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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1985 volume:

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Third Row: Coach Stergalas, Khalil Salame, Jeff Mallad, Frank Talerico, Joe Williams, Matt Bis, Bob Bucciarelli, Kama Salame, Eric Johnson, Andy Salagan, Mike Papoulias, Joe Beydoun, Manager Joel Hurley. Back Row: Bob Cole, Alex Homayed, Noah Ayoub, Mike laquaniello, Scott Lewis, Cino Sessa, Michael Orr, Coach Bone, Coach Jestice. LEFT: John Janowicz tries to find a hole to run through. RIGHT: Domenic Tassielli dives for some more yardage. 12 Varsity Football OPPOSITE PACE. TOP RIGHT: David Gaiss rambles around right end for the Tractors. TOP LEFT: Andy Salagan looks the ball into his hands before heading up field. LOWER LEFT: David Gaiss smells the endzone and tries to avoid an opposing tackier. LOWER MIDDLE: John Janowicz picks up a crucial first down against Belleville. LOWER RIGHT: Mike laquaniello sheds off a tackier on his way to the endzone. VARSITY FOOTBALL Fordson Opponent 35 Del. Southwestern 13 21 Garden City 0 27 Wayne 0 12 Trenton 6 40 Lincoln Park 6 33 Monroe 8 27 Belleville 0 31 Wyandotte 0 24 Edsel Ford 3 21 Henry Ford 12 9 Farmington Harrison 7 12 Ann Arbor Pioneer 38 W - 11 L - 1 1984 was another spec- tacular season for Fordson football, with this year's squad going to the state finals before bowing to Ann Arbor Pioneer 38-12. The trademark of this sea- son was the hard-hitting defense which had 4 shu- touts. Standouts included Seniors Domenic Tassielli, David Caiss, Eric Bartlett, Jeff Schertzer, and Chris Estrada. The offense was trans- formed from a ball-control style to a high-powered pass- ing attack, with junior Mike laquaniello throwing T.D. passes to many receivers, including Dan McDougall, co-captain Caiss, and Estrada. The running game was also strong with John Janowicz, co-captain Tassielli, Jim Fer- ris, and Dan Herman carrying much of the load. The offensive line that provided superb blocking throughout the year was led by Schertzer, Mark Pultorak, Pat Bruno, and Keith Moore. This year marked the 5th time in 6 years that Fordson has qualified for the State Playoffs. The Tractors beat two of the state's three best teams in the playoffs, Henry Ford, 21-12, in the Quar- terfinals, and Farmington Harrison, 9-7, in the Semi- finals. Once again the Trac- tors could not come with the coveted Class A champion- ships as they were over- powered by a tough Ann Arbor squad in the Dome. LEFT: The J.V. Tractors hustle down the field on special team's coverage. RIGHT: A host of Fordson tacklers stop an opposing runner. OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP LEFT: Mario Badia brings in the next play for the varsity squad. MIDDLE LEFT: Coach Lewis and Coach Bukowski congratulate the J.V. gridders. BOTTOM: A huge crowd gathers to watch the J.V. defense in action. MIDDLE RIGHT: John Janowicz runs through a huge hole opened by the offensive line. TOP RIGHT: Gino Sessa and Dan Herman come in to help with a tackle. 14 Football Football a s e t b a I 1 ABOVE: 1984 Girls' Varsity Basketball Team. Front Row: Co-Captain Nancy Skubik, Coach John Kreger, Co-Captain Lori Abbas. Back Row: Sandi Abbas, Kelly Cialone, Rhonda Saad, Lisa Lewandowski, Mandy Chandler, Mona Ali, Sue Lotarski, Lynne Hurley, Dawn Cialone. BELOW LEFT: J. V. Girls' Basketball. Front Row: Marie Phillips, Samar Mashour, Gina Polanski, Rita Polidori, Rima Salameh. Back Row: Mgr. Hussein Moukalled, Theresa Harper, Kim Joseph, Melinda Beckas, Tami Butzier, Lisa Riza, Coach Guy Delguidice. 1984 GIRLS' BASKETBALL Fordson Opponent 40 St. Alphonsus 46 Divine Child 50 82 Livonia Churchill 43 42 Garden City 29 55 Wayne 25 43 Trenton 40 78 Lincoln Park 23 49 River Rouge 74 54 Monroe 52 85 Belleville 14 94 Wyandotte 29 62 Dearborn 34 83 Wayne 34 66 Edsel Ford 40 38 Trenton 55 75 Ann Arbor Pioneer 60 74 Lincoln Park 34 65 Monroe 58 79 Belleville 25 98 Wyandotte 31 53 Mackenzie 49 71 Southwestern 31 42 Murray Wright 78 W - 19 L - 4 PICTURED ABOVE: Lori Abbas drives to the basket for another two points. Lori made a number of post season teams,All-City. The Fordson Girls' Basketball Team ended with a 19-4 record winning the Wolverine A League title again. They went all the way into the regional playoffs before losing to Murray Wright, 78-42. Detroit Mackenzie and Southwestern were easy foes in the districts. This year's team was led by Co-captains Nancy Skubik and Lori Abbas, the latter being the league's leading scorer and the former being a strong leader who played with guts and determina- tion all season long. The other seniors who started were Sandi Abbas and Lynne Hurley, who both were consis- tent scorers and who also con- tributed many steals and passes to the Tractors' fast break. Rounding out the starters was Sophomore Mandy Chandler, who hit many key baskets, including one with two seconds left against Monroe to give the Tractors the win, and who also was a force inside getting rebounds and blocking shots. Dawn Cialone, Mona Ali, Rhonda Saad, Sue Lotarski, and Lisa Lewandowski return next year. TOP LEFT: Coach Kreger gives his girls words of wisdom to win. MIDDLE LEFT: Mandy Chandler skies to control the jumpball. BOTTOM LEFT: Oh NoI Where's the ball. ABOVE: Lon Abbas sinks a free-throw. MIDDLE RIGHT: Nancv Skubik looks to pass to the open person. RIGHT: Dawn Cialone gets ready to attack. TOP RIGHT: Fordson teammates get ready to jump. 1984 CIRIS' CROSS COUNTRY. Top Row. Lorraine O'Hara, Coach Roy Gurk, Lily Bobosky. Bottom Row. Holly Oidyk, Krista O'Sada, Heather Newman. LEFT: Krista O'Sada goes into regionals with a winning attitude. FAR LEFT: Mike Vetowich does his part, helping the team to first place in the regionals. TOP RIGHT: Samira Ashkar enjoys the competitive- ness and always gives 100%. ABOVE: Mohamed El-jahmi runs hard, finishing in 8th place at the regionals. Fordson 39 GIRLS' CROSS COUNTRY Monroe Opponent 16 19 St. Alphonsus 45 19 Wayne 39 41 Trenton 19 21 Belleville 36 39 Edsel Ford 16 W - 3 (Low score wins in CC) L - 3 The Girls' Cross Country team had an interesting vear finishing 3rd in the city and league, and fifth in the regionals. Veterans to the team included Samira Ashkar, Lisa Williams, Krista O'Sada, and Heather New- man. New members were Holly Didyk, Lily Bobosky, Lorraine O'Hara, and Julie Anderson. The team ended the year at 3-3 with the season dominated by Ashkar, who took both all-city and all-league and was voted most valuable runner. -1 Wroblowski, Dave Kramer, Coach Phil Mahar, Raad Alawan, Coach Lyle Beardslee, Mohamed El-Jahmi, Alex Roehl. Front Row: Frank Serazio, co-captain Nathan Church, co-captain Robert Abraham, co-captain Vince Mahar. Not pictured were Samir Ashkar, Chris Cataldo, Claudio Belli, Creg Rolland, Robert Parks, and Mike Vetowich. The Fordson Tractor Harriers had an exciting season finishing with an overall record of 5-1 and capturing the regional title. Bob Abraham led the pack and captured the honors of all-city, all-league, all-region, and all-state. Seniors Vince Mahar, Nate Church, and Mike Vetowich all had produc- tive seasons and helped set exam- ples for the whole team. Mahar took all-city honors and lhab Hamka took both all-city and all-league. The team placed second in the league and second in the city. All of the sweat and hard work paid off as the harriers won their first ever regional title. ABOVE LEFT: Samir Ashkar finishes well and hopes to do well next year. ABOVE: Senior All-Stater Bobby Abraham smiles at the ceremonies following a big meet. ABOVE RIGHT: Nathan Church finishes alone, leaving the rest of the pack in the dust. RIGHT: Vince Mahar runs in front of a large audience. Cross Country Cross Country 19 I f 1984 BOYS' GOLF TEAM. Coach Joe McKae, William Murray, Rich Mayle, Brian Stuk, Captain Tom Cataldo, David Guerrieri, Chris Marinakos, and Jim Murray. RIGHT: Jim Murray takes a practice swing. ABOVE: Members of the Golf Team relax after a tough match. ABOVE LEFT: Brian Stuk shows off his beautiful swing. TOP LEFT: Chris Marinakos and David Guerrieri try to be serious while on the green. 20 Golf The Boys' Golf Team had a disappointing year with a 3-11-1 record, despite some fine individual rounds. The best round was shot by Sophomore Brian Stuk, who record- ed a 36. Victories included a league triumph over Wyandotte. Coach Joe McKae termea it a rebuilding year. He was mildly optimistic about next year with four returning varsity players in Junior Jim Murray and Sophomores David Guerrieri, William Murray, and Brian Stuk. Senior Captain Tom Cataldo was named to All-League and All-City. •v. TOP: Sophomore Kamel Jawad goes for the gusto. TOP RIGHT: Sophomore Kamel Jawad struts his stuff. ABOVE: Captain Rad wan Faraj beats his opponent. LEFT: Seniors Ken Spencer, Kamel Jawad, and Rad wan Faraj celebrate a score. 1984 BOYS' SOCCER TEAM. Front Row: Coach Moawad, Steve Wygonik, Jamal Oudief, Sal luliano, Ken Spencer, Joe Grech, Abdo Saeed, and Conrad Wojnar. Second Row: Ayman Fadhl, Radwan Faraj, Ibrahim Harb, Mohamed Dabaja, Kamel Jawad, Haidar Ouza, Jeff Noe Ike, Cod rut Horn origan, and Abbas Far hat. Third Row: Mohamed Abdalla, Joe Adamo, Derek Mudge, Imad Bazzi, Jerry Woloszynski, Mohamed Issa, Ahmad Makki, Hassan Fadlallah, and Ali Berry. a The Soccer Team had a great year with a 11-3-2 record. Coach Fouad Moawad at- tributes this year's success to a culmination of rebuilding years and a lot of hard work. So- phomore Kamel Jawad was one of many bright spots. I am looking forward to working with the team next year ' stated the coach. Tne All-City team had a Fordson flavor with Radwan Faraj, Kamel Jawad, Ayman Fadhl, Mohamed Issa, and Ibrahim Harb. 1984 BOYS' SOCCER Fordson Opponent 3 Bishop Gallagher 2 4 Hamtramck 3 8 Bishop Borgess 1 5 Garden City 1 3 Dearborn 3 1 Edsel Ford 3 2 Oak Park 0 5 Novi 0 3 Garden City 1 0 Dearborn 3 3 Edsel Ford 1 3 Oak Park 1 3 Novi 0 3 Andover 3 W - 11 T - 2 L - 3 1984 Varsity Girls' Tennis 1984 GIRLS' TENNIS. Front Row: Kristi Draus, Lena Dagher, Athena Johnson, Kristen Shuman, Wanda Yee, Mona Nasser, Jill Noelke, Betty Jucha, Rose Marie Bruno, Kim Marro. Back Row: Coach Putnam, Fadwa Bazzi, Bernadette Nemeth, Victoria Murray, Carolyn Enright, Kim Wohlfeil, Jaynie Alexander, Judy Olkowski, Tammy Restum, Mary Beth Hannon, Heather Rossi, Cathy Perri, Jenny Szelag, Coach Pat Baron. LEFT: Mona Nasser takes aim at a low flying seagull. RIGHT: Mary Beth Hannon, Cathy Perri, and Judy Olkowski discuss the outcome of the day's match. OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP LEFT: Kristi Draus runs with excitement to tell Tammy Restum and Wanda Yee of the team's victory. TOP RIGHT: Jill Noelke says, What, me worry? RIGHT: Kristen Shuman shows her opponent the John McEnroe style backhand. LEFT: Betty Jucha and Jill Noelke play Vidal Sassoon on Rose Marie Bruno. 22 Girls' Tennis GIRLS' TENNIS Fordson Opponent 3 Monroe St. Mary's 4 7 Wayne Memorial 0 7 Lincoln Park 0 1 Grosse lie 6 2 Monroe 5 7 Wyandotte 0 0 Trenton 7 0 Dearborn 7 6 Wayne Memorial 1 0 Trenton 7 7 Lincoln Park 0 1 Edsel Ford 6 7 Monroe 0 6 Wyandotte 1 3rd League Meet 4th Regionals W - 7 L - 7 The Girl's Tennis team, coached bv Mrs. Pat Baron, finished with a 7-7 overall record, which was good for a third place finish in the Wolverine 'A' league. This year, Jill Noelke held the No. 1 single spot. Rosemarie Bruno played No. 2; Kristen Shuman No. 3; and Kim Marro rounded out the singles players at the fourth position. In doubles play, Betty Jucha, Mona Nasser, Bernadette Nemeth, Victoria Murray, Wanda Yee, Athena Johnson, Fadwa Bazzy, Lena Dagher, Kristi Draus, Warde Berry, Cathy Perri, Heather Rossi, Kim Wohlfeil, Jayne Alexander, Tammy Restum, Carolyn Enright, Judy Olkowski, Mary Beth Hannon and Jenny Szelag all saw action. Girls' Tennis 23 The Girls' Swimming Team had a good season this year, as they finished with an 8-6 record. This year's captains were Karen Prusis, Teresa Keller, and Laura Lanava, the only seniors on the squad whose leadership will be missed next year. Two school records were bro- ken this year. Prusis, Keller, Amy Lance, and Stephanie Mileto broke the 400 yd freestyle relay while Keller broke the 100 yd freestyle in the league meet. Eleven swimmers return next year for Coach Hales, and among those who are expected to con- tribute heavily are Mileto, Lance, Linda Didyk, and Vanessa Byron. 24 Ciris' Swimming Girls' Swimming OPPOSITE PACE: TOP: Amy Lance, gasps for air in between strokes of her butterfly event. CENTER: A Fordson back stroker reaches for the wall. BOTTOM: Fordson swimmers discuss an upcoming meet with their coach. TOP: Diver Laura Lanava hopes that the judges will give her a good score for her dive. CENTER: Coach Hales relays some last minute information to a couple of her swimmers. BOTTOM LEFT: Stephanie Mileto shows good form as she performs a belly flop. BELOW: Patty Podorsek and Heather Bolten ponder the team's chances in the next event. 1984 GIRL'S SWIMMING.Front Row: Kari Sobciak, Patty Podorsek, Vanessa Byron, Karen Delgado. Second Row: Linda Didyk, Amy Bradley, Natalie Mosallam. Third Row: Amy Lance, Kristen Wolter, Coach Hales. Diving Board: Stephanie Mileto, Chris Miller, Heather Bolten, Laura Lanava, Teresa Keller, Karen Prusis, Assistant Coach McCormick. Girls' Swimmng 25 1984-85 FRESHMEN BOYS' BASKETBALL. FRONT ROW: Mohammed Moukalled, Mike Stylianou, Mohamed Ayoub, Fouad Zabon, Frank Vaccaro, Luani Malushi, Mike Cadden. BACK ROW: Coach Tom Derda, Ron Rahal, Shawn Koskyn, Nabil Abdet-Fatah, Mike Spara pan i, Andy Zotkovich, Brian Burk, Mike Derry, Duane Matthews (manager). 26 9th Grade Sports Ninth Grade Sports 1984-85 FRESHMEN GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL. FRONT ROW: Kelly Cialone, Samar Mashhour, Michelle Riggins, Lia Wolak, Kim Kucel, Tiffiny Fur dak, Kari Sobczak, Kim Adams. BACK ROW: Coach Ron Bukowski, Asst. Coach Todd Gonzalez, Tracy Jacovetti, Armina Duenes, Wendy Wesala, Patricia Podorsek, Lynn Lewis, Heather Furgason, Asst. Coach Gino Sessa, Asst. Coach Dobronski. RIGHT: Kari Sobczak lays into a serve. BELOW RIGHT: Members of the team anxiously await a return of serve from their opponents. BELOW: Kim Kucel pounds her serve towards the opponents. 27 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM. First Row: Mike Mercer, Bob Mercer, Dan McDougall', Mike Malewski, Nazer Abdel-Fattah, Dan Dochenetz, Jose Velazquez. Second Row: Manager Joel Hurley, Hussein Moukaled, Mike laquaniello, Jeff Mruzik, Dave Loudon, Bob Bitar, Steve Antczak, Coach John McIntyre. LEFT: Jeff Mruzik and Mike Malewski attempt to block an inbound pass. RIGHT: Dan McDougall shows how he broke the school record for points in a game. 28 Basketball Fordson VARSITY BASKETBALL Opponent 70 St. Al's 56 64 John Glenn 58 45 Wayne 71 69 Catholic Central 77 60 Trenton 45 39 Divine Child 58 68 Lincoln Park 36 66 Monroe 53 57 Belleville 51 63 Wyandotte 59 79 Dearborn 40 46 Wayne 74 77 Trenton 60 60 Lincoln Park 44 70 West Bloomfield 67 62 Monroe 69 66 Edsel Ford 55 55 Belleville 63 79 Thurston 71 57 Wyandotte 46 W-14 L-6 TOP LEFT: Jeff Mruzik tips in an offensive rebound. TOP RIGHT Dan McDougall prepares for Edsel Ford. BOTTOM RIGHT Hussein Moukaled warms up with a jumper. BOTTOM LEFT Members of the J. V. basketball squad. Considering the heavy losses to graduation last year, this year's 14-6 Varsity Basketball Team turned in a rather respectable season. After a couple early sea- son losses to Catholic Cen- tral, Divine Child, and Wayne (ranked as high as 4th in the state), the Tractors plowed through the remainder of their schedule in winning form. The team finished the season averaging 62.4 points per game while giv- ing up only 57.65. The hottest hand all year was Dan McDougall, who aver- aged 24.995 points per game, including a school record of 49 against Thur- ston. Returning for next year are Mike laquaniello, who missed part of this season, Mike Mercer, Bob Bitar and others. The future looks bright. 29 Fordson Grapplers Look Ahead VARSITY WRESTLING. First Row: Mike Ramirez, Karl Hossein, Gino Poiidori (tri-captains). Second Row: Coach Jerry Marzalak, Paul Seychel, Jim Murray, Fadi Abdallah, Tony Luna, Jihad Hossein, Assistant Coach Sohikian. Third Row: Imad Hassan, Khalid Oudeif, Jerry Kaimowski, Kurt Rydzik, Robar Baydoun. Fourth Row: Talal Hamdan, Doug Brown, Amine Sabbagh, Jerry Christmas, Frik Duenas, Craig Schuelke, Oussama Baydoun. Fifth Row: Mike Orr, Mike Papoulias, Frank Lozenich, Mohammed FaraJ, Ali Bazzi. Not pictured Jason Sersen. BELOW: Coach Marzalak teaches his wrestlers how to be calm and collected in the heat of the battle. BOTTOM: Jim Murray attempts to rip his opponent's arm off. VARSITY WRESTLING Fordson 54 Grosse PI. S. Opponent 23 42 Churchill 24 28 Allen Park 44 33 Divine Child 37 44 Robichaud 24 29 Lutheran West 49 45 Dearborn 29 44 Clarenceville 28 39 Robichaud 33 19 Riverview 54 66 Farm. Harrison 11 30 Southfield 40 78 Crest wood 0 33 Annapolis 41 36 Southfield 38 18 Wayne 54 29 Trenton 42 34 Lincoln Park 42 27 Monroe 48 16 Belleville 60 18 Edsel Ford 51 32 Wyandotte 42 66 Thurston 12 24 Divine Child 36 V-9 L-15 i TOP RIGHT: Imad Hasan puls his opponent down for the pin. MIDDIE RIGHT: All Bazzi covers for the victory. ABOVE: Gino Polidori escapes the wrath of his opponent. TOP LEFT: Karl Hossein breaks his opponent down. MIDDLE LEFT: Fadi Abdallah prepares to execute a painful piledriver on his man. The 1984-85 wrestling season was a disappointing one as the young grapplers struggled to a 9-15 record. Despite the poor showing, many wrestlers set individual records including Junior Karl Hossein who set class records for victories and pins and Fadi Abdallah and |ihad Hossein, who both set class records for victories. The team lacked experience (all the members were underclassmen) and the quality of leadership that seniors provide, said Coach Marzalek. He and Coach Sohikian were optimistic about next year, and they hope to get some of that much needed leadership from this year's co-captains Cino Polidori, Karl Hossein, and Mike Ramirez. The highlight of the season was a decisive victory over long time rival Dearborn High. Wrestling 31 GIRLS' VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM. First Row: Sally Mrozinski, Rosemarie Bruno, Michelle Ciolfi, Judy Burke, Laura Kuchka, Rhonda Saad, Mona AH, Rose Delgado. Second Row: Coach Hitchner, Lisa Riza, Tammy Butzier, Nancy Veliu, Laura Gonzalez, Kim Williams, Judy Olkowski, Kim Joseph, Julie Anderson, Hyam Jumaa. TOP LEFT: The squad gathers around Coach Hitchner to get some advice on how to attack the opponent's weakness. TOP RIGHT: Tammy Butzier and Coach Hitchner scrutinize action on the floor. 32 Volleyball Fordson VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Opponent 3rd HFCC Invit. 12 teams W Wayne L L Trenton W W Lincoln Park L W Monroe L W Belleville L W Wyandotte L WW Jonn G. Temperance L WL Edsel Ford Dearborn W W Wayne L L Trenton W 6th Schoolcraft Invit. 30 teams W Lincoln Park L W Monroe L 6th U of M Invit. 30 teams W Belleville L W Wyandotte L W Det. West. (Pre-D) L L Dearborn (Dist.) L W-23 L-8 Fordson lacked depth this year. I feel we were one all- around player away from being a state contender ' stated Girls' Volleyball Coach Hitchner. Nonetheless, the netters had an impressive season with 23 wins overall and only 8 losses. Indeed, six of the eight losses were to teams ranked in the top ten. Fordson will miss the services of senior standouts Laura Kuchka and Judy Burke. Returning next year, however, are Rhonda Saad, Rose Bruno, Mona Ali and others. TOP LEFT: Judy Olkowski gets ready to return a serve. TOP RIGHT: Sally Mrozinski shows proper form. CENTER LEFT: Senior standout Laura Kuchka gets ready to serve. CENTER: It pays to stretch in volleyball. Volleyball Volleyball 33 —A $H S% TRACTORS, VARSITY SWIMMING. First Row: Coach Fair man, Derek Mudge, Larry Palchak, Ken Carlman, Tomas Lara, Jeff Nickoloff', Dan Drummond. Second Row: David Palchak, Chris Jeffery, Greg Keller, Mike Jones, Kassim Darwish, Hussein Bazzi. Third Row: Derek Tomei, Roark Hoffman, Ahmad Nassar, Paul Swiatlowski, Ahmed Makki, Richard Hodges. Fourth Row: Darrin Bartlett, Marcus Rosinski, Youssef Nassar, Aaron Allen. ABOVE: Fabulous Freshman Marcus Rosinski rests between dives. ABOVE RIGHT: Captains Dan Drummond and Hussein Bazzi gather around Coach Fairman. 34 Swimming start. TOP RIGHT: Ken Carlman competes in the 100 yard breast stroke. CENTER LEFT: Diver John Dignan scratches his head on the way down. CENTER RIGHT: Ahmad Nassar is not looking back as he seeks a first place finish. VARSITY SWIMMING Fordson Opponent 53 Southfield 30 135 Taylor Center 33 46 Riverview 33 103 U of D 68 56 Monroe 116 64 Lincoln Park 19 27 Cherry Hill 56 76 Livonia Franklin 98 66 Wayne 105 46 Allen Park 36 76 Trenton 96 28 Belleville 55 73 Edsel Ford 99 53 A -7 Wyandotte 30 L-7 s The Varsity Swimming Team had W a pretty decent season, finishing at 7 and 7 and taking a fifth in the league. • Especially strong on the squad I were the divers who qualified for the ■ regionals. Freshman standout Marcus Rosinski appears to be a bright spot m for many seasons to come. III Though no pool records were set this year, the squad turned in some RTK impressive early victories and a big III win over traditionally strong Allen • Park. Coach Fairman looks forward to ■ next season with several swimmers i returning including Mudge, Palchak, Carlman, Jones, Tomei, Swiatlowski, n Allen and others. g Swimming 35 RIGHT: Mike I aquaniello looks for the open man. MIDDLE RIGHT: Mike Ramirez attempts to get his opponent in a compromising position. BOTTOM RIGHT: Rose Bruno and Jeannie Chiodo enjoy the action at a boys' basketball game. BOTTOM LEFT: Imad Hassan helps Fordson along the way to victory. BOTTOM LEFT: Mike Orr prepares to lock up with his opponent. f r ✓ TOP; Dan McDougall goes in for the easy lay-up. ABOVE RIGHT: Jeff Mruzik cleans house on the boards for the Tractors. RIGHT: John Dignan performs the perfect cannonball for the judges. ABOVE: Tiffany Fur dak and Kelly Cialone relax before the game. MIDDLE LEFT: Fordson swimmers warm-up before a meet. Fordsonites Enjoy Winter Sports 37 1984 BOYS' VARSITY BASEBALL. Front Row: Chris Estrada, Pat Hoffman, Mike Corbett, Dan Fronczak, John Thornton, Ike McPherson, David Kopchia. Back Row: Colombo Maura, lack Swan, Mario Badia, Tom Ciovannini, Sean Barton, Dave Marcon, David Buczynski, Cary Lingenfelter, Dave Caiss, Coach Carmine Morga. ABOVE: Coach Ellis congratulates the team on a job well done. ABOVE RIGHT: Zack Swan winds up to burn another one by an unsuspecting batter. 38 Varsity Baseball The 1984 Tractor Varsity Baseball Team finished the season with a more competitive season than the previous year posting a record of sixteen wins and nine losses. The high point of their season was defeating the Edsel Ford T-Birds, 10-9, in the final game of the City Tournament to make the Tractors City Champs. The Tractors were less successful against cross-town rival Dearborn High, losing two of the three games they played. ABOVE: Can you tell that Coach Carmine Morga's a little excitedI Nah. ABOVE LEFT: Mike Corbett has awesome form. BELOW LEFT: Keep your eye on the ball, David. BELOW: Mark Matras looks on as Cary Lingenfelter delivers his fastball. 1984 BOYS' BASEBALL Fordson Opponent 13 Wayne 7 5 Highland Park 6 4 Dearborn High 5 12 Highland Park 0 4 Dearborn High 6 8 Wayne 1 7 Trenton 2 7 Trenton 2 4 Lincoln Park 7 5 Romulus 0 5 Lincoln Park 4 6 Romulus 3 8 Monroe 2 3 Taylor Center 6 12 Monroe 3 0 Taylor Center 5 3 Belleville 2 5 Belleville 1 1 Wyandotte 2 1 Wyandotte 6 20 Taylor Kennedy 1 5 Dearborn High 4 8 Edsel Ford 5 10 Edsel Ford 9 4 Garden City 5 (city champs) W 16 L 9 1984 Baseball Varsity Baseball 39 ABOVE LEFT: Julie Romanowski takes her position in left field. ABOVE: A big swing by Mary Beth Dean. LEFT: The Tractors huddle before an important game. 1984 VARSITY SOFTBALL. Front Row: Gina Polanski, Rose Bruno, Wendy Wygonik, Sharon Hassen, Mary Beth Dean, Jill Marchese. Back Row: Coach Simon, Jennifer Newman, Bridget Maloney, Julie Romanowski, Leslie Wesala, Kim Merna. 1984 BOYS' VARSITY TENNIS TEAM. Front Row: Jamal Salamey, Mohsin Mash hour, Captain Scott Woiter, George Aukskalnis, Chris Taddei. BACK ROW: Coach John McIntyre, Jeffrey Mallad, Bob Spiroif, John Toloff, Pat Daly, Rick Lanni, Dan Zuccaro. ABOVE: Jamal Salamey does his John McEnroe imitation. ABOVE RIGHT: Rick Lanni awaits an opponent's serve. e n n i s VARSITY TENNIS Fordson Opponent 4 Churchill 3 6 John Glenn 1 6 Wayne 1 5 Ypsilanti 2 4 Trenton 3 6 Lincoln Park 1 7 Thurston 0 1 Monroe 6 2 Edsel Ford 5 6 Wyandotte 1 5 Franklin 2 5 Wavne 2 7th Muldowny Tourn. 3 Trenton 4 6 Lincoln Park 1 5th Regional 4 Monroe 3 3 Wyandotte 4 3rd League Meet W 12 L 4 Some 1984 Fall Sports Candids. ABOVE RIGHT: Mandy Chandler skies over her Divine Child opponent. ABOVE LEFT: Four members of the swim team pay dose attention to the meet in progress. FAR RIGHT: The golf team collapses after a grueling match. RIGHT: There must be a break in the action because that's the only way you can guard Lori Abbas that close. BELOW: Dan McDougall, Jeff Schertxer, and Jim Ferris slam down some Gatorade on the sidelines. BOTTOM RIGHT: Krista O'Sada wonders where the finish line is. BOTTOM LEFT: Radwan FaraJ keeps his eye on the ball. TOP LEFT: Lori Abbas takes her opponent to the basket as an interested crowd watches. MIDDLE LEFT: Steve Antczak hits his patented jumper over a stunned Dave Loudon. BOTTOM LEFT: No, this isn't a police line-up; it's a group of seniors waiting to tear down their first place float. BOTTOM RIGHT: Soccer Coach Fouad Moawad does his impression of Monte Clark. MIDDLE RIGHT: Rose Bruiser Bruno is looking for her lost pet goldfish. TOP RIGHT: Patty Podorsek and Heather Bolten look disheartened as they find out that the team bus has left without them. 1984 BOYS' TRACK. Front Row: Mahmoud Sareini, Kurt Marsh, Karl Ankouny, Capt. lames Castelvetere, Capt. Adel Ashkar, Capt. Mohamed Hazemy, Capt. Jon Drummond, Ted Kulfan, Matti Suni. Middle Row: Robert Abraham, Geoff Noelke, Mike Vetowich, George Abbott, Ken Kucel, Tom Lance, Russ Donelson, John Campbell, John Janowicz, Mark Blust, Chuck Jakubik, Nathan Church, Mohamed Eljahmi, Steve Bettley. Back Row: Coach John Spain, Duane Matthews, Raad A la wan, Kirk Lytwyn, Mac Christmas, Eddie Perez, Jerald Wolosynski, Scott Lewis, Ed Turfe, Rob Slavin, Chris Cataldo, Dave Kramer, Robert Parks, Joe Adamo, lhab Hamka, Samir Ashkar, Coach Ralph Bach, Manager Joel Hurley. ABOVE: Karl Ankouny has that look of determination as he heads over another hurdle. ABOVE RIGHT: Kurt Marsh concentrates on another successful pole vault. 44 Boys' Track The Fordson Boys' Track Team finished the 1984 season with a very impressive record. The Tractors won six meets and placed first in the region- al, the first time since 1940. They also placed 2nd in the league and city competition. This year's team looks to be strong again. Russell Donel- son, Bobby Abraham and Tom Lance will be the captains. TOP LEFT: Bobby Abraham shows off his muscular physique as he heads for the finish line. TOP RIGHT: Mark Blast-Off Blust awaits the countdown for take-off. ABOVE RIGHT: Russell Donelson and Ted Kulfan battle for first place. ABOVE: Jon Drummond expresses his Hulk personality as he shot puts. T r a c k Fordson 1984 BOYS' TRACK Opponent 77 Edsel Ford 60 67 Divine Child 69 95 Wayne 42 103 Trenton 34 92 Lincoln Park 45 90 Monroe 47 2nd Ashley Relays 57 Belleville 80 3rd Lasher Relays 94 Wyandotte 43 1st Regionals 2nd League Meet 2nd City Meet 1984 GIRLS' TRACK. First Row: Leslie Marsh, Lorraine O'Hara, Amy Lance, Kim Chandler, Cheryl Ramos, MilahMakki, Michelle Mackey, Anne Marie Pala. Second Row: Bernadette Bettley, Sandy Duda, Lydia Lipani, Sandi Abbas, Lori Abbas, Michelle lllingsworth, Teresa Keller, Lisa Williams, Sonia Bazzi. Third Row: Coach P.J. Mahar, Kim Moreno, Anna Taddei, Heather Newman, Sue Lotarski, Judy Burke, Mandy Chandler, Sally Mrozinski, Charlene Mekled, Coach Roy Gurk. FORDSON GIRLS' TRACK Fordson Opponent 71 River Rouge 57 73 Wayne 49 74 Monroe 55 58 Trenton 74 84 Belleville 30 98 Lincoln Park 24 87 Wyandotte 40 2nd League Meet W-6 L-1 LEFT: Charlene Mekled holds the bar in her attempt to soar to new heights. RIGHT: Dawn Cialone is running to be first in line for Van Halen tickets. 1984 Girls' Track TOP LIFT: Lori Abbas has just noticed a boa constrictor in the long jump pit. TOP RIGHT: Lori Abbas has clearance and is ready to take ofl. ABOVE RIGHT: Heather Newman wonders where all the hurdles came from. ABOVE: Dawn Cialone holds off an opponent lor another Fordson victory. ABOVE LEFT: Sandi Abbas appears very related heading into the straight away. The 1984 Girls' Track team had an excellent year under Coach P.J. Mahar and things are looking up for next year. After losing only two seniors from last year's 6-1 squad, Coach Mahar is hoping for great things next year. He states, With the quality of the people returning, if they perform like they can, we could have the best season ever for Fordson track I 17 letterwinners return including All-City per- formers Lori Abbas and Sue Lotarski. Both are also school record holders. Other returnees include All-League members Judy Burke, Samira Ashkar, and Heather Newman. Mahar also hopes that So- phomores Sally Mrozinski and Amy Lance can con- tribute as well. 1984 GIRLS' GOLF TEAM. Front Row: Maria DeGarmo, Christine Monteiro, Sharon McNeil, Christine Parkett, Vicki Morga, Janine Smerecki. Back Row: Coach Joe McKae, Theresa Rohrig, Vyte Snapstys, Patti Grech, Kris Shuman, Manager Tom Cataldo. 48 Golf Inexperience was the main setback for the 1984 Girls' Golf team. The girls finished their disappointing season with 5-9 record, with one of their losses coming to Gross lie, the eventual state champion. Seniors Sharon McNeil and Christine Parkett co-captained the team and were the only seniors playing for Coach Joe McKae. Both shot in the 60's pretty consistently on the greens and fairways at Riverview Highlands. Juniors Kristen Shuman and Wanda Yee will co-captain Coach McKae's more exper- ienced, 1985 team. ABOVE LEFT: A Fordson golfer pulls her cart on the way to the next tee. ABOVE: Christine Monteiro lifts one towards the green. 1984 GIRLS' SOCCER TEAM. First Row: Suun Abdilla, Diina Ashmore, Lynn Met ado, Lisa Masterofrancesco, Michelle Motawski, Margarette Velasco. Second Row: Carla Paulson, Barbara Bayley, Natalie Mosallam, Nadia Mroue, Donia Nemeh, Denise Keo. Third Row: Coach Fouad Moawad, Lillian Boboski, Tina Doll, Lisa Boni, Seknah Beydoun, Rabia Beydoun. ABOVE LEFT: Donia Nemeh is running away from her defender who has not taken a shower yet. ABOVE RIGHT: Natalie Mosallam draws a crowd with her fancy footwork. ABOVE CENTER: Donia Nemeh is watching the action downfield. Soccer Girls' Soccer 49 Fordson 1984 GIRLS' SOCCER Opponent 0 Grosse Pointe North 6 2 Edsel Ford 3 2 Garden City 4 1 University Liggett 2 1 Dearborn 4 1 Schoolcraft Invitational 0 1 Detroit Country Day 4 0 Garden City 2 2 Edsel Ford 4 1 University Liggett 3 0 Dearborn 4 2 Pre Regionals 0 0 Detroit Country Day 3 2 W - 2 Regional Finals 6 L - 12 Intramurals Provides Sports for All TOP LEFT: Hussein Bazzi attempts to bench press 1,000 pounds with no trouble at all. TOP RIGHT: Zein Hammoud's determination cannot be broken, even though a fly lands on his nose. BOTTOM RIGHT: Rita Talerico is one of the few female body builders at Fordson. BOTTOM LEFT: I man Fedallah uses his favorite phrase, No pain, no gain, during one of his power lifts. INTRAMURAL WEIGHTLIFTING Name Class Total Hassen Bazzi 100-120 325 lbs Matt Simshauser 120-130 760 lbs Abe Kassem 130-140 595 lbs Sam Salamey 140-150 850 lbs Fadl Faraj 150-160 970 lbs James Gotshaw 160-170 825 lbs Zein Hammoud 180-190 1125 lbs 50 Intramurals TOP: Members of the Intramural Champion Basketball Team: Pat Parish, John Thornton, Cary Lingenfelter, Rich King, and Chris Mazaris. ABOVE LEFT: Cary Lingenfelter perfects his jump shot long before the championship game. ABOVE RIGHT: Cary Lingenfelter and Pat Parish go up for a rebound. Intra murals 51 52 Aci ivit i e Cheerleaders Stress School Spirit TOP: Juniors Michelle Ciolfi and Jeannie Jedynak gel buddy-buddy for the camera. RIGHT: V CHEERLEADERS. Back Row: Debbie Kashen, Sally Muriinski, Frances Mazzuca, and Dawn Taft. Middle: Tina Marcantonio, Maria Domenico, and Kerri Osada. Front: Laura Seychel, Maria Lacaria, and Laura Ahmed. ABOVE: Everyone, say cheese. We know them as the high spirited group who is always at the football games, basket- ball games, and other such events. They're our cheer- leaders. They're devoted young ladies whose main purpose is motivating the crowds at the games. They practice three hours a day, twice a week. They are organized by their coach, Leslie Lewis. During these practices they work on their routines ana develop new ones. This year their captain is Michelle Sikina. ABOVE: Nikki Noroyan, Sandy Abbas, and Michelle Ciofi know who's number one. BOTTOM: Freshmen Dana Bross, Gina Alfieri, Debbie Grimme, and Sandra Giammaro. Missing are Diane Parsons, Diane Idzior and Sue favor. BOTTOM LEFT; Renee Bonemer, Nikki Noroyan, and Michelle Sikina show their spirit at one of the games. ABOVE LEFT: VARSITY CHEER- LEADERS. Back Row: Kim Tanner Michelle Sikina, Dede Potter, and Judy Burke. Middle: Laura Kuchka, Sandy Abbas, Michelle Ciolfi, and Bridget Maloney. Front Row: Jeannie Jedynak, Nikki Noroyan, and Renee Bonemer. Cheerleaders 55 Drama Club, Thespians Show Talent Both the Drama Club and the Thespian Troupe are sponsored by Mr. Richard Zimmerman. These two groups are responsi- ble for the play productions in the fall and spring. This fall, the school presented Glimpses, a series of skits written by other high school students. Each had a theme which was relevant to today's youth. Some Drama Club members take part in presenting the popular Kids on the Block. They are a bunch of puppets, who have physical, emotional, or mental disabilities. The programs are presented to area school children to foster a better understanding of handicapped people. Plans by the clubs have been made to attend a state-wide conference in Feb- ruary and the State Thespian Conference in Flint in May. TOP RIGHT: The Drama Club once again proves what hams they can be. ABOVE: Charlie Saad, Al Divetta, and Don Schafer are clowns both on an off the stage. ABOVE LEFT: Renee Tambeau and Leah Ankeny practice their lines. LEFT: Star Bledsoe talks to the boss. 56 Drama Club TOP LEFT: These proud cast members advertise the play Glimpses ' the fall play which dealt with contemporary problems for high school students. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Richard Zimmerman has sponsored the Drama and Thespian Clubs at Fordson for several years. CENTER: Nikki Noroyan competes for Jeff Musial's attention in a scene from Glimpses. LEFT: Diane Jozefczyk and Leah Ankeny, actresses they are, dancers they're not. BELOW LEFT: Diane Jozefczyk and AI Divetta give their son some advice about life, another scene from Glimpses. Thespians 57 Students Debate Unemployment, Poverty DEBATE CLUB. Bottom Row: Janine Smerecki, Da xa ben Patel, A mat Taleb. Middle Row: Chris Monteiro, Samira Mash hour, Vyte Snapstys. Top Row: Paul Patyna, Chris Bunse, Ali Salamey, Upendra Patel. RIGHT: Daxaben Patel and Paul Patyna enjoy the competition of the debates. BOTTOM RIGHT: Smira Mash hour, Lana Swaney, and Vyte Snapstys take notes on the affirmative point and Daxaben Patel and Paul Patyna discuss the proposition. BOTTOM LEFT: Samira Mashhour, Lana Swaney, and Vyte Snapstys do some research on the topic. LEFT: Chris Bunse amuses himself during a meeting of the Debate Club. At Fordson debate is a competitive speech activity sponsored by Miss Jacki Wininger. Debate involves a propo- sition and two four-person teams. This year's topic is Resolved: That the federal government should provide jobs for all who are unem- ployed and living in pover- ty. The teams take either the pro or con position. They research the topic and com- pete against other schools. 58 Debate NHS Plays Vital Role at Fordson The National Honor Society is an organization consisting of outstanding students who are active in school and have an overall GPA of at least 3.5 for juniors and 3.0 for seniors. Its purpose is to instill the ideas of scholarship, charity, ser- vice, and leadership. Induction ceremonies, candy sales, Open House, senior citizen luncheons, the blood drive, and other activi- ties kept NHS busy this year. LEFT: Rose Marie Bruno, and Patty Bank converse on the pro's and con's of dressing up. CENTER: Frank Ashmore, Lisa Wehab, Dan Alvarado, and Kristen Shuman are a terrific foursome. TOP: Treasurer Michele Whyte, President Karen Prusis, Vice-President Laura Williams, and Secretary Frank Ashmore are the 1984-1985 NHS officers. ABOVE: The National Honor Society. Bottom Row: Carolyn Abraham, Jodi Ashcroft, Rose Marie Bruno, Jeannie Chiodo, James Murray, Michelle Audia, Debbie Dev it is, Lisa Wehab, Nicole Petish. Middle Row: Mike Cubka, Upendra Patel, Creg Stockton, John Cubka, Janine Smerecki, Rose Delgado, Claudia Palchak, Pam Oleskowicz, Charisse Cencyuz, Karen Prusis, Michelle Sikina. Back Row: Cino Rosati, Ken Kucel, Mark Havens, Tom Lance, Patty Bank, Cino Sessa, John Latin, Mark Marinucci. NHS 59 Queen Lori Reigns at Homecoming TOP LEFT: Seniors Judy Burke and Michele Sikina compare flowers. TOP RIGHT: A group of Seniors ham it up by their first place float. ABOVE RIGHT: Chris Marinakos and Heather Bolten await the announcement of the queen. RIGHT: Senior Judy Burke wishes that Ken Kucel had taken the Porsche instead of the windy convertible. ABOVE: Sandi Abbas congratulates her sister Lori on being named Homecoming Queen 1984. 60 Homecoming ABOVE: Michele Sikina and Pete Dimascio flash their brilliant smiles on the way to the football game. TOP LEFT: Vicki and Nikki Noroyan enjoy the Homecoming festivities. TOP RIGHT: Chris Marinakos, Heather Bolten, Paige Lytwyn and Dennis Salliotte show off Ford's new driverless car. CENTER RIGHT: Lisa Lewandowski and Sam Amen move fast to avoid being trampled on by the band. BELOW: Pete Dimascio, Michele Sikina, Tom Gorno and Lori Abbas get the wind-blown effect. BELOW RIGHT: Queen Lori Abbas presides over Homecoming. Homecoming 61 'Helio Dolly' Includes Large Cast LIFT: Renee Tambeau and Mark Havens dance the night away. ABOVE: A crowd scene from Hello Dolly. TOP: Janine Smericki, Daren Fredrickson, Rachel Ankeny, and Cino Provenza are exclaiming their love of the night life. The 1984 Spring Musical was “Hello Dolly. Ms. Maritsa Madias and Mr. Phil Helpen cooperated in putting the show on. About seventy Fordson students participated in the production of the play. Dolly was played by Kandi Baran, supported by Rachel Ankeny, Renee Tarn- beau and Janine Smericki. Mr. Vandergelder was played by Joel Wolf, who was helped by Gino Provenza and Daren Fredrickson. His daughter's romantic interest was played by Mark Havens. There are a lot of underclass- men who are returning to the drama program this year, so the hopes of another fine musical are high. 62 Spring Musical TOP: The citizens are pleading their innocence in the court scene from the musical. CENTER LEFT: A song and dance by Vandergelder and his hardware men. ABOVE: A prim and proper Janine Smericki. LEFT: Dolly patrons line up at the ticket booth. Spring Musical 63 Tractor Stop Shop Services Students ABOVE: Priti Patel, Linda Larkin, Larry King, Jennifer Zawora, and Janelle Deland gather around the cash register. BELOW: Mr. Mark Shooshanian and Senior Kristen Shuman are examining the latest item in the Tractor Stop Shop. BOTTOM LEFT: Senior Sherry Wroblewskl tries to sell Mr. Caiss a Fordson jersey. MIDDLE LEFT: Seniors John Thornton, Lisa Denning and Renee Bonemer are trying to figure out if he is a customer or a mannequin. TOP LEFT: Senior Leslie Marsh is doing her usual waiting on customers by attacking Senior Chris Estrada. Y.E.S. Strives for Better World There are many clubs at Fordson, but what makes Y.E.S. (Youth to End Star- vation) different from other clubs is that it raises money to help other peo- ple. The club sends an average of $2,000 each year to C.A.R.E. and sponsors one child in the U.S. through Save the Children by monthly payments. Y.E.S. raises money by collecting empty bottles and cans, the Hall-o-gram sales in October, the citrus fruit sale before Christ- mas, and poster and calen- dar sales. ABOVE: Y.E.S. CLUB. First Row: Michelle Audit, Wanda Yee, Debbie Murphy. Back Row: Dan Kimberlin, Marc Hawkins, Daxaben Patel, May Berry Chris Jeffery, Josie Santioni, Chimene Alawan, Wally Listopad. BELOW: Daxaben Patel discusses the calendar sales at a Y.E.S. meeting. BOTTOM: Chris Jeffery, Dan Kimberlin and Wally Listopad are tallying the number of Hall-o-grams. BOTTOM LEFT: Y.E.S. club officers are: Daxaben Patel, president; Debbie Murphy, vice-president; Marc Hawkins, secretary; and Michelle Audit, treasurer. ■ Language Clubs Attract Students The Spanish and Arabic Clubs provide cultural activities for students who express a desire to learn about other languages. Some of the activities in this year's Spanish agenda included helping with White Christmas, visiting the Children's Hospital, and a candy cane sale. One special activity will be a trip to Spain, which will be enjoyed by six of the club members. The Arabic Club is headed by Mr. Al Harp. Its activities are very cultural. In the fact that they have a Dabke Troupe, which performs Arabic dances, and they also sell Arabic sweets. ABOVE: Ali Baydoun is the Student Congress representative from the Arabic Club. ABOVE RIGHT: Vice-President Rose Alcodray, President Fred Amen, Advisor Mr. Albert Harp, Secretary Aida Chahine, and Treasurer Fadia Haidous. BELOW RIGHT: The Arabic Club during one of its meetings. 66 Arabic Club ARABIC CLUB. First Row: Ali Baydoun, Rose Alcodray, Aida Chahine, Mr. Albert R. Harp, Fred Amen, Fadia Haidous. Second Row: Hassan Bazzi, Diana Bazzi, Mona Hourani, Charlene Berry, Ferial Koussan, Laila Hammoud. Third Row: Ali Harb, Abbas Far hat, Hassan Bazzi, Jamal Hazime, Fadi Berry, Abdul Berro. SPANISH CLUB: First Row: Joe Maker, Carolyn Enright, Ceri Burgess, Jim Loter. Second Row: Kim Kucel, Natalie Mosallam, Margaret Velasco, Jeanne Chiodo. Back Row: Mr. Henry Waterkamp, Karen Delgado, Bob Erwin, Lee Ann Widener, Carrie Beaubien, Dan Alverado, Michelle Sikina, Rose Delgado. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Henry Waterkamp joins the coffee generation. ABOVE: Junior Carrie Beaubien and Sophomore Carolyn Enright are discussing this year's Spanish activities. BELOW LEFT: President Rose Delgado addresses the members of the Spanish Club. CENTER: Dan Alvarado shows off his macho image by attracting the senoritas. ABOVE LEFT: Secretary Natalie Mosallam; Treasurer Carolyn Enright; Vice-President Dan Alvarado; President Rose Delgado. Spanish Club 67 French Club Members Stay Active Le Cercle Francais, other- wise known as the French Club, is one of the more popular clubs at Fordson. The club's advisor, Mrs. Rosa Scarmucci, attributes this to the fact that The French Club activities allow for in- dividuals to fulfill roles of leadership and membership. Some of their activities include being ushers for school performances, donating money to Y.E.S., having eclair sales, and a French Candy Kiss raffle. FAR RIGHT: President Renee Tam beau ad- dresses the French Club. CENTER: Laura Williams says, Let me get back to my work. ABOVE: Mrs. Rosa Scaramucci gives us her holly-jolly look. Le Cercle Francais. FIRST ROW: Mary Kizilcik, Chris Monteiro, Charisse Gencuyz, Diane Delgado, Annetta Bruni, Renee Tambeau, Laura Williams, Leah Ankeny, Mrs. Rosa Scaramucci, and Miss Mary Stackpoole. SECOND ROW: Claudia Palchak, Lana Swaney, Michelle Motowski, Yvette Salamey, Casey Szymanski, Linda Johnson, Farouz Jomaa. FOURTH ROW: Lisa Toccacelli, Heather Furgeson, Tiffany Furdak, Cathy Macki, Leslie Rains, Marlene Tonna, Jennifer Montney. FIFTH ROW: Laurie Pawlowski, Armina Duenas, Christ in Fahnestock, Lia Wolak, Jerry Kalanowski, Tracy Jacovetti, Pam Oleszowicz. 68 French Club ABOVE: Le Cercie Francais members gather to look at the club emblem. ABOVE RIGHT: Claudia Palchak and Diane Delgado show us how happy they are to be in the French Club. CENTER: Cristine Monteiro is enjoying the food at the French Club party. BELOW RIGHT: French Club members take time out to smile for the camera. BELOW LEFT: Claudia Palchak is teaching the club how to clap their hands. BELOW: The French Club at their best, Cbowing down. French Club 69 BABES Serves the Community ABOVE: Rose Delgado shows her talents as she narrates a show. TOP RIGHT: Why are these students playing with puppetsI CENTER: Team 83 works with students at Henry Ford. BELOW RIGHT: Team 84 visits Lowrey. BELOW: A young student works on a worksheet. The Beginning Alcohol Basic Education Studies, sponsored by Mr. Verlyn Beardslee at F.H.S., is a six-week program that involves 16 students from Fordson and 14 students from Edsel Ford. Selected groups from the high schools teach children, ages 3 to 8, ways to develop valuable coping skills and they also give them information regarding the use and abuse of drugs and alcohol. The groups from the BABES program visit elementary schools in the area, 3rd grade classes this year. Puppet snows are put on and lessons are done, both related with infor- mation designed to facilitate the development of children. O' TOP RIGHT; Mr. Verlyn Beards lee, sponsor of the BABES program at Fordson. CENTER: The Early Bird - a puppet that explains the early warning signals of alcoholism and other drug problems. CENTER RIGHT: A group of students from Henry Ford enjoy watching a puppet show put on by Team 82. RIGHT: Team 8! works with kids at William Ford Elementary. ABOVE: Team 82 works with a group of third grade students at Henry Ford. BABES. First Row: Sue Hyssen, Laura Herrick, Frida Macki, Jennifer Havens, Pam Giles. Second Row: Carrie Beaubien, Debbie Devitis, Daxaben Patel, Rose Delgado, Pete DiMascio, Maria Cascardo, Labna Elhasan, Dianne Jozefczyk, Michele Sikina. BABES 71 Classes Help To Inform Students ‘□WERiaTRlBUNt Whoever thinks that Journalism and Mass Media are easy classes should think again. There is a lot of work done by the students as they gain experience on a newspaper or behind a camera. The Tower Tribune's staff decreased from last year. However, Editor John Cherry, Dave Loudon, Pat Darish, Mary McComb, and Raad Alawan with Renee Tambeau helped to make the paper enjoyable. The Mass Media class also decreased in size from last year with only five members this year. The class received a new camera at the beginning of the year and have put it to use often during the year, televising many basketball games and various other events. TOP LEFT: Raad Alawan, Mike Kopcik, Pat Darish, Renee Tambeau, John Cherry, and Mary McComb, members of the staff, display the Trib banner. MIDDLE LEFT: Mary McComb and Raad Alawan try to find the x on the typewriter while Mike Kopcik refuses to tell them where it is. MIDDLE RIGHT: Editor John Cherry is summarizing the Presidential Debates. BOTTOM LEFT: E. T., alias Dave Loudon, phones home. BOTTOM RIGHT: Senior Jeff Nickoloff makes it possible down in the print shop. 72 Tower Tribune TOP LEFT: Members of the Mass Media class are Raad Alawan, Dave Loudon, Douglas Dawdy, and Dave Turfe. TOP RIGHT: Douglas Dawdy and Dave Turfe examine a pornographic movie. MIDDLE LEFT: The group inspects some of the equipment before they use it. BOTTOM LEFT: Dave Loudon teaches Raad Alawan how to announce a basketball game. BOTTOM RIGHT: Ali Dagher is trying to find the switch to turn on the camera. Mass Media 73 Glimpses' Successful This year's fall play Glimpses” was a total success. The Drama Club's main reason for putting the play on was the popularity of last year's play Voices from the High School. Interest in drama seems to be increasing here at Fordson. More students tried out for a part in this play than for any other in the past. Quite a few freshmen had parts in the play. Over half of the cast consisted of new talent. Glimpses was a combination of many short plays or skits which depicted the problems in a teenager's life. Highlights of the play were the skits, Radio Talk and Angie's Song. Radio Talk was about a group of teens each of whom enjoyed his own type of music. They argued about which type of music was best: hard rock, punk rock, mellow rock etc. One boy was considered weird because he liked classical music. Angie's Song portrays a troubled girl who is pregnant. Later, she has a miscarriage. The skit stresses the fact that she will never be the same because of her experience. ABOVE: Al DivetU and Jacqueline Brandolino tell of the grueling job of being unappreciated parents. BELOW: Charlie Saad leads his group with We're Not Coinna Take It” by Twisted Sister. 74 Fall Flay ABOVE: Jeff Musial shows off his dancing skills in The Break Dancer. RIGHT: Renee Tambeau, a veteran Fordson actress, thinks pink after a futile suicide attempt. ABOVE: Michelle Celmer and Judy Pelle discuss burial plans for their mother in What To Do With Mother. RIGHT: Diane Jozefczyk asks Greg Stockton, What are you going to do with your life? in the skit Wandering. Fall Play 75 Winter Concert Displays Talents Every year Fordson's Music Department puts on its Winter Concert right before Christmas. The concert includes perfor- mances by the band, select ensemble, marching band, jazz band, jazz choir, chorus, and the pom-pon girls. As in past years, this year's performance was outstanding. Organizing all this talent were Mr. Phil Hespen, who is the band director, and Ms. Maritsa Madias, who is the vocal music director. TOP RIGHT: Ms. Madias accompanies the choir in a Christmas favorite. ABOVE LEFT: An interested audience listens to the choir perform. ABOVE RIGHT: Frank Ashmore leads the band in one of its selections. RIGHT: Anne Marie Herrick leads the band. 76 Winter Concert TOP LEFT: This section of the marching band really starts jamming. TOP RIGHT: The pom-pon girls join the band as Frank Ashmore conducts. CENTER LEFT: Old Glory waves over the marching band. ABOVE: The jazz choir belts out a few tunes. ABOVE RIGHT: The pom-pon girls strut their stuff. Winter Concert 77 Student Government Has Active Year This year the Student Government was very successful. The officers of the Student Congress were: President Todd Gonzalez, Vice- President Ray Berry, Treasurer Kim Moreno, and Secretary Maria DeGarmo. The Student Congress tried some new things this past year. They sponsored clean-up days for the school where students volunteered to clean statues, stair-wells, and paintings. They also visited other schools in the Wolverine A League and exchanged ideas. During Thanksgiving they held their annual Turkey Trot. The second period classes collected money. The classes with the most money got to chase a turkey across the football field. The money collected was used to purchase food for poor families in our area. White Christ- mas was another great success. TOP RIGHT: This hippy group celebrates the best White Christmas so far. MIDDLC RIGHT: Maria Lacaria and Amal Berry watch Laura Gonzalez reach for a can of peas. BOTTOM RIGHT: Yvette Salamey, Scott Cahill, and Mary Baugh work on shining the statues. ABOVC: The helpers show off their great work. 78 Student Government TOP LEFT: Julianne Reno and Joe Grech work hard to create a gorgeous box. TOP RIGHT: Laura Williams and Annetta Bruni take time out for a picture. MIDDLE RIGHT: Jodi Ashcroft exclaims what a good job she did. LOWER RIGHT: She-She Abraham, May Berry, and Janine Smerecki work their hardest to fill the boxes. ABOVE: Mr. Gary Ashcroft adds the final touches to his snowman. 1 SENIORS . . . SENIORS • § • SO Seniors Class of 1985 The 1985 Senior Class Officers are: Michele Sikina, President; Lisa Wehab, Vice-President; Scott Cahill, Treasurer; and Nancy Skubik, Secre- tary. The officers worked very hard to make the year a success. Although our class was crazy and fun, we have achieved well academically and athle- tically. We have turned our dreams into realities and have obtained great memories that will always keep us young at heart. (RIGHT: The Senior Class Of- ficers. BELOW: Seniors gather around the 1st place Homecoming float.) C-urofyn - 'JJurniii Amad -Ait mad Jeffrey JlLn Senior Officers 81 Homecoming '84 J aafer -Anani -Anthony -Antoneffi h unJa -Aihi 2) uunc JJurton h ay JJasifeo CaiianJra Battle llrit Bartlett Kaouf Bo ZFFr. Here the seniors are putting the finishing touches on the winning float. ABOVE: The Fordson band diligently plays on until the very end of the game. LEFT: The Tractor cheerleaders are a bunch of hams as they pose for every picture any photographer takes. ABOVE: Sandi and Mrs. Abbas congratulate Lori for becoming homecoming queen for 1984-1985. Homecoming 83 ABOVE: Seniors Lori W., Chuck H., Bridget M., and Russell D1, (alias Baby New Year) pose for a picture at the dance. RIGHT: John Janowicz and his date seem to be enjoying themselves. WMM Me R lilaJau ( rro trru Sernadette Setf ey Sc ft Scydc Wlonct Beydt nu BU Idenee Bo C on n i r Bou fu h unis Homecoming Dance Da R ‘• y IVaeJe R, erry WicU e RLsL Jlisa Re 3‘“ (flicfine Brandofit Sami BfaiL Christi an unie Euri, e nu ae ( Justa mante ABOVE: Janet Taha and Sean Barton audition for a Close-up commercial. BELOW: Sue Malicki and Domenic Tassielli wait anxiously to get their pictures taken. RIGHT: OOOPS! Sorry, Renee, didn't mean to interrupt. 85 Football Playoffs TOP: Jimmy Ferris begins celebrating the victory over Henry Ford early. ABOVE: The Tractor fans are always full of spirit. RIGHT: The guys express their joy after the win over Henry Ford. 86 Playoffs flatii an CLrck TOP LEFT: Danny McDougall leads the Tractors on to another victory. TOP: Kamel Salame kicks the winning field goat against Farmington Harrison. ABOVE: John Janowicz breaks away for long yardage. 87 Silverdome beira 2)e Vi ti i Massed SbonJ ABOVE LEFT: David Gaiss shows us his perfect punting form. ABOVE: Jimmy Ferris marches after the Ann Arbor Pioneers. BELOW LEFT: John Janowicz drives up the middle for a first down. Silverdome 89 Seniors Work Together 90 Seniors ABOVE: Doesn't Senior Anne Marie Pa la look cute as her freind, Senior Amy Jones, pretends to ignore the camera. BELOW RIGHT: Seniors Raeda Bazzi and Bouthayna Saad play model. BELOW MIDDLE: Seniors Lisa Mason and Colombo Maura win the cutest couple contest. BELOW: Senior Chris Young tries to look as though she's studying, but we know better than that. Seniors Study, Have Fun JUa 3run i WotiLa $aa(a TOP: Seniors Shpresa Shaska and Kristen Shuman lean against the statue of Zeus. ABOVE: Senior Nathan Church finds it hard to believe what Mr. Prokop just said. LEFT: Seniors Fran Magon and Debbie Murphy share a joke before class. 92 Seniors ABOVE: Seniors Barb Bayley and Karin Tosh stay late in the cafeteria. LEFT: Seniors Dan Mannarino and Luigi Bruni show their studly poses. ABOVE LEFT: Seniors Diana McCeogh and Mike Malewski decide to take control of their economics class. ABOVE LEFT: Jason Rieman smiles for the camera, but we know what he is really thinking. ABOVE RIGHT: Frank Ashmore tells Kim Moreno not to be so frisky. jCaura rjLanavu ont jCance jCati n Urenda jCefeLvt J)u ve dCi Lera ti Ji nyenfefh dia jiipani JoL JocUe 94 Hallways Hallways BOTTOM LEFT: Cary Lingenfelter yells no to two raving women, Annette Bruni and Leslie Marsh. BOTTOM RIGHT: Dan Drummond smiles at one of the local beauties. Hallways 95 Sban W, annatino U arr,n W, a user JeJie Wars!5 J(im niursUf Jisa m a Aon ColomL Wo San, Wo TOP LEFT: Jennifer Havens is caught thinking a sinister thought. RIGHT: Zein Hammoud and Mona Nasser get caught as the only people actually doing homework in the library. Caught in the Act 96 Seniors ABOVE: Lena Dagher and Michele Sikina get caught trying to find books on the male anatomy. RIGHT: Living up to his reputation as Most likely to be fired for sleeping on the job ' Doug Dawdy is caught enjoying an interesting Physics lecture. BOTTOM RIGHT: Rich King and Colombo Maura get caught trying to get Chris Bunse's attention. Wit. Wc Waster _.Kim W ema Keep Smiling ABOVE: John Toloff shows his sexy smile. 98 Seniors gkonJa til orrt ion ABOVE: Anne Marie Herrick is caught doing homework between classes. BELOW RIGHT: Domenic Tassielli and Tamara Unis share a joke during class. BELOW LEFT: Jeff Nickotoff and Gil Sanchez are working hard as usual. WruziL SeUie WurpL Working Hard jbauid He oCorraine Ok ara pa me fa OfeizL ou ii z DaJet Ouza Jennifer % Dalj ana fjicei'sLa M fhcUoff TOP: All-State football player Jeff Schertzer looks thrilled to be in Mr. Derderian's English class. BOTTOM: Steve Clough and Cino Rosati show their awesome ability to study. -Anne 'Warie pafa 100 Seniors TOP: Karin Tosh looks pretty happy to be studying for her anatomy class. ABOVE: Michele Sikina takes time out of class to write a letter to her boyfriend. RIGHT: Tony Zahler flexes for the cameraman. % ave PJcU Paula panepucci Jltli ena Para sit t — ( t U l l tl Patel Paul WuUle PavticL Seniors 101 ABOVE: Seniors Mike Vetowich, George Abbot, Frank Ashmore, and Dave Liberati look like they're having a good time. RIGHT: Seniors Kelly Varga and Crystal Muscott try to look enthused. 102 Seniors Friendship BOTTOM: A group of seniors flash their smiles at the dance. TOP LEFT: Senior Pat Darish tries to break the strangle hold of senior Yola Makki. TOP RIGHT: Here we have senior Bob Abraham sneaking around as usual. ABOVE: Hassan Jaafar, Chris Estrada, and Mario Badia never Kiss and tell. RIGHT: Senior gigs TRY to impress the senior girls. BELOW: Ray Basileo shows us his natural GQ look. S 104 Seniors ifJoulltuynu and Vain, SuuJ XUeJ SuuJ .Saudu Siaad franco Santiffi C onnie a pi a Kabuli I J a mat 3 abbagb Xjvetfe afamey 3,nun Satante JJuJa Safe LEFT: Mark Blust glances at his watch to make sure he's not late for an important date. RIGHT: Jimmy Ferris asks John Janowicz, How do you manage to play so well after a long night? 2 awn S arts Mf ScLrUe, Seniors 105 Friendship DranL Se SItpreia SUL Scoti SL aw ABOVE: Seniors Frida Makki, Maria Cascardo, and Yola Makki form a friendship pyramid. TOP LEFT: Seniors John Latin and Renee Tambeau throw down at the dance. Sum SUfi Kristen lu WicU SiL 106 Seniors eJ)an intuit WicUte St. St. tton We Staunton CtuaLlk St encef TOP LEFT: Do you think Dan Mannarino and John DeMarco could pass for twinsi TOP RIGHT: Senior Filonena Succuro puts away her pattern after a rough day. ABOVE: Seniors Bridgett Maloney and Mike Malewski try their best at the smurf. SI. eresa St cwart 107 Ken Spencer Senioritis OPPOSITE PACE: TOP: We know that Columbo Maura and Matt Nemeth are not really studying. BOTTOM: What is so interesting that is making Ann Marie Pala, Barb Phil pot, and Cheryl Hinton smileI ABOVE: Steve Clough tells Sue Champa a dirty joke while she's laughing. TOP RIGHT: Bridgett Maloney shows her strut as she walks down the hall. BOTTOM RIGHT: Yvette Salamey is shocked by one of the counselors. Seniors 109 Candids Sua Unis WUe Vetowicli Carrie We 0amara Unii TOP: The Fordson Cheerleaders really know how to go crazy. LEFT: Leslie Marsh exclaims, Do I look totally awesome or whatf BOTTOM: The Fordson fans are always faithful. 2U™ WL u WuU ll%le $oltn 1 V ti I Set I Paul Wilder TOP: The Fordson football team shows who's 1. MIDDLE: Fordson fans come in many different sizes and shapes. BOTTOM: David Caiss always knows how to get to the bottom of things, literally. Seniors 111 SJOJU9S HI SpjpUIQ Underclassmen . . . Underclassmen Jl VIOKS The Junior Class Junior Officers Lead their Class Every high school class has its leaders, fine up- standing students and this year's Junior Class is no exception. The Class of '86 is led by President Jodi Ashcroft, Vice-President Sue Rossi, Secretary Nikki Noroyan, and Treasurer Carolyn Abraham. They worked hard and put together a lot of activities. They raised money this year by sponsoring the Homecoming Dance. Also, they sold pom-pons and had candy sales. This year's Junior Class sponsor was Mrs. Carol Groves. FIRST ROW: Samar Abdallah, Nazer Abdel Fattah, Carolyn Abraham, Billy Adams, Mohammed Ajrouche, Ra- shad Al Shohati, Raad Alawan, Wardeh Alcodray. SECOND ROW: Barbara Alexander, Mosad Algahmi, Ahmed Algazaly, Nancy Kelly Allen, Angela Amato, Farid Amen, Nawal Amen, Amer Amin. THIRD ROW: Salam Anani, Sandra Andrews, Steve Antczak, Patti Airedini, Nada Alassil, Laura Anderson, Samira Ashkar, Jodi Ashcroft. FOURTH ROW: Shadia Attalia, Michelle Audia, Ali A wadi, Amal Ayoub, Mir vat Ayoub, Wo fa Ayyad, Tom Balnius, Patricia Bank. FIFTH ROW: Edmund Barlow, Fay Barry, Tracy Baumgart, Aly A. Bay- doun, Intisar Baydoun, Oussama Baydoun, Cabi Bazzi, Hani Bazzi. 114 Juniors FIRST ROW: Hussein J. Bazzi, I mad Bazzi, Khali da Bazzi, Mariam Bazzi, Milad Bazzi, Si ham Bazzi. SECOND ROW: Carrie Beaubien, Mohamod Bedoun, Heidi Bedross, Fatmeh Berry, May Berry, Hisham Beydoun. THIRD ROW: Susan Berry, Mohammed Beydoun, Wissam Beydoun, Matthew Bis, Wayne Black, Miriam Blaik. FOURTH ROW: Star Bledsoe, Margaret Borg, Heather Bowie, Cordon Bradford, Noelle Bradley, Eddy Bratton. FIFTH ROW: Johnny Brazas, Clay Brown, Michael Patrick, Rosemarie Bruno, Robert Bucciarelli, Kim Bumbalough. OPPOSITE PACE. LEFT: The juniors know who really is Number One. RIGHT: The sponsor of the Junior Class is Mrs. Carol Groves. ABOVE: Hanging in there are the Junior Class officers. BELOW LEFT: She-She Abraham and Mrs. Carol Groves try to balance the books. BELOW RIGHT: The great Junior Homecoming Float. FIRST ROW: Ceri Burgess, Rochelle Cardiel, Simone Carr on, Holly Caruso, Teresa Casey, Aida Chahine, Ali Chahine, Dalai Chami. SECOND ROW: Maysaa Chatila, Frank Checcobelli, Jeanne Chiodo, Miles Christmas, Dawn Cialone, Sabatino CiavagUa, William Ciccone, Michelle Ciolfi. THIRD ROW: Robert Cole, Theresa Cosenza, Carrie Costa, David Crysler, Larry Cucinella, Sandra Cybulski, Chris Czoprewski, Mohamad Dabaja. FOURTH ROW: Chada Da h k lalla h, Imad Dakhlallah, Laurie Davidson, Melvin Davis, Nancy Dean, Maria Degar mo, Salwa Dehrob, Diane Delgado. FIFTH ROW: Rose Delgado, Suzanne Denys, Rana Derbass, Keith Derry, Linda Didyk, Di mitra Dimitriou, Albert Divetta, Daniel Dochenetz. ABOVE RIGHT: Joe Scharf chases down a deliquent turkey. CENTER: A nice sized crowd turned out for the 14th annual Turkey Trot. BOTTOM LEFT: Scott Sieperski and Gino Polidori show off their best friend. BOTTOM: Mr. Gary Ashcroft shows Mohamed Agad the strategy to the race. OPPOSITE PAGE: Scott Sieperski has everything he needs for a good Thanksgiving dinner. 116 Juniors Turkey Trot During the 14th annual Tur- key Trot, Fordson students and faculty collected more than $800 for needy families in Dearborn. Mr. Richard Topolewski's class collected the most money per student, while Mr. Henry Waterkamp's collected the most money. Mr. Clark Burnett's class was honored by having the fastest turkey. Ten wild and crazy turkeys were chased by representatives from ten different classes. FIRST ROW: Tin Doll, Kelly Donaldson, Kristi Draus, Erik Duenas, Michelle Durkin, Sanaa El Hawli, Mohamed El Jahmi, Ahlam Elayan. SECOND ROW: Andrew Ellison, Renee Eskelinen, Rayed Esseily, Cynthia Estrada, Aida Faraj, Fadia Faraj, Nemr Faraj, Abbas Farhat. THIRD RO W: Hassan Farhat, Helen Fasano, Bryan Feather, Martin Ferris, Robert Furgiuele, Laura Calay, Donna Gascon, Charisse Gencyuz. FOURTH ROW: Matthew Girardin, Cris Gonzalez, Todd Gonzalez, Dana Goodman, Charlotte Goutimy, Patricia Grech, Tamara Grover, John Cubka. FIFTH ROW: Michael Gubka, Michelle Gulin, Arthur Gutowski, Hassen Habhab, Moin Habhab, Eugene Habich, Michael Hadad, Entasian Hadi. t Juniors 117 Outstanding Juniors Deserve Praise LEFT: Diane Jozefczyk is outstanding for her extracurricular involvement. ABOVE: Rosemarie Bruno is outstanding for her athletic ability, including varsity tennis, softball, volleyball. FIRST ROW: Sami Hajhassan, Samara Hamad, Husein Hamade, Yamamah Hamdan, Herria Hamid, Zobeida Hamka, Amal Hammoud, Tim Han- chon. SECOND ROW: Hanan Hanka, Ali Harb, Ibrahim Harb, Mirvat Harb, Cheryl Harris, Lina Hashem, I mad Hassan, Mark Havens THIRD ROW: Leslie Ha wry la k, Steven Hayes, Ferial Hazemy, Fat me Hazime, Joumana Hazime, Nawal Hazimeh, Danny Herman, Jamie Hernandez. FOURTH ROW: Laura Herrick, Michael Hicks, Alex Horn ayed, Karl Hossein, Joel Hurley, Fatme Hussein, Makled Hus- sein, Susan Hyssen. FIFTH ROW: Nino laconis, Michael laquaniello, Mi- chelle Illingworth, Terri Inman, Has- san Irani, Aida Issa, Sal luliano, Han a Jaber. 118 Juniors FIRST ROW: Greg Jackson, Nadia Jafer, Barbara Jay or, Jean Jedynak, Eric Johnson, Linda Johnson. SECOND ROW: Fairouz Jomaa, Elizabeth Jones, Dianne Jozefczyk, Elizabeth Jucha, Nebie Jusufi, Jerry Kalinowski. THIRD ROW: Mohamad Khalil, Salman Khreizat, Andrew Kirkhart, Cathy Konkoly, Michelle Kopcik, Karen Kopka. FOURTH ROW: Sana Koussan, Hovnaton Krikorian, Dawn Kusterer, Dave Lacinski, Jeffrey LeiJten, Tamra Lajack. FIFTH ROW: Ronald Len, Ron Lesinski, Ed Levy, Susan Lotarski, Frank Lozenich, Kelly Lutteke. ABOVE: Mike laquaniello earned his outstanding junior title for his great performances as quarterback this year on the football team. BELOW: Mark Havens has recognition for his work with the Salvation Army. BOTTOM RIGHT: Jill Noelke made the outstanding junior list for her placement on the All-City tennis team. BELOW LEFT: Charisse Gencyuz is outstanding for her academic skills. Juniors 119 + TOP: Nancy Marinakos and Nicki Noroyan pose for Cosmopolitan. MIDDLE: Noah Ayoub shows us his casual C.Q. attire. BELOW: Dawn Cla lone and Eric Johnson show their spirit in some Fordson garb. FIRST ROW: Leslie Lyons, Kirk Lytwyn, Richard Mackie, Talal Maisari, Maha Majed. SECOND ROW: Hussein Makaled, Hassan Makled, Susan Malicki, Jeffrey Mallad, Dottie Malushi. THIRD ROW: Enza Mannarino, Nancy Marinakos, Mark Marinucci, Kimberly Marro, Kalil Masri. FOURTH ROW: Vince Maura, Larry May, Frances Mazzuca, Renee McAuley, Mary Me Comb. FIFTH ROW: Jeffrey Mercer, Stephanie Mileto, Cristina Monteiro, Tami Moreno, Victoria Morga. SIXTH ROW: Tammy Muinoz, Jim Murray, Zenepe Mustafa, Sam Naji, Chada Nassar. SEVENTH ROW: Youssef Nassar, Heather Newman, Phat Nguyen, Jill Noelke, Diane O'Malley. EIGHTH ROW: Michael Onyskin, Carolyn Orne, Michael Orr, Krista O'Sada, Claudia Palchak. FIRST ROW: Michael Papoulias, Perry Paras, Upendra Patel, John Paulsen, Jimmy Perrone. SECOND ROW: Kim Pesko, Nicole Petish, Peter Petroi, Thomas Phelps, Mario Policicchio. THIRD ROW: Cino Polidori, John Pool, Danyelle Potter, Angela Precopio, Steven Preiss. FOURTH ROW: Renee Pruneau, Sam Rakipi, Michael Ramirez, Betty Ramolli, Kim Ramos. FIFTH ROW: Paul Rea, Jason Rieman, Doug Ritthaler, Theresa Rohig, Jeffrey Romano. SIXTH ROW: Sue Rossi, Cina Runco, Kirk Rydzik, Adiba Saad, Ahlam Saad. SEVENTH ROW: Casey Saad, Rhonda Saad, Salma Saad, Joanne Sabatina, Inshad Saghir. EIGHTH ROW: Andrew Salagan, Kama! Salame, Khalil Salame, Ali Salamey, Houssien Sareini. TOP: Tommy Capper and Sue Malicki show us how to look good and still be comfortable. MIDDLE: Ida Faraj gives us a glimpse of one of her modern outfits. BELOW: Frank Talerico and Dennis Salliott would catch any girl's eye with these outfits. Juniors Find Lunch Relaxing FIRST ROW: Deborah Saunders, Donald Schaffer, Christopher Schwartz, Bridgette Sciriha, Kristine Sciarrotta, Gino Sessa, Ali Shami. SECOND ROW: Mona Shami, Theresa Sharay, Monica Sheik, Ylldes Sherifovski, Scott Siepierski, Matthew Simshauser, Melissa Skiba. THIRD ROW: Janine Smerecki, Chris Smith, Joan Smith, Steve Smith, Sandra Smuk, Vyte Snapstys, Gerald Soelz. FOURTH ROW: Fatmeh Soueid, Lynwood Stanley, Anthony Suggs, Lana Swaney, Joe Sykes, Elizabeth Szymanski, Jeanene Talbot. FIFTH ROW: Frank Talerico, Rita Talerico, David Tamburro, Marisa Tomassi, Tony Tomei, Nickolas Toth, Robert Vacca. SIXTH ROW: Cathy Vaccaro, Haxhire Vaka, Daniel Vallone, Mary Vaughan, Marianne Wantuck, Tina Watt, Dawn Whitsett. OPPOSITE PACE. TOP LEFT: Steve Antczak and the boys enjoy a good laugh. LEFT: Cheer up, ladies. The food isn't that bad! BOTTOM RIGHT: Sue Berry chokes on her sandwich while Dimitra Dimitriou is more concerned with the camera. ABOVE: The Derry triplets treat a few close friends to lunch. TOP RIGHT: Gino Sessa does his Groucho Marx impression. ABOVE: Vicki Morga and Nicole Petish skip lunch and enjoy some gossip. FIRST ROW: Joseph Williams, Lisa Williams, Tammy Williamson, Kim Woodward. SECOND ROW: Pat Worden, Peter Xantheas, Dale Young, Barbara Yursis. THIRD ROW: Anthony Zaborski, Scott Zahler, Sabrina Zejneli, Pietro Zeolla. FOURTH ROW: Dean Zesses, Shelly Ziga, Kelly Zoyiopoulos. Juniors 123 Juniors Look Ahead to Senior Year ABOVE: Abida Sad is hippy to see that Simone Carron can open her locker on the first try. TOP RIGHT: Richie Mackie smiles with great hopes that he can free his fingers before the bell rings. CENTER RIGHT: Frank Checobelli has always had a fetish for tickling, especially Theresa Cosenza, but he's never had the opportunity until now. BOTTOM RIGHT: Gus Sim ha user shows off his bulging muscles as Mohammed Beydoun stands by and admires. 124 Juniors TOP: These Juniors believe that there is safety in numbers. CENTER LEFT: These four juniors receive the award for the most original yearbook pose. ABOVE: Kristine Sciarrotta is the newest member of the Mickey Mouse Club. LEFT: After a long day at school, Junior Bob Cole looks like he just woke up. Juniors 125 FIRST ROW: Ed Abdallah, Mohamed Abdallah, Nidal Abdallah, Suzanne Abdilla, Mali ha Abubaker, Giu- seppe Adamo, Skainah Ahmad, Fanda Ahmed, Fadia Anmed, Laura Ahmed. SECOND ROW: Merita Ajredini, Nimoza Ajredinovska, Ali Alaouieh, Chimene Alawan, Wahid AH, Aaron Allen, Heather Allison, Rochelle Almanza, David Alvarez, Mirvat Amen. THIRD ROW: Sam Amen, Mike Anderson, Leah Ankeny, Zeid Aoun, Mae Arfan, Samir Ashkar, Dianna Ashmore, Toni Atkinson, Ahmed Ayyad, Joy Ann Baker. FOURTH ROW: William Barlow, Caroline Battle, Mary Baugh, Ali Baydoun, Diana Bazzi, Hassan A. Bazzi, Hassan Y. Bazzi, Hussein Bazzi, Hussein A. Bazzi, Mike Bazzi. Sophomores Class of '87 Class sponsor Miss Mary Stackpoole talks over class business with secretary Lisa Masterofrancesco. 126 Sophomores LEFT: Sophomore class officers Lisa Masterofrances- co (secretary), Chris Miller (treasurer), Margaret Velasco (vice-president), and Nowal Sareini (pre- sident) find a local police vehicle awaiting them. BELOW LEFT: These four troublemakers seem to be on their way to jail. FIRST ROW: Mohamad Bazzi, Iman Bazzy, Rashad Bazzy. Angela Beard, Melinda Beckes, Claudio Belli, Abdallah Berry, Angelic Berry, Baker Berry, Fadi Berry. SECOND ROW: Michelle Berry, Ray Berry, Stephen Bettley, Houssam Beydoun, Rahab Bey- do un, Bob Bitar, Cary Black, Lillian Bo bosky, Deonna Boman, Lisa Boni. THIRD ROW: Maureen Bowler, Amy Bradley, Lisa Brooks, Thomas E. Brooks, Doug Brown, Maria Bruno, Scott Bullock, Tammy Butzier, ken Carlman, Michael Carney. FOURTH ROW: Denise Castelvetere, Chris Cataldo, Michelle Celmer, Tony Cercone, David Chahine, Fadi Chahine, Mandy Chandler, Lubna Charara, Ali Chehab, Joseph Chiado. Sophomores 127 ABOVE LEFT: Hanaa Dakhallah and Siknel Ahmed find one of the books considerably funny. BELOW LEFT: Mr. Moawad and aide Ms. Unis help students select books at RIF. FIRST ROW: Jerry Christmas, Lisa Church, Shelly Clark, Michelle Coleman, Dawn Cornelius. SECOND ROW; Jeff Crouch, Russell Curcuru, Hanaa Dakhlallah, Jeffrey Danley, Kassim Darwish. THIRD ROW: Joe Demarte, Maria DiStefano, James Ditton, James Divetta, Carol Dockery. FOURTH ROW: Craig Dockery, Marie Domanico, Daniel Draus, Lisa Drotar, Zeinab El-Sayed. FIFTH ROW: Imad Elayan, Demir Elikara, Carolyn Enright, Salma Essaili, Ayman Fad hi. SIXTH ROW: Ali Faraj, M.riam Fa raj, Shadia Fa raj, Zukaa Faraj, Fouad Fardous. SEVENTH ROW: Mohamad Fardous, Wafa Far ran, Hussein Fawaz, Janice Fawaz, Lubna Fawaz. EIGHTH ROW: Mahmoud Fanaz, Mariam Fayz, Tammy Fitzgerald, Frank Flores, Eugene Fusco. 128 Sophomores FIRST ROW: Glen Cable, Colleen Garrick, Jeanette Celadin, Jacqueline Corno, Margie Corno. SECOND ROW: Joe Grech, Randall Creco, Kemal Cereladin, David Cuerrieri, Habbas Habbas. THIRD ROW: Kinda Haddad, Fadia Haidous, Ahmad Hamad, Hussein Hamid, Jama Hamid. FOURTH ROW: Hala Hamka, lhab Hamka, Amal Hammoud, Hassen Hammoud, Mageda Hammoud. FIFTH ROW: Mary Beth Hannon, Alan Ahmad Harajli, Fat me Harb, Michelle Harper, Foay Harris. SIXTH ROW: Mariam Hashe, Laura Hassan, Marc Hawkins, Fatimeh Hazime, Ted Hicks. SEVENTH ROW: Lori Hindle, Lori Hinkle, Rich Hodges, Darren Horvath, Jason Horvath. EIGHTH ROW: Mike Horvath, Steve Hughes, Dawn Hunter, Kim Hunter, Hussein Huraibi. ABOVE RIGHT: This group enjoys learning why Reading Is Fun. CENTER RIGHT: RIF aids bilingual students in furthering their reading skills. BELOW RIGHT: Mrs. Azzouz also participates in the RIF program. Juniors 129 Sophomores Show Their Spirit TOP: How did Junior Theres Cosenza sneak into this page for sophomores1 ABOVE: Kifah Nassar celebrates a Fordson victory aboard one of the Booster buses. FIRST ROW: Julie Hurd, Saleh Hussein, Zinet Hyssen, Frances lanni, Yasmin Hay an, Brian Illingworth. SECOND ROW: Chada Irani, Frank luliano, Samer Jaafar, Silan Jaber, Ali Jabr, Tom Jackson. THIRD ROW: Mark Janssen, Joe Jaske, Jawad Jawad, Kamel Jawad, Rabih Jawad, Chris Jeffery. FOURTH ROW: John Jericho, Larry Jones, Mike Jones, Kim Joseph, Hyam Jumaa, Enver Jusufi. FIFTH ROW: Noel Kadri, Bassem Karkaba, Farouk Kashat, Debbie Kashen, Abraham Kassem, Nada Kassem. SIXTH ROW: Ziad Kazbour, Dythavy Keo, Zuher Khalaf, Dan Kimberlin, Darrell Kinder, Miles Korte. SEVENTH ROW: Dave Kosikowski, Yionna Koutroulis, Sherri Kresge, Jackie Krolczyk, Kari Kubik, Julie Labadie. 130 Sophomores FIRST ROW: Maria Lac aria, Julie Ann Lajiness, Amy Lance, Kim La Peer, Tina Lara. SECOND ROW: Martin Lav in, Bill Lehman, Laura Lemus, Lisa Lewandowski, Kim Lewis. THIRD ROW: Dania Lindros, Diane Linzmaier, Wallace Listopad, Lori Little, Steve Lomas. FOURTH ROW: Mike Loos, Chiara Luce, Stacey Luke, Tony Luna, Michelle Mackey. FIFTH ROW: Kathy Macki, Seantell Mahoney, Ahmad Makki, Kamal Makki, Kiko Makki. SIXTH ROW: Terri Makki, Debbie Malicki, Jim Malkiewicz, Allen Mallad, Liliana Mannarino. SEVENTH ROW: Robin Manning, Hussein Mansour, Christina Marcantonio, Sergio Marcon, Lisa Masterofrancesco. EIGHTH ROW: Duane Mathews, James McDonald, Kevin McKee, Bedria Medin, Haidar Mehsen. Sophomores 131 Fordson Ski Club Hits the Slopes FIRST ROW: Charlene Mekled, Mike Meloche, Mike Mercer, Mike Miclea, Robet Mikolai. SECOND ROW: Rodney Mikolai, Chris Miller, Bashir Mohamed, Johnathon Moody, Nathan Moody, THIRD ROW: David Morga, Natalie Mosallam, Michele Motowski, Hafez Mroue, Nadia Mroue. FOURTH ROW: Sallv Mrozinski, Brian Mruzik, Michael Mruzik, Derek Muage, Victoria Murray. FIFTH ROW: William Murray, Jeff Musial, lima Naccarato, Chris Neeley, Stephanie Nieznalski. SIXTH ROW: Dunia Nimeh, Erin O'Brien, Judy Olkowski, Kerry O'Sada, Haidar Ouza. SEVENTH ROW: Marius Owen, Pete Panousopoulos, Robert Parks, Karla Paulsen, Thomas Peet. EIGHTH ROW: Judy Pelle, Cathy Perri, Penny Peterman, Marie Phillips, Emanuela Picdrilli. ABOVE: Mr. Dan Luck hart and Mr. Lyle Beardslee are prepared to cruise to the slopes. The two ski enthusiasts sponsor the Ski Club. BELOW: Jeff Danley states, Who me, scared to ski? Never! ABOVE: Here are some anxious underclassmen looking forward to the first ski trip of the year. BELOW: Rather than rent equipment, these FHS students have brought their own. FIRST ROW: Felice Piroli, Gina Polanski, Laura Polidori, Anthony Portelli, Jennifer Pruneau. SECOND ROW: Shari Pulk, Patricia Pultorak, Todd Rago, Leslie Rains, Dijana Rakipi. THIRD ROW: Mohmoud Ramouni, Lyn Randolph, Tammy Restum, Lisa Riza, Therese Roch. FOURTH ROW: Alex Roehl, Myrna Rosado, Vanessa Rosemann, Victor Rosinski, Heather Rossi. FIFTH ROW: Don Rutherford, Amira Saad, Ibtihage Saad, Kim Saad, Kamel Saad. SIXTH ROW: Waff a Saad, Jamil Sabbagh, Mariam Sabbagh, Steve Sabo, Mohamed Saeed. SEVENTH ROW: Fatmeh Saghir, Dawn Salagan, Jeanette Salamev, Cheryl Saleh, Saied Salem. EIGHTH ROW: David Salwa, Sosephine Santioni, Angelo Sapia, Farid Sareini, Nawal Sareini. Sophomores Chow Down in the Cafeteria TOP: Lisa Masterofrancesco displays that great Fordson Smile. ABOVE: Sophomores Kristi Walters and Amy Lance find lunch a time for friendship. FIRST ROW: Younes Sareini, Sue Sartoris, Charles Schantz, Lisa Schupra, Laura Seychel, Katherine Shady. SECOND ROW: Maha Shami, Salam Shami, Norman S ha ray, Hollie Shaw, Joe Si son, Bob Slavin. THIRD ROW: Dave Smalley, Daryl Smith, Rachael Snyder, Thomas Sobczak, Vicky Staniciu, Mike Staunton. FOURTH ROW: Chris Stergiadis, Steve Stergiou, Jay Stockfish, Ted Stockton, John Stuchell, Brian Stuk. FIFTH ROW: Ralph Sulolli, Robert Susko, James Sytek, Catherine Szymanski, Cheryl Tackett, Anna Taddei. SIXTH ROW: Dawn Taft, Amal Taleb, Nani Taleb, Najwa Taleb, Salam Taleb, Amal Tanana. SEVENTH ROW: Samar Tanana, Suna Tayeh, Troy Taylor, Sam Tekko, Lisa Toccaceli. 134 Sophomores TOP RIGHT: Sophomores William Murray and David Guerrieri are dazed and confused. TOP LEFT: Mohamed Sareini and Fadi Abdullah are caught by surprise at lunch. BOTTOM RIGHT: Oussama Baydoun shows us he's not camera shy. BOTTOM LEFT: This group of sophomores knows how to fit their lunch into those limited thirty minutes of chow. Sophomores 135 Sophomore Candids FIRST ROW: Jennifer Toczylowslci, Dive Truskowski, Ed Turfe, Miry Turfe, Derek Unis. SECOND ROW: Driti Vika, Kim Virgi, Margaret Velasco, Nancy Veliu, Sharon Wilsh. THIRD ROW: Melim Wells, Miry Wenkso, Giselle White, Kiren Whiteheid, Lisa Whitlow. FOURTH ROW: Tom Whitsett, Kim Whitt, Glen Widener, Lee Ann Widener, Kim Williims. FIFTH ROW: Vilerie Wincel', Louis Winters, Stin Wiwgicx, John Wizelius, Conrad Wojmr. SIXTH ROW: Kristi Wolter, Mom Wright, Chirlene Wroblewski, Robert Wroblewski, Steve Wygonik. SEVENTH ROW: Pml Wysocki, Terry Yee, MiniI Yehii, Silan Zahan, Nathan Zibik. EIGHTH ROW: Ghidi Zahr, Yvette Zigi, Timmy Zrebiec, Alex Zwimk, Mike Zygili. TOP: Victor Rosinski wirns the photognpher never to disturb him while studying. BOTTOM: Mirii Lacaria, Tim Mirantonio, and Debbie Kishen show us thit being i sophomore isn't ill thit bid. TOP LEFT: Here we see a group of sophomores after one of their more hectic days. TOP RIGHT: Heather Rossi and Laura Ahmed give us one of their better poses. MIDDLE LEFT: Rochella Almanza and Samar Tanana do an imitation of hear-no-evil, speak-no-evil. BOTTOM LEFT: Dawn Salagan gives us a demonstration of her typing ability. BOTTOM RIGHT: Chris Stergiadis and Frances Attiliano seem to be more interested in the camera than what's going on in class. Sophomore Candids 137 Freshmen Officers Lead Class of 1988 The freshman class officers gather around their spiritual leader. Amal Berry serves the class as president while Nancy Habhab is its secretary. Marcus Rosinski serves as treasurer while Tony Deptula is the vice-president. 138 Freshmen ROW ONE: Fred Abbas, Now a! Abbas, Laura Abbruzzino, Theresa Abbruzzino, Ali Abdallah. ROW TWO: Ali J. Abdallah, Hussein Abdallah, Linda Abdallah, Randa Abdallah, Rima Abdallah. ROW THREE: Nabil Abdel-Fat ah, Chris Adams, Chalia Ahmad, Mohamed Ahmed, Mona Alaouieh. ROW FOUR: Candice Aldred, Michael Aldrich, Gina Alfieri, Michael Allard, Raid Alquadhi. ROW FIVE: Jose Alvarado, Fadia Amen, Nadia Amen, Mariam Amine, Nicolle Amore. ROW SIX: Julie Anderson, Tamara Apel, Ray Arfan, Carrie Arpasi, Michelle Atkinson. ROW SEVEN: Fay Aun, Sharfiah Aun, Mohamed Ayoub, Wissam Ayoub, Asma Ayad. ROW EIGHT: Raed Avyad, Kari Bailey, Scott Balazs, Albert Ballog, Darrin Bartlett. ROW ONE: Jacob Batayeh, Ann Battle, Edward Baugh, Christine Baum, Ali Baydoun. ROW TWO: Rebar Baydoun, Taghred Baydoun, Ali Ismail Bazzi, Fadia Bazzi, Hassan Bazzi. ROW THREE: Hassan Bazzi, Hicham Bazzi, Hussein Bazzi, Mariam Bazzi, Silva Bazzi. ROW FOUR: Fav Bazzy, Shannon Beahon, Anthony Bellissimo, Biagio Bello, Fred Bello. ROW FIVE: Rachel Berky, Mohamad Berri, Amal Berry, Hussein Berry, Mohamad Berry. ROW SIX: Tara Bertges, Fadi Beydoun, Abdul Beydoun, Fouad Beydoun, Intissar Beydoun. ROW SEVEN: Mohamed Beydoun, Souhad Beydoun, Sean Blanchard, Heather Bolton, Tony Borello. ROW EIGHT: Peter Boyadjian, Mella nie Boyer, Mike Brooks, Dayna Bross, Ron Brown. TOP: Class sponsor Mrs. Pat Gee meets with secretary Nancy Habhab. ABOVE: President Amal Berry and Vice-president Tony Deptula find this philosopher inspirational. Freshmen 139 ABOVE: Ron Len snickers after his opponent makes a careless move. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Simmons, Chess Club sponsor watches Stacey Luke and Mark Marinucci in action. Fordson Chess Club ROW ONE: Brian Burk, Carey Burnell, Christopher Burnell, Vanessa Byron, Michael Cadden, Joseph Celmer. ROW TWO: Wissam Chamas, Wallid Chami, Yasser Chami, Fidaa Charara, Norma Charora, Mariam Chehab. ROW THREE: Kelly Chene, Kelly Cialone, Cam ilia Cociuba, Gordon Cockream, Evette Colon, Lisa Cook. ROW FOUR: Kim Copeland, Antonietta Covelli, Gina Crisi, Dina Crisi, Kathleen Crouch, Michael Cruz, Khalil Dakroub, Lisa Davidson, Richard Dawdv, Philip DeFord, Claudia DeSteiger, Karen Delgado. ROW FIVE: Anthony Deptula, Randah Derbass, Michael Derry, Todd Desantis, Holly Didyk, Tina Distefano, Shawn Doll, Shawn Donohue, John Dowdy, Armina Duenas, Trade Dumas, Donald Eads. 140 Chess Club ROW ONE: Sonia El-Hawli, Maha El-Say ed, Jam Hah Elder, Mahira Elder, Ali Elhasan, Jeffery Elkafaji. ROW TWO: Nahid Elmasrv, Robert Erwin, Rima Esseily, Allen Ezell, Maha Fadlallah, Christ in Fahnestock. ROW THREE: Ratat Fa raj, Izzat Far hat, Sawson Far hat, Kelly Ferrara, Jefferey Ferris, Cynthia Finnegan. ROW FOUR: David Fransko, Daniel Fullmer, Tiffiny Furdak, Heather Furgason, Eric Caylon, Sheila Garber. ROW FIVE: George Garcia, Alejandro Garza, Mary A. Gauriento, Linda Gavel, Marc Gerasimov, Sandra Giammarco, ROW SIX: Nicole Gibson, Laura Gonzalez, Melissa Goss, James Gotshaw, Dawn Griffin, Paula Griffth. ROW SEVEN: Debora Grimme, Mohamed Habhab, Nidal Habhab, Kinda Haddad, Malida Hainka, Nadim Hakim. ROW EIGHT: Charles Hallick, Akram Hamad, Talal Hamdan, Aziza Hamdeh, Mayada Hamid, Younes Hamid. ABOVE: Stacey Luke anticipates his next move. BELOW: Matt Perczak plots the famous Russian strategy in his game. Chess Club 141 ROW ONE: Darren Hanna, David Hannon. Mike Harhold, Harry Harmon, Debra Haro, Theresa Harper. ROW TWO: Bernadette Harris. Iram Hassan, Mohamed Hassan, Jason Haskins, Yousef Hassan, Mark Hayley. ROW THREE: Dawn Hazamy, Fawaz Hazime, Sameer Hirairi, Roark Hoffman, Hassan Homayed, Hiemer Homayed. ROW FOUR: Codrut Homorogan, Jihad Hossein, Mona Hourani, Ramzi Hourani, Nicole Humitz, Tarek Hussein, Diana Idzior, Numan I lay an, Tracy Illingworth, Robert Imperi, Evan Ingersoll, Billy Jaafar. ROW FIVE: Hala Jaafar, James Jackson, Tracy Jacovetti, Jennifer Jafar, Hahn Jarvis, Susanne Javor, Muhamed Jawad, Tom Jedrezejowski, Jodi Jergovich, Jennifer Jones, Tammy Jones. ROW ONE: Chide Jumaa, Melissi hide, I mid Kadry, Joanne Kileniecki, Cynthii Karonis, Khidiji Karriem. ROW TWO: Eric Karteczka, Creg Keller, Heather Ken dell, Scott Kenney, Mary Khalil, Dina Khaled. ROW THREE: Hossein Khalil, Janane Khalil, Khadije Khalil, Ibrahim Khraizat, Ali Kidd, Jason Klees. ROW FIVE: Kristine Klees, Mary Ann Klobucher, Aphrodite Kolias, Julie Kolo, James Kopchia, Mathew Kosikowski, Shawn Koskyn, Ferial Koussan, Kim Kowalik, Mark K rum ins, Debra Kuoik, Kim Kucel. ROW SIX: Paul Kush, Judith Kusterer, Tomas Lara, Alaina Latigo, William Latin, Jeffrey Lendzion, Brian Lesinski, George Lewis, Lynn Lewis, Angelique Lindros, George Lomas. TOP; Freshmen Maria Zoyiopoulos and Heather Kendell are about to be run over by some joggers. LEFT: Try and count the freshmen in this crowd. Freshmen 143 TOP: A mat Hammoud gets ready for another exciting class. ABOVE: These three guys show that if you sand with the grain you do a lot better work. ROW ONE: James Loter, Kristin Lutteke, Paige Lytwyn, Joe Maher, Nizar Mahfouz, Michael Mailloux. ROW TWO: Yasser Maisari, Fatima Makki, Mike Makled, Luan Malushi, Melissa Marchese, Elizabeth Margitza. ROW THREE: Christopher Marinakos, Theresa Marinucci, Dana Marshall', Michelle Marshall, Samar Mashhour, Youssef Masri. ROW FOUR: Daniel McComb, Michelle McDonald, Rhonda McDonnell, Jason Me Crew, Margaret McLeod, Hassan Merhi. ROW FIVE: Flo Miftari, Otilija Mijok, Erika Milkie, Scott Miller, Noja Mohassen, Jennifer Montney. ROW SIX: Richard Morrison, Wafa Moughni, Mohamad Moukalled, Wissam Mroue, Sandra Mucha, Ahmad Muheisen. ROW SEVEN: Steven Muscat, Nabeel Mustafa, Hassan Naji, Ay man Nassar, Aida Nasser, Yasser Nasser. ROW EIGHT: Carlos Navarro, Tasser Nimeh, Tereasa Nims, Christine Okdie, Stacy 144 Freshmen O'Kelly, Marina Onorato. ROW ONE: Steve Orick, Khalid Oudeif, Larry Palchak, Mathew Palicz, Mike Parashos, Diane Parsons, Chris Pavie, Mat Paviick, Mark Pawlak, Laurie Pawiowski, Lisa Pegowski, Lisa Pelc. ROW TWO: Matthew Perczak, William Peretto, John Petroi, Mike Philpot, Robert Phiipot, Johanna Pizzo, Matthew Pociask, Pat Podorsek, Rita Poiidori, Greg Rosier, Karen Przydzial, Linda Puia. ROW THREE: Ghassan RahaiRon Rahai, Ramzey Rahman, Matt Rains, Leigh Rakowski, Solomon Rammouni. ROW FOUR: Joe Ravenscroft, Roxanne Reamer, Cheryl Reid, Eric Reinbold, Julieanne Reno, John Reptsis. ROW FIVE: Ahmed Riad, Warren Riche, Michelle Riggins, Jason Ringuette, Darin Ritthaler, Robert Rivers. ABOVE: Freshman Ron Rahai moves past his Edsel Ford opponent. BELOW: This crew of underclassmen show how short some of them really are. LEFT: These grapplers rest up before their grueling matches. Underclass Candids ROW ONE: Richard Riza, Michael Roch, Cynthia Rogers, Creg Rolland, Marcus Rosinski, James Rowlands. ROW TWO: Rad wan Saab, Amine Saad, Deeb Saad, Inaam Saad, Amine Sabbagh, Chade Saghir. ROW THREE: Tracy Sain, Mohamad Salame, Nawal Salame, Rim a Salameh, Hisham Salamey, Abdo Saleh. ROW FOUR: Abdo Saleh, Omar Saleh, Enas Sallam, Susan Sallam, Ahmad Sareini, Sean Sawicki. ROW FIVE: Jeff Scharf, Joe Schebel, Karen Schembri, Todd Schertzer, Alexander Schneider, Craig Schuelke. ROW SIX: Nesim Selim, Wendy Senczyszyn, Jason Sersen, Paul Seychel, Nazem Shahrouri, Ali Shebli. ROW SEVEN: Hanan Shuayto, Henry Sikora, Mohammed Slamsii, Carol Smuk, Jodie Smuk, Ruta Snapstys. TOP: Mariam Hachem seems to find something funny. ABOVE: These Fordson fans leave little doubt about wno is Number One. 146 Freshmen BELOW: These naughty students failed to pay their fines, so they had to wait in a long line to get their schedules. RIGHT: Hicham Bazzi and Shawn Doll try to draw a straight line. ROW ONE: Kari Sobczak, Michelle Sobieski, Abdulaziz Sofian, Nada Soueid, Mike Sparpani, Bruce Spencer. ROW TWO: Phil Stahl, Mary Sleeker, Robert Stelmock, Jim Stewart, Andy Stylianou, Mike Stylianou. ROW THREE: Nabil Sufi, Tom Szafran, Jennifer Szelag, Randy Szewczyk, Tom Tafelski, Samer Tanana. ROW FOUR: Hamade Tarif, Amanda Taylor, Angela Temelko, Debbie Tomchak, Derek Tomei, Marlene Tonna. ROW FIVE: Vikki Toth, Caralyn Turpen, Tammy Turvill, Beata Urban, Frank Vaccaro, Kevin Varga. ROW SIX: Chris Walhlay, Debra Walker, Mark Weatherbee, Bill Weber, Moray Wehab, Wendy Wesala. ROW SEVEN: Christina Whip, Dave Wilkewitz, Todd Wisneski, Kim Wohlfeil, Lisa Wolak, Toni Woodington. ROW EIGHT: Darron Worden, Nancy Wright, Trade Wright, Janine Wunderlich, Salah Yafai, Najwa Yatim, ROW NINE: Mitchell Yudasz, Jason Yugovich, Fouad Zaban, Riyad Zahr, Leila Zahr, Andrea Zdan. ROW TEN: Nabil Zebib, Fetije Zejneli, Dawn Zielinski, Jenny Zinn, Andy Zotkovich, Maria Zoyiopoulos. 148 Academics Two New Faces in Administration Fordson enrollment grew a bit this year, up to 1900 students. Also, we've received two new additions to the administrative staff: Mr. John Cotter and Mr. Tom Shami. Mr. Cotter is the new assistant principal, and Mr. Shami helps communicate between students and parents. Both hope to create a school atmosphere that enhances learning and coopera- tion. Mr. William Letsche, prin- cipal, admits he has become more familiar with Fordson students. This will be Mr. Letsche's third year at Fordson. TOP LEFT: Mr. John Cotter is pleased to see that the absence list is shorter. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Sharon Mikaelian smiles as though she was caught with her hand in the cookie jar. LEFT CENTER: Mrs. Kathy Bentiinger shows a sign of relief when she found out that we weren't there for a re-ad mil. CENTER: After a hard day's work Mrs. Sandra Robison still manages to give a shining smile. LOWER LEFT: Mrs. Barbra Church asks, Why met 150 Administration TOP LEFT: Mrs. Dorothy Failor is caught doing her finger exercises. RIGHT: Mrs. Barbra O'Brien stops to recall how she won this job in a raffle. ABOVE: Ali Harb is happy to be in Mr. Tom Shami's office at the right time. CENTER RIGHT: Mr. William Letsche gives us an It's about time smile. RIGHT: Mrs. Lillian Costanzo gives us a devilish grin. Derda Joins Counseling Staff Our counselors are a major asset to Fordson students and faculty. They have many impor- tant responsibilities. Counselors not only help with academic needs, such as scheduling and development of students, but provide counsel for personal problems. This year FHS has a new counselor, Mr. Tom Der- da, who replaces Miss Alice Krug, who retired after 40 years. ABOVE: Mr. Verlyn Beardslee shows his pride in being a Fordson counselor. BELOW RIGHT: Mr. Lyle Beardslee is relieved to have finished his work. BELOW LEFT: Mr. Tom Derda tries to get organized in his new position. 1S2 Counselors ABOVE LEFT: Mrs. Marie Theisen helps Laurie Davidson with a scheduling problem. ABOVE RIGHT: Mr. Joe McKae advises Kristen Shuman on her college plans. BELOW RIGHT: Mrs. Darlene Deyonke smiles as she looks forward to another day. BELOW: Here we find Mrs. Marge Provan taking a break from a busy day. Counselors 153 Fordson Staff Helps Students ABOVE LEFT: Ms. Teresa Nori is caught looking over some of her schedules. ABOVE: Mrs. Dorothy Harry, makes Freshman Tim Smith aware of the deadline for immunizations. BELOW: Mr. Richard Herbei takes time out to relax and read his book. BELOW LEFT: Mr. Karl Yokie explains his philosophy of life. 154 Staff and Aides TOP LEFT: Mr. Ralph Hartshorn certainly isn't camera shy. TOP RIGHT: Ms. Diane Rizik helps out Sophomore Mark Janson with reading. RIGHT CENTER: Mrs. Dorothy Swanson closes her eyes in hopes that the camera people get it right this time. ABOVE RIGHT: Mr. Karim Michael looks at a student s paper. ABOVE CENTER: Mr. Imad Fadlallah shows that you can do anything if you put your mind to it. ABOVE LEFT: Ms. Dorothy Abramson gives us the I have my act together look. Staff and Aides 155 English Department Seeks Excellence 156 English LEFT: Students have been known to pass these exams, states Mr. John Ossenmacher. ABOVE: Mr. John Adams, which one of these books haven't you read yet? ABOVE RIGHT: Mr. Michael Slebodnick demonstrates use of the card catalogue. BELOW RIGHT: Priti Patel stands in awe at the lack of sarcasm from Mr. Harold Derderian. ABOVE: Mr. Rex Brown shows off a portrait of a distant relative from his home town. LEFT: Mr. Gene Baker had a gleam in his eye when the 3:15 bell rang. BELOW: I hope my Right Guard is still working, says Mr. William Leslie nervously. BELOW RIGHT: Can you guess which one of these is used to write on the chalkboard? asks Mr. Dean Sloan. The English Department underwent several changes this year. A new course, Mass Media II, a continuation of Mass Media I, has been added to the English curriculum. It is being taught by Mr. Richard Zimmerman. Changes in the department include the departure of Mr. Jim Skerritt, now teaching at H.F.C.C., and Mr. Norman Cramer, who retired in June of 1984. Also, there is a new department chairman, Mr. Ray Shultz, who shares the chairman duties with Mr. Harold Derderian. Two very dedicated teachers, Mr. Len Bloch and Ms. Pat Coulter are working to improve English skills by placing a heavy emphasis on the use of computers. ABOVE: Mrs. Sherylyn Wertz conceals a marker used to put graffiti on one of our statues. ABOVE RIGHT: Is this the issue with Vanessa Williams? asks Mr. Ray Schultz. RIGHT: How long till lunch? whispers a hungry student to Mrs. Pat Coulter. BELOW: Mr. David Noelke prepares to mark his whole class tardy. English 157 ABOVE: Mr. Leonard Bloch lectures on the importance of a good vocabulary. ABOVE RIGHT: Mrs. Carol Groves believes the key to success is good English. RIGHT: Mr. Tom Sullivan records his student's excellent test grades. BELOW: The wages of sin are death I shouts Mr. Ed Fryzel to a disruptive student. BELOW LEFT: Mr. Richard Zimmerman models a line of Calvin Klein clothing for teachers. Election Year Is Stressed Social Studies helps a student get a general idea of how the world has evolved economically. This year, the Social Studies Depart- ment has brought back Michigan History, as a social studies elective. Due to the election year, Mr. Mark Forsthoefel stated, Teachers will defini- tely be teaching the election process to students. One of the more interesting electives is Community Service where students often work outside the school, such as in an elementary tutoring situation. Due to increased enrollment, two new teachers, Mrs. Pat Gee and Mr. lames McConnell, have been added to the staff. i TOP RIGHT: Miss Margot Hess loves checking her papers. ABOVE: Mr. Fred Orris shows us how he starts the school day olf. ABOVE LEFT: Senior Colleen Davis looks as if she's about to ask Mr. Horbert Zakolski why he is smirking. CENTER LEFT: Is Mr. Mark Forsthoefel faking a smile, or whatf BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Steve Stasinos's psychological study of Michelle Gulin pays off. BELOW: Miss Janet Lamerato gives a helping hand to Jamal Hamid. TOP: Mr. James McConnell takes a break from a long hard day. ABOVE: These intelligent students were just told by Mrs. Pat Baron that class is over. BELOW: Mr. Bruce Chambers applauds himself for a lesson well done. TOP CENTER: Students smile as Mr. Fred Stoyenoff proceeds to hand out copies of CRAPES OF WRATH. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Clark Burnett shows Mona Chami how to study for one of his big tests. CENTER: A shining example of Mr. Walter Cross's influence on his class. CENTER RIGHT: Mrs. Pat Gee, along with her students, admires her student's work. BELOW CENTER: Dr. Edward King models one of his Oriental rug ties. BELOW: Mr. Gary Ashcroft gets ready to point his fake gun at a student. Social Studies 159 Science Offers Varied Courses The Fordson Science Department is the most unique and diverse in the Dearborn School System. The regular program consists of required classes such as chemistry, physics, and biology. Once these are com- pleted, a student may choose to further his scientific know- ledge by taking photography, horticulture, conservation, aviation science, and biology 3V which is a new addition. A new addition to the science staff is Mr. Frank Prokop, who teaches physics and math. CENTER RIGHT: Sophomore Natalie Mosallam shows Mr. Kenneth Bennett her new creation of the atomic bomb. TOP RIGHT: Mr. William Maas and Aida Nasser smile to see who has cuter dimples. ABOVE: Mr. Allan Pearson points out Lori Abbas's number one flame. RIGHT: Mr. Robert Brammer shows his students how the bunny hop was done in his day. TOP LEFT: Joseph Katona lectures on gravity. TOP CENTER: Mr. Ralph Bach shuffles his cards before he shows us his famous card trick. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Carl Bengtsson shows off his Howdie Doody imitation. BELOW LEFT: Mr. Frank Prokop and Chris Bunse try to explain the basics of physics to Gino Sessa for the tenth time. BELOW RIGHT: Mr. Rudolph Martinak shows enthusiasm to teach a new lesson. Computers Help Create Interest Math is a subject that is not easily defined. It involves numbers, ratios, theorems, postulates, and other perplex- ing ideas. Computers have recently been added and their usage is increasing. As of now, there is not enough evidence to show whether computer usage ac- tually has improved the per- formance of math students. However, according to Mr. Robert Flee, head of the Math Department, We feel inter- est is increased and believe that the results of using the computers will be positive. There are two new teachers. They are Mrs. Judy Plecas and Mr. Frank Prokop, who also teaches science. LEFT: Mr. Robert Flee shows Seniors Chuck House, Ken Kucel, and Abdul Alcodray the basics of higher math. MIDDLE LEFT: Mr. Kenneth Kosmalski has a sheepish grin after an amusing thought. TOP LEFT: Mr. James Gunton poses as a model for GQ. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Judy Plecas smirks during one of her lessons. ABOVE RIGHT: Mrs. Doris Matthews finds math fun and her students amusing. 162 Math . J « M hr ABOVE LEFT: Mr. Charles Jest ice contemplates the humor in his students' work. ABOVE RIGHT: Mrs. Mary Hodak thinks friendliness is next to Godliness as do Sophomores Lisa Whitlow and Michelle Mackey. MIDDLE RIGHT: Mr. James Nilis contemplates a serious point. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. William Podorsek wins the odd look contest. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Vince Hebert goes along with the lesson while Sophomores Amy Lance and Charlene Mekled show mixed reactions. Business Classes Meet Student Needs There are many areas in the business field open to students at Fordson. Classes run from Data Processing to Clerical Stenography Block and from Typing I to Bookkeeping II. Along with these courses, Fordson has a Co-Op program, which includes 30% of the seniors. This program helps students find jobs in various ranges of the business profes- sion. Each of these functions, as well as others, helps prepare students for further business education. As Mr. Frank Proven- za said, It bridges the gap between school and the world of work. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Frink Provenzi and Junior Heather Bowie appear to be laughing, but at what we don't know. ABOVE LEFT: Mr. Donald McIntosh searches for something to say. ABOVE RIGHT: Mrs. Helen Auxier is stunned by the glare as Sophomore Lisa Whitlow Hashes her ultra brite smile. BELOW RIGHT: Mrs. Mary Lou Wabeke tries to improve Mohamed Sareini's appearance. BELOW LEFT: Mrs. Janet Rifkin smiles at the good work her student has done. . VV' K ft V Jv' ' 164 Business ABOVE LEFT: Mr. James Todd pokes fun at Sophomore Liliana Mannarino for paying more attention to the photographers than her work. ABOVE RIGHT: Mr. Mark Shooshanian smiles as the bell rings to end class. MIDDLE RIGHT: Mr. Hugh Weller puckers up for the camera. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Murray Bates shows his serious side. BOTTOM RIGHT: Miss Marilyn Westrich is amazed at the ability Junior Francis Mazzuca has at typing.___________________________________________________________ Art, Music Attract Creative Students The Music and Art Departments give Fordson students a chance to develop their creative interests and abilities. The Music Department has added a new class in piano, while the Band is enjoying a tradition of outstanding bands under the leadership of Mr. Phil Hespen. The Jazz Band and Jazz Choir are plan- ning a trip to the South this year. The Art Department has a broad range of art classes available to cover all areas of interest. Mr. Richard Cicero feels, ''Students take an art class because it is a more enjoyable kind of class, but they soon realize that a class can be both work and fun. ABOVE: Mr. Phil Hespen gives us his hid back and relaxed look. BELOW RIGHT: The marching band performs at one of the home football games. BELOW LEFT: Miss Maritsa Madias smiles when one of her students hits high C. ABOVE: Seniors George Abbott and Joey Fazekas are Jamming on the drums. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Ron Cyrul takes it easy in between classes. ACROSS: Mr. Richard Cicero and Senior Yolet Makki are admiring one of the many art displays in Fordson. BELOW RIGHT: Mr. John Martin demonstrates to his class the art of folding papers. Art and Music 167 Languages, Media Center Helpful The enrollment in foreign language classes has been steadily increasing each year. With Arabic added to Fordson's already strong Language Department, students now have another opportunity to learn. Fordson's Language Department, under the direction of Mr. Henry Waterkamp, offers students the chance to not only learn a new language but also to try foreign foods and understand other traditions. A world of knowledge is available in the Media Center. Students can elect classes, such as Media Training, or simply use the resources available. ABOVE: Mrs. Rosa Scaramucci is amazed at these girls' ability to impersonate the Three Stooges. LEFT: Mrs. Angela Stanyar teaches Rashad Al Ahohati to whistle while he works. LOWER LEFT: Mr. Fouad Moawad helps Beatie Urban with her work. BELOW: What do you think oi Mr. Henry Waterkamp's new passport picturel BOTTOM RICHT: Mr. Albert Harp and Amal Salameh break into Russia's top secret liles. ABOVE: Mrs. Diane Gilmore looks over the list of overdue books. UPPER LEFT: Miss Virginia Larkin wonders how she managed to get her finger stuck in the card catalog. BOTTOM LEFT: Miss Mary Stackpoole is very engrossed with her student's answer to the question in French, What's your name? BELOW: Mrs. Edith Ward enjoys being head librarian. Languages Media 169 Department's Goal Is Fitness Physical education, which is an important part of our daily activities, is changing with the times. Some of the new additions to the Physical Education Depart- ment at Fordson are aerobics and power sports, which are taught by several different teachers. The head of the phys. ed. department is Mr. Pat Fairman. Another area we must not forget is the gym assistants. These dedicated seniors are a big help to the instructors. Some of their jobs include taking attendance, refer- eeing the games, and living it up during their last year at Fordson. The phys. ed. courses at FHS strive to get students physically fit. TOP: Mr. Bill Holland states, That way to the beachl” ABOVE LEFT: DeDe Potter shows Mr. John Kreger how to be one of the girls. MIDDLE: Ms. Virginia Valentine tries to hold back trom laughing at Shpresa Shaska's silly joke. BELOW LEFT: Mr. George Lewis is found flashing his pearly whites. BELOW: Ida Nasser tries to con Ms. loan Hitchner into getting out of the two mile run. ABOVE LEFT: Mr. John McIntyre expresses, Why me? ABOVE RIGHT: Liz Stencil aids Mr. Ron Bukowski in curing Karen Tosh's headache. BELOW: Senior Lynne Hurley and Mr. Pat Fair man demonstrate the buddy system. Industrial Classes Train Students This year's Industrial Department with its fine teaching staff led by Mr. Alan Ochsner trains students in many industrial fields. The courses offered at Fordson prepare students for their future lives. Mr. Ochsner says, “Students, both male and female, shouldn't pass up an opportunity such as the one that they have offered to them here at Fordson. After all, most men and women in today's world are getting involved in engineer- ing, and what better way can students prepare themselves for their future jobs than by taking the courses that we have here at Fordson. The Department made a video tape last year of the Industrial classes to get more students involved, “Especially girls, Mr. Ochsner adds, “they are welcome. New teachers to the staff this year are Mr. Dan Luckhardt and Mr. Martin St. John. The Industrial Department is and always will be a very big part of a student's life. 172 Industrial ABOVE: Mr. Alan Ochsner posing sexy in the machine shop, while 10th grader Samir Ashkar tries to do his best at imitating him. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. lames Vick is explaining to 11th grader Sami Hajhassan what his assignment is. BELOW: I've heard of Where's the Beefl'', but Where's the Teacherf , asks Mr. Leon Kurczynski with his 7th hour drafting class. BOTTOM: Mr. Raymond Pizzino is amazed by the work that 10th grader Sharon Walsh is doing. CENTER: Mr. Jerome Toler is showing his class what a piece of wood is. TOP LEFT: Who gets to be Moef Asks Mr. Richard Topolewski, Mr. Jeffrey Stergalas, and Mr. Cary Heinz, three of our wonderful Industrial leaders. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Gerald Potter asks himself, What am I doing here? CENTER LEFT: Mr. Raymond Polidori checking up on his students. CENTER RIGHT: Mr. Martin St. John explains the art of welding, You see, it's like this • • • BOTTOM: Mr. Dan Luckhardt just can't remember what page the assignment was onI Interest in Home Economics Grows Student interest in Home Economics is the best ever ' stated Mrs. Debbie Lampson. This year two new classes have been added - Advanced Clothing, taught by the head of the depart- ment, and Career Awareness, taught by Mrs. Judy Taylor. Other teachers included in the depart- ment are Mrs. Jan Dawson and Mrs. Maureen Ewasek, who is new to FHS from Woodworth Jr. High. Another section of the Home Ec. Department is the Wheel Inn, which is directed by Mrs. Adelaide Summers and Mrs. Pat Bunse. The Wheel Inn serves meals to the staff and visitors to the school. Students from Dearborn High, Edsel Ford, and Annapolis also participate in this program. ABOVE: Mrs. Debbie Lampson helps Krista Osada and Carolyn Orne pick out the perfect color for the outfit they are going to make. LEFT: Mrs. Jan Dawson relaxes after a tiring day. BELOW: These students seem more interested in the camera than in the new recipe Mrs. Judy Taylor is writing down. 174 Home Economics TOP LEFT: Mrs. Maureen Ewasek turns on the heat in the kitchen. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Pat Bunse takes the students' orders for lunch. CENTER RIGHT: Joe Szczesniak and Fred Amen serve Mr. John Cotter a juicy hamburger, while Mr. Frank Provenza and Mrs. Barb O'Brien wait for their coffee. BOTTOM RIGHT: Joe Szczesniak plays waitress at the Wheel Inn. ABOVE: Gabrielle Graser and Todd Bone create some scrumptious crescent rolls. Co-op, Career Programs Aid Students TOP LEFT: Senior Ken Spencer works in the A VI office in the Media Center for his co-op job. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Frank Provenza finds jobs for retailing students. ABOVE: These enthusiastic future cosmetologists take time from their book work to pose for the camera. 176 Co-op TOP LEFT: Fade Ouza cuts some stock in the print shop on his co-op job. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Ray Polidori finds jobs for industrial, technical and food man- agement students. CENTER: Mrs. Sue Field helps out with the Demonstration Project, especially in the coordination of the aides who help out in the Industrial Department. ABOVE: Mr. Murray Bates assists students find co-op jobs in the business, dental, and medical areas. LEFT: Mrs. Bev Kwiatkowski is the smiling secretary who keeps the co-op office running smoothly. Co-op 177 Many People Keep Fordson Running UPPER LEFT: Barbara Wills chows down during halftime at a football game. MIDDLE LEFT: Always willing to lend a hand in the girls' locker room is Mrs. Mary Bohn. BOTTOM: These custodians and the security guard take a break. ABOVE: Mrs. Ethel Peterson and Mrs. Helen Danelian prepare food for the hungry mob at Fordson. BELOW: Mr. Hassane Beydoun helps the students at the drill press. r UPPER RIGHT: Mrs. Nadia Azzouz helps a student in counseling area. MIDDLE RIGHT: Zeinab Ha made helps correct a paper for a teacher. LOWER RIGHT: Fouad Dabaja is an aide in the industrial area. UPPER LEFT: Mr. James Petrie heads the Fordson Demonstration project. MIDDLE LEFT: Miss Wafa Unis shows us her pretty smile. LOWER LEFT: Mrs. Elham Hamdan types something for Mrs. Groves. Staff and Aides 179 Index Faculty and Staff Abramson, Dorothy 155 Adams, John 157 Ahmad, Rihab Ashcroft, Cary 79, 116, 159 Auxier, Helen 164 Azzouz, Nadia 129, 179 Bach, Ralph 44, 161 Baker, Eugene 156 Baron, Patricia 22, 23, 159 Bates, Murray 165, 177 Beardslee, Lyle 19, 132, 152 Beardslee, Verlyn 70, 71, 152 Bengtsson, Carl 161, 191 Bennett, Kenneth 160 Bentzinger, Kathy 150 Beydoun, Hassane 178 Beydoun, Youssef 191 Bloch, Leonard 156, 157 Bohn, Mary 178 Brammer, Robert 160 Brown, Rex 156 Bukowski, Ronald 14, 27, 171 Bunse, Beverly 174, 175 Burnett, Clark 117, 159 Chambers, Bruce 159 Church, Barbara 150 Cicero, Richard 166 Costanzo, Lillian 151 Cotter, John 150, 175 Coulter, Pat 156, 157 Cyrul, Ron 167 Dabaja, Fouad 179 Danelian, Helen 178 Dawson, Janice 174 Derda, Thomas 26, 152 Derderian, Harold 156 DeYonke, Darlene 153 Dobronski, Coach 27 Ellis, Coach 38 Ewasek, Mary 174, 175 Fadlallah, Imad 155 Failor, Dorothy 151 Fairman, Patrick 34, 170, 171 Field, Susan 177 Flee, Robert 162 Forsthoefel, Mark 158 Fryzel, Ed 157, 190 Gee, Pat 139, 158, 159 Gilmore, Diane 169 Gross, Walter 159 Groves, Carol 115, 157, 179 Gunton, James 162 Gurk, Coach 18, 46 Hamdan, Elham 179 Harp, Albert 66, 168 Harry, Dorothy 154 Hartshorn, Ralph 155 Hebert, Vincent 166 Heinz, Gary 173 Herbel, Richard 154 Hespen, Phil 76, 166 Hitchner, Joan 32, 170 Hodak, Mary 163 Holland, William 170 Jestice, Charles 12, 163 Kaadou, Wadih Katona, Joseph 161 King, Edward 159 Kosmalski, Kenneth 162 Kurczynski, Leon 172 Kreger, John 16, 17, 170 Kwiatkowski, Beverly 177 Lamerato, Janet 158 Lampson, Debbie 174 Larkin, Virginia 169 Leslie, William 156 Letsche, Bill 150, 151 Lewis, George 14, 170 Luckhardt, Dan 132, 172, 173 Maas, William 160 Madias, Maritsa 62, 76, 166 Mahar, Coach 19, 46, 47 Martin, John 172, 173 Martinak, Rudolph 161 Marzalek, Coach 30, 31 Matthews, Doris 162 McCarthy, Linda McConnell, James 158, 159 McIntosh, Donald 164 McIntyre, John 28, 41, 171 McKae, Joseph 20, 48, 153 Michael, Karim-Abdel 155 Mikaelian, Sharon 150 Moawad, Fouad 21, 43, 49, 128, 168 Moore, Jack Morga, Coach 38, 39 Ness, Margot 158 Nilis, James 162 Noelke, David 157 Nori, Teresa 154 O'Brien, Barbara 151, 175 Ochsner, Alan 172 Orris, Fred 158 Ossenmacher, John 156 Pearson, Allan 160 Peterson, Ethel 178 Petrie, James 179 Pizzino, Raymond 172 Plecas, Judy 162 Podorsek, William 162 Polidori, Raymond 173, 177 Potter, Gerald 173 Prokop, Frank 92, 160, 161, 162 Provan, Marge 153 Provenza, Frank 164, 175, 176 Putnam, Coach 22, 23 Rifkin, Janet 164 Rizik, Diane 155 Robison, Sandra 150 Sample, Wendy Scaramucci, Rosa 68, 162 Schultz, Ray 156, 157 Shami, Tom 150, 151 Shooshanian, Mark 64, 65 Skerritt, Jim 156 Sloan, Dean 156 Slebodnick, Michael 156 Spain, Coach 44 Stackpoole, Mary 68, 169 Stanyar, Angela 168 Stasinos, Steve 158 Stergalas, Jeffrey 12, 173 Stoyenoff, Fred 159 ST. John, Martin 172, 173 Sullivan, Tom 157 Summers, Adelaide 174 Swanson, Dorothy 155 Taylor, Judith 174 Theisen, Marie 153 Todd, Jim 165 Toler, Jerome 172 Topolewski, Richard 117, 173 Unis, Wafa 128, 179 Urso, Sally Valentine, Virginia 170 Vick, James 172 Wabeke, Mary Lou 164 Ward, Edith 169 Waterkamp, 165 Westrich, Marilyn 157 Wills, Barbara 178 Wininger, Jacqueline 59, 165 Yokie, Karl 154 Zakolski, Norbert 158 Zarzycki, Frank 172 Zimmerman, Richard 56, 57, 156, 157 Seniors Abbas, Lori Ann 16, 17, 42, 43, 46, 47, 60, 61, 81, 160 Abbas, Sandi Marie 16, 17, 46, 47, 55, 60, 81 Abbott, George 44, 81, 102, 167 Abdallah, Mohamed Abed, Abraham Abraham, Fatima Abraham, Robert 19, 44, 45, 81, 103 Adamski, Carolyn 81 Ahmad, Imad 81 Ajrouche, Ali Alcodray, Abdul 81, 162 Allen, Jeffrey 81 Almanza, Laura 81, 191 Alvarado, Daniel 59, 67 Amen, Melinda 81 Amine, Randa 82 Amir, Kaid Anani, Jaafer 82 Antonelli, Anthony 82 Aoun, Batoul Asani, Fatmir Ashmore, Frank 59, 76, 77, 82, 94, 102 Ashour, Randa 82 Ayad, Mohamed 82, 116 Ayers, Jennifer 82 Badia, Mario 12, 14, 38, 82, 104 Baker, Odette 82 Balnius, Gail Barlow, Denise 82 Barney, Joseph Barri, Raouf 82 Bartlett, Eric 12, 13, 82 Barton, Duane 82 Barton, Sean 38, 82 Basileo, Ray 82, 104 Battle, Cassandra 82 Bayley, Barbara 49, 82, 93 Bazzi, Ali F. 83 Bazzi, Faysal 83 Bazzi, Hussein 34, 50, 83 Bazzi, Mayada Bazzi, Mona 83 Bazzi, Raeda 83, 91 Bazzi, Rajaa 83 Bazzy, Inshad 83 Bazzy, Souad 83 Bello, John 83 Berri, Faouzie 180 Index Berro, Abdulamir 66, 84 Berry, Madalyn 84 Berry, Tammy 84 Berry, Warde 23, 84 Bettley, Bernadette 46, 84 Beydoun, Imad Beydoun, Mona 22, 23, 84, 96 Beydoun, Seknah 84 Blaik, Sami 84 Blasko, Michelle 84 Bloom, Timothy Blust, Mark 12, 44, 45, 84, 105 Bone, Todd Bonemer, Rene 55, 64, 84, 85, 191 Boulahanis, Constance 84 Brandolino, Jacqueline 74, 84 Brewer, Lisa 84 Brown, David Brown, Robert Bruce, Matthew Bruff, Michael 85 Brumwell, Julie Bruni, Annetta 68, 79, 85, 94 Bruni, Luigi 85, 93 Bruno, Pasquale 12, 13, 85 Bryk, Thaddeus 85 Bunse, Christian 58, 85, 97, 161 Burke, Judy Ann 32, 46, 47, 55, 60, 61, 85 Bustamante, Michael 85 Butzier, Scott 112 Cahill, Scott 78, 81, 85 Campbell, John 44, 85 Capper, Beth Ann 86 Carter, Steven 86 Cascardo, Maria 71, 86, 106 Cataldo III, Thomas 20, 48, 86 Chamas, Jihad Chami, Ali Chami, Bilal 86 Chami, Ghazale 86 Chammout, Adel 112 Champa, Susan 109 Charara, Ali 112 Chargo, Julia Clara 86 Cheikh, Monica 86 Chene, Robert Alan Cherry, John 72, 86 Church, Nathan 19, 44, 87, 92 Clark, Kimberly 87 Clough, Stephen 87, 101, 109 Cole, David E. Costello, Sandra 87 Cumberland, Mark 112 Dabaja, Mohamad 21 Dabajeh, Habib Dagher, Ali 12, 73, 87 Dagher, Lena 22, 23, 87, 97 Danielian, Michelle 87 Darish, Patrick 51, 72, 103, 190 Davis, Colleen 87, 158, 191 Dawdy, Douglas 73, 87, 97 Deaibes, Ali Dean, Mary Beth 40, 87 Deep, Amira Deland, Janelle 64, 87 Deland, Matthew 88 Demarais, John Demarco, John 88, 107 Denning, Lisanne 64, 88 Deptula, David Derry, James Desantis, Elisa 88 Devitis, Debra 59, 71, 88 Dignan, John 31, 34, 88 Dimascio, Pietro 61, 71, 88 Donabedian, Edgar 88 Donahoo, John 88 Donelson, Russell Dea 12, 44, 45, 84, 88 Dowdy, Carolyn 88 Drummond, Dan 12, 34, 88, 95 Duda, Sandra 46, 88 El Hawli, Carol El-Mallah, Souheir Elhasan, Lobna 71, 88 Elhasan, Nabeel 88 Essa, Mustafa Essaili, Fatmeh 89 Estrada, Christopher 12, 13, 38, 64, 89, 104 Evans, Theresa 89 Fadlallah, Hassan 89 Faraj, Radwan 21, 42 Faraj, Raghda Farhat, Rajaa Farran, Michael 89 Fawaz, Bahiya Fawaz, Kimberly 89 Fawaz, Malaki Fawaz, Mike 89 Fazekas, Joseph 167 Ferris, James 12, 13, 86, 89, 105 Fisher, Hope 89 Fleenary, Mary Fredrickson, Daren 62, 89 Gaiss, David 12, 13, 38, 64, 88, 89, 90, 111 Galante, Joseph 90 Galyon, Heath 90 Garcia, Ralph Garner, Michael Gascon, Anne Marie 90 Giles, Pamela 71, 90 Grygorcewicz, Lisa Anne 90 Habhab, Habhab Hacker, Curt 90 Haiduc, Monica 90 Halleck, Andrew 90 Hamed, Assad 112 Hamed, Talal Hamid, Maha Hamid, Mohammed 90 Hamid, Mona 90 Hamka, Amina 90 Hamka, Hanan 90 Hammoud, Zein 50, 90, 96, 179 Harajli, Nada 91 Harajli, Suzan 91 Harris, Douglas 91 Hatfield, Lori 91 Hausz, Robert 91 Havens, Jennifer 71, 91, 96 Hawrylak, Robert Hazime, Joumana Hazimeh, Nadia Henderson, Kimberly Henrick, Betty Hernandez, Robert 91 Herrick, Anne Marie 76, 91, 99 Hinton, Cheryl L. 91, 109 Hoffman, Ryan House, Charles 84, 92, 162 Hurd, Daniel 92 Hurley, Lynne Carol 16, 17, 92, 171 Hussein, Aref Irani, Hala 92 Issa, Mohamad 21 Jaafar, Mohiba 92 Jaafar, Nadia 92 Jabr, Hassan 92, 104 Jakubik, Charles 44, 92 Jankowski, Ronald 112 Janowicz, John 12, 13, 14, 44, 84, 87, 88, 92, 105 Johnson, Athena 22, 23, 90, 92 Jones, Amy 91 Jones, Danny Joseph, Kelly Ann 92 Keller, Teresa 24, 25, 46, 93, 191 Khalaf, Maher Khalil, Khalil 93 King, Larry 64, 93 King, Richard 51, 93, 97 Kiser, Nancy 93 Kizilcik, Mary 68, 93 Kopchia, Joseph 12, 93 Kopcik, Michael 72, 93 Koskyn, Tamara 93 Kostovski, Tome 12 Kovas, Konstantino Kramer, David 19, 44, 93 Kucel, Kenneth 44, 59, 60, 93, 162 Kuchka, Laura Marie 32, 55, 94, 190 Kucinski, Rene Susan Labadie, Christine Lacaprara, Graziella 94 Lanava, Laura 24, 25, 94 Lance, Thomas 44, 59, 94 Lang, Alan Lanni, Donna 94 Larkin, Linda 64 Lashchuk, Cheri 94 Latin, John 59, 94, 106 Lefebvre, Brenda 94 Liberati, David 94, 102 Lingenfelter, Gary Allen 38, 39, 51, 94, 95 Lipani, Lydia 46, 94 Locklear, Robert 94 Logan, Dale Lombardi, Karen 95 Loudon, David 28, 43, 72, 73, 95, 190 Macari, Mario 95 Macki, Frida 71, 95, 106 Magon, Frances 92, 95, 191 Mahar, Vincent 19, 95 Maisari, Mohamed Makki, Milah 46, 95 Makki, Yolet 95, 103, 106, 167, 190 Malewski, Michael 28, 93, 95, 107 Maloney, Bridget 40, 55, 84, 95, 107, 109 Mannarino, Daniel 93, 96, 107 Manser, Warren 96 Marcon, David 12 Marra, Salvatore 96 Marro, Claudia Marsh, Leslie 46, 64, 95, 96, 110 Marshall, Kimberly Mason, Lisa 91, 96 Masri, Ahmed 112 Masri, Aicha 112 Maura, Colombo 38, 91, 97, 96, 109 Mayle, Richard 20, 97 Mazaris, Chris 51 McBroom, Laura 97 McDonald, Lisa Kay McDougall, Daniel 12, 13, 28, 31, 42, 87, 97 McEldery, Elizabeth 97 McGeogh, Dianna 93, 97 McMaster, Michael 97 Meadows, Rhonda Mercer, Robert 12, 28 Merna, Kim 40, 97 Micheli, Domenic 98 Miftari, Gezim 98 Mihailoff, Mark 98 Index 181 Militello, Anthony 12 Miller, Pamela Miller, Suzette 98 Mills, Jeanine 98 Miri, Chadia 98 Miri, Nadia 98 Mitchell, Philip 98 Mockbil, Fatima 98 Moglica, Nike Mohamed, Saleh Mohassen, Alia 98 Moneymaker, Michael Moore, Keith 12, 13, 98 Moreno, Kimberly 46, 78, 94, 98 Morgos, Meda 98 Morris, Paula 98 Morrison, Rhonda 99 Mosallam, Ali Moughni, Hala 99 Mroue, Fatima 99 Mroue, Ibrahim Mruzik, Jeffery 28, 31, 99 Murphy, Deborah 65, 92, 99 Muscat, Kenneth 99 Muscott, Crystal 99, 102 Naccarato, Giovanni 99 Nassar, Ahmad 34, 99 Nassar, Mohammad 98 Nasser, Amne Nasser, Bilal Nastovski, Brian 99 Neme, David 100 Nemeth, Matthew 109, 112 Newman, Jennifer 40, 100 Nicevska, Tatjana 100 Nickoloff, Jeffery 34, 72, 99, 100 Noelke, Geoffrey 21, 44, 100 Ohara, Lorraine 18, 46, 100, 191 Olech, Steven 100 Oleszkowicz, Pamela 59, 68, 100 Oudeif, Jamal 21, 100 Ouza, Fadel 100, 176 Pala, Anne Marie 19, 46, 91, 100 Palchak, David 101 Panepucci, Paula Ann 101 Parashos, Athena 101 Patel, Daxaben 58, 65, 71, 101 Patel, Priti 58, 64, 156 Patyna, Paul 58, 101 Pavlick, Michelle 101 Pezak, Wanda 102 Phillips, Michael 102 Philpot, Barbara 102, 109 Policicchio, Domenico 102 Polocoser, Niculai Posey, Michelle 102 Posky, Martina Possorek, Bethann 102 Provenza, Gino M. 62, 102 Prusis, Karen 24, 25, 59, 102 Pulk, Gerald 102 Pultorak, Mark 12, 13, 102 Rachwal, Gregory 102 Rahal, Hussein 102 Restum, Karen 103 Rinslo, Annette 103 Rosati, Gino 59, 100, 103 Roscini, Ricky J. 103 Ross, Constance 103 Rutkowski, Gerald 104 Ryan, Scott 104 Sadd, Bilal Saad, Bouthayna 91, 104 Saad, Khaled 104 Saad, Naim 104 Saad, Saada 104 Saad, Sally 105 Sabatini, John 105 Sabbagh, Jamal 105 Sabiwagh, Kathy 105 Sabbagh, Khadije Saeed, Abdo 195 Salame, Iman 105 Salameh, Amal 168 Salamey, Imad Salamey, Nabilla Salamey, Yvette 68, 78, 105, 109 Salem, Huda 105 Sanchez, Gilbert 99 Sandhu, Parminder Santilli, Franco 105 Sapia, Connie 105 Saris, Dawn 105 Scarantino, Robert Schembri, Joseph Schertzer, Jeffrey 12, 13, 42, 100, 105 Selim, Hatim 106 Selim, Limosa 106 Selonke, Christopher Serazio, Francis 19, 106 Shakarchi, Areege Shaska, Shpresa 92, 106, 170 Shaw, Scott 106 Shebli, Hussein 106 Shoucair, Michelle Shuman, Kristen 22, 23, 48, 59, 64, 92, 106, 153, 190 Sikina, Michele 54, 55, 59, 61, 67, 71, 81, 97, 101, 106 Skubik, Nancy 16, 17, 81, 90, 107, 191 Smuk, Daniel 107 Soueid, Maha 107 Souid, Joanne Spencer, Ken 21, 107, 176 Stamm, Michelle 107 Staunton, John 107 Staunton, Maureen 107 Stencel, Elizabeth 107, 171 Stewart, Theresa 107 Stockton, Gregory 59, 75, 108 Streichert, Martha 108 Succurro, Filomena 107, 108 Sudek, Roxanne 108 Suggs, Lisa Szewc, Susan 108 Szuszman, Paul Joseph 108 Taha, Janel 85, 108 Tambeau, Renee 56, 62, 68, 72, 75, 106, 108 Tanana, Fay Tanana, Nawal 108 Tanner, Kimberly 55, 108, 191 Tassielli, Domenica, 12, 13, 85, 88, 99, 108 Taylor, Tammy Lyn 108 Thornsberry, Diane 108 Thornton, John 51, 64, 108 Timpko, Feodor 109 Toloff, John 41, 98, 109 Tomchak, Thomas 109 Tomchick, Donald 109 Tosh, Karin 93, 101, 109, 171 Turfe, David 73, 112 Tyler, Rebecca 109 Unis, Issa 110 Unis, Tamara 99, 110 Urban, Renee 110 Vandali, David 110 Varga, Kel 102, 110 Vetowich, Michael 18, 19, 44, 102, 110 Wehab, Lisa 59, 81, 110 Weiso, Carrie Wenclasky, Pamela 110 White, Debra 111 Whitsett, John T. Ill Whyte, Michele Ele 59, 111 Wilder, Paul David Wilkinson, Lorraine 84, 111 Williams, Laura 18, 59, 68, 79, 111 Wolak, Janet 111 Woloszynski, Jerald 21, 44, 111 Woodward, Lisa Wright, Mark Wroblewski, Cheryl 64, 111 Yee, Wanda 22, 23, 48, 65, 111 Yehia, Mayyada 112 Young, Hildegarde 91 Zahler, Anthony 12, 101, 112 Zawora, Jennifer 64 Juniors Abbruzzino, Theresa 81 Abdallah, Samar 114 Abdel-Fattah, Nazer 29, 114 Abdu lla, Abdul-Salam Abraham, Carolyn 59, 79, 114, 115, 191 Adams, Billy 114 Ajrouche, Mohammed 114 Al Shohati, Rashad 114, 168 Al-Amin, Amer Alawan, Raad 19, 44, 72, 73, 114 Alcodray, Wardeh 66, 114 Alexander, Barbra 22, 23, 114 Algahmi, Mosad 114 Algazaly, Ahmed 114 Ali, Jeihad Ali, Mona 16, 17, 32 Allen, Nancy Kelly 114 Amato, Angela 114 Amen, Farid 66, 114, 175 Amen, Nawal 114 Anani, Salam 114 Andrews, Sandra 114 Antczak, Stephen 28, 43, 114, 123, 190 Antonescu, Ovidiu Ashcroft, Jodi Lee 59, 79, 114 Ashkar, Samira 18, 47, 152 Attalia, Shadia 114 Audia, Michelle 59, 65, 114 Awadi, Ali 114 Awadi, Mohammed Ayoub, Amal 114 Ayoub, Mirvat 114 Ayyad, Wofa 114 Bagdonas, Todd BaJ, Gerald P. Balnius, Thomas Bank, Patricia 59, 114 Barlow, Edmund 114 Bassam, Saira Baumgart, Tracy 114, 191 Baydoun, Ali A. 114 Baydoun, Intisar 114 Baydoun, Joe 12 Bazzi, Ali H. Bazzi, Gabi 114 Bazzi, Hanan Bazzi, Hani 114, 190 Bazzi, Hussein J. 115 Bazzi, Imad 21, 115 Bazzi, Khalida 115 Bazzi, Mariam 115 Bazzi, Milad 115 Bazzi, Saada Bazzi, Siham 115 Bazzy, Fadwa 22, 23 Beaubien, Carrie 67, 71, 115 182 Index Bedoun, Mohamod 115 Bedross, Heidi 115 Berry, Fatima Berry, Fatme 114 Berry, Fatmeh 114, 115 Berry, May 65, 79, 115 Berry, Mustafa Berry, Shieraz Berry, Sue 123 Beydoun, Hisham 115 Beydoun, Mohammed 12, 115, 124 Beydoun, Wissam 115 Bis, Matthew M. 12, 115 Black, Wayne 115 Blaik, Mariam 115 Bledsoe, Star 56, 115 Borg, Margaret 115 Bowie, Heather 115, 164, 190 Bradley, Noelle 115 Bratton, Eddy 115 Brazas, Johnny 115 Brown, Clay 115 Brown, Rosemarie 22, 23, 32, 37, 40, 43, 59, 115, 118 Bucciarelli, Robert 12, 115 Bumbalough, Kimberly Burgess, Geri 66, 116 Capper, Thomas 121 Cardiel, Rochelle 116 Caron, Simone 116, 124 Caruso, Holly 116 Casey, Teresa 116 Caswell, Roebert Chahine, Aida 66, 116 Chahine, Ali 116 Chami, Mona 59, 116 Chatila, Maysaa 116 Checcobelli, Franco 116, 124 Chiodo, Jeanne Ann 37, 59, 67, 116 Christmas, Miles 44, 116 Cialone, Dawn Marie 16, 17, 46, 47, 116, 121, 191 Ciavaglia, Sabatino 116 Ciccone, William 116, 191 Cioca, Costica Ciolfi, Michelle 32, 54, 55, 116 Clark, Dawn Cole, Robert 12, 116, 125 Cosenza, Theresa 116, 124, 130 Costa, Carrie 116 Crysler, David 29, 116 Cucinella, Larry 116 Cybulski, Sandra 116 Czoprewski, Chris 116 Dabaja, Said Dabaja, Mohamed 116 Dakhlallah, Ghada 116 Dakhallah, Hanaa Dakhlallah, Imad 116 Dakroub, Ali Y. Dakroub, Salwa 116 Darwish, Danny Davidson, Laurie 116, 153 Davis, Melvin 116 De Ford, Stephen Dean, Nancy 116 Degarmo, Maria 48, 116 Delgado, Diane 69, 116 Delgado, Rose Marie 32, 59, 66, 70, 71, 116 Denys, Suzanne 116 Derbass, Rana 116 Derry, Keith 116 Didyk, Linda 24, 25, 116 Dimitriou, Dimitra 116, 123 Divetta, Albert 56, 57, 74, 116 Dochenetz, Daniel 28, 116 Doll, Tina 49, 117 Donaldson, Kelly 117 Dourra, Zeinab Draus, Kristi Lynn 22, 23, 117 Duenas, Erik 30, 117 Durkin, Michelle 117 El Hawli, Sanaa 117 El Jahmi, Mohamed 18, 19, 44, 117 Elayan, Ahlam 117 Ellison, Andrew 117 Eskelinen, Renee 117 Essa, Yazeed Esseily, Rayed 117 Estrada, Cynthia 117 Fadhl, Ibtisam Fadhl, Sina Faraj, Aida 117, 121 Faraj, Fadia 117 Faraj, Fadl 50, 117 Faraj, Mohammed 30 Faraj, Nemr 117 Farhat, Abbas 21, 66, 117 Farhat, Hassan 117 Fasano, Helen Feather, Bryan 117 Ferris, Martin 117 Forsgren, Lori Furgiuele, Robert 117 Galay, Laura 117 Garza, Leonelo Gascon, Donna Marie 117 Gencyuz, Charisse 59, 68, 117, 119 Girardin, Matthew 117 Gonzalez, Cris 117 Gonzalez, Todd 27, 78, 117 Goodman, Dana 117 Gorno, Tom 61 Goutimy, Charlotte 117 Grabowski, Andrew Grech, Patricia 48, 117 Grover, Tamara 117 Gubka, John 59, 117 Gubka, Michael 59, 117 Gulin, Michelle 117, 158 Gutowski, Arthur 117 Habhab, Hassen 117 Habhab, Moin 117 Habich, Eugene 117 Hadi, Entesar 117 Hadad, Mike 117 Hager, John Hajhassan, Sami 118, 172 Hamad, Samara 118 Hamade, Hussein 118 Hamdan, Yamamah 118 Hamid, Herria 118 Hamka, Zobeida 118 Hammoud, Amal 118 Hampton, Edward HStephen Hanchon , Timothy 118 Hanka, Hanan 118 Harb, Ali 66, 118 Harb, Ibrahim 21, 118 Harb, Mirvat 118 Hashem, Lina 118 Hassan, Imad 30, 37, 118 Havens, Mark 59, 62, 118, 119 Hawkins, Kimberly Hawrylak, Leslie 118 Hayes, Steven 118 Hazamy, Chelynn Hazemy, Ferial 118 Hazime, Fatme 118 Hazime, Hassan Hazime, Juumana 118 Hazimeh, Nawal 118 Herman, Danny 12, 13, 14, 118 Hernandez, Jamie 118 Herrick, Laura 71, 118, 190 Hicks, Michael 118 Homayed, Alex 12, 118 Hossein, Karl 30, 118 Hrnjak, Anna Maria Hurley, Joel 12, 44, 118 Hussein, Fatme 118 Hussein, Makled 118 Hyssen, Susan 71, 118 lacanis, Nino 118 laquaniello, Michael 12, 13, 28, 37, 55, 118, 119 Illingworth, Michelle 46, 118 Inman, Terri 118 Irani, Hassan 118 Issa, Aida 118 luliano, Salvatore 21, 118 Jaafar, Hussein Jaber, Hana 118 Jackson, Gregory 118 Jafer, Nadia 119 Javor, Barbara 119 Jedynak, Jean 54, 55, 119, 191 Johnson, Eric 12, 119, 121 Johnson, Linda 68 Jomaa, Fairouz 68, 119 Jones, Elisabeth Jozefczyk, Dianne 57, 71, 75, 118, 119 Jucha, Elizabeth 22, 23, 119 Jusufi, Nebie 119 Kalinowski, Gerald 30, 68, 119 Kelly, Margaret M. Khalil, Mohamad 119 Kirkhart, Andrew 119 Kopka, Karen 119 Koussan, Sana 119 Krikorian, Hovnaton 119 Kuc, Richard Kusterer, Dawn 119 Lacinski, Christine Leijten, Jeffery 119 Lejack, Tamra 119 Len, Ronald Mich 119, 140 Lesinski, Ron 119 Levy, Ed 119 Lewis, Scott Allen 12, 44 Lindsay, Kelly Logan, Lamont Lotarski, Susan Marie 16, 17, 32, 46, 47, 119 Lozenich, Frank 30, 119 Lucas, Mathew Lutteke, Kelly 119 Lyons, Leslie 120 Lytwyn, Kirk 44, 120 Mackie, Richard 120, 124 Mahedi, Abdul-Karem Maisari, TalalMaha 120 Makki, Ahmed 34 Makki, Ali Makled, Hassan H. 120 Makled, Hassan Y. 120 Malicki, Susan G. 85, 120 Mallad, Jeffrey 12, 41, 120 Malushi, Dhurata 120 Mannarino, Enza 120 Marinakos, Nancy 120 Marinucci, Mark T. 59, 120, 140 Marro, Kimberly 22, 23, 120 Mashhour, Samira Masri, Kalil 120 Maura, Vince 120 May, Larry 120 Mazzuc a, Frances 120, 165 Mcauley, Renee 120 McComb, Mary 72, 120 Index 183 Mercer, Jeffrey 120 Mikulski, Vallen Mileto, Stephanie 24, 25, 120 Mira, Fadia Miron, Aurelian Moheisen, Muhammad Monteiro, Christina 48, 58, 69, 120 Moreno, Tamara 120 Morga, Victoria 48, 120, 123 Moukalled, Hussein 16, 28 Murray, James 20, 30, 59, 120, 190 Mustafa, Zenepe 120 Naji, Ali Naji, Hussein 120 Nassar, Chada 120 Nassar, Youssef 34, 120 Newman, Heather 18, 46, 47, 120 Newsome, Richard 120 Nguyen, Phat Tan 120 Noelke, Jill 22, 23, 119, 120 Noroyan, Nicole 55, 60, 114 Noroyan, Victoria 60 Omalley, Diane 120 Onyskin, Michael 120 Orne, Carolyn 120, 174 Orr, Michael A. 30, 37, 120 Osada, Krista 18, 42, 120, 174 Palchak, Claudia 59, 68, 69, 120 Papoulias, Michael 12, 30, 121 Paras, Perry 121 Patel, Upendra 58, 59, 121 Paul, Eric Paulsen, John 121 Perrone, Jimmy 121 Pesko, John Pesko, Kimberly 121 Pesko, Richard Petish, Nicole 59, 121, 123 Petroi, Peter 121 Phelps, Thomas 121 Policicchio, Mario 121 Polidori, Gino 30, 116, 121 Pool, John 121 Porter, Jason Potter, Danyelle 55, 121, 170, 190 Precopio, Angela 121 Preiss, Steven T. 121 Pruneau, Renee 121 Pridemore, Mary Rakipi, Servet 121 Rakovalis, Christopher Ramirez, Michael 30, 37, 121 Ramolii, Vajbe 121 Ramos, Kimberly An 121 Rea, Paolo 121 Restum, Husein Reynolds, Mark Rieman, Jason 94, 121 Ritthaler, Douglas 121 Rohrig, Theresa 48, 121 Romano, Jeffrey, 121 Rossi, Susan 114, 121 Rule, Matthew Runco, Gina 121 Rydzik. Kirk 30, 121 Saad, Abdel 56, 74, 121 Saad, Ahlam 121, 124 Saad, Ahlam 121 Saad, Inchad Saad, Kosey 121 Saad, Rhonda 16, 17, 32, 121 Saad, Salma 121 Sabatini, Joanne 121 Saghir, Inchad 121 Salaghan, Andrew 12, 121 Salame, Jamal 41 Salame, Kamal 12, 87, 121 Salame, Khalil 12, 121 Salamey, Ali 58, 121 Salliotte, Dennis 61, 121 Sandhu, Sukhwant Sareini, Houssein 121 Sarei 164 Saunders, Deobrah 122 Sawicki, Kenneth Schaffer, Donald 56, 122 Scharf, Joseph 116 Schwartz, Christopher 122 Sciriha, Bridgette 122 Sciarrotta, Kristine 122, 125 Sessa, Gino 12, 14, 27, 59, 122, 123, 161 Shaban, Wissam Shami, Ali 122 Shami, Mona 122 Sharay, Theresa 122 Sheik, Monica Sherifovski, Ylldes 122 Shoucair, Sindous Siepierski, Scott 116, 122 Simshauser, Matthew 50, 122, 124 Skiba, Melissa 122 Smerecki, Janine 58, 59, 62, 63, 79, 118, 122 Smith, Christopher 122 Smith, Joan 122 Smith, Stephen 122 Smuk, Sandra 122 Smith, Stephen 122 Smuk, Sandra 122 Snapstys, Vyte 48, 58, 122 Soelz, Gerald 122 Soueid, Fatmeh 122 Stanley, Lynwood 122 Succurro, Pasqualino Sugges, Anthony 122 Swaney, Lisa 58, 68, 112 Swanson, Donald Swiatlowski , Paul 34 Sykes, Joseph Szymanski, Elizabeth 122 Talbot, Jeanene 122 Talerico, Frank 12, 121, 122 Talerico, Rita 50, 122 Tamburro, David 122 Tokko, Ali Tomassi, Marisa 122 Tomei, Tony 122 Toth, Nickolas 122 Tsilimingras, Dennis Turpen, Theresa Vacca, Robert 122 Vaccaro, Cathy 122 Vaka, Haxhire 122 Vallone, Dan 122 Vaughan, Mary 122 Velazques, Jose 28 Wantuck, Marianne 122 Watt, Tina 122 Wenzel, Carrie Whitsett, Dawn 122 Williams, Joseph 12, 123 Williams, Lisa 123 Williamson, Tammy 123 Wludyka, Christopher Woodward, Kimberly 123 Worden, Patricia 123 Xantheas, Peter 123 Young, Dale 123 Yursis, Barbara 123 Zaborski, Anthony 123 Zahler, Scott 123 Zejneli, Sabrina 123 Zeolla, Pietro 123 Zesses, Dean 123 Zielinski, Mark Zigga, Shelly 123 Zoyiopoulos, Kelly 123 Sopho- mores Abdallah, Edris 126 Abdallah, Fadi 30, 126, 135 Abdallah, Mohamed 21, 126 Abdallah, Nabila 126 Abdallah, Najwa Abdallah, Nidal Abdilla, Suzanne 49, 126 Abdulla, Miaad Abu Salah, Ayed Judeh Abubaker, Nabiha 126 Adamo, Giuseppe Jr. 21, 44, 126 Ahmad, Skainah 126, 128 Ahmed, Fanda 126 Ahmed, Fadia 126 Ahmed, Laura 54, 126, 137 Ahmed, Sabri Ajredini, Merita 126 Ajredini, Perian 114 Ajredinovska, Nimoza 126 Al-Amin, Wayel Al-Salman, Hussam Alanis, Donald Alaouieh, Ali 126 Alassil, Nada 114 Alawan, Chimene 65, 126 Ali, Wahid 126 Allen, Aaron 34, 126 Allison, Heather 126 Almanza, Rochelle 126, 137 Alshohati, Khalid Alvarez, David 126 Amen, Mirvat 126 Amen, Samuel 61, 126 Anderson, Laura 114, 191 Anderson, Michael 126 Ankeny, Leah 56, 57, 68, 126 Aoun, Zeid 126 Arfan, Mae 126 Arpasi, Liane Ashkar, Samir 44, 126, 172 Ashmore, Dianna 49, 126 Assed, Allie 29 Atkinson, Toni 126 Attlliano, Frances 137 Aun, Ndieh Ayoub, Noah 121 Ayyad, Ahmed 126 Ayyad, Wafa 144 Bailog, David Baker, Joy Ann 126 Barker, Thomas Barlow, William 126 Battle, Caroline 126 Baugh, Mary 78, 126 Baydoun, Ali 126 Baydoun, Oussama 30, 135 Bazzi, Diana 66, 126, 133 Bazzi, Fadia Bazzi, Hassan A. 66, 126 Bazzi, Hassan Y. 25, 66, 126 Bazzi, Hussein 126 Bazzi, Mohamad 126 Bazzi, Mohamad 127 Bazzi, Youssef Bazzy, Iman 127 Bazzy, Rashad 127 184 Index Beard, Angela 127 Beckes, Melinda 16, 127 Belli, Claudio 19, 127 Berry, Abdallah 127 Berry, Angelic 127 Berry, Baker 127 Berry, Fadi 66, 127 Berry, Michelle 127 Berry, Raymond 78, 127 Bettley, Stephen 44, 127 Beydoun, Houssam 127 Beydoun, Rahab 127 Bitar, Bob 28, 127 Black, Cary 127 Bobosky, Lillian 18, 49, 127 Boman, Deonna 127 Boni, Lisa 49, 127 Bowler, Maureen 127 Bradford, Gordon Bradley, Amy 25, 127 Brooks, Lisa 127 Brooks, Thomas E. 127 Brown, Douglas 30, 127 Bruno, Maria 127 Bullock, James 127 Butzier, Tammy 16, 32, 127 Carlman, Kenneth 34, 127 Carney, Michael 127 Castelvetere, Denise M. 127 Cataldo, Christopher 19, 44, 127 Celmer, Michelle 75, 127 Cercone, Tony 127 Chahine, David 127 Chahine, Fadia 127 Chandler, Amanda 16, 17, 42, 46, 127 Charara, Lubna 127 Charara, Mohammed Chehab, Ali 127 Chiado, Joseph 127 Christmas, Jerry 30, 128 Church, Lisa 128 Clark, Shelly 128 Cociuba, Camelia 140 Coleman, Michelle 128 Conte, Anna Cornelius, Dawn 128 Crouch, Harry Jeffr 128 Cruz, Juan Curcuru, Russell N. 128 Czapiewski, Kristi Ann Dakhallah, Hanaa 128 Danley, Jeffrey 128, 132 Darwish, Kassim 34, 128 Distefano, Maria 128 Ditton, James 128 Divetta, James 128 Dockery, Carol 128 Dockery, Craig 128 Domanico, Marie 54, 128 Donohue, Marianne Draus, Daniel 128 Drotar, Lisa 128 El-Sayed, Maha El-Sayed, Zeinab 128 Elayan, Imad 128 Elikara, Demir 128 Elmadari, Ahmed Enright, Carolyn 22, 23, 67, 128 Essaili, Salma 128 Evans, Verna Fadhl, Ayman 21, 128 Faraj, Ali 128 Faraj, Mariam 128 Faraj, Shadia 128 Faraj, Zukaa 128 Fardous, Fouad 128 Fardous, Mohamad 128 Farhat, Ahmad Farhat, Hassan Farran, Wafa 128 Fawaz, Ali Fawaz, Hussein 128 Fawaz, Janice 128 Fawaz, Lubna 128 Fawaz, Mahmoud 128 Fayz, Mariam 128 Fitzgerald, Tammy 128 Flores, Frank 128 Fusco, Eugene 128 Cable, Clen 129 Garrick, Colleen 129 Garrison, Michael Geladin, Jeanette 129 Geladin, Kemal Gonzalez, Cristina Gorno, Jacqueline 129 Gorno, Margaret 129 Grech, Joseph 21, 79, 129 Greco, Randall 129 Green, Christopher Guerrieri, David 20, 129, 135 Habbas, Habbas 129 Hachem, Mariam 146 Haddad, Kinda 129 Haidous, Fadia 66, 129 Hamad, Ahmad 129 Hamid, Hussein 129 Hamid, Jamal B. 129, 158 Hamka, Hala 129 Hamka, lhab 19, 44, 129 Hammoud, Amal 129, 144 Hammoud, Hammoudie Hammoud, Hassen 129 Hammoud, Mageda 129 Hannon, Mary Beth 22, 23, 129 Harajli, Abbas Harajli, Alan Ahmad 129 Harb, Fatme 129 Harp, Ida Harper, Michelle M. 129 Harris, Cheryl Hassen, Khaled Hassen, Laura 129 Hawkins, Marc 65, 129 Hazamy, Hassan Hazime, Fatimeh 129 Hazime, Jamal 66 Hicks, Theodore 129 Hindle, Lori 129 Hinkle, Lori 129 Hodges, Richard 34, 129 Horgan, Sean Horvath, Darren 129 Horvath, Jason 129 Horvath, Michael 129 Hughes, Stephen 129 Hunter, Dawn 129 Hunter, Kimberly 129 Huraibi, Hussein 129 Hurd, Julie 130 Hussein, Saleh 130 Hyssen, Zinet 130 laconis, Nino lanni, Frances 54, 130 laquinta, Joseph llayan, Yasmin 130 Illingworth, Brian 130 Irani, Ghada 130 luliano, Frank 130 Jaafar, Nahia Jaafar, Samer 130 Jaber, Silan 130 Jabr, Ali 130 Jackson, Thomas 130 Janssen, Mark A. 130, 155 Jaske, Joseph 130 Jawad, Jawad 130 Jawad, Kamel 21, 130 Jawad, Rabih 130 Jeffery, Christopher 34, 65, 130 Jerico, John 130 Jones, Larry 130 Jones, Michael 34, 130 Joseph, Kim Marie 16, 32, 130 Jumaa, Hyam 32, 130 Jusufi, Enver 130 Kadri, Noel 130 Karkaba, Bassem 24, 130 Kashat, Farouk 130 Kashen, Debbie 54, 130, 136 Kassem, Abraham 50, 130 Kassem, Nada 130 Kazbour, Ziad 130 Keo, Dythavy 49, 130 Khalaf, Zuher 130 Kimberlin, Dan 130 Kimberlin, Jacqueline Kinder, Darrell 130 Konkoly, Cathryn Kopcik, Michele 130 Korte, Miles 130 Kosikowski, David 130 Kostovski, Mile Koutroulis, Yionna 130 Kresge, Sherri 130 Krolczyk, Jacqueline 130 Kubik, Kari 130 Labadie, Julianna 130 Lacaria, Maria 54, 78, 131, 136 Lacinski, David Lajiness, Julie Ann 131 Lance, Amy 24, 25, 46, 47, 131, 134, 163 Lapeer, Kimberly 131 Lara, Tina 131 Lavin, Martin 131 Lehman, William 131 Lemus, Laura 131 Lesinski, Ronald S. Lewandowski, Lisa 16, 17, 61, 131 Lewis, Kimberly 131 Lindros, Dania 131 Linzmaier, Diane 131 Listopad, Wallace 65, 131 Little, Lori 131 Lomas, Steven 131 Loos, Michael 131 Luce, Chiara 131 Luke, Stacey 40, 131 Luna, Anthony 30, 131 Mackey, Michelle 46, 131, 163 Macki, Kathy 68, 131 Madsen, Christopher Mahoney, Seantell 131 Makki, Ahmad 21, 131 Makki, Kamal 131 Makki, Kifah 131 Makki, Taghrid 131 Malicki, Debra 131 Malkiewicz, James Mallad, Allen A. 131 Mannarino, Liliana 131, 165 Mannina, Robin 131 Mansour, Hussein 131 Marcantonio, Christina 54, 131, 136 Marcon, Sergio 131 Mashhour, Mohamad 29 Masterofrancesc, Lisa 49, 127, 131, 134 Matthews, Duane 26, 44, 131 McDonald, James 131 McKee, Kevin 131 Medin, Bedria 131 Index 185 Mehsen, Haidar 131 Mekled, Charlene 46, 132, 163 Meloche, Michael 132 Mercer, Michael 28, 132 Mheisan, Belal Miclea, Michael 132 Mikolai, Robert Mikolai, Rodney 132 Miller, Christina 25, 127, 132 Mohamed, Bashir 132 Moody, Jonathon 132 Moody, Nathan 132 Morga, David 132 Mosallam, Natalie 25, 39, 66, 132, 160 Motowski, Michelle 49, 68, 132 Moughni, Ahmad Mroue, Hafez 132 Mroue, Nadia 49, 132 Mrozinski, Sally 46, 47, 54, 132 Mruzik, Brian 29, 132 Mruzik, Michael 132 Mudge, Derek 21, 34, 132 Munoz, Tammy Muqbal, Ali Murray, Victoria M. 22, 23, 132 Murray, William 20, 132, 135 Musial, Jeffrey 57, 75, 132 Naccarato, lima 132 Nassar, Kifah 130 Navarro, Ray Neeley, Christopher 132 Nemeth, Bernadette 22, 23 Nieznalski, Stephanie 132 Nimeh, Dunia 49, 132 Obrien, Erin 132 Olkowski, Judith 22, 23, 32, 132 Osada, Kerry 54, 132 Ouza, Haidar 21, 132 Owen, Marius 132 Panousopoulos, Panagiotis 132 Parks, Robert 19, 44, 132 Parrelly, Jeri Paulsen, Karla 49, 132 Peet, Thomas 132 Pelle, Judy Ann 75, 132 Perez, Edward 44 Perri, Catherine 22, 23, 132 Pesko, Cheryl Peterman, Penny 132 Phillips, Marie 16, 132 Piccirilli, Emanuela 132 Piroli, Felice 133 Polanski, Gina 16, 40, 133 Polidori, Laura 133 Portelli, Anthony 133 Pruneau, Jennifer 133 Pruneau, Renee 121 Pulk, Shari 133 Pultorak, Patricia 133 Rago, Todd 133 Rains, Leslie 68, 133 Rakipi, Dijana 133 Rammouni, Majed Ramouni, Mahmoud 133 Randolph, Lyn 133 Reda, Shadi Restum, Tammy Dee 22, 23, 133 Riza, Lisa Liri 16, 32, 133 Rizk, Sawsan Roch, Therese 133 Roehl, Alex 19, 133 Rosado, Myrna 133 Rosemann, Vanessa 133 Rosinski, Victor 133, 136 Rossi, Heather 22, 23, 133, 137 Rutherford, Donald 133 Saad, Amira 133 Saad, Hilal 29 Saad, Hussein Saad, Ibtihage 133 Saad, Kamleh 133 Saad, Mahmoud 29 Saad, Waffa 133 Sabbagh, Jamil 29, 133 Sabbagh, Khaled 29 Sabbagh, Mariam 133 Sabo, Steven 133 Saeed, Mohamed 133 Saghir, Fatmeh 133 Sain, David Salagan, Dawn 133, 137 Salamey, Fady Salamey, Jeanette 133 Saleh, Cheryl 133 Saleh, Nasser Salem, Saied 133 Salwa, David 133 Santioni, Josephine 65, 133 Sapia, Angelo 133 Sareini, Abdallah Sareini, Farid 133 Saremi, Mohamed 135 Sareini, Nowal 127, 133 Sareini, Younes 139 Sartoris, Suzanne 134 Scarantino, Lisa Schantz, Charles 134 Schupra, Lisa 134 Sciriha, Bridgett Seychel, Laura 54, 134 Shaban, Imad Shady, Katherine 134 Shamat, Carey Shami, Maha 134 Shari Salami 134 Sharay, Norman 134 Shaska, Kastriot Shaw, Hollie 134 Shoemaker, Thomas Sison, Joseph 134 Slavin, Robert 44, 134 Smalley, David 134 Smith, Daryl 134 Snyder, Rachael 134 Sobczak, Thomas 134 Spencer, Lisa Staniciu, Vicky 134 Staunton, Michael 134 Stergiadis, Christos 134, 137 Stergiou, Stavros 134 Stockfisch, Jay 134 Stockton, Edward 134 Stuchell, John 134 Stylianou, George 20, 131, 134 Sulolli, Raif 134 Susko, Robert 134 Sytek, James Joseph 134 Szczesniak, Joseph 175 Szymanski, Catherine Tackett, Cheryl 134 Taddei, Anna 46, 134 Taft, Dawn 131, 134 Taleb, Amal 58, 134 Taleb, Nahi 134 Taleb, Najwa 134 Taleb, Salam 134 Tanana, Amal 134 Tanana, Samar 134, 137 Tanner, Bryan Tayeh, Suna 134 Taylor, Troy 134 Tekko, Samer, 134 Toccaceli, Lisa 68, 134 Toczylowski, Jenifer 136 Truskowski, David 136 Turfe, Edward 44, 136 Turfe, Mary 136 Unis, Derek 136 Vaka, Drita 136 Varga, Kim 136 Vela67, 127, 136 Veliu, Nancy 32, 136 Walsh, Nancy 136, 172 Walsh, Sharon Walter, Kristi 134 Wells, Melana 136 Wensko, Mary 136 White, David White, Giselle 136 Whitehead, Karen 136 Whitlow, Lisa 136, 163, 164 Whitsett, Thomas 136 Whitt, Kimberly 136 Widener, Glen 136 Widener, Lee Ann 67, 136 Wilamowski, Terry Williams, Kimberly 32, 136 Wincel, Valerie 136 Winters, Louis 136 Wiwigacz, Stanley 136 Wizelius, John 136 Wojnar, Conrad 21, 136 Wolter, Kristin 25, 136 Wright, Monl 136 Wroblewski, Carlene 136 Wroblewski, Robert 19, 136 Wygonik, Steven 21, 29, 136 Wysocki, Paul 136 Yee, Terry 136 Yehia, Manal 136 Zaban, Silan 136 Zabik, Nathan 136 Zahr, Ghada 136 Ziga, Brian Ziga, Janie Ziga, Yvette 136 Zrebiec, Tammy 136 Zwinak, Alex 136 Zygila, Michael 136 Freshmen Abbas, Fred 138 Abbas, Nawal 138 Abbruzzino, Laura 138 Abbruzzino, Teresa 138 Abdallah, Ali 138 Abdallah, Hussein 138 Abdallah, Linda 138 Abdallah, Randa 138 Abdallah, Rima 138 Abdel-Fatah, Nabil 26, 138 Adams, Chris 138 Adams, Kimberly 27 Ahmad, Ghalia 138 Ahmad, Riad 138 Ahmed, Mohamed 138 Alaouieh, Mona 138 Alfred, Candice 138 Aldrich, Michael 138 Alfieri, Gina 55, 138 Allard, Michael 138 Algadhi, Kaid 138 Alvarado, Jose 29, 138 Amen, Fadia Amen, Nadia 138 Amine, Mariam 138 Amore, Nicolle 138 Anderson, Julie 18, 32, 138 Apel, Tamara 138 Arfan, Ray 138 Arpasi, Carrie 138 186 Index Atkinson, Michelle 138 Covelli, Antonietta 140 Hamid, Mayada Aun, Fay 138 Crisi, Dina 140 Hamid, Younes Aun, Sharifah 138 Crisi, Gina Marie 140 Hamka, Majida Ayoub, Mohamed 26, 138 Crouch, Kathleen 140 Hammoud, Leila 66 Ayoub, Wissam 138 Cruz, Michael 140 Hampton, Carl Ayyad, Asma Dakroub, Khalil 140 Hanna, Darren 142 Ayyad, Raed 138 Davidson, Lisa 140 Hannon, David 142 Bailey, Kari 138 Dawdy, Richard 140 Harhold, Michael 142 Balazas, Scott 138 De Ford, Philip 140 Harmon, Harry 142 Ballog, Albert 138 De Steiger, Claudia 140 Harp, Debra 142 Barker, James Delgado, Karen 25, 67, 140 Harper, Theresa 16, 142 Bartlett, Darrin 34, 138 Demarte, Joseph Harris, Bernadette 142 Batayeh, Jacob 139 Deptula, Anthony 138, 139, 140 Hasan, Iram 142 Battle, Ann 139 Derbass, Randah 140 Hasan, Mohammad 142 Baugh, Edward 139 Derry, Michael 26, 140 Haskins, Jason 142 Baum, Christine 139 Desantis, Todd 140 Hassan, Eman Baydoun, Ali F. 139 Didyk, Holly 18, 140 Hassan, Yousef 142 Baydoun, Robar 30, 139 Distelano, Tina 140 Hayley, Mark 142 Baydoun, Taghred 139 Doll, Shawn 140, 147 Hazamy, Dawn 142 Bazzi, Ali Ismail 139 Donohue, Shawn 140 Hazime, Fawaz 142 Bazzi, Hassan 139 Dowdy, John 140 Henley, Owen Bazzi, Hassan 139 Duenas, Armina 27, 68, 140 Hirairi, Sameer 142 Bazzi, Hicham 34, 139, 147 Dumas, Tracie 140 Hoffman, Roark 34, 142 Bazzi, Hussein A. Eads, Donald 140 Homayed, Hassan 142 Bazzi, Mariam 139 El Hawli, Sonia 141 Homayed, Niemer 142 Bazzi, Nidal Elder, Jamilah 141 Homorogan, Codrut 21, 142 Bazzi, Salwa Elder, Mahira 141 Hossein, Jihad 30, 142 Bazzi, Silva 139 Elhasan, Ali 141 Hourani, Mona 66, 142 Bazzy, Fatme 139 Elkafaji, Jeffery 141 Hourani, Ramzi 142 Bazzy, Iman Elmasry, Nahid 141 House, Rebecka Beahon, Shannon 139 El-Sayed, Maha 141 Humitz, Nicole 142 Bellissimo, Anthony 139 Erwin, Robert 67, 141 Huraibi, Sameer Bello, Biagio 139 Esseily, Rima 141 Hussein, Tarek 142 Bello, Fred 139 Ezell, Allen 141 Hutchinson, Roderick Berky, Rachel 139 Fadlallah, Maha 141 Idzior, Diana 55, 142 Berri, Mohamad 139 Fahnestock, Christin 68, 141 Igna, Lucia Berry, Amal 78, 138, 139 Faraj, Mike llayan, Numan 142 Berry, Hussen K. 139 Faraj, Rafat 141 Illingworth, Tracy 142 Berry, Mohamad H. 139 Faraj, Souad Imperi, Robert 142 Berryhill, Pamela Farhat, Izzat 141 Ingersoll, Eva 142 Bertges, Tara 139 Farhat, Samira Jaafar, Billy 142 Beydoun, Abdul 139 Farhat, Sawsan 141 Jaafar, Hala 142 Beydoun, Fadi 139 Fawaz, Salwa Jaber, Nada Beydoun, Fouad 139 Ferrara, Kelly 141 Jackson, James 142 Beydoun, Intissar 139 Ferris, Jeffrey 42, 141 Jacovetti, Tracy 27, 68, 142 Beydoun, Mohamed 139 Finnegan, Cynthia 141 Jafar, Jennifer 142 Beydoun, Souhad 139 Fransko, David 141 Jarvis, Hanh My 142 Bieranowski, Celeste Fullmer, Daniel 141 Javor, Susanne 55, 142 Blanchard, Sean 139 Furdak, Tiffany 27, 31, 68, 141 Jawad, Muhamed 142 Bolton, Heather 25, 43, 60, 61, Furgason, Heather 27, 68, 141 Jebril, Zeina 139, 142 Galyon, Eric 141 Jedrzejowski, Thomas 142 Borrello, Antonio 139 Garback, Eleanore Jergovich, Jodi 142 Boyadjian, Pierre 139 Garber, Sheila 141 Jericho, John Boyer, Mellanie 139 Garcia, George 141 Jomaa, Kassem Brewer, Damian Garza, Alejandro 141 Jones, Jennifer 142 Brooks, Michael Gavel, Linda 141 Jones, Tammy 142 Bross, Dana 55, 139 Gerasimov, Marc 141 Jumaa, Chade 143 Brown, Ronald 139 Giammarco, Sandra 55, 141 Kade, Melissa 143 Bruce, Spencer Gibson, Nicole 141 Kadry, Imad 143 Burk, Brian 26, 140 Gillispie, Pamela Kaleniecki, Joanne 143 Burnell, Carey 140 Gonzalez, Laura 32, 78, 141 Karonis, Cynthia 143 Burnell, Christopher 140 Goss, Melissa 141 Karriem, Khadija 143 Burns, Patricia Gotshaw, James 50, 141 Karteczka, Eric 143 Byron, Vanessa 24, 25, 140 Gray, Colleen Keller, Greg 34, 143 Cadden, Michael 26, 140 Griffin, Dawn 141 Kendell, Heather 143 Celmer, Joseph 140 Griffith, Jewel 141 Kenney, Scott 143 Chamas, Wissam 140 Grimme, Debora 55, 141 Khalaf, Mary 143 Chami, Salam Guariento, Mary Ann 141 Khaled, Dina 143 Chami, Wallid 140 Habbas, Salem Khalil, Hossein 143 Chami, Yasser 140 Habhab, Mohamed 141 Khalil, Janane 143 Charara, Fidaa 140 Habhab, Nidal 138, 139, 141 Khalil, Khadije 143 Charara, Norma 140 Haddad, Kinda 141 Khreizat, Ibrahim 143 Chehab, Mariam 140 Haimka, Malina 141 Kidd, Ali 143 Chene, Kelly 140 Hakim, Nadim 141 Kimberlin, Daniel 65 Cialone, Kelly 16, 27, 31, 140 Hallick, Charles Klavinger, Peter Cockream, Gordon 140 Hamad, Akram 141 Klees, Jason 143 Colon, Evette 140 Hamade, Tarif Klees, Kristin 143 Cook, Lisa 140 Hamdan, Talal 30, 141 Klobucher, Mary Ann 143 Copeland, Kim 140 Hamdeh, Aziza 141 Kolias, Aphrodite 143 Index 187 Kolo, Julie Kopchia, James 143 Kosikowski, Matthew 143 Koskyn, Shawn 26, 143 Koussan, Perial 66, 143 Kowalik, Kimberly 143 Krumins, Mark 143 Kubik, Debra 143 Kucel, kimberly 27, 66, 143 Kush, Paul 143 Kusterer, Judith 143 Lara III, Tomas 34, 143 Latigo, Alaina 143 Latin, William 29, 143 Lendzion, Jeffrey 143 Lesinski, Brian 143 Lewis, George 143 Lewis, Lynn 27, 143 Lindros, Angelique 143 Lomas, George 143 Loter, James 67, 144 Lucente, Salvatore Lutteke, Kristin 144 Lynch, Loretta Lytwyn, Paige 61, 144 Maher, Joseph 144 Mahfouz, Nizar 144 Mailloux, Michael 144 Maisari, Yasser 144 Makki, Fatima 144 Makled, Mike 144 Malushi, Luan 26, 144 Manning, Robin Marchese, Melissa 144 Margitza, Elizabeth 144 Marinakos, Christopher 20, 60, 61, 144 Marinucci, Theresa 144 Marshall, Dana 144 Marshall, Michelle 144 Mashhour, Samar 16, 27, 58, 144 Masri, Youssef 144 McComb, Daniel 144 McDonald, Michelle 144 McDonnell, Rhonda 144 McGovern, James McGrew, Jason 144 McLeod, Margaret 144 Merhi, Hassan 144 Miftari, Floresha 144 Mijok, Otilija 144 Milkie, Erika 144 Miller, Scott 144 Mohamed, Abdulla Mohassen, Noja 144 Montney, Jennifer 68, 144 Morgos, Mircea Morrison, Richard 144 Moser, Rebecca Moughni, Wafa 144 Moukalled, Mohamad 26, 144 Mroue, Wissam 144 Mucha, Sandra 144 Muheisen, Ahmad 144 Muscat, Steven 144 Mustafa, Nabeel 144 Naji, Hassan 144 Nassar, Ayman 144 Nasser, Aida 144, 160, 170 Nasser, Yasser 144 Navarro, Carlos 144 Nimeh, Tasser 144 Nims, Tereasa 144 Okdie, Christine 144 Okelley, Stacey 144 Onarato, Marina 144 Orick, Steven 145 Oudeif, Khalid 30, 145 Palchak, Lawrence 34, 145 Palicz, Mathew 145 Parashos, Mike 145 Parsons, Diane 55, 145 Pavle, Christopher 145 Pavlick, Matthew 145 Pawlak, Mark 145 Pawlowski, Laurie 68, 145 Pegowski, Lisa 145 Pelc, Lisa 145 Perczak, Matthew 145 Peretto, William 145 Petroi, John 145 Philpot, Michael 145 Philpot, Robert 145 Pizzo, Johanna 145 Pociask, Matthew 145 Podorsek, Patricia 25, 27, 43, 142, 145 Pola, Kimberly Polidori, Rita 145 Polocoser, Viorel Posler, Gregory 145 Przydzial, Karen 145 Puia, Linda 145 Rahal, Ghassan 145 Rahal, Ronald 26, 145 Rahman, Ramzey 145 Rains, Matthew 145 Rakowski, Leigh 145 Rammouni, Soloman 145 Ravenscroft, Joseph 145 Reamer, Roxanne 145 Reid, Cheryl 145 Reinbold, Eric 145 Reno, Julieanne 79, 145 Reptsis, John 145 Riad, Ahmed 145 Riche, Warren 145 Riggins, Michelle 27, 145 Ringuette, Jason 145 Ritthaler, Darin 145 Rivers, Robert 145 Riza, Richard 146 Roch, Michael 146 Roger-Szafran, Thomas Rogers, Cynthia 146 Rogers, Tracy Rolland, Gregory 19, 146 Rosinski, Marcus 34, 138, 146 Rowlands, James 146 Saab, Radwan 146 Saad, Amine 146 Saad, Deeb 146 Saad, Inaam 146 Sabbagh, Amine 30, 146 Saghir, Chade 146 Sain, Tracy 146 Salame, Mohamad 146 Salame, Nawal 146 Salameh, Rima 16, 32, 146 Salamey, Hisham 50, 146 Saleh, Abdo T. 146 Saleh, Omar 146 Sallam, Enas 146 Sallam, Susan 146 Salmassi, Mohammad Sareini, Ahmad 146 Sawicki, Sean 146 Scharf, Jeffrey 146 Schebel, Joseph 146 Schembri, Karen 146 Schertzer, Todd 146 Schneider, Alexander 146 Schuelke, Craig 146 Selim, Nesim 146 Senczyszyn, Wendy 146 Sersen, Jason 30, 146 Seychel, Paul 30, 146 Shaban, Mohamad Shahrouri, Mazen 146 Shakarchi, Ifaa Shebli, Ali 146 Shuayto, Hanan 146 Sikora, Henry 146 Slamsii, Mohammed 146 Smuk, Carol 146 Smuk, Jodree 146 Snapstys, Ruta 146 Sobczak, Kari 25, 27, 147 Sobieski, Michelle 147 Sofian, Abdulaziz 147 Songalewski, Vicki Soueid, Nada 147 Sparapani, Michael 26, 147 Spencer, Bruce 147 Stahl, Philip 147 Stecker, Mary 147 Steeg, David Stelmock, Robert 147 Stewart, James 147 Stylianou, Andrew 147 Stylianou, Michael 26, 147 Sufi, Nabil 147 Swan, Audrey Szafran, Thomas 147 Szelag, Jennifer 22, 23, 147 Szewczyk, Randolph 147 Tafelski, Thomas 147 Tanana, Samer 147 Tarifd, Hamade 147 Taylor, Amanda 147 Temelko, Angela 147 Tomchak, Debbie 147 Tomei, Derek 34, 147 Tonna, Marlene 68, 147 Toth, Vikki 147 Turpen, Caralyn 147 Turvill, Tammy 147 Urban, Beata 147, 168 Vaccaro, Frank 26, 147 Vahosky, Clayton Varga, Kevin 147 Vargo, Louis Walblay, Christopher 147 Walker, Debra 147 Weatherbee, Mark 147 Weber, William 147 Wehab, Moray 147 Wesala, Wendy 27, 147 Whip, Christina 147 Wilkewitz, David 147 Wisneski, Todd 147 Wohlfeil, Kimberly 22, 23, 147 Wojciechowski, Christopher Wolak, Lia 27, 68, 147 Woodby, Jason Woodington, Toni 147 Worden, Darron 147 Wright, Nancy 147 Wright, Tracie 147 Wunderlich, Janine 147 Yafai, Salah 147 Yatim, Najwa 147 Yudasz, Mitchell 147 Yugovich, Jason 147 Zaban, Fouad 26, 147 Zahr, Riyad 147 Zahra, Leila 147 Zdan, Andrea 147 Zebib, Nabil 147 Zejneli, Fetije 147 Zielinski, Dawn 147 Ziga, Tammy 147 Zinn, Jennifer 147 Zotkovich, Andrew 26, 147 Zoyiopoulos, Maria 143, 147 Zuberi, Reiz 188 Index NOTE: The above index includes the names of students officially registered at Fordson as of February 1985. All names of said students have been included whether or not they actually appear. Because of the size of such a task, the yearbook staff realizes there might be some errors. Thank you. The 1985 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-five students organized the sections, wrote the copy, did the proofreading, organized the sales program, and eventually distributed the book. Putting a 192 page book together from scratch is no simple task. The photography crew was directed by Mr. Joe Beydoun and Mr. Carl Bengtsson. Joe spent many extra hours helping the staff taking, developing, and printing the pictures that go into the book. The Fleur de Lis staff would also like to thank numerous people who submitted photographs for our use. Our cover this year was done by Jeannie Jedynak as well as the other cartoons that appear in the book. Jeannie spent many hours in creating this excellent cover, and we hope that our customers enjoy it. Appreciation is also extended to the office staff, especially to Mrs. Dorothy Failor, who aided in sales receipts. To Mrs. Lorraine Miller the staff would like to extend its thanks for her assistance in the production of the book. Finally, the members of the 1985 Fleur de Lis staff would like to thank the entire school for its cooperation. We appreciate those of you who purchased a book, and we appreciate the coopera- tion we received when our reporters and or photographers caused disruption. Finally, the staff hopes that the 1985 Fleur de Lis will serve as a delightful record of this year at Fordson. STAFF: Editor-in-Chief Laura Kuchka Academic Section Kristen Shuman Clubs and Activities Yolet Makki Seniors Teresa Keller, Laura Kuchka Sports Pat Darish, Dave Loudon Underclassmen Laura Anderson, Steve Antczak, Tracy Baumgart, Hanni Bazzi, Heather Bowie, Dawn Cialone, Jeannie Jedynak, Fran Magon, DeDe Potter, Index Laura Almanza, Laura Anderson, Colleen Davis, Teresa Keller, Yolet Makki, Lorraine O'Hara, Nancy Skubik Introduction Laura Herrick, Yolet Makki Photography Carolyn Abraham, Laura Almanza, Heather Bowie, Bill Ciccone, Laura Herrick, Jim Murray, Lorraine O'Hara, Kristen Shuman Advisors Mr. Edward J. Fryzel, Mr. Carl Bengtsson, Mr. Joe Beydoun Staff Carolyn Abraham, Laura Almanza, Laura Anderson, Steve Antczak, Tracy Baumgart, Hanni Bazzi, Renee Bonemer, Heather Bowie, Dawn Cialone, Bill Ciccone, Pat Darish, Colleen Davis, Laura Herrick, Jeannie Jedynak, Teresa Keller, Laura Kuchka, Dave Loudon, Fran Magon, Yolet Makki, Jim Murray, Lorraine O'Hara, DeDe Potter, Kristen Shuman, Nancy Skubik, Kim Tanner Index 189 1985 Fleur de Lis Staff Hani Bazzi and Mr. Ed Fryzel Pat Parish and Steve Antczak Dave Loudon Kristen Shuman 190 Fran Magon Jean ni e Jedynak, Tracy Baum gari, and Dawn Cialone BUI Ciccone and Carolyn Abraham Laura Anderson and Colleen Davis Laura Almanza Teresa Keller and Lorraine O'Hara. Mr. Carl Bengtsson and Mr. Joe Beydoun. Renee Bonemer 191 FHS Craziness Comes to the End 192 Conclusion WALMWOMTH « HU8MINC COMPANY MARC RUN MISSOURI MAU WALSWORTH PUBLISHING COMPANY ICKLIMK MIMOUII f • A