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

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 Disnr life Annex Reopens to Students During the summer of 1986, another difficulty arose. The relocation of many students was in question. The school board agreed to reopen the Central Building on Main Street. Selected students consist of tenth grade college prep, general academics, vo-tech, and eleventh grade business. Although special education was originally placed in the basement of the Central Building, it was later moved back to the high school when asbestos was found around building pipes. Construction did not start on schedule due to problems with the bids. They were rejected on December 18. Contracts were awarded by the board on January 12, 1987 and construction started soon after. OVERCROWDED. The cafeteria is a place to eat and to socialize. Overcrowded conditions resulted in long lines and lack of seats. HE WORKS HARD FOR HIS MOMEY! Orlando Zito and his co-worker wax a customer's car shortly after washing it. Both students enjoy working in their spare time at Mario Andretti’s car wash. 15

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BAD BOYS. Looking for some action. Rich tteffeb finger and Andy Franklin walk around the mall. » scoping for some friends on a Saturday night. A BEAR MUG. Pam Schwartz meets Rudi. the Christmas Bear, outside John Wanamakers before finishing up her Christmas shopping.

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PACKED LIKE SARDINES. Laura Pier-oni teaches her Spanish class in a crowded environment; a classroom that is divided in halt. Piew School Marks Advancements The project is starting with minor interior work. The balk of the construction is to be HUNGRY MEN. Preparing for an exciting weekend, Dennis Proctor and John Sin-kowski fill up at Hillside Drive-In after their game of pinball. completed during the summer of 1987. The Central Building will once again be opened for students during the 1987-88 school term. Completion of the entire renovation project is anticipated for September 1988. Although the building's ap-pearance will be greatly changed, the memories of the generations that have walked the halls will always remain. The changes our school has seen is the result of advancements in knowledge and technology for the coming of new ages.