Killingly High School - Killonian Yearbook (Danielson, CT)

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Qfdafamawaf 55 JAM In 2 nil 5 E E l i MR. HERBERT J. BRINE . . . for all the time and effort you have spent to prepare each of us to enter the world with wisdom, understanding, and a sense of responsibility. You have done so much for us in the English classes where we learned more than literature and grammar . . . in the play rehearsals where we learned about dramatics . . . in the Senior play itself which, through your excellent guidance, was a success . . . in our class meetings where we learned parlia- mentary procedure. Your patience and understanding have al- ways been there to help us no matter how ungrateful we appeared at times. Thank you, Mr. Brine, for helping to make our years at K.H.S. happy and profitable ones. -3-

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K' .f JJ, Nt Within the pages of this Yearbook we inscribe the history of our days at Killingly High. As we embark on the road of life, we will treasure these days of our youth. We shall never forget our first impressions as we walked through the halls of K.H.S. as new and eager Freshmen. Precious incidents, amusing and sad, the first friends we made, our class plays and assemblies, our first prom, the victories and defeats of athletic events, our homework, the teachers who ex- tended helping hands , have made our K.I-l.S. training such an important part of our lives that it is difficult to realize these days have come to their end. As we walk away for tl1e last time, we do so proudly and with determination, with boldness and strength to answer the call of opportunity. Therefore, we are leaving a record of achievements in this yearbook, and entrust to time and to ourselves our future yet to be written on the empty pages of another book. -2-

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MR. FREDERICK S. KILEY ,Xlllmuglm you have lefL K.H.S. lo leach elsewhere, we shall uerer forget our Qlunior year with you. Those in our flass who played football profited greatly from your unliring efforts in coaching. You olten Lolcl us that the SllC'fl'SS of a play is never crexlilecl lo the clireczlor, Inu Lo the actors. ln our hearts we know our .Iunior play coulcl never have been a success without mu. Your willy remarks and sense of lnunor aclclecl a sparkle that macle so many of our linglisll classes llllf0TgCll1llJlC. You only lilllglll our class for one year, Mr. Kiley, bum llle impression you lCfL lmellincl will remain willl us forever. -4-