Miami Killian Senior High School - Catamount Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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An Impossible Dream Became Reality for Sophomore Class ln the beginning, building Killian into a real school seemed The Impossible Dream, yet dreams came true, and the third sophomore class wove the theme into the winter ball they spon- sored. King's Bay Country Club sparkled at the semi-formal event as couples grooved to music by The Squiremen Four. Money was on sophomore minds as a bake sale, two carwashes, and a bartering session at a local swap meet brought in funds to finance projects. A five dollar donation from the class paid for one athlete to attend the athletic banquet sponsored by the Killian Boosters Club. Sophomore Board members sponsored a spirit day solely for tenth graders. Each homeroom made a spirit banner for a basketball game that evening in the Cougar gymnasium. gmmmmwsc 244 an