Amphitheater High School - Panther Trails Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Mm T Com. . . The overpopulation of Amphi was the main purpose behind the building of the west side of the campus. The buildings were put up in order to have a place to house the whole student body. The structure will be highly advanced and very modern. The estimated time of completion is January of 1889. Just behind the home economics building is another construction. Trades class built a two bedroom house which is to be auctioned off. Congratulations to the construction trades for this innovative fundraiser. riot to be outdone by the changes, Ms. Aimes and her agricultural classes gave the area around the fine arts building a much need facelift. Trees and bushes were planted in an effort to beautify this area. Thanks to all those hard working students and faculty for making Amphi a better place. Ms. Aimes class improves our campus by redo- ing the landscape. Laborers work hard to make the new gym a suc- cess. The construction trades class show their skills by building a two bedroom house. Wayne Clark helps chop up the dirt to make room for some greenery. TV

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Sedbejfc Au My On December 1986, DECA spon- sored a seat belt assembly. The purpose of this assembly was to persuade everyone to buckle up. Many students from Sahuro came to help get the message across that it ' s important to wear your seat belt because it might save your life. If their friends, Roy Lewallg, Shannon Files, Lisa Romo, and David Aldecca, were wearing their seat belts, they might still be alive today. Also the director of Emergency Center, Ms. Lou Casan- oval was there to give us her side on auto accidents. For many stu- dents, the message got across. The results are that they ' re wearing their seat belts now. This assembly was held in the memory of the Cholla students and Amphi ' s Susan Smith. Please re- member to buckle up, it could save your life. I - iHr B k H -.H H i r ■ i S ■ I r- ' J I ' s m Amphi students share the tears of Cholla Student sorrow. Mr. Alberts adds a few words to comfort the moment. Students from Cholla M.S. relate their exper- iences on traffic deaths within their student body. T+