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

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ANDREW MORITZ Although it seems like only yesterday six years have passed since a group of bewildered seventh graders were taken in hand and guided toward a successful high school career. Mr. Moritz, affectionately known as Doc , assumed the task of being advisor to the Class of 1983. Along the way he has performed many services for us. Our Homecom- ing floats, though not generally prize winners, offered many hours of fun. His jovial manner made all of our events unforgettable ones. Not to be forgotten was the great time enjoyed during the Florida trip. As we finish our high school years, we can pause and reflect upon the many hours of dedicated service given by Mr. Moritz. We hereby formal- ly wish to offer some measurement of appreciation to him. With grateful thanks. The Class of 1983.

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APPREC A MARIANNE A. KISELA Probably one ofthe best known of our faculty members is Marianne Kisela. Her talents are many faceted, and she has over the years been willing to help in any activity where she was needed. She has been in the fore front ofthe band, imparting her expertise to the girls for their Showtime presentations. When not busy on the football field, she tracks to the softball diamond where she capably runs the softball program. In addition, she is the president of the Kingsway Education Associ- ation and an officer in the New Jersey Education Association. She efficiently planned our fund raisers and meticulously maintained our records. She set the stage for our Prom, and this year has coordinated the long-term arrangements for the Florida trip. It is with sincere gratitude that we thank you, Marianne Kisela, for being a friend and inspiration to us all.

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Mols WH o 555, ' F' zfff g it n BEST ALL AROUND: Margo Engle and Rick M u1'P hy MOST STUDIOUS: Antoinette DeSimone and Matt Mucha taken with U.S. Senator Bradley