Killingly High School - Killonian Yearbook (Danielson, CT)

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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-

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V' DR. CHARLES MURPHY Superintendent of Schools Mr. Fisher, your devotion to the school and your profession has in- stilled in us the utmost respect for the many complex processes of ed- ucation. In the years to come, as Killingly High School continues to grow in spirit and size, we seniors will look back on your assistance with fond memories and heartfelt appreciation. Mi? new 'Pj - K , l 4 Dr. Murphy, we have found you to be a friend and guardian. 'Illll'0llgl10LlI our years at Killing- ly, you have exemplified the traits of an outstanding person. Your genuine interest in all of our school functions has been greatly appre- ciated. The innumerable physical com- forts with which you have provided the school served in making the learning process an easier one. Your enthusiasm and interest ha v e enhanced a cooperation among the schools in the Killingly- Brooklyn area. Please accept our sincerest thanks. I MR. FRANCIS J. FISHER Principal