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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1984 volume:

Explore ’ 1984 Fleur de Lis Fordson High School Dearborn, Michigan Introduction 1 In exploring life with others, we bring happiness to the world. rxxxi D r i roc i 8 Introduction Table of Contents Introduction ....................................... 1-9 Academics ...................................... 10- 41 Activities ..................................... 42- 64 Seniors ........................................ 65- 96 Sports .......................................... 97-137 Underclass ..................................... 138-185 Index .......................................... 186-197 Conclusion ..................................... 198-200 Enrollment Up At Fordson TOP: You can come up with a better one than that, says acting assistant principal Mr. Gary Ashcroft. ABOVE: Assistant Principal Dan Kurmas was III during a large part of the school year. LEFT: Mrs. Barbara O'Brien acknowledges the camera. BELOW LEFT: “For the fifth time, I can't give you a readmit, explains Mrs. Kathy Bentzlnger. BELOW: Mrs. Sandra Robison asks, Are you serious?” Upon starting his second year here at Fordson High School, Principal William Letsche was faced with a surprise enrollment problem of one hundred five unexpected students. To deal with this problem, four new teachers were added to the staff. Commenting on the Fordson staff, Mr. Letsche said, “I have all the respect in the world for the entire Fordson educational com- munity. I have the faith that if revision were needed in our cur- riculum that our staff will assume the responsibility of offering a more comprehensive and up-to-date cur- riculum for our students.’ ABOVE: Mrs. Dorothy Nabozny takes time to flash her pearly whites. ABOVE RIGHT: Student Office secretary Sharon Mikaelian greets the camera with a warm Fordson smile. BELOW: Principal William Letsche demonstrates his unique talent of working with his eyes closed. ABOVE LEFT: Mrs. Dorothy Fallor tries to explain why she shouldn’t have her picture taken. RIGHT: The sound of the eighth period bell brings a smile to Mrs. Lillian Costanzo’s face. Counselors Provide Assistance The counselors here at Fordson High School are professionals to provide you with information to help you make your personal decisions regarding your work and education. Counselors have the responsibili- ty to help each student in planning a high school set of classes to prepare for employment and college entrance, and help them gain understanding in working with teachers and peers. The counselors also provide your parents a staff person to contact, in under- standing school policies and ques- tions. This year the counseling depart- ment has added a new person to its staff. Her name is Mrs. Marie Theisen, and she will help out with the students. ABOVE: Hurry up, I can't hold this smile forever, says Mrs. Darlene DeYonke. BELOW: Mrs. Marie Theisen looks thrilled to be our newest counselor. BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Alice Krug holds the Gulness World Record for smiling. 14 Counselors UPPER RIGHT: Mr. Lyle Beardslee balances his checkbook. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Joe McRae receives a shopping list from his wife. BOTTOM LEFT: “What, the school’s on fire?” asks Miss Marge Provan. BELOW: Mr. Ifern Beardslee helps Rebecca Truskowski with her schedule. Counselors 15 Service Staff Helps Special Needs 16 Special Services ABOVE: Mrs. Dorothy Swanson Is a new addition to the Fordson staff In helping slow learners. TOP LEFT: Mr. Ralph Hartshorn, the school social worker, takes five. CENTER: Mr. Richard Herbel teaches the special education classes. BOTTOM LEFT: Cindy Marlnakos receives first aid from Mrs. Dorothy Harry. BELOW: Joe Bushamle senses the camera and rushes to see Mr. Karl Yokle. speech correctlonlst. TOP LEFT: Mr. Jim Petrie assists a student on the Apple Computer. ABOVE: Mrs. Diane Rizik is satisfied with the work she does In her learning disability class. BELOW: Mrs. Dorothy Abramson, the school physcologist. Is busy at work. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Sue Field helps with the Demonstration Project and with the Industrial Aides. English Department Offers Media Class ABOVE: Mr. William Leslie Is caught doing his John Travolta imitation. ABOVE LEFT: Mr. David Noelke and ninth grader Donna Rakipi show off their smiles. BELOW LEFT: Mr. Richard Zimmerman is having a friendly chat with his pet cactus. BELOW RIGHT: Mr. Harold Derderian Is caught grading essays. ABOVE: Mr. Leonard Bloch finds something amusing about the photographer. BELOW LEFT: Mr. James Skerritt thinks he's posing for GQ instead of the yearbook. BELOW: Mr. Edward Fryzel works with Senior Debbie McDevitt on the yearbook. RIGHT: Looks like Mrs. Carol Groves has a new student: a Koala Bear. The English Department is the largest department at Fordson. It consists of 20 full and part-time instructors, and the head of the department is Mr. Jim Skerritt. This year, a new course has been added to the department's curriculum - Mass Media. The course teaches the fundamentals of the television in- dustry and how to operate television equipment. Students have produced local TV shows for Group W Cable. Many English teachers have been involved in workshops to improve reading scores and skills of Fordson students. TOP LEFT: Mr. Ray Schultz sits down to some hard work. TOP CENTER: Mr. Rex Brown has a friendly conversation with Mr. Stoyenoff. TOP RIGHT: Miss Jackie Wininger Is found displaying her usual Intensity of teaching. ABOVE: Mr. Eugene Baker takes time out from his work to smile for the camera. BELOW: Mr. Tom Sullivan’s smile would brighten anyone’s day. ABOVE: Mr. Michael Slebodnlck explains to this student what a dictionary Is all about. LEFT: Mrs. Pat Coulter looks for ”Little Red Riding Hood” in a paperback. BELOW: Valerie Wlncel seems to be more Interested In the camera than to listening to Mr. John Ossenmacher. BELOW LEFT: Mr. Norman Cramer chuckles at the cameraman’s Joke. Social Studies Deals With Realities Social Studies is very important to a student’s life. It helps him deal with the troublesome economical and social life the country is now facing. Next fall the ninth and tenth graders will be having classes that attempt to deal with modern problems and difficulties instead of U.S. History. The teachers are looking forward to teaching the new course. Students may choose Psychology. Person- al Living, Geography, and Community Service as electives in the social studies field. New this year to the social studies department is Mr. Michael Hungo. The staff now consists of fourteen teachers. TOP LEFT: Mr. Walter Gross Is writing the famous date of 1822 when he first came to Ford son. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Norbert Zakolski and Mr. Fred Orris are having a smiling contest. BELOW: Mr. Mike Hungo Is new to the social studies department. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Gary Ashcroft filled In as assistant principal for Mr. Kurmas early In the year. TOP LEFT: Mr. Clark Burnett can't believe the questions his students come up with. TOP RIGHT: Lynn Mercado sneaks In while taking Mr. Bruce Chamber's picture. CENTER LEFT: Ms. Janet Lamerato explains to Glgl Vacca her test grade. CENTER: Mr. Steve Staslnos doesn't seem to be pleased to get his picture taken. CENTER RIGHT: Mrs. Pat Baron shows us her pretty smile. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Mark Forsthoefel Is wondering how the whole class got A’s. BOTTOM MIDDLE: Mr. Fred Stoyenoff tries to get Mary Spigner Interested in Lebanon. BOTTOM RIGHT: Dr. Ed King has the whole world In his hand. Social Studies 21 Science Adds New Course Although the curriculum requirements in the Dearborn schools are among the highest in the state, the Fordson Science Department has answered the cry for more required science classes. Next year, incoming ninth graders will have to take at least four science classes, as opposed to the current three. Besides the basic classes, the Science Department offers such electives as Photography, Con- servation, and Aviation Science. TOP CENTER: Mr. Rudy Martinak can’t understand why his class has bombed one of his tests. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Al Pearson’s wondering why Sal lullano Is drawing pictures Instead of doing his work. RIGHT: Mr. Robert Brammer points something out to Miles Korte, but Dave Koslkowskl apparently has his mind on better things. BELOW RIGHT: Mr. Ralph Bach shows off his profile. BELOW: Mr. Tom Derda wants to be sure Toni Atkinson and Deanna Bowman under- stand their assignment. 22 Science TOP LEFT: Mr. William Maas stresses the differences between a cell and a common yardstick. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Joseph Katona does the “Smurf’ step for his students. ABOVE: Mr. Kenneth Bennett ponders a new scientific theory. BELOW RIGHT: Mr. Carl Bengtsson seems astonished that one of his own photography students would take his picture without the proper lighting. V Science 23 Math Classes Challenge Students Each year there is an in- creasing demand for mathema- tics at Fordson. Students at Fordson have the opportunity to choose from a wide variety of math classes from the basic refresher course to advanced mathematics, such as trigonometry and pre-calculus. Students may also take Computer Math 1 and 2 or Data Processing. Fordson students were sad- dened to hear the news of Mr. Robert Olsen’s death this past summer. LEFT: Mr. John Dalida uses visual aids to teach his math class. RIGHT: Mr. William Podorsek casually works out some geometric functions. LEFT: Mrs. Doris Matthews shows her class the brighter side of mathematics. ABOVE LEFT: A yearbook photographer snapped a picture of one of Mr. Vincent Hebert’s booby-trapped walls. ABOVE: Mr. Robert Flee and Bruce Roberts take time out to bet on a football card. ABOVE: Mr. James Gunton, Sharon Hassen and Mike Muscat shows us their best side, while Frank Audia would rather do his work. TOP LEFT: Is Mr. Charles Jestlce smiling because he just learned something new about geometry, or is he thinking about beating Edsel Ford? LEFT: Aside from her regular duties as a teacher. Mrs. Mary Hodak is also the sponsor of the senior class. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Ken Kosmalskl takes a break from his work to smile for the camera. Fordson students and staff members were saddened to hear of Mr. Robert Olsen’s death in July. 1983. Mr. Olsen was a popular math teacher at Fordson for many years. Math 25 Business Classes Teach Career Skills ‘The business classes help prepare students to enter the world of work. They provide students the basic skills necessary to apply for and hopefully obtain an entry level job in the business area ' stated Miss Marilyn Westrich, head of the Business Department. One of the more challenging business classes offered is Clerical Office Block. This class helps students become acquainted with the different types of equipment used and various situations that occur in an office. There are many different types of modern equipment used in the business classes, including electronic typewriters, transcribing equipment, calculators, word processing screens, and CRT’s. ABOVE: Mr. Hugh Weller says, “Enza, you’ve finally typed your name without making a mistake.” TOP RIGHT: Mr. Murray Bates, I wonder who your designer Is. CENTER: ”What a group!” states Mr. Donald McIntosh. RIGHT: Mr. Frank Provenza relaxes after a hard day’s work. 26 Business ABOVE: Mrs. Mary Lou Wabeke pauses for a moment. TOP RIGHT: Mr. James Nillls shows two of his students how to balance the books. CENTER RIGHT: Mrs. Janet Rifkin shows Maria Bruno where the keys are. BELOW: Miss Marilyn Westrich teaches Kelly Brunner how to find Information. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. James Todd assists Pat Bruno In addressing his Intro. Marketing class. BOTTOM LEFT: Say cheese. Mrs. Auxier. Departments Stress Involvement The Music and Art Departments are making their way to the top of students' activity lists. Miss Maritsa Madias, the choir director, has built up an outstand- ing reputation in two years. The Fordson Band is on its way to the sunshine state of California with Mr. Phil Hespen as director. The Jazz Band had another out- standing year, also. The Art Department is another activity oriented area. The teachers hope that this year’s exhibits will be some of the best. Don't waste your talent, get involved. TOP LEFT: Miss Maritsa Madias looks as pretty as ever. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Phil Hespen Is a very busy man. as you can see. LEFT: All the hard work the Flag Corps does pays off. BELOW: The girls on the Pom Pon Squad show their talents. TOP LEFT: Mr. Richard Cicero helps Enver Jusufi. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Ron Cyrul relaxes after another hectic class. ABOVE: Mr. Jack Martin seems to be posing, but he’s really wiping clay off his hands. LEFT: Laura Anderson and Dianne O’Malley look like they’re having fun in Drawing I. Art Music 29 Two Areas Help FHS TOP RIGHT: Miss Margot Ness states to her German class that It Is easy to say hello in German. CENTER: Miss Angela Stanyar goes over some mistakes on a homework paper. ABOVE: Miss Diane Gilmore shows us how happy she Is to be working here at Fordson. LEFT: Mdme. Rosa Scaramucci and Leah Ankeny try to explain how to pronounce Le Cercle Francals. Two things we take for granted are foreign languages and the media center. Here at Fordson there hap- pens to be a well-equipped language department, headed by Mdme. Rosa Scaramucci, a French teacher, which includes a modern language lab. Commenting on her depart- ment, she stated, “I'm proud of this language department. Students who have taken a foreign language and go on to college show evidence of a viable program. It is proof that we are offering students what they need to succeed. We also take for granted our media staff who are there to help. This year there is a new addition to the staff in Miss Diane Gilmore. 30 Languages Media ABOVE LEFT: Miss Virginia Larkin is trying to point out to Kim Johnson that she is reading her book upside down. CENTER LEFT: ”That’s not funny.” proclaims Miss Mary Stackpoole to Glno Sessa. BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Edith Ward goes over some book catalogues during her busy day. ABOVE RIGHT: Mr. Al Harp takes time out from one of his Arabic classes. BELOW RIGHT: Mr. Henry Waterkamp shows us how enlightening teaching Spanish can be. Languages Media 31 Phys. Ed. Students Get Recognition The Presidential Fitness Award is made up of seven different tests. In running there is the 50 yard dash, 600 yard dash, the 12 minute run and the 40 yard shuttle. There are also chin-ups, sit-ups and the standing long jump. This year, 189 students at Fordson received this award. Among these students were senior Kevin Bartlett, who grabbed his eighth award, and juniors Lori Abbas, Leslie Marsh, Sandy Duda, Jeff Nickoloff, Dino Kovas, Judy Burke and Theresa Keller, each being awarded their seventh Presidential Awards. This test is taken nationwide and was established by President John Kennedy in 1960 because the youth of the United States were dropping back in physical fitness. ABOVE: Mr. John Kreger seems to be boring Mr. McIntyre with details about his social life. BELOW: Is Mr. Bill Holland raising his arms to be SURE or Is he being frisked? BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Ron Bukowskl has been busted In the act. 32 Physical Education BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. George Lewis shows enthusiasm for Fordson sports. TOP LEFT: Mrs. Joan Hltchner enjoys another day at work. TOP RIGHT: Miss Virginia Valentine takes time out to pose. BELOW: Mr. John McIntyre teaches his class the fundamentals of basketball. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Pat Falrman fits right in with the crowd. Physical Education 33 Industrial Classes Prove Popular 34 Industrial TOP CENTER: The famous Mr. Ray Plzzlno poses with Craig Deland and Bob Cole, two of his bodyguards. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Alan Ochsner looks for a ruler In his back pocket. RIGHT: Mr. Ray Polldorl Is posing with some of his ... studs? In his printing class. FAR RIGHT: Younes Sarelni looks totally thrilled with what Mr. James Llnvllle Is saying. BELOW LEFT: Mr. Leon Kurczynski attempts to show a student how to do his work. BELOW RIGHT: Mr. Gerald Potter wonders what the % %! he stepped on. This year’s Industrial Department with its fine teaching staff is doing exceptionally well. More girls are taking these classes than ever before. Mr. Alan Ochsner, head of the Industrial Department, en- courages all students, male and female, to take these classes. These courses include auto shop, welding, woodshop, printing, ma- chine shop, drafting, electronics, and copy prep. Some people think that in- dustrial classes are easy, but they’re not. It takes a lot of hard work to receive a good grade. As Mr. Ochsner stated, “Opportuni- ties exist through Industrial Education if the student is prepared.” TOP LEFT: Mr. Jeff Stergalas gives us one of his “get out of my face looks. TOP RIGHT: Mr. James Vick uses a little body language to Interest his students. CENTER LEFT: Mr. Richard Topolewskl gives us a bright smile . . . but not as bright as his tie. CENTER RIGHT: Mr. Gary Heinz demonstrates on how to lift a micrometer to Faysal Bazzl and Naim Saad and his assistant Mr. Fouad Dabaja. BELOW LEFT: Mr. Zarzycki Introduces us to Hovle Krlkorlan, one of his better students. Industrial 35 Cooking Classes Becoming Popular A popular department at Fordson is Home Economics. Included in the department is a variety of cooking classes and sewing classes which are taught by the head of the department Mrs. Debbie Lampson. Other teachers included in Home Ec. are Mrs. Judy Taylor and Mrs. Jan Dawson. One of the more interesting features of the curriculum is the Wheel Inn. This is where advanced students prepare meals for teachers and staff. Mrs. Adelaide Summers and Mrs. Bev Bunse run the Wheel Inn. Students from other schools, including Dearborn High, Edsel Ford, and Annapolis work in the Wheel Inn. TOP LEFT: Troy Brown and Jennifer Ayers fight over who Is going to do the dishes. BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Adelaide Summers, Luigi Burnt, Mark Wright, and Troy Brown demonstrate their cooking ability. ABOVE: Mrs. Judy Taylor laughs at one of her student’s jokes. 36 Home Economics TOP LEFT: Home Economics teacher Mrs. Debbie Lampson looks at the camera amazed. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Bev Bunse greets the patrons at the Wheel Inn. ABOVE LEFT: Mrs. Jan Dawson looks as If she’s ready to go home. ABOVE RIGHT: Jennifer Zawora and JaneI Taha ham It up outside the Wheel Inn. Home Economics 37 r ABOVE: Tammy Scroggins had better stop hamming It up and start paying attention to her customer’s hair. RIGHT: Maggie Makaroff seems to be the recipient of a good old fashioned crank call. BELOW: Dawn McCorquodale impresses us with her amazing ability to type and whistle at the same time. BOTTOM: Sandy Kelly says. “Hurry up and take the stupid picture, will you? I've got a lot of work to catch up on.” BOTTOM LEFT: Fa tin Habhab gives a customer a trim job. Co-op Services Offered One of the most practical services offered to Fordson students is Co-op, where students get the chance to learn about the working world through jobs set up by the school. Among the many jobs in the program, cosmetology, dental assistance and various office jobs are very popular. LEFT: Amidst a pile of boxes. Shawn Hunter tries to Imitate the Mercury statue in B-Hall. ABOVE: Hard day at the office. Lisa? BELOW: From the look on Angela Giovannone’s face, there must be a handsome young man at the other end of the receiver. BOTTOM: Cheila Bleranowski does her best to get her customer ready for a Halloween party. Staff Helps Fordson Run Smoothly TOP LEFT: Security guard Lanl Rich hires senior Mustafa Hamid as his body guard. TOP RIGHT: Fordson High School’s cooks smile before returning to work In the kitchen. CENTER LEFT: This Is the fastest pie ever made!” remarks Sue Frank. BOTTOM LEFT: Gertie Klllan has lots of work as head cook of our cafeteria. ABOVE: Moussa Sarelnl Is a Bilingual aid In the Industrial area. 40 Staff TOP LEFT: Always willing to lend a helpful hand. Nadia Azzouz answers calls and assists Bilingual students. TOP RIGHT: Eleanor Mloduch cleans the laundry for all of Fordson’s students. LEFT: Barbara Wills monitors the halls and maintains order at Fordson. ABOVE: Imad Fadhlallah works In the co-op office. Staff 41 Girls Keep Spirit Alive at FHS The Fordson Cheerleaders are a very high-spirited group of girls that is divided into three squads: Freshmen, Junior Varsity and Varsity. The girls put in four hours of practice each week, working on new routines. The cheerleaders’ sponsor is Leslie Lewis, who helps out whenever possible. ABOVE: Judy Burke. Michele Slklna. and Giselle Slelman are smurfing to the beat of the band. BELOW: Here’s the J.V. Cheerleaders showing off their form. LOWER RIGHT: The Fordson Cheerleaders are all smiles as they march In the Homecoming parade. VARSITY: FIRST ROW: Sally Harris. Lisa Costa. Maggie Makaroff. SECOND ROW: Renee Bonemer. Amanda Hadous. THIRD ROW: Judy Burke. Giselle Slelman. Michele Slklna. Kim Tanner. JUNIOR VARSITY. FIRST ROW: Nikki Noroyan, Jeannie Jedynak. SECOND ROW: Jeannie Chlodo, Michelle Clolfl. Theresa Consenza. THIRD ROW: Vicki Noroyan, Dee Dee Potter, Carrie Costa. FRESHMEN. FIRST ROW: Linda Berro, Marla Lacaria. SECOND ROW: Julie Lajlness, Marie Domanlco, Tina Marcantonlo. THIRD ROW: Debbie Kashen, Lisa Whitlow. Cheerleading 45 Theatrical Groups Show Dedication TOP LEFT: Thespian Troupe officers set up for their Christmas party. TOP RIGHT: Chris Labadle Is discussing her plans for the spring play. ABOVE: President of both the Thespian and Drama Clubs. Joel Wolf, leads the Drama Club meeting. RIGHT: Kim Tokarczyk, Dianne Jozefczyk. and Charlie Saad don’t seem very pleased to get their picture taken. 46 Drama Thesplan Clubs Two very creative clubs at Fordson are the Thespian Troupe and Drama Club. Throughout the year, these clubs participate in fund raising activites. One such activity this year was the selling of Christmas tree ornaments. With this money, the members were able to partake in the annual drama convention in Flint. The Thespian and Drama Clubs made our school play. Voices from the High School, a great success. The officers of the Drama Club are: Joel Wolf, Scott Murdoch, Rachel Ankeny, and Renee Tambeau. The Thespian officers consist of: Joel Wolf, Markus DiGiorgio. Scott Murdoch and Mickle Smith. ABOVE: Joel Wolf and Lee Walsh rehearse for “Scrooge.” TOP RIGHT: Dianne Jozefczyk and Kim Tokarczyk play footsies together on the table. MIDDLE RIGHT: Sponsor Richard Zimmerman can't keep his mouth shut. BOTTOM RIGHT: The Drama club and the Thespian Troupe gather together to worship the cactus. Debate, NHS Attract Talented Students The year 1983 has been a very successful one for the Debate Team. Even though they have existed for only two years, the team reached the finals of the State Debate Tournament. ,Fordson debaters compete in the Interscholastic Forensic Association, a national organization that conducts competitive speech activitiesstated Ms. Jackie Wininger, sponsor of the Debate and Forensic Club. The officers of the Debate and Forensic Club are Gladys Saad, pre- sident; Ann Marie Mazura. vice- president; Shelly Pattinson. treasurer; and Najat Harajli. secretary. The club has taken part in tournaments at other schools such as Catholic Central. Edsel Ford. Sterling Heights, and Wayne State University. The officers of the Debate and Forensic Club are Gladys Saad. president; Ann Marie Mazura, vice-president; Shelly Pattinson, treasurer; Najat Harajli. secretary; and Ms. Jackie Wininger, sponsor. TOP RIGHT: Shelly Pattinson and Gladys Saad are putting together an affirmative case. ABOVE LEFT: Ann Marie Mazura finds It easy to debate. ABOVE: Najat Harajli finds something Interesting lying In her notes. 48 Debate Forensics “According to the Constitution, the object of National Honor Society is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire, to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in all students of Fordson High School,” explained Mrs. Dorothy Swanson, sponsor of NHS. In order to be a member of the National Honor Society, a student must fulfill four requirements. They are: scholarship, service, leadership, and character. NHS helps take part in many of the school activities that go on throughout the year. Some examples are: guides for Open House, School Blood Drive, Christmas Goodfellow Food Drive, plus many others. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY - FIRST ROW: Mrs. Dorothy Swanson. Jacqueline Brandollno, Rachel Ankeny. Kandl Baran, Christine Less. Melanie Monaghan. SECOND ROW; Michelle Pattinson. Laura Williams. Barbara Paulsen. Joann Wehab, Ike McPherson. Jonathan Shannon. Annetta Brunl, Najat Harajll. THIRD ROW: Jerry Woloszynski, Jon Drummond. Torsten Bartsch. Frank Ashmore. Michele Whyte. Lena Dagher. Doris Skublak. FOURTH ROW: Scott Murdoch. Nathan Church. Gabriella Stanlclu, Michael Vetowlch. Mary Klzllclk. Glno Provenza. Daniel Alvarado. Mike Koenig. FIFTH ROW: James Castlevetere. Russell Donelson. Paul Szuszman. ABOVE: Najat. Shelly. Melanie, and Chris discuss an Important topic. ABOVE LEFT: Torsten Bartsch shows that he Is no dummkopf to his fellow NHS members Bob Abraham and Nathan Church. BELOW LEFT: The NHS officers are Kandl Baran, Secretary; Chris Less. President; Ike McPherson. Treasurer: Melanie Monaghan. Vice President. BELOW: Mrs. Dorothy Swanson, sponsor of NHS. Queen Cathy Reigns at Homecoming TOP LEFT: Janel Taha gives her escort. Craig Nabozny. the eye. TOP RIGHT: Debbie Kashen and Scott Zahler look as If they are having a very good time. ABOVE LEFT: Queen Cathy Marcantonio and escort Rick Lannl. RIGHT: Laura Seychel and Russell Curcuru walk across the field. 50 Homecoming TOP RIGHT: Angela Glovannone, Leo Remljan and Cindy Marlnakos await the announcement of the queen. MIDDLE RIGHT: Frank Mlkalonls escorts Lisa Costa across the field. RIGHT: Carrie Costa, Joe Bushamle, Nancy Marlnakos and Dennis Salllotte are all smiles. TOP LEFT: Sand I Abbas and Bobby Mercer look as If someone else caught their attention. BOTTOM LEFT: Joe Neme and Denise Fowler smile for the camera. Homecoming 51 High School Problems Dramatized Depicting the lives of high school students in today’s society, “Voices from the High School” was the fall play chosen for this year. This two act play contained scenes involving high school students going through the trials and tribulations of growing up. Some scenes featured such things as: a girl on her way to stardom as a major rock star, played by Diane Jozefczyk; the new kids in town, Al DiVetta and Kim Tokarczyk; the guy (Dan Zuccaro) who is constantly hounded by his girlfriend (Kim Moreno) because all he likes to do is party and have fun. These are just a few examples of the scenes in the play. “Voices from the High School” proved to be a popular play. It had one of the biggest turnouts in recent years. ABOVE: The mime troop performs “Chesting on a Test” between acts. BELOW: Scott Murdoch laughs as Joel Wolf tells him what he thinks of the audience. BOTTOM RIGHT: The cast Is struck with stage fright and is paralyzed. BOTTOM LEFT: Diane Jozefczyk warms up with Jim Flynn before she goes on stage. TOP: The cast of Voices from the High School” show us the proper way to do jumping jacks. ABOVE: Rachel Ankeny and John Paulsen put in practice before the big performance. RIGHT: QUICKI What’s my line? asks Joel Wolf to Don Schaffer. Fall Play 53 Tractor Stop Shop Serves Students The Tractor Stop Shop is the school store and is not in business to make a profit, but to instead act as a service to the students. Before the school’s renovation in 1979, the store was simply a small room that sold limited supplies and one T-shirt. Now the Stop Shop sells a great deal of merchandise and also serves as an outlet for clubs to sell their merchandise. Mrs. Janet Rifkin and Mr. Mark Schooshanian serve as supervisors. The students involved in running the store include: Sally Labond, Karen Lombardi, Mia Sion, Lisa Costa, Adilia Mohassen, Sandy Coco, Davey Kop- chia, Giselle Sleiman, Innam Ramouni, and Alia Mahassen. LEFT: Senior Kim Kowlch deposits the cash from another sale. TOP: Sandy Coco is giving a good sales pitch about the many rock pins at the Tractor Stop Shop. BOTTOM: These two customers look depressed about the store being sold out of the popular I Wuv You teddy bears. 54 Tractor Stop Shop YES Works To End Starvation Of the several clubs at Fordson High School the one that perhaps deserves the most recognition is YES, which has been directed for years by Mr. Len Bloch. What makes this group of young people so different is that it works hard to raise money in order to help with the problem of starvation around the world. Besides its barrels around the school where students are encouraged to drop off their deposit bottles, the club also raises hundreds of dollars through its Christmas fruit sale. Two new ideas tried by the club this year to boost school spirit were its Fordson High School name-writing contest and its sponsorship of the Wheaties Champion Contest. SAVE YOLK EMPTIES v fe FOR C. A. R E. 0 3toft MAKE A DEPOSIT NOW TOP LEFT: Charisse Gencyui compiles the ballots from the Wheaties Search for Champions contest. TOP RIGHT: These four girls are all hard at work for Y.E.S. BOTTOM LEFT: The familiar sign of the Y.E.S. club. BOTTOM RIGHT■ Charlotte Goutlmy deposits her vote during the Wheaties contest. YES 55 Language Clubs Grow in Popularity Fordson has a variety of after school activities. This includes the French, German, Spanish, and Arabic Clubs. Each club holds meetings and special activities for the members. The students learn new and interesting things about the respective countries and customs. The students also get involved with the school. The French Club entered a float in the Homecoming Parade and placed second. During Open House the Arabic Club acted as guides for the parents who can’t speak English very well. The members of the Arabic Club also perform around the community doing the Dabke, a folklore dance. The French Club sponsored a T-shirt sale and eclair sales. The Spanish Club sponsored a chocolate sucker sale, and the Arabic Club sponsored a candy sale. The language clubs are an important part of Fordson’s extracurricular activities. ARABIC CLUB. FRONT ROW: Iman Salemeh. Susan Rizk, Shadia Farhat. SECOND ROW: All Beydoun. Raouf Berry. Amer Al-Amin. Ayman Fadhl. BACK ROW: Nabli Elhassan. AH Beydoun. Fadla Haydous. Mr. Al Harp, Ghazale Chaml, Oussama Baydoun. TOP RIGHT: Several bilingual students show off some of the books that were donated to the school by ACCESS. CENTER: Members of the Parent Advisory Committee participated In the book exchange. RIGHT: Mr. Bill Leslie and Mr. William Harp pose with some members of the Parent Advisory Committee. 56 Language Clubs FRENCH CLUB. ROW ONE: Sponsor Mme. Rosa Scaramucci. Secretary Jacqueline Brandollno, Vice President Renee Tambeau, Treasurer Michelle Pattlnson, President Rachel Ankeny, Co-sponsor Mile. Mary Stackpoole. ROW TWO: Debby McDevItt, Leah Ankeny, Yvonne Salemey, Yvette Salamey. Wanda Yee. ROW THREE: Laura Williams, Kim Williams. Annetta Bruni. Nicole Petish, Crls Montelro, Maria Cascardo, Mary Kizilcik. ROW FOUR: Lena Salamey, Kandl Baran. Samira Mashhour, Linda Johnson. Lisa Toccaceli. Charisse Gencyuz. ROW FIVE: Salah Hamed. AH Salamey, Leonard Plodzein, John Cherry, Greg Stockton. ROW SIX: Paul Swiatlowski. Jerry Kalinowski. LEFT: Smiling for the camera are French Club Officers: President Rachel Ankeny, Vice President Renee Tambeau. Treasurer Michelle Pattinson, and Secretary Jacqueline Brandollno. TOP RIGHT: French Club Advisor Mrs. Rosa Scaramucci. RIGHT: Mr. Henry Watercamp was the advisor to the Spanish Club this past year. Language Clubs 57 Winter Concert Reveals Talents TOP LEFT: Miss Maritsa Madias rushes to greet her choir. LEFT CENTER: Why Is Henry Crider peeking over the flute players? LEFT BOTTOM: Dianne Delgado seems to have forgotten the routine. ABOVE: Fordson’s band puts on another great performance. TOP: The Pom Pon Squad plays patty-cake with each other. TOP: Kim Moreno and Kim Tokarczyk try to balance on one leg. MIDDLE: The select ensemble Just can’t believe that two people could sing so flat. LEFT: Julie Labadie and Alexis Balomenos stand at attention before their duet. Winter Concert 59 New Activities Added To F-Week Fordson’s annual F-Week is the time for students and teachers to show their spirit and pride in Fordson. Last year, the week had many events for the students to get involved in, such as senior and underclassmen dress-up day, bobsie twin day, crazy day, and blue and gold day. There were also activities on the football field after school, where the classes competed against each other. The basketball teams competed against the faculty in the student- faculty game which the faculty narrowly won, 61-58. The crazy legs contest was held and the winner was Jeff Humitz. The favorite teacher award went to Miss Maritsa Madias, and the week ended with a dance. ABOVE: Bill Hetu gets creamed at the pie throwing contest. BELOW: Fordson’s annual blood drive was held during F-Week, and Candi Rich participated. LOWER LEFT: Actually, this Is Mike Koenig’s usual wardrobe. 60 F-Week ABOVE: This group of strange looking characters shows us their spirit on crazy day. UPPER LEFT: Lamont Logan tries out for the role of Tootsie. UPPER RIGHT: The official bench warmer. Mr. Ed Fryzel, had to remove splinters after the game. LOWER RIGHT: Nikki Noroyan takes time to pose for the camera. F-Week 61 Mass Media, Tower Trib Enhance Fordson Journalism Program With the addition of a Mass Media class at Fordson, students interested in journalism got the chance to get experience in both newspaper writing on the Tower Tribune and learning how to produce and put out a television show. The Mass Media students, under the direction of advisor Mr. Richard Zimmerman, put out “FHS News” about once a month. The school’s newspaper, the Tower Tribune, went to press about once every two weeks, increasing its production from last year. TOP: Members of Fordson’s first Mass Media class: Victor Gregory, Advisor Richard Zimmerman, Dlno Kovas. Steve Hrnjak, George Hunter. Shawn Cas- slday and Steve Abdo. ABOVE: Pat Hoffmann and Ted Kulfan announce a girls’ basketball game for cable televi- sion. ABOVE: Mike Kopclk shows his skill at running a camera. RIGHT: If “Poose” would keep his mind on running his camera rather than posing for ours, maybe whatever he’s filming will come out. 62 Mass Media ABOVE: Members of the Tower Tribune. FIRST ROW: George Aukskalnis, Claudia Marro, Kim Clccone, Wassim Abdallah, Wissam Hammoud. Charlie Saad, SECOND ROW: Steve Hrnjak, Shawn Hunter. Gabriella Staniclu, Ted Kulfan, Bill Harp. Dave Loudon. Nicole Petlsh, Mario Badia and Pat McComb. Missing from the photo are Dan Jolly. Pat Hoffmann. George Hunter. Steve Abdo, and Scott Murdoch. TOP RIGHT: Bill Harp seems to be rather busy. MIDDLE RIGHT: George Hunter. Steve Abdo and Dawn Pappas set type In the print shop. BELOW RIGHT: Tribune editor Gabriella Staniclu has a lot on her mind. BELOW LEFT: Pat McComb. as you can see. is a self-amused young man. BOTTOM RIGHT: Typing copy Is one of the many ways Dave Loudon contributes to the newspaper. Tower Tribune 63 Student Congress Plans Activities TOP LEFT: Todd Gonzalez and Thomas Gorno prepare for the next school dance. MIDDLE LEFT: Treasurer Nancy Dean. Advisor Gary Ashcroft and Vice-President Denise Fowler discuss the White Christmas project. BOTTOM LEFT: Ninth grade class representatives. Bill Lehman and Ray Berry, take It easy after the homecoming events. ABOVE: Sue Rossi, Jodi Ashcroft and Giselle Slelman find the Student Congress meetings are a nice place to meet friends. BELOW: Secretary Donna Perez and President Victor Gregory. This year’s senior class has some very interesting people in charge. The 1983-84 Class Pre- sident is Mike Koenig. Melanie Monaghan is the Vice President; Giselle Sleiman is the Secretary; and Frank Audia is the Treasurer. The senior class has sponsored such events as bagel sales, car washes and a toga party to raise money for the senior class. In leaving Fordson High School, let’s hope we have all learned the meaning of friendship, trust and understanding. We have our futures to look forward to, but our memories at Fordson will always be remembered. (In the picture to the right are: Frank Audia, Giselle Sleiman, Mike Koenig, and Melanie Mona- ghan.) FORDSON HIGH SCHOOL J AT Z SHOW MARCIA BASKETB MARCH 67 PARENT S E N I O R C L A S S Nazlh Abdallah Wassim Abdallah Steve Abdo Eileen Adams Scott Adkins Tom Ahmed Mike Al Elde Alawan Zouhour Alcodray David Allen 65 Queen Cathy Reigns at Fordson Gretchen Allen Sherry Alonzi Elizabeth Alotta John Amato Linda Andrek John Andrick Nick Andrus Rachel Ankeny Karl Ankouny Sam Arfan Tammy Ashker Frank Audia George Aukskalnis Abdul Ayoub Alexis Balomenos Kandi Baran Kevin Bartlett Torsten Bartsch ABOVE: Once again Ronnie Stewart shows his madness for the game of football. ABOVE: No William, this Isn't a Halloween dance: It's a Homecoming Dance. BELOW LEFT: Mr. Letsche crowns Cathy Marcantonio Homecoming Queen. BELOW RIGHT: Cathy Marcantonio ex- presses her Joy after being chosen Homecoming queen. Nehma Bazzi Sonia Bazzi Andrew Bechard 67 Homecoming Dance Attracts Couples Matthew Bechard Jerry Belcher Lisa Bellissimo David Berky All Berry Darlene Berry Mary Berry Michael Berry Fatme Beydoun Rabia Beydoun Chella Bieranowskl Darrell Black Students have Fun at the Homecoming Dance. 68 Homecoming Dance TOP LEFT: Eric Donabedlan and Nancy Skubik look like the camera man Interrupted something. TOP RIGHT: Lisa Costa and Frank Mlkalonls show the true meaning of togetherness. Maryann Borg Robert Bratton Shannon Brinkley David Brooks Kelly Brunner David Buczynski Joe Bushamie Steve Cascardo Shawn Casey Shawn Cassiday 69 Fordson Loves Football James Castelvetere Judith Celmer ABOVE: Rich Abraham, Mike Corbett, Mark Campbell, Marty Wolak, Mustafa Hamid. Jon Drummond. Greg Kaieski. and Allen Costello guard the flagpole. BELOW LEFT: David Kopchla throws a long pass. BELOW RIGHT: Mark Campbell and Marty Wolak get ready to celebrate another victory. Kim Chandler Ibrahim Chahlne Sam Arfan catches a last second touchdown pass against Trenton to give the Tractors a dramatic victory. Dawn Clough Sandra Coco Senior Football 71 Seniors Work Hard in School Barry Fall Majida Faraj Houwyda Fawaz Kevin Fecteau Henry Floret Eric Donabedian Jihad Fadlallah Richard Ferrante Virginia Floret LEFT: Scott Nalepa has wandering eyes. 72 Seniors at Work Victoria Gascon Angela Giovannone ABOVE: Jennifer Lohr reaches In her purse for her brush. CENTER: Torsten Bartsch Is caught eating a Willy Wonka everlasting Gob Stopper to see If It Is everlasting. BELOW RIGHT: Who is the mysterious man” behind those Foster Grants? BELOW LEFT: Caryn Mac Millan Is busted humming 9 to 5 . Seniors at Work 73 Seniors Form Close Friendships i Inaam Habhab Nejmeh Habhab Peggy Hacker Amanda Hadous ABOVE: Hassan Charara and Karl Ankouny force Eide Alawan In the trunk of Hassan’s car. TOP: Mustafa Hamid, Billy Aziz, and Hassen Shebll try out for the Globetrotters. 74 Senior Friends Malik Hammoud Wissam Hammoud Najat Harajli William E. Harp II ABOVE: Sally LaBond. Tom Ahmed. Suzette Miller and Gretchen Allen show us togetherness. LEFT: Joel Wolf and Danny May show what good friends they really are. Senior Friends 75 ABOVE LEFT: Caryn Mac Mlllan represents Fordson's 1984 graduating class. ABOVE RIGHT: Sharon Hassen and Bridget Maloney show who’s 1. BELOW: Shelly Pollock and Joan Wehab are shown hamming It up for the yearbook. Senior Spirit Mahmoud Hachem Sharon Hasten Mohamed Hazemy Ghada Hazime Hussain Hazime Najet Hazimeh Jack Hendricks RIGHT: Fordson students show spirit by participating In school events. BELOW: Alexis Balomenos. Chrlssy Less, and Sharon MacNell enjoy showing their spirit at one of Fordson's games. Amy Horrigan Fadia Houranl George Hunter Shawn Hunter Steven Hunter Craig Hutchison Salwa Irani Scott Isaacs Senior Spirit 77 Seniors Caught in the Act Fatma Kdouh Julie Romanowskl looks surprised as she gets busted eating. Sandra Kelley 78 Senior Candida TOP RIGHT: Michelle Zielinski says. See. Miss Ness. I do my homework. TOP LEFT: Laura Sabo and Hand! Baran show us their pom-pons. Marcia Kukllnski Theodore Kulfan Kenneth Kupchick Senior Candlds 79 Senior Macho Belinda Letlnski Christine Less James Lewis John Locklear Vito Loconte Jennifer Lohr Rodney Lowe Annamarie Lyscas 80 Senior Macho ABOVE: The Ank the Stud and the Doll show us their macho Image. BELOW: Joe Bushamle once again. Caryn MacMillan Sharon MacNeil Maggie Makaroff Sue Makki Muna Makled Sam Mannarino Cathy Marcantonlo Jill Marchese ABOVE: Tyrone Franklin was caught In the act of proposing to Cindy Marlnakos. BELOW: George (THE DADDY) Hunter Is beside himself, thanks to the special effect photography of Dan Jolly. Paul Marcon Cindy Marlnakos Kimberly Martin Senior Macho 81 Studying Seniors Melinda McKenzie Isaac McPherson Lynn Mercado ABOVE: Ken Kupchlck displays his Joy of being In class. BELOW: Shawn Hunter tries to give us one of his macho poses. Pam Metras Maria Meyer Dan Michno Chari Milai Dominic Mileto Adila Mohassen ABOVE: Once again we catch Fordson seniors hamming it up in class. BOTTOM RIGHT: What Is Joe Plttlgllo looking at? LEFT: Joan Wehab is caught reading the Trib in class. Seniors Studying 83 Senior Chow Harold Owenby Timothy Panlk Barbara Paulsen Donna Perez Dennis Perry Joseph Pittiglio Leonard Plodzien James Polidori TOP LEFT: Barb Wludyka shows us her muscle. TOP RIGHT: Laura and Denise Fowler are frozen by the camera. Shelley Pollock Paul Possorek Lunch Time 85 Michael Potter Rita Przebienda Cheryl Ramos Rosanna Rea Fashionable Seniors Sandra Prentice All Ramolli Joni Ravenscroft Lisa Redd George Aukskalnis wonders how he would look in a three piece suit and returns a copy of HOW TO DRESS FOR THE BUSINESS WORLD. 86 Fashionable Seniors BELOW: Pat Hoffmann looks like he just stepped out of G.Q. RIGHT: Jill Marchese and Giselle Slelman show us they've got “style. Senior Males Show Off Laura Sabo Imane Salameh Lena Salamey Yvonne Salamey Allle Saleh Khaled Saleh TOP: Steve Hrnjak shows how tough he really Is. ABOVE: Gil Sanchez and his gang of hoodlums most commonly known as: Shawn Casslday, Nick Andrus. Scott Isaacs, and Steve Abdo, show how tough they can be If they put their minds to It Whaled Saleh Kenneth Salwa Lisa Sanford Fabio Santionl 88 Senior Men Hassen Shebli Bhavi Sheth Laura Shirk TOP: David Kopchla and Allen Costello tease Mustafa Hamid about his hurt shoulder. MIDDLE: Dan Zuccaro shows off his studllness. LEFT: Pat Hoffmann and Dan Jolly attempt to beat on Marty Wolak. Senior Men 89 Seniors Prepare for Future Mia Sion Doris Skubiak Giselle Sleiman Mickle Smith Brian Snyder John Songalewski ABOVE: Lena Salamey takes a break from her school work for a yearbook picture. BELOW: Lynda Mclntire gets caught trying to skip a class. Gabriella Staniciu Sophia Sowaidan Nancy Stefanovich Robert Splroff Jamey Stephenson Helen Stergiou Dean Stewart Pat Succurro ABOVE: Dan Michno seems to find something amusing about his classwork. TOP RIGHT: Tom Ahmed takes a glance at his cheat sheets on the wall. TOP LEFT: Liz Alotta takes time out from her studies to ham it up a little. Senior Preparations 91 Surprised Seniors thrash you I Danny Testani Karen Thorson Kim Tokarczyk Michele Tonna Raymond Tracey James Trevor Rebecca Truskowskl Mark Urbanl Dawn Veltri Joyce Voorhies Joan Wehab 92 Senior Candids Joseph Vaccaro Leslie Wesala TOP: Chris Janssen and Joni Ravenscroft aren’t getting a lot of work done In the library. MIDDLE: It’s a dying breed, seniors eating In the lunch room. BELOW: Chris Cherry has had a rough day and can’t wait to get home. William Williams Arthur Wojnar Debra Wolf Scott Wolter Wendy Wygonik Senior Candida 93 Class of ’84 Says Farewell! Michael Yursis Samar Zaban Antonetta Zeolia David Ziemba All Beydoun Ida Ahmed Chawky Jafer v Daniel Zuccaro Joe Dwyer TOP: Joe Bushamle escorts Chawky Jafer to class. (Isn’t he a nice guyl) ABOVE: Dan Fronczak stares out the window and dreams about graduation. LEFT: Nadia Saad Is not thinking of school, can’t you tell? 94 Senior Candlds TOP: Belal Abdallah and Cindy Marlnakos have just told Scott Montrief that he has a spider In his hair. BELOW: Hassan Charara tells Sally Harris not to squeeze the charman. BOTTOM: Mete Gencyuz finds Michael Berry’s hair Irreslstable. BOTTOM RIGHT: Oh the trials and tribulations of being a stud aah Eric? ABOVE: Donna Perez and Mark Campbell thow us the meaning of the word love. TOP RIGHT: Lisa Costa pretends not to notice the camera, but we all know she did. BELOW: Dean, John, Danny, and Allen, alias the Wanderers. BOTTOM RIGHT: Hassen Shebll and Hassan Charara think they’re bad. 96 Senior Candida TOP: The mighty Fordson Tractors finished the season with another fine record of 7-2. Jon Drummond. Greg Kaleski. and Ronnie Stewart captained the team. ABOVE LEFT: Coach Jestlce speaks his mind. MIDDLE: Bubbles Dakroub covers his territory. RIGHT: Crunch! The mighty defense stops Trenton. LEFT: Dominic Tassielli Intercepts a Wayne pass. F O O T B A L L VARSITY FOOTBALL Fordson Opponent 7 Midland 9 32 Garden City 7 12 Wayne 10 12 Trenton 7 7 Lincoln Park 0 7 Monroe H 16 Belleville 0 27 Wyandotte 0 21 Edsel Ford 7 W 7 L 2 w 4 «g. The Varsity Football Team fin- ished the season with a 7-2 record overall and a 5-1 league record for a second place finish behind Monroe. The Tractors suffered an opening game loss to Midland but then reeled off four before falling to Monroe on Homecoming Day. The team closed out the season with style by winning their final three games by scores of 16-0, 27-0 and a 21-7 win over Edsel Ford. The Edsel win marked the fifth straight time that Fordson has beaten the cross-town foe. Although they finished with a good record, many fans and players alike were disappointed about not qualifying for the state playoffs for the first time since 1978. The Tractors’ two losses were by only a meager total of six points, and both games could have gone either way. The season had many highlights, including such moments as when David Kopchia hit Sam Arfan in the final minute of the Trenton victory with a touchdown pass to cap a great Fordson comeback. The same two hooked up for the only score in a Lincoln Park thriller. Ronnie Stewart had a memorable evening against Wyan- dotte as the senior scored three TD’s. Next year’s team looks to be very strong as such fine players as Russ Donelson, John Janowicz. Chris Estrada, Dan Herman, Dominic Tassielli, David Gaiss, Dan Drum- mond and Danny McDougall are all returning. TOP LEFT: Ronnie Stewart eludes the Wayne defenders. TOP RIGHT: David Kopchia gets set to toss another TD strike. BOTTOM LEFT: Greg Kaleskl grits his teeth as he prepares to block for running back John Janowicz. BOTTOM RIGHT: Sam Arfan returns another punt for big yardage. ABOVE: Alan Costello pulls down a big pass. The Junior Varsity Football Team finished the season with a splendid 6-1-1 record. Many of these fine players will be on next year's varsity squad. LEFT: Noah Ayoub leaves no doubt about who is 1. RIGHT: Marty Wolak digs In as he gets set to rush the quarterback. 100 Football J V F O O T B A L L RESERVE FOOTBALL Fordson Opponent 0 Midland 16 47 Garden City 0 12 Wayne 6 15 Trenton 13 28 Lincoln Park 6 8 Monroe 8 18 Belleville 0 21 Wyandotte 12 W-6 T-l L-l NINTH GRADE FOOTBALL Fordson Opponent 0 Dearborn 8 12 Riverview 6 8 Lincoln Park 24 0 Trenton 8 6 Monroe 7 6 Wyandotte 6 28 Allen Park 22 6 Edsel Ford 6 W-2, T-2 L-4 TOP LEFT: John Pesko cuts through the hole. TOP RIGHT: Eric Johnson makes a clutch catch In a crowd of defenders. MIDDLE LEFT: The team huddles to get Its next play planned. MIDDLE RIGHT: Chris Estrada scores a big touchdown against Edsel Ford and demonstrates the thrill of victory. BOTTOM LEFT: Mike Iaquaniello gets set to throw to his favorite receiver. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mustafa Hamid makes another big catch. 1 1 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: Julie Romanowski. Wendy Wygonik. Kim Chandler. BACK ROW: Sand! Abbas. Patricia Burns. Amanda Chandler. Coach John Kreger. Nancy Skubik. Lori Abbas. Lynn Hurley. Dawn Cialone. GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL Fordson Opponent Fordson Opponent 48 St. Al’s 36 89 Wayne Memorial 49 75 Riverview 36 76 Edsel Ford 40 75 Lutheran West 36 69 Trenton 51 39 Garden City 26 60 Taylor Truman 45 54 Wayne Memorial 32 86 Lincoln Park 17 71 Trenton 53 50 Monroe 46 96 Lincoln Park 22 56 Belleville 33 59 River Rouge 47 53 Wyandotte 30 71 Monroe 41 56 Edsel Ford 42 59 Believiiie 35 78 Southwestern 18 54 Wyandotte 22 36 Mercy 59 64 W - 22 Dearborn 43 L - 1 LEFT: Julie Romanowski battles for position against Farmington Mercy. TOP RIGHT: Mandy Chandler dives for the loose ball. BOTTOM RIGHT: Kim Chandler catches a pass from a teammate. I I The girls’ basketball team had a remarkable season as they compiled a sparkling 22-1 record. The team went through the regular season with a perfect 20-0 record and added two lopsided playoff victories over Edsel Ford and Detroit South- western. They finally met their match when they took on the top ranked team in the state when they bowed to Farming- ton Our Lady of Mercy. The loss was a tough one to take but it did not take anything away from the way they played in the first 22 games. The team was led by its three senior tri-captains Kim Chandler. Wendy Wygonick, and Julie Romanowski. All three played exceptionally well all year long. The supporting cast was a young one that really played terrific under the pressure of playing on the varsity. Dawn Cialone and Nancy Skubik were the other two starters while Lori Abbas provided scoring punch off the bench. Returners next year include juniors Skubik. Lori and Sandi Abbas, and Lynn Hurley. Cialone is the only sophomore who played on the varsity all year and the two freshmen who played were Mandy Chandler and Trisha Burns. TOP LEFT: Lori Abbas shows her ‘Dr. J.” tendencies. TOP RIGHT: Coach John Kreger shows the jubilation of a victorious evening. MIDDLE LEFT: Wendy Wygonick concentrates at the line. MIDDLE RIGHT: Dawn Cialone looks for an open temmate. BOTTOM LEFT: It Is a foot race between Trish Burns and a Southwestern opponent. BOTTOM RIGHT: Nancy Skubik does not agree with a referee’s call. Fordson BOYS' CROSS COUNTRY Opponent 17 Wayne Memorial 42 3rd Royal Oak Shrine Inv. 19 Trenton 42 21 Edsel Ford 38 4th Milford Lakeland Inv. 23 Monroe 32 1st Redford Union Inv. 1st Dearborn City Meet 27 Belleville 30 8th John Glenn 3rd Frosh-Soph Inv. Mlfsud Inv. 25 Wyandotte 30 2nd State Regionale 1st League Meet 8th State Finals W-6 L-0 (In cross country the LOWEST score wins) BOYS' CROSS COUNTRY: FRONT ROW: Matt! Suni. Mike Vetowlch, Vince Mahar, Nathan Church, Adel Ashkar, Mo Hazemy. James Casteivetere, lhab Hamka. Sean Call. BACK ROW: Brian Foe, Alex Roehl. Samir Ashkar. Miles Christmas. John Campbell, Frank Serazlo, Dave Krammer, Raad Ala wan, Claudio Belli, Coach Lyle Beardslee. Cross Country ABOVE: Jim Casteivetere and Adel Ashkar give It that winning effort. 1(M Cross Country The Boys’ Cross Country team finished the season with a perfect record, and also won the pres- tigious Ail City meet. The team was simply awesome as Mo Hazemy and Bob Abraham led the squad to an outstanding season. Relying on senior leadership to see them through, the team was carried by Hazemy, Adel Ashkar, Mike Berry, Sean Call, Jim Castlevetere and Matt Suni. Coach Lyle Beardslee’s boys also captured the very first Wolverine ‘A’ title. The team also placed very well in both regional and state meet action as they boasted such fine showings as second in regionals, and eighth in state competition. Being ranked in the top ten during most of the year, the squad had added pressure on them going into the state meet, but they showed no sign of faltering as they did an excellent job against the best teams the state had to offer. Despite losing some fine seniors to graduation, next year’s team looks to be another powerhouse. Such fine underclassmen as Abraham. Nate Church, Vince Mahar and Ihab Hamka are all returning next year. TOP LEFT: Mo Hazemy guts It out to another first place finish. TOP RIGHT: GIRLS' CROSS COUNTRY: BACK ROW: Lisa Williams. Heather Newman. Coach Querk, Samira Ashkar. TamI Moreno. FRONT ROW: Anne Marie Pa la. Krista O’Sada. Kim Moreno. Leslie Marsh. BOTTOM LEFT: Lisa Williams is in some pain, but she never quits. BOTTOM RIGHT: Krista O’Sada Is about to leave the pack behind. Cross Country 105 BOYS' SOCCER Fordson Opponent 0 Bloomfield Hills 8 3 Bishop Gallagher 2 3 Edsel Ford 1 7 Hamtramck 3 2 Bishop Borgess 1 3 Garden City 4 3 Oak Park o 1 5 Lathrup Village 0 1 Dearborn 1 2 West Bloomfield 3 5 Novi 0 1 Dearborn 5 2 Oak Park 3 2 Bloomfield Hills 1 W 8 T 1 L 5 106 BOYS' SOCCER. First Row: Arthur Wojnar. Torsten Bartsch. Mohsln Mashhour. Imad Sabbagh. All Baydoun, Imad Fadlalah. Hassan Abdallah. Second Row: Ayman Fadhl. Haidar Ouza. Conrad Wojnar, Rad wan FaraJ, Steve Wygonlk, Jame Audlef. Third Row: Jerry Woloszynski. Geoffrey Noelke, Issa Unis, All Charara. Hassan Fadlalah, Sal lullano, and Coach Foad Mowad. S O C C E R ABOVE LEFT: Mohsln Mashhour shows us how he can steal away this soccer ball. LEFT: These two look like they Just saw a U.F.O. RIGHT: Haidar Ouza Just found the unflndable Ice-patch. ABOVE: Torsten Bartsch shows us how to play soccer, German style. I BOYS' GOLF: First Row, Kevin Bartlett, Jim Mayle, Scott Wolter, Jim Murray. Second Row: Mike Koenig, Jamey Stephenson, Dan Jolly, and Coach Joe McKae. ABOVE RIGHT: Jamey Stephenson looks worried about the whereabouts of his golf ball. ABOVE CENTER: Jamal Ahmed threatens one of his teammates with bodily harm. ABOVE LEFT: Mike Koenig seems to be caught in a massive windstorm. ABOVE: Scott Wolter and Kevin Bartlett are in Intense concentration. G O L F Fordson Opponent 181 Wyandotte 166 168 Wayne 178 171 Trenton 163 167 Trenton 162 161 Monroe 173 163 Wayne 168 189 Monroe 161 175 Wyandotte 176 W 4 L 4 Second in Wolverine A League Golf 107 GIRLS’ TENNIS. First Row: Coach Pat Baron. Rosemarie Bruno. Betty Jucha, Kim Kowich. Helen Teeple. Doris Skublak. Melanie Monaghan. Chrlssy Less. Jill Noelke. Fadwa Bazzy. and Assistant Coach Bev Palko. Second Row: Mary Beth Hannon. Lobna Elhasan. Carolyn Enright. Jaynle Alexander. Kristi Draus. Heather Rossi. Catherine Perri. Victoria Murray. Dlmitra Dimltrlou. Mirvat Ayoub. Joan Smith. Athena Johnson. Frida Mackl, Kristen Shuman. Wanda Yee. Bernadette Nemeth. Kim Marro. Beth Possorek, and Ghada Nassar. RIGHT: Doris Skublak rushes the net. ABOVE: Doris. Helen. Chrlssy. and Melanie are excited after an Important win. 108 Girls’ Tennis I 1983 TENNIS Fordson Opponent 0 Monroe St. Mary 7 7 Wayne Memorial 0 0 Trenton 7 2 Monroe 5 0 Grosse Ile 7 5 Wyandotte 2 1 Dearborn 6 6 Wayne 1 0 Trenton 7 3 Monroe 4 6 Taylor Truman 1 5 Wyandotte 2 4 Edsel Ford 3 W-6 L-7 Y YV Y m ■ aaa v v m rW ' vvvYw� ' , VVfV � H vvA }V v a j tX-i 1 v v“ X v7 The Girls’ Tennis Team, coached by Mrs. Pat Baron, finished the season with a 6-7 overall record and an even 4-4 league mark to finish in third place in their first season in the Wolverine A” League. This year, Helen Teeple held down the No. 1 spot and did a good job against some tough competition. Doris Skubiak played No. 2; Melanie Monaghan, No. 3; and Kim Kowich rounded out the singles players at the fourth position. In doubles play, Jill Noelke, Betty Jucha, Fadwa Bazzy, Rosemarie Bruno, Chris Less, Kim Marro, Kristen Shuman, Kris Davis. Victoria Murray, Jaynie Alexander, Joan Smith, Carolyn Wright and Dimitra Dimitriou all saw action. Monaghan had the team’s top record as she posted a 9-4 mark, even though she started playing tennis in the tenth grade. Kowich was right behind her with an 8-5 record. Teeple salvaged a 6-6 ledger as she faced the opponents’ top players. Tennis TOP RIGHT: Coach Pat Baron gives her words of wisdom to Chrlssy Less. ABOVE: Jill Noelke eyes something other than the tennis ball. CENTER LEFT: Melanie Monaghan shows her killer Instinct. TOP LEFT: Helen Teeple gets ready to dispose of another opponent. Girls’ Tennis 109 GIRLS SWIMMING: FIRST ROW: Linda Didyk. Kristin Wolter, Amy Lance, Amy Bradley. Natalie Mosallam, Diane Llnzmaler. SECOND ROW: DIVERS: Laura Lanava. Stephanie Mileto. Chris Miller. Diane Delgado. Maureen Staunton. Andrea Pavle. Marie Phillips. Marian Curcuru. Margaret Velasco. THIRD ROW: CAPTAINS Alexis Balomenos. Holly Dimeglio. Merri Cullen. Theresa Keller. Karen Prusls. Gigl Vacca. Angela Amato. Claudia Palchak, Coach Barbra Hales. The 1983 girls’ swim team had a very impressive year as it finished with a 10-5 record under coaches Barbara Hales and Merri Collen. The two captains on this year’s squad were Holly DiMeglio and Alexis Balomenos. One of this year’s highlights came when the Tractors beat Monroe for the first time in 11 years. Records were broken this year in the 200 and 500 yard freestyle events by Karen Prusis. Teaming up with Prusis were teammates Stephanie Mileto, Holly DiMeglio and Thresa Keller to shatter the 400 freestyle relay record. The girls took 5th place in the league meet, with a first place finish and a new league record by DiMeglio in the 100 yard butterfly. LEFT: Holly Dimeglio on her way to her 12th victory In the 100 yard fly. ABOVE: Marie Phillips, while swimming the 100 yard breast stroke, looks like she has seen the Loch Ness monster. 110 Girls' Swimming ABOVE: Karen Prusis Is getting ready to set another school record. TOP LEFT: Stephanie Mileto shows she has the ability to be a Fordson diver. TOP RIGHT: Holly Dlmeglio looks up and wonders where everybody went. BOTTOM RIGHT: Fordson swimming captains Alexis Balomenos and Holly Dlmeglio have a quick discussion before the meet. S W I M M I N G GIRLS' SWIMMING Fordson Opponent 46 Southfield Lathrup 37 55 Thurston 28 23 Dearborn 60 64 Southgate 19 45 Allen Park 37 39 Wayne Memorial 44 90 Livonia Franklin 82 34 Trenton 50 36 Edsel Ford 47 116 Lincoln Park 50 51 Garden City 32 42 Monroe 41 35 Belleville 48 98 Wyandotte 74 W 10 L 5 Girls' Swimming 111 1983-84 Was a Great Year for Sports! OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP LEFT: Mustafa Hamid concentrates at the free throw line. TOP RIGHT: Bruce Roberts gives a wrestling clinic to his unfortunate opponent. MIDDLE RIGHT: Girls' basketball coach John Kreger is upset about something. BOTTOM: The 1983-84 Junior Varsity Basketball Team. THIS PAGE TOP LEFT: The 1983 Junior Varsity Baseball Team. MIDDLE LEFT: Danny McDougall displays his acrobatic skills with a shot for two points. MIDDLE RIGHT: The 1983 Junior Varsity Softball Team. BOTTOM LEFT: Melanie Monaghan is overjoyed after defeating her opponent. BOTTOM RIGHT: The 1983 Ninth Grade Girls’ Basketball Team. Sports Candlds 113 BOYS' WRESTLING. ROW ONE: Gino Polidori. Imad Hassan. All Baydoun. Eric Donabedian. Bruce Roberts. Tony Milltello. Matt Slmshauser, Joe Grech. ROW TWO: Coach Marzalek. Jim Murray. Jerry Kalinowski. Kifah Nassar. Joe Bushamle. Mike Ramirez. Karl Hossein. Coach Sohikian ROW THREE: Assistant Coach Steve Reno. Fadi Abdulla. Shawn Casey. Joe Baydoun. All Saleh. Chawky Jafar. Richard Nerkowskl, Mark Campbell. ROW FOUR: Edgar Donabedian. Charlie Saad. William All. Mustafa Berry. Mohamed Saad. Jerry Christmas. Don Alanis. Fordson WRESTLING Opponent 52 Thurston 18 48 Clarenceville 16 46 Riverview 18 48 Liv. Franklin 27 51 Annapolis 21 38 Southfield 22 30 Wayne 42 36 Trenton 30 20 Woodhaven 48 32 Redford Union 32 78 Crestwood 0 20 Monroe 46 30 Lincoln Park 42 54 Wyandotte 18 8 Belleville 58 46 Edsel Ford 29 24 Divine Child 36 W-10 T-l L-6 LEFT: Mike Ramirez has his opponent where he wants him. RIGHT: Coach Marzalek plans strategy with Coach Sohikian. The boys wrestling team posted a 10-6-1 dual meet record and had two wrestlers represent the team in regional action. Bruce Roberts captained the team along with Eric Donabedian. The two seniors provided valuable leadership throughout the season. Roberts had a fabulous senior year to wind up an excellent three years at Fordson. He holds many records, and despite being upset at regionals he posted a 36-9 record. Donabedian also had a great career at Fordson and finished the year with a glittering 29-12 mark. The top underclass- man this year was sophomore Karl Hossein who fancied a 24-15 record. The highlight of the season was the victory over long-time nemesis Edsel Ford in convincing fashion, 46-29. r e s t 1 • i n TOP LEFT: Edgar Donabedian manhandles his opponent. TOP RIGHT: The referee raises the arm of victorious Matt Slmshauser. BOTTOM LEFT: Eric Donabedian Is just moments away from another pin. BOTTOM RIGHT: Senior Bruce Roberts has made more than a few wrestlers reconsider why they decided to wrestle In the first place. Wrestling 115 VARSITY BASKETBALL ROW ONE: Mike Malewskl. Ahamd Hazlme. Mark Matras. Mustafa Hamid. Hassen Shebll. Danny McDougall. Ted Kulfan. ROW TWO: Assistant Coach Kevin Betz, Manager Joel Hurley, Jeff Mruzik, John Szewc, Don Edwards, Paul Possorek, Dave Loudon. The Dean John McIntyre. ABOVE LEFT: Senior Mark Matras hustles the ball up the floor on a fast break. RIGHT: The two captains present Coach McIntyre with the game ball from his milestone 300th victory. 116 Basketball VARSITY BASKETBALL Fordson Opponent 74 St. Alphonsus 50 51 John Glenn 50 54 Wayne 48 55 Catholic Central 52 70 Trenton 52 58 Divine Child 47 55 Lincoln Park 53 46 Monroe 45 76 Belleville 50 63 Wyandotte 54 76 Dearborn 48 62 Wayne 60 67 Trenton 54 56 Lincoln Park 54 76 West Bloomfield 45 62 Monroe 47 66 Edsel Ford 55 57 Belleville 30 57 Wyandotte 62 61 Thurston 54 54 Cooley 67 W-19 Wolverine A” Champs L-2 Not many people knew what to expect from this year’s basketball team. Sure, there were some talent on this club, but before this year, much of it was untested. Mustafa Hamid was the only returning starter from last year’s 16-4 team. Mark Matras was the only player who saw any real action besides Hamid. So right off the bat, Matras and Hamid knew they would be the leaders. They certainly did a good job as the team raced through its first 18 games without a defeat. The hype was at a feverish point when Wyandotte came to town on the last Friday of the season and crushed all the high hopes. Fordson won its final regular season game to end with a great record of 19-1, but it was disappointing not to get 20. Along the way. Coach John McIntyre achieved a milestone accomplishment of 300 career coaching victories. The Tractors were defeated in the first round of the playoffs, but nothing should take away from their regular season when they surprised everyone with a valiant bid for perfection. TOP LEFT: Junior Danny Dawgs McDougall is open and waiting for a pass. TOP RIGHT: Under the boards is where the action is at and Don Edwards, Paul Possorek and Patches Hazime love action. BOTTOM LEFT: Mustafa Hamid is about to score another two points off the fast-break. BOTTOM RIGHT: Don Edwards demonstrates one of his many power moves to the basket for another easy hoop. Basketball Basketball 117 GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL Fordson Opponent 0 Wayne 2 1 Trenton 2 2 Lincoln Park 0 0 Monroe 2 2 Belleville 0 2 Wyandotte 0 0 Temperance Bedford 2 1 John Glenn 2 1 Dearborn 2 0 Edsel Ford 2 0 Wayne 2 0 Trenton 2 2 Lincoln Park 0 0 Monroe 2 2 Belleville 0 2 Wyandotte 0 W-6 L-10 GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL. First Row: Michele Clolfi. Judy Burke, Kim Chandler, Julie Romanowskl, Liz Aiotta, Laura Kuchka, Rhonda Saad. Second Row: Manager Gill Sanchez, Rosmarle Bruno. Sue Lotarski, Nancy Skubik, Liz Stencel, Sandy Duda, Kim Hawkins. Third Row: Coach Joan Hltchner, Donna Rakipi, Mandy Chandler, Rose Delgado, Danyelle Potter, Mona All, Andrea Pa vie. Pattle Bank. Manager Torsten Bartsch. LEFT: Something seems to be grabbing the attention of Coach Hltchner and Co. RIGHT: The secret to Rosemarie Bruno’s success Is her three arms and legs. v 0 1 1 e y b a 1 1 One of the strongest sports at Fordson since its inception in the early 1970’s has been girls’ volleyball. This season marked the first losing season in Fordson history. Coach Joan Hitchner was disappointed with the team’s senior leadership and perfor- mance. With a better output from the seniors, a much better season was possible. Junior Laura Kuchka played outstandingly all season and was considered by Hitchner as the team’s best all-around player. Another bright spot was the play of sophomore Rosmarie Bruno. Despite the disappointing year, the season was not without highlights as the girls grabbed fourth place against some tough competition. TOP LEFT: Kim Chandler prepares to bust the volleyball over the net. TOP RIGHT: Nancy Skublk uses some of her basketball skills on the volleyball court. BOTTOM LEFT: Julie Romanowski slams another spike over the net. BOTTOM RIGHT: The rest of the team watches In amazement as Judy Burke skies. Volleyball 119 BOYS' SWIM TEAM. ROW ONE: John Campbell, Dan Drummond, Hussein Bazzl. Mike Bruff. Jeff Nlckoloff. ROW TWO: Yousef Nasser. Mike Kurczewski, Paul Swlatlowskl. Ahmed Makkl. Mike Jones. Assistant Coach Fred Seitz, Diving Coach John Rossi. ROW THREE: Kassim Darwish. Richard Hodges. Ken Carlman. Scott Shaw, Derrick Mudge, Jerry Rutkowski, Dave Palchak. ROW FOUR: Captain Steve Baum. Captain Scott Montrlef. Mark Dean. Aaron Allen. Jason Wlsby. John Dlgnan. Coach Pat Fair man. LEFT: John Dlgnan soars through the air. RIGHT: Scott Montrlef excells in the back stroke. 120 Swimming Fordson BOYS’ SWIMMING Opponent 32 Riverview 48 45 Livonia Franklin 38 60 Taylor Center 23 26 Wayne Memorial 56 47 Allen Park 36 35 Trenton 47 79 Cherry Hill 96 128 Lincoln Park 38 106 Southgate 66 30 Monroe 53 42 U of D High 41 37 Belleville 46 42 Edsel Ford 41 86 Wyandotte 85 W-8 L-6 The swim team compiled an up and down year. Coach Pat Fairman’s tankers chalked up an 8-6 record and finished in fifth place in the rough Wolverine “A” Conference. The highlight of the season was the one point victory over Edsel Ford, whom Fordson hasn’t beaten since 1969. Steve Baum and Scott Montrief captained the team and both showed good leadership. Baum set a new 500 yard free style record and qualified for the state. Another strong point of the team was the diving of Jason Wisby and Mark Dean, who captured first place in 11 of the 14 dual meets. This was one of the most exciting seasons in recent memory as three of the dual meets were won by Fordson by only one point. TOP: Jason Wisby demonstrates his concentration and then puts his thoughts behind him as he flies towards an excellent dive. BOTTOM: Steve Baum Is thinking of his strategy before a big race, but once he Is In the water he Is all business. Swimming Swimming 121 1983 Varsity Baseball. Front Row: Mark Henderson. Dave Buczynski, Pat Hoffmann. Ike McPherson. Dan Fronczak. Mike Corbett, and Dave Kopchla. Back Row: Coach Carmen Morga. Mark Matras. Rick Smith. Tom Giovannini. Larry Kopchia. Mark Brown. Mike Marrlnuccl. and Zack Swan. ABOVE LEFT: Mark Brown makes the putout. ABOVE RIGHT: Zack Swan Is about to make one fly. 122 Baseball 1983 BOYS’ BASEBALL Fordson Opponent Fordson Opponent 12 Detroit Western 3 4 Wyandotte 0 6 Monroe 4 6 Taylor Center 4 0 Taylor Center 6 9 Rochester Adams 8 9 Dearborn 5 3 Rochester Adams 4 1 Edsel Ford 3 4 Lincoln Park 11 2 Lincoln Park 12 6 Dearborn 5 6 Monroe 8 0 Wayne 5 0 Wayne 6 2 Taylor Truman 4 5 Wayne 22 4 Taylor Truman 11 2 Wyandotte 4 Won-7 Lost-12 Coach Carmen Morga’s diamondmen finished the sea- son with a disappointing 7-12 record in 1983. It was an up and down season for the Tractors as they came up just short in the exciting city tournament. In the opening game of the tourney, the Trac- tors topped Dearborn High in what proved to be the most exciting game of the season. It appeared that Fordson had won the game in the seventh inning by one run and both teams went home. However, Dearborn pro- tested an umpire’s ruling, and both teams had to come back to complete the game. Dearborn tied the game at 5-5, but Fordson rallied and won the game 9-5 in ten innings. With the victory they advanced to the championship game against Edsel Ford and lost a heart- breaking 3-1 decision. Fordson then lost the next five games including a 22-5 shellacking to Wayne and a depressing 12-2 defeat to Lin- coln Park, a game that ended in a bench-clearing brawl. Despite five straight losses, the team didn’t quit and then reeled off three straight. TOP LEFT: The Fordson bench awaits something spectacular to happen. TOP RIGHT: Sophomore Dave Marcon hurls another pitch towards the plate. BOTTOM LEFT: Senior Mark Hender- son warms up before a game. BOTTOM RIGHT: Rodwln Saad checks his swing. Baseball Baseball 123 Softball 1983 GIRLS' SOFTBALL. First Row: Angle Folberg. Kathy King. Linda Latin. Candi Rich. Wendy Wygonlk, Pam Metras. Second Row: Michelle Gill. Dawn Clough. Giselle Slelman. Jill Marchese. Alexis Balomenos, Sharon Zahul. Mary Beth Dean. Sharon Hassen. Back Row: Caryn MacMillan. Marcia Kukllnskl. Nancy Skubik. Julie Romanowski. Sandy Berry. Leslie Wesala. Laurie Dunn. Mickle Smith, Coach Weller. Coach Hugh Weller’s girls’ softball team finished the sea son with a disappointing 4-14 record overall and a 3-9 league record. Jill Marchese led the team in hitting with an excellent .419 average, and she also led the team in RBI’s, home runs, doubles, triples, and in walks. Candi Rich led the team in stolen bases with 12. Players who hit above .300 were Linda Latin, Mary Beth Dean, and Wendy Wygonik. Returning players for 1984 include Marchese, Dean, Wygonik, Alexis Balomenos, Julie Romanowski, Giselle Sleiman, Leslie Wesala, Nancy Skubik, Dawn Clough, and Caryn MacMillan. Hopefully, the team will improve on its record. ABOVE LEFT: Candi Rich demonstrates her perfect batting form. ABOVE RIGHT: A fine running catch by Linda Latin. 124 Softball TOP LEFT: A Fordson baserunner hustles Into third base. TOP RIGHT: Kathy King slides In under the tag. MIDDLE LEFT: Jubilation on the Fordson bench after a big homerun. MIDDLE RIGHT: Pam Metras smiles for the camera. LOWER LEFT: Giselle Sleiman is about to send a pitch to the plate as Julie Romanowskl gets set for the play. Fordson 1983 GIRLS' SOFTBALL Opponent 10 Monroe 26 5 Belleville 10 6 Taylor Center 5 11 Lincoln Park 12 8 Redford Union 24 0 Monroe 20 2 Wayne 12 1 Wayne 15 2 Wyandotte 12 1 Wyandotte 17 2 Trenton 23 11 Taylor Center 12 5 Divine Child 22 8 Lincoln Park 4 11 Dearborn 5 10 Taylor Truman 17 12 Taylor Truman 11 0 Garden City 10 W-4 L-14 T e n n • i s The 1983 Tennis Team had another fine season under Coach McIntyre, as they finished with a fine 9-3 record and were co-champs of the Great Lakes Eight. The team had only two players with losing records. They were No. 1 singles Jim Spears and No. 2 singles Joe Mooradian, but they played the tougher competition and did a respectable job. Three underclassmen, Scott Wolter, Pat Daily, and Mohsin Mashhour, posted the team’s best records as they each compiled impressive 17-4 records. Other returning players for the ’84 season include George Aukskalnis, Kevin Bartlett, Chris Taddei, and John Toloff. 1983 Varsity Tennis. FRONT ROW: Lee Walsh, Adel Dakhallah. Scott Wolter. Vic Veltri, Kevin Bartlett. Chris Taddei. and Rick Lanni. SECOND ROW: Assistant Coach Kreger, Jim Spears. Mohsin Mashhour, Joe Mooradian, Steve Roupas. Frank Mikalonls. Pat Dally, Ken Davis, and Coach McIntyre. LEFT: Vic Veltri’s face tells It all. RIGHT: A fine backhand return by George Aukskalnis. 126 Tennis 1983 BOYS' TENNIS Fordson Opponent 5 Monroe 2 5 Thurston 2 6 Lincoln Park 1 1 Edsel Ford 6 7 Taylor Truman 0 6 Monroe 1 5 Wayne 2 2 Wyandotte 5 5 Lincoln Park 2 7 Taylor Truman 0 3 Wyandotte 4 5 Wayne 2 Won-9 Lost-3 TOP LEFT: Joe Mooradian wins the point with a perfect shot on the line. TOP RIGHT: Chris Taddei awaits his opponent's return. CENTER: Pat Daily and Steve Roupas discuss their game plan. BOTTOM LEFT: Scott Wolter displays his awesome serve. BOTTOM RIGHT: Ken Davis shows his winning form. Tennis 127 Track Fordson 1983 BOYS’ TRACK Opponent 63 Divine Child 68 55 Wayne 77 97 Wyandotte 35 98 3rd place Wayne Relays 2nd place City Meet Taylor Center 34 106 2nd place Ashley Relays Lincoln Park 26 104 Taylor Truman 28 74 Monroe 58 3rd place Regionals 2nd place League TOP LEFT: Ted Kulfan goes all out In his relay event. TOP RIGHT: Lorenzo Vallone just clears the bar with his perfect high-jumping form. CENTER LEFT: Bobby Abraham and Mohamed Hazemy leave the rest of the pack in their dust as they streak to another first and second finish. CENTER RIGHT: The tension Is building before the start of a big race . . . and they're offltt 128 Track The 1983 Track Team had a fine year under coaches John Spain and Ralph Bach as they fin- ished second in the league behind powerful Wayne. Co-captains Laercio Pugina and Hassan Berry led the team to a dishear- tening 2nd place finish in the city meet, just three points behind Dearborn. The cindermen also fin- ished a strong third in Regionals (out of 18 teams). There were numerous highlights during the sea- son, including: Lorenzo Vallone’s school record in the high jump, Pugina’s record-breaking discuss throw of 152'2 , Jon Drummond set a junior record in the shot put, Bob Abraham shattered the sophomore record in the two-mile run, and John Campbell set a sophomore record in the 440. This year’s team looks to be strong again. Jon Drummond, Mo Hazemy, Adel Ashkar, and Jim Castelvetere will be the captains. ABOVE LEFT: How does Ted Kulfan manage to sit In mid-air? ABOVE RIGHT: Kurt Marsh Is up and over the pole vaulting bar with another successful vault. I Track 129 1983 BOYS' TRACK. FRONT ROW: Mo Hazemy. Randy Barton. Doug Doss. Laercio Pugina. Hassen Berry. Ken Hayes. Jef Saladln, Darrell Black. SECOND ROW: Matt! Sunni. Sean Call. Ted Kulfan. Jon Drummond. Jim Castelvetere. Adel Ashkar. Dave Allen. Allen Saunders. Dan Michno. Mike Berry. THIRD ROW: Jeff Noelke. Nathan Church. Dan Smuk. Mike Vetowlch, Jeff Nlckoloff, Russell Donelson. John Campbell. Chuck Jakubik. Frank Serazio. FOURTH ROW: Coach John Spain. Raad Alawan, Kirk Rltchlk, Vince Mahar. Dan Drummond. Tom Lance. Bob Abraham. John Janowicz. BACK ROW: Joel Hurley. Kirk Lytwyn. Mac Christmas. Dave Krammer. Billy Hughes. Coach Ralph Bach. 1983 GIRLS' TRACK. FIRST ROW: Chrissy Less. Diann Smith. Lisa Williams. Taghrld Salami. Jean Serazio. Pam White. Milah Makki, Anne Bazzi. SECOND ROW: Tammy Moreno. Dimitra Dimitrou. Sue Malicki. Kelly Varga. Carolyn Adamski. Marianne Wantuck, Sue Makki. Angela Amato. Leslie Marsh. THIRD ROW: Coach P. J. Mahar. Lorri Abbas. Kim Moreno. Heidi Huet. Samira Ashkar. Sue Lotarskl. Jennifer Havens. Cheryl Ramos. Anne Marie Pala. Kim Chandler. Coach Roy Gurk. ABOVE: Taghrld Salami long jumps for another first place finish. TOP RIGHT: Sue Malicki is trying very hard to catch her opponent. 130 Girls’ Track Fordson 1983 GIRLS' TRACK Opponent 68 Monroe 55 106 Annapolis 17 72 Wayne 51 68 Wyandotte 55 83 3rd place City 5th place Stafford Relays Lincoln Park 40 61 River Rouge 36 61 Ladywood 51 W-8 1st place GLEA L-0 Girls’ Track The girls' track team had the kind of season that most teams only dream about. They went undefeated and captured the final Great Lakes Eight title. Senior co-captains Jean Serazio and Taghrid Salami enjoyed fabulous seasons, as did the mile relay consisting of Serazio, Salami, Kim Chandler, and sophomore sensation Sandi Abbas who won her regional in the half mile with an excellent time of 2:19. The entire team had a fantastic season, for how can you find any fault with a perfect season. This year also promises to be a good one with a lot of returners. But it will be tough to equal last year’s record. TOP LEFT: Kim Chandler clears the bar easily. TOP RIGHT: Anne Bani hurls the discus at the photographer for taking her pictures. BOTTOM LEFT: Kim Moreno throws the shot with no problem. BOTTOM RIGHT: Sue Lotarski practices for cheerlead- ing tryouts a little early. Girls’ Track 131 TOP LEFT: Coach Moawad keeps a watchful eye on his team. TOP RIGHT: Seknah Beydoun shows us the goaly approach. BOTTOM: Lynn Mercado puts a move on her opponent. Fordson 1983 GIRLS’ SOCCER Opponent 2 G.P. Llgget 1 0 Ladywood 5 0 G.P. South 4 2 Dearborn High 6 1 Edsel Ford 1 2 Garden City 2 1 G.P. North 7 0 Bishop Borgess 0 1 Regina 4 2 Southfield Lathrup 1 ! 0 W-2 T-3 Brighton 2 L-6 1983 GIRLS’ SOCCER. FIRST ROW: Marla Dimltrlou. Anne Paulsen. Seknah Beydoun. Lynn Mercado. Rabia Beydoun. MIDDLE ROW: Kelly Joseph. Tina Doll. Jill Noelke. Laura Galay, Sukhwant Sandhu. TOP ROW: Helen Stergiou. Amy Horrigan, Barb Paulsen. Sonia Bazzi. Kim Doll. Barb Bayley. 132 Girls' Soccer G 0 1 f GIRLS' GOLF. Top Row: Dawn Marlcle. Kristin Draus, Theresa Rohrlg, Tom Cataldo, Maria Degarmo. Patty Grech, Karen Grech. Bottom Row: Sharon MacNeil, Coach Hales. Fordson 1983 GIRLS GOLF Opponent 433 Grosse Ite 264 429 Dearborn 278 425 Mercy 280 469 Ladywood 275 422 Grosse Ile 312 452 Dearborn 280 Dearborn forfeit 425 Mercy 323 420 Ladywood 270 W-l 5th League L-8 TOP LEFT: Maria Degarmo demonstrates her superior form. TOP RIGHT: Sharon MacNeil strides into her shot. BOTTOM RIGHT: Putting excellency is demonstrated by Patty Grech. Girls' Golf 133 Intramurals Offer Excitement 134 Intramurals ABOVE LEFT: Zeln Hammoud shows us some razzle dazzle on the court. ABOVE: Junior Bob Mercer auditions for a part In “Swan Lake”. BELOW LEFT: Joe Bushamle goes In for two. BELOW: Bassam Hammoud attempts to turn green. INTRAMURAL WEIGHTLIFTING Name Class Total Matt Simshau6er 90-100 lbs. 635 lbs. Hamoud Hammed 100-110 lbs. 525 lbs. Gino Folidori 120-130 lbs. 705 lbs. Fadl FaraJ 130-140 lbs. 970 lbs. Rablh Jawad 140-150 lbs. 785 lbs. Hussein Bazzi 180-190 lbs. 1290 lbs. TOP: Wissam Hammoud prepares for another Herculean effort on the bench. CENTER: Bassam Hammoud. Jeff Nlckoloff and Hussein Bazzi pose. ABOVE: It seems that weightlifting runs in the family of Zein, the youngest of the Hammoud brothers, demonstrates his abilities. Intramurals 135 TOP LEFT: J.V. Cheerleaders DeDe Potter. Vicki Noroyan, Nikki Noroyan. and Jean Jedynak leave no doubt who Is 11 MIDDLE LEFT: Girls’ Cross Country team gets off to a fast start In the City Meet. BOTTOM LEFT: Fordson's Junior Varsity Girls' Basketball team. ABOVE: John Szewc looks for the open teammate. BELOW: Judy Burke waves ,4hl” before she serves. 136 Sports Candlds TOP LEFT: The mighty tri-captains Ron Stewart. Greg Kaleski. and Jon Drummond prepare to stop the opposition. TOP RIGHT: Wendy Wygonik serves the ball as Rose Bruno prepares for action. MIDDLE LEFT: Bruce Roberts splits another opponent In half. BOTTOM LEFT: Coaches Jestlce and Stergalas holler Instructions to the team. BOTTOM RIGHT: Junior Danny McDougall celebrates his great Interception against Edsel Ford. Sports Candida 137 Underclass 139 Junior Class Has Leaders, Achievers ROW ONE: Lori Abbas. Sandl Abbas. George Abbott. Theresa Abbruzilno, Hussein Abdallah. ROW TWO: Mohamed Abdallah. Mahall Abdu. Abed Abraham. Fatima Abraham. Robert Abraham. ROW THREE: Carolyn Adamskl. Imad Ahmad, All AJrouche. Robert Akers. Abdul Alcodray. ROW FOUR: Jeff Allen. Laura Almanza. Dan Alvarado. Melinda Amen. Randa Amine. ROW FIVE: Raid Amir. Jaafer Ananl, Tony AntonePI. Jim Apel. Frank Asanl. ROW SIX: Frank Ashmore. Randa Ashour. Mohamed Ayad. Jennifer Ayers. Mario Badla. ABOVE: Mr. Derda and Mrs. Baron shared the responsibilities as sponsors for the Junior Class. BELOW: The Junior Class officers are from left to right: President Mike Vetowlch, Secretary and Treasurer Lisa Wehab. and Vice-President Debbie White. 140 Junior Leaders LEFT: Junior Daxaben Patel was one of eight students from Dearborn to be awarded a $200 scholarship by the Dearborn Orchestral Society and the Dearborn Klwanis. Daxaben Is currently playing with the Dearborn Symphony Orchestra. BOTTOM LEFT: Junior Tom Cataldo made a hole in one. on the par four fifth hole, at Burroughs Farm Golf Course In Brighton over the summer. Congratulations Torn! ROW ONE: Odette Baker. Gall Balnlus. Denise Barlow. Raouf Barri, Eric Bartlett. ROW TWO: Duane Barton. Sean Barton. Ray Baslleo. Cassandra Battle. Barbara Bayley. ROW THREE: All Bazzi. Hussein Bazzl. Raeda Bazzi. Rajaa Bazzi. Souad Bazzi. ROW FOUR: Inshad Bazzy. John Bello. Faouzle Berri. Madlyn Berry. Mohamed Berry. ROW FIVE: Tammy Berry. Warde Berry. Bernadette Bettley. Imad Beydoun. Sekne Beydoun. ROW SIX: Michelle Blasko. Mark Blust. Renee Bonemer. Nahla Bou Melhem, Connie Boulahanis. 141 Turkey Trot Proves Popular This year’s Turkey Trot was a great success. The Turkey Trot is sponsored by Fordson’s Student Congress. It’s a fun tradition that everyone likes to par- ticipate in. Students in their second period classes raise money for the needy. The ten classes that raised the most money get a turkey, and race it. This year’s winners were Greg Kaleski and Denise Fowler from Mr. Skerritt’s senior class. ROW ONE: Jacqueline BrandoUno, Lisa Brewer, Robert Brown, Matthew Bruce, Mike Bruff. ROW TWO: Annetta Brunl, Luigi Brunl. Pat Bruno. Ted Bryk. Chris Bunse. ROW THREE: Judy Burke, Mike Bustamante, Scott Butzler, Scott Cahill, John Campbell. ROW FOUR: Mary Canfield. Lisa Caparotta. Beth Ann Capper. Steve Carter. Marla Cascardo. ROW ONE: Chuck Castellenas. Tom Cataldo. Aldh Chahine, Jihad Chamas. Adel Chammout. ROW TWO: Bilal Chaml. Dalah Chaml. Ghazale Chaml. All Charara. Julia Chargo. ROW THREE: Robert Chene. John Cherry. Nathan Church. Kim Clark. Steve Clough. ROW FOUR: Dave Cole. Sandy Costello. Mark Cumberland. Mohamed Dabaja. AII Dagher. ABOVE: Sophomores Chris Schwartz and Tom Gorno are trying to think of a way to get their turkey to move. 142 490H Nt F ABOVE: Greg Kaleskl’s giving his turkey a pep talk before the race. TOP LEFT: Kamel's all ready to win the race. TOP RIGHT: Victor's turkey looks hungry for Nikki Noroyan’s finger. i' t W ft IV' ft A , ROW ONE: Lena Dagher. Michelle Danielian. Patrick Darlsh. Colleen Davis. Doug Dawdy. ROW TWO: All Dealbes. Mary Beth Dean. Janelle Deland. Matthew Deland. Jerry DelaFunente. ROW THREE: John Demarco. Lisa Denning. Lisa Desantis. Debbie Devltls. John Dlgnan. ROW FOUR: Pietro DlMasclo. John Donahoo. Russell Donelson. Carolyn Dowdy. Dan Drummond. ROW FIVE: Sandra Duda. Lara Ecqlestone. Lobna Elhasan. Nabeel Elhasan. Souhelr El-Mallah. 143 FHS White Christmas Tm dreaming of a White Christmas .. For twenty-three Dearborn families, their dreams came true this Christmas, thanks to the Fordson Student Congress, which sponsors the annual fund-raising event. They started raising money in November with the Turkey Trot, and advisor Mr. Gary Ashcroft estimated that over $700.00 in goods were donated by the students. Ms. Ness’ first period class was the winner of the best-decorated Christmas basket with a beautiful ginger-bread house. Mr. Zarzycki’s class collected the most food — 15 full boxes. TOP: This group of students Is taking inventory of the goods. ABOVE: Boxes and boxes of food donated by Fordson students are ready to be sent out. FIRST ROW: Mustafa Essa, Fatmeh Essaill, Chris Estrada. Theresa Evans. Hassan Fadlallah. SECOND ROW: Rajaa Farhat. Radwan Faraj. Rachda Faraj, Mike Farron. Helen Fasano. THIRD ROW: Bahiya Fawaz. Kim Fawaz. Malaki Fawaz. Mike Fawaz. Jimmy Ferris. FOURTH ROW: David Galss. Joe Galante. Laurie Gallo. Heath Galyon. Anne Gascon. FIFTH ROW: Pam Giles. Noreen Gonzales. Lisa Grygorcewlcz. Habhab Habhab. Dabajeh Habib. 144 White Christmas ROW ONE: Eugene Habich, Andrew Halleck, Assad Hamed, Talal Hamed, Mohammed Hamid. ROW TWO: Mona Hamid, Amina Hamka, Nadia Hammoud, Zeln Hammoud, Steve Hanchon. ROW THREE: Nada HaraJII. Suzan Harajll, Robert Hausz, Jennifer Havens. Robert Hawrylak. ROW FOUR: Fatme Hazlme, Joumara Hazlmeh, Nadia Hazimeh, Betty Henrlcky, Robert Hernandez, ROW FIVE: Anne Marie Herrick. Cheryl Hinton, Chuck House. Lynn Hurley. Aref Hussein. TOP: Ronnie Stewart asks God to bless our food. BELOW: Nancy Dean checks to make sure the fruit in the cans are really the same color as the label advertises. ROW ONE: Hala Irani. Mohiba Jaefer. Nadia Jaafer. Michelle Jackson. Chuck Jakubik. ROW TWO: Ronald Jankowski. Athena Johnson. Amy Jones. Elizabeth Jones. Kelly Joseph. ROW THREE. Theresa Keller. Katie Kelly. Margaret Kelly. Mahar Khalaf. Khalil Khalil. White Christmas 145 Fordson Supporters Show Real Spirit TOP: Pat Hoffmann gets ready for the field goal at the Edsel Ford game. ABOVE: The spirited pom-pon squad performs during the Christmas concert. ROW ONE: Larry King, Richard King, Nancy Kiser, Mary Klzllclk, Joe Kopchla. ROW TWO: Michael Kopclk. Taml Koskyn, Tome Kostovskl, Jamie Kowal, Dino Kovas. ROW THREE: David Kramer. Ken Kucel, Laura Kuchka, Christine Labadle, Grace LaCaprara. ROW FOUR: Laura Lanava, Tom Lance. Alan Lang, Donna Lannl, Linda Larkin. ROW FIVE: Cher! Lashchuk, John Latin, Brenda Lefebvre, David Liberati, Gary Llngenfelter. ROW SIX: Lydia Lipani, Bob Locklear, Dale Logan, Karen Lombardi. Dave Loudon. ROW SEVEN: Mario Macarl, Frida Macki. Fran Magon, Vince Mahar, Mohamed Malsar. 146 ROW ONE: Milah Makki. Nawal Makki. Yolet Makki, Ahmad Malal, Mike Malewskl. ROW TWO: Bridget Maloney. Dan Mannarino. Warren Manser. Dave Marcon. Douglas Margitza. ROW THREE: AII Marj, Salvatore Marra. Claudia Marro, Leslie Marsh. Kim Marshall. ROW FOUR: Regina Marshall. Lisa Mason. Alcha Masri. Colombo Maura. Richard Mayle. LEFT: Junior Laura Kuchka gives the other team members the hlgh-five. ABOVE: These lovely ladles enjoy the action at the pep rally. TOP: The pep band entertains the crowd as Joel Wolf conducts. School Spirit 147 Close-Up, Chess Challenge Students Every year the Close-Up Founda- tion accepts students from all over the country to go to Washington D.C. During the Washington trip, students can take part in such things as government workshops, seminars and tours, plus much more. With the help of their advisor, Mrs. Pat Baron, Fordson’s Close-Up Participants were able to take tours throughout the Pentagon and other official buildings, which are normally closed to the public. There was also plenty of free time for those curious people who wanted to see more than just what the group saw. The Fordson Chess Team, coached by Mr. Paul Simmons, consists of about seven students. Ronnie Len was first in order of board, followed by Stacey Luke, Mark Marinicci and Mahmoud Fawaz. Unlike the other athletic teams, the Chess Team is not in the Wolverine-A league, but compete against teams like Gibralter, Plymouth Canton, Catholic Central and a few others. ROW ONE: Chris Mazaris. Laura Me Broom, Tina McCor- quodale, Lisa McDonald. Daniel McDougall. ROW TWO: Elizabeth McEldery, Dianna McGeogh, Michael McMaster, Rhonda Meadows. Robert Mercer. ROW THREE: Kim Merna. Domenlc Michell, Gezlm Miftarl, Mark Mlhalloff. Anthony Mllltello. ABOVE: Mr. Paul Simmons, a French and English teacher from Maples, coaches the Fordson Chess team. TOP RIGHT: Michael Bustomantl watches his opponent very carefully. ROW ONE: Pamela Miller, Suzette Miller, Jeanine Mills, Chadla Mlrl, Nadia Miri. ROW TWO: Philip Mitchell, Fatima Mockbil, Nikki Noglica, Saleh Mohamed, Alia Mohassen. ROW THREE: Michael Moneymaker. Keith Moore, Kimberly Moreno, Med a Morgos, Paula Morris. ROW FOUR: Rhonda Morrison. All Mosallam, Hala Moughni, Fatima Mroue, Ibrahim Mroue. BOTTOM LEFT: Raad Alawan and All Bazzi fool around while selling bagels for Close-Up. ABOVE: Erik Duenas concentrates on his next move. TOP RIGHT: Junior John Cherry participated In the Close-Up trip to Washington D.C. 149 Juniors Give Mixed Reviews FIRST ROW: Jeff Mruzlk. Debbie Murphy. Ken Muscat. Crystal Muscott, John Naccarto. SECOND ROW: Ahmad Nassar. Mohammad Nassar. Amne Nasser. Blllal Nasser. Mona Nasser. THIRD ROW: Brian Nastovskl. David Neme. Matthew Nemeth. Jennifer Newman. Tatjana Nicevska FOURTH ROW: Jeff Nlckoloff. Geofrey Noelke. Lorraine O’Hara. Steve Olech. Pam Oleszkowlcz. FIRST ROW: Jamal Oudief. FadeI Ouza. Anne Marie Pala. Dave Palchak. Paula Panepuccl SECOND ROW: Athena Parashos. Daxaben Patel. Prltl Patel. Paul Patyna, Michelle Pavllck THIRD ROW: Wanda Pezak. Andrew Phillips. Mike Phillips, Barb Phllpot. Domenico Pollclcchlo FOURTH ROW: Nlculal Polocoser, Michelle Posey. Martina Posky. Beth Possorek. Mary Prldemore. 150 Junior Lunch FIRST ROW: Glno Provenza, Karen Prusis, Gerald Pulk, Mark Pultorak SECOND ROW: Greg Rachwal. Hussein Rahal, Karen Restum, Annette Rlnslo, THIRD ROW: Glno Rosati, Ricky Rosclnl, Jerry Rutkowskl. Scott Ryan FOURTH ROW: Bilal Saad, Naim Saad, Saada Saad, Sally Saad OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP LEFT: Michelle Clolfl chows down while her boyfriend, Danny Herman, examines his food. TOP RIGHT: Mario Badia and Dave Loudon look away, as Scott Shaw prepares to BURP OATMEAL all over the table. ABOVE: Sandy Cybolskl Is caught cheating on her diet. RIGHT: Some Fordson students just can’t wait to sink their teeth Into the terrific cafeteria food. TOP RIGHT: The cafeteria food MUST be nasty, because Joey Kopchla looks like he is gonna throw-up tooI Junior Lunch 151 Juniors Enjoy School Life ROW ONE: John Sabatini. Jamal Sabbagh. Khadlje Sabbagh. Iman Salame. Amal Salameh. ROW TWO: Nabllla Salamey, Yvette Salamey. Huda Salem. Gilbert Sanchez. Parminder Sandhu. ROW THREE: Franco Santllll. Connie Sapia. Mohamed Sarelni. Dawn Saris. Robert Scarantlno. ROW FOUR: Joseph Schembrl. Jeffrey Schertzer. Hatlm Selim, Llmosa Selim. Christopher Selonko. ABOVE: Bobby Mercer and Sandl Abbas are as happy as ever. BOTTOM LEFT: Mario Badia claims he’s not skipping class. BELOW: Judy Burke and Michele Slklna really know how to get Involved with the game. ROW ONE: Frank Serazio. Areege Shakarjy. Shpresa Shaska. Scott Shaw. Hussein Shebli. ROW TWO: Michelle Shoucair. Michele Sikina, Nancy Skubik, Daniel Smuk. Maha Soueid. ROW THREE - Joanne Sould. Ken Spencer. Mary Spigner. Maureen Staunton, Elizabeth Stencel. UPPER RIGHT: Edgar Donabedian Is showing off his Cover Boy smile. BOTTOM RIGHT: Renee Bonemer proves that school can be interesting. ABOVE: David and Domenic are placing their bets on a basketball game. Junior Candida 153 Juniors Anticipate Senior Year at FHS ABOVE: Lorraine O’Hara states. ”Why me?” TOP: Fordson Juniors. Nancy Skublk and Michele Slklna. show the true meaning of friendship. RIGHT: Tamara Unis and Karen Restum are either very good friends or Siamese. 154 ROW ONE: Theresa Stewart. Gregory Stockton. Danlella Stoian. Martha Strelchert. Fllomena Succurro. ROW TWO: Roxanne Sudek. Susan Szewc, Paul Szuszman. Hassan Tabr, Jeanene Talbot. ROW THREE: Renee Tambeau. Nawal Tanana. Kimberly Tanner. Domenlc Tasslelll, Tammy Taylor. ROW FOUR: Diane Thornsberry. John Thornton. John Toloff. Thomas Tomchak. Donald Tome hick. ROW FIVE: Karin Tosh. David Turfe. Sana Turfe. Rebecca Tyler. Issa Unis. ABOVE: Renee Tambeau Is doing what she does best. ABOVE LEFT: Leslie Marsh is stumped on how to spell her name. BELOW: That’s disgusting. Juniors 155 ROW ONE: Tamara Unis, Renee Urban, David Vandali, Kelly Varga, Robert Vega. ROW TWO: Michael Vetowlch, Kevin Webb. Lisa Wehab, Pamela Wenclasky, Cindy West. ROW THREE: Debra White, Michele Whyte. Paul Wilder. Laura Williams, Janet Wolak. ROW FOUR: Jerald Woloszynski, Mark Wright. Wanda Yee. Mayyada Yehla, Chris Young. ROW FIVE: Anthony Zahler, Scott Zahler. Ahmed Zahra, Jennifer Zawora. Sophomore Officers, Achievers Noted Every high school class needs its officers for guidance and sup port. This year the sophomore class officers put in a lot of time and effort in order to provide the type of leadership needed for a successful class. Money was raised through such activities as bake sales, candy sales, and the sale of shoe laces. Helping to organize the fund raising activities was Sophomore Class Sponsor Mrs. Carol Groves. This year’s Sophomore Class President was Albert Divetta. He was assisted by Vice-President Todd Gonzales and Secretary Jan- ine Smerecki. The Sophomore Class, like all classes, also had some outstanding students. On this page and in others to follow, some of those outstanding students will be recognized. ABOVE: Tenth grade officers from left to right: Todd Gonzales. Janlne Smerecki. and Albert Divetta. BELOW: Mrs. Carol Groves. Sophomore Class Sponsor. ROW ONE: Najwa Abdallah. Samar Abdallah. Nazer Abdel-Fattah. Sam Abdou. Abdul-Salam Abdulla. Baheeg Abdulla. ROW TWO: Carolyn Abraham. Billy Adams, Nidal Ahmed. Sabri Ahmed. Perlan Ajredlnl. Mohammed AJrouche. ROW THREE: Amer Al-Amin. Wayel Al-Amin. Raad Alawan. Rose Alcodray. Lina Alamen. Barbara Alexander. ROW FOUR: Mosad Algahmi. Mona All, Nancy Allen. Angela Amato. Fred Amen. Nawal Amen. 156 ROW ONE: Salam Ananl. Laura Anderson. Sandra Andrews. Steve Antczak, Jodi Ashcroft. ROW TWO: Samira Ashkar. Shadia Attalia. Michelle Audla, Faten Awadallah. All Awadi. ROW THREE: Mohammed Awadi. Amy Ayoub. Mirvat Ayoub. Noah Ayoub. Wafa Ayyad. ROW FOUR: Todd Bagdonas. Gerald BaJ. Tom Balnlus. Patti Bank. Edmund Barlow. FIFTH ROW: Theresa Barr. Tracy Baumgart. All Baydoun. Intisar Baydoun. Joe Baydoun. ROW SIX: AH Bazzi. Gabi Bazzi. Hanan Bazzi. Han! Bazzi. Hussein Bazzi. Two of the 10th grade achievers for athletics are Dawn Clalone (above), and Rosemarie Bruno (below). Clalone was moved up from J. V. to the Varsity Basketball Squad. Bruno, as a sophomore, started on the varsity volleyball team. Sophomore Officers 157 Underclassmen Enjoy Their Study, Leisure ABOVE: This part of the chemistry class Is actually plotting to blow up the school. ABOVE LEFT: Ali Dagher doesn’t look too happy about the whole situation. ABOVE RIGHT: Chris Bunse Imitates the math teacher while he steps out of the room for a moment. FIRST ROW: Khalida Bazzi. Mariam Bazzl. Mi lad Bazzi. Siham Bazzi. Wafa Bazzi. SECOND ROW: Carrie Beaublen. Mohamed Bedoun. Fay Berry. Fay Berry. Fatmeh Berry. THIRD ROW: May Berry. Mustafa Berry. Shieraz Berry. Susan Berry. Ali Beydoun. FOURTH ROW: Hlsham Beydoun. Mohammed Beydoun. Wissam Beydoun. Carey Birmingham. Matt Bis. 158 Underclassmen ABOVE: Mike Is caught looking at Janelle Deland's paper while we catch her attention. BELOW: Mass Media student Mike Kopcik tries to ignore us. FIRST ROW: Paul Bitar, Wayne Black. Star Bledsoe. Margaret Borg. Sabah Boussi. SECOND ROW: Heather Bowie. Theresa Burleson. Gordon Bradford. Noelle Bradley. Eddy Bratton. THIRD ROW: Johnny Brazas. Clay Brown. Patrick Brown. Keith Bruce. Rosemarie Bruno. FOURTH ROW: Robert Bucciarelli. Kim Bumbalough. Geri Burgess. Thomas Capper. Rochelle Cardiel. FIFTH ROW: Simone Caron. Holly Caruso. Teresa Casey. Ali Chahine. AH Chami. SIXTH ROW: Robert Chicko. Jeanne Ann Chiodo. Miles Christmas. Dawn Clalone. Sabatino Cia vagi ia. SEVENTH ROW: Bill Ciccone. Charles Cloca. Michelle Clolfi. Steve Cohron, Robert Cole. Underclassmen 159 Wanted Wanted Talented Frosh ROW ONE: Kevin Collier, Theresa Cosenza. Carrie Costa. Missy Crooblock, Larry Cuclnella. ROW TWO: Sandy Cybolskl. Kris Czaplewski. Said Dadaja. Hanaa Dakhallah, Imad Dakhallah. ROW THREE: Salwa Dakroub. Danny Darwish. Laurie Davidson. Melvin Davis, Nancy Dean. WANTED: Varsity Wrestler. Gus Slmshauser Is an achiever for being a varsity wrestler In his sophomore year, boasting a winning record as well as placing fourth In Fordson’s Invitational. WANTED: Outstanding Student. She-She Abraham, a member of the Yearbook staff, is an achiever for being an outstanding student. She-She did some photography, copy, lay outs, and sales. Now, THAT’S an outstanding student! ROW ONE: Marla DeGarmo. Craig DeLand. Diane Delgado. Rose Delgado. Suzanne Denys. ROW TWO: Rana Debass. Linda Dldyk, Di mitra Dlmltriou, Al Dlvetta, Dan Dochonetz. ROW THREE: Tina Doll. Bob Donvlg. Kristy Draus. Erik Duenas. Michelle Durkin. WANTED: Math Scholar. Ronnie Len Is an achiever for being a whiz In math. He will be taking college courses next semester to enhance his studies. ROW ONE: Sue Elhawll, Moahmed Eljahml. Ahlam Elayan, Andrew Ellison, Bruce Encheff. ROW TWO: Renee Eskelinen, Yazee Essa, Rayed Esselly, Clnthia Estrada, Ibtlsam Fadhl. ROW THREE: Sina Fadhl, Alda Faraj, Fadla Faraj, Shadla Faraj. Fad! Faraj. ROW FOUR: Mohammed Faraj. Nemr Faraj. Hassan Farhat, Brian Feather. Ed Feeley. ROW FIVE: Martin Ferris. Bryan Foe, Laura Galay. Donna Gascon, Jeanette Geladln. WANTED: Graceful Skater. Jodi Ashcroft Is an achiever for her graceful skating. In competition, she placed second In precision for the Crystallettes. second In the Midwest and third in the state. I WANTED: Talented Musician. Chalresse Gencyoz, an achiever for being a talented cello player: she has played for six years and has been rated No. 1 In solo and ensemble. Instrumental, Vocal Music Harmonize uittiiOl i V ROW ONE: Charisse Gencyuz, Matthew Giradin, Christina Gonzalez, Noreen Gonzalez, Todd Gon- zalez. Dana Goodman, Margaret Gorno. Thomas Gorno, Charlotte Goutlmy. ROW TWO: Andrew Grabowski, Patricia Grech, Tamara Grover, John Gubka. Michael Gubka, Michelle Gulin. Gary Gusler, Arthur Gutowski. Hassen Habhab. ROW THREE: Moln Habhab. Michael Hadad, Sami Hajhassan, Samara Hamad, Hussein Hamade, Yamamah Hamdan, Herrla Hamid, Hanan Hamka, Zobeida Hamka. 162 Underclassmen ROW ONE: AmaI Hammoud. Timothy Hanchon, Mirvat Harb, Joe Harrington, Cheryl Harris. ROW TWO: Lina Hashem. William Haskins, I mad Hassan, Mark Havens. Kimberly Hawkins. ROW THREE: Leslie Hawrylak, Steven Hayes, Ida Harp. Ferial Hazemy, Hassan Hazime. ROW FOUR: Nawal Hazimeh. Michael Henderson, Danny Herman. Laura Herrick. Michael Hicks. ROW ONE: Alex Homayed. Aaron Horvath. Karl Hussein, Elizabeth Hounchell. Michael Hritzak. ROW TWO: Anna Maria Hrnjak, Joel Hurley, Fatme Hussein. Susan Hyssen. ROW THREE: Mike laquaniello, Michelle Illingworth. Hassan Irani, Ida Issa. ROW FOUR: Salvatore luliano. Hussein Jaafer. Hanna Jaber. Greg Jackson. OPPOSITE PAGE: The 1983-84 Fordson Marching Band and Pom-Pon Squad. ABOVE: The 1983-84 Fordson Jazz Choir. TOP RIGHT: The 1983-84 Fordson Select Ensemble. Underclassmen 163 Underclassmen Work Together, Alone ROW ONE: Barb Javor, Jeannie Jedynak. Cathy Johnson. Eric Johnson. ROW TWO: Linda Johnson. Dianne Jozefczyk. Betty Jucha. Nebie Jusufi. ROW THREE: Jerry Kalinowski, Steve Karas. Michelle Keens. Karl Kennedy. ROW FOUR: Moe Khalil. Andy Kirkhart. Karen Kopka. Sana Koussan. ROW FIVE: Houie Kirkorian. Richard Kuc. Michael Kurczewski. Dawn Kus- terer. ROW SIX: Christine Lacinski. David Lacinski. Jim Lalko. Jim Leijten. ROW SEVEN: Tammy LeJack. TOP: Raad Alawan and AH Bazzi sell bagels for Close-Up. an organization that sends students to Washington to study government. ABOVE: Hyam Jumaa finds out that the dictionary can be very helpful. 164 Underclassmen ROW ONE: Ronald Len. Scott Lewis. Kelly Lindsay. Grace Locricchio. Lamont Logan. Susan Lotarski. ROW TWO: Frank Lozenich, Kelly Lutteke. Leslie Lyons. Rosemary Lyscas. Kirk Lytwyn. Richie Mackie. ROW THREE: Talal Maisari. Ahmed Makki. All Makki. Hassan Makled. Hassan Makled. Ashar Maktari. ROW FOUR: Sue Malicki. James Maikuwicz. Jeffery Mallad. Dotty Malushi. Enza Mannarino. Sharon March. ROW FIVE: Nancy Marinakos. Mark Marinucci. Kim Marro. Samira Mashhour. Kalil Masri. Maha Mated. ROW SIX: Vince Maura. Larry May. Frances Mazzucca. Renee McAuley. Mary McComb. Jeff Mercer. ABOVE: Hassan Makled gets locked out of class again. BELOW: Sophomore Hussein Naji tries to carry on an intelligent conversation with Chawky Jafer, but has much difficulty. Underclassmen 165 Fordson Offers Students A Variety of Activities ROW ONE: Stephanie Mileto. Fadia Miri. Cristina Monteiro. Tamara Moreno. Victoria Morga. ROW TWO: Steve Morrison, Hussein Moukalled. Richard Munoz. Jim Murray. Zenepe Mustafa. ROW THREE: Ali Naji. Sam Naji. Ghada Nassar. Youssef Nassar. Ray Navarro. ROW FOUR: Heather Newman. Truong Nguyen. Jill Noelke. Vicki Noroyan. Diane O'Malley. ROW FIVE: Michael Onyskin. Carolyn Orne. Michael Orr. Krista Osada. Claudia Palchak. ROW SIX: Michael Papoulias, Perry Paras. Upendra Patel. John Paulsen. Andrea Pavle. ROW SEVEN: Pam Pawlik. Jimmy Perrone. John Pesko. Kimberly Pesko. Richard Pesko. TOP LEFT: Matthew Simshauser shows it still Is a man's world when it comes to doing the hard work. LEFT: Lou Winters and Chris Neeley enjoy a free breakfast at the Wheel Inn. 166 Underclassmen TOP LEFT: Beth Possorek and Shpresa Shaska show how the buddy system works in gym class. TOP RIGHT: Tom Tomchak captures the action on his carefully trained camera. ABOVE: Judy Oikowski struts her stuff on the way to class. ABOVE RIGHT: Rim Moreno struts her stuff during a half-time show. Carnations: A Fordson Favorite ABOVE: Mr. Walter Gross seems upset because his marvelous lecture has been put on hold by the distribution of carnations. BOTTOM LEFT: Tom Salinger passes out carnations on Valentine’s Day. ROW ONE: Nicole Petish, Pete Petroi, Thomas Phelps. Mario Pollclcchio. Gino Polidori. ROW TWO: John Pool. Danyelle Potter, Angela Precopio. Steven Preiss. Sam Rakipi. ROW THREE: Chris Rakovalis. Mike Ramirez. Betty Ramolli. Kimberly Ramos. Paul Rea. ROW FOUR: Hussein Restum. Doug Ritthaler. Theresa Rohrig. Susan Rossi. Matt Rule. ROW ONE: Gina Runco. Kirk Rydzlk. Charles Saad. Adiba Saad. Rhonda Saad. ROW TWO: Salma Saad. Joanne Sabatini. Inched Saghir. Andy Salagan. Jamal Salame. ROW THREE: Kamal Salame. Khalil Salami. AH Salamey. Dennis Salllotte. Sukwant Sandhu. ROW ONE: Housseln Sareini, Debbi Saunders. Ken Sawicki, Don Schaffer. Joe Scharf. ROW TWO: Chris Schwartz. Kristine Sciarrotta, Gino Sessa. James Seward. Ali Shami. ROW THREE: Mona Shami. Theresa Sharay. Yildes Sherlfovskl, Cindy Shoucair, Scott Siepierski. ROW FOUR: Matthew Simshauser. Melissa Skiba. Janine Smerecki. Joan Smith, Steve Smith. ROW FIVE: Sandra Smuk. Vyte Snapstys. Gerald Soelz, Fatmeh Soueid. Dan Spanos. ABOVE: Look. Siamese quintuplettes! BELOW: Russell Donelson says. “Come on. make my day! Underclass Candids ABOVE: David Gaiss spends some time In the library working on homework. BELOW: Strongman Raid Amir tries to bend a pole. BOTTOM RIGHT: Miss Jan Dawson seems pleased that her class is working. ROW ONE: Bridgett Scirihalo. Lynwood Stanley. Petrico Stoian. Pat Succurro, Lana Swaney ROW TWO: Donald Swanson. Paul Swiatlowski. Joseph Sykes. Joe Szczesniak. Elizabeth Szymanskl ROW THREE: David Tackett. Frank Talerico. Rita Talerico. David Tamburro. Micheal Taschereau ROW FOUR: All Tokko. Marisa Tomassi. Tony Tomei. Nlckolas Toth. Theresa Turpen ROW FIVE: Robert Vacca. Cathy Vaccaro. Gigi Vaka. Danny Vallone. Mary Vaughan. RIGHT: At a special ceremony In honor of Mr. Robert Olsen, a math teacher who died during the summer of 1983. Mr. Robert Flee eulogized Mr. Olsen. BOTTOM RIGHT: Part of the faculty who attended the special ceremony. ROW ONE: Jose Velazques. Marianne Wan tuck. Tina Watt. Ron Wehemelster. David White. ROW TWO: Dawn Whitsett, Tony Wldner. Joe Williams. Lisa Williams. Tammy Williamson. ROW THREE: Chris Wludyka. Deanna Wontroba, Patricia Worden. Pete Xantheas, Entesar Yafai. ROW FOUR: Dale Young. Tony Zaborskl. Sabrina Zejnell. Pietro Zeolla. Dean Zesses. ROW FIVE: Mark Zielinski. Kelly Zoyiopoulas. Underclassmen 171 The Class of ’87 Looks to the Future ROW ONE: Nabila Abdallah. Suzanne Abdilla, Miaad Abdulla, Ayed Abu Salah. Joe Adamo. ROW TWO: Skalnah Ahmad. Fanda Ahmed. Laura Ahmed. Frank Ahnert. Merita Ajredlnl. ROW THREE: Nlmoza AJredlnovska. Hussam Al-Salman. Donald Alanls. AII Alaouleh. Chlmene Alawan. ROW FOUR: Roxanne Alclnl. Muna All. Aaron Allen. Heather Allison. Rochelle Almanza. ROW FIVE: Raid Alqadhi. David Alvarez. Nawal Amen. Mlrvat Amen. Sam Amen. ROW ONE: Mansoor Amr. Mike Anderson. Leah Ankeny. Zeld Aoun, Mae Arlan, Llane Arpasl. ROW TWO: Samir Ashkar. Dianna Ashmore, Toni Atkinson, Ndlah Aun, Walel Awadallah. Ahmed Ayyad. LEFT: Llmosa Selim asks the camera man, ‘‘Ain’t I cute?” TOP RIGHT: Tammy Butzler auditions for the Uncle Sam poster “I Want YouI” J ABOVE: Heather Bowie says, Not today, I'm not in the mood for any homeworkI” BELOW: Jeff Musial participates in Mass Media’s Video Valentines. ROW ONE: David Bailog, Joy Ann Baker. William Barlow, Caroline Battle. Christine Baum. ROW TWO: Ali Baydoun, Oussama Baydoun, Adla Bazzi. Diana Bazzi, Hassan Bazzi. ROW THREE: Hassan Y. Bazzi. Hussein Bazzi. Mike Bazzi. Mohamad Bazzi. Rashad Bazzy. ROW FOUR: Angela Beard. Melinda Beckes. Claudio Belli. Anthony Bellissimo, Linda Berro. ROW FIVE: Abdallah Berry. Angelic Berry. Michelle Berry. Ray Berry. Steve Bettley ROW SIX: Rahab Beydoun. Bob Bitar, Gary Black, Gary Blanks. Lillian Bobosky. ROW SEVEN: Deonna Boman. Lisa Boni. Maureen Bowler. Freshmen 173 Fordson Students Strive To Succeed ABOVE: Fredie Amen hopes to be chosen muscleman of the month. BELOW: Tammy Butzier and Charlene Mekled, both freshmen, smile on their way to their next class. BELOW LEFT: Sophomore Nicole Petlsh works on a page for the Tower Tribune. ROW ONE: Amy Bradley. Lisa Brooks. Thomas Brooks. Douglas Brown. Maria Bruno. ROW TWO: Scott Bullock. Patricia Burns. Tammy Butzier. Kenneth Carlman. Michael Carney. ROW THREE: Denise Castelvetere. Christopher Cataldo. Michelle Celmer. Tony Cercone. David Chahine. ROW FOUR: Fadia Chahine. Amanda Chandler. Lubna Charara. Mohammed Charara. All Chehab. 174 Underclassmen ROW ONE: Joseph Chiado, Jerry Christmas, Lisa Church, Laura Clark. Shelly Clark. ROW TWO: Camelia Cociuba. Theresa Cohron. Michelle Coleman. Lee Conley. Anna Conte. ROW THREE: Kim Copeland, Dawn Cornelius, Jeff Crouch, Russell Curcuru. Jeff Danley. ROW FOUR: Kassim Darwish. Ann Debene, Ann Marie Deptula, Maria Distefano. James Ditton. ROW FIVE: James Divetta, Carol Dockery. Marie Domanico, Marianne Donohue. Lisa Drotar. TOP: This group of girls seems to have forgotten about the volleyball game in progress. ABOVE: Mrs. O’Brien draws the winning name in one of the WOW contests. LEFT: Lydia Lipani. Karen Prusis, and Angie Folberg help out at a swim meet. Underclassmen 175 ABOVE: Chris Parkett and Melanie Monaghan get ready for customers at the half-time. BELOW: Dawn Taft asks. Where’s the beef? NO. I mean the ball. BOTTOM RIGHT: Margaret Valesco has an uncanny talent for finding door handles behind her back. 176 Underclassmen ROW ONE: Azzam Elder. Zeinab El-Sayed. Demlr Elikara. Carolyn Enright. Salma Essaili. ROW TWO: Ayman Fadhl. All Faraj. AH Faraj. Mariam Faraj. Zoukaa Faraj. ROW THREE: Fouad Fardous. Mohamad Fardous. All Fawaz. Hussein Fawaz. Janice Fawaz. ROW FOUR: Joann Fawaz. Mariam Fayz. John Feeley. Cynthia Finnegan. Tammy Fitzgerald. ROW FIVE: Frank Flores. Roberto Furgluele. Eugene Fusco. Glen Gable. Eleanore Garback. School Is a Place To Make Friends RIGHT: Freshman Trish Burns seems to be happy about something her friend has told her. BOTTOM RIGHT: This group of freshmen tries its best not to crack up. ROW ONE: Colleen Garrick. Michael Garrison. Kemal Geladln. Kristina Gierczak. ROW TWO: Pamela Gllllspie. Alicia Gonzalez. Jacqueline Gorno. Joseph Grech. ROW THREE: Randall Greco. Christopher Green. David Guerrieri. Habbas Habbas. ROW FOUR: Mariam Hachem, Klnda Haddad. Fadia Haidous. Michael Halt. ROW FOUR: Salah Hamed. Hussein Hamid. Jamal Hamid. Hala Hamka. Underclassmen 177 ROW ONE: lhab Hamka, Amal Hammoud, Hammoudie Hammoud, Hassen Hammoud, Mary Beth Hannon. ROW TWO: Abbas Harajll. Alan Ahmad Harajll. Fatme Harb. Paula Harless, Ida Harp. ROW THREE: Michelle Harper, Deborah Harris, K ha led Hassen, Laura Hassen. Marc Hawkins. ROW BELOW: NINTH GRADE VOLLEYBALL: ROW ONE: Lisa Lewan- dowski. Chris Miller. Kim Williams. Lisa Riza. Amy Lance ROW TWO: Dawn Taft, Sally Mrozinskl. Hyam Jumaa. Maria Bruno. ROW THREE: Laura Polidori, Tammy Butzier, Coach Ron Bukowski, Nancy Vellu, Sue Abdilla, NOT PICTURED ■ Kim Joseph and Gina Polanski ABOVE: Brian Stuk positions himself for a rebound In a game against Allen Park. FOUR: Hassan Hazamy. Mohamed Hazlme. Theodore Hicks. Richard Hodges. Sean Horgan. ROW FIVE: Darren Horvath. Jason Horvath. Michael Horvath, Cry sty Huet. Stephen Hughes. 178 Freshman Sports Freshmen Contribute to Sports ROW ONE: Kim Hunter. Lisa Hunter. Hussein Huraibi. Julie Hurd. Saleh Hussein. ROW TWO: Zinet Hyssen. Frances lanni. Yasmin llayan. Brian Illingworth. Frank luliano. ROW THREE: Silan Jaber, AH Jabr, Thomas Jackson. Nahia Jafer, Edward Jafer. Edward Janik. ROW ONE: Mark Janssen. Joseph Jaske. Rabih Jawad. Christopher Jeffery. Larry Jones. ROW TWO: Michael Jones. Kim Marie Joseph. Hyam Jumaa, Enver Jusufi. Noel Kadri. ROW THREE: Bassam Karkaba. Frank Kashat. Debbie Kashen. Abraham Kassem. Nada Kassem. NINTH GRADE BASKETBALL. ROW ONE: Sergio Marcon. Jamal Sabbagh. Hilal Saad. Mike Mercer. J. J. Sytek. Steve Wygonik. Mahmoud Saad ROW TWO: Coach Derda. Allie Assed. Chris Cataldo. Brian Mruzik. Frank Ahnert. Brian Stuk. Ihab Hamka. Hassan Bazzl. Bassem Karkaba Freshmen Sports 179 Sophomores, Freshmen Study Hard ROW ONE: Ziad Kazbour, Dythavy Keo, Zuher Khalaf. Dan Kimberlin. Darrell Kinder. ROW TWO: Michele Kopcik. Miles Korte. David Koslkowski. Mike Rostov ski. Yionna Koutroulis. ROW THREE: Sherri Kresge. Jackie Krolczyk. Kari Kubik. Paul Kush. Maria Lacarla. ROW FOUR: Amy Lance. Kim Lapeer. Tina Lara. Julie Lajiness. Martin Lavin. ROW FIVE: Julie Laws. William Lehman. Lisa Lewandowski. Dania Lindros. Diane Llnzmaier. ROW SIX: Wallace Listopad. Lori Little. Josie Ljumani. Steven Lomas. Michael Loos. ROW SEVEN: Todd Losie. Chiara Luce. Stacey Luke. Michelle Mackey. Kathy Macki. ABOVE: Sophomore Nicole Petish is not doing her homework, but actually writing a note to her best friend. BELOW: Nancy Marinakos and Adiba Saad cut class to Find a photographer to take their picture. 180 Underclass Candlds ROW ONE: Chris Madsen. Seantell Mahoney. Kamal Makki. Klfah Makki. Tarrl Makki. ROW TWO: Debra Malickl. Allen Mallad. Liliana Mannarino, Robin Manning. Hussein Mansour. ROW THREE: Christina Marcantonio. Sergio Marcon. Angela Martin. Mohamad Mashhour. Lisa Masterofrancesco. ROW ONE: Duane Mathews, James McDonald. Kevin McKee. Bed r la Med in. Charlene Mekled. ROW TWO: Michael Meloche. Michael Mercer. Belas Mheisen. Michael Miclea. Robert Mikolai. TOP RIGHT: '7 don’t know the answer. Why are you asking me?” says Derek Unis. CENTER RIGHT: ”Ok, what do I do next?” asks Anna Taddei. BOTTOM RIGHT: Some students gather around the main stairway before school. Underclass Candlds 181 Fordson Boasts Attractive Gals, Guys ABOVE: Dee Dee Potter demonstrates what the fashionable Fordsonite wears while on the town. TOP RIGHT: Dimitra Dlmltriou strikes a half-serious pose for the photographer. ROW ONE: Rodney Mickolal. Chris Miller. Bashir Mohamed. David Morga. Mike Morgos. ROW TWO: Natalie Mosallam. Becky Moser. Michelle Motowski. Ahmad Moughni. Hafez Mroue. ROW THREE: Nadia Mroue. Sally Mroziski. Brian Mruzlk. Mike Mruzik. Derek Mudge. 182 Underclassmen ROW ONE: Ali Muqbal. Victoria Murray, William Murray, Jeffrey Musial, lima Naccarato. ROW TWO: Kifah Nassar, Abdullah Nasser, Chris Neeley. Bernadette Nemeth. Hai Ronald Newton. ROW THREE: Dunia Nimeh, Erin O'Brien. Marisa Olczak, Judy Olkowski. Kerry O’Sada. ROW FOUR: Haidar Ouza, Hilal Ouza, Marius Owen, Pete Panousopoulos, Robert Parks. ROW FIVE: Jerri Parrelly, Karla Paulsen. Tom Peet. Judy Pelle, Edward Perez. TOP: Shame on you. Cindy Estrada. CENTER: Sue Malicki and Joan Smith build a model plane. BELOW: Mary McComb consults the computer. LEFT: Gary Gusler says. Wait a minute, now Fordson’s Freshmen Are Looking Good! ROW ONE: Cathy Perri. Cheryl Pesko, Penny Peterman, Marie Phillips, Emanuela Piccirilli, Felice Piroli, Kim Pola, Gina Polanski, Laura Polldori, Mary Ann Porada, Scott Portis. ROW TWO: Jennifer Pruneau, Renee Pruneau. Shari Pulk, Patricia Pultorak, Todd Rago, Leslie Rains, Dijana Rakipi, Merita Rakipi, Majed Rammouni. Mahmoud Ramouni. Lyn Randolph. ROW THREE: Shadi Reda, Tammy Restum, Lisa Riza, Susie Rizk, Therese Roch, Alex Roehl, Vanessa Rosemann, Victor Rosinski, Heather Rossi, Don Rutherford, Hilal Saad. ROW FOUR: Ibitihage Saad, Kim Saad. Mahmoud Saad. Waffa Saad. Jamil Sabbagh, Khaled Sabbagh, Mariam Sabbagh, Steve Sabo. Mohamed Saeed, Fay Saghir, David Sain. ROW FIVE: Dawn Salagan, Fady Salamey, Jeanette Salamey, Abdo Saleh, Cheryl Saleh. Nasser Saleh. Steve Salem. David Salwa, Josephine Santioni, Angelo Sapia, Abdallah Sareini. ROW SIX: Farid Sareini, Fay Sareini. Nowal Sareini, Younes Sareini, Lisa Scarantino, Charles Schwartz. Lisa Schupra, Laura Seychel, Katherine Shady, Carey Shamat. Maha Shami. ROW SEVEN: Norman Sharay, Kas Shaska, Hollie Shaw, Joe Sison. Robert Slavin, Dave Smalley, Daryl Smith. Rachael Snyder. Thomas Sobczak, Constantine Spanos. Renee Spicer. 184 Underclassmen BLOCK ONE. ROW ONE: Vicky Staniciu. Mike Staunton. Lynn Stnencel. Chris Stergiadls. ROW TWO: Steve Stergiou. Edward Stockton. John Stuchell. Brian Stuk. ROW THREE: George Stylianou. Raif Sulolli. Rob Susko, James Sytek. ROW FOUR: Catherine Szymanski. Cheryl Tackett. Anna Taddei. Dawn Taft. ROW FIVE: Amal Taieb. Nahi Taleb. Salam Taieb, Aman Tanana. BLOCK TWO. Samar Tanana, Bryan Tanner, Suna Tayeh, Troy Taylor. Samer Tekko. Oscar Thomason. Lisa Toccaceli. ROW TWO: Jenifer Toczylowski. Ghada Trani, Dieuphuoc Truong. David Truskowski. Ed Turfe. Mary Turfe, Derek Unis. ROW THREE: Drita Vaka. Steve Vanalstine. Kim Varga. Margaret Velasko. Nancy Veliu. Sharon Walsh. Melana Wells. ROW FOUR: Don West, Giselle White, Karen Whitehead. Lisa Whitlow. Tom Whitsett, Glen Widener. Lee Ann Wldener. ROW FIVE: Rhonda Widner, Terry Wilamowski. Kim Williams. Valerie Wincel, Louis Winters. Mary Winston, Stanley Wiwigacz. BLOCK THREE. ROW ONE: John Wizelius, Chris Wojciechowski. Kris Wolter. Mona Wright. ROW TWO: Carlene Wroblewski. Bob Wroblewski. Steve Wygonik, Paul Wysocki. ROW THREE: Terry Yee. Manal Yehia. Silan Zaban. Ghada Zahr. ROW FOUR: Vasilakis Zoyiopoulos, Tammy Zrebiec. Alex Zwlnak. Underclassmen 185 Candids ... Candids ... Candids ... Candids Index Faculty and Staff Abramson. Dorothy 17 Ahmad. Rihab Ashcroft. Gary 12. 20. 64 Auxier. Helen 27 Azzouz. Nadia 41 Bach. Ralph 22. 129 Baker. Eugene 19 Baron. Pat 21. 108. 109. 140 Bates, Murray 26 Beardslee. Lyle 14. 104. 105 Beardslee. Verlyn 14 Bengtsson. Carl 23, 198, 199 Bennett. Ken 23 Bentzinger. Kathy 12 Beydoun. Issaaf Bloch, Leonard 18 Brammer. Robert 22 Brown. Rex 19 Bukowski. Ron 32. 178 Bunse. Bev 36. 37 Burnett. Clark 21 Chambers. Bruce 21 Cicero, Richard 29 Costanzo. Lillian 13 Coulter, Pat 19 Cramer. Norman 19 Cullen. Merrl 110 Cyrul, Ron 29 Dabaja. Fouad 35 Dalida. John 24 Derda, Tom 22, 140, 179 Dawson. Jan 36. 37. 170 Derderian, Harold 18 DeYonke. Darlene 14 Fadlallah, Imad 41 Faiior. Dorothy 13 Fairman, Pat 33, 120, 121 Field. Sue 17 Flee. Robert 24. 171 Forsthoefel, Mark 21 Fryzel, Ed 18. 61. 199 Gardner. Candace Gilmore. Diane 30 Gross. Walter 20. 168 Grove. Carol 18 Gunton, Jim 25 Hales. Beth 110, 133 Hamdan. Elham Harp. Albert 31 Harry, Dorothy 16 Hartshorn. Ralph 16 Hebert. Vincent 24 Heinz. Gary 35 Herbel. Richard 16 Hespen. Phil 28 Hitchner, Joan 33, 118, 119 Hodak, Mary 25 Holland. William 32 Hungo. Mike 20 Jestice. Charles 25, 37, 98 Kaadou. Wadih Katona, Joseph 23 King, Edward 21 Kosmalskl. Kenneth Kreger. 32. 102. 103. 126 Krug. Alice 14 Kurczynskl. Leon 34 Kurmas, Daniel 12. 20 Kwiatkowskl. Bev Lamerator. Janet 21 Lampson, Debbie 36. 37 Larkin. Virginia 31 Leslie. William 18 Letsche. William 12. 13. 67 Lewis. George 33 Linville. James 34 Maas. William 23 Madias. Maritsa 28. 60 Martin, Jack 29 Martinak, Rudolph 22 Marzalek. J. 114 Matthews, Doris 24 McCarthy. Linda McIntosh. Donald 26 McIntosh, Donald 26 McIntyre. John 32, 33. 116, 126 McKae, Joe 14. 107 Michael, Karim-Abdel Mikaelian, Sharon 13 Moawad. Fouad 106. 132 Moore. Jack Morga. Carmen 122, 123 Nabozny. Dorothy 13 Ness. Margot 30 Nilis. James 27 Noelke. David 18 Nori. Teresa O’Brien. Barbara 12. 175 Ochsner. Alan 34 Olsen. Robert 25, 171 Orris. Fred 20 Ossenmacher. John 19 Pearson. Allan 22 Petrie, James 17 Pizzino. Ray 34 Podorsek. William 24 Polidori, Ray 34 Potter. Gerald 34 Provan. Marge 14 Provenza, Frank 26 Rifkin. Janet 27 Rizik. Diane 17 Robison. Sandra 12 Rocus, Paul Sample. Wendy Sareini, Moussa 40 Scaramucci, Rosa 30 Schultz. Ray 19 Skerritt, James 18 Slebodnick, Michael 19 Sohikiaz. Jeff 114 Spain. John 129 Stanyar. Angela 30 Stackpoole. Mary 31 Stasinos. Steve 21 Stergalas. Jeff 35, 137 Stoyenoff. Fred 19. 21 Sullivan, Tom 19 Summers. Adelaide 36 Swanson, Dorothy 16. 49 Taylor. Judith 36 Theisen, Marie 14 Todd. James 27 Toler. Jerome Topolewski. Richard 35 Unis. Wafa Urso, Sally Valentine, Virginia 33 Vick, James 35 Wabeke. Mary Lou 27 Ward. Edith 31 Waterkamp. Henry 31 Weller. Hugh 26. 124 Westrich, Marilyn 26, 27 Wininger, Jqcqueline 19. 48 Yokie. Karl 16 Zakolski, Norbeft 20 Zimmerman. Richard 18. 47. 62 Seniors Abdallah. Belal 65. 95 Abdallah, Hassan 65. 106 Abdallah. Nazih 65 Abdallah, Wassim 63. 65 Abdo, Steve 62. 63. 65, 88 Abraham. Richard 70 Adams. Eileen 65 Adkins. Scott 65 Ahmed. Ida 94 Ahmed, Thomas 65, 75, 91 Al. Michal 65 Alawan, Eide 65 74 Alcodray, Zouhour 65 All. William 67. 114 Allen. David 65, 129 Allen. Gretchen 66. 75 Alonzi, Sherry 66 Alotta, Elizabeth 68. 91, 118 Amato. John 66 Andrek. Linda 66 Andrick. John 66 Andrus. Nicholas 66. 88 Ankeny. Rachel 49, 53, 66 Ankouny, Karl 66. 74. 198 Arfan, Suleiman 66. 71. 99 Ashkar. Adel 104. 105. 129 Ashker. Tammy 66 Audia. Frank 25. 65, 66 Aukskalnis, George 63. 66. 86,126 Ayoub, Abdul 66 Aziz. Sammer 74 Balomenos, Alexis 59, 68. 77, 110. Ill, 124 Baran, Kandi 49, 66. 79 Bartlett. Kevin 32. 66. 107. 126 Bartsch, Torsten 49. 66, 73. 106, 118 Basileo. Diane 67 Bastine. Dan 67 Baum. Steven 67, 120 Baydoun. All 94. 106. 114 Baydoun, Hameh 67 Bazzi, Ann 67 Bazzi, Malak 67 Bazzi, Nehma 67 Bazzi. Sonia 67 Bechard, Andrew 67 Bechard. Matthew 68 Belcher, Jerry 68 Bellissimo. Lisa 68 Berky. David 68 Berry. Ali 68 Berry, Darlene 68 Berry. Mary 68 Berry. Michael 68. 95. 105. 129 Beydoun, Fatme 68 Beydoun, Rabia 68. 132 Bieranowski, Chelia 39. 68 Black. Darrell 68. 129 Borg, Maryann 69 Bratton. Robert 69 Brinkley, Shannon 69 Brooks, David 69 Brunner. Kelly 27. 69 Buczynski. David 68. 122 Bushamie. Joe 16, 51. 68. 80. 94. 114 Call. Sean 104, 105 188 Index Campbell. Mark 70. 96. 114 Cascardo. Steve 69 Casey, Shawn 69, 114 Cassiday, Shawn 62. 88 Castelvetere, Jim 44, 70, 104, 105. 129 Celmer, Judith 70 Chahine, Ibrahim 70 Chahine, Joe 70 Chahine, Nadia 70 Chandler. Kim 70. 102, 103, 118, 119, 130, 131 Charara, Hassan 70, 74, 95. 96 Chehab. Mohamad 70 Cherry. Christine 70, 93, 199 Chimento, Laura 70 Clccone, Kim 63. 70 Clough, Dawn 71, 124 CoCo, Sandra 71 Conciello, Greg 71 Corbett. Michael 71. 122 Cosenza, Nancy 71 Costa. Lisa 39. 44. 51, 69. 71. 96 Costello. Ed 70. 71. 89. 99 Costello, Frank 71 Crider, Henry 58, 71 Crosby, Tim 71 Curcuru, Marian 71, 110 Dagher, Radwan 71 Daily. Pat 71, 126, 127 Dakroub, All 72, 98 Davis. Joe 96. 199 Dean. Mark 120 Digiorgio, Marcus 72 Dimeglio. Holly 72. 110. Ill Doll. Kim 132 Donabedian. Eric 69. 72. 114, 115, 199 Drummond. Jon 70, 72, 98, 129, 137 DuBois, Ursula 72 Dwyer, Joe 94 Edwards, Don 116 EIHawli, Wafaa 72 Esselly, David 72 Fadlailah, Jihad 72 Fall, Barry 72 Faraj, Majida 72 Fawaz, Houwyda 72 Fecteau. Kevin 72 Ferrante, Richard 72 Flores, Henry 72 Flores, Virginia 72 Flynn, James 52, 65. 73, 197 Folberg, Angelique 124, 175 Fowler, Denise 51, 64, 73, 85. 142 Fronczak, Daniel 94. 122 Gascon, Victoria 73 Gencyuz, Mete 84, 95 George. Paul 73 GUI, Michele 73. 124 Giovannini, Thomas 122 Glovannone. Angela 39, 51, 73 Glovannone. Carla 74 Goebel, Jody 74 Gonzalez. Frank 74 Grech. Karen 74. 133 Gregory, Victor 62. 64. 74 Gutowskl, Edward 74 Habhab. Faten 38 Habhab, Inaam 74 Habhab, Nejmeh 74 Hachem, Mahmoud 76 Hacker, Peggy 74 Hamid. Haysam 75 Hamid. Mustafa 70. 72. 74. 89. 101. 112. 116 Hammoud. Bassam 75. 134, 135 Hammoud. Malik 75 Hammoud. Wissam 75, 135 Harajll, Najat 48. 75 Harp, William 63, 75 Harris. John 75 Harris. Sally 44. 75. 95 Hassen, Sharon 25, 76, 124, 199 Hawli. Wafaael 72 Hazemy, Mohamed 76, 104, 105, 128, 129 Hazime, Ahmad 116 Hazime, Ghada 76 Hazime. Hussain 76 Hazimeh, Najet 76 Hendricks, Jack 76 Hiske. Lori 77 Hoffmann, Pat 62. 63. 77. 87. 89. 122. 146. 199 Horrigan, Amy 77, 132 Hourani, Fadia 77 Hrnjak, Steve 62, 63, 88 Hunter, George 62, 63. 77, 81, 198 Hunter, Shawn 39, 63, 77, 82 Hunter, Steve 77 Hussein, Hussein 77 Hutchinson, Craig 77 Irani, Salwa 77 Issacs. Scott 73, 77, 88 Jafer. Chawky 94. 114, 165 Janssen, Christine 78, 93 Janssen. William 78 Johnson, Kim 31, 78 Jolly. Dan 63, 78. 89, 107, 197. 199 Jucha, John 78 Kabara, Mark 78 Kaleski, Greg 70, 78. 98. 99. 137, 142, 143 Kdouh, Fatima 78 Kelley, Sandra 38. 78 Khalil. Iman 78 Khalil. Rana 78 Kirkhart, Maria 78 Klimek, Tammy 78 Koenig. Michael 49. 60. 65. 78. 107 Kopchia 70. 79. 89. 99. 122 Kosikowski. Mark 78 Kowich. Kim 78. 109 Koziel, Ronald 78 Kuklinski, Marcia 79, 124 Kulfan, Ted 62. 63. 79, 116. 128. 129 Kupchick. Kenn 79. 82 Kush. Constance 79 Labond. Sally 75. 79 Landini, Anthony 79 Lanni, Ricardo 50, 80, 126 Lemire, Alice 80 Leone, Gerardo 80 Lesinskl, Belinda 80 Less. Chris 49, 77. 80. 108. 109, 130 Lewis. James 80 Locklear, John 80 Loconte, Vito 80 Lohr, Jennifer 73, 80 Lowe. Rodney 80 Lyscas, Annamarie 80 MacMillan. Caryn 73. 76. 81. 124. 199 MacNeil. Sharon 77. 81. 133 Makaroff, Maggie 38. 44, 81 Makki, Sue 81 Makled, Mona 81 Mannarino, Sam 81 Marcantonio, Cathy 50, 67, 81 Marchese. Jill 81. 87. 124 Marcon, Paul 81 Marlcle. Dawn 133 Marinakos, Cynthia 16. 51. 81, 95 Marsh. Kurt 129 Martin, Kim 81 Maser. Jeff 81 Mashhour. Hohsin 106, 126 Matras, Mark 82. 116, 122 Maxwell. Cathi 82 May, Danny 75, 82 Mazura, Anne-Marie 48, 82 McComb. Pat 63 McCorquodale, Dawn 38. 82 McDevitt, Deborah 18, 82. 198 McDonald. David 82 McDonnell, Shari 82 Mclntire, Linda 82. 90 McKenzie. Melinda 82 McPherson. Isaac 49, 82, 122 Mercado. Lynn 21, 82, 132 Metras. Pam 83 Meyer. Maria 83 Michno, Dan 83. 91. 129 Milai. Chari 83 Mileto. Dominic 83 Mohassen, Adila 83 Monaghan. Melanie 49, 83. 108, 109, 113, 176 Montrief, Scott 83, 95. 120 Morga, Vince 84 Moser. Jeff 84 Moukalled, Ahmad 84 Mroue, Suad 84 Mucha. Tammy 84 Murdoch. Scott 49, 52. 63. 84 Muscat, Michael 25. 84 Nabozny, Joseph 84 Nalepa, Scott 72, 84 Nerkowski, Richard 114 Noroyan, Grant 84 Owenby. Harold 84 Panik. Tim 87 Pappas. Dawn 63. 85 Pattinson, Michele 48. 49, 85 Paulsen. Barbara 49. 85, 132 Perez, Donna 64, 85. 96, 198 Perry. Dennis 85 Philpot. Jerry 85 Pierson, Sheri 85 Pittiglio, Joseph 83. 85 Plodzien, Leonard 85 Polidori, James 85 Pollock. Shelley 76. 85 Possorek, Paul 85. 116 Potter, Michael 86 Prentice. Sandra 86 Przebienda. Rita 86 Puja, Ljiljana 86 Rakipi, Linda 86 Rakipi, Teuta 86 Ramoli, All 86 Ramos, Cheryl 86. 130, 199 Ravenscroft. Joni 86. 93 Rea. Rosanna 86 Redd. Lisa 86 Remijan. Leo 51, 87 Riggins. Howard 87 Riza, Raymond 87 Roberts. Bruce 24. 87. 112. 114. 115. 137 Romanowski. Juliann 78. 86, 102, 103, 118. 119, 124, 125 Ruen, Julie 87 Saad, Gladys 48. 87 Saad, Mohamed 114 Saad, Nadia 87. 94 Saad. Saad 87 Sabbagh, Imad 87. 106 Sabo, Laura 79, 85. 88 Salameh. Imane 88 Salamey. Lena 88, 90 Salamey, Yvonee 88 Saleh. Allie 88. 114 Saleh. Khaled 88 Saleh. Whaled 88 Salinger, Thomas 168 Salwa. Kenneth 88 Sanford. Lisa 88 Index 189 Santioni, Fabio 88 Saunders. Allen 89. 129 Savat. Daniel 89 Scott, Michelle 89 Scroggins, Tammy 38. 89 Shannon. Jonathan 49. 89 Shaska, Duro 89, 92 Shebli. Hassen 74. 89. 96, 116 Sheth. Bhavi 89 Shirk, Laura 89 Sion. Mia 90 Skubiak. Doris 49. 90. 108 Sleiman. Giselle 44. 64, 65, 87, 90, 124, 125 Smith, Mickle 90. 124 Smith, Richard 122 Snyder, Brian 90 Songalewski. John 90 Sowaidan. Sophia 90 Splroff. Robert 90 Staniciu. Gabriella 49, 63 Stefanovich. Nancy 90 Stephenson. Jamey 90, 107 Stergiou. Helen 90. 132 Stewart. Dean 90 Stewart, Ron 66. 98. 99, 137, 145 Succurro. Fat 90 Sudek, Marisa 91 Suni. Matti 91. 104. 105 Swan. Zackary 91. 122 Szewc. John 91, 116, 136 Taddei. Chris 91. 126, 127 Tambeau. Shawn 91 Tamburro, Anna 91 Tanana, Fay 92 Teeple, Helen 92. 108. 109 Testani. Danny 92 Thorson, Karen 92 Tokarczyk, Kim 46. 47, 52, 59, 92 Tonna. Michele 92 Tracey. Ray 92 Trever. James 92 Truskowski. Rebecca 14. 92 Urbani, Mark 84. 92 Vaccaro. Joseph 92 Veltri, Dawn 92 Voorhies, Joyce 92 Wehab. Joan 49, 83. 92 Wesaia. Leslie 93. 124 Williams. William 93 Wilson. Ray 93 Wludyka, Barbara 85 Wojnar. Arthur 93. 106 Wolak. Marty 70, 89, 100. 199 Wolf, Debra 93 Wolf. Joel 46. 47. 52. 53. 75. 147 Wolter, Scott 93. 107, 126, 127 Wright, Kim 93 Wygonik. Wendy 93. 102, 103, 124, 137 Yursis, Michael 94 Zaban, Samar 94 Zeolla. Antonetta 94 Zielinski. Michelle 79 Ziemba, David 94 Zuccaro, Dan 52. 89. 94. 198 Juniors Abbas. Lori 32. 102, 103. 130. 140, 198 Abbas. Sandi 51. 102. 103, 131. 140. 152 Abbott, George 140 Abbruzzino. Theresa 140 Abdallah, Hussein 140 Abdallah. Mohamed 140 Abed. Abraham 140 Abraham. Fatima 140 Abraham. Robert 104. 105. 128. 129. 140 Adamski. Carolyn 130. 140 Ahmad, Imad 140 Ajrouche, All 140 Akers, Robert 140 Alcodray. Abdul 140 Allen. Jeff 140 Almanza. Laura 140 Alvarado, Dan 49. 140 Amen. Melinda 140 Amine. Randa 140 Amir. Kaid 140. 170 Anani. Jaafer 140 Antonelli. Anthony 140 Apel, James 140 Asani, Fatmir 140 Ashmore. Frank 49. 140 Ashour. Randa 140 Ayad. Mohamed 120. 140 Ayers. Jennifer 36, 140 Badia. Mario 63. 140. 151, 152 Baker. Odette 141 Balnius. Gail 141 Barlow. Denise 141 Barri. Raouf 141 Bartlett. Eric 141 Barton. Duane 141 Barton. Sean 141 Basileo, Ray 141 Battle, Cassandra 141 Bayley. Barbara 132. 141 Bazzi. Ali 141. 149. 164 Bazzi. Faysal 35 Bazzi, Hussein 120, 135. 141 Bazzi. Raeda 141 Bazzi. Rajaa 141 Bazzy, Souad 141 Bazzy. Inshad 141 Bello. John 141 Berri. Faouzie 141 Berry. Madalyn 141 Berry, Mohamed 141 Berry. Tammy 141 Berry. Warde 141 Bettley, Bernadette 141 Beydoun, Imad 141 Beydoun, Seknah 132, 141 Basko, Michelle 141 Blust, Mark 141 Bonemer, Renee 44. 141. 153 BouMelhem. Nahla 141 Boulahanis. Constance 141 Brandolino. Jacqueline 142, 148. 149, 199 Brewer. Lisa 142 Brown, Robert 142 Bruce. Matthew 142 Bruff. Michael 120. 142 Bruni. Annetta 49, 142 Bruni, Luigi 36. 142 Bruno, Fasquale 27, 142 Bryk, Ted 142 Bunse, Chris 142, 158 Burke, Judy Ann 32. 44. 118. 119, 136, 142. 152 Bustamante, Mike 142, 149 Cahill. Scott 142 Campbell. John 104. 120. 129. 142 Canfield, Mary 142 Caparaotta. Lisa 142 Capper. Beth Ann 142 Carter, Steve 142 Cascardo, Maria 142 Castetellenas. Charles 142 Cataldo, Thomas 133, 141, 142 Chahine. Aida 142 Chamas. Jihad 142 Chami. Bilal 142 Chami. Ghazale 142 Charara. Ali 142 Chargo, Julie 142 Chene, Robert 142 Cherry. John 142. 149 Church. Nate 49. 104. 105. 129. 142 Clark. Kim 142 Clough, Steve 142 Cole, Dave 142 Costello, Sandra 142 Cumberland. Mark 142 Cybolski. Sandra 151 Dagher. Ali 158 Dagher. Lena 49, 143 Danielian. Michelle 143 Darish. Pat 143 Davis. Colleen 143 Dawdy. Doug 143 Deiabes. Ali 143 Dean, Mary Beth 124. 143 Deland, Matthew 143 Delafuente. Emmanuel 143 Deland. Janelle 143. 159 Demarco, John 143 Denning. Lisanne 143 Desantis. Elisa 143 Devitis. Debra 143 Dignan, John 120. 143 Dimascio. Pietro 143 Donahoo, John 143 Donelson. Russell 49, 99, 129. 143. 169 Dowdy. Carolyn 143 Drummond, Dan 49. 99, 120. 129, 143 Duda, Sandra 32. 118. 143 Donabedian. Edgar 114. 115. 153 Elhasan. Lobna 108. 143 Elhasan. Nabeel 143 El-Mallah. Souheir 143 Essa. Mustafa 144 Essaili. Fatmeh 144 Estrada, Chris 99. 101, 144 Evans. Theresa 144 Fadlallah, Hassan 106, 144 Farhat. Rajaa 144 Faraj. Rachda 14 Faraj, Radwan 106. 144 Farran. Michael 144 Fasano, Helen 144 Fawaz. Bahiya 144 Fawaz, Kim 144 Fawaz. Malaki 144 Fawaz. Mike 144 Farris. James 144 Franklin, Tyrone 81 Gaiss. David 99, 144. 170 Galante. Joseph 144 Gallo. Laura 144 Galyon, Heath 144 Gascon, Anne 144 Giles. Pam 144 Gonzales, Noreen 144 Grygorcewicz. Lisa 144 Habhab, Habhab 144 Habich, Eugene 145 Hadous, Amanda 44, 74 Halleck, Andrew 145 Hamed. Assad 145 Hamed, Talal 145 Hamid. Maha 145 Hamid. Mohammed 145 Hamid. Mona 145 Hamka. Amina 145 Hammoud. Nadia 145 Hammoud. Zein 134, 135, 145 Hanchon, Steve 145 Harajli. Nadia 145 Harajli, Susan 145 Hausz, Robert 145 Havens, Jennifer 130. 145 Hawrylak. Robert 145 190 Index Hazime, Fatme 145 Hazlmeh. Joumara 145 Hazimeh, Hadia 145 Henricky. Betty 145 Hernandez. Robert 145 Herrick. Anne Marie 145, 198 Hinton. Cheryl 145 House. Charles 145 Hurley. Lynne 102. 103, 145 Hussein, Areef 145 Irani, Hala 145 Jaafer. Mohiba 145 Jaafer, Nadia 145 Jackson, Michelle 145 Jakubik, Charles 129, 145 Jankowski, Ron 145 Janowica, John 99. 129 Johnson, Athena 108, 145 Jones, Amy 145 Jones. Elizabteh 145 Joseph. Kelly 132, 145 Keller, Teresa 32, 110, 145 Kelly. Katie 145 Kelly. Margaret 145 Khalaf, Maher 145 Khalil. Khalil 145 King, Larry 146 King, Richare 146 Kiser, Nancy 146 Kilzilcik, Mary 49. 146 Kopchia, Joe 146, 151 Kopcik. Mike 62. 146, 159 Koskyn, Tamara 146 Kostovski, Tome 146 Kovas, Dino 62, 146 Kowal, Jamie 146 Kramer. Dave 104, 129. 146 Kucel, Ken 146 Kuchka, Laura 118, 119, 146, 147, 198 Kucinski, Renee 198 Labadie, Christine 46. 146 Lacaprara, Grace 146 Lanava. Laura 110, 146 Lance. Tom 129, 146 Lang. Alan 146 Lanni, Donna 146 Larkin, Linda 146 Loshchuk. Cheri 146 Latin. John 146 Lefebvre, Brenda 146 Liberati, Dave 146 Lingenfelter, Gary 146 Lipani, Lydia 146, 175 Locklear, Robert 146 Logan. Dale 146 Lombardi. Karen 146 Loudon. 63. 116. 146. 154 Macari, Mario 146 Macki. Frida 108, 146 Magon, Fran 146 Mahar. Vince 104. 105, 129. 146 Maisari, Mohamed 146 Makki. Milah 130. 147 Makki. Nawal 147 Makki. Yolet 147 Malai, Ahmea 147 Malweski. Michael 116. 147 Maloney, Bridget 76, 147 Mannarino, Dan 147 Manser. Warren 147 Marcon. David 123, 147 Margitza, Douglas 147 Marj. All 147 Marra. Salvatore 147 Marro. Claudia 63, 147 Marsh. Leslie 32. 130. 147. 155 Marshall. Kim 147 Marshall. Regina 147 Mason. Lisa 147 Masri, Aicha 147 Maura, Colombo 147 Mayle, Richard 147 Mazaris, Chris 148 McBroom, Laura 148 McCorquodale, Tina 148 McDonald, Lisa 148 McDonald, Lisa 148 McDougall, Dan 99. 113, 116. 137. 148 McEldery, Elizabeth 148 McGeogh, Dianna 148 McMaster. Michael 148 Meadows. Rhonda 148 Mercer, Robert 51, 134, 148, 152 Merna, Kim 148 Micheli, Dom 148 Miftari, Gezim 148 Mihailoff, Mark 148 Militello, Anthony 114. 148 Miller, Pam 149 Miller, Suzette 75, 149 Miri. Chadia 149 Miri. Nadia 149 Mitchell. Philip 149 Mockbil, Fatima 149 Moglica, Mike 149 Mohamed. Saleh 149 Moneymaker. Michael 149 Mohassen, Alla 149 Moore, Keith 149 Moreno. Kim 52. 59. 130, 131, 149, 167 Morgos. Meda 149 Morris. Paula 149 Morrison, Pamela 149 Mosallam. Ali 149 Moughni. Hala 149 Mroue, Fatima 149 Mroue, Ibrahim 149 Mruzik, Jeff 116. 150 Murphy, Deborah 150 Muscat, Ken 150 Muscott, Crystal 150 Naccarato, Giovanni 150 Nassar, Ahmad 120. 150 Nassar. Mohammad 150 Nassar, Anne 150 Nasser. Bilal 150 Nasser. Mona 150 Nastovski, Brian 150 Neme. David 150 Nemeth. Mathew 150 Newman, Jennifer 150 Nicevsha, Tatjam 150 Nickoloff, Jeff 32. 120, 129. 135. 150 Noelke, Geoffrey 106, 129, 150 O’Hara, Lorraine 150, 154 Olech, Steven 150 Oleszkowicz. Pam 150 Oudeif, Jamal 150 Ouza. Fadel 150 Pala. Anne Marie 150 Palchak, David 120, 150 Panepucci, Paula 150 Parashos. Athena 150 Patel. Daxaben 141, 150 Patel. Prlti 150 Patyna, Paul 150 Pavlick, Michelle 150 Pezak. Wanda 150 Phillips. Andrew 150 Philips, Michael 150 Philpot, Barbara 150 Policicchio. Dom 150 Polocoser, Niculai 150 Posey. Michelle 150 Poskey. Martina 150 Possorek, Bethann 108. 150. 167 Priemor. Mary 150 Provenza. Gino 49. 151 Prusis. Karen 110, 111, 151, 175 Pulk, Gerald 151 Pultorak, Mark 151 Rachwall. Greg 151 Rahal, Hussein 151 Restum. Karen 151, 154 Rinslo. Annette 151 Rosati. Gino 151 Roscini, Ricky 151 Rutkowski. Gerald 120. 151 Ryan, Scott 151 Saad. Bilal 151 Saad, Naim 35. 151 Saada. Saad 151 Saad. Sally 151 Sabatini. Johm 152 Sabbagh, Jamal 152 Sabbagh. Khadije 152 Salame. Iman 152 Salameh. Amal 152 Salamey. Lena 152 Salamey. Nabilla 152 Salamey. Yvette 152 Salem. Huda 152 Sanchez. Gil 88. 118. 152 Sandhu, Parminder 152 Santelli, Franco 152 Sapia, Connie 152 Sareini, Mohamed 152 Saris. Dawn 152 Scarantino. Robert 152 Schembri. Joe 152 Schertzer, Jeff 152 Salim. Hatim 152 Selim, Limosa 152, 172 Selonke. Cris 152 Serazio, Francis 104, 129. 153 Shakarjy, Areege 153 Shaska. Shpresa 153. 166 Shaw. Scott 120, 151. 153 Shebli, Hussein 153 Shoucair. Michelle 153 Shuman, Kristen 108, 109 Sikina. Michele 44. 45. 152. 153. 154 Skubik. Nancy 69. 102. 103. 118, 119. 124. 153. 154 Sumuk, Dan 129. 153 Soueid. Maha 153 Souid. Joanne 153 Spencer. Ken 153 Spegner. Mary 21. 153 Staunton. Maureen 110, 153 Stencel, Elizabeth 118. 153 Stewart. Theresa 154 Stockton, Greg 154 Stoian. Danieila 154 Streichart. Martha 154 Succurro. Filomena 154 Sudek. Roxanne 154 Szewc. Susan 154 Szuszman, Paul 49. 154 Tabr, Hassan 154 Taha. Janel 37. 50. 198 Talbot, Jeanene 154 Tambeau, Renee 154, 155 Tanana. Nawal 154 Tanner. Kim 44. 45. 154. 198 Tassielli. Domenico 98. 99, 154 Taylor. Tammy 154 Thornsberry. Diane 154 Thornton, John 154 Toloff. John 126. 154 Tomchak. Thomas 154, 167 Tomchick, Don 154 Tosh, Karin 154 Turfe, David 154 Index 191 Turfe, Sam 154 Tyler. Rebecca 154 Unis. Issa 106. 154 Unis. Tamara 154. 155 Urban. Renee 155 Vandali. David 155 Varga. Kelly 130. 155. 198 Vega. Robert 155 Vetowich, Michael 49. 104. 129. 140. 155 Webb. Kevin 155 Wehab. Lisa 140, 155 Wenclasky. Pam 155 West. Cindy 155 White. Debra 49. 140. 155 Whyte, Michele 155 Wilder. Paul 155 Williams. Laura 49. 155 Wolak. Janet 155 Woloszynski. Gerald 106. 155 Wright. Mark 36. 155 Yee. Wanda 108. 155 Yehia. Mayyada 155 Young. Hildegarde 155 Zahler. Tony 155 Zahler, Scott 50 Zahra. Ahmed 155 Zawora. Jennifer 37, 155 Sophomores Abdallah, Najwa 159 Abdallah. Samar 156 Abdel-Fattah, Nazer 156 Abdou. Oussama 156 Abdulla. Abdul-Salam 156 Abdulla. Baheeg 156 Abraham. Carolyn 156. 160. 199 Adams. Billy 156 Ahmed. Nldal 156 Ahmed. Sabri 156 AJredini. Perian 156 Ajrouche. Mohammed 156 Al-Amin, Amer 156 Alawan. Raad 104. 129, 156. 164 Alcodray. Wardeh 156 Alexander. Barbara 108, 109, 156 Algahmi. Messaid 156 All. Mona 118, 156 Allen. Nancy Kelly 156 Amato. Angela 110, 130, 156 Amen, Farid 156, 174 Amen, Nawal 156 Anani. Salam 157 Anderson. Laura 29. 157 Andrews. Sandra 157 Antczak, Stephen 157 Ashcroft. Jodi Lee 64, 157, 161 Ashkar. Samira 130, 157 Attalia. Shadla 157 Audia. Michelle 157 Awadallah. Faten 157 Awadi, All 157 Awadi. Mohammed 157 Ayoub. Amal 157 Ayoub. Mlrvat 108, 157 Ayoub, Noah 157 Ayyad. Wafa 157 Bagdonas. Todd 157 Baj. Gerald P. 157 Balnius. Thomas 157 Bank. Patricia 118, 157 Barlow, Edmund 157 Barr. Theresa 157 Baumgart. Tracy 157 Baydoun. All A. 157 Baydoun. Intisar 157 Baydown, Joe 114, 157 Bazzi, All 157 Bazzi. Gabi 157 Bazzi. Hanan 157 Bazzi. Hani 157 Bazzi, Hussein 157 Bazzi, Khalida 158 Bazzi. Mariam 158 Bazzi. Milad 158 Bazzi. Siham 158 Bazzi, Wafaa 158 Bazzy, Fadwa 108, 109. 158 Beaubien, Carrie 158 Bedoun. Mohamod 158 Berry, Fatima 158 Berry. Fatme 158 Berry, Fatmeh 158 Berry. May 158 Berry. Mustafa 114, 158 Berry. Shieraz 158 Berry, Susan 158 Beydoun, All 158 Beydoun, Hisham 158 Beydoun. Mohammed 158 Beydown, Wissam 158 Birmingham. Carey 158 Bis, Matthew M. 158 Bitar, Paul 159 Black. Wayne 159 Bledsoe. Star 159 Borg. Margaret 159 Boussi. Sabah 159 Bowie. Heather 159, 173 Bradford. Gordon 159 Bradley. Noelle 159 Bratton. Eddy 159 Brazas. Johnny 159 Brown, Clay 159 Brown. Patrick 159 Bruce. Keith 159 Bruno, Rosemarie 109. 118, 119, 137. 159 Bucciarelli. Robert 159 Bumbalough. Kimberly 159 Burgess. Geri 159 Burleson. Theresa 159 Capper. Thomas 159 Cardiel. Rochelle 159 Caron. Simone 159 Caruso. Holly 159 Casey. Teresa 159 Chahine. All 159 Chami. All 159 Chicko. Robert 159 Chiodo. Jeanne Ann 45. 159 Christmas. Miles 104. 129. 159 Cialone, Dawn Marie 102, 103, 159 Ciavaglia. Sabatino 159 Ciccone, Bill 159 Cioca, Costica 159 Ciolfi. Michelle 45. 118. 151. 159 Cohron. Steve 159 Cole. Robert 34. 159 Collier. Kevin 160 Cosenza. Theresa 45. 160 Costa. Carrie 45. 51, 160 Cucinella. Larry 160 Cybulski. Sandra 160 Czapiewski. Kristi 160 Dabaja. Said 160 Dakhalallah. Hanaa 160 Dakhlallah. Imad 160 Dakroub. Salwa 160 Darwish. Danny 160 Davidson. Laurie 160 Davis, Melvin 160 Dean. Nancy 65. 145. 160 Degarmo, Maria 133. 160 Deiand. Craig 34. 160 Delgado. Diane 58. 110, 160 Delgado, Rose Marie 118. 160 Denys. Suzanne 160 Derbass. Rana 160 Didyk, Linda 110, 160 Dimitriou. Dimitra 108. 109, 130, 160. 182 Divetta. Albert 52. 160 Dochenetz, Dan 160 Doll. Tiina 132. 160 Donvig. Bob 160 Draus. Kristi 108. 133, 160 Duenas. Erik 160 Durkin. Michelle 160 El Hawli, Sanaa 161 El Jahmi, Mohamed 161 Elayan. Ahlam 161 Ellison. Andrew 161 Encheff. Bruce 161 Eskelinen. Renee 161 Essa. Yazeed 161 Esseily, Rayed 161 Estrada, Cynthia 161, 183 Fadlhl, Ibtisam 151 Fadhl. Sina 161 Faraj. Aida 161 Faraj, Fadia 161 Faraj, Fadl 161 Faraj. Mohamed 161 Farj. Nemr 161 Farhat. Hassan 161 Farhat. Shadia 161 Feather, Bryan 161 Feeley, Edward 161 Ferris, Martin 161 Foe, Bryant 104. 161 Galay, Laura 132, 161 Gascon. Donna Marie 161 Geladin. Jeanette 161 Gencyuz. Charisse 161, 162 Girardin. Matthew 162 Gonzalez. Cristina 162 Gonzalez. Noreen 162 Gonzalez. Todd 64, 162 Goodman, Dana 162 Gorno. Margaret 162 Gorno, Thomas 64. 142, 162 Goutimy, Charlotte 162 Grabowski. Andrew 162 Greech. Patricia 133, 162 Grover, Tamara 162 Gubka. John 162 Gubka. Michael 162 Gulin. Michelle 162 Gusler. Gary 162. 183 Gutowski. Arthur 162 Habhab. Hassen 162 Habhab. Moin 162 Hadad. Michael 162 Hajhassan, Sami 162 Hamad. Samara 162 Hamade. Hussein 162 Hamdan. Yamamah 162 Hamid. Herria 162 Hamka. Hanan 162 Hamka, Zobeida 162 Hammoud. Amal 153 Hanchon. Timothy 163 Harb. Mlrvat 163 Harrington, Joe 163 Harris, Cheryl 163 Hashem, Lina 163 Haskins. William 163 Hassan. Imad 114. 163 Havens. Mark 163 Hawkins. Kimberly 118. 163 Harylak. Leslie 163 Hayes. Steven 163 Hays. Ida 163 Hazemy. Ferial 163 192 Index Hazime, Hassan 163 Hazimeh, Nawal 163 Henderson. Michael 163 Herman. Danny 99, 151, 163 Herrick, Laura 163 Hicks. Michael 163 Homayed, Alex 163 Horvath, Aaron 163 Hossein. Karl 114, 115, 163 Houchell, Elizabeth 163 Hrltzak, Michael 163 Hrnjak, Anna Maria 163 Hurley. Joel 129, 163 Hussein. Fatme 163 Hyssen, Susan 163 Iaquaniello. Michael 101, 163 Illingworth. Michelle 163 Irani, Hassan 163 Issa, Aida 163 Iulano. Salvatore 22. 106 Jaafer, Hussein 163 Jaber. Hanna 163 Jackson, Gregory 163 Javor, Barbara 164 Jedynak, Jean 45. 136. 164 Johnson. Cathleen 164 Johnson. Eric 101, 164 Johnson, Linda 165 Jozefczyk. Dianne 46. 47. 52. 164 Jucha, Elizabeth 164 Jusufi, Nebie 164 Kalinowski. Gerald 114, 164 Karas, Steven 164 Keens, Michelle 164 Kennedy, Kari 164 Khalil, Mohamad 164 Kirkhart, Andrew 164 Kopka, Karen 164 Koussan, Sana 164 Krlkorian, Hovnaton 35, 164 Kuc, Richard 164 Kurczewski, Michael 120. 164 Kusterer, Dawn 164 Lacinski, Christine 164 Lacinski, David 164 Lalko, James 164 Lejack. Tamara 164 Leijten, Jeffery 164 Len, Ronald 161, 165 Lewis. Scott Allen 165 Lindsay. Kelly 165 Locricchio. Grace 165 Logan. Lamont 61. 165 Lotarski, Susan Marie 118. 130. 131, 165 Lozenich. Frank 165 Lutteke, Kelly 165 Lyons. Leslie 165 Lyscas. Rosemary 165 Lytwyn. Kirk 129. 165 Mackie, Richard 165 Maisari, Talal 165 Makki, Ahmed 120, 165 Makki. All 165 Makled. Hassan H. 165 Makled, Hassan Y. 165 Maktari. Ashar 165 Malicki, Susan 130. 165, 183 Maikuwicz. James 165 Mallad, Jeffery 165 Malushi, Dhurata 165 Mannarino. Enza 165 March. Sharonetta 165 Marinakos. Nancy 51. 165. 180 Marinucci, Mark 165 Marro, Kimberly 108, 109. 165 Mahhuru, Samira 165 Masri. Kalil 165 Mated. Maha 165 Maura. Vince 165 May, Larry 165 Mazzuca. Frances 165 McAuley, Renee 165 McComb. Mary 165. 183 Mercer. Jeffery 165 Mileto. Stephanie 110. 111. 166 Miri, Fadia 166 Monteiro, Cristina 166 Moreno. Tamara 130, 166 Morga. Victoria 166 Morrison, Steven 166 Moukalled. Hussein 166 Munoz. Richard 166 Murray, JKames 107, 114, 166 Mustafa, Zenepe 166 Naji. All 166 Naji, Hussein 165, 166 Nassar, Ghada 108, 166 Nassar, Youssef 120, 166 Navarro, Ray 166 Newman, Heather 105, 166 Nguyen. Truong 166 Noelke. Jill 108, 109, 132. 166 Noroyan. Nicole 45, 61, 136, 166 Noroyan. Victoria 45. 136. 166 O’Malley. Diane 29, 166 Onyskin, Michael 166 Orne. Carolyn 166 Orr, Michael 166 Osada, Krista 166 Palchak. Claudia 110, 166 Papoulias, Michael 166 Para, Perry 166 Patel, Upendra 166 Paulsen. John 53, 166 Pavle. Andrea 110. 118. 166 Pawlik. Pamela 166 Perrone, Jimmy 166 Pesko, John 101. 166 Pesko. Kimberly 166 Pesko. Richard 166 Petish. Nicole 63. 168. 174. 180 Petrol, Peter 168 Phelps. Thomas 168 Policicchio, Mario 168 Polidori, Gino 114. 168 Pool. John 168 Potter Danyelle 45. 118. 136. 168. 183 Precopio, Angela 168 Preiss. Steve 168 Rakipi, Servet 168 Rakovalls, Christopher 168 Ramirez, Michael 114. 168 Ramolli, Vajbe 168 Ramos, Kim 168 Rea, Paolo 168 Restum. Hussein 168 Ritthaler, Doug 168 Rohrig. Theresa 133. 168 Rossi. Susan 64. 168 Rule. Matthew 168 Runco, Gina 168 Rydzik. Kirk 168 Adiba. Saad 168. 180 Saad. Charlie 46. 114, 168 Saad. Rhonda 118, 168 Saad. Salma 168 Sabatini. Joanne 168 Saghir. Inchad 168 Salagan, Andrew 168 Salame. Jamal 168 Salame. Kamal 169 Salame. Khalil 169 Salamey, All 169 Salliotte. Dennis 51. 169 Sandhu, Sukhwant 132. 169 Sareini, Houssein 169 Saunders. Deborah 169 Sawicki, Ken 169 Schaffer. Don 169 Scharf, Joseph 169 Schwartz. Chris 142. 169 Sciarrotta, Kristine 169 Sessa. Gino 31. 169 Seward. James 169 Shami, Ali 169 Shami, Mona 169 Sharay, Theresa 169 Sherifovski, Yildes 169 Shoucair, Sindous 169 Siepierski, Scott 169 Simshauser, Matthew 114. 115, 160, 166. 169 Skiba. Melissa 169 Smerecki, Janine 169 Smith. Joan 108. 109, 169. 183 Smith. Steve 169 Smuk. Sandra 169 Snapstys, Vyte 169 Soelz, Gerald 169 Soueid, Fatmeh 169 Spanos. Dionisios 169 Scirihaio. Bridgett 170 Stanley, Lynwood 170 Stoian, Petrico 170 Succurro. Pasqualino 170 Swaney, Lana 170 Swanson. Don 170 Swiatlowski, Paul 120, 170 Sykes. Joe 170 Szczesniak, Joe 170 Szymanski, Elizabeth 170 Tackett. David 170 Talerico, Frank 170 Talerico, Rita 170 Tamburro. David 170 Taschereau. Mike 170 Tokko. Ali 170 Tomassi, Marisa 170 Tomei, Tony 170 Toth. Nickolas 170 Turpen, Theresa 170 Vacca. Robert 170 Vaccaro, Cathy 170 Vacca. Gigi 21. 110, 170 Vallone, Dan 170 Vaughan. Mary 170 Velazques, Jose 171 Wantuck, Marianne 130, 171 Watt. Tina 171 Wehemister, Ron 171 White. David 171 Whitsett, Dawn 171 Widner, Anthony 171 Williams. Joseph 171 Williams. Lisa 105. 130. 171 Williamson, Tammy 171 Wludyka. Chris 171 Wontroba. Deanna 171 Worden, Pat 171 Xantheas. Peter 171 Yafai. Entesar 171 Young, Dale 171 Zaborski. Anthony 171 Zejneli. Sabrina 171 Zeolla. Pietro 171 Zesses. Dean 171 Zielinski. Mark 171 Zoyiopoulos. Kelly 171 Freshmen Abdallah. Fadi 114 Abdallah. Nablla 172 Index 193 Abdilla. Suzanne 172, 178 Abdulla. Miaad 172 Abu Salah. Ayed Judeh 172 Adamo, Giuseppe 172 Ahmad. Skainah 172 Ahmed, Fanda 172 Ahmed. Laura 172 Ahnert. Frank 172, 179 Ajredin. Merita 172 Ajredlnovska. Nimoza 172 AI Salman. Hussam 172 Alanis. Donald 114, 172 Alaouieh, All 172 Alawan. Chimene 172 Alclni. Roxanne 172 All, Muna 172 Allen. Aaron 120, 172 Allison. Heather 172 Almanza, Rochelle 172 Alqadhi. Raid 172 Alvarez. David 172 Amen. Mirvat 172 Amen, Nawal 172 Amen. Samuel 172 Amr, Mansoor 172 Anderson. Michael 172 Ankeny. Leah 30. 172 Aoun, Zeid 172 Arfan, Mae 172 Arpasi. Liane 172 Ashkar. Samir 104, 172 Ashmore. Dianna 172 Assad. Michelle 174 Assed. Allie 179 Atkinson, Toni 172 Aun, Ndiah 172 Awadallah. Waiel 172 Ayyad, Ahmed 172 Bailog, David 173 Baker, Joy Ann 173 Barlow. William 173 Battle. Caroline 173 Baum. Christine 173 Baydoun. Ali 173 Baydown, Oussama 173 Bazzi. Adla 173 Bazzzi, Diana 173 Bazzi. Hassan A. 173, 179 Bazzi. Hassan Y. 173, 179 Bazzi. Hussein 173 Bazzi, Mike 173 Bazzie, Mohamad 173 Bazzy. Rashad 173 Beard. Angela 173 Beckes. Melinda 173 Belli. Claudio 104. 173 Bellissimo, Anthony 173 Berro, Linda 45, 173 Berry. Abdallah 173 Berry, Angelic 173 Berry. Michelle 173 Berry, Raymond 64, 173 Bettley, Stephen 173 Beydown. Bahab 173 Bitar, Bob 173 Black. Gary 173 Blanks. Gary 173 Bobosky, Lillian 173 Bowman. Deonna 173 Boni, Lisa 173 Bowler. Maureen 173 Bradley. Amy 110, 174 Brooks. Lisa 174 Brooks. Thomas E 174 Brown, Douglas 174 Bruno. Maria 27, 174, 178 Bullock, Scott 174 Burns. Patricia 102, 103, 174 Butzier. Tammy 172, 174. 178 Carlman. Kenneth 120, 174 Carney, Michael 174 Castelvetere. Denise M. 174 Cateldo, Christopher 174. 179 Celmer, Michelle 174 Cercone. Tony 174 Chahine, David 174 Chahine, Fadia 174 Chandler. Amanda 102. 103. 118. 174 Charara, Lubna 174 Charara, Mohammed 174 Chehab. Ali 174 Chiado, Joseph 175 Christmas. Jerry 114, 174 Church. Lisa 175 Clark. Laura 175 Clark. Shelly 175 Cociuba, Camelia 175 Cohron. Theresa 175 Coleman. Michelle 175 Conley, Lee 175 Conte. Anna 175 Copeland. Kim 175 Cornelius. Dawn 175 Crouch, Harry 175 Curcuru. Russell 50, 175 Danley. Jeffrey 175 Darwish. Kessin 120, 175 Debene, Ann Marie 175 Deptula, Ann Marie 175 Distefano, Marie 175 Ditton, James 175 Divetta, James 175 Dockery. Carol 175 Domanico. Marie 45. 175 Donohue. Marianne 175 Drotar, Lisa 175 Elder. Azzam 176 El-Sayed. Zeinab 176 Elikara, Demir 176 Enright. Carolyn 108. 176 Essaili. Salma 176 Fadhl, Ayman 106, 176 Faraj. Ali 176 Faraj, Ali 176 Faraj. Mariam 176 Faraj, Zukaa 176 Fardous, Fouad 176 Fardous. Mohamad 176 Fawaz, Ali 176 Fawaz. Hussein 176 Fawaz, Janice 176 Fawaz, Joann 176 Fayz, Mariam 176 Feeley, John 176 Finnegan. Cynthia 176 Fitzgerald. Tammy 176 Flores, Frank 176 Fugivele, Roberta 176 Fusco, Eugene 176 Gable, Glen 176 Garback, Eleanore 176 Garrick. Colleen 176 Garrison, Michael 176 Geladin, Jeanette 176 Geladin. Kemal 176 Gierczak. Kristina 176 Gillispie, Ppamela 176 Gonzalez, Alicia 176 Gorno, Jacqueline 176 Grech, Joseph 114, 176 Greco, Randall 176 Green, Chris 176 Guerrieri, David 177 Habbas, Habbas 177 Hachem aram 177 Haddad. Kinda 177 Haidous, Fadia 177 Halt, Michael 177 Hamad, Ahmad 177 Hamed, Salah 177 Hamid. Hussein 177 Hamid. Jamal A. 177 Hamid. Jamal B. 177 Hamka. Hala 177 Hamka. Ihab 104. 105. 178. 179 Hammoud. Amal 178 Hammoud, Hammoudie 78 Hammoud, Hassan 178 Hannon, Mary Beth 108. 178 Harajli, Abbas 178 Harajli, Alan Ahmad 178 Harb. Fatme 178 Harless. Paula 178 Harp. Ida 178 Harper. Michelle 178 Harris. Deborah Hassen, Khaled 178 Hassen. Laura 178 Hawkins. Marc 178 Hazamy. Hassan 178 Hazime. Mohamed 178 Hicks. Ted 178 Hodges. Richard 120, 178 Horgan. Sean 178 Horvath. Darren 178 Horvath. Jason 178 Horvath. Michael 178 Huet, Crysty 178 Hughes. Steve 178 Hunter. Kim 179 Hunter, Lisa 179 Huraibi, Hussein 179 Hurd, Julie 179 Hussein. Saleh 179 Hyssen, Zinet 179 Ianni, Frances 179 Ilayan, Yasmin 179 Illingworth. Brian 179 Iuliano. Frank 179 Jaber. Silan 179 Jabr. All 179 Jackson. Tom 179 Jafer. Nahia 179 Janik, Edward 179 Janssen. Mark 179 Jaske, Joseph 179 Jawad, Rabih 179 Jeffrey. Chris 179 Jones. Larry 179 Jones, Mike 120, 179 Joseph. Kim 178. 179 Jumaa, Hyam 164, 178, 179 Jusufi, Enver 179 Kadri. Noel 179 Karkaba, Bassem 179 Kashat, Frank 179 Kashen, Debbie 45. 50, 179 Kassem. Abraham 179 Kassem. Nada 179 Kazbour, Ziad 180 Keo, Dythary 180 Khalaf, Zuher 180 Kimberlin, Daniel 180 Kinder. Darrell 180 Kopcik, Michele 180 Korte, Miles 22. 180 Kosikoski. David Kostovski, Mike 180 Koutroulis. Yionna 180 Kresge, Sherri 180 Krolczyk. Jacqueline 180 Kubik. Kari 180 Kush. Paul 180 Labadie. Julianna 59 194 Index Lacaria. Maria 45. 180 Lajiness, Julie 45 Lance, Amy 110, 178, 180 Lapeer, Kim 180 Lara, Tina 180 Lattness, Julie 180 Lavin, Martin 180 Laws, Julie 180 Lehman. William 64, 180 Lewandowski, Lisa 178, 180 Lindros. Dania 180 Linzmaier, Diane 110, 180 Listopad, Wallace 180 Little, Lori 180 Ljumani, Josie 180 Lomas. Steve 180 Loos. Michael 180 Losle, Todd 180 Luce. Chiara 180 Luke, Stacey 180 Mackey, Michelle 180 Macki, Kathy 180 Madsen. Chris 181 Mahoney, Seantell 181 Makki, Kamal 181 Makki. Kifah 181 Makki, Tarri 181 Malicki, Debra 181 Mallad, Allen 181 Mannarino, Liliana 181 Manning, Robin 181 Mansour, Hussein 181 Marcantonio, Christina 45. 181 Marcon, Sarge 179, 181 Martin. Angela 181 Mashhour, Mohamad 181 Masterofrancesco, Lisa 181 Mathews, Duane 181 McDonald. James 181 McKee. Kevin 181 Medin, Bedria 181 Mekled, Charlene 181 Meloche, Michael 181 Mercer. Michael 179, 181 Mheisan, Belal 181 Miclea, Michael 181 Mikolai, Rodney 181, 182 Miller. Christina 110, 178, 182 Mohamed, Bashir 182 Morga, David 182 Morgos, Mircea 182 Mosallam, Natalie 110, 182 Moser, Rebecca 182 Motowski, Michelle 182 Moughni, Ahmad 182 Mroue, Hafez 182 Mroue, Nadia 182 Mrozinski, Sally 178, 182 Mruzik, Brian 179. 182 Mruzik, Michael 182 Mudge. Derek 120, 182 Muqbal, All 183 Murray, Bridget 183 Murray, Victoria 108, 109, 183 Murray. William 183 Musical. Jeff 173, 183 Naccarto, lima 183 Nassar. Kifah 114, 183 Nasser. Abdullah 183 Neleley. Chris 166, 183 Nemeth, Bernadette 108, 183 Newton, Hai Ronald 183 Nimeh, Dunia 183 O’Brien. Erin 183 Olczak, Marisa 183 Olkawski, Judy 167, 183 Osada, Kerry 183 Ouza, Haidar 106, 183 Owen. Marius 183 Penousopoulos. Panagiotis 183 Parks, Robert 183 Parrelly, Jerri 183 Paulsen. Karla 183 Peet, Thomas 183 Pelle, Judy Ann 183 Perez. Edward 183 Perri, Catherine 108, 184 Pesko, Cheryl 184 Peterman. Penny 184 Phillips. Marie 110, 184 Piccirilli, Emanuela 184 Piroli, Felice 184 Pola, Kim 184 Polanski. Gina 178, 184 Polidori, Laura 178, 184 Porada, Mary Ann 184 Portis. Scott 184 Pruneau, Jennifer 184 Pruneau, Renee 184 Pulk. Shari 184 Pultorak, Pat 184 Rago, Todd 184 Rains. Leslie 184 Rakipi, Dijana 18. 118, 184 Rakipi, Merita 184 Rammouni, Majed 184 Ramouni, Mahmoud 184 Randolph, Lyn 184 Reda, Shadi 184 Restum, Tammy 184 Riza, Lisa 178, 184 Rizk, Susie 184 Roch, Theresa 184 Roehl, Alex 104, 184 Roseman, Vanessa 184 Rosinski, Victor 184 Rossi, Heather 108, 184 Rutherford, Don 184 Saad, Hilal 179, 184 Saad, Ibtihage 184 Saad. Kim 184 Saad, Mahmad 179, 184 Waad, Waffa 184 Sabbagh, Jamil 179, 184 Sabbagh, Khaled 184 Sabbagh. Mariam 184 Sabo, Steve 184 Saeed, Mohamed 184 Saghir, Fay 184 Sain. Dave 184 Salagan. Dawn 184 Salamey, Fady 184 Salamey, Jeanette 184 Saleh. Abdo 84 Saleh, Cheryl 184 Saleh, Nasser 184 Salem. Steve 184 Salwa, David 184 Santioni, Josephine 184 Sapia, Angelo 184 Sareini, Abdallah 184 Sareini, Farid 184 Sareini. Fay 184 Sareini. Nowal 184 Sareini, Younes 34, 184 Scarantino, Lisa 184 Schantz, Charles 184 Schupra. Lisa 184 Saychel, Laura 50. 184 Shady. Katherine 184 Shamat, Carey 184 Shami, Maha 184 Sharay, Norman 184 Shaska, Kas 184 Shaw, Hollie 184 Sison, Joe 184 Slavin, Robert 184 Smalley. Dave 184 Smith. Daryl 184 Snyder, Rachael 184 Sobczak, Thomas 184 Spanos, Constatine 184 Spicer, Renee 184 Staniciu, Vicky 185 Staunton. Mike 185 Stencel, Linda 185 Stergiadis. Chris 185 Stergiou, Steve 185 Stockton. Edward 185 Stuchell. John 185 Stuk. Brian 178, 179. 185 Stylianou, George 185 Sulolli, Raif 185 Susko, Robert 185 Sytek, James 179, 185 Szymanski, Catherine 185 Tackett. Cheryl 185 Taddei, Anna 181. 185 Taft. Dawn 176, 178, 185 Taleb, Amal 185 Taleb. Nahl 185 Taleb. Salam 185 Tanana, Amal 185 Tanana, Samar 185 Tanner. Bryan 185 Tayeh, Suna 185 Taylor. Troy 185 Tekko, Samer 185 Thomason. Oscar 185 Toccaceli, Lisa 185 Toczylowski, Jenifer 185 Trani, Ghada 185 Truong, Dieuphuoc 185 Truskowski, David 185 Turfe. Edward 185 Turfe, Mary 185 Unis. Derek 181. 185 Vaka. Drita 185 Vanalstine, Steve 185 Varga. Kim 185 Velasco, Margaret 110, 176. 185 Veliu, Nancy 178, 185 Walsh. Sharon 185 Wells. Melana 185 West. Donald 185 White. Giselle 185 Whitehead, Karen 185 Whitlow. Lisa 45. 185 Whitsett. Tom 185 Widener, Glen 185 Widenerm, Lee 185 Widner. Rhonda 185 Wilamowski, Terry 185 Williams. Kim 178. 185 Wincel. Varerle 19, 185 Winters, Louis 166, 185 Winston. Mary 185 Wiwigacz, Stan 185 Wizelius. John 185 Wojciechowskl, Chris 185 Wojnar.Conrd 106 Wolter, Kristin 110, 185 Wright. Mona 185 Wroblewski, Carlene 185 Wroblewski, Robert 185 Wygonik, Steve 106, 179, 185 Wysoki. Paul 185 Yee, Terry 185 Yehia, Manal 185 Zaban, Silan 185 Zahr, Ghada 185 Zoyiopoulos. Vasilatsis 185 Zreblec. Tammy 185 Zwinak, Alex 185 Index 195 Seniors Not Pictured Abdallah. Osama Abdel-Fatah. Nazem Abdulkarim. Rayed Abdulla. Baligh Abraham, Allie Abraham. Richard Abusalah. Richard Abusalah, Sami Al Shohati. Khalid Albert. Michael Ali. William Allen. Andrew Allison. Shannon Amen, Iman Amen, Jamel Amine. Tarraf Andrek. Linda Aoun, Batoul Arpasi. Chris Assed, Fatima Ayyad. Jamal Aziz. Sammer Bazzi. Abdul Bazzi, Azhar Bazzi. Nabil Bazzi. Youssef Bedoun, Imad Berry. Ali Beydoun. Abdie Beydoun. Mohammed Borrello, Giovanni Bou Melhem. Ali Bross. Darrin Brown. Ronald Burk. Beth Call. Sean Campbell. Mark Carpenter. Rick Chami. Dalai Chami. Nadia Chammout. Leila Childress. Jim Chokr. Hussein Czerwien. Richard Dabaja. Mohamed Dakhlallah, Hassan Dean. Mark DelGiudice. Dennis Derry. Jim Doll. Kim Dowdy. James Edwards. Don Elayan, Elham Faraj. Ghada Faraj. Hassan Farhat. Hussein Favot, Dino Flowers. Bobbie Folberg. Angelique Frizzell. Logan Fronczak. Dan Ganczarski. Melanie Garber. Victoria Garcia. Ralph Giovannini, Tom Hasse. August Habhab. Faten Hagerty. Tim Haidous. Wadah Hajhassan. Ali Hakkani, Adel Hamid. Mustafa Harajli. Nabil Hassen. Robbi Hazime. Ahmad Hazimeh. Fayez Horan, Dan Hourani. Fadia Hrnjak, Steve Hussein. Adil Jaafar. Ghada Jackson. Kris Johnson. Vanessa Jouni. Joumona Jucha. John Kaleniecki. John Karas. Brian Khalil, Hind Kiddon. Dave Koss, Charles Kotsopoulo6, Nick Kowal. Jamie Kundrat. Albert Kurowska, Bozena Leijten. Stephanie Maciak Rebecca Majed. Yasser Makled, Ali Makled. Youssef Maktari. Nofal Malushi. Ferenda Marsh. Kurt Mashhour. Mohsin McComb, Pat Merl. Basem Mheisen, Kamal Naim. Ali Noureddine. Fawzi Plyler, Gary Porada. Robert Rahal. Haidar Rakowski. Paul Ramouni. Hasan Rowe. John Saad, Imad Saad. Mohamad Sadik, Bashkim Saeed. Abdo Salameh. Ali Abdel Salinger. Tom Sareini. Fatima Sareini, Mahmoud Sareini, Mustafa Sawaidan. Saffiah Sawicki. Robert Scarintino, Jim Seychel. Vince Shakarjy, Inaam Shaw, Kim Smith. Richard Smithey. Duane Stewart, Ron Suszylo, Lisa Testani, Danny Tonna, Michele Tucich, Jon Vaccaro. Joe Vallone, Anna Vidinovski, Kathy Vinson, Cathy Wiacek, Kevin Wiacek. Richard Wilkewitz, Jim Wludyka. Barbara Wolak. Marty Wolf. Joel Wright. Kim Zielinski. Michelle 196 Index Credits The 1984 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 twenty-three 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. The photography crew directed by Mr. Carl Bengtsson also deserves a lot of credit. Hundreds of hours are spent taking, developing, and printing pictures that go into the book. Senior Dan Jolly, in particular, worked extremely hard in an attempt to present the best possible photography. Though not an official member of the staff. Senior Jim Flynn helped out during the Spring Semester. Appreciation is also extended to the office staff, especially Mrs. Dorothy Nabozny, who aided 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 assist in the production of the book were very helpful. Finally, the members of the 1984 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. We hope you thoroughly enjoy the 1984 Fleur de Lis and that you cherish the memories here represented. Staff Editors-in-Chief Jacqueline Brandolino and Anne Marie Herrick Academic Section She She Abraham and Janel Taha Clubs and Activities Jacqueline Brandolino Seniors Debbie McDevitt and Caryn MacMillan Chris Cherry, Sharon Hassen. Dan Jolly, Cheryl Ramos. Janel Taha. Dan Zuccaro Sports Pat Hoffmann Lori Abbas. Karl Ankouny. Eric Donabedian Underclass Laura Kuchka and Marty Wolak She She Abraham. Joe Davis. George Hunter. Renee Kucinski, Donna Perez, Kim Tanner, Kelly Varga Index Jacqueline Brandolino. Chris Cherry. Anne Marie Herrick. Renee Kucinski. Cheryl Ramos Introduction Debbie McDevitt Sales Entire Staff Photography Dan Jolly Karl Ankouny. Jacqueline Brandolino. Eric Donabedian. She She Abraham, Jim Flynn. Steve Hrnjak. Cheryl Ramos Advisors Mr. Edward J. Fryzel and Mr. Carl Bengtsson Staff Lori Abbas. She She Abraham. Karl Ankouny. Jacqueline Brandolino, Chris Cherry, Joe Davis. Eric Donabedian, Sharon Hassen. Anne Marie Herrick. Pat Hoffmann. George Hunter. Dan Jolly. Renee Kucinski. Laura Kuchka. Caryn MacMillan. Debbie McDevitt, Donna Perez, Cheryl Ramos. Janel Taha. Kim Tanner. Kelly Varga. Marty Wolak, Dan Zuccaro Index 197 1984 Yearbook Staff Anne Marie Herrick Lori Abbas Donna Perez and Laura Kuchka Renee Kuclnskl and Kelly Varga JaneI Taha Dan Zuccaro and “THE DADDY' Debbie McDevitt Karl Ankouny and Kim Tanner Joe Davis and Eric Donabedlan She-She Abraham Sharon Hassen and Christine Cherry Caryn MacMillan and Marty Wolak “POOSE” Hoffmann Mr. Carl Bengtsson 1984 Fleur de Lis 200 Conclusion WA1AWOKTM rtBUMINC COMNN� MAKCtUNC MI OVHI fIGHTY-FOUR EIGHTY-FOUR EIGHTY-FOUR EIGHTY-FOUl EIGHTY-FOUR EIGHTY-FOUR EIGHTY-FOUR EIGHTY-FOUR EIGHTY-FOUR EIGHTY-FOUR EIGHTY-FOUR EIGHTY-FOUR mWALS WORTH PUBLISHING COMPANY