Connor High School - Archives Yearbook (Hebron, KY)

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DRILL TEAM The 1981-82 Drill Team consisted of eleven members. The girls on the squad worked long and hard after school in order to be ready for their many performances. They also sold M M's to raise money to pay for their uniforms. The girls performed musical routines for the enthusiastic crowds during halftime of home basketball games. The Drill Team executed perfor- mances to these songs: Night Owls, Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough, Celebration, and Cool. This year's Captain was Pam Dringenburg, and the Co-Captain was Billie Hickey. Front row: Billie Hickey, Denise Turner, Shelly Eckler, Frances Henry, Pam Dringenburg. Back row Rhonda Sammons, Renea Perry, Renea Cates, Shelly Calhoun, Marcie Kuhn. 136 — Drill Team

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is a club which commends the academic achievements of the Conner Senior High School student body. This year's officers were: President - Terri Bailey; Vice- President — Loraine Leonard; Secretary - Terri Womer; Treasurer — Dru Denham The club is organized and conducted b First row: Scottye Kmman. Vicki Connelly, Jaimie Hammons, Amy White, Karen Acuff, Bnan Hayes, Heidi Amstutz, Kim Thomas, Donna Owens, Mary Karlosky, Pam Dringenburg, Shelly Eckkr Second row: Robin Crone, Terri Coleman, Teresa Freeland, Karen Damaschko. Peso Beacom, John Brunner, Kristen Claypool, Lisa Roberts, Dawn Reeves. Teresa Epley, Janice Gallagher Back row Dru Denham, Becky Pieper. Loraine Leonard, Melissa Humphrey, Terri Womer, Tern Bailey, Sharon Schroer, Ruth Aylor, Melissa King, Pam Clif- ton, Roger Westermeyer, Todd Lane, Tim O'Brien, Robert Sprague, Troy Benne, Donna Dilbon. Mr. Edwards. At the end of the school year, since the club is a service organiza- tion, money will be donated to a worths civic function in the community. (1) Tammie Hammons, Sherry Hoskins, and Loraine Leonard hold a discussion in the library (2) Todd Markesberry keeps Tammie Hammons and Beth Aylor entertained (3) Melissa King, Ruth Aylor, Robin lavasile. Steve Divine, and Terri Coleman concentrate on what Mr. Edwards is saying at a National Honor Society meeting. (4) Terri Bailey, President of National Honor Society, looks back on her high school years in a moment of quiet. Honor Society — 135

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Kneeling Tammie Hammons, Debbie McDaniel, Robin Crone, Tracey Collins Second row: Leah Osborne, Tonya Rhodus. Carol Solomon, Joy Fugate, Michelle Cox Third row: Julie Slayback, Kristen Napier, Ann Scruggs, Betty Patrick, Lisa Aylor, Susie Aylor. Fourth row: Rhonda Sammons. Sally Sidney, Sandy Wood- cock, Tammy Crutchfield, Robin Garnett, Megan Neufang. laimie Hammons Back row Terri Coleman, Connie Jones. Karen Worthington. Peggy Payne, Renea Cates, Sheila Marshbanks CCU6AC- ETTES The Cougarettes do everything at wrestling matches from collecting money, to running the concession stand, to keep- ing time and score, and cheering the wrestlers on to victory. Every girl is re- quired to buy a sweater, which the club picked out, and a pair of blue or red Cheenos. The members are required to at- tend every home match. To receive a let- ter they must achieve a certain score. They can receive three points for every match: one for going to the match, one for dress- ing out, and another for working. At the end of the year if they have enough points, they will get a letter at the wrestling ban- quet. Without Cougarettes, the wrestling program at Conner would not be as effi- cient as it is today. (1) Marcie Kuhn, Denise Turner, and Frances FTenry perform a kick during a routine. (2) Shelly Eckler, Pam Dringenburg, and Renea Perry raise their pom-poms high (3) Robin Crone and Tracey Collins keep score at a Cougars' wrestling match (4) Michelle Cox has time to reflect during a quiet moment at a match. Cougarettes — 137