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

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yAdMinistration RoW 1 le 1 ,0 r' ,)‘ R,chard Heberling, Leo McCloskey. Larry Kemmerer. Elsie Andrews. Michael Penglase. Row 2: Richard Anthony. Donald Saul. Robert Nyce. Seated: John Bensing. Standing (left to right): Charles Dischinat. Frank Kovacs. Edwin Coyle. Edward Tremba. Dale Utt. John McAllister. Business 'Department Seated (left to right): Pat Vulcano. Diane Neiper. Standing: Dept. Chairman Thomas Neiper. Trish Wainio. John Heard. Mario Pasquariello. Karen Rehrig. Guidance Personnel (Left to right) Craig Moyer. Jane Pali. R. James Kinter. Dan Marakovits.

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1She ? qnl6t vle on our wa ) Special Education and Alternative 'Department Sine Arts Department (Left to right): Mike Schneider. John Davis. Sharon Pascoe. Tim Caffrey. Roger (Left to right): Alice Keim. Roger Firestone. Alek Erdosy. Missing: Mark Washburn. Jonkman and Kent Ruch. Physical Education Department foreign language Department (Left to right): Rosemary Engler. Debbie Anthony. Dept. Chairman Gordon Bartholomew. Seated (left to right): Laura Pierom. Nancy Bowman. Standing: William Grammes. Robert Nemeth. Joan Kremus. Dept. Chairman Ronald Kresge. Daniel Rempp.

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 6t provtie pare ccofi Kaaren LoGuidice environment. seems happy in the outdoor I appreciate the extra money and like meeting the many different kinds of people that go to Amores.” stated Kaaren LoGuidice. LoGuidice has been working at Amores since last May and all through the summer. During the hot summer days, LoGuidice watered and tended plants and worked as a cashier, waiting on customers. In the future, LoGuidice plans to attend Penn State majoring in the field of biology. Dave Gillette’s job has given him a sense of satisfaction. Charles Dischinat sports his beekeeping uniform and proud collection. For the past five years, Assistant Principal Charles Dischinat, along with a few other teachers in the school district. has been raising bee hives. A past biology teacher. Dischinat became interested through learning about bee keeping. His father, who had also kept bees, gave him some of his equipment. Presently, Dischinat has hives at three locations and sells almost five-hundred pounds of honey a year just by word of mouth. Honey has beneficial enzymes in it that arc very helpful to people, but can be lost if not processed properly,” said Dischinat. Dischinat strives to maintain these enzymes through the process. Interestingly. Dischinat is allergic to bee stings and has to be covered head to toe when in the presence of his hives. Nevertheless, these risks are what he takes for a hobby he enjoys greatly. I enjoy working there because I made a lot of new friends.” stated Dave Gillette. Gillette works at Willow Brook Golf Course in Catty. He commented that he practically runs the whole place when the owner is not present. He does various jobs such as working at the concession stand in the club house, renting equipment, cutting grass, and trimming. Gillette has been working at the golf course since April 1985 and intends to continue working there until he begins his attendance at the Coast Guard Academy.