Killingly High School - Killonian Yearbook (Danielson, CT)

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C ass Ode y Vai cr. h lei-tialmia ' Jeiagfizeffwf-L,tf-Lgsir, T ff 4551 ai f5fHi'Eztifi an Z? -Q ,,..p,i rr JJJQIJ. Dear old Killingly, our hearts we leave Within your ivy halls. We must bid our fond farewell tonight, To us the future calls. Our footsteps marching ever on Will echo praise of thee. We extol thy name, we sing thy fame, Alma Mater, Killinglyl Chorus: The time has come for parting, Let each one go his way. May God protect and keep us And lead us not astray. Our dear old high, our guiding light, We'll always honor thee, f In years to come, so far away, Our Alma Mater, Killinglyl YVords by Mary Wexler -:10:- Weill attain the best, subdue the restg The world is ours today. Let us look ahead with heads held proud, God guide us on our way. We have worked and played to bring thee fame Our laurels rest on high. K.H.S., our lives, our hopes, our dreams, For thee we'll glorify. Music by Joan Gallup

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Senior Girls l'tl'UI1l row, left lu right: G. Clluunpugnc. D. Furfzlras, M. 'l'ourlcllouc, CI. Frcnch, IE. Howard. Mr. Brine, IS. llowzlrml. Nl. lYcxlcr, Y. l,cClz1il'. li. Rohicloux. Sumul row: Y. Bowen, A. Millizull, H. Nuscnclulck, Forlicr, M. Dcnncll, M. Nl2llll0Cllf, G. l'Cr1'0zll1ll, CI. BCS' SSIIC. CI. Slcxcns, Dumas, A. Hulycrl, A, Dnycn. 'l'hQul row: ll. Hcncziull, R. llurum. ll. Gallup, A. Kuusscn. M. Rcgopoulos, -I. Angelo, S. liolcluc, N. fyCUIIll0l'. M. Andrews. S. Alsulcs, li. Krawicc. l 0lIl'lll row: G. july, D. C1l1z11'l1mu1c:111, C. CZIYIICZIII, B. lVl1ipplc. A. Klillllljlly. D. Hurllcy, li. Cloukliu. M. lfllllllilll. lf. NlCl'lllll0. G. .'XlS2llCS. Senior Boys Front row. lcfl lo right: R. Lavigllcur, J. Hfatson, M. 'l'o1u'lcllollc, CI. French, B. Howard, Mr. Brine, B. Howurcl, M. llbxlcr, KI. XVu01liuancy, D. Chaise. Sccmul row: H. flarraghcr, I.. Pcrrczlull, XV. Adams, C. Bousqucl, G. Russwurm. -I. Singlclon, CI. Pappas, l'. Saari, R. Law, li. McMcrriman. 'I'l1ircl row: T. Hanruhan. T. 'l'lmm:1s. R. Cilmhol, R. Regis, S. Buclziclck, R. Oslcrluml, R. lien. Al. Burns, l'. Gallup. Fourth row: M. licaulaf, G. july, R. flllC2lll, Al. Clunnccn, W. Kozlow, P. liarczun, R. lwklllllfll. -292-

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MARIE ELAINE ANDREYVS Marie College junior Play Yearbook Staff 4 Latin Club l, 2 French Club 2 Graduation Usher 3 Marie may claim the distinction of being the only girl in our class to own such a splendid head of flaming red hair-it certainly is her 'Tlrowning glory and sets off her sweet blue eyes to perfection. Her attractiveness and winsome ways will insure a successful future. Good luck, Marie! JULIA ANGELO julie General I-'.H.A. l, 2, 3, 4 junior Chorus 1, 2 French Club 2 Here is one of the quietest girls in our class. Her sincere and modest ways have earned Julie many lasting friendships. She is certain to be a success. Your classmates wish you much happiness, julia. GEORGIA ATSALES Georgia General Bowling 3, 4 Girls' Sports Club 2, 3, 4 F.H.A. 3, 4 Volleyball Champs 4 Spelling Bee 4 Quiet, but with a sparkle in her eye-that describes Georgia. Georgia is a good sport, and her friendly spirit of co-operation has made her well-liked by all who know her. Best of luck to a grand girl! --:11:-