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

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LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL FOR SALE. Keeping their sense of humor, Jen Lacko, Kelly Kemerer. and Teri Knopf try to sell the school in hopes of not returning for the first day. WHISTLE WHILE YOU WORK. Hard at work. Kathy . Spcnglcr. Michelle Schleicher, and Stephanie Narhart take advantage of the great weather to earn some extra money by washing cars. THIN IS IM! Caroline Green escapes after being 4 shoved into a locker by her friends during the jour nalism workshop at Lycoming College. - II STUDENT LIFE 9

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THRIVING COMPETITION. The high school gym is in need of many repairs. including the replacement of the floor and bleachers. Grad Requirements Provided For The cost was estimated at $611,401. The project added twelve classrooms, enlarged the cafeteria and wrestling room, and centrally located the library. The addition provided room for 360 more students. Throughout the next 21 years, the faculty committed themselves to provide students with the best education programs offered; however, in 1985, the Pennsylvania State Department of Education changed Chapter V rules and regulations for the students in the class of 1989 and thereafter. Graduation requirements in math and science departments increased by one credit each. Consequently, a program expansion became necessary. fku I 1 W3 mV Mm mm w» ViViViVi VV EL mm mm ♦V V V V ♦V V W ♦ Vm V Vmm ♦Vmm VmVm ♦Vmm VmVm ♦Vmm ♦Vmm ♦Vmm VmVm ♦Vmm ♦Vmm ♦Vmm VmVm ml a VMVM vr 1 5 STUDENT LI EE WMt Wm Mk wM wM ♦VfuViV Wm VMVM VMVM VMVM MMV VMVM ♦MMV MMV MMV VMM MMV MMV ♦♦♦♦Mat VMVM MMV MMV MMV MMV MMV VMM MMV VMM. MMV 2

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BASEMENT BUDDIES. George Snyder teaches his English class in the basement. he shares the classroom with Theresa Glessner. Board Proposes $10 Million Plan Renovations for the senior high were proposed in late 1985. The plans included an eight room wing connecting the junior and senior high schools, a Northside enclosure housing the library into an art room and an enlargement of industrial arts and home economics areas. The communication, electrical, and plumbing systems would also be updated. Before the board s vote on December 4, 1985, changes took place in personnel. Due to the resignation of Linda Fili-povits only eight people voted. The project was rejected by a 4-4 tie vote. The board members that voted no felt that the $10 million estimated cost was too much for the district to afford. Community residents who supported the proposal thought this decision was very 10 STUDEHT LIFE WORKING WOMEN. Skicy Henry stops fora drink on her break from John Wanamakers and visits Tania Todor at Cookie Classic's in the Lehigh Valley Mall.