Connor High School - Archives Yearbook (Hebron, KY)

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Herb Ginn Tom Gline Joyce Gregory Sonya Grigson Friends One of the greatest joys in life is knowing that you have a friend. Throughout our school years we have had many friends, some much closer and dearer to us than others. Some we may have had are just those acquaintances in the hall, passing by and saying hi. There are those that we spill out our feelings to and those that we try to comfort while listening to their problems. At the same time, there are the ones who are in class with us, or on the ball team with us, sharing a common in- terest. All of these people we have grown up with throughout our school years. What happens tnough, when we graduate and move away, go to college, or get a job? We Know that we will meet new and different people, but what will happen to those old acquaintances and friends that we have known for twelve years? Are we going to start over and forget all of them, or will there still be a special spot in our memories for those that have had such a big part of our high school days? Will they just be a part of a memory or will we keep in touch and keep that spark of friendship alive? Friends are a big part of our lives and we could not survive without them. It is a great thought to believe that friendships can last a lifetime. Keeping friendship alive is such a great accomplishment and one that is worth working for. ABOVE: Dana Robertson is receiving a warm welcome from her friends. Brian Woosley and Steve Divine. David Hall Ray Hamilton Seniors — 47

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Janice Gallagher Robin Garnett TOP: Terri Womer and Melissa King must have something that has to be turned in during class, because they seem to be working quite hard. BOTTOM LEFT: Keith Nixon having a good time at the Senior Din- ner Dance. BOTTOM RIGHT: Kerry Ryle making his entrance before the start of the football game.

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Phil Hester TOP: |im McHugh gives a cheer for the winning basketball team BOTTOM: |ohn Karlosky shows his school spirit along with the rest of the Cougar fans. Tero Hietaneva 4ft — Seniors