Connor High School - Archives Yearbook (Hebron, KY)

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CCUGAE c s The Cougar C's All newspaper produces three papers a semester. Throughout the class, the students learn special skills and techniques of good journalistic writing. Various forms of communications are studied, as well as reading and reporting on one book about a famous journalist. Seated: Sheila Marshbanks, David Henson, Michelle Cox, Artie Crawford. Gina Young, Brad Arnett, Bryan Shotwell, Shonda Roberts. Standing: Sue Farrar, Steve Collinsworth, Eric Gordon, Doug Maher, Suzanne Rolph, Wayne Powell, Donna Kirby, Debbie Sebastian. 128 — Cougar C's

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WOMEN CE CONNER The Women of Conner is a club con- sisting of twelve senior girls of Conner. They were nominated by the teachers and voted on by the Women of Conner of '80-'81. In order to be nominated, they must be in the top ten percent of their class. The officers are: President — Loraine Leonard; Vice-President - Dru Denham; Secretary Treasurer — Tammie Ham- mons. The club is sponsored by Mrs. Schafer. This year, the Women of Conner held the annual food drive to help the needy during Christmas, worked at the Heart Fund drive this spring, and will visit the Holly Hill orphanage. Kneeling: Dru Denham, Becky Pieper, Pam Clifton, Vicki Connelly, Scottye Kinman, Melissa Hum- phrey. Standing: Terri Coleman, Robin lavasile, Tammie Hammons, Dana Robertson, Loraine Leonard. Not pictured: lobi Santos. Women of Conner — 127

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Front: Mrs. Nall, Melissa Humphrey, Terri Woolum, Cindy Pfalzgraf, Karen Zirkelbach. Ladder (top to bottom): Rhonda Sammons, Kim Chmielewski, Caroline Neff, )anice Gallagher Pipe (top to bottom): Tom Thompson, David Crigler. Top: Sherry Osborne, Mindy Story, Lisa Roberts, Terri Coleman, Vonnie Gline, Danny Johns, lim Kleier, Mark Maddox. yearbook The Yearbook staff's purpose is to assemble a yearbook that students of the school can be proud of for years to come. Each year the staff members go to seminars to learn more about the produc- tion of the yearbook. At these seminars they are also taught new ways to put together the Conner yearbook. The year- book is supported by many area businesses who purchase ads from the yearbook. The staff also spends a great deal of time taking pictures which will reflect the many memorable moments at Conner. High school years are over after graduation, but the yearbook staff tries to produce a yearbook that will help students remember all the friends and good times of school. (1) Robin Schwabe relaxes in Journalism class. (2) Brad Napier, Ron Hobson, Phil Hester, Kerry Dey, Scott Spencer, and Scott Thomas take a break from their work on the newspaper. (3) Janice Gallagher works on copy for a yearbook layout. (4) Lisa Roberts stops working for a minute to give us a big smile. Yearbook — 129