Killingly High School - Killonian Yearbook (Danielson, CT)

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lecbcafion Wir. granciti . jd er We, the grzultlzttes ol' l954, cleclifate this ycztrhook to zt loyal lrieml and zulviser, Mr. Fratitiis Fisher. His guiclztnce and coopera- tion have contrihutecl much to our success as a class. Mr. Fishe1 s lll1ll6l'SI2ll1lll1lg and interest in the students will cnclczu' him to all future classes.

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'vt ' ' 1 463 11' C x 'M 5 QE X- E ' X- f' W Q l f , ix 'S-fl 1 :gi sf L X cJ N ,- li f 5 . 1,5 Q - .L Q' X 52 1 k '12 Y X 'off 'N Q LW!! ' h 4? mg VW K M X ? - 0l Ql,U0l Graduation time has come. All too soon we have finished our four years at Killingly. But, although we are going forth into the world toward bigger things, we will forever cherish in our hearts the happy moments of these short years. We remember how, as freshmen, we first entered Killingly quite timid and frightened, but gradually became familiar with high school life. YVe remember our dances, our class assemblies, our class meetings. Mic recall the sports triumphs with pride and the defeats with deuiection, Most of all we remember the many friends we have met and the wonderful times we have had with them. This yearbook is a symbol of the progress we have made in learn- ing to work together for a common goal. It is our hope that within its covers will be found some reminders of the happiness of our high school days.

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rincilaa NIR. RUPm1'1R'li 17. IYXYXIQ Our priilcipzil. Mr, l':ii'ne. has SllUWIl El gre-ui rlca llllL'l'L'5l in snlimml activities :mil in the sluclcnts. :is il xicluzils. XVQ luimv lic will always be prmicl ull 1 liiuiic Sllt'C'CbSCS. ulyerin fenclenf DR. ClHARl.liS li. MURPHY lXI1'. Murplix' has zilrezulx' l2llxLl 1 21 liicmlli and ziclivc inlcrcs iii um' scliunl activities. NYG arc truly lmrourl lu lmvc lliiil as our new SUlJCl'll1ICINlClll ol' Sclirmls. li'-