Northampton Area High School - Amptennian Yearbook (Northampton, PA)

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Randy Barron and Kenny Borger are looking for The inner Don'T argue, lhe world is round' slwles Mr Wolf lo Tom core of lhe globe in Earlh Science. Schwarrz and Tom Tanczos in Geography cla s SCIENCE The scienrisfs of The furure are busily working +0- day in The laborarories of Mr. Frailey, Mr. Reich- ardr. Mr. Snyder, and Mr. Ballier. Who knows wha? imporfanr discovery one of rhese porenrial scienfisfs may make? Experimenfs and formulae seem redious buf are well worrh lhe befrer undersranding gained of narure and rhe world around us. for +he earfh is geffing smaller, or so 'rhe earfh science and geog- raphy sfudenrs have been heard ro say. This under- sfanding forms a common bond of knowledge be- 'rween ourselves and our neighbors around rhe world, a key To 'rhe secrels of 'rhe universe. M Frailey looks on a Bull Csensils experimenfs wirh The Maryann Puchyr and WI: m Hyland nofe pressure n assisfance of C Seiger D Sawka, J. Brown, and M. Mifchell. Physica class vilh Mr Reic ard page 58