Keystone Oaks High School - Torch Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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ational Honor Society Row 1: Miss Romano, P. Matvey, C. Clark, E. Matlin, R Sims, G. McManus, A. Illig, J. Courtwr1ght,C.Paul, Row 2 R. Poole, D. Racis, M. Locke, K. Hanna, A. Santo, S McKinley, B. Walter, S. Vollmer, L. Morrow, T. Chou, L Marcus, R. DiGiova.nnl, Row 3: R. Sakmar, R. Staining P. Norkus, B. Donati, K. Tosic, D. Flaus, G. Kovac, D Ball, M. Sam, D. Coklnos, E. Henke, W. Opaska, Row 4: A student elected to National Honor Society is given the highest recognition Keystone Oaks High School offers. This honor brings to the student the obligation to im- prove conditions around him and promote the qualities of Leadership, Character, Scholarship, and Service for which the National Honor Society stands. Students are inducted into the Society twice a year, at mid-year induction in February and at the T. Weiland, P. Pace, T. Welsch, E. Compel, N. Byers, S. Kraeuter, J.Ilgen, D. Hartman, N. Henshaw, L. Conway, K. Lankes, J. Marcucci, G. Jucha, D. Fielder, Row 5: E. Winkler, S. Kapcar, L. Swegal, P. Czajka, C. Peterson, G. Norkus, M. Hurlburt, N. Hilvick, J. Mendelsohn, J. Overand, J. Farkus, R. Dunhoff, K. Ripple, T. Brakalov. Awards Assembly in June. In the past National Honor Society has established the academic and citizenship honor rolls and dress-up day. This year it sponsored the Academic Banquet for those seniors graduating with honors. Richard Sims acted as president, Andrea Illig as vice-president, Gretchen McManus as secretary and Jean Courtwright as treas- urer of this year's National Honor Society. 141

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- +, Student Council Officers: S. Bodamer, D. Dick, E. Gray, R. Lam mert, R. Morris. The Student Council of Keystone Oaks serves as the students' voice in the affairs of the school. One representative or one alternate representative from each home- room meet twice monthly to discuss school problems and suggestions for school im- provement. The organization acts as a mediator between faculty and student body. Student Council met this year under the direction of Mr. Frank B. Lennox. Rick Lammert officiated as president, Ron Morris as vice president, Elaine Gray as secretary, Denise Dick as treasurer and Sue Bodamer as corresponding secretary. Projects sponsored by Student Council this year were: the annual magazine campaign, Hush Day, providing buses for away football games , and selling Golden Eagle book sacks . tudent Council i Q , 1 Row 1: S. Raffeale K. Mizer L. Swegal M. Geier D. Dick Martin C. Clark D. Keebler P. Schroeder R. Dunb r D. S. Bodamer, R. Mdrris, E. Gray, K. Lankes, G. Riechino, B. Walter. Row 2: M. Carmichael, L. Morrow, M. Locke, S. DeGrazia, C. Garrity, D. Carson, Mr. Spence, P. Czajka, C. Yeh, J. Clark, A. Illig, A. Santo, Row 3: G. Klousnitzer, B. I l 9 I Q 3' 7 Kennelly, J. Vigano, V. Varberakis, P. DiPippa, J. Ingram, N. Byers, Row 4: T. Mallin, R. Rohosky, J. Mazur, R. Grusch, D. Wilson, D. Duffala, S. Kapcar, R. Sims, D. Francis, T. Gents, D. Burnside, J. Friday.

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A . , a..,- - .mf f-. . ,I V 1 Wa Row 1: Mr. Cravotta, T. Chou, J. I1gen,G. Melis, McHenry, C. Primavera, B. Frew, J. Pastin, S. McLaren, S. Bolaris, A.I11ig,Row2:R. Metlin, Row 4: C. Poe, M. McClellan, D. Keebler, S. C. Garrity, E. Zebo, L. Swegal, E. Etzi, J. Rudolph, S. Kapcar, R. Sims, P. Hartman, E. Swearingen, P. Matvey, E. Metlin, Row 3: D. Winkler. Cokinos, P. Donati, C. Walters, P. Huigens, E. -. 35,1 3 Mr. Cravotta - sponsor Sue Franz, Co-Editor and Activities Editor 14317 ' '- , ' ix 4 9 - x x' -: .- A 1' - Sue McLaren, Co-Editor and Andrea Illig, Faculty and Senior Editor Administration .1