Connor High School - Archives Yearbook (Hebron, KY)

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SOPHOmORES Sophomore Divider — 13

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THE ©RAND FINALE All of the acts have been played. The curtain is opening for the final time on this stage. This is the last opportunity for the Seniors at Conner to show everyone who they are and what they have to offer. Eleven plays have previously been presented, and now they must leave in this theater, the per- formances by which they will always be remembered.- The closing performance has two acts which are separated by a slight in- termission - Christmas break. Homecomings, Senior Dinner Dance, ordering of invitations, and caps and gowns are the props which heighten the enthusiasm and anticipation of the show. The second act begins and the lights become brighter as the tension and ex- citement mount. Prom has come and gone. Senior Day is over as quickly as it came. The florescent, glaring lights are almost too much, and the actors must stop for a breather. The show has had different mean- ings for all. The lights are slowly dim- ming and the curtains are being drawn. Tears are being shed — whether they be for the joy of an ending, or the sorrow and let down which accompany a climax. The stage is empty now, and the performance is over. The theater is deserted and will never again see the joys of these same performers. They have gone on to even bigger acts, with only memories remaining. ABOVE LEFT: The cast of the Christmas Variety Show. ABOVE RIGHT: Coach Skoog gives some last minute in- structions. BELOW RIGHT: The stats cheer the Cougars onto victory. 12 — Opening

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Starting Cver A new school, new friends, new experiences. I had waited for three long years at the Junior High to travel down the road to the big exciting world of grown-ups” at Conner Senior High. Finally, on August 19, 1981,1 walked in the front doors with my best friend and immediately got lost. Actually, it wasn't that bad. After all, I didn't get lost until first period. (You don't realize how well hidden the classes are.) But lunch was a different story; everybody knew where the lunch room was. At the end of the day, the halls echoed with conversations of the day's experiences with new teachers, new friends, new classes, and most of ail, how embarrassed some of the sophomores were, who got lost their first day. Johnny Federick, one of our new sophomores works on a project in wood shop. This years sophomore board consists of (first row): Melissa Martini, |une lacobs, lim Lowe, Tim Guthrie (sec- ond row): Donald Kennedy, Janet Col- lins, Mari Lyn Berryman, Melissa Viox, Bridget Burcham, Jackie Thomas, Michelle Hagadorn. (third row): James Utz, Dave Crigler, Mark Thomas, lohn Beasley and Renae Perry. Kristie Akins lacqueline Allen leff Amyx Kimberly Ashcraft Karen Bailey lames Baker Lisa Bamonte Tracy Barlow Cynthia Barnes Ralph Barnes Vicky Barnes George Barrett Troy Bates Brice Bay 14 — Sophomores