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

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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.

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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.

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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.