Keystone High School - Key Yearbook (Knox, PA)

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FRONT ROW B McMunn S Rhea I Zerbe, M Moyer I Carller C Freeman SECOND ROW: K. Knight, N. Whitling, S. Rossman S Kurtzhals A Wilson C Kahle THIRD ROW T Buckwalter I Kahle, I Weldon, M. Tharan. FOURTH ROW: M. Corso M Fair A Kahle K Miller B Bennmger, B McMunn FIFTH ROW I Henry, B. Thompson, D. Brindley, I. Seth. Being chosen as a Student Council member here at Keystone is a very great honor. All the representatives value their membership highly, although their positions do entail much work. The of- ficers of the Student Council, chosen by the entire student body, have especially great responsibilities. The Student Council sponsors many activities in the school. For example, they sold basketball schedule pens dur- ing this year's season and sponsored a Christmas decorating contest. They hold dances and sponsor many unusual', days. The chosen representatives of their various home rooms, the Student Coun- cil members are the voice of the stu- dents. They represent the student body in its dealings with the administration and faculty. Theirs is indeed an im- portant job.

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Mr. Lmes-ADVISOR Mrs McCoy ADVISOR f X Jams Rupert TREASURER Kathy Best, PRESIDENT Cmdy Brothers, SECRETARY Marllyn Phlhp s VICE PRESIDENT

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ational Honor Society Mrs. Flath ADVISOR Charles Huston VICE-PRESIDENT William Austin PRESIDENT Cynthia Brothers Kathy Best Marilyn Philips 'i 'z ,: 1 ' 3 Ari: ., R Mlflallie Barbara Thompson Shmgledecker -:VA It I ,bQ'+iJMh!M 4 lv 5 -v 11 YQ ,uf-3? deff, 15? 2 iw' 'frm I .MTQ ,. . , -f '- . : . - gn. ..,. . -' . .c if-'Z'-1 -1' '3 -'i '1 IH. 'e ti . A - ' 5' . 1' ,- -, ... x 't . .' 0. '-vm - tht-wg ' ,..' - .1.ff,::I'QZf,2:'5'fj 't'?''1E4 '?: f'L'.. -:rf . ': A 1' 1 4 .11-N .-bf, . 5 1: - - f ' r -ef- . : M. ' ,' '- fi .fur 4-Q . . ,. .. -, , - - -I -. ,, . ,Q . fm a a -.M .fzlr .' ' ,, Q f 'gg'9f X I 1-,L , C.--iggiti .. Q --- . g- ' , , -vgunfp , . h , I :Img ' 8 - a H-f ,V U lk' A ,T s 1 - . Y . . ., 5 L, all .4 ,. 'T' J . -,j 5.5 f .- .,'- ,PN ' 1 ' ,hd hui . .L-5 r - i 35 ' ' ' 'Be ' ' . - 1 ,, . --- . Q Z 4 I A . A W liz? N. s l. , . P -, . '-ff , ,M K - L . , .- . .' v 3' . ,- '.l -5 3' 3 5 5.-.-z 5--'V .7 .- ,, 'J . .atv Mary Kathryn Rowe Jeanne Cramer Suzanne Elder Janis Rupert SECRETARY TREASURER The group of students who can often be heard in the library conference room is probably the N. H. S. holding one of its meetings. Mrs. Flath is the advisor of this group of 15 seniors. During the week before Christmas, parts of this group can be found stationed through- out the school. These students are play- ing post office. They become rnailmen and deliver Christmas cards. Slave Day was held in February of this year. N. H. S. members did small tasks throughout the school for minimal fees. In April of each year members can be found running about telling juniors and seniors of their selection for can- didacy in the N. H. S. Kay Hannah Thomas Etzel Theodore Banner Gary Rhoades 84