Keystone Oaks High School hosted its fifth annual art show Tuesday.
"The seniors are our featured artists, but this is also to showcase all the kids' best pieces form the whole course of our program," said Paul Lakits, a painting and drawing teacher.
By combining the work of the school's ceramics, woodworking and painting/drawing classes, art teachers Lakits, Heather Hruby and Mike Magri have turned what was once a small presence in the district's art show into an annual exhibit of their own.
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Best of show ribbons were awarded by principal Scott Hagy, Superintendent William Urbanek and school board President Dennis Fuga.
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