Killingly High School - Killonian Yearbook (Danielson, CT)

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FACULTY Row I: IL. to RJ-F. Oliva, D. Harriman, H. Ashworth, F. Fisher, B. Niejadlik, B. Brennan, R. Spencer I. Brodeur. Row 2: CL. to RJ-A, Monk, R. Lessard, L. Knight, D. Lakaizis, G. MacFarIand, T. Bond, H. Brine. Row 3: CL. to RJ-E. Gaffney, A. Roche, F. Koss, A. Berthiaume, A. Nichols, R. Hammond, S Gies R. Payne, G. Mercier. Missing from picture: F. Carpenter, B. Baird. PRINCIPAL: ENGLISH Mr. Brine Mr. Monk Mrs. Harriman Mrs. Knight COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS Mrs. Brennan Miss Brodeur Mr. Oliva SOCIAL SCIENCES Mr. Giles Mr. Nichols SCIENCE Mrs. Lakatzis Mr. Lessard DOMESTIC SCIENCE Mrs. Ashworth LANGUAGES Mrs. Bond Mrs. Harriman Mr. Brine Mr. Francis Fisher VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE Mr. Gaffney INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Mercier MATHEMATICS Mr. Payne Mr. Koss PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mrs. MacFarland Mr. Roche MUSIC Miss Carpenter Mr. Spencer GUIDANCE COUNSELOR Mrs. Nieiadlik ART Miss Baird DRIVER EDUCATION Mr. Berthiaume

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i Mr. Robert D. Payne In the two years that Mr. Payne has been at Killingly, he has done much to earn both our respect and gratitude. We have found him to be greatly interested in all of our activities, and it is for this genuine interest that we would like to extend our heartfelt thank you. OUR ADMINISTRATORS Mr. Francis J. Fisher Throughout our years at Killingly, we have regarded Mr. Fisher as a respected leader and good friend. We appreciate his many efforts to make the school run smoothly and his willingness to aid us at any time. He exemplifies the excellence of character that we strive for. We shall always be grateful for what he has given us. 'A 'il -M11 W- 1 1 1 -1 We 1 1 1 '-'l tr qi -Yi' i -'R ' Q, -f-1 kv- . 45117

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ASSOCIATED GUIDANCE COUNSELOR MRS. NIEJADLIK As each of us planned and prepared for the future, we found in Mrs. Nieiadlik a source of I f' 1,-'S ,thank you, Mrs. Nieiadlik, for your friendly as- !e fy4I' l' excellent counsel and friendly cooperation. We , 'E sistance and for giving so much. 3 . . SECRETARY MISS CHARTIER Miss Chartier is such a familiar sight to us that Killingly would not be Killingly without her. We would like to thank you, Miss Chartier, for the soft voice, friendly smile and ever faithful NSY' X 1 lk service. L. , I' 1 Q, .. , NURSE 'Pi MISS GIBNEY Miss Gibney, our competent and friendly nurse, has listened to the tales of the sick and I the not-so-sick with an enviable patience. We thank you, Miss Gibney, for providing with such charm, an indispensable service. 8 I i-