Kingsway Regional High School - Lancer Yearbook (Swedesboro, NJ)

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This pictorial essay portrays a typical day Hat the head of the Round Table for Mr. Costill. From the moment of il1'l'lVL1l to the time of depar- ture, hc is continually con- fronted with a multitude of diverse problems to solve. And solve them he does with the able assistance of his competent co-workers. -:L Z1i5,qg2s2w.:-,fr i 'HQ Wei Zi'E,fSif..t ,K s!2?1tiigS5f5,l155,5:-il: ,Qc 3, ' i zxiii-is -

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Tribute aemmwwgf. ,,. ev' ,f f 1 5. '. 1 ' lf'Ufk--A-1-' On Septfnpber 7, l963, the dreams and expectations of the Regional Board of Education were realized when the keys to the school were officially accepted by Mr. Robert Costill, the superintendent of the Kingsway School District. This cere- mony held a special significance for Mr. Costill, who had put so much of his time and effort into the culmination of this endeavor. The results of his dedicated efforts are apparent in the many facets of the activities at Kingsway. The com- prehensive curriculum which is designed to fit the needs of all students and our competent faculty are evidences of lVlr. Costill's prudence and foresight. Mr. Costill is presently serving the school community in the capacity of super- intendent-principal of the Kingsway School District. ln this position he acts as a liaison between the faculty, the community and the board of education. Although his duties demand much of his time, he is an enthusiastic supporter of all student activities. The splendid school spirit exhibited by the students of KRHS is a direct result of his enthusiasm and attendance at sports events and other student endeavors. A familiar and respected person at Kingsway. Mr. Costill has the admiration of the student body. Our first yearbook could be dedicated to none other than the person who has worked so diligently for this school. We, the first graduating class, have profited from his efforts and hope that many future classes will have the privilege of securing his valued counseling and advice.

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Foreword The renaissance of knighthood hegins with the publication of this initial issue of the Lalzcer. We, the staff, have accepted the gauntlet which challenged us to edit a yearbook worthy of our school. Herein we have attempted to record a graphic history of Kingswayis inaugural year. Future classes will take up the cry of excelsior and carry on the traditions begun in this first edition. As knights of vore strived after the Holy Grail, so we shall strive to reach the epitome of honor and success. Many persons have aided us in this project and we want to particularly thank the following: Miss Blair, for her help with the art work: Miss Costello, for her invaluable editing assistanceg Mr. Daniel Massimino, for his frequent trips to our school: and especially Mr. Marks. for his patient and understanding guidance. We present to you-the l96l Lancer . .