Connor High School - Archives Yearbook (Hebron, KY)

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(3) Doug Runion, and four of his students: Alvin Traylor, |oey Jacobs, Jerry Jackson, and Dave Saner (4) George Frommeyer works on a woodworking project (5) John Royalty, Ralph Rollins, Marilyn Hogan, John Meither, Jerry Meither, Bill Bays, AJice DeArmond, Joe Pietrosky, Doug Runion. 132 —V-School

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crricp- AIE)F« Front row: Tracey Collins, Stephanie Berkshire. Back row Pam Dringenburg, Lisa Aylor, Lisa Collins, Peggy Houston, Peggy Payne, Jobi Santos, Robin lavasile. The office aides are stud» its Lorn tne Simulated Office Pra t ices ass .1 (• er. The majority of the studen s mors Duties performed by the aic 1«»- !ude fi1 ing records, typing needed papers miming off copies, and serving as a f r a . m munication between the students. They also learn to is numerous business ma» hin- s m I ■ The office aides work hard tv er ; ,1 I hour they perform their jobs (1) Lisa Collins examines a pamphlet in the Guidance office. (2) Denise Clark and Pam Dringenburg are involved in assembling programs for the 9th Region Tournament held at Conner. (3) Stephanie Berkshire looks for a student's schedule, one of her many dutie as an office aide. Office Aides — »31

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(1) Diane Weiss is aided by her instructor, John Royalty, (2) Lonnie Lynch repairs a bumper for Auto Body V-SCHCCL The first day I walked into the Auto Mechanics class, the guys started saying, We must have the wrong room! Most of them began calling me grease monkey,” and thought that since I was a girl I should be the one to do all the cleaning, but they were wrong. Everybody helps! The first few weeks were rough. It was assumed I didn't know anything about cars and they tried pulling trick like telling me to get the muffler bearings, whir is especially nasty. There isn't such a thing! The. didn't know that I knew better. They have finally slacked off, and have ac- cepted me. I feel as if I know just as mun they do, and that I can do what they car do. My teacher helps me a lot; if it hadn't been for him, I don't think I would have stayed in the class. He told me if I wanted to work with cars not to worry about the boys, and assure me I could do anything I put my mind to. He plain something to me just once, and I ran understand and do it. I feel like I have learned lot in this class. If there are other girls who want to take the class they can, if they work at it Most of all, you have to want to do this kind of work to really learn anything.