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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VEWTTTIT ff r Row 1: Mr. Wallace, K. Mizer, B. McConnell, P. Mangan, N. Sippel, E. Henke, Row 2: Bl Will, S. Miller, P. Reeb, J. Mitchell, S. Lamb, N. Brazier, Row 3: D. Falvolito, C. Clark, J. Swoager, M. Sam, M. Story, J. Etzel, J. Pastln. Torch The Torch serves as a memory in pictures and words of this school year to the Keystone Oaks students. To an interested out- side observer, it is an introduction to the students, faculty, ac- tivities and traditions that are a part of Keystone Oaks High School. The editorial staff, whose faculty advisor is Mr. Warren Cravotta, begin in September to assemble the yearbook. They work through the school year, photographing and writing about school events. The Torch business staff, under the leadership of Mr. Raymond Wallace, handle the yearbook's financial affairs by selling adver- tisements and promoting yearbook sales. Theresa Chou, Faculty and Administration Gus Melis, Sports .ofa Ed Henke, Business Jeanne llgen, Underclass 'Q 'v