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

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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.

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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

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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