonzalez, Todd Gonzalez, Dana Goodman, Margaret Gorno. SECOND ROW: Thomas Gorno, Charlotte Goutimy. Andrew Grabowski, Patricia Greech, Tamara Grover. THIRD ROW. John Gubka, Michael Gubka, Michelle Gulin, Hassen Habhab, Moin Habhab. FIRST ROW: Michael Hadad, Sam Hajhassan. Samara Hamad, Herria Hamid. Amal Hammoud. Tim Hanchon. SECOND ROW: Mirvat Harb, Paula Harless, Joseph Harrington, Cheryl Harris, Lina Hashem, Imad Hassan. THIRD ROW: Mark Havens, Kim Hawkins. Leslie Hawrylak, Steve Hayes, Ferial Hazime, Hassan Hazime. TOP LEFT: The Fordson pom - pon squad gives the crowd a good show. ABOVE: Janine Poisson from Annapolis High School takes her foods class by working in the Wheel Inn. Underclass 179 Freshmen Class is a first! FIRST ROW: Nawal Hazimeh, Mike Henderson, Danny Herman, Jamie Hernandez, Laura Herrick, Michael Hicks, Alex Homayed, Aaron Horvath, Karl Hossein, Elizabeth Hounchell, Anna Maria Hmjak. SECOND ROW: Bill Hughes, Joel Hurley, Fatme Hussein, Hamade Hussein, Susan Hyssen, Nino Iaconis, Michael Iaquaniello, Michelle Illingworth, Hassan Irani, Ida Issa. THIRD ROW: Sal Iuliano, Hussein Jaafar, Hanna Jaber, Mark Jablonski, Greg Jackson, Tammy Jakubiec, Barbara Javor, Jean Jedynak, Fairouz Jomay, Cathy Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Eric Johnson. Linda Johnson, Ali Jokko, Dianne Josefczyk, Elizabeth Jucha, Nebie Jusufi, Jerry Kalin- owski, Steve Karas, Michelle Keens. Mohamad Khalil, Andy Kirkhart. 180 Candida Gabriel la Staniciu and Rabia Beydoun show who is Number One. FIRST ROW: Michele Kopcik, Karen Kopka, Sana Koussan, Hovie Krikorian, Amy Krysinski, Richard Kuc, Dawn Kusterer, Christine Lacinski, Dave Lacinski, Laura Leabu, Jeff Leijten. SECOND ROW: Ronald Len, Greg Lendzion, Ronald Lesinski, Ed Levy, Scott Lewis, Kelly Lindsay, Grace Locricchio, Robert Loftis, Lamont Logan, Susan Lotarski. THIRD ROW: Carmen Lowe, Frank Lozenich, Matt Lucas, Joe Lucente. Kelly Lutteke. Rosemary Lyscas, Kirk Lytwyn, Richard Mackie, Talal Maisari, Maha Majed. FOURTH ROW: Ahmed Makki, Ali Makki, Hassan Makled, Hassan Makled, Asshar Maktari, Sue Malicki, Jeffrey Mallad, Dhurata Malushi, Enza Mannarino, Nancy Marinakos, Mark Marinucci. Candids 181 High school years are the best FIRST ROW: Kim Marro, Samira Mashhour, Kalil Masri, Vince Maura. Larry May. Frances Maz- zuca. SECOND ROW: Renee Me a u ley. Mary Me Comb. Jeff Mercer. Val Mikulski. Stephanie Mileto. Christina Monteiro, Victor- ia Morga. THIRD ROW: Steven Morrison, Hussein Moukalled. Debra Mucha. Jim Murray. Mar- lene Muscat, Zenepe Mustafa. Ali Naji. Sam Naji. FOURTH ROW: Ghada Nassar. Youssef Nassar, Ray Navarro. Heather Newman, Jill Noelke, Nicole Noroyan, Deanne Olive, Diane O'Malley. FIFTH ROW: Michael Onyskin, Carolyn Orne. Michael Orr, Krista O’Sada. Claudia Palchak, Michael Papoulias. Perry Paras. SIXTH ROW: Eric Pask, Upendra Patel, Eric Paul. John Paulsen. Andrea Pa vie, Jimmy Perrone. BELOW: Bob Gill clears a table at the Wheel Inn. BELOW RIGHT: Lori Abbas thinks very hard. FIRST ROW: Kimberly Pesko, Ri- chard Pesko, Nicole Petish, Peter Petroi, Thomas Phelps, Mario Policicchio. SECOND ROW: Gino Polidori, John Pool, Danyelle Pot- ter, Angela Precopio, Steven Preiss, Renee Pruneau, Servet Rakipi. THIRD ROW: Christopher Rakovalis, Michael Ramirez, Vajbe Ramolli, Kimberly Ramos, Paolo Rea, Rodney Reamer. Hussein Restum, Douglas Ritthaler. FOURTH ROW: Sean Robinson, Anthony Rogers, Theresa Rohrig, Jeffrey Romano, Tony Rondi, Susan Rossi, Gina Runco, Adiba Saad. FIFTH ROW: Charlie Saad, Rhonda Saad, Salma Saad, Joanne Sabatini, Kutim Sadik, Inshad Saghir, Andrew Salagan. SIXTH ROW: Khalil Salame, Ali Salamey, Jamal Salamey, Hakima Salamey, Kamal Salamey, Dennis Salliotte. BELOW: This line of hungry students gets ready to pig down. Students enjoy school events This squad of Fordson fans roots on the home team to a victory. FIRST ROW: Houssein Sareini, Deborah Saunders, Donald Schaffer, Joseph Scharf, Kristine Sciarrotta, Bridgett Sciriha, Gino Sessa, James Seward, Ali Shami, Theresa Sharay. SECOND ROW: Michael Shelton, Amer Shomen, Sindous Shoucair, Scott Siepierski, Matthew Simshauser. Janine Smerecki, Joan Smith, Stephen Smith, Vyte Snapstys, Gerald Soelz, Dionisios Spanos. THIRD ROW: Lisa Spencer, Lynwood Stanley, Pasqualino Succuro, Lana Swaney, Donald Swanson, Paul Swiatlowski, Brenda Switzer, Joseph Sykes. Joseph Szczesniak, Elizabeth Szymanski. FOURTH ROW: David Tackett, Rita Talerico, David Tamburro, Michael Taschereau. Marisa Tomassi, Tony Tomei, Nickolas Toth, Robert Vacca, Cathy Vaccaro. Haxhire Vaka, Daniel Vallone. 184 Candids FIRST ROW: Mary Vaughan, Jose Velazques, Kelsey Vida, Marianne Wantuck, Raymond Wehrmeister, David White, Dawn Whitsett. SECOND ROW: Anthony Widner. Joseph Williams, Lisa Williams, Tammy Williamson, Christopher Wludyka, Adam Wolak, Deanna Wontroba. THIRD ROW: Patricia Worden, Peter Xantheas, Entesar Yafai, Hamdan Yamamah, Dale Young, Anthony Zaborski, Sabrina Zejneli. FOURTH ROW: Pietro Zeolla, Dean Zesses, Mark Zielinski. Ronald Ziem- bowicz, Nassar Ziyad, Hamka Zobeida, Kelly Zoyiopoulos. Junior Shari McDonnell is probably wondering where the rest of the crowd has gone! Candids 185 INDEX Faculty Ashcroft. Gary 20. 64 Auzier, Helen 27 Azzouz. Nadia 154 Bach. Ralph 24. 28. 137 Baker. Eugene 18 Baron. Patricia 21, 108-109 Bates. Murray 26, 38 Beardslee. Lyle 15. 104, 130 Beardslee Verlyn 15 Bengtsson. Carl 23 Bennett. Kenneth 23 Bentzingcr, Kathy 13 Beydoun, Issaf 154 Blaharski. Sophie 31 Bloch, Leonard 18 Brammer. Robert 22 Brown. Rex 19 Bukowski, Ronald 3. 33. 135 Burnett, Clark 21 Chambers. Bruce 20 Cicero. Richard 28 Constanzo. Lillian 13 Cramer. Norman 18 Croope. Mary Lou 26 Cyrul, Ron 28 Dalida. John 24, 25 Dawson. Janiec 36 Derda, Thomas 22, 23, 112 DeYonke, Darlene 15 Direzze, Dorothy 13 Engoian, Mary 16 Failor. Dorothy 13 Failor, Harvey 12 Fairman, Patrick 32. 121, 120 Field, Susan 17 Fitzpatrick. Louis 22 Flee. Robert 24 Forsthoefel. Mark 20 Fryzel, Ed 18. 63 Goldsworthy. Debbie 36. 37 Gross. Walter 20 Groves. Carl 19 Gunton, James 24 Hamdan, Elham 154 Harp. Albert 17, 30 Harry. Dorothy 17 Hartshorn. Ralph 17 Hebert. Vincent 25 Heinz, Gary 34, 35 Herbel. Richard 16 Hespen, Phil 28. 29 Hitchner. Joan 32, 118 Hodak, Mary 24 Holland, William 32 Jestice. Charles 25. 98. 134 Katona. Joseph 22 King. Edward 20 Kosmalski. Kenneth 4. 25 Kreger. John 32. 102, 103. 126. 127 Krug. Alice 15 Kurczynski. Leon 35 Kurmas, Daniel 12 Kwiatkowski, Beverly 39 Lamerato. Janet 20, 21 Larkin, Virginia 30 Leslie. William 18 Letsche. Bill 12, 13 Lewis. George 32 Linville. James 34 Maas. William 22 Madias. Maritsa 28 Martin, John 29 Martinak. Rudolph 23 McIntosh. Donald 26 McIntyre John 32, 116, 126, 135 McKae. Joseph 14 Michael. Karim 154 Mikaelian, Sharon 13 Moawad. Fouad 17, 106. 107 Monson. Patricia 26, 27 Ness. Margot 30 Nilis. James 25 Noelke, David 18. 19 O’Brien. Barbara 12 Ochsner, Alan 34 Olsen. Robert 24 Orris, Fred 21 Ossenmacher. John 19 Palko. Barb 22. 108 Pearson, Allan 23 Pizzino. Ray 34 Podorsek, William 24 Polidori, Ray 39 Potter, Gerald 35 Provan. Marge 14 Provenza. Frank 27, 38 Rich. Lanni 175 Rifkin, Janet 27 Rizik, Diane 16 Robison. Sandra 12 Rocus, Paul 34. 35 Scaramucci, Rosa 30 Schultz. Ray 18 Skerritt, James 18 Slebodnick, Michael 19 Stackpoole, Mary 30, 31 Stanyar, Angela 31 Stasinos, Steve 21 Stergalas. Jeffrey 35, 98. 134 Sullivan, Tom 18. 19 Stoyenoff, Fred 20 Taylor. Judith 36. 37 Theisen, Marie 32 Todd. Jim 26 Topolewski. Richard 34 Unis. Wafa 175 Valentine. Virginia 33 Vick, James 35 Ward, Edith 31 Warden, Virginia 14 Waterkamp, Henry 30 Weller. Hugh 27. 124. 136 Westrich, Marilyn 26. 27 Wininger. Jacqueline 19 46 Yokie, Karl 16 Zakolski. Norbert 21 Zarzycki, Mr. 34 Zimmerman. Richard 19. 44. 50. 60 Seniors Abdallah. Ali 107 Abdullah, Richard 65. 84 Abraham, Lynda 65 Adamczyk, Raymond 65, 67 Adcock. Julie 65 Agemy, Mike 85. 98 Ahmed. Ali 65 Allen, Andrew 65 Allen. Timothy 44. 50. 51. 61. 653 Amen, Iman 124 Anani, Ali 65, 106, 107 Arfan, Aida 65 Ashkar, Sikhina 65 Assed. Nadima 65 Ayoub, Allie 64, 65 Babinski, Susa 66 Bagnick, Cindy 66 Bajjey. Hassan 66 Baker. Ellen 66 Baker. Mark 116 Barella, JoAnn 67 Barlow, Thomas 67 Barton. Randy 82, 128 Baydoun, Abraham 95, 98, 116, 128, 137 Baydoun, Khalil 67 Bayley, Joan 67, 108 Bazzi, Abdul 67 Bazzi, Ann 67, 89, 96. 130 Bazzi, Hassane 67 Bazzi. Rawda 67 Bazzi. Rihab 67 Belcher. Thelma 66 Bernard. Patricia 67 Berri, Ali 67. 106, 107 Berry. Hassan 67, 76, 98, 128, 129, 142 Berry. Sandy 67, 114 Beydoun. Saud 67 Bielen, Paula 67 Bonnici. Catherine 67 Boren, Mary 67, 104, 130 Bousamra, Eric 48. 85 Bowman. Jeffrey 18. 34. 64 Brinkley. Krsiten 68 Brooks. Richard 68, 71, 93, 94, 99 Brown, Mark 68. 76. 98. 116 Brunetti, Mario 5, 68, 81. 98 Bruri, Irene 68 Brusco. Colleen 68 Buccinna, Frank 68 Buckley. Rhonda 68. 90 Buczynski, Carl 68 Buono, Suzanne 47. 41, 59, 68, 108, 109 Burke, Cynthia 42, 68, 118 Bushamie, Terry 69 Cappelli, David 69. 98. 116 Capper. Apri 8, 69, 72. 74 Caron, Renee 69 Cascardo, John 59. 69. 98 Castillo, Nancy 69 Chaaban. Nancy 69 Chahine, Teresa 69 Charara. Raeda 69 Checcobelli, Dawn 69 Coco. Gina 26. 69 Cole, Wayne 69 Corbin, John 70, 137 Cosenza. Luke 68. 70 Crafts, Natalie 70 Csicsak, Fances 70 Curcuru, Deanna 81 Curran. Elizabeth 70 Cwik, Robert 92. 120 Dagher, Emad 70 Dagher. Nada 70 Dakroub, Hala 70 Dakroub, Nada 70 Daly, Maureen 70, 83 Davis, Kenneth 70 Deeg, John 98 Detoma, Enza 42. 70 Di Rezze, Anthony 70. 88 Dimitriou, Maria 70, 108, 109, 132 Domanico. Catherine 39, 71 Doss, Douglas 71, 98, 128 Drew, Dean 71 Duenas, Antonio 45. 71 Dunn. Laurie 71 Durkin. Kelly 38. 71 Ellison, Laura 71 Emmett, George 71 Faraj. Amjad 71 186 Index Farhat. Basima 71 Favero, James 71. 98 Fawaz, Atcf 72. 142 Fenner. Jeffrey 72 Figluzzi. Sarafina 72 Flood. David 72 Fracassa. Mario 48, 72 Gaiss. Sandra 72 Gerrity, Michael 72 Gillis. Mary 44. 50. 61, 65, 72. 144 Giraud. Debra 72 Goutimy. Kimberly 47, 58. 72 Grabowski, Yolanta 39. 72 Gray. Sean 72 Greene. Michael 72 Grover. Daniel 72 Guse. Nancy 73 Hachem. Jihad 73 Hacker. Peggy 64 Haidous, Assia 73 Halleck. Julie 73 Hamid. Hala 73 Hamid. Maha 73 Hamilton, Jeff 73 Hammoud, Zeinab 73 Hanchon, Vincent 73. 94, 121, 120 Harajli, Lisa 48, 73 Hardin. Ron 121. 120 Harp, Laela 73. 108, 109, 125, 167 Harper. Joseph 73 Harris. Kevin 19, 77. 93. 98. 99. 128. 129 Hassen. Robbi 74 Hausch. Thomas 74 Hayes, Kenneth 74. 104 Hazimeh. Zahia 74 Hebcts, Keith 74 Henderson. Mark 74. 116 Henley, Michelle 74 Herrick. Gilbert 74, 121. 120 Hinton, Barbara 74 Humitz. Jeffrey 74 Hurin, Michael 74 Hurley. Kelly 49. 48. 74.102 Hussein. Hassan 75 Ianni, Anthony 75 Jaafer. Amen 98 Jaber, Nina 75 Jadu. Leslie 75. 110, 111 Jafer, Hassan 98 Janoewicz, Jerry 75 Javor, Deborah 75 Jedynak. James 75. 78. 113 Johnson, Rick 75 Jozefczyk, Lynn 75, 66 Judnich. Ellen 75 Jusufi, Urim 75 Kade. Sandra 75 Kazbour. Hind 76 Kazbour. Tarek 76 Kelly. Kim 76, 124 Kendrek. Laurie 76 Khalil, Hind 76 Kiafoulis, Vasilios 23. 47, 76, 85. 98, 101. 137 King, Kathy 42. 76, 118, 124 Klees. Kelly 76 Kolo, Eugene 59. 76 Koloveri. Hatixhe 76, 83 Konezal, Cheryl 76 Kopchia. Lawrence 76. 84. 94, 98, 99, 101, 116 Koskyn, Jeffrey 86 Kousan, Kassem 76 Kozlowski. Danial 77 Krolicki, Carol 77, 87 Kupchick, Dawn 35,74, 77 Lacaria, Sam 77. 84 Lajko, James 77 Lake, Michele62 63, 77 Landini, Paul78 Latigo, Roger 78 Latin. Linda 78. 118, 124 Lefebvre, Gregory 78, 126, 127 Lefebvre. Jeffrey 78. 79 Lemire, Mary 78 Liberati, Linda 78 Lindsay. Brian 78 Longton, Lisa 78, 90 Lowe, Jonathon 17 Luce, Leonard 78 Lukitsch, Dawn 78 Majcd, Mahmoud 78 Makki. Hassan 79 Makki, Nassar 79 Makki. Susanne 79 Makki, Wajih 79 Mansour. Mohamad 79 Margitza, Russell 66, 80 Marinucci, Michael 71. 80. 116. 120 Marelli, Marilena 80 Martin, Rebecca 80 Masiarczyk, Paul 80 Masterofrancesco, Mary Ann 80 Matelic. Christopher 80 McDevitt, Tracy 80 Mclntire, Barbara 51. 80 McIntyre, Shawn 42, 43, 46, 80, 130 McLaughlin. Janice 80 Mctaggart, Christopher 80 Merhi, Roula 80. 89, 96 Micallef.Josepy 80 Mikalonis. Frank 48, 49, 80, 116 Miller, Paul 80 Moglica, Edmond 4,18, 94, 95 Mohammed, Esse 81 Mohasscn. Adel 81 Moneymaker. John 81 Mooradian. Joseph 44, 51, 61, 64, 75, 126. 81 Moriarty. Patricia 66, 74, 82, 142 Moer, Mark 82 Moughni, Dalai 82 Moussa. Hussein 82 Mustafa, Ayman 82 Nacelewicz, Mnica 82 Naji, Souad 82 Nemanis, Algis 82 Nicolas, Vicki 82 Nocelewicz, Monica 82 Ohanesian, Richard 82 Olive, Mariam 28. 74, 82, 108, 109 Olweean, Stacy 82 Owens, Traci 82 Palchak. Stephanie 83 Palucki, Ronald 20, 68, 83, 120 Palucki, Thoams 83 Pask, Raymond 83 Paulsen, Ann 83, 132 Pelaccio, Michael 83 Pemberton, Michelle 83 Perczak. John 83, 120 Peterson. Richad 84 Picking, Michele 84 Podorsek, Kathryn 84 Porada, Robert 107 Potrzeba,Paul81. 98, 101, 147 Potter, Joseph 84 Preiss, Michael 84 Purina. Laercio 84. 94. 98, 99, 120 Quayle. Barry 96, 116 Rahal, Abdul 81. 84. 87 Rakovalis, Melissa 84 Reda. Sawsan 84 Reed, Victoria 84 Rich, Candice 84. 102, 124 Rizk, Fame 84. 122 Rizk, Lisa 84. 94 Roberts, Dawn 85 Rodgers, Erin 85, 105, 108, 109 Rodriguez. Ralph 85 Roehl, Jennifer 85, 94 Romano. Lisa 85 Rondi, Gina 68. 74. 86 Roscini, Theresa 86 Roupas, Stephen 86. 120 Ryan. Debra 86 Ryan, Mary 86 Saad, Chadia 86 Saad, Imad 31 Saad, Kamal 86 Saad. Rodwin 47, 86, 116 Saad, Wanda 86 Salamey. Navil 87 Salami. Tahrid 23, 132 Saleh. Rammel 8 Sareini, Ali 83,94 Sareini, Allen 84, 87 98 Schembrik. Anthony 78, 87 Schwartz, Robert 87. 104, 128, 129 Serazio, Jean 87, 104, 130, 4 Serrian. Josephine 87 Shami Dohal 87 Sharara, Mariam 66, 87, 102 Shebli, Fatima 87 Shetler. John 34, 87 Simkow. Peggy 47, 70. 88, 132, 145 Skubik. Susanne 45 47. 50. 51 88, 144 Slavin. Debra 88, 132 Sleiman. Rita 88 Smerceki. Glenda 88 Smith, Diann 88, 132 Smith, Richard 58 116 Spadafora Gina 66. 87, 88 Spears, James 88. 126 Sporysz. Boguslaw 88. 106 107 Srour, Hussein 107 Stefanovich. Bobby 88 Stafanovich. Meri 28 Streichert. Patrick 88 Suchyta, Robert 45 61.89 Sweigart, Teresa 87, 89 Swiatlowski. Faith 89 Sytelik, Stephen 58 Szalanczy, Susan 89 Szuszman, Cheryl 8 Taddei, Rita 18. 87, 89 Tekko, Sonia 89 Thomas, Rebecca 89 Tokko, Hala 94 Tomchick, Roberrt 89 Tomei, Gina 58. 58. 64, 72, 89. 130. 143. 159 Turfe. Mouna 81 Turfe, Wanda 90 Urbani. John 87. 90, 144 Fallone, Lorenzo 128 Vaugh, Dee Ann 64, 90 Valiu, Lulieta 66, 90 Veltri, Vittori 64. 65. 71, 90. 126, 127 Walsh. S. Amos 90. 126 Walsh, Steven 71, 90, 121. 120 Wantuck, Steve 66, 90, 94, 121 White, Pamela 90. 130, 134 White, Sharon 90 Wojciehowski, Joseph 90 Wolak, Darla 45, 60. 93 Zahul. Sharon 92 Zapasnik, Theresa 92 Zuberi. Bashkime 92 Juniors Abdallah, Belal 140 Abdallah, Hassan 107, 140 Abdallah, Nazih 140 Abdallah, Osama 140 Abdallah, Wassim 140 Abdo, Steven 140 Abdulkarim, Rayed 140 Abdulla, Baligh 140 Abraham. Allie 140 Index 187 Abusalah, Sami 140 Adkins. Scott 140. 161 Ahmed. Ida 140 Ahmed. Thomas 114, 140 Ajami. Ghada 140 Al. Michael 140 Alawan. Eide 114. 140 Alcodray. Zouhour 140 ALGIRSH. Abdul 107 Ali. William 140 Allen, David 140 Allen. Gretchen 140 Alonzi, Sherry 140 Alotta, Elizabeth 140. 142. 150 Amato. John 140 Amine. Tarraf 140 Andrek. Linda 140 Andrus. Nicholas 140 Ankeny. Rachel 45. 140. 162 Ankouny, Karl 128, 140 Arfan, Suleiman 140 Arpasi. Chris 140 Ashkar. Adel 104. 128. 140 Assed. Fatima 140 Adia, Frank 140 Aukskalnis, George 48. 126, 127, 140 Ayoub. Abdul 140 Aziz. Sammer 141 Balomenos. Alexis 110, 136, 141 Baran. Kandi 141 Bartlett, Kevin 113 127, 141 Basileo. Diane 141 Bastine, Daniel 141 Baum, Steven 141. 120. 121, 160 Baydoun, Hamzeh 141 Bazzi. Abdul 141 Bazzi, Ahlam 141 Bazzi, Anwar 141 Bazzi. Nabil 141 Bazzi. Nehma 141 Bazzi. Sonia 107, 132. 141 Bazzi. Youssef 141 Bcchard, Andrew 141 Bechard. Matthew 141 Belcher, Jerry 141 Bellissimo. Lisa 142. 173 Bergman. Jennifer 32 142 Berky. David 128, 142 Berry, Ali 142 Berry, ali 114, 142 Berry, Darlene 142 Berry. Mary 142 Berry. Michael 104 105. 128. 142 Beydou, Abdie 142 Beydoun. Mohamed 142 Beydoun, Mohammed 142 Beydoun. Rabia 142. 181 Beydoun. Safa 142 Bieranowski, Cheila 142 Black. A. Darrell 128, 142 Bond. Kevin 128 Borg, Maryann 142 Bratton. Robert 142 Brinkley, Shannon 142 Brooks. David 142 Bross. Darrin 142 Brunner, Kelly 142 Buczynski. David 142 Bushamie. Joepsh 14, 142 Call. Sean 104. 142. 156 Caparaotta. Lisa 142 Casey. Sawn 142 Cassiday, Shawn 142 Castelvetere, James 128, 142 Celmer. Judith 142 Chahine, Ibrian 142 Chahine. Joseph 143 Chahine. Nadia 143 Chandler, Kimberly 102, 118, 130. 143 Charara, Ghassan 143 Charara, Hassan 143 Charara. Hassan 143 Chehab, Mohamad 143 Cherry. Christine 143. 150 Childress, James 143 Chimento. Laura 143 Ciccone, Kim 64 143 Clough. Dawn 136. 143 Coco, Sandra 143 Conciello, Gregory 143 Corbett. Michael 143 Costa, Lisa 143 Costello, Scott 143 Costello, Allen 143 Crider, Henry 143 Crosby. Timothy 143 Cunningham. Andrew 143 Curcuru, Marian 143 Dagher. Radwan 143 Dakhlallah, Hassan 143 Dakroub, Ali 143 Daly. Patrick 127, 143 Davis. Joseph 48. 49.143, 146 Deabies, Marwan 144 Dean. Mark 120, 121, 128, 129. 144 Del Giudice. Dennis 144 Demirjian, Bernard 144 Deptula. David 144 Digiorgio, Marcus 45. 50. 144 Dimelio. Holly 110. 144 Dlubacz, Angela 144 Doll, Kimberly 2. 132, 144 Donabedian, Eric 114. 144 Doss, Christine 144, 162 Dowdy. James 144 Drummond, Jonathan 101, 128. 144, 151 Dwyer. Joseph 144 Edwards. Donald 116, 144 Elayan, Elham 144 Esseily, Daoud 144 Fadlallah, Jihad 144 Fall, Barry 144 Faraj, Hassan 144 Faraj. Majdab 144 Farhat. Hussein 144 Farhat. Najah 144 Favot, Dino 144 Fawaz, Housyda 144 Fecteau, Kevin 144 Ferrante, Richard 144 Flores. Henry 144 Flores. Virginia 144 Flynn. James 144 Folberg, Angelique 124, 136. 144. 167 Forrest, Sherry 144 Fowler, Denise 144 Froncazk. Daniel 144 Ganczarski, Melanie 118, 144 Garbacz, Kathleen 144 Garber. Victoria 144 Gascon. Victoria 144 Gencyuz, Mete 144. 146 George. Paul 144 Gill, Michele 144 Giovannini. Thomas 144 Giovannone, Angela 144 Giovannone, Carla 144 Goebel, Jody 144, 146 Gonzalez. Frank 144 Grech, Karen 144 Gregory. Gina 146 Gregory, Victor 114, 146 Gutowski. Edward 146 Habhab, Inaam 146 Hachem, Manmoud 146 Hacker, Curt 146 Haidous, Waddah 146 Hajhassan, Ali 146 Hamid, Haysam 146 Hamid, Mustafa 116, 146 Hammoud, Bassam 146 Hammoud. Malik 146 Hammoud, Wissam 146, 173 Harajli, Nabil 146 Harajli, Najat 146 Harp, William 146 Harris, John 146 Harris. Sally 146 Hassan, Sana 146 Hassen, Sharon 136. 146 Hazemy, Mohamed 104, 128. 146 Hazime, Ahmad 116, 146 Hazime, Hussain 104, 146 Hazimeh. Fayez 146 Hazimeh. Najet 146 Hejali, Yvonne 146 Hendricks. Jack 147 Hiskc. Lorri 147 Hoffmann, Patrick 147, 159 Horgos. Ileana 108. 147 Horrigan. Amy 132 Hrnjak. Stevan 147 Hunbat, Albert 147 Hunter, George 63, 147, 156 Hunter. Shawn 147 Hunter. Steven 147, 156 Hussein. Adil 147 Hussein. Hussein 147 Hutchinson, Craig 136, 147 Igna, Danicla 132, 147 Irani, Salwa 147 Isaacs. Scott 147 Jaafar, Ghada 147 Jafer, Chawky 147 Janssen. Christine 167 Janssen, William 147 Johnson. Kimberley 147 Johnson. Vanessa 147 Jolly, Daniel 62. 113. 147 Jucha, John 47 Kabara. Mark 147 Kaleniecki, John 147 Kaleski. Gregory 147 Karas, Brian 147 Kelepouris, Pamela 132. 148 Kirkhart, Maria 148 Koenig, Michael 31. 59. 112. 148, 152 Kopchia. David 148 Kosikowski. Mark 148 Kostovski, Cane 148 Kotsopoulos. Nick 148 Kowich, Kimberly 108. 109. 148 Koziel. Ronald 148. 152 Kuc, Michael 148 Kuklinski, Marcia 108. 148 Kulfan, Theodore 62. 116, 128, 148 Kupchick. Kenneth 148 Lahia, Michael 148 Landini, Anthony 148 Lanni, Ricardo 127, 148 Larish, Kira 148 Lemire, Alice 148 Leone. Gerardo 148 Lesinksi, Belinda 148 Less. Christine 47. 62, 130, 149 Lewis. James 42, 149 Locklear. John 149 Loconte, Vito 149 Lowe, Rodney 149 Lyscas, Annamarie 149 Maciak, Rebecca 149 MacMillan, Caryn 136. 149 MacNeil. Sharon 149, 167, 169 Majed, Yasser 149 Makaroff. Maggie 48. 118, 130. 149 Makki, Sue 130. 134. 149 Makled, Ali 149, 173 Makled. Muna 149 Makled, Youssef 149 Maktari, Nofal 149 Mannarino, Sam 149 Marcantonio. Catherine 149 Marchese. Jill 63, 136, 149 188 Index Marcon, Paul 149 Margitza. Douglas 149 Maricle, Dawn 149 Marinakos. Cynthia 48, 140. 149, 156 Marsh. Kurt 149 Marshall. Lawrence 149 Martin. Kimberly 149 Mashhour. Mohsin 106. 149 Matras. Mark 116, 117. 150, 163 Maxwell. Cathienee 150 May. Danny 150 McClusky. Sean 150 McComb. Patrick 150 McCorquodale, Dawn 150 McDevitt, Deborah 150 McDonald. David 150 McDonnell. Shari 16, 150, 185 Mclntire. Linda 150 McKenzie. Melinda 150 McPherson. Isaac 150 Mendoza. Dinah 150 Mercado, Lynn 37. 132. 150 Meri, Basem 150 Mheisen. Kamal 150 Milai. Chari 150. 156 Mileto, Dominic 150 Mohassen, Adila 150 Monaghan. Melanie 47. 108. 109. 130, Montrief, Scott 28. 120, 150 Morga. Vincent 150 Moser. Jeff 150. 161 Motyka. Kathleen 150 Moukalled, Ahmad 150 Mroue, Suad 136. 150 Mucha, Tammy 150 Murdoch, Scott 44. 61, 144. 150, 162 Muscat. Michael 150 Nabozny. Joseph 114. 150 Naim, Ali 150 Nalepa. Scott 115, 150 Naroyan, Grant 62, 157 Noureddine. Fawzi 150 O’Connell, Maureen 110, 150, 156 Owenby, Harold 151 Panik. Timothy 64. 151. 169 Pappas. Dawn 102. 118. 151 Parkett, Christine 45. 151 Pattinson, Michele 151 Paulsen. Barbara 132, 151 Perez, Donna 151 Perry, Dennis 114, 151 Petkus, Robert 151 Phipot. Jerry 151 Pierson, Sheri 151 Pittiglio. Joseph 151 Polidori, James 136, 151 Pollock. Shelley 118, 151 Possorek, Paul 116. 151, 180 Potter, Michael 152 Prentice, Sandra 152 Przebienda, Rita 152 Puja, Ljiljana 152 Rahal, Haidar 152 Rakipi. Linda 152 Rakipi, Teuta 152 Rakowski, Paul 152 Ramolli, Ali 152 Ramos, Cheryl 130, 152 Ravenscroft. Joni 108, 109 Rea. Rosanna 152 Redd. Lisa 152 Remijan, Leo 152 Riggins. Howard 152 Riza, Raymond 25. 152 Roberts. Bruce 114, 115, 152 Romanowski, Juliann 102. 131, 161 Ruen, Julie 152 Saad, Gladys 153 Saad, Mohamad 114, 153 Saad, Nadia 153 Saad. Saad 104. 128. 153 Sabbagh. Imad 107, 114. 153 Sabo, Laura 153 Sadik, Bashkim 153 Salameh. Ali 153 Salameh, Imane 153 Salamey. Lena 153 Salamey. Yvonne 153 Saleh. Allie 153 Saleh. Khaled 153 Saleh. Whaled 153 Salinger, Thomas 153 Salwa, Irani 153 Salwa, Kenneth 153 Sanchez. Gilbert 118. 153 Sanford, Lisa 153 Santioni. Fabio 153 Sareini, Mahmoud 128. 153 Sareini. Mustafa 153 Saunders. Allen 107, 114, 128, 153 Savat. Daniel 153 Sawaidan, Saffiah 153 Sawicki. Robert 153 Scarantino, James 153 Scott. Michelle 153 Scroggins. Tammy 153 Seychel, Vincent 153 Shannon, Jonathan 47. 128, 152, 157 150 Sharif. Muneer 153 Shaska. Duro 154 Shaw, Kim 154 Shebli, Hassen 116, 154 Sheth. Bhavi 154 Shirk, Laura 154 Sion, Mia 154 Skubiak. Doris 108. 109. 154 Slavin, Joelle 154 Sleiman. Giselle 136. 154 Smith. Mickies 45. 136, 154 Smith. Richard 154 Snyder, Brian 154 Songalewski, John 154 Spiroff. Robert 15 46, 154. 181 Staunton, John 154 Stefanovich, Nancy 154 Steffen. Scott 154 Stephenson, Jamey 112, 154 Stergiou, Helen 132, 154 Stewart. Dean 154 Stewart. Ronald 101, 154 Stuart. Chris 154 Succurro. Pat 154 Sudek. Marisa 154 Suni. Matti 128. 154 Suszylo, Lisa 154 Swan. Zackary 154 Szewc, John 59, 116. 155 Taddei. Christopher 155 Taha. Janel 155 Tambeau, Shawn 155 Tamburro, Anna 155 Tanana, Fay 155 Teeplc. Helen 108. 109. 155 Testani. Danny 155 Thorson, Karen 155 Tokarczyk. Kim 155 Tonna. Michelle 155 Tracey, Raymond 155 Truskowski, Rebecca 14, 155 Tucich. Jon 155 Urbani, Mark 56, 155 Vaccaro, Joseph 155 Vallone. Anne 155 Vanschoiack. Kimberly 155 Veltri, Dawn 155, 161 Vinson, Renee 155 Voorhies, Joyce 155 Warner, Kenneth 155 Wehab. Joan 155 Wesala. Leslie 104. 130, 134, 155 Wiacek, Kevin 114 Wiacek. Richard 156 Wilkewitz. James 156 Williams. Lorrie 156 Williams. William 156 Wilson. Raymond 156 Wludyka, Barbara 108. 109. 156 Wolak. Marty 156, 169 Wolf. Debra 156 Wolf. Joel 50. 60. 61. 124, 144. 156 Wolter. Scott 126. 127, 156 Wright. Kimberly 110, 156 Wygonik. Wendy 102, 118. 156 Yursis, Michael 156 Zaban. Samar 156 Zarouk. Deana 156 Zeolla, Antonetta 108, 156 Zielinski. Michelle 156 Ziemba. David 112, 156 Zuccaro, Daniel 129. 156 Sophomores Abbas. Lori Ann 158 Abbas. Sandi Marie 103. 158 Abbruzzino, Theresa 158 Abdallah. Hussein 158 Abdallah. Mohamed 158 Abraham. Fatima 158 Abraham. Robert 104, 158 Adamski, Carolyn 158 Ahmad. Imad 158 Ajrouche. Ali 158 Akers. Robert 158 Allen. Jeffrey 158 Almanza. Laura 158 Alvarado. Daniel 158 Amine. Randa 158 Amir, Kaid 158 Anani. Jaffer 158 Antonelli, Anthony 158 Asani, Frank 158 Ashmore. Frank 158 Ashour. Randa 158 Ayad, Mohamed 158. 102 Ayers. Jennier 158 Ayyad. Sana 158 Badia. Mario 158 Baker. O’dette 158 Bartlett. Eric 158 Barton. Duane 158 Barton. Sean 159 Asilee. Ray 158 Battle. Cassandra 159 Bayley. Barbar 159 Bazzi. Ali 159 Bazzi. Hussein 159. 120 Bazzi. Mona 159 Bazzi. Raeda 159 Bazzi. Rajaa 159 Bazzy, Inshad 159 Bazzy, Souad 159 Bcjan. Georgeta 108. 159 Bello. John 159 Berry. Farrah 103, 159 Berry, Madalyn 159 Berry. Mohamed 159 Berry. Tammy 159 Berry. Warde 159 Beydoun, Fateme 159 Beydoun. Imad 107. 159 Beydoun. Scknah 159 Bieranowski, Charlene 159 Blasko, Michelle 159 Blust. Mark 160 Bonemer. Renee 158, 160 Bou Melhem. Nahla 160 Boulahanis, Constance 160 Brandolino, Jackie 160 Brewer. Lisa 160 Index 189 Brown. Robert 160 Bruce. Mattew 160 Bruff. Michael 160 Bruni. Luigi 48. 160 Bruno. Pasquale 160 Bryk, Thaddeus 160 Bunse. Christian 160 Burke. Judy 118, 160 Bustamante, Michael 160 Butzier. Scott 23. 160, 164, 168 Cahill. Scott 160 Campbell. John 160. 120 Canfield, Mary 160 Capper. Beth Ann 160 Carter. Steven 160 Cascarco. Maria 160 Castellenas. Charles 160 Cataldo. Thomas 160 Chamas, Jihad 160 Chami. Bilal 161 Charara. Ali 107, 161 Chargo, Julia 161 Chene. Robert 161 Cherry. John 161 Church. Nathan 161 Clark, Kimberly 161 Clough, Stephen 161 Cole. David 161 Costello, Sandra 161 Cybolski, Sandra 160 Cumberland. Mark 161 Dabajeh. Habib 161 Dagher, Ali 112, 161 Danielian. Michelle 161 Darish, Patric, 161 Davis. Colleen 161 Davis. Johnny 161 Davis. Lisa 161 Deaibes, Ali 161 Dean. Mary Beth 103, 161 Delaguente. Emmanuel 161 Deland. Janelle 161 Deland. Matthew 161 Demarco. John 161 Desantis. Elisa 161 Devitis, Debra 162 Dignan. John 162, 166 Dimascio. Pietro 162 Donabedian. Edgar 162 Donahoo. John 162 Donelson, Russell 162 Donvig. Bob 162 Dowdy. Carolyn 162 Drummond. Dan 162 Duda, Sandra 118, 162 El Hawli, Carol 162 El-Mallah, Souheir 162 Elhasan. Lobna 162 Elhasan. Nabeel 162 Essaili. Fatmeh 162 Estrada, Chris 48. 162 Evans. Theresa 162 Fadlallah, Hassan 162 Faraj. Redwan 107. 162 Farhat. Rajaa 162 Farran. Michael 162 Fawaz. Kimberely 162 Fawaz, Malaki 162 Fawaz. Mohamad 162 Fazekas, Joseph 162 Ferris. James 162 Ferris. James 162 Fisher. Hope 162 Gaiss, David 163 Galante, Joseph 163 Galay, John 163 Galyon, Heath 163 Gascon. Anne Marie 163 Gay. Angela 163 Gerou. Christine 163 Giles. Pamela 37. 163 Good, Emily 163 Grygorcewicz, Lisa Anne 163 Habhab. Habhab 163 Habich, Eugene 163 Hachem. Mahmoud 163 Haiduc, Monica 44. 163 Halleck. Andrew 112. 163 Hamad, Sahar 32. 163 Hamad. Assad 163 Hamed. Talal 163 Hamid. Mohammed 163 Hamid. Mona 163 Hamka. Amina 163 Hammoud. Zein 163 Hanchon. Stephen 163 Harajli. Nada 163 Harajli, Suzan 163 Hausz. Robert 163 Havens, Jennifer 164 Hawrylak. Robert 164 Hazimeh, Nadia 164 Hernandez. Robert 164 Herrick, Anne Marie 164 Hinton. Cheryl 163 Hoffman. Ryan 164 Holesh, Elaine 164 House. Charles 112. 164 Huet. Heidi 164 Hurley. Lynne 48. 164. 165 Issa, Mohamad 164 Jaafar. Nadia 164 Jabr. Hassan 164 Jackson. Michelle 164 Jakubik. Charles 164 Janowski, Ronald 165 Janowicz, John 165. 170 Johnson. Athena 165 Johnson. Tinal65 Jones. Amy 165 Jones. Danny 165 Joseph. Kelly Ann 165 Keller. Teresa 110, 165 Kelley. Catherine 103 Khalil. Khalil 165 King. Larry 165 King. Richard 165 Kizilcik. Mary 165 Konerski. Mark 165 Kopchia. Joseph 165 Kopcik. Michael 165 Korte. David 165 Koskyn, Tamara 165 Kostovski, Tome 165 Kovas. Konstantino 165 Kowal. Jennifer 165 Krysinski, Paula 165 Kubica. Elizabeth 175 Kucel, Kenneth 165 Kuchka. Laura Marie 118. 165 Lacaprara, Grade 165 Lalko. James 165 Lanava, Laura 110,1 11. 165 Lance. Thomas 112, 165 Lang. Alan 165 Lanni, Donna 165 Larkin. Linda 165 Lashchuk, Cheri 166 Latin. John 166 Lefebvre, Brenda 166 Lcndzion. Mary 166 Liberati. David 166 Lingenfelter. Gary 166 Lipani. Lydia 166 Locklear. Robert 166 Lombardi, Karen 165 Loudon. David 112, 166 Lukitsch, Elizabeth 166 Lyons. Leslie 166 Macari. Mario 166 Macki. Frida 166 Magon, Frances 166 Khalaf. Maher 166 Mahar. Vincent 166 Makki, Milah 166 Makki, Nawal 166 Makki, Yolet 167 Malewski. Michail 167. 112 Maloney, Bridget 167 Malushi, Luiza 167 Mannarino. Daniel 167 Manser, Warren 167 Marcon. David 167. 112 Marra, Salvatorek 167 Marro. Claudia 108. 109, 167 Marsh, Leslie 167 Marshall. Kimberly 167 Marshall. Michael 167 Mason. Lisa 167 Maura, Colombo 167 Mayle. Richard 167 Mazaris, Chris 167 McBroom. Laura 167 McDonald, Lisa 167 McDougall. Daniel 112, 167 Mceldery. Elizabeth 167 McKenzie. Allen 167 Meadows. Rhonda 167 Mercer. Robert 112, 167 Merna, Kim 167 Micheli, Domenic 167 Miftari, Gezim 168 Mihailoff. Mark 168 Miller. Pamela 168 Miller. Suzette 168 Mills. Jeanine 168 Mitchell. Philip 168 Mockbill, Fatima 168 Moglica. Nike 168 Mohamed. Saleh 168 Mohassen, Alia 168 Moneymaker. Michael 168 Moore, Keith 168 Moreno. Kimberly 168 Morgos, Meda 168 Morris. Paula 168 Morrison. Rhonda 168 Moughni. Hala 168 Mroue. Fatima 118. 168 Mroue, Ibrahim 168 Mruziak. Jeffery 112, 168 Murphy. Deborah 168 Muscat. Kenneth 168 Muscott, Crystal 168 Naccarato, Giovanni 168 Nassar. Ahmad 120, 169 Nassar. Mohammad 169 Nassar. Robin 169 Nassar. Bilal 169 Nassar. Mona 108, 169 Nastovski, Brian 169 Neme. David 169 Nemeth. Mathew 169 Newman. Jennier 169 Nickoloff. Jeffery 120. 169 Noelke, Geoffrey 107 Olech. Steven 169 Ouza. Fadel 169 Pala, Anne Marie 169 Palchak. David 120, 169 Penpucci. Paula Ann 169 Parashos. Athena 169 Patel. Daxaben 169 Patel. Pritt 169 Patyna, Paul 169 Pavlick. Michelle 169 Phillips. Andrew 169 Phillips. Michael 169 Philpot. Barbara 169 Pllkins. Mark 21, 169 Policicchio, Domenico 170 Polocoser, Niculai 170 Pop. Gabriela 170 190 Index Posey, Michelle 170 Posky, Martina 170 Possorek, Bethann 170 Provenza, Gino 170 Prusis, Karen 110, 111, 170 Rahal, Hussein 170 Ramouni, Innam 170 Reamer. Dennis 170 Restum, Karen 170 Rinslo, Annette 170 Rockwell, Greg 170 Rosati. Gino 170 Roscini, Ricky 170 Rutkowski. Gerald 170 Ryan, Scott 170 Saad, Bouthayna 170 Saad, Naim 170 Saad, Saada 170 Saad. Sally 170 Sabatini. John 170 Sabbagh, Jamal 170 Sabbagh, Khadije 170 Salame. Iman 170 Salameh. Amal 171 Salamey. Nabilla 171 Salem, Huda 171 Salmassi, Ali 171 Sandhu. Parminder 171 Santilli. Franco 171 Sapia, Connie 171 Sareini, Mohamed 171 Scarantino, Robert 171 Schembri. Joseph 171 Selim, Tommy 171 Selim, Limosa 171 Selonke, Chris 171 Serazio. Francis 112, 171 Shaska, Shpresa 171 Shaw, Sandra 171 Shaw, Scott 171 Shebli, Hussein 171 Shelton. Tom 171 Shoucair, Michelle 171 Shuman, Kristen 171 Shurmir, Christopher 112 Sikina. Michele 171 Skubik. Nancy 118, 171 Smuk. Daniel 171 Souid, Joanne 171 Spencer. Ken 171 Spigner, Mary 172 Staunton, Maureen 110. 172 Stencel, Elziabeth 103, 172 Stewart, Theresa 172 Stockton. Gregory 172 Streichert, Martha 172 Sudck. Theresa 172 Stockton, Gregory 172 Striechert, Martha 172 Sudek, Roxanne 172 Szewc, Susan 103, 172 Szuszman. Paul 172 Talerico, Frank 172 Talbot, Jcanene 172 Tambeau. Renee 172 Tanana. Nawal 172 Tanner. Kimbrly 172 Tassielli. Domenico 172 Taylor. Tammy 172 Thornsberry, Diane 172 Thornton. John 172 Timpko, Feodor 172 Toloff, John 172 Tomchak. Thomas 172 Tomchick, Donald 172 Torres. Gloria 172 Tosh, Karin 172 Tue, David 172 Turfe, Sana 172 Tyler, Rebecca 172 Unis. Issa 172. 202 Unis. Tamara 172 Urgan. Renee 172 Vandali, David 172 Varga. Keley 172 Vega, Robert 173 Vetowich, Michael 173 Walker. John 173 Weaver. Jody 173 Wehab. Lisa 48. 49. 173 Wenclasky, Pamela 173 West. Cindy 173 White. Debra 173 Whitsett, John 173 Whyte, Michele 173 Wilder. Paul 173 Wilkinson, Lorraine 173 Williams. Laura 173 Witkowski. Paul 173 Wojnar. Arthur 173 Wolak. Janet 173 Woloszynski. Jerald 173 Wright. Mark 173 Wroblewski, Cheryl 173 Yee. Wanda 173 Yehia, Mayyada 173 Zahler, Anthony 173 Zahler. Scott 112, 173 Zawora. Jennifer 173 Freshmen Abdallah, Najwa 174 Abdallah, Samar 174 Abdel-Fattah, Nazer 174 Abdou, Oussama 174 Abdulla. Abdul-Salam 174 Abdulla. Baheeg 174 Abraham, Carolyn 174 Adams. Billy 174 Ahmed. Nidal 174 Ahmed. Sabri 174 Ajredini. Perian 113, 174 Ajrouche, Mohammed 174 Alassi, Nada 174 Alawan, Raad 174 Alcodray, Wardeh 174 Alexander, Barbara 174 Ali. Mona 113. 135, 174 Allen. Nancy Kelly 174 Amato, Angela 110. 164 Amen. Farid 112, 174 Amen. Nawal 174 Anani. Salam 174 Anderson, Laura 174 Ashar. Martari 174 Ashcroft. Jodi Lee 174 Ashkar, Samira 37, 174 Attalia, Shaid 174 Audia. Michelle 174 Awadallah, Faten 174 Ayoub, Amal 174 Ayoub, Mirvat 174 Ayoub, Noah 174 Bagdonas. Tod 174 Baj, Gerald 174 Ballog, Darla 174 Bank, Patricia 135 Baumgart. Tracy 175 Baydoun, Intisar 135 Baydoun. Joe Bazzi. Ali 175 Bazzi, Gabi 175 Bazzi. Hanan 175 Bazzi. Hani 175 Bazzi, Hussein 175 Bazz. Khalida 175 Bazzi. Mariam 175 Bazzi. Siham 175 Bazzy. Fadwa 108. 175 Beydoun, Mohamod 175 Berry. Fay 175 Berry. Fatme 175 Berry. Fay 175 Berry. May 175 Berry. Mustafa 175 Berry, Shieraz 113 Berry, Susan 175 Beydoun. Ali 107, 175 Beydoun, Ali 107, 175 Beydoun. Amale 175 Beydoun, Hisham 120, 175 Beydoun. Jotisar 175 Beydoun, Mohammed 175 Beydoun. Wissam 175 Birmingham, Carey 175 Bis. Matthew 112, 175 Bitar. Paul 112, 176 Black, Wayne 176 Borgbo, Margaret 176 Boumelhem, Nahla 176 Boussi, Moussa 36, 176 Boussi, Sabah 176 Bowie, Heather 176 Bradford. Gordon 176 Bradley, Noelle 174, 176 Bratton, Eddy 176 Brazas. Johnny 112, 176 Brown. Clay 176 Brown, Patrick 176 Bruce. Keith 176 Bruno, Rosemarie 118, 176 Bucciarelli. Robert 176 Bumbalough. Kimberly 176 Capper, Thomas 176 Cardiel. Roche De 176 Carkner, Kimberly 176 Caron, Simone 176 Caruso, Holly 176 Casey, Teresa 176 Chahine. Ali 176 Chapiewski. Kris 16 Checcobelli, Franco 176 Chicko, Robert 176 Chiodo, Jeanne 176 Christmas, Miles 176 Cialone, Dawn 113. 176 Ciavaglia, Sabatino 176 Ciccone. William 176 Ciolfi. Michelle 135. 176 Collar, Dawn 176 Collier. Kevin 176 Cosenza, Theresa 176 Costa. Carrie 20.176 Cruz, Juan 176 Cucinella. Larry 176 Czapiewski. Kristi 176 Dakhlallah, Kmad 176 Dakroub. Salwa 176 Davidson. Laurie 176 Davis. Melvin 176 Dan. Nancy 177 Dgarmo, Maria 177 Deland. Craig 177 Delgado. Dianne 110, 177 Delgado. Rose Marie 113. 135. 177 Denys. Suzanne 177 Derbass, Rana 177 Ddyk. Linda 177 Dimitriou. Dimitra 108. 166. 177 Divetta, Albert 177 Dochenetz. Daniel 112. 177 Domako. Kenneth 177 Donvig, Bob 177 Doukakos. Teddy 177 Doyle. Barrell 177 Draus. Daniel 177 Draus. Kristi Lynn 108. 177 Duenas. Erik 171.177 Durkin, Michelle 177 Index 191 El Hawli. Sanaa 177 El Hahmi. Mohamed 178 Elayan. Ahlam 178 Ellison. Andrew 178 Eskelinen. Renee 178 Essa, Yazeed 120. 178 Esseily. Rayed 178 Estrada. Cynthia 178 Faraj. Aida 178 Faraj, Batoul 178 Faraj. Fadia 178 Faraj. Fadl 178 Faraj. Mohamad 178 Faraj. Nemr 178 Faraj. Shadia 178 Farhat. Hassan 178 Fayz, Ibrahim 178 Feather. Bryan 178 Fecleu, Edward 178 Ferris. Martin 178 Furgiuele, Roberto 178 Galay. Laura 178 Garber. Kevin Gascobonna. Marie 178 Geladin. Jeanette 178 Gencyuz, Charisse 178 Girardin. Matthew 178 Gonzalez. Christina 135, 179 Gonzalez. Noreen 179 Goodman. Dana 179 Gorno. Margaret 179 Gorno, Thomas 179 Goutimy. Charlotte 179 Grabowski. Andrew 179 Grech. Patricia 179 Grover. Tamara 179 Gubka, John 179 Gubka. Michael 179 Gulin. Michelle 179 Habhab. Hassen 179 Habhab. Moin 179 Hadad, Michael 179 Hajhassani, Sami 161, 179 Hamad. Hcrria 179 Hammoud, Amal 179 Hanchon. Timothy 120. 179 Harb, Mirvat 179 Harless. Paula 179 Harrington. Joseph 179 Harris. Cheryl 179 Harris. Deborah 179 Hassam. Imad 179 Havens. Mark 179 Hawkins. Kimberly 113, 135. 179 Hawrylak, Leslie 179 Hayes. Steven 179 Hazime, Ferial 179 Hazime. Hassan 179 Hazimeh, Nawal 180 Henderson. Michael 180 Herman. Danny 180 Hernandez. Jamie 180 Herrick. Laura 135, 180 Hicks, Michael 180 Homayed. Alex 174. 180 Horvath. Aaron 180 Hossein. Karl 180 Hounchell, Elizabeth 180 Hrnjak, Anna Maria 180 Hughes. William 180 Hurley. Joel 112, 180 Hussein. Fatme 180 Hussein. Hamide 180 Hyssen. Susan 180 Iaconis, Nino 180 Iaquaniello, Michael 112. 180 Illingworth. Michelle 180 Irani. Hassan 180 Issa, Aida 180 Iuliano, Salvatore 180 Jaafar, Hussein 180 Jabcr, Hanna 180 Jablonski, Mark 180 Jackson. Gregory 180 Jakubiec. Tammy 180 Javor. Barbara 108. 180 Jedynak. Jean 180 Johnson. Cathlecn 180 Johnson. Eric 180 Johnson. Linda 180 Jokko. Ali 180 Jomaa, Fairouz 180 Jozefczyk, Dianne 180 Jucha, Elizabeth 180 Jusufi, Nebie 180 Kalinowski. Gerald 180 Karas, Steven 180 Keens. Michelle 180 Khalil, Mohamad 180 Kirkhart. Andrew 180 Kopcik, Michele 180 Kopka. Karen 135, 181 Koussan. Sana 181 Krikorian. Hovnaton 181 Krysinski. Amy 181 Kuc, Richard 112, 181 Kusterer. Dawn 113. 181 Lacinski, Christine 181 Lacinski. David 181 Leabu, Laura 181 Leijten. Jeffery 112. 181 Len. Ronald 181 Lenzion. Gregory 181 Lesinski. Ronald 181 Levy. Ed 181 Lewis. Scott 181 Lindsay. Kelly 181 Locricchio, Grace 174. 181 Loftis, Robert 181 Logan. Lamont 34. 181 Lotarski. Susan 113, 135, 181 Lowe, Carmen 181 Lozenich, Frank 181 Lucas. Mathew 181 Lucente. Joseph 181 Lutteke, Kelly 181 Lyscas. Rosemary 181 Lytwyn, Kiri 181 Mackie, Richard 181 Maisari, Talal 181 Majed, Maha 181 Makki. Ahmed 120, 181 Makki. Ali 181 Makled, Hassan 181 Makled, Hassan 181 Maktari, Asshar 181 Malicki. Susan 110, 181 Mallad, Jeffrey 181 Malushi. Dhurata 113, 181 Mannarino, Enza 181 Marinakos. Nancy 48. 49, 181 Marinucci, Mark 181 Marro, Kimberly 182 Mashhour, Samira 182 Masri. Kalil 182 Maura, Vince 182 May, Larry 182 Mazzuca, Farnces 182 Mcauley, Renee 182 Mccomb, Mary 182 Mercer. Jeffrey 182 Mikulski. Vallen 16. 182 Mileto, Stephanie 110. Ill, 182 Monteiro. Cristina 182 Morga, Victoria 182 Morrison, Steven 182 Moukalled, Hussein 112, 182 Mucha, Debra 182 Murray. James 182 Muscat, Marlene 182 Mustafa, Zencpc Naji. Ali 182 Jani, Hussein 182 Nassar, Ghada 182 Nassar, Youssef 182 Navarro, Ray 182 Newman. Heather 182 Noelke, Jill 108. 182 Noroyan. Nicole 182 Noroyan. Victoria 48 Olive, Deanne 182 Omalley, Diane 135, 182 Onyskin. Michael 182 Orne. Carolyn 182 Orr. Michael 182 Osada. Krista 104, 105. 134, 182 Palchak, Claudia 182 Papoulias. Michael 182 Paras. Perry 182 Pask, Eric 182 Patel. Upendra 182 Paul. Eric 182 Paulsen. John 182 Pavle, Andrea 135, 182 Perrone. Jimmy 182 Pesko, Kimberly 183 Perko. Richard 183 Petish, Nicole 183 Petroi. Peter 183 Phelps, Thomas 183 Policicchio, Mario 183 Polidori. Gino 112, 183 Pool, John 183 Potter. Danyelle 135, 183 Precopio, Angela 183 Preiss. Steven 183 Prueneau. Renee 183 Rakipi, Servet 183 Rakovalis, Christopher 183 Ramirez. Michael 183 Ramolli, Vajbe 183 Ramos. Kimberly 183 Rea. Paolo 183 Reamer, Rodney 183 Restum. Hussein 183 Ritthaler. Douglas 183 Robinson. Sean 183 Rogers. Anthony 183 Rohrig, Theres 183 Romano. Jeffrey 183 Rondi, Tony 183 Rossi. Susan 108, 183 Runco, Gina 135, 183 Saad. Abdel 183 Saad, Kosy 183 Saad. Rhonda 113. 135. 183 Saad, Aalwa 183 Sabatini. Joanne 183 Sadki, Kutim 183 Saghir. Inchad 183 Salagan, Andrew 112, 183 Salame. Khalil 183 Salamey, Ali 183 Salamey. Kamal 183 Saleh. Hakima 183 Salliotte, Dennis 112, 183 Schaffer. Donald 184 Scharf. Joseph 184 Sciarrotta. Kristine 184 Sciriha. Bridgett 184 Sessa, Gino 29. 184 Seward. James 184 Sharay, Theresa 184 Shelton. Michael 184 Shomen, Amer 184 Shoucair, Sindous 184 Siepierski. Scott 184 Simshauser, Matthew 184 Smerecki. Janine 184 Smith, Joan 108, 184 Smith. Stephen 184 Snapstys, Vyte 184 Soelz, Gerald 184 192 Index Sapnos, Dionisios 184 Spencer. Lisa 184 Stanley. Lynwood 184 Succurro, Pasqualino 184 Swaney. Lana 184 Swanson, Donald 184 Swiatlowski. Paul 184 Switzer. Brenda 184 Sykes. Joseph 184 Szczesniak, Joseph 184 Szymanski, Elizabeth 184 Tackett, David 184 Talerico. Frank 112 Talerico, Rita 184 Tamburro, David 184 Taschereau. Micheal 184 Tomassi, Marisa 184 Tomei. Tony 184 Toth. Nickolas 184 Vacca, Robert 112. 184 Vaccaro, Cathy 184 Vaka, Haxhire 184 Vallone. Daniel 48. 120. 184 Vaughn. Mary 185 Velazques, Jose 185 Vida. Kelsey 185 Wantuck, Marianne 185 Wehrmeister. Raymond 185 White. David 185 Whitsett. Dawn 185 Widner. Anthony 185 Williams. Joseph 185 Williams, Liaa 104. 105. 185 Palchak. Claudia 182 Papoulias, Michael 182 Paras, Perry 182 Pask, Eric 182 Patel, Upendra 182 Paul. Eric 182 Paulsen, John 182 Pavle. Andrea 135, 182 Perrone, Jimmy 182 Pesko, Kimberly 183 Perko, Richard 183 Petish, Nicole 183 Petroi, Peter 183 Phelps, Thomas 183 Policicchio, Mario 183 Polidori, Gino 112, 183 Pool. John 183 Potter. Danyelle 135, 183 Precopio, Angela 183 Preiss. Steven 183 Prueneau, Renee 183 Rakipi, Servet 183 Rakovalis, Christopher 183 Ramirez. Michael 183 Ramolli, Vajbe 183 Ramos, Kimberly 183 Rea, Paolo 183 Reamer, Rodney 183 Restum, Hussein 183 Ritthaler. Douglas 183 Robinson, Sean 183 Rogers. Anthony 183 Rohrig, Theres 183 Romano. Jeffrey 183 Rondi. Tony 183 Rossi, Susan 108, 183 Runco. Gina 135, 183 Saad. Abdel 183 Saad, Kosy 183 Saad. Rhonda 113. 135, 183 Saad, Aalwa 183 Sabatini, Joanne 183 Sadki, Kutim 183 Saghir, Inchad 183 Salagan, Andrew 112, 183 Salame, Khalil 183 Salamey. Ali 183 Salamey. Kamal 183 Saleh, Hakima 183 Salliotte. Dennis 112, 183 Schaffer, Donald 184 Scharf. Joseph 184 Sciarrotta, Kristine 184 Sciriha, Bridgett 184 Scssa. Gino 29. 184 Seward, James 184 Sharay, Theresa 184 Shelton. Michael 184 Shomen, Amer 184 Shoucair. Sindous 184 Siepierski, Scott 184 Simshauser. Matthew 184 Smerecki, Janine 184 Smith, Joan 108, 184 Smith, Stephen 184 Snapstys, Vyte 184 Soelz, Gerald 184 Sapnos, Dionisios 184 Spencer, Lisa 184 Stanley. Lynwood 184 Succurro, Pasqualino 184 Swaney, Lana 184 Swanson. Donald 184 Swiatlowski, Paul 184 Switzer, Brenda 184 Sykes, Joseph 184 Szczesniak. Joseph 184 Szymanski. Elizabeth 184 Tackett. David 184 Talerico, Frank 112 Talerico, Rita 184 Tamburro, David 184 Taschereau. Micheal 184 Tomassi. Marisa 184 Tomei, Tony 184 Toth, Nickolas 184 Vacca, Robert 112, 184 Vaccaro, Cathy 184 Vaka, Haxhire 184 Vallone. Daniel 48, 120, 184 Vaughn, Mary 185 Velazques. Jose 185 Vida, Kelsey 185 Wantuck. Marianne 185 Wehrmeister, Raymond 185 White, David 185 Whitsett. Dawn 185 Widner, Anthony 185 Williams, Joseph 185 Williams, Liaa 104, 105, 185 Williamson. Tanny 185 Wludyka, Christopher 185 Wolak, Adam 185 Wontroba, Deanna 185 Worden, Patricia 185 Xantheas, Peter 185 Yafai. Entesar 185 Yamamah. Hamdan 185 Young. Dale 185 Zaborski, Anthony 185 Zejneli, Sabrina 185 Zeolla, Pietro 185 Zesses. Dean 185 Zielinski, Mark 185 Ziembowicz, Ronald 185 Zobeida, Hamka 185 Ziyad, Nassar 185 Zoyiopoulos. Kelly 135, 185 Index 193 Seniors Not Pictured Abdallah. Ali Aceval, Elizabeth Allen, Joseph Amen, Iman Arkuski, Paul Ashker, Lila Ashker, Linda Ashker, Tammy Atwell, Ollie Ayad, Salma Baashan. Saeed Baker, Mark Barton, Randy Baydoun. Abraham Bazzi, Rose Beidoun, Ali Beydoun, Fayrouz Beydoun, Jihad Borg. Anthony Borello. Giovanni Bousamra, Eric Brabander, Jacqueline Brawdy, Robert Canfield. Lisa Canfield, Ralph Casey, Laura Chami, Doha Chammout, Leila Cooper, Ronald Cosgriff, Angelia Curcuru, Deanna Dabajeh, Hassan Dakhlallah, Adel Deeg, John Defraities, Andrew Divetta, Anthony Dockery. Bradley Downs. Thomas Durham, Kenneth Elhaje, Sam Essalili, Sikne Evans, Linda Faraj, Fadia Farhat, Sanaa Fasano, Angelo Fawaz, Joseph Flores, Diane Flores, Michael Rolberg, Robert Girard, Jamal Gohah, Fatmah Gonzalez, Craig Griffith, Randy Hacker, Peggy Haddad, Milhem Hajhassan, Sue Hakkani, Adel Hakkani, Khodor Harajli, Hussein Harajli, Abdallah Harb, Dibe Hardin, Ron Harris, Kevin Hernandez, Selina Hoffman. Lane Homayed, Hala Horan, Daniel Hourani, Fady Howards, James Howard, Ronald Jaafer, Amen Jaber, Mohamad Jackson, Kristopher Jafer, Hassan Jouni, Joumana Kassem, Sue Kdouh, Fatmah Kelepouris, Peter Kerr, Tanya Khalil, Hannan Khalil, Miriam Khansa, Amal Klema, Edward Kliza, Susan Levy, Lorna Lyons, Jeff Magon, Gregory Makris, Ioannis Margittay, Renee Marshall, Jimmy Mazur, Jimmy McAuley, Thomas McCrimmon, Charles McKay, Robert Mendoza, Daniel Mheisen, Ahmad Mickov, Elizabeta Moglica, Edmond Morgos, Don Murdock, Kenneth Murray, Zaher Naji, Nawal Nassar, Mohamed Nassar, Yasmin Nasser, Ali Nasser, Fatma Olech, Sharon Patel, Jagrutt Pshkopia, Nikki Plyler, Gary Porada, Robert Potrzeba, Paul Pulford, Ann 9uayle, Barry Randolph, Elaine Reamer, Ernest Rizk, Bilal Saad, Hassan Saad, Iman Saladin, Jeff Salameh, Dalai Salameh, Hanane Salamey, Wafaa Salami. Houssam Salami, Taghrid Salazar, Melinda Saleh, Mazen Salem, Maysaa Sareini, Ali Sareini, Fatma Shanks, Kendra Sleiman, Haytham Sleiman, Hussam Smiley, Rachel Smith, Richard Srour, Hassan Srour, Hussein Switzer, Wayne Sytek, Stephen Tasseili, Vito Taylor, Dionnao Tekko, Sonia Tokko, Hala Torres, James Torres, Raul Trevor, David Unis. Leila Uyttebroeck, Gordon Vallone, Lorenzo Vargas, John Wells, Tamara White, Michelle Withun Gary Wojnar, Renata Woods, John Young, Mary Yursis, William 194 Index Credits The 1983 Fleur de Lis is the result of the hard work of several people. First of all, the Yearbook Class which met during the Fall Semester was the main group involved in the production of the yearbook. These thirteen people organized the sections, wrote the copy and cutlines, did the proofreading, organized the sales program, and eventually distributed the book. Putting together a 200 page book “from scratch” is no simple task. Their labors deserve recognition. Another group of students who also deserve a lot of credit is the photography staff. Mr. Carl Bengtsson directed a group of students who took hundreds of pictures, developed the film, and printed pictures. Some of these students, like Bill Kiafoulis, Ron Howard, and Rob Cwik spent a lot of their own time completing this work. Hundreds of hours were involved in their labors. Appreciation is also extended to the office staff, especially Mrs. DiRezze, who aided the staff in sales. To Mrs. Lorraine Miller the staff would like to extend its thanks. Mrs. Miller is the publishing company’s representative for Fordson, and her many trips to Fordson to pick up materials and her aid in the production of the book were very helpful. Finally, the members of the 1983 Fleur de Lis staff would like to thank the entire school for its cooperation. We realize that at times we have created a temporary inconvenience when pictures were taken or interviews conducted. Again, thanks! Staff Editor-in-chief Rita Taddei Academic Section Edmond Moglica Clubs and Activities Michele Lake Seniors Gina Spadafora, Rita Taddei, Lulieta Veliu Sports Steve Wantuck Underclass Chris Arpasi, Debbie McDevitt, Kathy King Index Chris Arpasi, Debbie McDevitt, Michele Lake, Lulieta Veliu Introduction Michele Lake Sales Chris Arpasi, Rita Taddei, Steve Wantuck Photography Roger Latigo, Ron Howard, Rob Cwik, Dan Jolly Advisors Mr. Edward Fryzel, Mr. Carl Bengtsson Staff Chris Arpasi, Jeff Bowman, Kathy King, Michele Lake, Rober Latigo, Debbie MCDevitt, Edmond Moglica, Pat Moriarty, Jeff Saladin, Gina Spadafora. Rita Taddei, Lulieta Veliu, Steve Wantuck. Index 195 196 Candids Candids 197 Yearbook Staff Chris Arpasi Mr Edward Fryzel Michele Lake Steve Wantuck Mr. Carl Bengtsson Yearbook Staff 199 lilJlBir; ’83 Fleur de Lis 200 Conclusion WAI-MWOITOI PinilSHING COMPANY MAKCELINE MISkOtRI •««� •