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

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ATZPIRE' C IIATJ ULN If it were possible for the class of '77 to attribute its success to one man alone during its formative years, that man would be Mr. Robert Urion. Mr. Urion took charge of the class five years ago and has led its members through a multitude of experiences. He always displayed a great deal of pride and sincere interest in the accomplishments of his class. He may very well have been the world's happiest man that Saturday morning his gopher team overpowered the junior worms. He is very well-liked by all for his friendly personality, his sense of humor, and, most of all, for the fact that he is so close to his class. He treats its members as though they were his friends - not just his students. The class of '77 has been very fortunate in having such a man for our class advisor. We appreciate everything you have done for us, Mr. Urion, and we sincerely thank you. ES Q gk kfgx . s .9

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if ATJDREC A77 A friendly smile and a warm personality, combined with a quiet nature, characterizes an extremely successful teacher and class advisor, Mr. Thomas Schoener. Mr. Schooner became advisor for the class of 577 when the class was in its third year at Kingsway. This amiable man, with his unassuming manner, has always been there, working for the good of the class. He took control of the junior play, making it a huge success. With his excellent photographic talent he provided the class with many valuable photographs for their scrapbook of memories and forthe LANCER. His annual offering of his property and his efforts for the construction of the class floats in were greatly appreciated. ' We, the class of '77 thank you, Mr. Schoener, for being our class advisor, and for helping us through these, our most memorable years.