Connor High School - Archives Yearbook (Hebron, KY)

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Peggy Hubbard and Dennis Ellis: Guidance Counselors. COUNSELORS BUSINESS Pat Rainey: Typing I and II, Shorthand I, Bus. Communications, Office Machines; Carlton Anderson; General Business, Consumer Economics; Micha« L. Blevins; Accounting I and II, Bus. Organization and Business Law; janice Smith (Sub. for Sue Sorrell): Typing MV, Bus. Machines, and Bus. Lav Virginia Snidow: Accounting, Typing l-IV, and Shorthand I and II; Barbara Ison: Simulated Office Practice, Office Practice, Advanced Office Practic and Typing I and II. 78 — Faculty

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PRINCIPAL Mr. Charles Kelly entered the field of education quite by accident. While working his way through college, he co-opted, worked in a laboratory, and was sent to teach a class. As a result he found he loved teaching. Mr. Kelly has served in the Boone County School system for twenty-two years. Besides being an Assistant Prin- cipal, and Principal for Conner Senior High School, he has also been a math and physics teacher at Boone County High School, Principal of the Daniel Boone Boys Center, and Principal of Florence Elementary. I have one suggestion to give to the graduates: Give your best effort toward any task you undertake. Have faith in yourself, your fellow man, and God.'' Mr. Charles Kelly ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL While teaching at the Junior High, Mr. Bornhorst had a particular funny experience. One Christmas a contest was held for all the homerooms to see who could create the most decorative door. Busily, for the next two weeks, the students set forth with much imagination to design a winning door. However, at the end of the contest one class had an undecorated door; Mr. Bornhorst's. Determined to achieve first place Mr. Bornhorst cleverly unhinged his door for a beautiful prize winning one. The student body was surprised when his class was announced the winner. Only two homerooms knew of the gag. Besides playing capers, Mr. Bornhorst has earned a respective title in the Boone County school system for the past twenty years. Faculty — 77

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ENGLISH Laura Gardner: Latin Ml, Sophomore A.P., Reading for Enjoyment, and Values in Literature; ludy Lane: Values in Lit., Composition, journalism, and Modern Literature; Shirley Edwards; Reading Skills, Reading-Writing Lab, A. P. junior English; Terry Edwards: English and German; Marilyn Nall: Nobel Prize, Composition, Reading for Enjoyment, Yearbook; Marjorie 8. Thompson: Shakespeare, Mass Media, American Lit., Short Story, Individualized Reading; Emily Challis: English and French. PHYSICAL EDUCATION To the 1982 graduates of Conner High School I would like to recom- mend this line from Shakespeare's Hamlet: To thine own self be true, and it must follow, as night the day, thou canst not then be false to any man. Mrs. Marjorie B. Thompson Dwight Levi: Health, P.E., Anatomy; Bill War- field: Physical Education. Faculty — 79