Killingly High School - Killonian Yearbook (Danielson, CT)

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lforeurord Four years is a long, time. Such were our thoughts when we first entered the doors of K. H. S. that September morning in 1944. Yet, as we look back, those years have flown too swiftly by and the time for parting has arrived all too soon. As the increasing years separate us from our days here at K. H. S., always in our memories will there remain vivid snapshots of every trivial detail, every momentous matter. . .our first day of classesg the ever-vigilant traihc squadg our rush to the caf at 12:05, dancing in the gym to some of those hit songs: How Soon , Now is the Hour , Ballerina , and of course the perennial Stardust , Remember the excitement of the Killingly-Putnam game, the dances, the all' important junior promg all little things in themselves but adding up to the total of happiness in every sense of the word. Remember our class room debates on the U. N. Council, the joy and pride that each of us felt on that day in 1945 when the japs said Uncle and peace shone on us. Other out- side events interested us also, like the major league series in 47 when the Cardinals walked away with the pennant, much to the disgust of local Red Sox fans. Now it's all over as far as life at K. H. S. is concerned. In this one book, therefore, we have tried to capture many souvenirs, in words and pictures, that will bring back all the different feel- ings of our high school career: the joys and sorrows which combined to make it high school life. Years from now we will find in these pages memory-making reminders of classmates, teachers, and friends who have joined together to make these days at K. H. S. some of the happiest in our lives.

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edication MR. HERBERT J. BRINE Remembering every joke llmf turned 11 dull day into o brighi one, every exhortalion that kept us in line, all the willing efforl that he pu! into making our plans work, we derlimte lllis, our yearbook, to Mr. Herbert j. Brine, zvilll fllal small, simple, lm! most henrtfell word-THANKS!