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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1986 volume:

Fordson High School 13800 Ford Road Dearborn, Michigan 48126 1986 Fleur de Lis eur i e enomenon Ohi 3 etas A is the first of its hind, as our fast th ree 3L de rjtis themes indicate: th Oh ree-0)i m en si on a tpk of 1983, Ohe Explorers of 1984, an d the Crazy Ones of 1985. Ooday, in 1986, we are the people who have come together to stand taff and proud, to show our 1986 th erne, OaceS in the Crowd: 2 all I y°u can t day it wadn t fun y°u can t day it wadn I a Uadt 'Ljou can t day it wi(( yo on So, J yuedd that meand it won t ladt. We h ad our timed We k ad our fun We k ad domethiny do very dpeciat But. 3 yuedd, now that d done. Dhese School days Seemed never-ending. Vow, itof a sudden, . . . the en J it's I, ere, We have lo go on to a new jiife, DM with hope, expectations, and fear. 6 CJwenty years from now we can fooh Lack, y)n d CdordSon fdiyh wiff stiff stand proud. We can ffip throuyh these payeS, Jnd see our own CdaceS in the Crowd. 8 Sports Crowd 11 Top: Coach Ron Bukowski, Kassim Darwish, Coach George Lewis, Homayed, Matt Bis, Bob Cole, Rob Slavin, Sam Amen, Dave Crysler, Bassem Karkaba, Chris Stergiadis, Mike Dostovski, Andrew Zotkovich, Hilal Saad, Mamoud Saad, Coach Shooshanian, Bottom: Kirk Rydzik, Bob Bitar, Ed Perez, Alan Haragli, Eddie Turfe, Tom Peet, Saleh Sam Sareine, Eric Johnson, Noah Ayoub, Kama I Salame, Scott Lewis, Hussein, Fouad Zaban, Coach Jestice, Coach Stergalas. Middle: Joel Mike laquaniello, Andy Salagan, Bobby Bucciarelli, Joe Beydoun, Hurley, Dan Herman, Steve Preiss, Keith Derry, Doug R it haler, Alex Gino Sessa, Mike Orr. FHS 18 Livonia Franklin 6 FHS 37 Wyandotte 6 FHS 30 Adrian 15 FHS 37 Wayne 7 FHS 0 Trenton 27 FHS 17 Lincoln Park 0 FHS 52 Monroe 0 FHS 40 Belleville 8 FHS 22 Edsel Ford 14 FHS 2 Catholic Central 17 8 Wins 2 Losses Including Playoffs Left: The Tractors crush the opposition with fine runs such as these. Right: Mike laquaniello drops back to spot his receivers as Adrian pursues. Varsity Football The Fordson High School Varsity Football team finished with an amazing 8-1 regular season record after gaining only one starter back, Mike laquaniello, from last season. They finished in second place in the always tough Wolverine A Conference, behind Trenton, which was the only team to beat the Tractors in regular season play. This year's offense consisted of a powerful ground attack as well as an effective air attack. Our senior starting backs included: Kirk Rydzik, F8, Dan Herman, HB, and Sam Sareini, FB. Our senior starting receivers included: Matt Bis, WR, Dave Crysler, WR, Eric Johnson TE, and Andy Salagan, TE. Everything was directed of course by Senior QB and co- captain, Mike laquaniello. Our defensive and offensive line improved dramatically and controlled the trenches for most of the season. This year's defensive line was one of the biggest and fastest in Fordson Football history: senior powerhouse and co-captain, Scott Lewis, Junior Hugeman Mike Kostovski, Junior Rob Slavin and Senior Gino Sesssa. Fordson is very proud of yet another winning football team. Even though they lost their pre-regional game to Catholic Central 7-2, they have nothing to be ashamed of. They not only destroyed thier competitors 52-0 on Home- coming, but they had an All-Stater in Mike laquaniello. Above: Coach Slergalas and Bobby Bucclarelli discuss defensive strategy in the Monroe game. Left: Bob Bitar calls Time Out as Andrew Salagan heads for the huddle. Above: Brie Johnson tucks the ball in, as he runs fora touchdown. Left: A first down earned the hard way by the hardworking backs. Right: Stay, stay, stay.. . the sled was never this hardI Girls' Varsity Basketball Front Row: Senior tri-Captains Rhonda Saad, Dawn Cialone, and Mona Ali. Back Row: Rima Salamey, Kim Joseph, Nancy Veliu, Lisa Lewandowski, Coach John Kreger, Mandy Chandler, Lisa Risa, Cina Polanski, and Kelly Cialone This year's 1985 girls' varsity basketball team had another great season, while compil- ing a 19-5 record. The Tractors placed a second in the Wolverine A League, while losing twice to league foe Trenton. The other three losses were from state ranked teams: Divine Child, River Rouge, and Detroit Martin Luther King, who, by the way, were the Class A State Champions. The team also won their district for the fourth year in a row. The Tractors were led this year by senior Tri-Captains Mona Ali, Dawn Cialone, and Rhonda Saad. Also just as outstanding was junior Mandy Chandler. Next year's team has a lot of talent coming back with Mandy Chandler, Cina Polanski, Lisa Lewandowski, Kelly Cialone, and Rima Sala- mey. 14 Opposite page: The team heads down court. This page: Upper left: Dawn Cialone gets ready to feed the ball to Rhonda Saad. Middle left: The team huddles around coach Kreger. Left: Rhonda Saad shows who's the boss. Upper right: another one made by Mona Ali. Middle right: Mandy Chandler positions herself to shoot the ball. Above: Keep them running, girls! Varsity Basketball Front row: Steve Wygonik, Basse m Karkaba, Co-Captain, Dan Doc he netz, Mike Saad, Hilal Saad, Fouad Zaban Second row: Manager, Joel Hurley, Bob Bitar Brian Mruzik, Scott Lewis, Andy Zotkowitch, Chris Cataldo, Hussein Moukaled, Steve Antczak, Manager, Tracy Jacovetti. Coach Mac's face shows that this is going to be a long year. Hussein Moukaled goes for the jump ball. Dan Dochenetz and Mike Saadgel ready to hustle down the court. Fouad Saban talks about the big game against Edsel Ford. The Fordson tractors get ready for a long game. Left: Steve Antczak goes for two. Fordson Opponent 68 St. Alphonsus 44 57 Wyandotte 50 49 Divine Child 50 55 Catholic Central 78 45 Wayne 67 59 Trenton 66 44 Lincoln Park 28 33 Monroe 45 48 Belleville 61 55 Wyandotte 62 60 Hamtramck 75 46 Wayne 70 50 Dearborn 56 59 Trenton 64 51 West Bloomfield 45 61 Lincoln Park 40 52 Edsel Ford 71 53 Monroe 62 60 Thurston 58 66 Belleville 58 The team's biggest problem this year was losing Mike laquaniello, a key player. In the Tractor offense, he was gone the first 12 games of the year. The main thing Coach Mac stated was, This team was hurt by losing some close games this year. Coach Mac hopes for better production from next year's players. 17 Girls' Tennis 2nd In League Top row: Ms. Putnam, Suzanne Bazzi, Karen Harp, Rema Hamadeh, Kim Wohfeil, Ms. Leonard. Middle: Tammy Restum, Vicki Murray, Car- olyn Enright, Cathy Petri, Heather Rossi, Marybeth Hannon, Fadia Sa- lamey, Danya Lindrose. Bottom row: Bernedette Nemeth, lanie Al- exander, Rose Bruno, Kim Marro, Betty lucha, Iill Noelke. The 1985 Girls' Tennis team is coached by Ms. Lynn Putnam and Ms. Mabel Leonard. Returning players on the varsity team are Carolyn Enright, Victoria Murray, Bernadette Nemeth, Cathy Perri, Tammy Restum, Heather Rossi, and Kim Wohlfeil. Returning players on J.V. team are Marybeth Hannon, and Danya Lindrose. Outstanding players were Rose Bruno and Jill Noelke who took 2nd in league. The team finished off the season with 2nd in league standings, and placed 4th in regionals. Fordson 0 - 7 St. Mary's Fordson o 1 N Wayne Fordson 2 - 5 Trenton Fordson 7 - 0 Lincoln Park Fordson 6 - 1 Monroe Fordson 5 - 0 Wyandotte Fordson 7 - 0 Wyandotte Fordson 3 - 4 Ladywood Academy Fordson 6 - 1 Wayne Fordson 0 - 7 Trenton Fordson 5 - 2 Lincoln Park Fordson 4 - 3 Monroe Top: Hi, fans I owe all my credit to Mike Koenig, my hero , stated Jill Noelke. Bottom left: Oh, you dirty dog and after all those bad things you said about them , declares Bernedette Nemeth. Top left: That's O.K., Heather Rossi, we all miss the hall once in awhile. Middle right: Tammy Restum concentrates on how to stop that 80 m.p.h. serve. Middle left: OOOO, Says Betty Jucha. Top right: Rose Bruno hospitalized three innocent bystanders with her double fisted wammie. Bottom left: OOPS, there goes another one over the fence, explains Jill Noelke. Bottom right: Kim Marro says, Its a bird, its a plane, no it's a tennis Top left: Kamal Salamey shows brother Jamal how a real tennis player works. Middle: Frank Santalli, how did you get in here? Above: O.K., you're good. Well, you're supposed to be. You're from Fordson! 20 Back Row: Coach John McIntyre, David Guerrieri, amal Salamey, Mohamed Mashhour, lohn Toloff, Vince Maura, Sam Salamey, Hassan Haiamy, Luani Malushi, Coach lohn Thostenson Front Row: Bill Murray, Mark Krumins, Ed Stockton, lim Divetta, Bill Weber, Moray Wehab The Boys' Tennis Team this year was not as successful as they hoped to be, but hopefully next year they'll romp over all in their league. Junior, Mohamed Mashhour, won the most out of all of the team. The team won three games and lost eleven out of fourteen. Fans wish them the best for next season. Fordson Opponent 2 John Glenn 5 0 Edsel 7 4 Wayne 3 0 Trenton 7 1 Thurston 6 0 Lincoln Park 7 0 Monroe 7 0 Liv. Franklin 7 2 Wyandotte 5 6 Wayne 1 0 Trenton 7 0 Lincoln Park 7 2 Monroe 5 4 Wyandotte 3 21 u n n • i n g F o r i c t o r In 1985, our Cross Country team might not have been the best ever, but we did pretty well. Our team consisted of outstanding runners. Mo-El Jahmi and Raad Alawan were the captains. Ihab Hamka, our junior, brought us many successes. For a school record in League Standing, Fordson ranked 5th. Hopefully, next year's team will be even better. Fordson Opponent 18 Wyandotte 44 36 Edsel Ford 25 25 Wayne 33 30 Trenton 25 36 Monroe 23 32 Belleville 27 (Low score wins) The 1985 Girls' Cross Country Team was headed by a new coach, Lisa Johnson. This year's team had some hard times, with a no-win record. Next year's team should do better, though, with all of the harriers returning except one, se- nior, Samira Ashkar. Top right: Holly Dedyk, Michelle Sobieski, Samira Ashkar, Mary Klobucher, and Sally Mrozinski. Left: Samira Askhar runs with style. Below left: Sally runs and doesn't look back! Below: They are all off to begin the Fordson Opponent 50 Edsel Ford 15 50 Trenton 15 50 Monroe 15 50 Belleville 15 (Low score wins) Opposite page top: 1985-1986 Cross Country Team. Middle: Raad Alawan takes the lead for a victory. Bottom left: Senior Mo El-Jahmi struggles to attain success and win. run. WANNA RACE? Diving Board: Heather Bolten, Christina Miller, Tri Captains: Amy Lance, Stephanie Mileto, and Clau- dia Palchak. Top row: Kristine Wol- ter, Tiffiny Fur dak, Amy Bradley, Natalie MosaUam, Mr. Bill Parker, Laura Tomei, Linda Didyk, and Mrs. Barbara Hales. Middle row: Karen Delgado, Patty Podorsek, Venessa Byron, Cathy Bowman, Eileen Carn- ey, and Margaret Velasco. Bottom row: Doris Hosfelt, Kelly Tobin, Cina Migliorato, Valerie Halt, Mi- chelle Klobucher, Sara Wallace, Jenny Nickoloff, and Christine Hen- derson. Top left: Hey man, don't mess with me I'm a Fordson swimmer , says Stephanie Mileto. Top right: Wow!, I didn't know she was that fast , Mrs. Hales tells Kris Wolter. Bottom right: While Kim poses for Vogue magazine, Cina Miqliorato gives the evil eye to one of the opponents. 24 Top left: Just in the nick of time we got Michelle to say Hi to the camera. Top right: Stephanie Mileto soars for another first place. Middle left: Chris Miller shows us a perfect pike dive. Middle right: Heather Bolten perfect demonstration of an inward dive. Bottom left: Wonder fish Pale ha k takes a Sunday swim and still gets a first place. Amazing!! Bottom right: Team poses for a part on Playboy magazine. The 1985 Girls' Swim Team would like to thank Mrs. Barbara Hales and Mr. Bill Parker for the encouragement and support they gave their swimmers throughout the season. This was the largest team in the last seven years with 28 girls on the team. There will be 13 returning swimmers: one first year junior, one first year sophomore, and 13 new freshman. Outstanding swimmers were Linda Didyk, Jenny Nickoloff, Chris Miller, and Claudia Palchak, breaking the tractor record in the 200 yard medley relay with a time of 2:06.09 and placing 3rd in league, Amy Lance in the 200 yard freestyle with a time of 2:14.30 and placing 5th in league, Stephanie Mileto, breaking her old league diving record with a score of 306.55, also placing 5th in league, and Jenny Nick- oloff, breaking another tractor record in the 100 yard breastroke with a time of 1:15.14, placing 2nd in league. The team finished off the season with eight wins, four losses and placing 4th in league. Fordson 1 CO CO 45 Southfield Lathrop Fordson 131 - 39 Southgate Anderson Fordson 55 - 29 Garden City Fordson 111 - 61 Wyandotte Fordson 68 - 51 Allen Park Fordson 32 - 51 Wayne Fordson 43 - 40 Edsel Ford Fordson 52 - 31 Trenton Fordson 132 - 41 Lincoln Park Fordson 29 - 54 Dearborn Fordson 42 - 41 Monroe Fordson 58 - 24 Crestwood Fordson 63 - 109 Belleville 25 Top right: An FHSswimmer takes time out to say, What's up, Joe f Top left: Bill Schofield is self-conscious of his suit falling off, well, almost. Middle right: Derek Tomei is practicing for an up-coming role. Middle left: Marcus Rosin ski, in the next Superman movie. demonstrates a perfect back dive. Bottom right: Chris Jeffrey swims easily towards the finish line. Bottom left: Larry Palchak poses for C. Q. Magazine. Bottom right: Coach Seitz is amazed at the victory. Splash!!! Diving Board: Marcus Rosin- ski, Derek Tomei, Ahmed Makki, Paul Swiatlowski. Top Row: Patty Podorsek, Dave Crysler, Larry Palchak, Chris Jeffery, Ken Carlman, Richard Hodges, Mr. Pat Fair man. Middle Row: Bill Schofield, Phil Pilch, David Baron, Roark Hoffman, Mr. Fred Seitz. Bottom Row: Vince Delgado, Yassar Nas- sa r, Andrew Deaton, Kyle Fukuda, Charles McCall. 1985-86 The team is enthusiastically looking forward to a good season next year as they come off this rebuilding season, stated Coach Pat Fairman, head coach of the boys varsity swim team. Also coaching is Mr. Fred Seitz. Ahmed Makki and Paul Swiatlowski showed excellent leadership throughout their season. We have some good, hard workers on ur team this year especially Derek Tomei nd Marcus Rosinski, who qualify for the tate Championship diving competition, 'Xclaimed Coach Fairman. Fordson Varsity Swimming and Diving DUAL MEFT RESULTS Fordson Opponent 56 Riverview 33 31 Livonia Franklin 52 52 Taylor Center 30 75 Wyandotte 95 48 Allen Park 35 31 Wayne 51 32 Trenton 51 100 Southgate 68 110 Lincoln Park 62 47 University of Detroit 36 19 Monroe 64 25 Edsel Ford 58 26 Belleville 56 These swimmers are getting psyched up before they start their next race. Front Row: Tri-Captains - Sandi Abbas, Judy Burke, Lori Abbas. Second Row: Mandy Chandler, Anne Marie Pa la, Amy Lance, Jenny Zinn, Sally Mrozinski, Milah Makki, Julie Anderson. Third Row: Rita Polidori, Mary Ann Klobucher, Tracy Wright, KariBailey, Hanh Jarvis, Angela Temelko. Back Row: Coach P. J. Mahar, Michelle Sobieski, Heather Newman, Samira Askar, Lydia Lipani, Sue Lotarski, Leslie Marsh, Kim Moreno, Bernadetter Bettley, Lorraine O'hara, Coach Karl Dolronski. Fordson Opponent 93 Wayne 55 59 Trenton 69 105 Lincoln Park 22 54 Monroe 74 68 Belleville 60 89 Wyandotte 38 City Meet third place Regionals fifth palce League second place W-4 Above: Lydia Lipani and Sue Lotarski show us their dazzling smiles. Above left: Junior Amy Lance in her winning form. L-2 This year's track team had an impressive second place finish in the Wolverine A League. It was a good year for track but next season could be rough. The team is losing nine seniors, all of whom were important to the team. There were two records broken this year: the mile relay which consisted of Lori Abbas, Heather Newman, Samira Ashkar and Sandi Abbas; the other record that was broken was the 100 m hurdles by Sue Lotarski. The team had two regional champs: Judy Burke in high jump and Sue Lotarski in the 100 m hurdles. They both went to the state meet along with Amy Lance who was in the high jump. This coming year the team could have new coaches because the girls' coach, P. J. Mahar, may become the head coach for the boys' team. There will be a lot of returners and with some work the team could be a good one. Upper Right: Sue Lotarski shows her great long jumping style. Above: Hanh Jarvis is running on air. Above Right: Mandy, don't fall asleep!” Below: Rita Polidori can't wait to get rid ol the baton. Below Right: Angela Temilko and Julie Anderson are caught standing around. 1985 Boys' Track First Row: Dave Krammer, Vince Mahar, Nathan Church, Geoff Noelke, Mike Vetowich, John Cambell, Mark Blust, Tom Lance, Bob Abraham, Russ Donelson, Ken Kucel, Chuck Jakubik, George Abbott, Jerry Woloszynski, Frank Serazio, Dan Drummond. Second Row: Mohamed Berry, Chade Jumma, Mohamed Elmed, Greg Roland, Miles Christmas, Younes Ahmed, Kirk Lytwyn, Duane Matthews, Mohamed Eljami, Doug Ritthaler, Chris Cataldo, lhab Hamka, Andy Salagan, Ed Turfe, Steve Bettley, Sam Amen, Ramzi Hourani, Andy Stylianou. Third Row: Tom Peet, Andy Zokovich, Ali Elhassen, Robert Parks, Raad Alawan, Mike Brooks, Alex Roehl, Coach Ralph Bach, Coach John Spain. Fordson 69 Edsel Ford 42 Fordson 42% Wayne 94% Fordson 93 Trenton 44 Fordson 95 Lincoln Park 42 Fordson 56 Monroe 81 Fordson 42 Belleville 95 Fordson 110 Wyandotte 27 Won 4 3rd in League 3rd in City 4th in Regionals Lost 3 Above: Mr. Ralph Bach looks like he is confident of another victory. Right: Russel Donelson and Chuck Jakubik are running hard trying to take first. 30 The Fordson Boys' Track Team finished off the 1985 track season with a decent three wins and three loss record. Although the team didn't have its best season, it had three state meet qualifiers in Tom Lance (high jump), Bob Abraham (half mile, mile), and Ehab Hamka (mile). The team took third in the city meet, and fourth in both the regional and league meets. This year's team only has five returning seniors, but they have a lot of talent in their underclass runners. The Tractors are hoping to have a better season this year under new head coach P.J. Mahar. Above Right: Chris Cataldo, Mike Vetowich, and Bobby Abraham look tired after a hard race. Middle Right: Vince Mahar and lhab Hamka get ready to take a handoff. Middle Left: Tom Lance is taking a suntan in mid-air. Lower Right: Bobby Abraham runs to another first place finish. Below Left: Kirk Lytwyn clears the bar for another successful vault. 31 o v C 5 1985 Girls' Golf Team. Front Row: Darrin Bartlett, Coach Joe McKae. Back Row: Vicki Morga, Carolyn Enright, Kristi Draus, Vyte Snapstys, Lana Swaney, Theresa Rohrig, Marie Phillips, Cris Monteiro. The 1985 Girls' Golf Team may have lacked golfing experience, but what really counted was the effort they put into it. The captain of last year's team was Kristen Shuman, who was the only senior playing for coach Joe Mckae. Coach Mckae's famous words of encouragement for the team were, Go out there and have fun! The 1986 Girls' Golf Team is looking for a bright future. Joe McKae is a wonderful inspiration for all of them. Returning seniors will be Janine Smerecki, Vyte Snapstys, Cris Monteiro, Kristi Draus, and Vicki Morga. The course that they call home is in Riverview. Hopefully their season will be prosperous. 32 Upper Right: Fordson golfer Lana Swaney practices her tech- nique. 1985 Ciris' Soccer Team. Front Row: Manat Yehia, Mariam Fayz, Dianna Bazzi, Michelle Motowski, Jenifer Toczylowski, Sue Abdilla, Dianna Ashmore. Back Row: Wafa Moughni, Tina Doll, Jill Noelke, Seknah Beydoun, Lilly Bobosky, Anne Marie Herrick, Barbara Bayley, Coach Fouad Moawad. (Not pictured: Kim Joseph, Sina Fad hi.) Fordson 1985 Girls' Soccer Opponent 2 Livonia Franklin 1 0 Grosse Point South 1 1 Garden City 5 3 Edsel Ford 1 0 Warren Fitzgerald 3 4 Novi 1 0 Grosse Pointe North 5 0 Dearborn 5 9 Detroit County Day 3 2 University Liggett 0 W-4 L-6 The 1985 Girls' Soccer Team may not have won all of their games, but their season was still very productive. Coach Moawad stated, I am looking forward to having many of the same girls on the 1986 team. They have been gaining a lot of experience and should be much improved by the time spring is here. The top scorers for last year's team were: Jill Noelke, Dianna Ashmore, and Michelle Motowski. These three players are also expected to do well again this year. Above: Seknah Beydoun keeps Fordson's opponent from scoring. Right: Sue Adilla goes in for a goal. 33 Above: Quarterback Mike laquaniello calls out the cadance behind a strong offensive line. Below: Kamal Salame makes a tackle, while Scott Lewis, Cino Sessa, and Andy Zotkovich stalk in the background. Below left: Another touchdown celebration! Right: Kirk Rydzik and Danny Herman look for someone to hit. Below left: Mike laquaniello dodging an attacker. .... More Action! Top row: Tom Cataldo, Jerry Kuchka, Matt Pataicz, Dave Guerrieri, Todd Bagdonas, and Coach Joe McKae. Bottom row: Kevin Varga, William Murray, Jim Murray, Darren Bartlett, and Chris Marinakos. Top left: Jerry Kuchka shows us the proper way to teeoff. Above: Our golfers take a break to discuss Chris' hole-in-one. Above right: William Murray concentrates on a winning stroke. Next: Captain Jim Murray leads his team with yet another beautiful swing. This year's golf team was again a ''rebuilding team. The 1985 campaign was led by captain Jim Murray, who with Todd Bagdonas and David Guerrieri played very well all season. Coach McKae is proud of the fine effort exerted by this young and inexpe- rienced team. I f 35 1985 Baseball and Softball 1985 Boys' Varsity Baseball. Front Row: Steve Preiss, Frank Talerico, Coach Carmine Morga Mark Marinucci, Matt Bis, Dave Crysler, Chris Mario Badia, Rich King, Dennis Salliotte, Mike Mercer. Back Row: Estrada, John Thornton, Cary Lingenfelter, Dave Caiss. Above: Chris Estrada with another mighty swing. Above Right: The Fordson bench ponders their chances of winning. 36 1985 Boys' Baseball Fordson Opponent Fordson Opponent 8 Highland Park 1 5 Wayne 6 4 Highland Park 0 2 Dearborn 8 4 Wayne 2 8 Dearborn 5 16 Dearborn 7 4 Trenton 0 13 Trenton 11 2 Lincoln Park 3 4 Lincoln Park 3 1 Monroe 12 1 Edsel Ford 2 5 Belleville 2 7 St. Al's 8 15 Mackenzie 1 7 Monroe 4 2 Wayne 0 3 Belleville 5 6 Wayne 5 7 Wyandotte 0 5 Dearborn 6 11 Edsel Ford 0 W 15 L 8 1985 Ciris' Varsity Softball. Front Row: R-L Gina Polanski, Rosemarie Bruno, Nancy Skubik, Kim Hawkins. Second Row: Tamra Lejack, Mary Beth Dean, Michelle Ciolfi, Jennifer Newman, Heather Rossi. Back Row: Barb Javor, Mary Vaughan, Constance Boulahanis, Kim Merna, Lisa Lewandowski, Lisa Riza, Sue Berry, Coach Dan Luckhardt. Below: Rose Delgado talks strategy with Kim Hawkins. The 1985 Tractor Varsity Baseball Team posted a very impressive record of fifteen wins and eight losses. The Tractors were very successful against their Wolverine A opponents with a nine and three record, but against the cross-town rivals, Dearborn High and Edsel Ford, they played .500 ball. The Tractors finished the season on a sour note with a 6-5 loss to Dearborn High in the City Championship Game. This year senior leadership will be led by Dave Crysler, Matt Bis, Mark Marinucci, Dennis Salliotte, Frank Talerico, and Steve Preiss. Above: Rose, home plate is the other way! Left: This is the only time Gina Polanski didn't hit a homerun. 4 37 Varsity and J.V. Volleyball First row: Sue Lotarski, Rosemarie Bruno, Rhonda Saad, Mona AH, Rose Delgado. Second row: Holly Wright, Hyam Jumaa, Laura Gonzalez, Nancy Veliu, Sally Mrozinski, Tammy Butzier, Lisa Riza, Judy Olkowski, Samar Mashhour. Third row: Coach Ms. Hitchener, Nancy Wright, Natalie Palchak, Julie Anderson, Kari Sobczak, Tiffany Furdak, Wendy Wesala, Fetije Zejneli. The 1986 girls' volleyball sea- son was outstanding this year. With Ms. Hitchener coaching the team, the girls soon won nineteen games and lost only eight before the district playoffs. Fordson ended up in third place in the league with eight wins and four losses. Having tough competition from rivals Edsel Ford and Dear- born High, Fordson came out ahead of both, winning the volley- ball match. Fordson played some rough teams and ended up with a super record. The girls played together as a team and ended up with a great season. 38 Above left: Rhonda Saad, Sue Lotarski, and Mona Ali take time out to smile. Above right: Rhonda Saad viciously spikes the ball at the other team. Middle left: Mona Ali flies high for the volleyball team. Middle: Rosemarie Bruno sets the ball up to score. Bottom left: Rose Delgado shows her concentration. Below middle: Mona Ali spikes the ball after Rosemarie Bruno sets it up. Below right: Sally Mrozinski reaches high for the ball. Opposite page: Mona pushes the ball over the net. Wrestling front row: Coach J Marszalek, Fadi Abdallah, lim Murray, Karl Hossein, Cino Polidori, Frank Lozenich, All Bazzi, Tony Luna, Coach . Sohikian. Second row: Jihad Hossein, Imad Hassan, MikeOrr, Steve Preiss, Robar Baydoun, Mohammed Faraj, Craig Schuelke Coach Sieve Reno. Thud row: Dave Fullmer, Nabil Zebib, Mike Pawleszeski, Phil Stahl, Shadi Bazzy, Talal Hamdan, Rich Dawd'y, Terrv Wilamowski. Fourth row: Nick Cousias, Vince Chimento, Mohamed Ahmed, Rich Sparks, Jim Barker. Filth row: Megan Jones Pam Inman, Seantell Masley, Missy Ramirez, Kristen Wolter, Amy Lance, Lisa Pooley, Lisa Barker, Terri Inman. Not pictured■ Paul Sevchel Dan McChnchey. 7 ' The 1985-86 wrestling team had an outstanding year! The Senior dominated team had a 15-6 record in dual meets along with a second place finish in the Wolverine A League. Senior Co-Captain, Karl Hossein, became the first wrestler at Fordson to win 100 matches in his career and the first wrestler to win forty matches in one year. Sophomore Paul Seychel became the winningest sophomore in Fordson wres- tling history with a 33-6-1 record. He was also the first underclassman to be a league champion. Junior Fadi Abdallah set the record for most takedowns, with 66 of them. Coaches Marszalek and Sohikian were very pleased with this year's team and hope to do as well next year. Karl Hossein was a State Qualifier this year at 132 pounds. 40 The onslaught continues! Fordson Opponent 76 Crosse Pointe South 0 60 Clarenceville 15 39 Allen Park 30 30 Livonia Churchill 37 57 Wyandotte 18 60 Franklin 12 38 Southfield 35 48 Thurston 25 57 Annapolis 16 27 Dearborn 12 64 Redford Union 12 78 Robichaud 0 45 Riverview 25 35 Wayne 30 36 Trenton 24 27 Lincoln Park 42 30 Monroe 42 24 Edsel Ford 36 47 Belleville 24 23 Ann Arbor Huron 41 49 Divine Child 15-6 record 17 Ouch! That was a hard landing! Opposite page lower left: Frank Ali Bazzi crunches his opponent. Lozenich tells the ref to start counting! V Top: Coach George Lewis, Chris Walblay, Joe Ravenscroft, Caries Navarre, Hicham Bazzi, Hussein Khalil, Yasser Nasser, Mike Cadden, Woen Henley. Middle: Moray Wehab, Don Polanski, Sam Salame, Ali Elhassan, Bill Latin, Larry Palchak, Mohamad Moukalled, Bill Jaa far, Akram Hamad, Mike Derry, Jeff Lendzion. Bottom: Darin R it thaler, Brian Burk, Todd Desantis, Mike Harhold, Jim Kopchia, Todd Schertzer, Mike Stylianou, Jamal Mousallem, Warren Riche, Nabil Sufi, Ron Rahal. This year's Junior Varsity football team had another successful year — congratulations!!! Above: The JV Cheerleaders root their team on to yet I % A FJ 4- I another victory. J V lOfJlIJClII 44 Above: Jim Kopchia feels comfortable behind his offen- sive line. Above right: Coach Ron Bukowski looks for a flaw in the other team's defense. Above: Bill Latin and Warren Riche see something they don't like. Above Right: Bill Latin leads a pack of Tractors to demolish the opposition. Right: The offensive line creating nice running lanes for our rushers. Back Row: Coach Guy Del Guidice, Bill Latin, Mike Cadden, Mike Sparapani, Warren Riche, Shawn Koskyn, Ronald Rahal. Front Row: Luani Malushi, Frank Vacarro, Mohamad Moukaled, Mohamed Ayoub, Mike Stylianou, Donald Polanski. Back Row: Guy Del Guidice, Kris Joseph, Rhagida Saad, Natalie Palchak, Linda Veliu, Barbara Kulfan, Kelly McDougall, Marie Phillips, Candice Celmer, Inaman Fadahalla, Sheryl Abraham. Front Row: Julie Serazio, Anne Marie Staunton, Rita Polidori, Michelle Beckes, Shannon Rich. 46 The J.V. Teams Dribble to Success, is the best way that you can describe them. For only being sophomores and freshmen, they're really doing a fine job! They're both looking ahead to finally playing on the varsity team and will be proud to say that they played for Fordson's Basketball team. The girls had a great season; hopefully the boys will too! Girls' Scores Fordson Opponent 37 St. Alphonsus 48 30 Divine Child 56 66 Wyandotte 88 46 Garden City 27 33 Dearborn 25 50 Wayne 28 30 Trenton 29 62 River Rouge 17 62 Lincoln Park 19 42 Monroe 25 40 Belleville 18 60 Wyandotte 13 40 Edsel 23 48 Wayne 27 49 Ann Arbor Pioneer 18 35 Trenton 40 51 Lincoln Park 34 52 Monroe 43 55 Belleville 32 37 Edsel 18 Won - 17 Lost - 3 T h e J V T e a m s D r I b b I e t o S u c c e s s Boys' Scores Fordson Opponent 40 St. Alphonsus 38 42 Wyandotte 46 28 Divine Child 37 48 Catholic Central 63 37 Wayne 38 50 Trenton 51 67 Lincoln Park 50 41 Monroe 70 33 Belleville 45 45 Wyandotte 42 59 Flamtramck 51 43 Wayne 58 55 Dearborn 69 55 Trenton 62 36 W. Bloomfield 53 64 Lincoln Park 62 57 Edsel Ford 69 48 Monroe 65 53 Thurston 52 40 Belleville 53 Top Right: Bill Latin, Shawn Koskyn, and Mike Stylianou are all looking for the ball. Above: Sophomore Mohamed Moukaled dribbles the ball with style. Left: The girts reach for the ball and for success. 47 p a s s S , C o S r h e o ! Front row: Hameed Mohamed, Ahmed Sabbagh, Scott Cumberland, Jeff Darwish, Marv Steigerwald. Second row: Yasser Mroue, Jamal Mossalam, Jerry Kuchka, Tony Testani. Third row: Coach Tom Derda, Scott Szalkowski, Al Percival, Corey Hypes, Malek Harajli, Allie Salmacci, Scorekeeper Cindy Zrebiec. Not pictured: John Rakipi. The Freshman Boys' Basketball and Girls' Volleyball have a lot to be proud of. Just being a Freshman is hard; learning how to get along in high school is quite an advan- ture. With the Fordson Fans push- ing them to success and on to victory, they soon learn that peo- ple make the difference in life and in sports. Above: Our man goes up to meet the ball, right: At the beginning of play, our number 20 plots his strategy. 48 Front row: Kelly Tobin, Michele Beckes, Dawn Johnson, Rhageon Saad, Kris Joseph. Second row: Laura Tomei, Nadia Sereini, Valerie Halt, Ameena Assed, Shannon Rich. Third row: Coach, Ron Bukowski, Antoinette Pirroli, Sylvia Vaka, Bessie Sullolli, Kellie McDougal, Mary Saad, Manager Cathy Bowman. Above left: These girls shot us what a good, hard spike is! Bottom left: What looks like the start of a “high five” is actually another score for Fordson! Above: Freshman Hollie Wright and Freshman Natalie Palchak get ready for the ball coming toward them. 49 Intramurals Above: Ali Nagi is taking a rest from the weights. Above right: Fadi Far a] is working out hard as usual. Below: This young man shows off his superior form on the bench press. Below right: Rob Slavin is looking for the secret to life while he works out. Is the secret on the ceilingI Above: Kirk Lytwyn, Scott Zahler, and Brian Mruzik were the intramural basketball champs. (Not pictured, Victor Rosin- ski). Above right: Kirk Lytwyn takes a shot. Right: Scott Zahler shows his creative form. Left: Brian Mruzik sinks another shot. Left: Chris Cataldo and Don Ruther- ford were the intramural bowling champs. Far left: Scott Zahler gets ready to take another shot. 51 Activities Crowd Cheerleaders Show F-O-R-D-S-O-N Spirit This year Fordson was intro- duced to a new cheerleading coach. Her name is Maryann McPartlin, and she wants to change the outlook of the cheerleading squads. She thinks cheerleading is a sport requiring hard work and establishing school unity. The var- sity squad is captained by Vicki Noroyan and DeDe Potter. He mm Above Left: Varsity Cheerleaders - Back Row: Sally Morzinski, Vicki Noroyan, Dede Potter, Debbie Kashen. Middle Row: Marie Domonico, Michelle Ciolfi, Lori Forsgren, Kim Lewis. Front Row: Nikki Noroyan, and Jeannie fedynak. Above Right: Lori and Jennie show their spirit. Above: The varsity squad struts their stuff. Right: Dede and Michelle cheer the Tractors on. 54 Queen Dawn Reigns Homecoming 1985-1986 Top Right: Queen Dawn Cialone and her escort Richie Cialone. Top Left: Dawn Cialone is crowned Queen. Middle Right: Senior float looks just marvelous ! Middle Left: May Berry works on the great Senior float. Bottom: The outrageous sophomore class float. 56 7 Top: Here comes the band! Middle: Homecoming court 1985-86. Bottom Right: The band proves able to play and cheer at the same time. Bottom Left: Julie Anderson shows us her new trend in jeans. Thespians and Thespians: Michelle Toner, lisa Toccaceli, Don Schaffer, Charlie Saad, Cindy Estrada, John Paulsen, and Nikki Noroyan. Members of Fordson's Thespian Troupe must first be members of the Drama Club before receiving the honor of being Thespians. This national society is a select group of actors who promote drama. The Drama Club, led by Mr. Zimmerman, puts on our plays at Fordson. Last fall, they put on The Imaginary Invalid, pictures of which appear elsewhere in the book. Drama Club Opposite page: Mary and Dayna show us how to look happy. Above left: Star, Nikki, Leah, and Patty give us a dramatic pose at the main staircase. Above right: Star, Jim and John build a human pyramid. Below left: Kim and Al look more like comedy and comedy than comedy and tragedy. Drama Club: Star Bledsoe, John Gaines, Leah Ankeny, Nikki Noroyan, Jim Loter, Patty Podorsek, Albert Divetta, and Kim Williams. 60 Fall Play Above Left: Ai Divetta and Leah Ankeny discuss their financial future with lawyer, Mike Car- ney. Above Right: AI Divetta rests during dress rehearsal. Right: Cindy Estrada worries about her own future. Oppo- site Page: Top Left: Lisa Tocca- celli shows AI how happy you can be if you're not sick all the time. Top Right: AI tries some dancing steps Lisa just showed him as Lisa is saying, You're doing it wrongI Middle Right: Cindy Estrada gives AI Divetta a big hug. Bottom Left: AI Divetta is start eld by Don Schaffer who sneaked up be- hind him. 62 The Imaginary Invalid 63 Fordson Remembers 1986 marks the 60th year that Fordson has produced high school graduates. The first class, in June of 1926, consisted of less than 30 members. Lower left: Ervin Howard, Fordson's second principal, 1927-1930. Upper left: one of our earliest musical groups. Upper right: a plane used for Fordson's aviation classes in the 30's and 40's. Middle right: two Fordson students from the 30's. Bottom middle: one of our earliest sen- iors drinking out of the senior fountain, still is use today. Bottom right: Boy meets girl at the same senior fountain! Opposite page, lower left: The man himself, Fritz Crisler, who came to honor our great 1943 state team. Middle left: a painting done by a Fordson student in the 40's. Top: A student from the thirties shows us how drinking and driving don't mix. Top right: this was Fordson's first band. Middle right: Russ Catherman, a well- respected coach and all-around good man from Fordson's earlier days. Bottom right: Our old football stands. 64 BBSEIL CATHERMAN HEALTH V c 3 ai 5 o 66 Top: Sports Editor Raid Alawan and advisor Mr. Derderian proofread Raad's story. Middle: Cathy Konkoly and Patty Worden take time out from writing their stories to pose for this picture. Bottom: The Tower Tribune Staff: Row One: Pattie Bank, Crant Saad, Al Divetta. Row Two: Editor Mary McComb, Majed Ramouni (no longer on the staff), Imad Hassen, and Sports Editor Raad Alawan. ot pictured: Sue Mokdad, Cathy Konkoly, )im Loter, and Patty Worden. Opposite page: Top Left: Mass Media teacher, Mr. Zimmerman. Top Middle: Scott Siepierski and Tiffany Furdak try to figure out the camera as Kirk Lytwyn shows he's definitely not camera shy. Top Right: Heather Allison and Pattie Bank of the Trib. Staff. Middle Left: Chris Schwartz, Kirk Lytwyn, Scott Siepierski, look over a book on photography. Middle Right: Simone Caron gets ready to videotape the class. Bottom: The Mass Media Class: Kirk Lytwyn, Armina Duenas, Mellanie Boyer, Dana Marshall, Tracy Jacovetti, Star Bledsoe, Scott Siepierski, Chris Schwartz. Front Row: Leslie Rains, Tiffany Furdak, Simone Caron. ot pictured: Jason Rieman, Dawn Salagan, Ahmed Algazaly. The Tower Tribune staff un- derwent some changes this year, including a change in advisors — from Mr. Ed Fryzel to Mr. Harold Derderian. Much of last year's staff has left, leaving only three experi- enced writers, seniors Raad Al- awan, Mary McComb and junior Cathy Konkoly. McComb and Al- awan are the editors. The staff is hoping to get out at least fourteen issues this year. Last year's low number was the result of many technical difficul- ties. Heather Allison, Pattie Bank, Al Divetta, Charlie Saad and Imad Hassan, make up the rest of the staff. Mass Media is a class where students learn about cameras and how to deal with people. This year's class increased from about five students to about twenty students. Mr. Zimmerman teaches the class. In Mass Media 2, students transfer from Fordson to Dearborn High. Group W Cable sponsors the Mass Media 2 class. Mass Media The French Club In Action Le Cercle Francais is Fordson's most active social-cuitural club. This school year over seventy stu- dents are involved in the club. Activities include restaurant out- ings, ushering school performan- ces, guest speakers, and socials. Club members enjoy participating in new leadership roles and group projects. Eclair sales and foreign language T-shirts are among the club's fund raisers. Mrs. Rosa Scaramucci, club sponsor states: Many students really develop great awareness of cultural differences in LCF. It's a pleasure to be involved with such interesting students and activi- ties. At Right: Treasurer terry Katinowski. He is an active member and also loves to read! Below: President Charisse Cencyuz has very little time to stop and pose for a picture but was nice enough to do so tor our cameraman. Below Right: Miss Stackpoole enjoys the French Club's company and sits in on all the meetings. 68 One of our more popular clubs here at Fordson High School is the French Club. It is sponsored by Mrs. Scaramucci, who with the help of the rest of the French Club, has elected Charisse Gencyuz as President, Chris Monteiro as Vice President, Linda Johnson as secretary and Jerry Kalinowski as treasurer. Members of the French Club produced a well done float which received second honors in the Homecoming parade. 69 Language Clubs . . . Last year, the Spanish Club adopted a little girl in Colum- bia. This year, they will be participating in many fund- raisers to help finance this girl. Mr. Henry Waterkamp is the head of the Spanish Club. There are no requirements for membership, but an interest in the Spanish culture can make it a fun experience. Top right: Spanish Club officers give us a good smile. Center: The Spanish Club. Below: It seems that Rose and Sandy also have the Spanish Club smile. Whoever said that you had to be of Arabic origin to be in the Arabic club? Well, they were wrong! There are no requirements for this club, but you must abide by the rules. The head of this club, Mr. Al Harp, and the members hope to improve student relations and promote cultural understanding. On their agenda for the 1985-86 school year are projects such as assisting in the Open House, going on several field trips with their dabke dancing troops and holding fund raisers for the needy and orphans in Lebanon. Arabic club officers for this year are President Alex Saad, Vice President Mike Bazzi, secretary Raghda Mansour, Treasurer Mariam Hamid, Sergeant-at-Arms Charlie Saad, and adviser, Kama! Makki. Top left: The Arabic Club. Above: Club Sponsor, Mr. Harp. Bottom left: Club Officers gather around for their picture. 71 . . . Take us Around the World! F.H.S. Clubs Show Community Pride The Y.E.S. Club has been very successful in raising money for the famine-stricken countries of the world. Money is raised through the collection of bottles, selling of fruit and posters, and other nick-nacks. The Y.E.S. Club is sposnored by Mr. Len Bloch. 72 The Beginning Alcohol Basic Education Studies program, better known as BABES, should be stand- ing high and proud! BABES, sponsored by Mr. Ver- lyn Beardslee, consists of sixteen selected members who travel to elementary schools and teach the children ways to develop their coping skills. Along with this, the members also share information pertaining to the use and abuse of alcohol and drugs. This year, BABES is working with second and third grade chil- dren. Puppet shows are put on to catch the childrens' attention while teaching them their weekly lesson. This makes it easier to introduce the kids to the different coping problems and help them turn in the right direction. Top: The BABES Club with Mr. Beardslee. Center: Laura, Sue, Diane, and Anna show their stuff. Bottom: The four puppeteers! 73 Student Congress Shows An Active Year Student Congress had a very active year. They plan to do service work for our community, donate money for needy families, Veteran's and Children's Hospitals, and Muscu- lar Dystrophy. Besides helping our communi- ty, they also help our school by holding elections, overseeing other clubs, and sponsoring school dances. Although it may seem like a lot of difficult work, Student Congress has its share of fun. This year's annual Turkey Trot was a winner, as were school dances and Homecoming Day. The people who are responsi- ble for a fun year of school activi- ties are: President, Todd Gonza- lez, Vice-Presidents, Ray Berry and Gino Sessa, Secretaries, Amal Ber- ry and Angela Beard, and Sponsor, Mr. Ashcroft. Top Right: Vice-President, Ray Berry, President, Todd Gonzalez, Vice-President, Gino Sessa, and Secretaries, Angela Beard and Amal Berry. Above: Mr. Ashcroft, faculty advisor, and President Gonzalez preside over a meeting, left: We wonder what Tiffany Furdak is grinning about at a Student Congress meeting. 74 Right: Two underclass members of Student Congress look over the results of White Christmas. Middle right: Moray Wehab and a fellow representative look happy to be at this meeting. Wonder why? Lower Right: Father Berry shows us just one of the benefits of the V.P. spot: it's called percs, right, Mr. V.P.? Bottom Left: a meeting of the Congress in session. Below: Student Congress reps pause to relax after one of their many meaningful projects. 75 Ignite and NHS Above: Ignite members pose with sponsor, Mr. Ron Cyrul. Upper right: Moe Bedoun and Pattie Bank show that NHS isn't all serious business. Lower right: NHS officers: Vice-President, Pattie Bank; Mark Havens, Treasurer; President, Sue Hyssen; Ali Salamey, Secretary. 76 Top: Members of the National Honor Society. Above: Dawn Cialone and Mrs. Chiodo attend a meeting of the NHS. Right: Jodi Ashcroft and Bobby Bucciarelli smile during the induction ceremony. 77 Senior Crowd 81 Seniors Stand Out in the Crowd The class of 1986 - that's what we have all been waiting for since our freshman year. We are the first four-year class at Fordson High School. When we first came here we knew nothing about the school, and we felt like outsiders. Then we were sophomores and had grown a little more accus- tomed to the school. We began to feel like a part of the school. Then we became juniors and felt more open to the school and teachers. Finally the year is here! We are the big seniors! This is the year we will remember most. We will remember it because for once we are on the top of the totem pole, and it feels better than ever before. We've grown closer to each other, and now it is time to realize that this is the start of a new beginning. Upper left: She She Abraham and Mrs. Croves look over some prom details. Middle left: Tracy Baumgart and May Berry are caught sliding down a bannister. Bottom left: Sue Rossi and She-She kneel to the seal. Above: Class Representative Jeannie ledynak and Tracy stand out in the crowd. 82 $odi jCee Ashcroft Class Officers of the CREA T class of 1986: May Berry, secretary; Tracy Baumgart, treasurer; She-She Abraham, president; Sue Rossi, vice-president. WicUte Judiu Wosad J(9akmi Sandra Andt rewi S umira Jsldr ar A(i Auadi Class Of '86 83 Patri cia Pani, Saira fJaSSam Piracy ifJaumyart Above: Scott Lewis, Gino Sessa, and Kirk Rydzik try to stop an Edsel attack. Left: A Fordson touchdown! Below left: Wayne getting nowhere. Below right: Scott Lewis seeks out the ball carrier. Top: A quick pitch to Danny Herman. Above left: The victorious Tractors walk off the field after pounding on Edsel. Above right: Noah Ayoub and Mike Orr think about the playoffs on the sidelines. Next: A typical Fordson defense: Stop 'em cold!! Homecoming Dance Opposite Page Upper Left: Erik Duenas and Dimitra Dimitriou are on their way to the academy awards. Way Berry Ski.raz Be erry JtU WattU Bis Warian, BtaiL Quinte errV -Afi fJeydoun Salima Be erry JJeydoi Opposite Page Upper Right: Krista O'Sada and Jim Murray are preparing to depart for the festive evening. Left: David Tam burro and his date look as if they're enjoying themselves. Above: Eric Johnson and Dawn Cialone, our Queen, are ready and raring to go. Jeresa -Aida Cltahi Mi CLIu ne franco a ecco Uti Jeanne -Jinn Chiodo Upper left: Cino Sessa is one of many upperclassmen who prepare carefully for the ACT test. Upper right: Richie Makki and Angela Amato, we didn't mean to interrupt you! Bottom: Nikki and Vicki Noroyan are caught hanging out by the flagpole during second hour. Opposite page: Top left: Cino Polidori is caught trying to steal fake nails. Top Right: Mac, it's not lunch time. If Cotter sees you . . . Bottom left: Our photographer catches Margaret Borg by surprise. Bottom right: Sure, these seniors look like they're decorating a tree, but actually they're passing top secret government messages! Seniors Caught in the Act fZoSe Warie Jbelyado tZana 2)erL «bavid Cryslet Xurry (Zucinella Seniors Dawn Cialone and Eric Johnson show their love to everyone. Sandra Cybufsbi Qliada 2) a bit (a ((a It W'Lln 2 , avis Jbianc Jbetyadi Xinda 2)idyL 2)« mitra Jbimilrit Salwa Xuliroul) -Aibert jbiuetta Daniel % ot lu netz Dina 2 o(( ona I cl son Kristi Jynn £) raus 6’riL 2) uenas -Andrew fllli i son lienee £sbe(ii fdayed £ssei(y Top: Seniors Hana faber and Charlotte Coutimy decided to share their love for Hisham Beydoun. Middle: Seniors Samar Adbullah, Inshad Saghir and Rana Derbass give us the smiles of love. Bottom: Senior Ali Tokko with his love, Salwa Dakroub. Bottom Left: Seniors Ali Naji, Hassan Makled, Hisham Beydoun, and Sam Najish are showing their love, but Wissam Beydoun keeps it to himself. 91 Seniors In Class XjazeeJ £ AAU £indu £sfraJa -Aida araj fl.mr 3, araf Above: Brunch time in Econ. Class. Bottom left: Good morning, Miss Worden, have a rough nightI Bottom right: Lynn Stanley shows off his outstanding report to Tammy Williamson. DuMu 3, uraj WJ� a urfolle Cjoutimy flatty Cjrvilx WicUte QJin Jlrth ur (jutowshi J4as$en JJabltab I'Hoin J4abltab (Cnfesar _J4adi nUe QubL Top: Joan Smith is caught hiding a cheat sheet note under her lens cap. Bottom left: As Dawn Cialone passes the bucks to get the test answers, Ceri Burgess roughs up Mac Christmas for selling her the wrong answers. Bottom right: Pattie Bank and Sue Hyssen take time out of their busy schedules to socialize with some friends. (JuLLu Seniors Form Close Friendships Upper left: Mr. Adams catches a few of his students roaming the halls. Middle right: Senior class officers show their friendship by the flagpole. Bottom left: Richie strikes againI Wirvat Marl, dCina JJasIt cm v I wm $oel JJurfe ey 7atme JJt uiiem What's that look supposed to mean, Tom- myI (left) Above: Andy, Matt and Frank say 95 leaving Fordson is The Worst. Top: Alumnus Mike Koenig gives his best friends a squeeze. Above: Junior Melinda Beckes is sad to see Patty and Fleb graduate. Vino 1 ucoms WicUte Mn oA Seniors Show -4ida 9iia Top Left: Funyons, and Milk, Yuk! Bottom left: Rose Bruni, Rose Delgado, Betty Jucha, and Jill Noelke all get together for a nutritious lunch at Burger King. Middle bottom: Jeannie Jedynak tests the weather forecast at the football game. Right Bottom: Vicki Noroyan (alias the skipper ) tries her new tech- nique as she escapes through a hole in the ceiling! 96 Stephanie Mileto is caught sucking lemons at the football game. Bottom left: Sue Lotarski, Christine S., Mona Ali, and Rhonda Saad show their spirit as they root for the queen. Bottom right: Why is Cino smiling! 97 Macho Seniors TOP: Frank Talerico, Bob Cole, and Andy Salagan Demonstrate the true meaning of Macho . Center: Andy shows us the Crabowski-Macho only he can do. Bottom: Chris Schwartz - wearing a suitIf RonJJ Jen £J J. evy Scot X ewis Wickefe Kopcib Wick ae( Xurczewiki S ana - -Ki oussan 2 awn Xusterer Ckri stine Juci nski 98 JCetL J!inJs S)usan Wane Jotarski -jLumoul JC( °r Top: Cino Polidori shows Jim Murray how to be a Macho Senior . Middle: Cino Sessa does his Mr. Adams imitation. Bottom: Little do Noah and Prank know what Moe Berry thinks of them. Sexy Seniors Top: Senior Ida Issa with her feminine side and Yazeed Essa with the macho look. Middle: Seniors Kamal Salame and Stephanie Mileto reveal their sex appeal. Bottom: Seniors Amy Ayoub and Adiba Saad can't look any sexier. Top: Seniors Marianne Wantuck and Stephanie Mileto show us what they would do for money. Bottom: Senior Hana faber shows how she feels about being sexy. Christina VIon t ei t a mar a 7tlor.no JiuSiein 11louhafled Seniors Ali Naji, Hassan Makled, Hana laber, Sam Naji, Charlotte Coutimy, and Hassan Habab are some of the sexy seniors out on the run. Middle le ft: Senior Shieraz Berry tries to give us the sexy look. Middle right: Senior Rana Derbass and her intimate side. Bottom left: Senior Zobeida Hamka struts down the hall. Middle top: Senior Amal Hammoud says, Hurry, take my picture. I'm sexy. Middle Bottom: Mirvat Ayoub says, Come on, follow me. Bottom right: Senior Charlotte Goutimy, don't look so shy! Victoria m orya Seniors Show Fashion Mi Vaji jiff Vo.fl. WicLef Orr Vicofe n 102 oroyan Opposite page: Cabi Bazzi and Yazzeed Essa show how cool they can be. Above: The Zoo (Andy Crabowski) gets down on the dance floor. Krista OsaJa Claudia PatcU l.fpendra Patel VHicItaef papoutias Fordson Seniors Show Off Moe Bedoun demonstrates his tap dancing ability on the top of a car, while Hani Bazzi watches in amazement. Poof Jbanyetie poft 4 Slnyefa precopio Steven P, ret Si Qino PotiJc Re Pruneau (Christopher Rahova (is Upper left: Frank Talerico tries to be impressive by proving his strength to Ron Len, however Ron's smite indicates that he finds Frank to be funny, not threatening. 104 Super Seniors 4mira SaaJ C asey S aaJ RLnJa SaaJ Safma SaaJ JlnchaJ aylt. Top: Michelle Cio!fi and Noah Ayoub do the high-five after a victory over Monroe. Bottom: Hi fans, I love you all! smiles Kristine Sciarrotta. 106 Kamaf a(a Slii Safamey 4nJrew Safe ayan amat Sata Salto Jk on S Sc m Sa 2)eL rah launch ers 2)onafJ Schaff'« Uaria afanta Joseph Sscharj Sri Jget t Scirih a Top: Uh-oh, another very tong speechsays the graduating class. Bottom: Hey Gus, look at that bod!! exclaims Tom Capper. Sristi ne SciarroHu Cfino SeiSa M SL Ok cresa Sh ara y 107 Seniors Have Fun! Above: This crowd is having fun while cheering their team to victory. Below center: Kamal and Hassam look like they are having too much fun. £6 za belli zymunshi Oran L Oderit 0)aiitl Oamb Wo Oomassi Ida, Hana, and Rana take a brief break from their fun outdoors to pose for a picture. 109 Seniors Say Good-bye Left: Sue Rossi says good-bye in a cutesie way! Top Center: Kelly and Nikki look happy saying good-bye. Bottom Center: Dede Potter waves good-bye from the Stop Shop. Right: Balloons are another way to say good- bye! Right Page: Patty and Tracy wave good-bye as they walk out the door. Patri ci a WorJen feeler antbe a A Sc oil 2a liter Sabrina Scjncii Sarb ura y, urSlA 111 Underclassmen Crowd TOP RIGHT: The 1985 unior Officers give us big smiles. Hot pictured: Michelle Hdrper. ABOVE LEFT: President No teal Sareini and Vice President Vicky Staniciu. ABOVE: Sponsor Ms. Mary Stackpoole twiddles her thumbs. LEFT: Treasurer Sally Mrozinski and Secretary Lisa Masterofrancesco. Junior Class Officers This year's junior class was led by six qualified people. President of her class for the third time in a row was Nowal Sareini. Vice presidents were Vicky Staniciu and Michelle Harper Treasurer was Sally Mrozinski and Secretary was Lisa Masterofranseco. Sponsoring this year's class is Miss Mary Stackpoole. Many fundraisers were held to raise money for the junior class. They included carnations, a huge candy sale, bake sales, and they also sponsored the Homecoming Dance which was absolutely marvelous! Idris Abdallah Fidi Abdillih Nihili Abdillih Sunnne Abdilli Ayed Judeh Abu Salah Giuseppe Adimo lr. Ski in.) h Ahmid Findi Ahmed Liun Ahmed Sibri Ahmed Nimoza Ajredinovska Domld A linis Sileh Al-Hiddid Ali Aliouieh Chimene Alawan Wahid Ali Air on Allen Angeli Allen Neither Allison Rochelle Almum David Alurer Mirvit Amen Simuel Amen Nihil Amine Lah Ankeny Mie Atiin Liine Arpisi Simir Ashkir Diinm Ashmore Toni Atkinson Richide Ayiche Zeim Ayiche Ahmed Ayyid Joy Ann Biker Edmund Barlow William Birlow Ciroline Bittle Miry Biugh Hissin Biydoun Oussimi Biydoun Diim Bazzi Fidii Bizzi Hisan A. Bizzi Hussein Bzzri Mohamad Bizzi Mohamad H. Bazzi Youssef Bazzi Rashid Bazzy Angela Beard Melinda Beckes Angelic Berry Fadi Berry Michelle Berry Raymond Berry Stephen Bettley Houssam Beydoun Rahab Beydoun Bob Bitar Lillian Bo bosky Lisa Boni Amy Bradley Lisa Brooks Thomas E. Brooks Douglas Brown Maria Bruno James Bullock Thomas Burns Tammy Butzier A. Cable Kenneth Carlman Michael Carney Denise M. Castehetere Christopher Cataldo Michelle Celmer Tony Cercone F. Chahine Amanda Chandler Lubna Charara Mohammed Charara Ali Chehab Joseph Chiado Jerry Christmas Michelle Coleman Anna Conte Wendy Crist Harry Crouch Joseph Darwish Kassim Darwish Tracey Devonshire 115 Junior Lunch Above Left: This young lady seems to be staring at the boy she loves but is too bashful to confront him. ABOVE: This bunch likes to roam the halls during lunch. Below: These two do not appreciate having their picture taken while they are eating. Below: Shame on you, Dan! We've caught you red handed in your brother's lunch bag! Below Right: Melinda Beckes and her friend enjoy lunch in the copy prep room. 116 Carol Dockery Crain Dockery Marie Domanico Marianne Donohue Maha El-Sayed Demit Elikara Bobbie Elkins Carolyn Enriffht Ay man Fadhi Ali Earaj Mariam Faraj Fouad Fardous Mohamad Fardous Ali Fawaz Mariam Faya C. Finnegen Tammy Fitzgerald Frank Flores foe Caines Kemal Celadin Joe Grech Randall Greco Habbas Habbas Kinda Haddad Fish Hafez Maroue Ahmad Hamad Hussein Hamid Hale Hamka lhab Hamka Amal Hammoud Hammoudie Hammoud Hassen Hammoud Mary Beth Hannon Alan Ahmad Harajli Fatme Harb Ida Harp Michele M. Harper M. Hashem A mil Hassan M. Hashem Laura Hassen F. Hazime Hassan Hazamy M. Hazime Lore Hinkle Richard Hodges C. Homorogan Sean Horgan Da ssm Hunter Hussein Huraibi Saleh Hussein Zinet Hyssen Frances lanni Joseph laquinta Yasmin llayan Brian Illingworth Ghada Irani Abdul-Hafiz Itani Frank luliano Samer Jaaiar H. Jaaier Thomas Jackson Zeinelabede Jaffal Mark A. Janssen Joseph Jaske Kama I Jaw ad Rabih la wad Christopher Jeffery Larry Jones Michael Jones Kim Marie Joseph Hyam Jumaa Enver Jusufi Noel Kadri Bassem Karkaba Farouk Kashat Debbie Kashen Abraham Kassem Nada Kassem Ziad harbour Dylhavy Keo Zuher K ha la I D. Kimberlin Darrell Kinder B. Kobeisi Cathy Konkoly Miles Korte David Kosikowski Mile Kostovski Yionna Koutroulis • 117 Outstanding Juniors Above: Sally Mrozinski has shown outstanding ability on varsity volleyball, varsity cheerleading, and in academics. Right: Junior Chris Jeffrey has had an outstanding performance on the varsity swim team since he was a freshman. Above: Leah Ankeny's involvement in theater and academic achievement qualifies her as an outstanding junior. Left: As a varsity football player, Sam Amen is outstanding both on the field and in the classroom. 118 Jacqueline Krolczyk Kjri Kubik Susan Kujawski Julianna la badie Maria Lacaria Julie Ann tjjiness Amy Lance Kimberly Lapeer Tina Lara Martin Lavin William Lehman Laura Lem us Lisa lewandowski Kimberly Lewis Oania Lindros Diane Linzmaier Wallace listopad Culsime ljumani Steve Lomas Michael Loos James Loler Chiara Luce . Lumani M. Mackey Seantell Mahoney Kamal Makki O. Makki Taghrid Makki Debra Malicki James Malkiewicz Liliana Mannarino Christina Marcantonio Sergio Marcon Lisa Masterolrancesco Duane Mathews James McDonald Bedria Medin Haidar Mehsen Charlene Mekled Michael Meloche Hassan Merhi Hanadi Meri M. Metewski Belal Mheisan Robert Mikolai Rodney Mikolai Christina Miller Melaine Mills Bashir Mohamed Jonathan Moody David Morga Natalie Mosallam Ahmad Moughni Nadia Mroue Sally Mrozinski Brian Mruzik Michael Mruzik Debra Mucha Derek Mudge Victoria M. Murray William Murray lima Naccarato F. Nassar Ray Navarro Bernadette Nemeth Stephanie Nieznalski Dunia Nimeh Erin Obrien Judith Olkowski Kerry O’Sada Panagiotis Panousopoulos Robert Parks Karla Paulsen Thomas Peel Edward Perez Catherine Petri Penny Peterman Marie Phillips Emanuela Piccirilli Felice Piroli Cina Polanski Laura Polidori Jiorel Polocosei Anthony Portelli Jennifer Pruneau Shari Pulk Patricia Pultorak Todd Rago Leslie Rains Dijana Rakipi 119 o E 3 Upper left: No we I gives the I'm really good look. Upper right: Jenette seems to be envious of Nancy. Middle Left: Leah Ankeny shows us her fashionable smile. Middle right: Did Nadia and Julie plan this I Bottom: Val Wince! and Chimene Alawan pose by the window. 120 Majed Rammouni M. Rammouni Timmy Dee Restum Lisa I in Riza Susan Rizk Therese Roch Ale Roehl Myrna Rosado Vinessi Roseminn Victor Rosinski Neither Rossi Kevin Rupp Domld Rutherford Abdel Sad Hilil Sad Hussein Sad Kimleh Sad Mahmoud Sad Waffa Sad limit Sabbagh Khi led Sabbagh Mariam Sibhigh Steven Sibo Fitmeh Sighir Alexandrina Sit inti D. Saleh Nasser Sileh Ranii Sileh Siied Silem Divid Silwi Josephine Sintioni Angelo Sipii Abdillih Si rein i Firid Sireini Now a I Sireini Y Sireini Sunnne Sirtoris Charles Schintz Lisi Schupn Lzurz Seychel Carey Shamat Shiny Kastriot Shis ki B. Shottilee Beverly Siegler Joseph Sison Robert Slav in David Smalley D. Smith Rachael Snyder Thomas Sobczak Kenneth Stackpoole Vicky Staniciu Michael Staunton Christos Stergiadis Stavros Stergiou Edward Stockton John Stuchell Raif Sulolli Robert Susko James Joseph Sytek Catherine Szymanski Anna Taddei Nahi Taleb Najwa Taleb Salam Taleb Troy Taylor Lisa Tiger Lisa Toccaceli Jenifer Toczylowski David Truskowski Edward Turfe Mary Turfe Derek Unis Drita Vaka Kim Varga Margaret Velasco Nancy Veliu Patricia Webb Melana Wells 121 r • i e n s i Top left: Amy Lance and Christon Wolter show how close they really are. Top right: Lisa Brooks, Marie Demanico and Debbie Kashen show us their Charlie's Angle imitation. Middle right: Leslie Rains wouldn't think of paddling her two friends Laura Polidori and Diana Ashmore. Bottom right: Sam Amen proudly poses for a friendly picture with the wife and kid. Bottom left: Michelle Motowski and Lisa Materfrancesco strive for that Cover Girl smile. 122 Mary Wensko Lisa Whitlow Kimberly Whitt Clen Widener lee Ann Widener Kimberly Williams Valerie Wincel Louis Winters Stanley Wiwigacz fohn Wizelius Conrad Wojnar Kristin Wolter Audrey Wright Carlene Wroblewski Robert Wroblewski Steven Wygonik Paul Wysocki Terry Yee Manal Yehia Silan Zaban Chada Zahr Saber Zerik Alex Zwinak Michael Zygila 123 Sophomore Class Officers This year the class of 88 proves to be a winner. They have sponsored many dances, bagel sales, and bake sales. From these fundraisers, they have raised a great deal of money and hope to raise more. The sophomore officers are: Presi- dent Amal Berry, Vice-president Me- lanie Boyer, Secretary Laura Gonzalez and Treasurer Marlene Tonna. They all stick together and form a great class. Top right: Sophomore class officers, Laura Gonzalez, Marlene Tonna, Amal Berry, and Melanie Boyer display both leadership and beauty. Bottom right: President, Amal Berry discusses the latest with her Vice-president, Melanie Boyer. Left: Secretary, Laura Gonzalez and Treasurer, Marlene Tonna plan luture fundraisers. 124 Fred Abb as Naw.iI Abb as IAIIra Ahhru fino Teresa Abbruzrino Ali A bdaIIAh Hussein Abdallah Lind a A hdaIIAh Rim a Abdallah Abil Ahdel-fAtAh Chris Adams Kimberly Adams Chalia Ahmad Mohamed Ahmed R'ud Ahmad Mon a AlAouieh MichAel Aldrich CinA AI fieri Sul id m Al-Gahaithi N. AH Luther Allbright FAdiA Amen MAriAm Amine Nicolle Amore Julie Anderson Not Available T.im.ir.1 Apel Ray Art An Carrie Arpasi Michelle Atkinson Sandra Audia Fay Aun Sharif ah Aun Ahlam Aw ad a Mohamed Ayoub Wissam Ayoub Asm a Ayyad Lori Bag donas Nabila Baidoun Kari Bailey James Barker Darrin Bartlett Jacob Batayeh Ann Battle Edward Baugh Mary Baugh Christine Baum Ali F. Baydoun Robar Baydoun Taghred Baydoun Ali Ismail Barri Hassan Barzi Hassan Barri Hicham Barri Ibrahim Barri Mariam Barri Moussa Barri Nidal Barri Salwa Barri Fathme Barry Iman Barry Shannon Beahen Anthony Bellissimo Biagio Bello Fred Bello Tammy Bennett Rachel Berky Mohammad Berri A mat Berry Hussen K. Berry Mohamad H. Berry Sam Berry T. Berry Tara Bertges Fouad Beydoun Intissar Beydoun Mohamed Beydoun Souhad Beydoun Celeste Bieranowski Sean Blanchard Heather Bolton Jeffrey Bonk 125 Sophomores Enjoy Lunch Upper Left: These two sopho- mores are startled by a cameraman at lunch. Upper right: Don't you wonder what these two lovebirds do at lunch?If Far Left: This sophomore doesn't mind having the cameraman taking her pic- ture. Left: This group will inter- rupt their busy schedules to be in the yearbook. Lower Left: This happy group of sophomores loves to Hang around each other at lunch. Lower right: These three really enjoyed their cafeteria lunch and show itI kelly Bonk Pierre Boyadiian Mellanie Boyer Damian Brewer Michael Brook Dayna Bross Laurie Brown Mark Brown Ronald Brown Spencer Bruce Brian Burk Christopher Burnell Kimberly Burns Vanessa Byron Wissam Chamas Wallid Chami Yasser Chami Fidaa Charara Norma Charara N. Charara Mariam Chehab Kelly Chene V. Chimento Vito Chimienti Feyrouz Choucair Kelly Cialone Cordon Cockream Evette Colon Chris Connelly Lisa Cook Antonietta Covelli Kathleen Crouch Michael Crur Khalil Dakroub lisa Davidson Richard Dawdy Philip DeFord Karen Delgado Anthony Deptula Randah Derbass Michael Derry Todd Desantis C. Desteigar Holly Didyk Tina Distelano James Divetta Shawn Doll Shawn Donohue T. Dorrello John Dowdy Armina Dsenas Sonia FI Hawli Jamilah Elder Ali Elhassan J. Bkafauji Ahmed Flmadari Nihid Flmasry Robert Erwin Rima Esseily Allen Ezell Maha Fadlallah Christin Fahnestock Mike FaraJ Rafat FaraJ Souad Farai M. Fardous Izzal Farhat Sawsan Farhat Salwa Fawaz Jeffrey Ferris Cynthia Finnegan David Fransko Daniel Fullmer Tiffiny Furdak Heather Furgason Eric Calyon Sheila Garber Alejandro Garza Linda Gavel Marc Gerasimov Sandra Giammarco Nicole Gibson Laura Gonzalez Melissa Goss James Gotshaw Dawn Griffin Jewel Griffith Debora Grimme Mary Ann Guariento Salem Habbas 127 Outstanding Sophomores Above: Sophomore Andy Zotkovich has had an outstanding performance on the varsity football team since his freshman year. Right: Artistic talent is Eric Reinhold's qualification for being an outstanding student. 128 Above: Marcus Rosinski is outstanding for his musical talent. Left: Sophomore Rima Salameh is not only an outstanding scholar, but she is also involved in volleyball. Mohamed Hahhah Nadim Hakim Charles Hallick Akram Hamad Taril Hamade Rima Hamadie Talal Hamdan Ari a Hamdeh . Hamid Mayada Hamid Younes Hamid Majida Hamka Leila Hammoud R. Hanade S. Hanan T. Hancotle Darren Hanna David Hannon Malek Harajli Michael Harhold Harry Harmon Debra Harp Theresa Harper Iram Hasan Mohamma d Hasan lason Haskins Yousei Hassan T. Hassein Mark Hayley Dawn Ha a my Ahmed Ha emy Ali Ha time Owen Henley Roark Hoffman Hassan Homayed Mona Hourani Ram i Hourani Rebecka House Nicole Humila Diana Idzior Lucia Igna Tracy Illingworth Robert Imperi ames lackson Tracy lacovetli Hanh My arvis Susanne lavor law ad la wad Muhamed awad Thomas ledrrejowski lodi Jergovich kassem omaa lennifer ones Tammy ones Wendy tones Chade luma a Meliss hade Cynthia Karonis khadija karreim Eric kartecika Creg keller Heather kendell Scott kenney Mary khalaf Dina k haled Hossein khalil lanane khalil Ali kidd lacqueline kimberlin Kristin klees Mary Ann klobucher lulie kolo Meredith konkoly lames kopchia Matthew kosikowski Shawn koskyn Ferial koussan Mark krumins Debra kubik Raul kuc kimberly kucel Iudith kusterer Tomas Lara III Alaina Latigo William Latin leffrey Lendiion George Lewis Lynn Lewis Angelique Lindros 129 Look at Fashionable Sophomores Upper left: Derek Tomei shows us his fashionable took. Upper middle: Amal Berry says, Fredricks of Hollywood, eat your heart out. Upper right: Marcus feels he should be in the Hall of Fame. Middle left: Vicki Toth and Pagie Lytwyntry to be flygirts. Middle: Kelly Cheneand Tiffiny Furdak show us their cutest smile. Middle right: Frankie Vaccaro shows us his GQ pose. Bottom: Who is that fashionable Julie Anderson leaning on I 130 George Lomu T. lorn Kristin Lutteke Paige Lytwyn Michelle Mackey Joseph Maher Michael Mailloux Vaster Maisari Fatima Makki Kiko Makki Mike Makled Loan Malushi Melissa Marchese EHrabeth Margitia Theresa Marinucci Dana Marshall Samar Mashhour Shantell Masley M. Masri Daniel McComb Michelle McDonald Rhonda McDonnell lason Me Grew Margaret McLeod Hassan Merhi Floresha Miftari Otilija Mijok Noja Mohassen Amanie Mokdad Jennifer Montney Nathan Moody Richard Morrison Mohamad Moukalled Sandra Mucha Ahmad Muheisen AH Muqbal S. Muqbil Ida Murfiq Nabeel Mustafa Abdulwaha Mutahr Ayman Nassar Yasser Nasser Steve Nastovski Carlos Navarro Tasser Nimeh Christine Okdie Marina Onorato Steven Orick Reem Osiran Khalid Oudeil Lawrence Pale ha k Matthew Palici Mike Parashos Christopher Pa vie Mark Pawlak ludy Ann Pelle William Peretto Michael Philpot Matthew Pociask Patricia Podorsek Rita Polidori Viorel Polocoser Gregory Poster Karen Przydrial Tina Raffoul Ghassan Rahal Ronald Rahal Matthew Rains Soloman Rammouni Joseph Ravenscroft Roxanne Reamer Cheryl Reid Erie Reinbold Julieanne Reno John Replsis Warren Riche Michelle Riggins Jason Ringuette Darin Ritthaler Robert Rivers 131 Sophomores Show Their Friendly Side Upper left; Four friendly Sophomores flash their Fordson smiles. Upper right: Roark Hoffman, trying to figure out why he is soooo irresistable. Middle right: Do these two look like they are friends1 Middle: Brian Burke says, I'm busy now, catch ya' later! Lower left: Some friendly faces gather around. Middle right: Smile says the camera man to these four Sophomores. 132 Richard Riza Michael Roch Thomas Roger-Srairan Tracey Rogers Gregory Rolland Marcus Rosinski limes Rowlands Ridwin Saab Deeb Sad Inam Sad Chide Sighir Tncey Siin Mohimid Silime Niwal Silime S. Silime Rimi Silimeh Alexandri Salanta Dim Sileh Omit Sileh ims Sillim Suan Sillim Williim Sinders Ahmid Si re ini Toulic Sireini Sent Sisvicki le lrey Scharf Joseph Sc he be I Kiten Schembri Todd Schertier Ale under Schnedier Cnig Schuelke Nesim Selim Wendy Senciyszyn Jison Sersen Liun Seychel Paul Seychel Miren Shihrouri Ifli Shikirchi Ali Shebli Cirol Smuk Jodree Smuk Ruli Smpstys Kiri Soberik Michelle Sobieski Nidi Souei Michiel Sprnpini Philip Stahl David Sleeg Robert Stelmock Miry Sleeker limes Stewirt P. Stom Andress Styliinou Michiel Styli.ihou Bessie Suldli Audrey Swan enniler Sielig Randolph Stesvcryk Thom is Tilelski Fouid Tileb Debbie Tomchik Derek Tomei Marlene Tonm Vikki Toth Cinlyn Turpen Bali Urbin Frink Vidro Kevin Vargi Christopher Walblay Debra Walker 133 Turkey Trot 1985 May Berry and Scott Zahler show off their best friend. Top left: Steve and Scott and the winning turkey. Middle right: Brian Burke and Rais Zueri wonder why the turkeys are running. Middle: Amoola shows us her turkey imitation. Middle left: Which bones are the turkeys? Bottom: And the race is on! 134 Michele Wilson Will inn Weber Moray Wehab Wendy Wesala Christina Whip Tin Wido Todd Witenski Kimberly Wohlfeil lia Wolak Toni Woodinglon Oarron Worden Nancy Wright Trade Wright lanine Wunderlich Salah Talai I. Yatim Mitchell Yudasi awn Yugovich Fouad Zaban Riyad Zahr Leila Zahr a Andrea Zdan Nabil Zebib Fetije Zejneli Dawn Zielinski lennifer Zinn Andrew Zotkovich Maria Zoyiopoulos T. Zrebiec Reiz Zuberi Middle right: Come to mama, Haroldsays May Berry, while the beheaded Scott Zahler gets ready to kick him. Middle left: Ouch, he stepped on my toe, says Hussein Bazzi. Bottom: Why are the Freshmen talking with the turkey? 135 Freshmen Officers This year's Freshmen Class Offi- cers are President, Katie Manley, Vice- President, Dana Mattocks, Secretary Cindy Zrebiec, and Treasurer, Melissa Ramirez. The class has held many fundraisers in the '85-'86 school year to raise money for their class. Although they took some time to get used to the big time, the class is adjusting well to its new home. Upper right: Secretary Cindy Zrebiec, Vice-President Dana Mattocks, President Katie Manley. Not pictured. Treasurer Melissa Ramirez. Lower left: Dana Mattocks and Katie Manley. Lower right: Melissa Ramirez and Cindy Zrebiec. 136 [lena Abate Nawal Abbas Victor Abbruzzino Hil.ll Abdallah Haw.in Abd.ill.ih N. Abd.tU.th Amani Abdulkarim Sheryl Abraham Wanda Accra C. Ahmed Amy Aikens Michael Aikens Laila Ajami Hussein Ajrouche Abdusalam Al-Hadad W. Ala min I. Alaoulah Adel Alawi M. Allard Martin Allen Roberto Almanza Abla AI ray ash i kahtan Alumari Ahmad Amen Anissa Amen Samar Anani Julia Ann Ashcroft Ameena Assed Mohamed Atwie Wanda Aun foe A wet he Zeina Ayache Ibrahim Ayoub Raed Ayyad khalil Barakat David Baran Joseph Baran S. Baran Linda Barker Michelle Barrett Sultan Batayeh Andrea Bauer Abbas Bazzi Chada Bazzi Ibrahim Bazzi Moussa Bazzi Suzanne Bazzi Sylvia Bassi Zeinab Bazzi Mirval Bazzy Shadi Bazzy Joseph Beahon Michele Beckes kelly Benton Reda Berro J. Berry Abdallah Berry Charlene Berry Dawn Berry Denise Berry Sheraz Berry Pamela Berryhill Robert Berryhill Christine Betlley Ali Beydoun B. Beydoun Merwan Beydoun Nina Bilsky Cassandra Black Samih Bl.uk Maria Borrello fadi Bouzeid Cathleen Bowman Suzana Bozinovski Robert Bracci Theresa Brawdy [dith Ruth Brewer Lynn Bronson David Brooks John P. Brooks 137 Note: Names are in consecutive order, but in some cases may refer to the adjacent picture group. Freshman Lunch Above: Two freshmen studying for their next hour quiz. Above right: Surprise! You're on Fordson Candid Camera. Below: Lunchtime in the cafeteria is very popular for homework doers — N'est-ce pas? Below right: Are they smiling because the food was good or did someone put something in their milk ? 138 David Brown Thomas Browning Rosila Bruni Robert Byron Daniel Cannon Samantha Carbone Fileen Carney tames Caruso lenniler Cece Candice Celmer loseph Celmer Mohammed Chammout Carol Checcobelli Zinab Cheikh Vincent Chimento Vito Chimienti Matthew Cloney Cairn Cociuba lanice Cody A. Comiah Theresa Covelli Michelle Craw lord T. Cretanovski Dina Crisi Scott Cumberland loseph Curcuru Tina Cvetanovski Michelle Cyr Houda Dagher Ibrahim Dakhlallah Ramzi Dakhlallah . Darwish lelfery Darwish Soumaya Darwish Catherine David Imad Deaibes Dawn Deleon Kimberly Deleon Vincent Delgado Maria Demirjian Miklos Denlar Ahmed Derbass Kristine Devonshire Carla Dickenson Tracy . Dillabough Troy hi. Dillabough Amanda Dolson D. Dssran . Elayan Rana Fl-Zaghir Rita Tlghoul Stephanie flmore N. Flsayed William Flvy Hanan Fttaher Insaf Fadlallah Daoud Faraj Fouad Faraj Hassan Faraj Melissa Farley Mary Fawaz Mohamed Fawaz Suzanne Fawaz Sparkle Fisher osieann Fleenary Cassandra Forma Robert Fredrickson Kyle Fukuda David Fullmer Scott Cable John Caines George Calay S. Carnal lenniler Canczarski Mary Fllen Cill Lisa Goodman Kenneth Coutimy Pamela Creenwell Fmily Cross Tony Crech Henry Guevara Samiha Hachem Wahid Haidar Michael Hallup Valerie Halt Mariam Hamid Hanadi Hamid Nawal Hammoud Daryl Hanna ames Hanrahan 139 Our New Niners! Upper left: Three of our New Niners take time out for a calcium break. That's right, boys, some day soon you'll need all that strength to grow up into upperclassmen! Upper right: Three future leaders prepare for their leadership roles at Student Congress meetings. Lower left: John Lacaria has four fabulous feminine freshmen friends. Open your eyes, John! Lower right: Shannon Rich and friend threaten our cameraman with their curling iron. 140 Karen Harp N. Hasan Umar Hasan D. Haste it Linda Hashcm J. Hassein Lina Hazamy lohn A Hazime Jihad Hazimeh Dawn Hebert Alice Helmuth Christine Henderson Carla Hernandez Laura Hernandez David Hindle Douglas Hodges Jellrey Hornsby lohn Hudson Laurie Anne Humphrey James Hunter Samir Huraibi Maher Husein Shaher Husein Sandy Hutton Corey Hypes Sabaedin Hyssen Nada Ideis Abdel K. Hay an Ann Ingersoll Pamela Inman Amal Jaalar Amna Jabr Kelli Jackson Jennifer Jalar Mona Jannoun Chi Jarvis Hassan Jawad Ahmad Jebril Jelena Jelic Dawn Johnson Megan Jones Kristine Joseph Sharon Joseph Thomas Kabrovich Lydia Kachadoorian Inaya Kadry I. Kadry J. Kakipi Joanne Kalenieck Ian Karczewski Yasser Karkaba Peter Karonis James Kashen Mark Kearns Heather Kendell Kimberly Keys Harry Kialoulis Kevin Kimberlin Stephen Kirkhart Michele Lee Klobucher Holly Kochel Krista Kopka Eugene Kornet ti Matthew Korte Daniel Kramer Kelly Kubica Tricia Kuc Jerome Kuchka Jellrey Kujawski Barbara Kullan Kenneth Kulig Barbara Kultan Rachel Kurek John Lacaria Angela Landini Tony Lara Shellie Leijten Beverly lewis Dennis Lewis Dennis Liss Anthony listopad Emri Ljumani Mary Lomas Nicholas lousias Jellrey Maciak Asma Mahmoud Ahmad Makki Aida Makki Nada Makki Wafa Makki 141 Freshman Fashion Above: Gina Redd and Silvana Mannarino are both modeling the beautiful hand crafted lockers in lower A- Hall. Center: Cassie Forma impatiently awaits the winner of the Preppie of the week award. Right: Donnie Polanski contemplates the trials and tribulations of being a Gigolo. Above: Fashionable Freshmen April Valentine, Robert Fredrickson, Renee Pawlowski, and Rose Bruni find sanctuary away from Mr. Ashcroft's tyrrannous class on the school bench. Right: Jerry Kuchka and Julie Ashcroft bring back the ol' polo shirt with the lifted collar look. Don't they look cute together? 142 Tanya Makky Ali Makled Philip Malczynski Robert Malczynski frkin Mamudovski Nancy Mangiapane Katherine Manley Silsana Mannarino Hussein Mainour Hassan Mjnsour Raghda Mjnsour Mjrij TeresJ Mjrchctti Leslie Margitza PjoIo Mjrrj Shjntvll Mjsley Fatima Mjsri )json Matthews Djoj Mattocks lames Mazzie Mjurizio Mazur a Charles McCall Michelle McClusky Susan Me Comb Tillany McCorquodale Kelly McDevitt Kellie McDougall Tracy McFlligott Tom McFarland Dan McClinchey Margaret Meyer Jehad Mheisan Gina Migliorato Geronimo Mijok Donald Mikolai Nebojsa Mila no rich Richard Misiak Pamela Mogielski Nema Mohassen Cristin Moody Marius Morario Carnal Mosallam Majed Moughni Raaid Moustafa Yasser Mroue Tammy Mrowka Peter V. Murray Ali Mussaed Maymon Mustafa Nad a Mustafa Shqiperi Mustafa lenniler Nabozny Joseph Nagy Hussein Naji A. Nariman Fadi Nassar Yaser Nassar Abdul Nasser Ghada Nasser Ziad Nasser Anna Newell lenniler Nickololl Ali Nimeh Dunia Nimeh Tereasa Nims Michael Osman Paidar Ouza Angele Pace Natalie Palchak Catet ina Palmieri Shannon Paquin Angie Parashos Nikki Lynn Parrelly Lisa Paul Michael Pawleszeski Renee Pass loss ski Douglas Pelc Alan Percisa I Anna Petroi Michelle Phillips Da vide Piccirilli Phillip Pilch Antoinette Piroli Christina Pitman Laura Pizzo Donald Polanski Elena Polocoser Estera Polocoser Lisa Pooley Julie Pro volt Tracey Psykala 143 Freshmen Make New Friends Top left: These boys act as if they've never seen a camera before. Top right: Some people find Ford- son's cafeteria a delightful place to chat with friends. Middle right: Amed Derbass must be some special guy to be surrounded by all those girls. Bottom right: John Lac aria is honored to have his picture taken with the girls. Bottom left: Freshmen females flash our photographer their big smiles. A na maria Puja Mehieddine Rababeh Ramzey Rahman Aferdita Rakipi Gezim Rakipi Melissa Rjmim Robrrt Rascol fadi Reda kh.ilid Rrdj GirtJ Redd Gregory Reno Anthony Resto Shannon Rich Robert Ringle lose Riven Helen Rodriguez Cynthi.i Rogers Cheryl Rolland Gin4 Rowland Ali Saad Mariam Saad Rhagida Saad Ahmad Sabbagh Amine Sabbagh Bilal Salame Ad ham Sallam Ahmed Salloumi Alii Salmaci William Sanders Iason Sanford Paul Sant Sandra Santioni Mary Sareini Nadia Sareini William Schofield Nadia Selameh Nancy Selim Julie Serazio Mariam Shahr ouri Mohamed Shajrah Hussien Shamseddine truest Shaner Fawzi Sharif Hanifa Sharif Christ Shasko Anthony Shudell John Smith Wendy Smith Bryan Socha Saroor Sofyan Roxanne Songer Anastasia Spanopoulos Richard Sparks Reda Srour Jelena Stanisic Katherine Stanley Anne Marie Staunton Melissa Sleeker Christie Steffen Marvin Steigerwald John Stoltman Michael Stover Filomena Succurro Dan Surma kimberlee Swain Carolyn Swiatlowski Scott Szalkowski Robert Szczesniak Abdullah Tayeh Lisa Terry Anthony Testani Christopher Thornewell kelly Tobin Renee Tokarczyk Laura Tomei Traci Turner Gina Turrigiano Brandon Tyler Beverly Ulicne Juli Unis 145 Colorful Carnations Day Top: Mohamed Berry and Mohamed Moukalled are not only popular in football but also in romance. Above: Junior Silan Jaber is surprised by the carnations. Bottom left: Sophomore Richie Riza does not only give senior Hana Jaber one carnation but twelve. Above: Junior Ziad Kazbour is happy to receive carnations from Simone Caron. Bottom Middle: Seniors Simone Caron and Hana Jaber go good with carnations. Bottom right: Sophomore Andy Styliann is busted with his carnations. Selvije V'aka Din.i Vaught Linda Veliu Sarah WaIIjcc Jon Wcsala Jana While Jjncl While Jason Whitley David Wilamnvsski Michael Wilinski Brenda Willy Eileen Wiwigaci Jamie Wojlowicr Marianne Wolf Brian Worden Hollie Wright Angelique Xanlheas Kalhoj Yasser Ali Yasser Imad Zaben Joseph Zeolla Mario Zeolla Cindy Zrebiec Fadi Zreik Jeffrey Zygila Middle: Ferial Khoussan, Silan Zaban, Nowal Salame, Manal Yehia, Ghada Irani show us just how much they love school. Above: Mrs. Gee enjoys the company of her class: Mohammed Berry, Silva Bazzi, and Damian Brewer. Above: Freshman Gina M and Christine M are not so upset that they didn't receive carnations. 147 Academics Crowd Administration Looking Ahead Top Left: Ms. Sally Urso grins at the camera as she prepares lor lunch. Center: Mr. Letsche shows us how dillicult it is to be a principal. Middle Left: Mr. Cotter takes a break from his busy routine. Lett: Mr. Shamey answers the phone, part oihis daily duties. Above: Ms. Sharon Mikaelian always manages a smile in the student oflice. Administration at Fordson consists of Mr. W. Letsche, Princi- pal, Mrs. B. O'Brien, Assistant for Academic Affairs, and Mr. J. Cot- ter, Assistant Principal for Student Affairs. Mr. Letsche states that enrollment at Fordson remains the same as last year, at approximately 1,805 students. Fordson will initi- ate the Y-Cat Computer system, Mr. Letsche's main goal for the 1985-1986 school year. Mr. Letsche states that the year's suc- cess depends on the cooperation of the students. iso Upper Right: Mrs. O'Brien relaxes after a hard day's work. Middle Left: Miss Kahles smiles as she prepares for lunch. Bottom Left: Mrs. Failor is getting ready to challenge the day ahead. Below: Ms. Robison looks surprised as we take a snapshot of her. Mr. Verlyn Beardslee smiles while he asks us, Am I good lookingf Mr. Lyle Beardslee and Hani Bazzi discuss scheduling problems. Mr. Tom Derda gives us his sexy look. Mr. Joe McKae is distracted from his work when a beautiful woman walks into his office. The counselors here at Fordson are very important. They provide necessary services and help students with any problems they have in their schedules and with themselves. The counselors try hard to work for students so they can have a good set of classes for proper education and a successful future. Working all together for the benefit of students, they are the special team: They are the ONES. Counselors Are The . . . ONES Mrs. Darlene DeYonke shows us her friendly smile. Mrs. Marie Theisen tells us, that it's hard work being a Fordson counselor. Mrs. Ewasek is touched when a student asks her to dinner. Here we find the one and only Ms. Marge Provan. 153 English Department Meets Language Needs Fordson's English Department offers a wide variety of courses. In addition to the required courses, students may choose from many elec- tive classes. These include: Yearbook, Newspa- per, Creative Writing, Accelerated Reading, Play Production, and Mass Media. Fordson's student population has special language needs, since many students come from other countries with different languages. To accommodate this need, Fordson's English De- partment offers ESL, or English as a Second Language. The goal is to move the student into regular English classes as soon as he is able to succeed. This year a new course was added called Conversational English. The goal of this course is to help students of other languages speak English more easily and accurately. All courses stress reading, writing, speak- ing, and listening skills. Top: Mr. Mike Slebodnick Middle Left: Mr. Len Bloch Middle: Mr. Gene Baker Middle Right: Mr. John Ossenmacher Bottom Left: Mrs. Carol Groves Bottom Right: Mrs. Pat Coulter Upper Left: Mr. Rex Brown Middle: Mr. John Adams Right: Mr. William Leslie Middle Left: Mr. Tom Sullivan Center: Mr. David Noelke Right: Mr. Dean Sloan Third Row Left: Mr. Richard Zimmerman Third Row Right: Mr. Harold Derderian, Dept. Chair- man Bottom Right: Mr. Ray Schultz, Dept. Chairman Foreign Language and Media Studies Foreign language is among the most popular electives offered at Fordson. It not only enriches the student with the knowledge of reading, speaking, and understanding the language itself, but with the history, tradition, and culture of the country. The variety of languages ranges from French and Spanish to German and Arabic. At the head of the Foreign Language Department is Mr. Waterkamp. Fie feels that, Language study is a broadening experience which always contributes in some way to a student's personal development and makes his life richer. The Fordson Media center supplies stu- dents with material for research or enrich- ment. It also offers students a chance to take Media Training: the class that teaches students the fundamentals of working in a library. Mr. Waterkamp teaches his students that bodily language is a very important part of the Spanish language. 156 Ms. Stackpoole just realized she was Mrs. Rosa Scaramucci makes learning teaching French from a German hand- French a special experience, book. I Left: Miss Larkin poses here, but her mind wanders to students who need her help finding books. Ali stops on his way to French class long enough to Center: Wonder what Mrs. Gilmore has been up to I Right: Mrs. Ward shows us the traditional take a picture, librarian pose. Cris just realized she was supposed to be learning French from the computer. Helping students grasp a new language, is Mrs. Stanyar's specialty. Math, the Language of the World The laws of the universe are stated mathema- tically. Math is the language of science and engineering. To better understand the world one lives in, one must understand math. With these profound words, chairman of the math depart- ment, William Podorsek, encourages students to expand their knowledge with any of the many math courses offered at Fordson. These classes range from Basic Math to Pre-calculus. Mathematically oriented computer classes taught by Mr. Kenneth Kosmalski are also offered to give students an advantage in today's ever-growing technological world. In these classes one learns to write the functions of a computer and eventually learns to write his own programs. This year we nave three new faces in the math department. Fordson welcomes newly-arrived Mr. George Stoops, Mr. Donald Billiar, and Mr. R. West, who also teaches Physics. Anyone can find a satisfying math course at Fordson, from the devout mathematician to other not-so-inspired students. Top Left: Mr. George Stoops is trying to think of a new method to get his students to study. Center Left: Coach Jest ice works on a formula to beat Trenton. Bottom Left: Mrs. Judy Plecas shows her class that math really isn't so bad after all. Above: Trying to get his point across, Mr. James Nilis is lecturing his class on the Pythagorean Theorem. 158 Top Left: Mr. Kenneth Kosmalskiprepares for yet another lesson. Above: Mr. William Podorsek posing as the perfect model of a math teacher. Top Right: Mr. Vince Hebert gives us his famous check in your homework profile. Center Right: Mr. Donald Billiar takes time out from his Intro Algebra class to smile for the camera. Bottom Right: Mary Hodak desperately tries to teach her class their right from their left. 159 Science Is Interesting The varied science classes at Ford- son offer students a chance to further their educational experiences. Besides the required classes, such as Physics, Biology, and Chemistry, student can take courses for their personal enrich- ment. These classes include photogra- phy, aviation science and horticulture. A student may also choose to take advanced classes in each of the re- quired courses. With the future de- mand of scientific knowledge, stu- dents at Fordson are off to a great start. Mr. West has been added to the Fordson science staff. He teaches both Math and Science. O 1 tVe can tell Mr. Maas enjoys leaching his class all about Biology. Above: Mr. Carl Bengtsson 161 Mr. Allan Pearson Mr. Robert Brammer Gaining A Better Understanding Members of the Social Studies depart- ment believe that Social Studies deals with the realities of life and that students who take these courses will gain a better understanding and appreciation of their government. They would like to teach them to deal with modern problems and difficulties as well as gaining an under- standing of politics and history. Subjects to take in this department are Psychology, Personal Living, Geography, and Community Service, as well as the required courses. The Head of the Department is Mr. Fred Orris. Above: Mr. Orris cracks a smile. Upper Lett: Mrs. Baron glows with school spirit. Lower Left: Mr. You know what I’m saying Zakolskipretends to study. Bottom Left: After taking off his glasses, Mr. Chambers says Cheese. Bottom Right: Mr. Stasinos calls Yldes a dumb kid just as he does with all his other A-track students. 162 Top Left: Mr. Ashcroft lectures on how to hold the chalk. Top Middle: Miracles never cease! We've caught Miss Ness', pretty smile! Top Right: Mr. Cross shows model poise in front of a camera. Bottom Left: The students in Mr. Burnett's class seem to be more interested in the photographer than he is. Bottom Right: Mr. McConnell grins as he passes out test papers. The yearbook staff apologizes to Miss Lamerato, Mr. King, and Mr. Stoyenoff, who are not pictured because of photographic difficulties. 163 Business Trains Students Fordson offers a wide variety of business-oriented classes. While pre- paring students with entry level job skills, these classes also give the stu- dent a valuable knowledge and com- prehension of the business world. Fordson's programs enable students to locate jobs in a retailing or office position upon graduation, and they also provide a good foundation for continuing the study of business while in college. The co-op program, run by Mr. Frank Provenza, is an excellent experi- ence and opportunity for the students to find what type of occupations they desire, with the student also receiving high school credit for his work. Miss Marilyn Westrich stated, Everyone in business courses should take advantage of the opportunities offered at Fordson. They provide good bases for future college work and assist the student in learning and retaining important job skills. Senior loan Smith cracks a smile as she attempts to beat Mr. James Todd in this staring contest. Left: Miss Marilyn Westrich always appears to be happy. Upper Right: Mrs. Pat Munson seems to enjoy her typing class. Lower Right: Mrs. Helen Auxier shows us her innocent pose. Above: Mr. Hugh Weller finds these papers very interesting. Right: Mr. Donald McIntosh teaches his class some valuable information about computers. (Not pictured: Mrs. Janet Rifkin) 165 Industrial - Never Dull Never a dull moment is an excel- lent way to describe Fordson's industrial department. The idea of hands-on work gives students the incentive they need to do their absolute best. The main goal of the department, states Mr. Alan Ochsner, department chairman, is to . . . satisfy the needs of the students in the school. This includes attempting to even out the male-female ratio in the shop classes. Even though we lost the expertise of Mr. Dan Lukhardt in graphics, we gained two new teachers, Mr. Roy Curk in graph- ics, and Mr. C. Marchel in electronics. Above: Mr. J. Stergalas; Left: Mr. C. Marchel; Lower Left: Mr. Gary Heinz; Middle: Mr. lames Vick; Right: Mr. Martin St. John; OPPOSITE PAGE: Upper Left: Mr. Alan Ochsner; Right: Mr. Leon Kurczynski; Middle Left: Mr. Gerald Potter; Right: Mr. Ray Polidori; Bottom Left: Mr. Ray Pizzino; Right: Mr. Jerry Toler and to his Left: Mr. G. Marchel. New Athletic Director Appointed Stepping down after eighteen long years as Fordson's Athletic Director is Mr. George Lewis. Filling his spot this year is Mr. John McIntyre. Not only does coach McIntyre have the responsibility of organizing all the athletic budget, but he also has to teach several gym classes. The department head is Mr. Pat Fairman. Physical education at Fordson is a required class for all ninth and eleventh graders, but students don't have to be a Freshman or Junior to take a physical education class. Other classes offered to students are Recreational Sports, Dynamic Flealth, and Power Sports. 168 Top Right: Mr. John Kreger pretends to be interested in the bulletin. Right: Miss Joan Hitchner always in fashion, models her de- signer sweatsuit. Below: Looks like Mr. Ron Bukowski made a bad call. Above: Miss Virginia Valentine can still smile, even after she made her class run five miles. 169 Co-op Offers Careers for the Future Co-op is a program designated for Seniors. It gives them the opportunity to work in the business field of their choice for three class credits. Through the years the number of students on co-op has fluctua- ted, but in the last few years it has stayed the same. Presently about one-third of the Seniors are on co- op. Recently a new section, Work Experience, was added to the program. Work Experience has the same requirements as the regu- lar co-op program, except that the students are excused for two hours. The co-op program has been around for about 50 years and so far it has been a very successful pro- gram. 170 Top Right: Smile Richie, you're on candid camera. Bottom Left: Mr. Murray Bates tries his best to keep from smiting. Above: Mr. Frank Provenza smiles at the camera to show how much he enjoys his work. Top: As you can see Mr. Ray Polidori's popularity is overwhelming. Middle Left: Ms. Sue Field laughs as our photographer corners her. Middle Right: Jimmy Kopchia and Mohamed Ayaub seem more interested in the camera than Mr. Polidori. Bottom Right: Matt is thinking about throwing that darn T. V. out the window. Bottom Left: Ms. Beverly Kwiatkowski takes a break from her daily routine to smile for the camera. I Art and Music The Music and Art Departments challenge students' creativity. An interest in doing creative work helps the student to succeed in these departments. The sound of the band thundering down the field inspires both players and fans. In addition, the Music Department offers courses in Jazz Band and Jazz Choir. The Art Department offers a variety of courses to stimulate many creative interests. Although courses can be fun, art is also a discipline. Center: The Marching Band thunders down the street. Below Left: Miss Madias; below: Mr. Phil Hespen. Bottom: Marching Band members. OPPOSITE PA CE: Upper Right: Mr. R. Cicero; Middle: Mr. . Martin; Left: Mr. R. Cyrul. 172 Home Economics Fordson's own Home Economics Department offers many opportunities to further the student's education in food, nutrition, and sewing. Mrs. Debbie Lampson, who is the depart- ment head, thinks that interest in Home Economics classes has been growing rapidly, especially with the addition of Advanced Clothing and Career Awareness. One important asset to the depart- ment is the Wheel Inn. Taught by Mrs. Pat Bunse and Mrs. Adelaide Summers, the Wheel Inn gives students great experience in the field of food man- agement. This department receives students from Edsel Ford, Dearborn, and Annapolis High Schools. Top Right: Mrs. Judy Taylor gives us a beautiful smile. Lett: Mrs. Dawson looks like she's ready for a Hawaiian vacation. Above: Everyone looks ready to chow. 174 Top Left: Mrs. Lampson is showing her students how to do a new recipe. Top Right: Mrs. Summers, who supervises the Wheel Inn, smiles for the camera. Above: Yola Makki and friends look as if they're having a good time. Right: This group must see a fly in the punch bowl. The Special Services . . . The special aides and services people are very important here at Fordson. They give the students a helping hand and a friendly smile. The ESL Block has a lot to offer the foreign students that attend Fordson. The classes for the ESL students are: Citizenship, reading, language lab, Social Studies, and English Comprehension, teaching them how to read, write, and understand the English language. The special aides and services help to make Fordson a happy place to be a student. They are always willing to give their help to anyone who needs it. Even though they are not emphasized that much or are not seen walking through the halls, they are there, willing to give their help. 176 Top Left: Ms. Harry, the nurse at Fordson, smiles for the camera. Above: Mr. Tom Shami - Fordson is quite fortunate to have someone like him on its staff. Bottom Left: B. Wills from the security patrol of Fordson is caught on duty in the library. 177 178 Helpers OPPOSITE PAGE, Top Left: Mr. R. Herbet, Center: Mr. Dean Sloan; Center Right: Mr. Fouad Moawad; Above Center: Imad Fadlallah; Center Below: Mrs. D. Abramson; Bottom Right: Mr. Karim Michael. 179 Faculty Adams, J. 94, 155, 192 Ashcroft, C. 74, 163 Auxier, H. 164 Bach, R. 30, 60 Baron, P. 162 Baker, E. 154 Bates, M. 165, 170 Beardslee, L. 152 Beardslee, V. 73, 152 Bengtsson, C. 161, 192 Bennett, K. 60 Billiar, D. 158 Bloch, L. 154 Brammer, R. 161 Brown, R. 155 Bukowski, R. 12, 49, 169 Burnett, C. 163 Chambers, B. 162 Cicero, R. 173 Cotter, J. 150 Coulter, P. 154 Cyrul, R. 173 Dawson, J. 174 Derda, T. 48, 152 Derderian, H. 66, 155 DeYonke, D. 153 Ewasek, M. 153 Fadlallah, I. 178 Failor, D. 151 Fairman, P. 27, 168 Field, S. 171 Cee, P. 147 Gilmore, D. 157 Gross, W. 163 Groves, C. 154 Gurk, R. Harp, A. 71, 156 Harry, D. 177 Hartshorn, R. 176 Hebert, V. 158-9 Heinz, G. 166 Herbei, R. 178 Hespen, P. 172 Hitchner, J. 38, 168 Hodak, M. 158-9 Holland, L. 168 Holland, W. Jestice, C. 12, 159 Kahles, C. 151 Katona, J. King, E. Kosmalski, K. 158-9 Kreger, J. 14, 15, 169 Kurczynski, L. 166 Kwiatkowski, B. 171 Lamerato, J. Lampson, D. 175 Larkin, V. 157 Leslie, W. 155 Letsche, W. 151 Lewis, G. 12, 168 Madias, M. 172 Marchel, G. Maas, W. 60 Mahar, P. J. 28 Martin, J. 173 Martinak, R. 161 Matthews, D. 159 McConnell, J. 163 McIntosh, D. 165 McIntyre, J. 16, 21, 168 McKae, J. 32, 33, 152 Michael, K. 179 Mikaelian, S. 150 Moawad, F. 33, 156, 178 Morga, C. 36 Munson, P. 164 Ness, M. 163 Nicis, J. 158-9 Noelke, D. 155 O'Brien, B. 151 Ochsner, A. 166 Orris, F. 162 Ossenmacher, J. 154 Pearson, A. 161 Pizzino, R. 167 Plecas, J. 159 Podorsek, W. 158-9 Polidori, R. 167, 171 Potter, G. 167 Provan, M. 153 Provenza, F. 165, 170 Rifkin, J. Robison, S. 151 Scaramucci, R. 69, 156 Schultz, R. 155 Shamey, T. 150, 177 Sherifvoski, Y. 162 Slebodnick, M. 154 Sloan, D. 155, 178 Smillie, A. Stackpoole, M. 68, 156 Stanyar, A. 157 Stasinos, S. 162 Stoops, G. 158-9 Stoyenoff, F. Stergalas, J. 12, 13 St. John, M. 166 Summers, A. 175 Taylor, J. 178 Theisen, M. 153 Todd, J. 164 Toler, J. 167 Unis, M. 179 Urso, S. 150 Valentine, V. 169 Vick, J. 166 Ward, E. 157 Waterkamp, H. 156 Zimmerman, R. 67, 155 Weller, H. 165 West, R. 161 Westrich, M. 164 Wills, B. 177 Wininger, J. Yokie, K. 176 Zakolski, N. 162 Seniors Abbruzzino, Theresa Abdallah, Samar 82, 91 Abdel-Fattah, Nazer Abdulla, Abdul-Salam Abed, Abraham Abraham, Carolyn 82, 83, 94, 191 Abams, Billy Ajrouche, Mohammed Al-Amin, Amer Alawan, Raad 23, 66, 67 Alcodray, Warden 82 Alezander, Barbra 18, 82 Alagahmi, Mosad 82 Alagazaly, Jeihad Ali, Jeihad Ali, Mona 14, 15, 38, 83, 97 Allen, Nancy Kelly 83 Amato, Angela 83, 88 Amen, Farid Amen, Nawal Anani, Salam 83 Andrews, Sandra 83 Antczak, Stephen 16, 83, 111 Ashcroft, Jodi Lee 77, 83, 105, 172 Ashkar, Samira 23, 28, 83 Audia, Michelle 83 Awadi, Ali 83 Awadi, Mohammed 84 Ayoub, Amal 100, 101 Bagdonas, Todd 67 Baj, Gerald P. 84 Balnius, Thomas Bank, Patrica 66, 67, 76, 84, 93 Bassam, Saira 84 Baumgart, Tracy 82, 83, 84, 94, 111 Baydoun, Ali A. Baydoun, Intisar 84 Baydoun, Joe 12 Bazzi, Ali H. 40 Bazzi, Gabi 85, 102 Bazzi, Hanan Bazzi, Hani 85, 94, 104, 152, 190 Bazzi, Hussein J. 85 Bazzi, Khalida 85 Bazzi, Mariam 85 Bazzi, Milad Bazzi, Siham 85 Bazzy, Fadwa 85 Beaubien, Carrie 85 Bedoun, Mohamod 86, 104, 190 Berry, Fatima Berry, Fatme 86 Berry, May 56, 82, 83, 86, 94, 134, 135 Berry, Mustafa Berry, Shieraz 86, 101 Beydoun, Hisham 76, 86, 91 Beydoun, Wissam 91 Bis, Matthew M. 12, 36, 86, 95 Blaik, Mariam 86 Bledsoe, Star 67, 86 Borg, Margaret 87, 89, 106 Bou-Melhem, Nahla Bowie, Heather 69, 87, 94, 95, 190 Bratton, Eddy 87 Brazas, Johnny 87 Brown, Clay Brown, Patrick Bruno, Rosemarie 18, 19, 37, 38, 87, 96 Bucciarelli, Robert 12, 13, 77, 87 Bumbalough, Kimberly 87 Burgess, Geri 87, 92 Capper, Thomas 87, 95, 107 Cardiel, Rochelle 88 Caron, Simone 67, 88, 90, 146, 191 Caruso, Holly 88 Casey, Teresa 88 Caswell, Robert Chahine, Aida 88 Chahine, Ali 88 Chapman, Chris Checcobelli, Franco 88 Chiodo, Jeanne 89, 190 Christmas, Miles 89, 92, 96, 191 Cialone, Dawn 14, 15, 56, 77, 87, 89, 90, 92, 190 Ciavaglia, Sabatino 89 Ciccone, William 89, 108, 192 Cioca, Costica Ciolfi, Michelle 37, 53, 54, 89, 106 Cole, Robert 12, 87, 98 Cosenza, Theresa Costa, Carrie 89 Crysler, David 12, 27, 36, 90 Cucinella, Larry 90 Cybulski, Sandra 90 Dabaja, Said Dakhkallah, Ghada 90 Dakhlallah, Hanaa 90 Dakhlallah, Imad Dakroub, Salwa 91 Darwish, Danny Davidson, Laurie Davis, Melvin 90 DeFord, Stephen Dean, Nancy Delgado, Diane 90, 172, 191 Delgado, Rose Marie 37, 38, 73, 90, 96 Derbass, Rana 90, 91, 101, 109 Derry, Keith 12 Didyk, Linda 24, 25, 90 Dignan, John Dimitriou, Dimitra 87, 90 Divetta, Albert 62, 67, 91 Dochenetz, Daniel 16, 91 Doll, Tina 33, 91 Donaldson, Kelly 91 Dourra, Zeinab Draus, Kristi Lynn 32, 91 Duenas, Erik 87, 91 Durkin, Michelle 91 El Hawli, Sanaa El Jahmi, Mohamed 23, 91 Elayan, Ahlam 91 Ellison, Andrew 91 Eskelinen, Renee 91 Essa, Yazeed 92, 100, 101, 102, 109 Esseily, Rayed 91 Estrada, Cynthia 62, 92 Fadhl, Sina Faraj, Aida 92 Faraj, Fadia 92 Faraj, Fadl Faraj, Mohammed 40, 92 Faraj, Nemr 92 Farhat, Abbas 92 180 Fasano, Helen Feather, Bryan 92 Ferris, Martin 92 Forsgren, Lori 54 Galay, Laura 92, 191 Garza, Leonelo Gascon, Donna Marie 92 Gencyuz, Charisse 68, 93 Giraroin, Matthew 93, 171 Gonzalez, Todd 74, 111 Goodman, Dana 93 Goutimy, Charlotte 91, 93, 101 Grabowski, Andy 98, 103 Grech, Patricia 93, 106, 111 Grover, Tamara Gubka, John 93 Gubka, Michael 93 Gulin, Michael 93 Gutowski, Arthur 93 Habhab, Hassen 93, 101 Habhab, Moin 93 Hadi, Entesar 93 Hajhassan, Sami Hamad, Samara Hamade, Hussein Hamdain, Yamamah 94 Hamid, Herria 94 Hamka, Zobeidia 94, 101 Hammoud, Amal 94, 101 Hanchon, Timothy 94, 101 Harb, Ali Harb, Ibrahim Harb, Mirvat 94 Hashem, Lina 94 Hassan, Imad 40, 66 Havens, Mark 76, 94 Hawkins, Kimberly 37, 94 Hawrylak, Leslie 94 Hayes, Steven E. 94 Hazemy, Ferial 94 Hazime, Fatme 95 Hazime, Hassan 95 Hazimeh, Nawal 111 Henderson, Kimberly Herman, Danny 12, 34, 85, 95 Hernandez, Jamie 95 Herrick, Laura 73, 95 Homayed, Alex 12 Hossein, Karl 40 Hrnjak, Anna Maria Hurley, Joel 12, 16, 95, 192 Hyssen, Susan 76, 93, 95 laconis, Nino 95 laquaniello, Michael 12, 34, 84, 95 Illingworth, Michelle 95, 106 Inman, Terri 96 Irani, Hassen 96 Issa, Aida 96, 100, 101 luliano, Salvatore 96 Jaafar, Hussein 96 Jaber, Hana 91, 96, 100, 101, 109, 146, 191 Jackson, Gregory Javor, Barbara 37, 96 Jedynak, Jean 54, 82, 96, 173 Johnson, Eric 12, 13, 87, 90, 190 Johnson, Linda 97 Jomaa, Fairouz 97 Jones, Danny Jucha, Elizabeth 18, 19, 95, 96, 97 Jusufi, Nebie 97 Kalinowski, Gerald S. 68, 97 Kelly, Margaret M. Khalil, Mohamad Kirkhart, Andrew 97 Konkoly, Lynette 97 Kopka, Karen 97 Koussan, Sana 98 Krikorian, Hounaton 98 Kuc, Richard Kurczewski, Michael 98 Kustrrer, Dawn 98 Labby, Brian Lacinski, Christine 98 Len, Ronald 98, 104 Levy, Ed 98 Lewis, Scott Allen 12, 16, 34, 84, 98 Lindsay, Kelly 99 Lotarski, Susan Marie 28, 29, 38, 97, 99 Lozenich, Frank 40 Lutteke, Kelly 86, 99, 103, 110 Lyons, Leslie Lytwyn, Kirk 31, 51, 67, 99 Mackie, Richard 99, 170 Mahedi, Abdul-Karem 99 Maisari, Talal 99 Majed, Maha 99 Makki, Ahmed 26, 27, 99 Makki, Ali 94 Makki, Hussein 88 Makled, Hassan H. 91, 101, 109 Makled, Hassan Y. Malicki, Susan G. 100 Malushi, Dhurata Mannarino, Enza 100 Marinakos, Nancy 100, 103 Marinucci, Mark T. 36, 100 Marro, Kimberly 18, 19, 100 Mashhour, Samira 100 Masri, Kalil 100 Maura, Vince 21, 100 May, Larry 100 Mazzuca, Frances 100 Mcauley, Renee McComb, Mary 66 Mercer, Jeffery 36 Mileto, Stephanie 24, 25, 97, 100, 192 Miri, Fadia 101 Monteiro, Cristina 32, 101, 103, 105, 157, 191 Moreno, Tamara 101 Morga, Victoria 32, 101 Morrison, Steven Moukalled, Hussein 16, 101 Murray, James 33, 40, 86, 99, 102, 191 Mustafa, Zenepe 102 Naji, Ali 50, 91, 102 Naji, Hussein 91, 101, 102 Nassar, Youssef 102 Newman, Heather 28, 102 Noelke, Jill 18, 19, 33, 95, 96, 102 Noroyan, Nicole 54, 88, 88, 110, 191 Noroyan, Victoria 54, 88, 96, 102 Onyskin, Michael 102 Orne, Carolyn 102 Orr, Michael A. 12, 40, 85, 102 O'Sada, Krista 86, 103 Palchak, Claudia 24, 25, 96, 103 Papoulias, Michael 103 Paras, Perry Patel, Upendra 103 Paulsen, John 104 Perrone, Jimmy Pesko, Kimberly Petish, Nicole 105, 191 Petroi, Peter 104 Phelps, Thomas 104 Policicchio, Mario Polidori, Gino 40, 89, 97, 99, 104 Pool, John 104 Potter, Danyelle 54, 104, 110 Precopio, Angela 104 Preiss, Steven T. 12, 36, 40, 104 Pridemore, Mary Pruneau, Renee 104 Rakipi, Servet Rakovalis, Christopher 104 Ramirez, Michael 105 Ramos, Kimberly Annios Rea, Paolo 105 Rechlin, Karl Rieman, Jason Ritthaler, Douglas 12, 105 Rogers, Anthony Romano, Jeffrey 92, 105 Rossi, Susan 94, 105, 110, 172 Roszler, Ruth Runco, Gina 105 Rydzik, Kirk 12, 34, 105 Saad, Adiba 66, 100, 101, 105 Saad, Ahlam Saad, Amira 106 Saad, Inchad Saad, Kosey 106 Saad, Rhonda 14, 15, 38, 97, 106 Saad, Salma 106 Sabatini, Joanne Sadowski, Kristen Saghir, Inchad 91, 106 Salagan, Andrew 12, 13, 94, 95, 98, 106 Salame, Jamal 20, 21, 34, 106 Salame, Kamal 12, 20, 100, 101, 106, 109 Salame, Kalil Salamey, Ali 76, 106, 157, 191 Salanta, Maria 107 Salliotte, Dennis 36 Salloumi, Zeina 107 Sandhu, Sukhwant Sareini, Houssein 12, 107 Sareini, Mohamed Saunders, Deborah 107 Sawicki, Kenneth Schaffer, Donald 62, 107 Scharf, Joseph 107 Scwartz, Christopher 67, 98 Sciarrotta, Kristine 97, 105, 106, 107 Sessa, Gino 12, 74, 84, 88, 99, 107, 191 Shami, Ali 107, 108 Sharay, Theresa 107 Sherifouski, Ylldes 108 Siepierski, Scott 67, 108 Silagy, Sean 108 Simshauser, Matthew 107, 108 Smerecki, Janine 108 Smith, Joan 93, 108, 164 Smith, Stephen 108 Smuk, Sandra 108 Snapstys, Vyte 32, 108 Soelz, Gerald 108 Soueid, Fatmeh 108 Stanley, Lynwood 92, 108 Stotts, Martin Succurro, Pasqualino 108 Swaney, Lana 32, 108 Swanson, Donald 109 Swiatlowski, Paul 26, 27, 109 Szymanski, Elizabeth 109 Talerico, Frank 36, 94, 95, 98, 104, 109 Talerico, Rita Tamburro, David 87, 109 Tokko, Ali 91 Tomassi, Marisa 109 Tomei, Tony 110 Toth, Nickolas Turpen, Theresa 110 Vacca, Robert 110 Vaccaro, Cathy 110 Vaka, Haxhire Vaughan, Mary 37, 110 Wantuck, Marianne 95, 100, 101, 106, 110, 192 Watt, Tina 110 Whitsett, Dawn 110 Wilder, Paul David Williams, Joseph 110 Williamson, Tammy 92, 110 Wludyka, Christopher Woodward, Kimberly Worden, Patricia 66, 92, 94, 95, 110, 111, 190 Xantheas, Peter 111 Young, Dale Yursis, Barbara 111 Zahler, Scott 51, 111 Zejneli, Sabrina 111 Zeolla, Pietro 111 Zesses, Dean 111 Zoyiopoulos, Kelly Juniors Abdallah, Edris 115 Abdallah, Fadi 40, 115 Abdallah, Mohamed 115 Abdallah, Nabila 115 Abdallah, Nidal Abdilla, Suzanne 33, 115 Abu Salah, Ayed Judeh 115 Abubaker, Nabiha Adamo, Giuseppe 115 Ahmad, Skainah 115 Ahmed, Fanda 115 181 Ahmed, Laura 115 Ahmed, Sabri 115 Ajredini, Merita Ajredini, Perian Ajredinovska, Nimoza 115 Al-Amin, Wlayel Al-Salman, Hussam Alanis, Donald 115 Alaouieh, Ali 115 Alassil, Nada Alawan, Chimene 115, 120, 192 Al-Haddad, Saleh 115 Ali, Wahid 115 Allen, Aaron 115 Allen, Angela 115 Allison, Heather 66, 115 Almanza, Rochelle 115 Alvarez, David 115 Amen, Mirvat 115 Amen, Samuel 12, 115, 118, 122 Amine, Nabil 115 Anderson, Laura Ankeny, Leah 62, 115, 118, 120 Antonescu, Ovidiu Aoun, Zeid Arfan, Mae 115 Arpasi, Liane 115 Ashkar, Samir 115 Ashmore, Dianna 33, 115, 122, 172 Atkinson, Toni 115 Aun, Ndieh Ayache, Rachide 115 Ayache, Zeina 115 Ayoub, Mirvat 101 Ayoub, Noah 12, 85, 99, 106 Ayyad, Wafa Baker, Joy Ann 40, 115 Barlow, Edmund 115 Barlow, William 115 Battle, Caroline 115 Baugh, Mary 115 Baydoun, Hassan 115 Baydoun, Oussama 115 Bazzi, Diana 33, 115 Bazzi, Fadia 115 Bazzi, Hassan A. 115 Bazzi, Hassan Y. Bazzi, Hussein 115, 135 Bazzi, Mohamad 115 Bazzi, Mohamad H. 115 Bazzi, Youssef 115 Bazzy, Rashad 115 Beard, Angela 115 Beckes, Melinda 95, 115, 116 Bell, Timothy Belli, Claudia Berry, Angelic 115 Berry, Baker Berry, Fadi 115 Berry, Michelle 115 Berry, Moulouk Berry, Raymond 74, 75, 115 Berry, Susan Bettley, Stephen 115 Beydoun, Houssam 115 Beydoun, Rahad 115 Biri, Mohamed Bitar, Bob 12, 13, 16, 115 Bobosky, Lillian 33, 115 Boman, Deonna Boni, Lisa 115 Bradford, Cordon Bradley, Amy 24 Brooks, Lisa 115, 122 Brooks, Thomas E. 115 Brown, Douglas 115 Bruno, Maria 115 Bullock, James 115 Burns, Thomas 115 Butzier, Tammy 38, 115 Cable, A. 115 Carlman, Kenneth 27, 115 Carney, Michael 62, 115 Castelvetere, Denise M. 115 Cataldo, Christopher 16, 31, 51, 115 Celmer, Michelle 115 Cercone, Tony 115 Chahine, F. 115 Chandler, Amanda 14, 15, 28, 115 Charara, Lubna 115 Charara, Mohammed 115 Chehab, Ali 115 Chiado, Joseph 115 Christmas, Jerry 115 Church, Lisa Coleman, Michelle 115 Conte, Anna 115 Crist, Wendy 115 Crouch, Harry 115 Curcuru, Russell N. Czapiewski, Kristi Ann Darwish, Joseph 115 Darwish, Kassim 12, 115 Deaton A. 117 Devonshire, Tracey 115 Distefano, Maria Divetta, James 21 Dockery, Carol 117 Dockery, Craig 117 Domanico, Marie 54, 117, 122 Donohue, Marianne 117 El-Sayed, Maha Elayan, Imad Elikara, Demir 117 Elkins, Bobbie 117 Enright, Carolyn 18, 32, 117 Essaili, Salma Fadhl, Ayman 117 Fadlallah, Radwan Faraj, Ali 117 Faraj, Mariam 117 Fardous, Fouad 117 Fardous, Mohamad 117 Farhat, Hassan Fawaz, Ali 117 Fawaz, Hassan Fawaz, Janice Fawaz, Lubna Fawaz, Mahmoud Fayz, Mariam 33, 117 Finnegen, C. 117 Fitzgerald, Tammy 117 Flores, Frank 117 Gable, Glen Gaines, Joe 117 Garrick, Colleen Geladin, Jeanette Geladin, Kemal 117 Gonzalez, Cristina 38 Grech, Joe 117 Greco, Randall 117 Guerrieri, David Habbas, Habbas 117 Hachem, Mariam Haddad, Kinda 117 Hafez, Fish 117 Hager, John Hamad, Ahmad 117 Hamid, Hussien 117 Hamid, Jamal B. 117 Hamka, Hala 117 Hamka, lhab 31, 117 Hammoud, Amal 117 Hammoud, Hammoudie 117 Hammoud, Hassen 117 Hammoud, Mageda Hannon, Mary Beth 18, 117 Harajli, Abbas Harajli, Alan Ahmad 12, 117 Harb, Fatme 117 Harp, Ida 117 Harper, Michelle M. 114, 117 Hashem, M. 117 Hassan, Amil 117 Hassen, Khaled 117 Hassen, Laura 117 Hazamyl, Chelynn Hazamy, Hassan 117 Hazime, F. 117 Hazime, M. 117 Hinkle, Lori 117 Hodges, Richard 27, 117 Homorogan, C. 117 Horgan, Sean 117 Horvath, Michael Hossein, Karl Hunter, Dawn 117 Hunter, Kimberly Huraibi, Hussein 117 Hurd, Julie 120 Hussein, Fatme Hussein, Saleh 12, 117 Hyssen, Zinet 117 lanni, Frances 117 laquinta, Joseph 117 llayan, Yasmin 117 Illingworth, Brian 117 Irani, Ghada 117, 147 Itani, Abdul-Hafiz 117 luliano, Frank 117 Jaafar, Samer 117 Jaafer, H. 117 Jaber, Silan 146 Jackson, Michelle Jackson, Thomas 117 Jaffal, Zeinelabede 117 Janssen, Mark A. 117 Jaske, Joseph 117 Jawad, Kamal 117 Jawad, Rabih 117 Jeffery, Christopher 26, 27, 117, 118 Jones, Larry 117 Jones, Michael 117 Joseph, Kim Marie 14, 117 Jumaa, Hyam 38, 117 Jusufi, Enver 117 Kadri, Noel 117, 120 Karkaba, Bassem 12, 16, 117 Kashat, Farouk 117 Kashen, Debbie 117, 122, 154 Kassem, Abraham 117 Kassem, Nada 117 Kay, Cynthia Kazbour, Ziad 117, 146 Keo, Dythavy 117 Khalaf, Zuher 117 Kimberlin, D. 117 Kinder, Darrell 117 Kobeisi, B. 117 Konkoly, Cathryn A. 66, 117, 192 Kopcik, Michele Korte, Miks 117 Kosikowski, David 117 Kostovski, Mile 117 Koutroulis, Yionna 117 Kovacs, Robert Kresge, Sherri Krolczyk, Jacqueline 119 Kubik, Kari 119 Kujawski, Susan 119 Labadie, Juulianna 119 Lacaria, Maria 119 Lajiness, Julie Ann 119 Lance, Amy 24, 25, 28, 40, 119, 122, 192 Lapeer, Kimberly 119 Lara, Tina 119 Lavin, Martin 119 Lehman, William 119 Lemus, Laura 119 Lesinski, Ronald Lewandowski, Lisa 14, 37, 119 Lewis, Kimberly 54, 119 Lindros, Dania 18, 119 Linzmaier, Diane 119 Listopad, Wallace 119 Little, Lori Ljumani, Gulsime 119 Lomas, Steven 119 Loos, Michael 119 Lozenich, Frank Lucas, Mathew Luce, Chiara 119 Luke, Stacey Lumani, J. 119 Luna, Anthony 40 Mackey, M. 119 Macki, Kathy 119 Mahoney, Seantell 119 Makki, Kamal 119 Makki, Kifah 119 Makki, O. 119 Makki, Taghrid 119 Malicki, Debra 119 Malkiewice, James 119 Mannarino, Liliana 119 Marcantonio, Christina 119 Marcon, Sergio 119 Marinakos, Chris 33 Mashhour, Mohamad 21 Masterofrancesco, Lisa 114, 119, 122 Mathews, Duane 119 McDonald, James 119 McFerrin, Steven McKee, Kevin Medin, Bedria 119 Mehsen, Haidar 119 Mekled, Charlene 119 Meloche, Michael 119 182 Merhi, Hassan 119 Meri, Hanadi 119 Metewski, M. 119 Mheisan, Belal 119 Miclea, Michael Mikolai, Robert 119 Mikolai, Rodney 119 Mikulski, Vallen Miller, Christina 24, 25, 119 Mills, Melaine 119 Mohamed, Bashir 119 Moheisen, Muhammad Moody, Jonathan 119 Moody, Nathan Morariu, Marius Morga, David 119 Mosallam, Natalie 24, 119 Moser, Rebecca Motowski, Michelle 33, 122 Moughni, Ahmad 119 Mroue, Hafez Mroue, Nadia 119, 120 Mrozinski, Sally 23, 28, 38, 114, 118, 119 Mruzik, Brian 51, 119 Mruzik, Michael 119 Mucha, Debra 119 Mudge, Derek 119 Munoz, Tammy Murray, Victoria M. 18, 119 Murray, William 21, 33, 119 Musial, Jeffrey Naccarato, lima 119 Navarro, Ray 119 Nemeth, Bernadette 18, 119 Nieznalski, Stephanie 119 Nimeh, Dunia 119 O'Brien, Christopher O'Brien, Erin 119 Olkowski, Judith 38, 119 O'Sada Kerry 119 Ouza, Haidar Panousopoulos, Panagiotis 119 Parks, Robert 119 Paulsen, Karla 119 Peet, Thomas 12, 119 Perez, Edward 12, 119 Rossi, Heather 18, 19, 37, 119 Perri, Catherine 18, 119 Peterman, Penny 119 Phillips, Marie 32, 46, 119 Piccirilli, Emanuela 119 Piroli, Felice 119 Polanski, Gina 14, 37, 119 Polidori, Laura 119, 122, 172 Pruneau, Jennifer 119 Puczkowski, Lisa Pulk, Shari 119 Pultorak, Patricia 119 Quiroz, Hilda Rago, Todd 119 Rains, Leslie 67, 119, 122 Rakipi, Dijana 119 Rammouni, Majed 66, 121 Restum, Husein Restum, Tammy Dee 18, 19, 121 Riza, Lisa Liri 14, 37, 38, 121 Roch, Therese 121 Roehl, Alex 121 Rohrig, Theresa 32 Rosado, Mylea 121 Rosemann, Vanessa 121 Rosinski, Victor 121 Rupp, Kevin 121 Rutherford, Donald 121 Saad, Abdel 121 Saad, Hilal 12, 16, 121 Saad, Hussein 121 Saad, Ibtihage 121 Saad, Kamal 121 Saad, Mahmoud 12, 16, 121 Saad, Waffa 121 Sabbagh, Jamil 121 Sabbagh, Khaled 121 Sabbagh, Mariam 121 Sabo, Steven 121 Saghir, Fatmeh 121 Salagan, Dawn Salamey, Fady 18 Salamey, Jeanette 120 Salanta, Alexandrina 121 Saleh, Nasser 121 Saleh, Rania 121 Salem, Saied 121 Salwa, David 121 Santioni, Josephine 121 Sapia, Angelo 121 Sareini, Abdallah 121 Sareini, Farid 121 Sareini, Nowal 114, 121 Sartoris, Suzanne 121 Schantz, Charles 121 Schlaepfer, Carol Schupra, Lisa 121 Sciriha, Bridgett Seychell, Laura 121 Shamat, Carey 121 Shashka, Kastriot 121 Siegler, Beverly 121 Sison, Joseph 121 Skiba, Melissa Slavin, Robert 12, 50, 121 Smalley, David 121 Snyder, Rachael 121 Sobczak, Thomas 121 Spencer, Lisa Stackpoole, Kenneth 121 Staniciu, Vicky 121 Staunton, Michael 121 Stergiadis, Christos 12, 121 Stergiou, Stavros 121 Stockton, Edward 21, 121 Stergiou, Stavros 121 Stockton, Edward 21, 121 Stuchell, John 121 Sulolli, Raif 121 Susko, Robert 121 Sykes, Joseph Sytek, James Joseph 121 Szymanski, Catherine 121 Tackett, Cheryl Taddei, Anna 121 Taft, Dawn Taleb, Amal Taleb, Nahi 121 Taleb, Najwa 121 Taleb, Salam 121 Tanana, Amal Tanner, Bryan Taylor, Troy 121 Tekko, Samer Tiger, Lisa 121 Toccaceli, Lisa 62, 121 Toczylowski, Jenifer 33, 121 Truskowski, David 121 Turfe, Edward 12, 121 Turfe, Mary 121 Unis, Deref 121 Vaka, Drita 121 Vandenbosch, Derek Varga, Kim 121 Vartanian, Sevag Velasco, Margaret 24, 121 Veliu, Nancy 14, 38, 120, 121 Webb, Patricia 121 Wells, Melana 121 Wensko, Mary 123 Whitlow, Lisa 123 Whitt, Kimberly 123 Widener, Glen 123 Widener, Lee Ann 123 Wilamowski, Terry 40 Williams, Kimberly 123 Wincel, Valerie 120, 123, 192 Winters, Louis 123 Wiwigace, Stanley 123 Wizelius, John 123 Wojnar, Conrad 123 Wolter, Kristin 24, 25, 40, 122, 123 Wright, Audrey 38, 123 Wroblewski, Carlene 116, 123 Wroblewski, Robert 123 Wygonik, Steven 16, 123 Wysocki, Paul 123 Yee, Terry 123 Yehia, Manal 33, 123, 147 Zaban, Silan 123, 147 Zahr, Ghada 123 Ziga, Brian Ziga, Janie Ziga, Yvette Zrebiec, Tammy Zreik, Khaled Zwinak, Alex 123 Zygila, Michael 123 Sopho mores Abbas, Fred 125 Abbas, Nawal 125 Abbruzzino, Laura 125 Abruzzino, Teresa 125 Abdallah, Ali 125 Abdallah, Edris Abdallah, Hussein 125 Abdallah, Linda 125 Abdallah, Rima 125 Abdel-Fatah, Nabi! 125 Adams, Chris 125 Adams, Kimberly 125 Ahmad, Ghalia 125 Ahmad, Riad 125 Ahmed, Mohamed 40, 125 Alaouieh, Mona 125 Al-Gahaithi, Sufian 125 Al-Hadad, Saleh Aldrich, Michael 125 Alfieri, Gina 125 Ali, N. 125 Allard, Michael Amen, Fadia Amine, Mariam 125 Amore, Nicolle 125 Anderson, Julie 28, 39, 38, 57, 125, 130 Not Available 125 Apel, Tamara 125 Arfan, Ray 125 Arpasi, Carrie 125 Atkinson, Michelle 125 Audia, Sandra 125 Aun, Fay 125 Aun, Sharifah 125 Awada, Ahlam 125 Awada, Tarik Ayache, Kefah Ayoub, Mohamed 46, 125, 171 Ayoub, Wissam 125 Ayyad, Asma 125 Bagdonas, Lori 125 Baidoun, Nabila 125 Bailey, Kari 28, 125 Bailog, David Barker, James 40, 125 Barker, Thomas Bartlett, Darrin 32, 33, 125 Batayeh, Jacob 125 Battle, Ann 125 Baugh, Edward 125 Baugh, Mary 125 Baum, Christine 125 Baydoun, Ali F. 125 Baydoun, Intisan 125 Baydoun, Robar 40 Baydodun, Taghred 125 Bazzi, Ali Ismail 125 Bazzi, Hassan 125 Bazzi, Hassan 125 Bazzi, Hicham 44, 125 Bazzi, Hussein A. Bazzi, Ibrahim 125 Bazzi, M. 125 Bazzi, Mariam 125 Bazzi, Nidal 125 Bazzi, Saada Bazzi, Salwa 125 Bazzi, Silva 147 Bazzy, Fatme 125 Bazzy, Iman 125 Beahon, Shannon 125 Bellisimo, Anthony 125 Bello, Biagio 125 Bello, Fred 125 Bennett, Tammy 125 Berky, Rachel 125 Berri, Mohamad 125 Berry, Amal 124, 125, 130, 134, 192 Berry, Hussen K. 125 Berry, Mohamad H. 125, 146, 147 Berry, Sam 125 Berry, T. 125 Bertges, Tara 125 183 Beydoun, Abdul Beydoun, Fadi Beydoun, Fouad 125 Beydoun, Intissar 125 Beydoun, Mohamed 125 Beydoun, Souhad 125 Bieranowski, Celeste 125 Blanchard, Sean 125 Bolton, Fleather 24, 25, 125 Bonk, Jeffrey 125 Bonk, Kelly 127 Borrello, Antonio Boyadjian, Pierre 127 Boyer, Mellanie 67, 124, 127 Brewer, Damian 127, 147 Brooks, Michael 127 Bross, Dayna 127, 172, 192 Brown, Laurie 127 Brown, Mark 127 Brown, Ronald 127 Bruce, Sepncer 127 Burke, Brian 44, 127, 132, 134 Burnell, Christopher 127 Burns, Kimberly 127 Byron, Vanessa 24, 127 Cadden, Michael 44, 46, 127 Chahine, Fadia 127 Chamas, Wissam 127 Chami, Salam 127 Chami, Wallid 127 Chami, Yasser 127 Charara, Fidaa 127 Charara, N. 127 Charara, Norma 127 Chehab, Mariam 127 Chene, Kelly 127, 130 Chimento, Vincent 127 Chimienti, Vito 127 Choucair, Feyrouz 127 Cialone, Kelly 14, 127 Cockream, Gordon 127 Colon, Evette 127 Connelly, Chris 127 Cook, Lisa 127 Covelli, Antonietta 127 Crouch, Kathleen 127 Cruz, Michael 127 Dakroub, Khalil 127 Danley, Jeffrey Davidson, Lisa 127 Dawdy, Richard 40, 127 Deford, Philip 127 De Steiger, Claudia Delgado, Karen 24, 127 Deptula, Anthony 127 Derbass, Randah 127 Derry, Michael 44, 127 Desantis, Todd 44, 127 Desteigar, Claudia 127 Dickerson, Marlene Didyk, Holly 127 Distefano, Tina 127 Ditton, James 127 Dockery, Craig Doll, Shawn 127 Donohue, Shawn 127 Dorrello, T. 127 Dowdy, John 127 Duenas, Armina 67, 127 Elafaui, Jeffery 127 El Hawli, Sonia 127 El-Sayed, Zeinab Elder, Jamilah 127 Elhasan, Ali 44, 127 Almadari, Ahmed 127 Elmasry, Nahid 127 Erwin, Robert 127 Esseily, Rima 127 Ezell, Allen 127 Fadallah, Maha 127 Fahnestock, Christin 127 Faraj, Mike 127 Faraj, Rafat 127 Faraj, Souad 127 Farhat, Izzat 127 Farhat, Sawsan 127 Fardous, Mohammed 127 Fawaz, Salwa 127 Ferris, Jeffrey 127 Finnegan, Cynthia 127 Fransko, David 127 Fullmer, Daniel 116, 127 Furdak, Tiffiny 24, 25, 38, 127, 130 Furgason, Heather 127 Gaines, John Galyon, Eric 127 Garber, Sheila 127 Garcia, George Garza, Alex 127 Gavel, Linda 127 Gerasimov, Marc 127 Giammarco, Sandi 127 Gibson, Nichole 127 Gonzalez, Laura 124, 127 Goss, Melissa 127 Gotshaw, James 127 Grech, Joseph Griffin, Dawn 127 Griffith, Jewel 127 Grimme, Debora 127 Guariento, Mary Ann 127 Habbas, Salem 127 Habhab, Mohamed 129 Habhab, Nidal Haidous, Fadia Hakim, Nadim 129 Hallick, Charles 129 Hamad, Akram 44, 129 Hamade, Tarif 129 Hamadie, Rima 18, 129 Hamdan, Talal 40, 129 Hamdeh, Aziza 129 Hamid, Mayada 129 Hamid, Younes 129 Hamka, Majida 129 Hammoud, Leila 129 Hanade, R. 129 Hanan, S. 129 Hancotte, T. 129 Hanna, Darren 129 Hannon, David 129 Harajli, Malek 129 Harhold, Michael 44, 129 Harmon, Harry 129 Harp, Debra 129 Harper, Theresa 129 Hasan, Iram 129 Hassan, Mohammad 129 Haskins, Jason 129 Hassan, Eman Hassan, Yousef Hayley, Mark 129 Hazamy, Dawn 129 Hazemy, Ahmed 129 Hazime, Ali 129 Hazime, Fawaz Hazime, Hassan 21 Hazime, Jamal Henley, Owen 44, 129 Hoffman, Roark 26, 27, 129, 132 Homayed, Hassan 129 Homayed, Niemer 129 Homorogan, Codrut Hossein, Jihad 40 Houraini, Mona 129 Hourain, Ramzi 129 House, Rebecka 129 Humitz, Nicole 129 Huraibi, Sameer Hussein, T. 129 Hussein, Tarek Idzior, Diana 129 Igna, Lucia 129 llayan, Numan Illingworth, Tracy 129 Imperi, Robert 129 Jaafar, Billy 44 Jaafar, Hala Jaber, Nada Jackson, James Jacovetti, Tracy 67, 129 Jarvis, Hanhmy 28, 29, 129 Javor, Susanne 129 Jawad, Jawad 129 Jawadd, Muhamed 129 Jebril, Zeina Jedrzyjowski, Thomas 129 Jergovich, Jodi 129 Jomaa, Kassem 129 Jones, Jennifer 129 Jones, Tammy 129 Jones, Wendy 129 Jumaa, Chade 129 Kade, Melissa 129 Kadry, Imad Kaleniecki, Joanne Karonis, Cynthia 129 Karriem, Khadija 129 Karteczka, Eric Keller, Greg 129 Kendell, Heather 129 Kenney, Scott 129 Khalaf, Mary 129 Khaled, Dina 129 Khalil, Hossein 44, 129 Khalil, Janane 129 Khalil, Khadije 129 Kidd, Ali 129 Kimberlin, Daniel 129 Kimberlin, Jacqueline 129 Klees, Jason 129 Klees, Kristin 129 Klobucher, Mary Ann 23, 28, 129 Kolo, Julie 129 Konkoly, Meredith 129 Kopchia, James 44, 45, 129, 171 Kosikowski, Matthew 129 Koskyn, Shawn 46, 47, 129 Koussan, Ferial 129, 147 Krumins, Mark 129 Kubik, Debra 129 Kuc, Paul 129 Kucel, Kimberly 129 Kusterer, Judith 129 Lara III, Tomas 129 Latigo, Alailna 129 Latin, William 44, 46, 47, 129 Lendzion, Jeffrey 44, 129 Lewis, Allison 129 Lewis, George 129 Lewis, Lynn 129 Lindros, Angelique 129 Lomas, George 131 Lona, T. 131 Loter, James 119 Lutteke, Kristin 131 Lytwyn, Paige 130, 131 Mackey, Michelle 131 Maher, Joseph 131 Mailloux, Michael 131 Maisari, Yasser 131 Makki, Fatima 131 Makki, Kiko 131 Makled, Mike 131 Malushi, Luani 21, 46, 131 Mansour, Hussein Marchese, Melissa 131 Margitza, Elizabeth 131 Marinakos, Christopher Marinucci, Theresa 131 Marshall, Dana 67, 131 Marshall, Michelle Mashhour, Samar 38, 131 Masley, Shantell 131 Masri, M. 131 Masri, Youseff McComb, Daniel 131 McDonald, Michelle 131 McDonnell, Rhonda 131 McGrew, Jason 131 McLeod, Margaret 131 Merhi, Hassan 131 Miftari, Floresha 131 Mijok, Otiliza 131 Milkie, Erika Miller, Scott Mohamed, Abdulla Molhassen, Noja 131 Mokdad, Amanie 131 Montney, Jennifer 131 Moody, Nathan 131 Morrison, Richard 131 Moughni, Wafa 33 Moukalled, Mohamad 44, 46, 47, 131, 146 Mucha, Sandra 131 Muheisen, Ahmad 131 Mugbal, Ali 131 Mugbil, S. 131 Murfig, Ida 131 Mustafa, Nabeel 131 Mutahr, Abdulwaha 131 Naji, Hassan Nasser, Ayman 131 Nasser, Yassar 44, 131 Nasser, Ziyad Nastovski, Steven 131 Navarro, Carlos 44, 131 Nimeh, Tasser 131 Okdie, Christine 131 Onorato, Marina 131 Orick, Steven 131 Osiran, Reem 131 Oudeif, Khalid 131 184 Owen, Marius Palchak, Lawrence 26, 27, 44, 131 Palicz, Mathew 131 Parashos, Mike 131 Pavle, Christopher 131 Pavlick, Matthew 33 Pawlak, Mark 131 Pelc, Lisa Pelle, Judy Ann 131 Perczak, Matthew Peretto, William 131 Pesko, Cheryl Phillips, Jamie Philpot, Michael 131 Philpot, Robert Pociask, Matthew 131 Podorsek, Patricia 24, 25, 27, 127, 131 Polidori, Rita 28, 29, 46, 131 Polocoser, Viorel 131 Portelli, Anthony Posler, Gregory 131 Przydzial, Karen 131 Raffoul, Tina 131 Rahal, Ghassan 131 Rahal, Ronald 44, 46, 131 Rahman, Ramzey Rains, Matthew 131 Rammouni, Mahmoud 131 Ravenscroft, Joseph 44, 131 Reamer, Roxanne 131 Reid, Cheryl 131 Reinbold, Eric 128, 131 Reno, Julieanne 131 Reptsis, John 131 Riche, Warren 44, 46, 131 Riggins, Michelle 131 Ringuette, Jason 131 Ritthaler, Darin 44, 131 Rivers, Robert 131 Riza, Richard 133, 146 Risk, Sawsan Roch, Michael 131 Roger-Szafran, Thomas 133 Rogers, Tracy 133 Rolland, Gregory 133 Rosinski, Marcus 26, 27, 128, 130, 133 Rowlands, James 133 Saab, Radwan 133 Saad, Amine Saad, Deeb 133 Saad, Inaam 133 Sabbagh, Amine Sadowski, Brian Saeed, Mohamed Saghir, Chade 133 Sain, Tracey 133 Salame, Hisham 21, 44 Salame, Mohamad 133 Salame, Nawal 133, 147 Salamey, Rima 14, 128, 133 Salanta, Alexdrina 133 Saleh, Cheryl Saleh, Dina 133 Saleh, Kassim Saleh, Omar 133 Sallam, Enos 133 Sallam, Susan 133 Sanders, William 133 Sareini, Ahmad 133 Sareini, Toufic 133 Sareini, Younes 133 Sawicki, Sean 133 Scharf, Jeffrey 133 Schebel, Joseph 133 Schembri, Karen 133 Schertzer, Todd 44, 133 Schneider, Alexander 133 Schuelke, Craig 40, 133 Selim, Nesim 133 Senczyszyn, Wendy 133 Sersen, Jason 133 Seychel, Laura 133 Seychel, Paul 133 Shahrouri, Mazen 133 Shakarchi, Ifaa 133 Sharay, Norman Shebli, Ali 133 Shuayto, Hanan Smith, Daryl Smuk, Carol 133 Smuk, Jodree 133 Snapstys, Ruta 133 Sobczak, Kari 38, 133 Sobieski, Michelle 23, 28, 133 Soueid, Nada 133 Sparapani, Michael 46, 133 Stahl, Phillip 40, 133 Stecker, Mary 133 Steeg, David 133 Stelmock, Robert 133 Stewart, James 133 Stoltman, John Stona, P. 133 Stylianou, Andrew 133, 146 Styliamou, Michael 44, 46, 47, 133 Sufi, Nabil 44 Suldli, Bessie 133 Swan, Audrey 133 Szelag, Jennifer 133 Szewczyk, Randolph 133 Tafelski, Thomas 133 Taleb, Fouad 133 Tanana, Samer Taylor, Amanda Tomchak, Debbie 133 Tomei, Derek 26, 27, 130, 133 Tonna, Marlene 124, 133 Toth, Vikki 130, 133 Turpen, Carolyn 133 Urban, Beata 133 Vaccaro, Frank 46, 133 Varga, Kevin 33, 133 Walblay, Christopher 44, 133 Walker, Debra 133 Watson, Michele 135 Weber, William 21, 135 Wehab, Moray 21, 44, 135 Wesala, Wendy 38, 135 Whip, Christina 135 Wido, Tisa 135 Wisneski, Todd 135 Wohlfeil, Kimberly 18, 135 Wojciechowski, Christopher 135 Wolok, Lia 135 Woodington, Toni 135 Woolery, Charles Worden, Darron 135 Wright, Nancy 38, 135 Wright, Tracie 28, 135 Wunderlich, Janine 135 Yafai, Salah 135 Yatim, I. 135 Yatim, Najwa Yudasz, Mitchell 135 Yugovich, Jason 135, 177 Zaban, Fouad 12, 16, 135 Zaben, Imad 135 Zahr, Riyad 135 Zahra, Leila 135 Zdan, Andrea 135 Zebib, Nabil 40, 135 Zejneli, Fetije 38, 135 Ziga, Tammy Zinn, Jennifer 28, 135 Zielinski, Dawn 135 Zotkovich, Andrew 16, 34, 128, 135 Zoyiopoulos, Maria 135 Zreibiec, T. 135 Zreik, Saber Zuberi, Reiz 134, 135 Freshmen Abate, Elena 136 Abbas, Nabiha Abbas, Nawal 136 Abbruzzino, Victor 136 Abdallah, Bilal 136 Abdallah, Hassan 136 Abdallah, N. 136 Abdallah, Rima Abdou, Nariman Abdulkarim, Amani 136 Abraham, Sheryl 46, 136 Accra, Wanda 136 Ahmed, G. 136 Ahmed, Nabel Aikens, Amy 136 Aikens, Michael 136 Ajami, Laila 136 Ajiouche, Hussein 136 Alamin, VV. 136 Aladulah, J. 136 Alaquieh, Jamal Alawi, Adel 136 Alghaithi, Sufian Al-Hadad, Abdusalam 136 Ali, Yasser 136 Allard, M. 136 Allbeight, Luther 125 Allen, Martin 136 Almanza, Roberto 136 Alqadhi, Fawzia Alrayashi, Abla 136 Altahib, Abdulwali Alumari, Kahtan 137 Amen, Ahmad 137 Amen, Anissa 137 Anani, Samar 137 Ankauny, Dean Ashcroft, Juli Ann 137, 142 Assed, Ameena 49, 137 Atwie, Mohamed 137 Audia, Sandra Aun, Wanda 137 Awethe, Joe 137 Ayache, Zeina 137 Ayad, Rabieh Ayoub, Aida Ayoub, Ibrahim 137 Ayyad, Haed 137 Baidoun, Nabila Ballog, Kirk Barakat, Kahil 137 Baran, David 26, 27, 137 Baran, James Baran, Joseph 137 Baran, S. 137 Barker, Linda 137 Barret, Michele 137 Batayeh, Sultan 137 Bauer, Andrea 137 Baumgart, Tina Baydoun, Rhonda Bazzi, Abbas 137 Bazzi, Ghada 137 Bazzi, Ibrahim 137 Bazzi, Maussa 137 Bazzi, Suzanne 18, 137 Bazzi, Zeinab 137 Bazzy, Mirvat 137 Bazzy, Shadi 40, 137 Beahon, Joseph 137 Beckes, Michelle 46, 49, 137 Benton, Kelly 137 Berro, Reda 137 Berry, Abdallah 137 Berry, Charlene 137 Berry, Dawn 137 Berry, Denise 137 Berry, Kassem 137 Berry, Sheraz 137 Berryhill, Pamela 137 Berryhill, Robert 137 Bettley, Christine 137 Beydoun, Ali 137 Beydoun, B. 137 Beydoun, Merwan 137 Bilsky, Nina 137 Black, Cassandra 137 Blaik, Samih 137 Borillo, Maria 137 Bouzeid, Fadi 137 Bowman, Cathleen 24, 25, 137, 49 Bozinovski, Suzana 137 Bracci, Robert 137 Brawdy, Theresa 137 Brewer, Edith Ruth 137 Bronson, Lynn 137 Brooks, David 137 Brooks, John P. 137 Browning, Thomas 139 Bruni, Rosita 139, 142 Bunell, Carey Byron, Robert 139 Cannon, Daniel 139 Carbone, Samantha 139 Carney, Eileen 24, 139 Caruso, James 139 Cece, Jennifer 139 Celmer, Candice 139, 46 Celmer, Joseph 139 Chahine, Mohamed Chami, Hassan Chami, Shadia 185 Chami, J. 139 Chammaut, Mohamed 139 Charara, Nadia Checcobeli, Carol 139 Cheikh, Zinab 139 Chimento, Vincent 139, 40 Chimienti, Vito 139 Cloney, Matthew 139 Caciuba, Calin 139 Cody, Janice 139 Comiah, A. 139 Conanelly, Christopher Cornish, Ann Marie Covelli, Theresa 139 Crawford, Michelle 139 Cretanovski, T. 139 Crisi, Dina 139 Cumberland, Scott 139, 48 Curcuru, Joseph 139 Cvetanovski, Tina 139 Cyr, Michelle 139 Dagher, Houda 139 Dakkallah, Ibrahim 139 Dakhlallah, Ramzi 139 Darwish, J. 139 Darwish, Jeffery 48, 139 Darwish, Soumaya 139 David, Catherine 139 Deaibes, Imad 139 Deaton, Andrew 27 Deleon, Dawn 139 Deleon, Kimberly 139 Delgado, Vincent 27, 139 Demirjian, Maria 139 Denlar, Miklos 139 Derbass, Ahmed 139, 144 Devonshire, Kristine 139 Dickenson, Carla 139 Dillabough, Tracy J. 139 Dillabough, Tray N. 139 Dolson, Amanda 139 Dourra, Youssef Dssran, D. 139 Eads, Donald Elayan, I. 139 El Mahil, Shayef Elsayed, N. 139 El-Sayed, Nabila El-Zaghir, Rana 139 Elghoul, Rita 139 Elkafaji, Jeffery Elmadri, Yahya Elmore, Stephanie 139 Elery, William 139 Ettaker, Hanan 139 Fadlallah, Insaf 46, 139 Faraj, Dooud 139 Faraj, Fouad 139 Faraj, Hassan 139 Farley, Melissa 139 Fawaz, Marry 139 Fawaz, Mohamed 139 Fawaz, Suzanne 139 Fisher, Sparkle 139 Fleenary, Josieann 139 Forma, Cassanndra 139, 142 Fraley, Kenneth Fredrickson, Robert 139, 142 Fukuda, Kyle 27, 139 Fullmer, David 40, 139 Gable, Scott 139 Gaites, John 139 Galav, George 139 Gamal, S. 139 Ganczarski, Jennifer 139 Gill, Mary Ellen 139 Goodman, Lisa 139 Goutimy, Kenneth 139 Grass, Emily 139 Grech, Anthony 139 Greenwell, Pamela 139 Guevara, Henry 139 Habbas, Hanan Hackem, Samiha 139 Haidar, Wahid 139 Hallup, Michael 139 Halt, Valerie 24, 25, 49, 139 Hamad, Mohamed 48 Hamid, Mariam 139 Hamka, Hanadi 139 Hammoud, Nawal 139 Handcotte, Anthony Hana, Daryl 139 Hanrahan, James 139 Harajli, Malek 48 Harake, Ayad Harp, Karen 18, 141 Hasan, Umar 141 Hasan, N. 141 Haskeit, D. 141 Haskem, Linda 141 Haskins, Jason Hassan, Amil Hassan, Nidal Hassein, J. 141 Hazamy, Lina 141 Hazamy, Ahmed Hazime, Ali Hazime, John A. 141 Hazimeh, Jihad 141 Hebert, Dawn 141 Helmuth, Alice 141 Henderson, Christine 24, 25, 141 Hernandez, Carla 141 Hernandez, Laura 141 Hindle, David 141 Hodges, Douglas 141 Hornsluy, Jeffery 141 Hasfelt, Doris 24 Hudson, John 141 Humphrey, Laurie Anne 141 Hunter, James 141 Huraibi, Samir 141 Husein, Maher 141 Husein, Shaher 141 Hutchinson, Roderick Hutton, Sandy 141 Hypes, Corey 48, 141 Hyssen, Sabedin 141 Ideis, Nada 141 llayan, Abdel 141 Ingersoll, Ann 141 Inman, Pamela 40, 141 Jaafer, Amal 141 Jaafer, Hussein Jafr, Amna 141 Jackson, Kelli 141 Jafaz, Jennifer 141 Jannawan, Mona 141 Jarvis, Chi 141 Jawad, Hassan 141 Jebril, Ahmed 141 Jelic, Jelena 141 Johnson, Dawn 49, 141 Joseph, Kristine 46, 49, 141 Joseph, Sharon 141 Kabrouich, Thomas 141 Kachadoorian, Lydia 141 Kadry, I. 141 Kadry, Inaya 141 Kakipi, J. 141 Kalenieck, Joanne 141 Kalkas, Yasser Karczewski, Ian 141 Karkaba, Yasser 141 Karonis, Peter 141 Kashen, James 141 Kearns, Mark 141 Kendell, Heather 141 Keys, Kimberly Ann 141 Khalil, Janane 141 Kiafoulis, Harry 141 Kidd, Kimberly 141 Kimberlin, Kevin 141 Kirkhart, Stephen 141 Klobucher, Michele Lee 24, 25, 141, 144 Kobeissi, Bassima Kochel, Holly 141 Kopka, Krista 141 Kornetti, Eugene 141 Korte, Matthew 141 Kowalik, Kimberly Kramer, Daniel 141 Kubica, Kelly 141 Kuc, Paul Kuc, Tricia 141 Kuchka, Jerome 33, 48, 141, 142 Kujawski, Jefferey 141 Kulfan, Barbara 46, 141 Kulig, Kenneth 141 Kultan, Barbara Kurczewski, Ian Kurek, Rachel 141 Lacaria, John 140, 141, 144 Landini, Angela 141 Lara, Tony 141 Leijten, Shellie 141 Lesinski, Brian Lewis, Beverly 141 Lewis, Dennis 141 Linsea, Shannon Liss, Dennis 141 Listopad, Anthony 141 Ljumani, Emri 141 Lomas, Mary 141 Lousias, Nicholas 141 Lucente, Salvatore Maciak, Jefferey 141 Mahmoud, Asma 141 Makki, Ahmad 141 Makki, Aida 141 Makki, Nada 141 Makki, Omayne Makki, Wafa 141 Makky, Tanya 143 Makled, Ali 143 Malczynski, Philip 143 Malczejnski, Robert 143 Mamudovski, Erkin 143 Mangiapane, Nancy 143 Manley, Katherine 136, 143 Mannarino, Sibvana 142, 143 Manning, Robin Mansour, Hassan 143 Mansour, Hussein 143 Mansour, Raghda 143 Marchetti, Maria Teres 143 Margitza, Leslie 143 Marra, Paolo 143 Masley, Shantell 40, 72, 143 Masri, Fatima 143 Mathena, Mark Matthews, Jason 143 Mattocks, Dana 136, 143 Mazzie, James 143 Mazzuca, Maurizia 143 McCall, Charles 27, 143 McClusky, Michelle 143 McComb, Susan 143 Mccorquodale, Tiffany 143 Mcdevitt, Kelly 143 McDougall, Kellie 46, 49, 143 Mcelligott, Tracey 143 Mcfarland, Tom 143 McGlinchey, Dan 143 McGovern, James Meyer, Margaret 143 Mheisan, Jehad 143 Migliorato, Gina 24, 143, 147 Mijok, Geronimo 143 Mikolai, Donald 143 Milanovich, Nebojsa 143 Miller, Christopher Misiak, Richard 143 Mitchell, Steven Magielski, Pamela 143 Mohamed, Hameed Mohassen, Nema 143 Moody, Cristin 143, 147 Moon, Robert Morario, Marius 143 Mosallam, Gamal 44, 48, 143 Mosher, Dawn 143 Moughni, Majed 143 Moustafa, Raaid 143 Mroue, Yasser 48, 143 Mrowka, Tammy 143 Muheisen, Hatem 143 Muqbal, Abdullah 143 Murray, Peter V. 143 Mussaed, Ali 143 Mustafa, Maymon 143 Mustafa, Nada 143 Mustafa, Shqiperi 143 Mutahr, Abdulwahab Nabozny, Jennifer 143 Nagy, Joseph 143 Naji, Hussein 143 Nassar, Hadi 143 Nassar, Yaser 27, 143 Nasser, Abdul 143 Nasser, Ghada 143 Nasser, Ziad 143 Nastovski, Steven Newell, Anna 143 Nickoloff, Jennifer 24, 25, 143 Nimeh, Ali 143 Nims, Tereasa 143 Nimeh, Dunia 143 Okdie, Cynthia Osiran, Dena Osman, Michael 143 Ouza, Haidar 143 Palchak, Natalie 38, 46, 48, 143 186 Pace, Angele 143 Palmieri, Caterina 143 Paquin, Shannon 143 Paraskos, Angie 143 Parrelly, Nikki Lynn 143 Paul, Lisa 143 Pawlesjeski, Michael 40, 143 Pawlowski, Renee 142, 143 Pelc, Douglas 143 Percival, Alan 48, 143 Petroi, Anna 143 Phillips, Michelle 143 Piccirilli, Davide 143 Pilch, Phillip 27, 143 Piroli, Antoinette 49, 143 Pitman, Christina 143 Pizzo, Laura 143 Polanski, Donald 44, 46, 142, 143 Polacoser, Elena 143 Polacoser, Estera 143 Pooley, Lisa 40, 143 Provolt, Julie 143 Psykala, Tracey 143 Puja, Ana Maria 145 Quiroz, Renu Rababeh, Mehieddine 145 Rahman, Ramzey 145 Rakipi, Aferdita 145 Rakipi, Gezim 143 Ramirez, Melissa 40, 145 Rascol, Robert 145 Reda, Fiadi 145 Reda, Khalid 145 Redd, Gina 142, 145 Reno, Gregory 145 Resto, Anthony 145 Rich, Shanon 46, 49, 140, 145 Ringle, Robert 144, 145 Rivera, Jose 145 Rodriquez, Helen 145 Rogers, Cynthia 145 Rolland, Cheryl 145 Rowland, Gina 145 Saad, Ali 145 Saad, Mariam 49, 145 Saad, Najat Saad, Rhagida 46, 49, 145 Sabbagh, Ahmad 48, 145 Sabagh, Amine 145 Sain, Tracy Salame, Bilal 145 Saleh, Gamal Sallam, Adham 145 Salloumi, Ahmed 145 Salmaci, Alii 48, 145 Sanders, William 145 Sanford, Jason 145 Sant, Paul 145 Santioni, Sandra 145 Sareini, Mary 145 Sareini, Nadia 49, 145 Sareini, Toufic Schofield, William 26, 27, 145 Selameh, Nadia 145 Selders, Thomas Selim, Nancy 145 Serazio, Julie 46, 145 Shahrouri, Mariam 145 Shajrah, Mohamed 145 Shamseddie, Hussein 145 Shaner, Ernest 145 Sharif, Fawzi 145 Sharif, Hanifa 145 Sharp, Paul Shaskos, Christ 145 Shohatee, Ali Shudell, Anthony 145 Smith, John 145 Smith, Wendy 145 Socha, Bryan 145 Sofyan, Saroor 145 Songer, Roxanne 145 Soueidan, Fadi Spanopoulos, Ahastasia 145 Sparks, Richard 40, 145 Srour, Reda 145 Stanley, Katherine 145 Staunton, Anne Marie 46, 145 Stecker, Melissa 145 Steffen, Christie 145 Steigerwald, Marvin 48, 145 Stoltman, John 145 Stone, Paul Stover, Michael 145 Succurro, Filomena 145 Sulolli, Mazes Bessi 49 Surma, Dlan 145 Swain, Kimberlee 145 Swiatlowski, Carolyn 145 Szalkowski, Scott 48, 145 Szczesniak, Robert 145 Taleb, Fouad Tayeh, Abdullah 145 Terry, Lisa 145 Testani, Anthony 48, 145 Thornewell, Christopher 145 Tobin, Kelly 24, 25, 49, 145 Tokarczyk, Renee 145 Tomei, Laura 24, 25, 49, 145 Turner, Traci 145 Tuggigiano, Gina 145 Tyler, Brandon 145 Ulicne, Beverly 145 Unis, Juli 145 Vaka, Selvije 49, 147 Valentine, April 142 Vaught, Dina 147 Veliu, Linda 46, 147 Wallace, Sarah 24, 147 Wesala, Jon 147 White, Jana 147 White, Janet 147 Whitley, Jason 147 Wilamowski, David 147 Wilinski, Michael 147 Williams, Sonya Witty, Brenda 147 Wiwigacz, Eileen 147 Wojtowicz, Jamie 147 Wolf, Marianne 147 Worden, Brian 147 Wright, Hollie 48, 147 Xantheas, Angelique 147 Yasser, Kalhoj 147 Yasser, Ali 147 Zaben, Imad 147 Zeolla, Joseph 147 Zeolla, Mario 147 Zielinski, Kevin Ziga, Melissa Zrebiec, Cindy 48, 136, 147 Zreik, ladi 147 Zygila, Jeffrey 147 187 We Are Truly Faces in the Crowd 188 Credits The 1986 Fleur de Lis is the result of hard work by many people. The primary work force consisted of the Yearbook Class which included 28 students. Each of them contributed a great deal to the production of the book. Among their duties were: designing the format, selecting the cover, organiz- ing the sections, and doing all the layouts for each page of the book. We wish to thank our photography staff, without whom there would have been no book. Under the direction of Mr. Carl Bengtsson, this group took and developed the pictures. Virtually thousands of pictures were taken. The staff then selected only the ones they felt told the story of the year. With little prior experience, the photogra- phy staff did a remarkable job. Our photographers were: Amy Lance, Jim Murray, She-She Abraham, Mac Christmas, Hani Bazzi, and Joel Hurley. Mr. John Adams also took several pictures. Special thanks goes to Bill Ciccone and Cris Monteiro for their long hours in the photo lab. We also wish to extend our sincere thanks to Mrs. Dorothy Failor who helped immensely with the collection of money. In addition, Mrs. Lor- raine Miller, of Walsworth Publishing Company, aided both the staff and advisor greatly. We truly appreciate her help. We have tried to produce an accurate and informative record of this year at Fordson High School. Although our goal was to make the book error-free, we realize that some errors may exist, and we apologize for them. John Adams, Yearbook Advisor, wishes to thank the staff personally for their dedication and commitment. Staff Editors-in-chief Heather Bowie, She-She Abraham Typists Chimene Alawan, Kelly Lutteke, Jeannie Chiodo Index Hani Bazzi, Mr. Len Bloch, Dawn Cialone, Cathy Konkoly, Amal Berry, Dayna Bross, Val Wincel, Chimene Alawan Introduction Hani Bazzi, Heather Bowie, Moe Bedoun Photography She-She Abraham, Mac Christmas, Amy Lance, Jim Murray, Cris Mon- teiro, Hani Bazzi, Joel Hurley, Bill Ciccone Advisors Mr. John Adams,Mr. Carl Bengtsson Staff Jim Murray, Bill Ciccone, Joel Hur- ley, Simone Caron, Marianne Wan- tuck, Stephanie Mileto, Hanna Jaber, Nikki Noroyan, Jeannie Chiodo, Kelly Lutteke, Valerie Wincel, Chi- mene Alawan, Laura Galay, Patty Worden, Heather Bowie, Cris Mon- teiro, Nicole Petish, Ali Salamey, Amal Berry, Dayna Bross, Cathy Kon- koly, Dawn Cialone, Eric Johnson, Gino Sessa, Diane Delgado, Moe Bedoun, Amy Lance, Miles Christ- mas, Hani Bazzi 189 Our Staff in Action! '86 Fleur de Lis Staff First row: Adviser, Mr. John Adams. Second row: Nicole Petish, Dayna Bross, Joel Hurley, Cino Sessaf Ali Salamey, Cathy Konkoly, Third row: Patty Worden, Amal Berry, Val Wine el, Chimene A la wan, Hana Jaber, Simone Caron, Dawn Cialone, Marianne Wantuck, Amy Lance, Mac Christmas. Fourth row: Heather Bowie, Hani Bazzi, Diane Delgado, Moe Bedoun, Nikki Noroyan, Stephanie Mileto, Jim Murray, Bill Ciccone, Chris Monteiro, Jeanne Chiodo, Kelly Lutteke, Not pictured: Photo adviser, Mr. Carl Bengtsson, Co-Editor, She-She Abraham, Laura Galay and Eric Johnson. 192 WALMWMNTM FUBLMHINO COMPANY MARCEUNC MIUOt'RI MM