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

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Ca eteria Beginning at eleven o'clock and lasting for an hour and half, there is a stampede for the lower hall of the first floor, the location of the cafeteria. The cafeteria staff, under the supervision of Mrs. Margaret Kelly, enables the thirty-minute lunch break to be the favorite pastime of the students Row 1: M. Kelly, M. Wulchak, M. Thorn, E. Krenke, O. Sherbocker. Row 2: M. Marlow, M. Leo, B. Ball, C. Ricciuti, E. Graziani. '-A JV ,-, '1. .,.-i 'y K t Maintenance 5 Vi G. Pascavage, V. Baldl of Keystone Oaks. Inexpensive and nourishing meals are provided daily. In addition to the regular school duties, the staff prepares for special events. The diligence of the staff is indispensable. 4. ,, , 1' vi Q., A , -v. There is always room for Jello! The excellent physical condition of Keystone Oaks is due to the constant cleaning and repairing of the maintenance depart- ment. Seeing each class- room has sufficient sup- plies is another duty. The custodians are eager to offer extra assistance. D. Brazell

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Of invaluable assistance to the students They aid each student in adjusting to school is the guidance staff Miss Balser and Mr and social life and in setting educational Davis strive to help the individual w1th his and vocational goals. The counselors prepare problems 1nt rests, abilities andpotentials the students well to meet the future. Y., NORVA BALSER STEVEN DAVIS A B Alderson Broaddus College B.A.-University of Akron M ED University of Pittsburgh M.ED.-University of Pittsburgh Mrs. Reese is the school nurse. She checks absentees upon their return, administers audio and visual tests, and maintains a personal record of each stu- dent. Most important she is always available for medical consultations during the school day. On special occasions, Dr. Rodgers provides medical aidfor the students.

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