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

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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

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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

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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.