Connor High School - Archives Yearbook (Hebron, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1983 volume:

I % o TABLE OF CONTENTS Underclassmen 16 Seniors 40 Faculty 74 Clubs 86 Sports 116 Hi Lites 150 Magazine 166 Mokin' Tracks wirh school spirir in 1982-83 ore 810 enthusiastic students of Conner Senior High. To the students, spirir may be cheering their ream on to the big victory over archrival Boone County, or shedding a rear for an in- jured player. There ore also many other ways students express their spirir Some show it by dressing up on spirir days, and others sym- bolize their vivociry just by wearing a school jacket. Still others dress up in their 'Cougar At- tire' and chant Wild Bill' at the basketball games to express their understanding of the Conner spirir. Whatever the case may be. students display their spirir with great enthusiasm that has been proven to be a characteristic of Conner Senior High 1 A sprited three some. Rhonda Sammons, Usa Roberts ond Trocy Durhom are excited over the gome, or maybe somebody below 2 Our of oction but not out of sprit, Phd Rogers lends he support to the ream 3 A reol volley dude. Ke� rh Hormlron stores I'm like really, totally awesome For Sure1'' 4 Rockn-rdl, boogie down, ond punk-out.” soys Alteon Ryle. Morilynn Derry man, and Melisso Viox or the punk rock sock hop 5 D J Dorrell Holt raking a request from Cord Garrison V Opening Conner srudenrs ore Makin' Tracks in rhe area of fun beyond belief For instance, rhey showed rheir spunk or various parries, and oth- er merrymaking evenrs No morrer where rhey go, rhey ore consronrly trying ro orroin rhe mosr our of life, Ar o previous donee, rhe Conner srudenrs decided ir was rime for o change. They mode rhe donee punk rock, and prearranged ro hove rwo Conner srudenrs, Todd Markesberry ond Daryl Holr, ro be rhe D.J.'s. Everyone was very exdred abour ir, ond rhe rurn-our was tremendous The festive donee oil rogerher was 'rorolly' o success Another goto event rhor rook place was rhe Senior Dinner Donee. As mosr of rhe Seniors know, ir was, indeed, o fun-filled nighr A vori- ery of omusemenrs included shooring pool, ploying ping-pong, ond going down slides. If rhor doesn't sound interesting ond fun ro you, rhen you musr nor go ro Conner Sr. High School. 1 Melisso Johnson ond Karen H rake o ployful resr on rhe garbage con as Kenny Loycock gives Karen rhe Bunny ears 2 Oecoming a merry Irrle kid again is Rob Gabbard on rhe orde slide or rhe Senior Dinner Dance 3 Sirring around ond enjoymg rhemselves ore Joner Collins, Melissa Spore, Cord Garrison, Kris Zirkefboch. ond Shaw no Thunert 4 Dondng ro rhe bear ore Lynerre Masters and Greg Spencer ■ With Fun $ W opening 1 Tim Guthrie purrs for o hole in one os friends, Tom Gripshover, Lisa Doiley and Koren Damasdso jokingly cheer him on. 2 Is Amy Sidney ptoyfuty pointing the gropes, Pom AAosch, in rhe righr direction? 3. Aiming for o billiard shot is Amy Goodridge os friends. Troy Derheroge. Drod Pirzer, ond Solly Sidney amusingly look on 4 Intenr on returning rhe ping pong boll s Dorlene Hoor_______________________________________________________ tjf Opening w Ler's give our school o perfect 10 'couse rhe srudenrs or Conner ore Makin' Tracks in rolenr beyond belief One of rhe many srudenrs who has shown her rolenr or Conner is Reneo Perry. Besides being coproin of rhe Rhyrhmerres, Reneo hos won Norionol recognirion for her dondng abili- ties. Anorher srudenr, Richie Morrz, does some- thing only o few of us dream about. He races go-carrs. He has been racing for o long rime now ond has been reworded wirh both mon- ey and trophies Wayne Young also races, bur he races mororcydes insreod. Woyne has been racing since sixrh grade and has also won trophies ond money awards. Karen Domoscho lives o less dangerous life rhon eirher Rirchie or Woyne. Koren has been writing since rhe fifth grade ond has since re- ceived srorewide recognirion for her rolenrs. Though rhese ore only o few of rhe rolenred srudenrs or our school, oil of rhe srudenrs ore Makin' Tracks in rheir own spedol woy Opening Talent 1 Wirh his horn held high, skilled Jeff Schrepfer ploys rhe rune. Come In From The Doin'' 2 Sonsfied wirh her rerurn, Kely Donor enjoys o friendly gome of pmg pong 3 Conner's rolenr ed Vorsiry Cheerleoders show us rhor rhey’ve gor rhe beor” during o pep roly Opening 1 As Kon Ebert cheers him on, Trocy Borker concentrates on catching the little blue ghosts on one of the latest trends 2 Weormg the newest fod or Conner are cowgirls Lori Munsie and Sondy Woodcock 3 The Cougar Goppers and Paw Pointer's hots were some of Conner s most populor sellers this yeor 4 Comput- ers ore the biggest ond latest technology of the yeor ond Lori Mitchell s learning how they work Opening With Trends Whor goes gobble, gobble, gobble . . . zoppecP Ohmigosh� A volley girl ploying poc mon These ore rwo of the newest trends of rhe 82-83 school yeor Nor only hove Conner srudenrs gone Poc crozy, most hove fallen in love with rwo lirrle creatures that come ro earth this yeor. rhe Smurfs and E T Since Popo Smurf is red, white, and blue, (our own school colors) many hove mode him rhe Conner mascot As for E.T we find him E.xrra T errific These orejusr a few of rhe trends Makin' Tracks this yeor They ore colorful, funfilled, zony, ond even bizarre, bur they ore rhe trends we followed during rhe 1982-83 school yeor or Conner Senior High 1) Appearing m one of rhe many English ploys is Kimm Rumon ond her newest friend E T 2) Oobsy rwms Connie Jones ond Jorme Hammons, show off rhe laresr foshons 3) Looks bke Spider Mon ts yi o leodmg trend with Senior Bobby Oaks 4) Deely Bobbers appear on punk rocker s Dawn Hogedorn Allison Byte, Saundra Schrmdrr ond Jamie Hammons Opening ■ With Friends Friendships begin in school ond losr o lifetime Here or Conner, friends con be seen every- where shoring rhe fun of high school ond rhe exciremenr of being o reenoger Boys, girls, ond people you srop ro hove o chor wirh in rhe hall ore oil rypes of friends A friend is someone you con shore secrets wirh, ond someone who always understands ond respecrs your feelings whether you ore in o good or bod mood There is no limir on how many friends o person con hove, bur when ir comes ro besr friends mony people hove only one A besr friend is someone who would rake up for you ond defend your pride ond honor if ir come down ro fighting off six fire breorhing dragons Being o reenogers wirhour friends is like nor having o Sonra Clous Everyone needs friends, young or old, ond wirhour rhem we all know rhe world ond, especially high school, would be o very lonely place. jjf Opening W Skill is defined in rhe dicrionory os, compe- tence resulring from knowledge, training, prac- tice, and experience To the Conner srudenr, skill con range from catching o football to mak- ing jelly in home economics doss. Each doy students come to school to learn how to cook, weld, sew, point, ond draw nor just to leorn rhe newest in algebraic equorions or take notes for o research paper For Senior Doymon Block, facing chipped point, rusty spots, ond pounded dents, which most people would like to ovoid, is o high skilled hobby which he has been Makin' Tracks or his family's body shop since he was 13 For Junior Dorren Byrd, coordinating one's hands and eyes along with well developed mental thought is whor is needed to Make Tracks os an outstanding welder which is rhe reputation he has earned at rhe Vocarionol school Whatever rhe cose moy be, Conner stu- dents prove to others that they hove many skills and they know how to use them. 1) Putting on finishing touches ore versatile Eddie Wells. Dovid Morksberry. ond Steve Droughron 2) Proficient Sen lor Doymon Clock, smoothes out the rough spots on o rusty cor 3) Proudly deploying their home mode jellies ore 5 hoppy members of the Home Economics doss 4) Holding on to o foorboll sure raises skill soys Tony Jones, Conner’s Stor quorterbock 5) Richie Mortz is prepored for his next gacort roce Opening 1) In front of orher bond members. Teresa Conner srnjrs her stuff with her rifle 2) Dasker weaving s one of the many crafts thot artistk: Ken- ny Sebasnon has done ths yeor 3) Skilled Jenny Srenger pauses for the camera 4) Lmed up ond ready to go. Mrs Lucas' 5rh period Arts ond Gafts class ore shown working on wall hongngs 5) During the lunch hour basketball is ployed through out the yeor by many odepr sru- With Skills dents Opening In Class 1) Are rhese figures ever gang ro odd up? Could be one of rhe rhmgs rhor ore running Through senior Denise Turner's mind obour now 2) Melissa Boland shows her Chemisrry doss her fovorire spor in rhe world 3) Forty words o minure is The god of Wes Pomson 4) Juniors Gmo Young and Karen Bailey ore obviously Thrilled with on opproochmg deod lne in Yearbook doss 5) Pipping our onorher @ $@ seom, Pom Bdley5 ft Opening Opening Sports, dubs, and friends ore very important in high school, bur the main goal is academics. At Conner the students have a variety of differ- ent dosses ranging from Business Coop, Alge- bra and English to Vocational Agriculture and Foods for Fun. A new edition ro the curriculum this year is the Sophomore English Classes. All sophomores were rested and recommended for particular English groups, where grammer, literature, and composition are stressed. This is the first rime Conner has hod specific classes for sophomores. One popular Course among many students is the Computer Moth doss. Students like it becouse it is interesting and practical course with future potential. In the basic course, a micro-soft language is taught, while in the Ad- vanced, students write programs for payrolls, video games, square roots and prim numbers Mokin' Tracks in academics at Conner is a lor of fun and one of the best parrs of each year 1 Spanish II students rake rime out for o pxcrure 2 Checking out the ad secrion s Senior Rodney Donor 3 Scott Volz is involved m deep concentration in typing doss 4 Oeoning up is definitely o port of Home Economics doss, as Druce Gemmer does Ns shore UGARS Missy Abborr Jube Abdon Scorr Alrenhofen Heorher Amsrurz Lloyd Anderson Tim Andress Mindy Anneken ( enee Apler Pom Bailey Phondo Doird Orion Doker Chris Donks Jorme Domes Tim Dores Shonnon Doynum Ddly Doys Ljso Deemon Kon Degley DovkJ Dloir Mebsso Dotond Cindy Donor Jimmy Dordorf Mebsso Dndewell Rosie Driggs Sieve Droughron Ten Drown Onon Drummer Kenny Durchom Suson Dusheimon Richard Compbeil Dory! Corlron Mike Coner Annerre Cenrers Roy Chopmon Mork Chosrom Scott Onrwood Deonoo Clork Dovid Cobb Joe Cobb Todd Coe Orendo Cole Troy Cole Gno Colemon Noro Colwell Porry Combs Edche Compron Eddie Connley Wendy Corner Dionne Couch Dorren Cox Did Gonford Sreve Geech Louro Crouch Jerry Gowder Trocy Crurchfield Sreve Cui Sophomores Sophomores First Impressions Of Conner Chonging from rhe Jr. High ro rhe Sr. High is o very big srep in o person's life When o few sophomores were asked rheir firsr impressions of rhe Sr. High, rhey responded in rhe following way: The only rhing I was scored of wos Dubbo. ” Greg Hayes My firsr impression wos rhor Conner Sr. would be jusr like Conner Jr., bur ir wasn'r. I acrually liked school for o change. Brian Williamson My firsr impression of Conner wos moss confusion. Steve Cull Gosh, I loved ir! You hove o lor more freedom. Elisa Pribble I rhoughr, how om I ever going ro ger from doss ro doss wirhour ending up in rhe girls’ borhroom. Steve Thompson On rhe firsr doy of school or Conner High School I wos quire impressed.” Patty Overton Wow! I rhoughr ir wos rorally owesome!” Kimm Run ion I love ir! Ir's exrrovegonrly wonderful! Wendy Corner Apporenrty holding up rhe door ore Doryl Wrighr and Eddie Compron 2) Coughr by rhe comero on her upword walk ro doss is Derh Marksberry 3) Shoring o desk during English doss is Joe Lowson and Tim Mollory 4) Working rogerher on on English prqiea is Scorr Summers, Todd Kennedy, ond Jason Eckler 5) Taking a shortcur Through rhe gym is Khymn Toulbee ond Tlno Groschen Sophomores The Thrill Of Victory When asked if she is bothered by being rhe only girl on rhe ream, she smiles and soys, Thor's rhe best parr Korhy Plonk is rhe only girl on rhe Conner Cross Counrry ream, bur rhor's nor stopping her. She won rhe Boone Kenton Invirorional and wenr on ro win rhe Regionals ond received fourth in rhe srore. Korhy is used ro being rhe solitary girl in rhe crowd since she's rhe only girl wirh rhree boys in her family. She gers plenry of support from her family, rhe ream, and her coach Doword Williams Besides excelling in cross counrry, she was voted mosr valuable player in basketball She also srays on rhe honor roll When Korhy is asked how she does ir she replies, Bun your own race. 1) Korhy Plonk experiences rhe thrill of victory during o crosscountry meet or Doone Woods 2) Tereso Poynrer poses for rhe camera 3) Trying to enjoy his lunch is Chris Bonks 4) Using rhe hollwoy for doss worts ore Iso Porter ond Ken Loycock 5) In seorch of a film is sophomore Donno Thtessen $ Sophomores 1 Julie Culver Mike Damron Darlene Davies Michelle Davis Michelle Deon Trocy Deorwesrer April Deck Daryl Denhom Scorr Dickmon Lon Dmser Ryle Doer moo Tammy Dorson Cathie Doyle Tno Dunhofr Joson Eckler Robert Eden Keirh Eggleston Korhy Elsloger Jim Fohey Korhy Foukoner Doug Fekjhous Keirh Feldhous Srocy Ferguson Orion Fields Corlo Fleek Sronley Fryor Donokj Gabbard Jimmy Gbbons Rondy Godsey Bobby Gooch Toma Gordon Rhonda Gouge Dome Groves Jock Grigson Koren Grigson Lmdo Gripshover Holy GnrTon Tina Groschen Chnsren Hoar Darlene Hoor Steve Harms Oily Horter Deanna Howkms Greg Hayes Ramona Helphinsnne Dnon Hensley Seon Hensley John HI Koren Hi Jeff Ffcnkle Angelo Fire Joe HirzfiekJ Tony Hodges Joy Hotorook Drod Holmes John Howard Sophomores Karen hkjesmg Rondy Huff David lovasie Dario Isoocs Kim Isoocs Roberr Isoocs Due Jockson Dobbie Jockson Melissa Johnson Trina Johnson Chris Jones Kim Jones T im Jones Tina Jones Dom Juhan Chris Korlosky Dnon Keirh Todd Kennedy Down King Scorr King Keirh Kmser Kelly Kissner Bobby Kohlmon Kenny KrekJer Sreve Loncasrer Chris Landrum Adorn Lawrence Joe Lawson Kenny Loycock Uso Lewis ftobm Ugon Phil Lucas Coy Lunsford Tern Moddox Mark Mogee Jeff Moines Pom Matsch Tim Mallory Joe Mono Milse Monners Berh Morksberry Mory Morrhoier Chris Morrin Tommy McBee Koren McCarrhy Mike McDaniels Tony McDonald Shoro Mtddleron Decky AAis Koren Nienober David Oblinger Parnoa Overton Mory Parker Wes Porrison Scoff Pennmgron Jeff Perkins MB Sophomores Sophomores Favorites Wirh rhe chonging fads in rhe 80's o lisr was compiled ro reveal some of rhe sophomores favorires A survey was raken and rhe rop rhree answers of eoch ore prinred below. Favorite Song Hard ro Soy I'm Sorry Jock S Dione Nasry Girls Favorite Group Journey BiHy Squier Alabama Favorite Station WEBN Q-102 VDLZ Favorite Show Square Pegs Knighr IXider Fame Favorite Movie ET Fosr Times or Pidgemonr High Pocky III Fa votite Car Corvette 280 zx Porsch Favorite Sport Foorboll Baskerball Soccer Favorite Food Pizzo Spogherri Sreok Favorite Hang Out McDonald's Friend’s House Moll Sophomores Super Sophomore RJVrip-pp Is rhe sound you heor os Joey Mono rears rhe Ky-Ohio phone directory in half Even though you think only o super strong person could do it, Joey soys it's only o trick When asked how he does it he replies, Thor's my secret. 1) Sophomore Joey Mono shows he srrengrh by ripping o phone book in rwo 2) Chrs Jones and Joe Hirzfiekj folk os Tim Jones looks on 3) Could Phd Lucos and Brod Holmes possibly be cutting our paper dolls5 4) Showing off her jersey, Koren Hill poses for rhe camero 5) Spying rhe comero ore Uso Lews and Korea McCorrhy Sophomores Roger PhAps Shefly Pieper Korhy Plonk AAise Pollord Tim Poole Richord Poore Liso Porrer Teresa Poynrer Liso Pribbie Dobby Price Sreve Pyle Paul Rorcfcff Cmdy Reeves Dobby Richordson Roger Richordson Lisso Rider Shely Rirchie Ronold Robertson Missy Robmson Sheley Rocke Dervse Rogers April Rolf Susan Rose Koy Rowlond Kenny Rowlond Sondro Rudioll Kmnm Rumon James Russ Gory Sammons Joner Scholler Peggy Schorz Thereso Schnorbus Jeff Schrepfer Armedo Schulze Terry Schwobe Gndy Scorr Kenny Sebosnoo Dill Sebnng Chere Sharp AAorr Shorweli Robin Siebenrholer Gory Smirh Jimmy Smith Suzonne Smirh Missy Snell Tern Sprogue Todd Sroren Phrfl Sreele Cheryl Stem Jeni Srenger AAorr StogsdiU Liso Storms Renee Stotts Scott Summers More Tonner Lori Tore Sophomo'es Khymn Tout bee John Toylor Robbie Toylor Tomi Toylor Donna TNessen Tim Thiessen Louro Thompson Lyndo Thompson Phil Thompson Michelle Tingle Doron ToBey Jerry Torh Dense Turner Robbie Urz Drod Vonce Anrhony Vornberger Undo Wogner Dormy Wokxe JocKie Walron Todd Wege Silos Wells John Wesron Andy Whirney Todd Wilcox Orion Wiioms Orion W� omson Mork Wilson Rick Wilson Jamey Winebrenner Tereso Woodruff Dory! Wrighr Johnny Wnghr Druce Wyckoff Chris Zirkelboch 1) Tonya Gordon. Cindy Donor, ond Dorlo Isoocs od mre o Chrisrmas gift 2) Showing his Chrisrmas spirit s Mike Correr. dressed os on elf Sophomores 1) Sophomores gorher before doss 2) Leo Pnbbte explains how ro moke cookies in o demonsrraron speech for Engfcsh 3) Working busily on arr prcheers ore sophomores Lori Dmser ond Komy Foutconer Junior board Leads Class V har is Junior Board? Is ir o 2 by 4 owned by rhe Juniors? No, of course nor' Jr Board is a group of llrh grade srudenrs, elecred by rheir class ro guide rhem Through rhe year, ond inform rhem of rhe evenrs in which rhe Jr's will participare The Jr Boord meets regularly ro discuss rhe presenr business, such os Jr Dues, raising money, ond even rhe prom Having a very successful magazine sale earlier in rhe year, rhe entire Junior doss expressed rheir enthusiasm by raising a roral of $765 00 They elect a President — Pom Pieper, Vice President — Allison Pyle, Secretory — Jackie Thomas, ond Treasurer — Melissa Viox Each of these individuals is responsible for leodrng rhe Class of '84 through its Jr year 1) The 1982 83 Junior Ooord Bobby Adorns Christine Adorns Kristi Akms Jockie AHen Jeff Amyx Koren Boiley Jimmy Boker Trocy Barlow Tom Dorretr Brice Boy Bridget Beord Mark Beord Steve Beover Don Bedser Mon Lynn Berryman Cor la Biddle John Biddle Martin Biddle Judy Bodkin Paula Bogle Kely Bonor Diane Boswell Kelly Bowdler IVhard Bowlin Suson Bullock Bridget Burchom Melissa Burke Pom Burke Michelle Burney BrerxJo Bushetmon Dorren Byrd Shelly Calhoun Tina Compbel David Corlson Donno Carpenter Jenny Couhorn Milse Cheskxk Kim Chmielewski Tino Chumley Rhonda Cica Shone Coe Janet CoHms Mary Jo Coins Steve Collmsworrh Joy Conner Daniel Conrad Dion Cornerr Morsholl Croddock Koren Crofr Todd Craven Arne Crawford Dovid Cngler Lisa Crowe Dona Lynn Cumbee Croig Davidson Undo Deon Sarah Dees David Devore Undo Di on Jeff Dressman Srephonie Dunhoft Kori Eberr Roe Lynn EyenfeJder Den rvs Ever err Ed Everhort Lorry Fahey David Fetdhous Rondy Ferrell Andy Flonnery Corolyn Folrz Rodney Ford Dororhy Freeland Rogmo Freeman Shoron Fry or Jomes Fugore Lon Funoro Julie Garnerr Kevm Gornerr Carol Garrison Dob Gemer Drendo Gnznger Enc Gordon Rhonda Granr Dean Groves Regina Greenwell Melisso Greenwood Nancy Greive Jeff Gngson Don Gnpshover Mary Goss Tim Guthrie Danny Gurzeir Pom Haas Mtschelle Hogedorn Geg Hail HorokJ Homrfron Keirh Homdron Mary Hammer Joy Hargis Darren Horr6 Connie Horrmon Frances Henry Decky Hon Kr6ro Hicks Derme HiHenbrand Mike HirzfiekJ Lisa Holland Jessie Holt Meteso Horn Jim Horron Dob Howe Cmdy Hudson Multi-Talented Junior Colvin Klein, Glorio Vanderbilt, and Barr Schneider are all names of designers, bur one of these designed o restaurant nor o poir of jeans Dorr hod always been interested in architecture, bur never dreamed he would design o building or the oge of 16 That was the job given to him after he won first place in the Doone County Fair for his house plans Dorr's present job is working as a landscaper or Val-Courr Townhouses Soon after the Fair, Dorr entered the Farm Bureau contest where he won the regional title Later in the year Dorr will compere in the store finals and if he wins he will try for the narionols 1) Bart Schneider hord ot work on house ptons — o hobby rhor could leod him to on interesting career Pride Of The Juniors They were ocruolly Juniors! The members of rhe closs of '84 rhoughr rhey would never moke ir, bur they did Being dossi- fied os q Junior come wirh o few pleosonr surprises. One of rhe mosr memorable evenrs of rhe yeor wos gerring closs rings. Insreod of concenrroring on rheir dosses mosr Juniors spenr rhe doy srudying rhe inrricore designs on rheir rings consisring of: rhe 1984 emblem, rhe rwo cougars pows and rhe words 'Conner Senior' engraved around an individually selecr- ed srone. Along wirh Talking ro each orher abour rhe rings, many Juniors srarred rhe rask of hoving rheir rings turned According ro ritual, each Junior musr have his or her ring rurned eighty- four rimes by another person wirhour rhe srone being Touched in order ro graduate 1) Chuck fXhodus proudly shows off he long owoired doss rmg Joy Huffmon Tony Huroyr Tony koocs Qelindo Jockson June Jocobs Jomes Johnson Mork Johnson Doug Jones Rickie Jones Pom Kerns Mork Kemper Durch Kennedy Becky Kidd Mindy Kimmich Chuck Kohlmon Morey Kuhn Drod Lowless Tony Logon Kim Loverr Jeff Lawrence Jim Lowe Sreve Lowe Mike Maddox OrvJle Mogner Usa Momts Meteso AAorrim Jeff McElfresh Sndi McGosson Undo McKmghr Dovid McNoy Jeff McNeil Km McNchols Melvin Miles Joanie Milky Darlene Mills Willa Mrchell Milse Moore Kevin Mooreheod Tm Mounce Lon Munsie Kevin Murphy Krisren Nopier CoroW e Neff Korea Newfong Tm Newmon Amro Nunn Roy Nunn Shone Ookley John Over Jeanno Osborne Leoho Osborne Vicror Osborne Frank Overron John Owens Dee Polocsoy Srephonie Peeno Beverly Penny Richie Perkmson Phyiis Perry Reneo Perry Pom Pieper Drod Pirzer Toby Plocke Roy Poly Kristi Poore Kevm Porrer Becky Porrer Donnie Powel Woyne Powel Rhonda Power Chris Rerneke Liso Rerng Chock Rhodus Amy Rtemon Shondo Roberts Brod Robert son James Robertson Phi Rogers Tracy Rouse Greg Rowlond Lee Rowlond Jmmy Joe RudiciH Lori Ruebel Bnon Ruff Korhy Rusch Allison Ryle Soundro Scfvrurr Borr Schneider Robbie Schneider Pom Schnorbus Porsy Schull Mike Schwobe Ehzoberh Scorr Sandy Sc udder Kim Sebosnon Charles Sebrmg Fnrz Shrnkle Bryan Shorwell Amy Sidney More Smith Mark Smith Sherri Smith Steve Smith Conme Sowers Melisso Spore Scott Spencer John Sprogue Christie Sronsberry Tim Stone Billy Sutton Sobro Tore Tommy Taylor The Doting Gome How obour a movie? Grear! Pick you up or 8 00 You've waited oil your life for this momenr ro come. You're going our on o real dorel The firsr question that arises in your mind is whor ro wear Maybe you should rush our ro rhe Florence Moll ond buy somerhing newl The second question rhor pops in your head is whor movie ro see Whor if he wanrs ro see one of rhose sci-fi flicks? (Gog me with o spoon!) Next, should I ask him for somerhing ro ear ond drink while or rhe movies, or is he planning ro go ro McDonalds afterwords? Lost, bur nor leosr, whor rime should I hove him bring me home? When does rhe resr of rhe world come in from o dare? Gosh! I didn't know going our on a dare could be so complicored. Oh, no! Ir's 7 30, ond I srill hove ro wash my hair, rhink of o way ro rell him rhor we're going ro see E T., I wonr o targe Coke, ond I plan on being home by 12:00 1) ftcx na Freemon ond Shone Coe enjoy o memorable momenr roger her or rhe Senior Dinner Donee The Band's Welcome Wagon Three weeks before rhe big nighr you could see many Juniors going ro rhe srore buying limburger cheese and eggs Why? To ler rhem sir our in rhe hor sun and ror Three weeks lorer, rhe big nighr hod finally arrived Yes, ir wos rhe nighr of rhe bond's onnuol wiener roasr When rhe Sophomores come ro school rhey found our rhey were in deep Trouble, Unable ro roke more rhon four sreps owoy from rheir cars, rhey were orrocked by Junior ond Senior bond members ond poinred like Indians. Afrer rhis rhey were mode ro march down ro rhe procrice field where rhe Juniors covered rhem wirh rhe unknown subsronces rhey hod cre- ared Afrer rhe ’wiener roasr' rhe sophomores cleaned up and rhe Juniors revenge hod come ro an end. Everybody was now an offidal band member and rhey were ready ro begin working rowords o winning season 1) Derek Hermann is one of rhe many unfortunate new bond members ro be 'welcomed' by rhe Junior ond Senior band members Jockie T homos Mark Thomos Worren Thompson Showno Thunen Dovid Tier Lisa Trommell Jim Tunning Diono Turner Rhonda Turner Shondo Turner Undo Vicors Dobby Vickers Uso Vickers Meteso Viox Juke Wolron Afcson Word Drod Warfield Micheie Worndorf Diono Wornke Albert Workins Suzonne Worson Koren Weis John Wesrermeyer Robbie Wheeler Joerro Whire Poulo Wdkjms Sandy Woodcock Tern Wooium Debbie Womer John Yeory Gno Young Jeff Young 1) Did Conme Sowers lireroly win o 'door' prized 2) One of rhe vorsiry cheerleaders, Mon Lynn Derrymon, cheers our foorboll ream on during one of rhe home gomes. 3) Krisri Poore, onorher vorsiry cheerteoder, os o ‘punk rocker' or rhe ‘ Punk Rock Pep Roly Amors 1 SENIOR DAY SENIORS 1982-83 CLASS OFFICERS (L ro R) Secretory, Donno Owens. Vice PresKJenr. Cosey Jones. Presidenr. Tony HeJroo. Treosurer. Mono Deck UGARS Adorn Arnerr Uso Boiley Buddy Baker Trocy Barker Vicky Bornes Tma Bamonre 1 Homer Smirh porrroys his imoge of Homier os Kevin Rowland and Bobby Frank prepore rheir costumes 2 Is Kim Arrowood embarossed by Jim Booor's conversoron? Bev Beck and Lisa Abner sure don'r seem ro be 42 1 Derry Pomck ond John Cnder give rheir phorogro pher o quick smile 2 Afrer o long day Roiph Domes enjoys rhe worm sunshine before ccfcnmg he, nde home 3 Oone Wetss looks worried Could ir be rhe spogherrP Peso Deacom Dixie Deorden Beverly Deck Rodney Derkemeier 43 44 Jim Donor —vrr Graduation Brings Mixed Emotions As rhe seniors of Conner Sr. High School ser goals and srondords for rheir furure, rhey rhink bock ro oil rhose terrific rimes ond memories or C.S.H.S. Ir's rheir losr year in high school ond rhey hove ro occepr rhe focr rhor rhey ore growing older ond more mature. Nonetheless, rhey roke on bigger responsibilities by making decisions more on rheir own. They will never forger rhe friends ond reachers who helped rhem through, some of rhose, I jusr-con'r-roke ir-rimes of growing up. Those moments were oil espe- tiolly imporronr. Sometimes thinking obour graduation seems like rhe end of rhe world. Acrually, irs a whole new beginning. Graduation opens up so many doors. Some lead ro confusion ond uncertainties while orhers lead ro happiness ond suc- cess. No doubr, ir will be a difficult odjusrmenr ond students can only hope rhor rhe dedsions rhey moke, from whor rhey hove learned, ore rhe righr ones. If nor, rhey will learn from rheir misrakes unril rhey ger ir righr. Rodney Donor Tonyo Bond Don Dornhorsr Chris Drumer Mark Dordorf Melisso Corpenrer Rhonda Corraro Reneo Cores Mart Chosroin Donnie Gorksron Tom Cole Sonp Colvin Krishn Cloypool Teresa Conner 1 Sqmrrmg Karen DomaschUo on Senior Doy is Uo Daley 2 This could be Scon Conner's losr smile because he s wearing a Rebel flog on h6 shirr i Graduation Thoughts The rime is here, diploma m hand, Therej ore so many rhings I don’r understand. All of us are leaving our almamaro; Some of us will leave our Morher and Father I have said rhar I am free. There ore so many problems, I did nor see A grand life we will all rry ro live All of our love, we will strive ro give I must now moke, a life of my own, I'm our of school, I'm supposed ro be grown. My dossmares ond I have all said good-bye; So on ro live ... Ler's give ir a rry” — Greg Dtankentfvp Charlene DovkJson Troy Deorherage Mono Deck Meksso Decker $0 Fronces Dews Foyerro Dudgeon 1 Goon Lowson seems ro be enjoying his lunch, bur Dee Kouptsch end Wendy Doles cerronly don't seem oo rhrnied obour it 2 F'om the looks on me ‘aces of Noo Heirmg and Dcvd Doves, proettong for the Homecoming is nor v-ery exorog Advice For Underclassmen Everybody loves ro give advice Teachers give advice, parenrs give advice, and friends give us advice Using posr experience, some doss of '83 Seniors leave rhe underclass people some helpful advice For rhe college bound, Tish Jones advices rhe following: Take Anoromy and Chemisrry! Ir will make ir easier in college ” Sreve Herrmann suggesrs rhar srudenrs rake Trigonometry Somerimes rhere are rhose days when we can use some advice abour sroying our of rrouble Joey Horvey rells how ir is, Berrer DEAD rhan BED! Warch our whar you do, and rell rhem rhar ir'sjusr a rumor, explains Brian Hayes Mike House jusr simply says, Don'r goof off! Whatever advice you choose, have fun during your losr year of high school Scorr Shepherd hands down some handy advice, Parry Down! Juniors, os you enrer rhe front doors nexr year, remember Mindy Story's advice, Moke rhe best of Tracey Durham Paulo Easron Jamie Egglesron Tim Esrep Fred Fields Jomey Flynn 1 This yeor Orion Woosley triumphantly ob toned 1st char in the trumper section here at CSHS J1 Fowler Robert Frank Morry Franks Teresa Freeland Rob Gabbard Yvonne Gine Violer Fugore Km Gornerr Sandy Godsey Amy Goodridge 1 Glen Jod son finds a qcwer ploce berween dosses ro corch up on some srudymg 2 Fire drills con happen or rhe worsr rimes' Dobby Odss and Rodney Hayes decided ro moke rheir lunch a “carry our 1 Kim Homm and Sreve Herrmann representing rhe bond awoir rhe crowning of rhe baskerball homecoming queen 2 An eorly lough mokes rhings go o little easier for seniors Gndy Cotton ond Connie Knook 3 It looks os if Metesa Harris could be givmg Kevn Rowtond o bit of trouble Tom Gripshover Tom Guy Dwayne Hoddix Jonce Homilron Down Hogedorn Km Homm Melissa Horns Par Harr Boon Hayes Rodney Hayes David Hall Jamie Hommons Joe Harvey Nmo Helmig 1 Is rhc whor Tommy Crag and Bonae CJorksron come to school ro learn? 2 Tracey Durham gives us the impression rhor office work con'r be that bod Desr Personofcry Don Bornhorsr and Lynerre Masters Aiming For Success Success Robin Helpinsnne Looking our dh infinity wondering why I'm here; People, rhey pur their rrusr in me, I con’r escape e fear. For lurking wirhia1 rhe greoresr success, is o rrace, g shadow of doubt, and when you're diming foh the you’re rempred rojgok down. While drinking from rhe cup of life, be careful nor ro drown, So many people hir rhe top and blow rheir selves ro birSr They go roo fasr and jusr can'r srop, instead, rhey lose rheir wirs Be sure ro carefully resr eoch rung, while climbing rhe ladder ro fame; And when you've reached rhe peak of rhings, be thankful you’re srill sane. — Scorr Volz 1 Now mrroduong our b ggesr goof off Kewi Wiogore Kei Hensley Oovid Henson $ Sreve Herrmonn DiUie Hickey Dernie HiJIenbrond Dorrell Holr 1 Tereso Conner is some lucky g� i ro orrend o porry wirh Chns CoUnsworrh' 2 Tereso Engle smiles for rhe camero Desr Dressed Todd Morlssberry 6 Suzonne Escue Seniors Conquer The World; But With No Strain? Parr of becoming o person Is knowing when nor ro quir Peace ro rhe earrh Peace ro rhe sun Srudenrs of rhe world We ore one The lighr of knowledge Creases our brow Srriving ro undersrand We learn how Passively pouring Oooks or your feer So you foiled rhe resr Tosre defear Pick up rhar pen, friend Poll ir around Look in your mind and rell me Whor you’ve found All of rhe answers Locked in your broin Go conquer rhe world wirh no srroin To soy ir's over is roo ... well, ler’sjusr soy look around Ir's only jusr begun my friend So you've finally finished No more reachers No more books No more sorcosric childish remarks Everyrhing's done and rhrough You've posr rhe losr resr Schools our so you're going home Your friends hove said good-bye The door sronds before you open ro rhe sky So why do you figure ir oil for o lie. — Tom Guy James Hun Tracey Hutchinson Tim Ison Cosey Jones Connie Jones Jeff Jones Jim Jones Troy Jones Deonn Kouptsch Connie Knock Dob Jusrice James Kemper Dobby Kukuk Tony Jones Donna Korlosky 1 Very conveniently. Mmdy Srory finds on eiecrncal ourler in rhe hallway ro plug in her curling ron for some finishing rouches on her hoir 2 This lunch roble is o good refuge for sleepy Corol Tolley Boon Lawson Cindy Loinharr Dale Larsen Jeff Lawrence 1 Tonya Morm shows exaremenr as her Servor year draws neor rhe end 2 Showing he school spinr by dressing our on Wesrern day 6 Jim Kher M Donna Leorh Uso Lowe Rhondo Lusk Doug Maher Seniors Rote Top 10 Being a IO” hos never been easy. Just ask Bo Derek In our doss, maybe rhe nexr besr rhing ... rhe rop 10 of rhe groduoring class could rell you. They ore rhe ones, who oil Throughout high school hove managed ro obroin rhe 10 highest overages They ore: Karen Acuff, Buddy Baker, John Brunner, Kris Cloypool, Ka- ren Domaschko, Melisso Harris, Donno Korlosky, Down Beeves, Corot Solomon and Amy White How did they do it? Some of them hove spent long hard hours doing homework ond studying ev- ery night, while for others, intelligence just comes naturally Whatever rhe cose moy be, these are people who oil rare o 10 !!! 1 Tracy Calhoun expressing her excrement during Yearbook doss 2 Giving us his besr srmie s Antonio Santos 3. Jomie Flynn ond Adorn Arnerr. Pigging our' 1 Trocey Soord ond her dore. Andy Korden- brock, chor wirh Solly Sidney or rhe Senior On ner Donee 2 Cheering rhe crowd on is cheer leoder, Amy Whire or o pep ro y Dario Moyes Porn McBroom Kevin McEnnre Jock McGough Chris Meochom Corhy Merrei Rick Miller Undo Mobley Korhy Moore 1 Demonsrroring rhe use of founrcwn pens ri Lerrer Prnrmg doss ore Uso Abner ond Robin Helpinsnene 2 Reneo Cores rreors Rodney Hoyes ro o worer bolloon on Senior doy 1 Tommy Morion Tim Noll Debbie Newman Aorenrs con be such o pon n me nec-v They seemed ro hove mode my we such o wreck Moy of o« I hod no freedom And when rhe doy's end would come, they fJV found foJr Atom inops cyders. I yeled I won't ' DOC ofwoys comes home when I don r I mowed me dwn me ome- ntpt Out I fjv ddn t get if ngh� I neve� dxJ Out who� happens when -ney ore -gone5 I don t mean one night I meo . . gore I reofcze al me good nteroons Used o pom me r me r h cvechons God I mas them l don't remembe� any o« me unes i yeled. I here you ... juv good � mes jy me other doy someone sad My dod hos no exons n ha eod' Is rhot so3 why don'� teenogers see o good rtv g Whey they see two coring shomg . . lovng So mony of us under eymore mem When we hove rc do wimoor porenrs . . . Who then? Who� obour you3 — Mark Dor dod 1 You moy find if hard ro believe, bur Dixie Deor den enjoys domg orher rhmgs in doss besides homework Don Obfcnger Por O'Brien Donna Owens Doron Porker Derry Pornck Kevin Peoch Horvey Pelley A Chonce . . . A chonce ro so good-bye. ro rhose we'H see no more A choree ro toy hello! ro wherever lies before A c oce ro spy rhonBWJj for-oR Thor you've oone A chonce ro srorr ever, o new life's begun A chonce ro end relationships, rhor never should hove srorred, A chonce ro srorr onew. os soon os we've deporred A chonce ro soy no. when you Know you're righr; A chonce ro be viewed, in o different light A chonce ro srorr over, forgerring rhe pasr, A chonce ro be me . . . ro be me or losr. — Lori Mirchell 1 Anromo Sonros mokes good use our of rhe vortery of mogozines offered in rhe library 2 Could Michelle Worndorf be jeolous of Dorry Mo' tin's mony odrrufers on Valentine's doy5 3 Work mg ro prepare the school newspaper is Carol Saurh 1 Donno Leorh rokes rime from her ofremoon nop for rhe phorogropher, while Dorlo Mayes hos pleosanr dreoms 2 Chemiyry experiment do wonders for srudenrs Tim NoD orresrs ro rhis 3 Donno Owens hos o porry oil her own Gndy Pfolzgrof Leo Porrer Down Peeves j $ Sreve Ponder Scorr Perrig Morgie Poole Todd Poney Tonya Phodus Mory Pider Ltso Poberrs Kindro Pobnson Tim Robinson Trocey Soolfeld Dnjce Schroer Relief Is In Sight. Kevin flowlond Anromo Sonros After struggling through five straight doys of ossignmenrs, homework, reports and rests, the two short doys colled “the weekend” bring a relief. It is o rime for srudenrs to relax ond spend rime with their friends. On Friday nights, many srudenrs attend the basketball or football gomes and afterwords, meer or their fovorire hong-out, McDonold's” to celebrate their victory or smother their defeor with o Dig Mac Some even like to meer or the bowling alley for a lore-nighr bowl. Saturday is their first morning to sleep lore The afternoon provides them with additional rime for playing their fovorire videos, shopping or the mall or just sirring around the house. The evening is reserved for o dote or just cruising around with friends. Sunday is the doy that some srudenrs don’t tools forward to because of the rush to do reports ond homework ossignmenrs that hove been pur off for rwo days Monday srorrs o new week of struggling, ond end in o new exciting week-end. Robin Schwobe Ann Scruggs 1 Jock McGough and Mono Deck shoring on mrmnore momenr or rhe Senior Dinner Donee 2 Sponsored by rhe Women of Conner is Laurie Spencer escorred by Don Dornhorsr Solly Sidney Julie Slayback Uso Sr anon Dick Sreworr Homer Smith Corot Solomon Domy Srone Looking Dock Looking bock upon rhe shadows, of rhe rwelve years rhar hove pasr; Wirh oil rhe lirrle gomes we ployed, ir oil seemed ro go so fosr. Ir seems os If jusr yesrerdoy, I srorred school, firsr year; Dur remembering ir oil now, ir's hard ro hold bock rhe rears The hoppiesr momenrs of school, happened wirh my very besr friend; Dur now, she roo, is olmosr gone, for my schooling is abour ro end Now, or losr, rhe rime hos come, ro walk down rhar long isle, To finally ger rhor diplomo, rhar I've wonred for such awhile And ofrer ir's oil over, and rhe people ore oil gone ... I’ll sir along and wonder, of my life, from now on. — Dev Deck 1 One of rhe mony faces of Buddy Bolder 2 Vicky Dornes showing us her orrsnc obJiries 3 Morlo Hdr conveniently helps Mr Doronhorsr out by domg some paper work for him Mindy Srory Carolyn Tofoorr David Srrassinger Lsa Tolberr Cheryl Trammell Goodbye . . . And Hello To oil of rhose friends who I've shared my school days; rhe good rimes and loughrer in rhe good ole days. For lending on ear, for giving o smile, purring up wirh my foulrs oil of rhe while Even Though rhere may hove been problems on rhe porh, We could work ir our rogerher And srill end up wirh o lough Vicky Voss Tina Wogers Sreve Wagner So, os on enrire closs rogerher. We face on ending coming neor To us a new beginning Ler's celebrare wirh o cheer. Tish Jones 1 Showing off during gym doss is Senior Todd Sprogue 1 Could Rodney Donor hove ocddenrly srumbled on some rop secrer — Teocher s Only — of or moron? 2 These doys o hrrle enrerroomenr helps o person ger Through rhe doy o whole lor easier Maybe Dubbo Smirh should ler More Sm� rh hsren in Scorr Wonner Lorry Worren Jeff Wege Done Weiss Penrae Wesr Amy Whire Doug Wilson 1 Is Ttsh Jones goofing off ogam or does she really belong in rhe rrees? 2 Ar rhe Daskerboll Homecoming, Mindy Srory, escorted by Tony Jones, wos Sponsored by FFA Kevm Wngore Boon Woosley Woody Wilson Wayne Young beog o Senior 2 Trocy Darker, Doug Moher, Casey Jones, ond Dick Sreworr give some unforrunore girl rhe wer look 3. Ir seems os rhough Dick Sreworr w! be ried up for quire o whie 71 hereb' I, Jeff Williams, do hereby leave my massive physique ro Tony Hurayr I, Kevin Rowland, do hereby leave Cresr, A-jax, Tide, Dial, Ivory, Colgare, and Perr ro Grease and Grime I, Teresa Conner, do hereby leave Good Luck ro all Conner Band Rifles I, Lisa Starron, do hereby leave my diamonds ro Lori Tare. I, Denise Turner, do hereby leave my sdenrific inrelligence ro Mike Cheslodc . I, Bobby Frank, do hereby leave an expense paid rrip ro LongMew ip Dpnna Corpenrer and Cindy Hudson I. hjeidi Amsrurz, do hereby leave every frog landmark ro Mr Marrin, them I, Sreve I. Down Jim Nor Srone I, Greg Blankenship, do hereby leave my computer knowledge ro Dion Cornerr. I, Richie Marrz, do hereby leave my driving skills ro David Tiller I, Denise Billingsley, do hereby leave Irfly Tloods ro Abdon I, Marrha Turner, do hereby leave myo arh Lucas. I, Cheryl Sourher, do hereoy jgpve my inrelligencflPo Mrs Linda Crabrree I, Chris Roland, do I, Jeff Trorrer, do he rtarh ability rhar he may find good use for leave |hny disrricr oll-rourney ro WffiBilfr ___________ reoy leave all my Mjnnie rhe r_ :ky4Jari , Mr Mafrir 1 Paula, tasron do o, Kemper, do hereby iy car ro wfcjKever heighwo David my heighr (o Mrs e my Cjgmisrry res-; j arm bl ro Wf Qt, (subsrirure) I. Melissa Harris, do hereby leave all my changes For lr” ro Mr Tanner I, Tracy Calhoun, do hmeby Mr. Blevins. Larry Warren, do goffer I, Violer Fugore, do whoever carches rhe Carol Tolley, do hi Beamer Bob I, Trocey Durham ro The 1983 I, Tonio do Rodney Pangals ro I, Jeff Wege do Marls Agnor. I, Tina Gilbert Allen, ro Todd Raney I, Homer Smirh, do I, Toni Maddox, do my cousin T.R. I, Mona Deck, do hen Bridger Qurcham I, Reneo Cares, do hereb Notes ro Mrs. Chollis. I, Tish Jones, do hereby Rifle Capram I, Kevin Wi V - v. | , Kim TF 3V� my nereby l 6ve nm srod car 'raceiN lereby le$v rqj( liororyj es To libr jry 0 e Menme one ill irv cjvQnc my heighr ro ebv leov i, Nino ne;r nG. oo nereov • • jve rrv oooy to h 130V ig. r Dcrref Holr, do herebydgave my Marh Degree r Wedg bnd ’cico. j i. Booby KukuK do hereby leove oU my love ro $ - arhy Moore, do hereby leave my foorball abiln .ack Grigson. I. usa Porrer, do hereby leave my rennis abiliry ro Porrer. I. David Pribble, do hereby leave Jackie Walron ro Rhodus. Kirk Price, do hereby lease jF my Jomcican ro I nne sh ser ro ring ski H ’ tor, ro Burden i Parri McBr I, Tom reby I irer, do hereby ve ro Brian .Will Jo hereby leavi I, Teresa am ro i I, Dill D my concerr shirrs ro Mr-v I, Kim Arrowood, be Hensley. I. Joy Fugore do he leove my accenr rg Keli ;; LV I ro Miss y Merrei e my seal bug — Cindy Pfalzgrof Busrer Croddock, do hereby leove oil my girlfriends ro my nephew. Marshal Margie Poole, do hereby leave all my made up excuses ro Mr Bornhorsr Dawn Peeves, do hereby leave Basketball, Football, Softball and Volleyball stars ro my sister Cindy Pick Miller, do hereby leove my lore slips ro Mr Massey Poger Crockett, do hereby leave oil my Garfield comics ro Pom Kerns. Fayerro Dudgeon, do hereby leave all my knowledge of Trig ro Mr Beil Gndy Pfalzgraf, do hereby leove my Spanish translations Hudson leave all my lyfich gorges ro I, Donna Korlosky, do hereby leove what my sister gave ro my brother, whor my brother gave ro my sister, what my sister gave ro my brother, what my brother gave ro me, all the Polish heritage, ro my sister, Chris Korlosky Lori Mitchell, do hereby leove everything Larry left me ro Melvin Miles Mark Bordorf, do hereby leove my sext Diana Boswell Leslie Laile, do hereby leave my Basketball ability ro Shields, Beil and Levi Scorr Shepherd, do hereby leave my cor ro Kevin Porter Antonio Santos, do hereby leove my study habits to the Conner Teaming iraff Lisa Slomer, d he- • o| leovej y nks and gratitude ro Mr QomhorSf, Carol'Smirb. do hereby lea eTT CEC cbiLries to Mrs e my purplesj gs ire fitness c m to iry and mouth ro the reoy leave a fa;. Massey f g Adam Arnett, do hereby leave my drinking 7)biliry ro all light weights DeAnno Abdon, do hereby leave all the Conner preppies to my sisrer, June fri -a. ’+ nP0 ‘ mm m John Maynord to Coach W Casey JIBS] Pitzer Amy Whire, 1983 84 Vi Beckv flowmoi reby leove my ability to stay cc nnr ■e my driving ability ro toff: ive my besr wishes ro the leaders eby leave ail my love ro Phil leave my sanity ro the future ftere quiet my Knoyvtedqe ro Dana u. my goodj0tritug(e. leave my masculininAJo Tim my looks ro Dione V y ■- of reality ro good sense all my camp I, Vicky Voss, do hereby Ison. I. Jill Fowler, do he-ebv w.ng gum ro Miss ve ro Joey ir v love, forever Phil Pogers Bdnme ClaiJ bobby socl Tocnrav Crc Benymer.l ggle fiereby lecve’m«e r sr rc r iirif v o hereby leave seme .. W ereby febve all my bdne tojhr- es lease all my love to Bob1'. Danny Calhoun eav Moore : lonnie Jones, do e my skipping abilities ro brother Lee Pnd Mar J Lisa Ab ICoyle Spencer, do hereb ewe The Pest’ ro Mr. ? Bc- ie. o. sn Oolinger, dc hereby leave rhe title Little ie Third ro Dion Corneta—- « - v do herfcy leov ir whoJPer waj •s, do aAeby ie .?0 V‘ dp hereby eave norhinijro ’nobody Kevin Peach' bp herebwleave my exercising classes to Krisra HickS ’ , n. . I ' ... . Ben Grant, do hereby jieave my G.l. Joe collection ro leave my oxford and my accent ro Dove iy height ro Tracy manlihood ro .Tim 74 Principal Conner Htgh School 6 o brrte smaller rhon I'm used ro. bur for the mosr port rhe srudenrs seem friendlier As o group they ore well behoved soys Mr Dili Arnold. Principal or Conner Senior High Mr Arnold was born in Corbin, Kenrucky He groduored from Holmes High School m 1957. ond is married and hos Three children After groduorng from high school he deeded he wonred ro be o reocher because Every doy 6 different Mr Arnold groduored from rhe UN versify of Kenrucky He received Ns Moyers Degree ond Rank One or Xavier Umversiry ond worked on o Doer or ore or rhe University of Cincinnon, mqjoong m hiyory Poor ro coming ro Conner he worked os Assiyonr Principal or Boone Counry High School Previously he worked os o hiyory reocher. os o high school counselor, ond as o councelor with rhe CETA progrom in Covmgron Mr Arnold thinks rhor Conner 6 very compennve for it's size when ir comes ro sporrs. bur he would hke ro see more people or rhe minor spons events 1) Gvmg Sonro Ns Chriymos ksr is Mr Akm 2) Helping o srudenr choose materials for lorchhook is Mrs Lucas Assistant Principal And Secretaries 3) Mr Donokj Bornhory 4) Mrs Lono Warfield. Mrs Monlyn Ronsdetl. ond Mrs Lyn Hon 9 Foajiry Dean Even rhough o lor of srudenrs rhmk Mr Mossey rs rough on them he considers Conner o heod ond shoulder above rhe resr We don't expea Things ro change over nighr bur m 3 yeors rhere should be a lor. soys Mr Mossey Mr Mossey offended Cloy Co High School. Sue Dennerr Jr College, Easrern Ky . ond ckj groduore work or Xavier Mr Mossey s firsr place ro reoch wos John 6 Carlisle where he lorer become ossisronr principal Five yeors lorer he moved ro Covngron Jr H gh os ossisronr principal Lorer he was promored ro Covngron's Director of Community Educaron Here or Conner Mr Mossey s rhe Deon of yudenrs 1 Explanmg o sewing technique is Mrs Engle 2 Mrs Choflis shoring rhe French cuisne Guidance Councelors 3 Mrs Penny Smith ond Mrs Peg gy Hubbord Foculry Math 1) Mr Dob Lewis. Mr Jim Srone. Mr John Lucos, ond Mr Gordon Deil Social Studies 4) Mr Euol Collms. Mr John Akin, Mr Horokj Dunon. Mr Dob Young, ond Mrs Corhy Schofer Foculry English 1) Mr Terry Edwards. Mrs Marilyn Non, Miss Shrley Edwards. Miss Par Roney. Mrs Emily Chalks and Mrs Laura Gardner 2) Mr Young ond Mr Levi discuss on issue while enjoying rhe feosr 3) Shown here 6 Mrs Hudson som pkng rhe French foods . . . wair o minute, doesn't she reoch Spanish? Science 3) Mr Marvm Normon. Mr John Martin. Mrs Normo Hudson. Mr Dob Crouch Foculry 2) Dimples Edwords poses for the camera 3) Preparing ro relax is Miss Roiney 4) Chomng with o srudent is AM Skoog 1 Physical Education 5) Mr Dwght Levi and Mr Dill War field Faculty Home Economics 1) Mrs Irene Engle, Noncy Jones, aide, and M s SyKoo Srr rh 2) Hoving o fnendly argument is Mr Norman and Mr Colins 3) Mrs Smith demonstrares o Home Ec project Cafeteria Workers 4) SNrley Fugore, Edith Cotton, He len Mobley. Sono Formon. Jeon Quals. Ooro Fletcher. Monoger. Dome Poole Juomro Merrell, ond Corhy Hoskins $ Focufry Librarians 1) Mrs Lindo Dryonr and Mrs Glad ys Dixon 2) Believe me. rhis was nor my ideo, commenrs Mr Hun Band And Chorus 5) Mr Mike Conley and Mr Wen deH Hull 6) Mrs Edwards discusses on issue wirh rhe Speech and Dromo club Foculry 1) Mrs Oxon gives instructions ro o Ibrory okj Arts And Crafts 2) Mrs Mory Lucus 3) Procnong wirh h s s udenrs is Mr Tonner 4) Miss Horron resrs her srudenrs on rheir typing sklls 5) Mr Hobbs and Mr Collins enjoy rheir meoi 6) Tokmg o break from rhe books is Ibrory asssranr Mrs Dryonr Resource 7) Mr Corl Srrurh ond Mrs Undo Momngly Foculry Vocational Agriculture 1) Mr Gory Schrmrr 2) Our comer os cought Mr Durroo conversing wirh Sonro. 3) Mr Srone exploins on evidently difficult problem 4) As port of his doty routine. Mr Dornhorst writes out excuses Industrial Arts 5) Mr Chester Long ond Mr Chorles Hobbs 6) Sconmng over the yeorbook is Mr Dodido Foculry Drivers Education 1) Mr Anderson, Mr Mossey, and Mr Dornhorsr seem 10 be plotting ogomsr the srudents 2) SmJmg but slightly shaken ore Mr Stooge and Mr Dodido after their first Driver's Ed class 3) Helping to keep out school deon is custodion Mrs Sisson 4) Mr Long goes some facts with hs woodshop srudenrs 5) Directing the morching bond with the bull horn is Mr Hull Custodians 6) Indespensible ro the school ore custodions Mr Tunning and Mr leepoie 7) Mr Edwards wairs for his copies Faculty CLUBS -------------------------------- Men of Conner is o club consisting of 10% of rhe senior boys. This yeor rhere ore o rorol of 13 in rhe dub. Men of Conner is o selective group of boys nominored by rhe reochers ond vored upon by members of rhe preceding yeor. The dub is o service ond leodership organization rhar serves rhe community ond rheir school. Projects ro serve rhe community included col- lecting conned goods around rhe area for rhe needy or Thanksgiving rime ond collect- ing money during rhe Christ- mas season. Men of Conner hove also sponsored events inside rhe school such os rhe basketball freerhrow conresr in which rhe srudenrs ond fac- ulty porricipored. Along wirh rhe Women of Conner rhe dub hod o rolenr show rhor was exrremely successful Men of Conner is on organiza- tion whose works ore appre- ciated by oil rhor rhey reach eoch school yeor. Front (L ro R) John Brunner. Casey Jones. 2nd Row: Buddy Baker. Bri- an Hayes. 3rd Row: Antonio San- tos, 4th Row: Tracy Barker. Peso Beacom. 5th Row: Tony Jones. Dale Larsen. Troy Deatheroge, 6th Row: Don Bornhorsr. Tony Hel- ton. Todd Morksberry. Back Row: Mr. Beil. Sponsor. 1 Contemplating his future is Casey Jones 2 All work and no ploy would moke John Drunner o dull boy V Men Of Conner Women Of Conner r The Women of Conner ore o very select group or our school. They ore nominored by rhe reochers ond vored upon by rhe proceeding year's club members Only 10% of rhe senior girls may become o member of rhe dub The Women of Conner's mom purpose is school ond civic functions They hove conned food drives ond go Chrisrmas caroling every yeor, along wirh many other ocriviries. The clubs sponsor is Mrs Corhy Schafer The officers of rhe club ore Liso Porter (Presi- dent), Lynerre Masters (Vice President), Laurie Spencer (Secretary), and Amy White (Treasurer) The club meets once a month and has a total of 13 members this year 1st row (I to r). Don no Owens. Kim Thomos. Lisa Potter. Liso Dailey. Teresa Conner. Amy White. 2nd row: Amy Goodridge. Karen Acuff. Joimie Hammons. Lynette Masters. 3rd row: Karen Do- moschko. Laurie Spencer. 1 Liso Porrer looking on os rhe pho- rograpber snops her p� aure 2 Women of Conner’s Amy Goo dodge. Penme Wesr, Lynerre Mos rers. ond Mrs Corhy Schafer wairmg for rhe meeting ro begin 0 Amy Whire describes furure plans ro Laune Spencer ond Lynerre Masrers 4 Kim Thomos Itsrens orrennve y os rhe ogendo for rhe upcoming monrh is reod V Speech And Drama Speech and Drama is a dub whose purpose is ro pro- more an inreresr in ond par- ridparion of Speech ond Dra- ma ocriviries. Acriviries rhar rook place rhis year were rwo Chrisrmas plays for srudenrs or Goo- dridge Elemenrary, comperi- rion ar N.K.U., N.K.U. work- shops, a Regional Speech Conresr, plus one drama con- resr consisring of a curring from Homlet. Front: Todd Morksberry. Lying 2nd row: Lourie Spencer. Kristen Clay- pool. Kneeling 3rd row: Tim Noll. 4th row.- Pom Schnorbus. Melissa Harris. David Carlson. Heidi Am- stutz. Karen Armstrong. Kelly Donor. 5th row: Greg Hall, Chuck Rhodus. Scott Volz. Dobby Frank. Amy White. Homer Smith. Todd Roney. 6th row: Karen Neufong. Jockie Thomas. Karen Croft. Julie Abdon. Pom Moisch. Shelly Rit- chie. Kim McNlchols. Llso Nleno- bor. Carol Garrison. Deonno Clark. Daren Cox. 7th row.- Tommy Toy- lor. Donna Carpenter. Jim Kller. Suzanne Smith. Melissa Doland. Susan Dushelmen. Heather Am- stutz. Ann Scruggs. Deny Patrick. Regina Freeman. Kevin Rowland. Cindy Hudson. Qth row: Tonya Martin. Mono Deck. Solly Sidney, Julie Slay back. Robin Schwa be. Lisa Tolbon. Derh Morksberry. Francis Henry. Reneo Perry. Jal- mie Hammons. Jenny Couhorn. 9th row: Tom Guy. Kevin Porter. Scon Spencer. Teresa Poynter. Mark Deard. Mark Chastain. Jeff Perkins, Dryan Shotwell. Tracy Darker. Kari Ebert. Shaw no Thun- en. Rick Miller. Mary Mounce. Sindi McGlasson. Terri Woolum. 1 Srore Finoltsr Tereso Poynrer ond Knsren Cloypool posing in rheir cos rumes after rhe conclusion of Hom- let. 2 Proaidng for Charlie Brown's Chrisrmos” 6 Tom Guy. Melisso Horns, and Kevin Rowland 3 During a breok. Marr Chosrom shows off his rrusry sword. Language Club Language Club is a club consisring of approximately 60 members. The Club meers every rwo weeks ro explore orher cultures, and ro involve rhe srudenr body whenever possible. Some of rhe club's ocriviries include an International Din- ner, Battle of rhe Sexes, and a Snowball Dance Such fund roisers for rhe dub functions were candy sales, dances, money collected for snowball candidates, and door prizes donated by several busin- esses for rhe dance Outstanding members for rhe 82-83 school year were Todd Raney, Ann Scruggs, Ju- lie Slay bads, Julie Culver, Chuck Rhodus Jay Holbrook, Koren Domoschko, and Renea Cores. 1st Row: Officers: Ann Scruggs. Secretory and Treasurer: Todd Roney. President: ond Julie Sloy- bock. Vice-President. 2nd Row: Mrs. Hudson. Michelle Worndorf. Chris Korlosky. Trocy Crutchfield. Julie Culver. Shelly Ritchie. Missy Abotf. 3rd Row: Don no Thiessen. Chuck Rhodus. April Deck. David Carlson. Melisso Carpenter. Karen Acuff. 4th Row: Kim Homm. Koren Armstrong. Llso Dailey. Koren Do- moschko. Timmy Newmon. 5th Row: Fronds Henry. Chris Meo- chum. Cothy Shoemaker. Cindy Phalzgrof. Trocy Calhoun. 6th Row: Kothy Foulconer. Korhy Plonk. Violet Fugate. Foyetto Dudgeon. 7th Row.- Shelly Cal- houn. June Jacobs. Mary Ham- mer. Standing: John Sprague. Gary Smith. Mike Maddox. David Strossinger. Mark Kemper. Clinton Fugate. David Fulmer. Jason Eckler. Tracy Darker. Roger Crock- ett. 1 Reading mmures ro rhe Longuoge dub ts Secrerary ond Treasurer, Ann Scruggs 2 Dondn' ro rhe music ts Chris Hoot, Korhy FoUkner. ond Don me Clarksron 0 Movin' ro rhe groove is John Maynard ond Koren Hi or rhe Snowbofl Donee Hood-pelted, rhe 1982-83 Yearbook Sroff has worked tremendously hard on learn- ing rhe techniques and re- sponsibilities of producing o yearbook. Seminars, learning to do layouts, and rewriting a piece of copy up to six rimes ore just o small portion of rhe dedica- tion which goes into being on rhe Conner Yearbook Sroff. Many local businesses help to support the yearbook by buying ods and hoving rhe money used to pay for some of rhe expenses involved in the production of o year- book. The 1982-83 Conner Year- book is more than just o book of photographs', it's also on autograph and history book that will hold great memories for all years to come Front: Gina Young. 2nd Row: Rod- ney Ford. Mischelle Hogedorn. Todd Roney. Orion Ho yes. 3rd Row-. Kimm Runion. Missy Robin- son. Krista Hicks, Amy Sidney. Gino Colemon. Suson Dullock. 4th Row: Shannon Doynum. Terri Woolum. Caroline Neff. Dill Sebr- ing. Rhonda Sammons. Robbie Wheeler. Mrs. Noll. Dart Schneider. Steve Deaver. Michelle Durney, Pom Moisch. Tree: Tish Jones. Tracy Calhoun. Karen Dai- ley. 1 Shonnon Doynum and Pam Moisch working hard on rhe foculry secnon 2 Carofcne Neff looks srunned or rhe camera 3 Drawing toyours ond reodng copy 6 Mchefie Durney ond Amy Sidney j Yearbook f----------------------------------- Eoch yeor or Conner Senior High, srudenrs work rogerher ro produce The Cougor, our school newspaper. This year's sponsor, Judy Lone, and rhe Ediror and As- sisronr Ediror, plus members on rhe newspaper sraff hove kepr srudenrs Thoroughly in- formed rhroughour rhe yeor 1982-83 The newspaper sraff con- sist of o selecr number of dedicored sophomores, ju- niors, and seniors who consis- renrly keep rhe Conner sru- denrs enrerrained and en- lighred by writing orrides ranging from rhe foorboll homecoming ro whor rhe lo- resr fashions are. The newspaper sraff is originared in rhe Journalism Class where each srudenr learns how ro write on a vari- ety of subjeers Nor only do they publish interesting and intelligent arrides, rhey also keep srudenrs busy with crossword puzzles, and laugh- ing or comic strips Srudenrs also work towards excelling in their journalistic writing ability. Journalism class is a fun way ro goin experience in working wirh a newspaper sraff Who knows, maybe one of our graduating Seniors will be rhe nexr ediror of rhe Boone Co Recorder Left bookcase standing front: Heather Amstutz. Mott Shotwell. Allison Word. Stephanie Peeno. Middle: Mark Johnson. Linda Mob- ley, David Hamilton. Tony Jones. Right bookcase: Kristi Poore. Shel- ly Rock, loetta White, Shone Coe. 1 Sondro Sdvnitr ond Mrs Lone in- spect copy before ir's sent out for publication 2 Cutting out some ods for the paper is Shoron Fryor Cougar C's V FFA There ore sevenry-rwo members in F.F.A These mem- bers meer monrhly ro deve- lope comperenr and aggres- sive agriculture leadership. This group excels in challenges and helps ro creare good fellow- ships. The members of this dub have a special feeling for rhe agricultural way of life. This year rhe club hod activi- ties such as ger-acquoinred pic- nics, basketball games, tractor driving contests, county fairs, rodeos, and chapter executive meetings. This year rhe F.F.A. also held their annual arrus sale in which they sold over 1,000 boxes. With rhe help and guidance of Gary Schmidrr and F.F.A. offi- cers, students will hove a better future within their grasp. 1st row: Lloyd Anderson. Terry An- derson. Daniel Conrod. Jason Cottin- gin. Jimmy Harris. John Powell. Ja- mie Winebrenner. Doug Feldhaus. Johnny Wright. Orion Williomsom. 2nd row: Sean Hensley. Dean Hurd. Ronnie House. John Howard. John Crooker. Eddie Wells. Brian Wil- liams. Eddie Conley. Donald Grlp- shover. Marc Smith. Marc Tanner. Bernie Hillenbrond. Ouster Crad- dock. Dwayne Hoddix. 3rd row: Da- vid Wheeler. Paul Cress. Raliegh Couch. Connie Merrell. Chris Dur- ham. Haney Setters. Kevin Hiatt. Mark Felts. Billy Stuck. John Lower- ence. Rodney Sebree. Coro Leah Martin. Mike Dray. 4th row: Jim Hor- ton. Lorry Fahey. Loro Cloypool. Tommy Estep. Mike Hartman. Don- ald Sebastian. Robert Isaacs. Jamie Barnes. Joy Grant. Mickey Williams. Marshall Craddock. Fritz Shinkle. Scott Summers. 1 Johnny Lower ence smiles prerry for rhe camera or rhe Chnsrmas pony 2 Posmg before he gers on rhe bus be- fore on F F A field rnp is Sreve Norms 3 While Kenny Sebosron poses for rhe comero Hermie loolss rhe orher way 4 Dnon WiBionns and Silos Wells mspea rhe oranges before rfcrriburing rhem ro rhe commumry V FHA Furure Homemakers of America is o dub whose pur- pose is ro promore rhe joys and sarisfocrion of homemok- ing, ro srrengrhen rhe family os o basic unir of sotiery, and ro encourage democracy in rhe home and community. Srudenrs become awore of rhe mulriple roles of men ond women in rodoy's world, ond of norionol ond inrernorionol relations. The club, sponsored by Mrs. Irene Engle, provides opporruniries for decision making ond for assuming re- sponsibilities involving yourhs wirh adulrs, plus develops in- terest in home economics ca- reers and related occupa- tions. FHA sponsors o bobysirring event once a month during PTA meetings or Goodridge Elementary. The dub sells candy for o fund raiser ond schedules o Mother-Daughter banquet Ir hos o Spring ond Fall regional meeting for train- ing local officers, ond o Sum- mer Comp in Hardingsburg for regional officers. Officers for this years FHA ore Party Overton, President; Jackie Voiron, First Vice-Presi- dent; Porsy Schull, Second Vice-President; Lindo McKnighr, Secretory ond Treasurer Left to right: Potty Schull. Jackie Walton. Potty Overton. Linda McKnighr. 1 Pom Boiey curs our rhe parrern for her ourf she is moking. 2. To rotse money for FHA. Porsy Schul ond Par- ry Overran sell brownies. 3. Eating rhe meol he prepored Is Kevin Win- gore 4 Leo Porter is working on o new blouse FDLA is q narkxvwide orga- nization The purpose of FDLA is ro help further the student's business knowledge and ro prepore them for better jobs. One of the opportunities of- fered is the business co-op program where students ore in school one half day and work in o business office the rest of the day. The program completed its second year successfully 1st row: Kathy Moore. Rhonda Martin. Melissa Decker. Tina Da- monte. Leslie Loile. Mrs. Sorrell. 2nd row. Tracey Durham. Laurie Spencer. Tina Wagers. Melissa Carpenter. Linda Mobley. Chris Meocham. Renea Cates. Lisa Stat- ion. Don Johns. Todd Raney. Tra- cy Calhoun. 3rd row: Kim Thomas. Dawn Hogedorn. Vonnie Gline. Suzanne Escue. Keli Hensley. Mindy Story. Ton la Griffin, Tonya Martin. 4th row: Rhonda Sam- mons. Donna Karlosky. Eric Gor- don. Steve Collinsworth. Jim Ba- ker. Allison Ryle. Soundra Schmidt. Melissa Spare. 5th row: John Crider. Terri Sprague. Chris Zirkelbach. Darlene Davies. Re- nee Apler. Jackie Allen. 6th row: Anthony Vonberger. Robert Eden. April Roth. Karen Nienober. Shondo Turner. Denise Turner. Connie Hartman. 7th Ro w. Rhonda Lusk. George Fromeyer. Steve Moore. 6th Row: Vicky Voss. Carolyn Talbott. Laura Eggle- ston. 1 A member of rhe Co-op program. Rhonda Lusk, prepares ro go ro work 2 Mrs Sorrell instructs rhe Co- op srudenrs on rhe day s work 0 The Dusmess class behind closed doors FBLA DECA Front Row-. (L to R): Robin Helphinstine. Robin Ligon. Romono Helphinstine. Trino Johnson, Tomi Toylor, Missy Mortini, Carol Smith. Tina Dunhoft. Nina Helmlg, Walter Maxwell. Dante Bentle. Kenny Sebastian. 2nd Row: Barbara Fahey. Armeda Schultz. Cheryl Soothers. Brian Ruff. Mike Robinson. Kathy Holt. Bobby Richardson. Phillip Steele. Kirk Price. 3rd Row: Connie Hartman. Victor Osborne. Brian Brumer. Shonda Turner. Missy Johnson. Terri Maddox. Elizabeth Scott. Cindy Scott. Jim Tunning. Kay Nunn. Roger 3 Richardson. Dove Davies. Scott Wanner. Kenny Krekeler. Becky Mills. Doug Wilson. Karen Hill. Billy Burden. Robin Siebentholer. Willo Mitchell. Kim Sebastian. Lee Rowland. Ronle Dews. Donnie Wallace. DECA is q co-curriculor or- gonizorion, Therefore rhe sru- denrs gain inreresr Through ocTiviries in rhe classroom. The purpose of Disrriburive Educorion is ro develop com- perenr workers in ond for rhe major occuporional areas wirhin morkering ond disrribu- non, assisr in rhe improve- menr of markering Tech- niques, and build undemand- ing of rhe wide range of so- cial and economic responsibii- iries which accompany rhe righr ro engage in rhe mor- kering business for a free en- terprise sysrem. Disrriburive Educarion helps rroin srudenrs ro work effi- cieniiy in a reroil armosphere DECA, rhe organization for DE srudenrs, allows rhem ro use rhe skills ond experiences learned in rhe job ond in rhe classroom ro perform in com- periri ve evenrs These evenrs ore held ar rhe Regional, Srare, ond Narional levels. Comperirion in rhese evenrs helps srudenrs develop borh personally ond professionally The program better prepares rhem ro meer rhe demands of rhe job marker upon com- plerion of high school. 1 Diy Durden. Pobm Helphinsnne. end David Davies seem ro find some omusemenr m DECA 2 Armeda Schulrz ond Becky Mills discuss some doss notes 3 Tired from h6 job Scorr Wanner corches 40 winks 4 DECA member. Missy Johnson, looks rhour oughly engrossed m her book Vocational For the posr ren yeors, rhe Doone Counry Vocorionol School hos been offering classes in vocorionol rroining ro rhe srudenrs from Conner, Granr Counry, Wolron Ver- ona, ond Doone Counry. Classes indude Auro Body, Auro Mechanics, Diesel Me- chanics, Welding, Sheer Mer- ol, Indusrrial Elecrria'ry ond Heolrh Careers Arrending rhe school rhis year ore 215 boys ond 35 girls wirh Auro Body raking rhe lead of enrollmenr. The Vocorionol School pro- vides good experience for rhe furure. For example, lost year, rwo groduores of 1982, Andy Plodse ond Chip Escue, proved rhis by winning high honors or Srore comperirion, ond Andy Plad-se also receiv- ing honors or rhe norionol lev- el. (L to R): Ralph Rollins, Dill Days. Marilyn Hogan. Joe Pietrosky. Al- ice DeArmond. Doug Run Ion, Jer- ry Meither, John Royalty. John Me it her. 1 Conremptarng on how Ns mocNn- ery works 6 Jimmy Joe Rudol 2 Showing Ns work is Doren Byrd 3 Dovid Hoi s seen fixing Ns work School ------------------------------------ The Srudenr Council is o sru- denr governmenr and service club. Civic services rhey porrici pored in rhis year included hav- ing o fund raiser for Kids Helping Kids (o drug rehabilirarion pro- gram ), and helping ro send kids wirh cystic fibrosis ro camp. Those srudenrs, who conrribur- ed a dollar toward C.F., re- ceived a green carnation on Sr. Patricias Day as a gift of rhanks from rhe members. The dub also sponsors an annual scholar- ship which is given ro on out- standing srudenr. The Srudenr Coundl is an invaluable parr of rhe srudenr governmenr or Conner Senior High School. Front (L to R): Lynetre Masters. Amy White. 2nd Row: Dorlene Hoor. Car- ol Garrison. Chuck Rhodus. Karen Acuff. Mori Lynn Derry man. 3rd Row: Penny West. Susan Dullock. Allison Ryle. Heather Amstutz. Khymn Toulbee. Missy Robinson. Melissa Doland. Jackie Thomas. Ke- vin Wingate. Mr. Young. 4th Row: Christine Hoar. Laurie Spencer. Mark Thomas. Jeff Perkins. David Fulmer. Todd Morksberry, Mona Deck. Denise Rogers. Wayne Powell. 1 Missy Robinson shores on Jeo wirh rhe resr of rhe Srudenr Council 2. Mr Young receives some green cornonons from Lourie Spencer on Sr Parnells Doy 3 Proud ro be o Srudenr Council mem ber is sophomore Jeff Perkins. Srudent Council The Notional Honor Sociery is a dub rhar recognizes stu- dents who succeed academi- cally. The members of the dub must hove a 3.3 aver- age plus excel in scholarship, leadership, service and ari- zenship to be accepted in the club. This year there are 42 in the organization or roughly 15% of the student body Each year or graduation the senior members are recog- nized by the gold tassels they wear To graduate with hon- ors is a privilege to strive for, and on achievement one can be proud of for a lifetime Bottom. (L to R): Kim Thomos. Amy White. Karen Acuff. Dole Larsen. 2nd row-. Brian Hayes. Buddy Baker. Jaimie Hammons. Reneo Cores. Sally Sidney. Susan Bullock. 3rd row: Donna Owens. Teresa Freeland. Lori Reubel. Me- lissa Viox. 4th row: Dawn Reeves. Donna Karlosky, Karen Arm- strong. Heidi Amstufz. Lisa Bailey. Karen Domashko. 5th row: Melis- sa Harris. Rob Gabbard. Antonio Santos. John Brunner. 6th row: Kelly Bonor. John Biddle. Bart Schneider. Dee Polocsoy. 7th row: Pom Schnorbus. Don no Carpenter. Bth row: Mr. Terry Edwards. Dion Cornett. Jay Conner. 1 Coftng rhe meenng ro order 6 Ma- norial Honor Sociery Presidenr Dole Larson. 2 Addressing rhe new mem- bers or rhe Norionol Honor Sociery inlriorion ore Korea Acuff and Kim Thomas 3 Showing off his oword s Homer Srmrh 4 Collecting money for Nononol Honor Sooery srdes s Mr Edwords Doono Owens looks on Narional Honor Sociery Conner Senior High's drill reom consisred of 16 rolenred ond dedicored girls who per- form jazz, kick, ond pom pom routines during halftime at Conner basketball games. The Phyrhmetres, newly named by sponsor Nancy Wright, hove succeeded to do more this year than any drill ream in Conner history. For the first rime ever, drill reom girls arrended summer camp at Indiana University. On October 23, Rhyrhmerre officers compered at the Tay- lorerre Invirarionol and won the first trophy ever by a Con- ner drill ream. On November 20, the Phyrhmerres arrend- ed an All-American drill ream dinic where only the girls who had previously compered could qualify. The Phyrhmerres have worked hard on fund raising since July to provide dazzling new uniforms for the squad. They sponsored the Punk Pock Sock Hop , worked booths at the Lion's Carnival and Doone County fair, had drawings for on Atari game ond jacket, and hosted a Sweetheart Dance in Febru- ary Front (L to R): Michelle Do vis. Dio no Dosweh. Solly Sidney. Tra- cy Soord, Amy Sidney, Dev Deck, Frances Henry. Dean no How kins. Dock (L to R): Sponsor, Nancy Wright, Decky Kidd. Lisa Roberts. Renea Perry. Rhonda Sommons. Reneo Cores. Shelly Colhoun, Leoho Osborne, Michelle Worn- dorf. 1 Drill reom members Michelle Davis ond Reneo Perry morch our on ro the floor 2 Practicing for on upcom- ing compenrion ore Shety Cotioun ond Dev Deck 3. Goofing around or rtie Punk Rock Sock Hop sponsored by rhe Drill reom ore Trocy Soord ond Decky Kidd Rhythmetfes The main supporrers of rhe Conner wresrlers were rhe 1982-63 Cougorerres. Every year rhese girls rake on rhe responsibiliry of keeping rhe scores or each wresrling march. The Cougorerres hove been very supporrive of rhe wresrling ream. They cheered and boosred rhe ream's morale os rhey worched rhe 1982-83 Conner Wresrling ream become Srore chomps. Wirh rhe encourogemenr of rhe Cougorerres, Conner hos claimed rheir firsr Srore ri- fle over. We jusr hope rhor furure Cougorerres will be os supporrive os rhe 1982-83 squod. This years officers ore os follows: Presidenr — Solly Sidney, Vice Presidenr — Me- lissa Corpenrer, Treasurer — Karen Acuff, and Secrerary — Joimie Hammons Front Row-. Solly Sidney. Tonyo Rhodus. Jomle Hammons. 2nd Row: Trace y Sao field. Sandy Woodcock, Kristen Napier. Dawn Hogedorn. Tonia Gordon. Darla Isaacs. Saundra Schmitt. Kelly Kissner. 3rd Row: Karen Neufang. Teri Drown. Debbie Womer. Reneo Cotes. Shondo Roberts. Ka- ren Acuff. Lori Funoro. Cindy Donor. Theresa Poynter. Decky Dow man. 1 Showing rhe mole wresrlers some pointers ore Soundra Schmirr end Joi rme Hommons 2 Talking odour rheir nexr meer ore Soundro Schmirr. Krts- ren Napier, Down Hogedorn. ond Ja- mie Hommons. 3 Trodmg ideas ore Cougorerres. Leoho Osborne ond Sandy Woodcock 4 Pan ring signs ro promote rhe wresrlers upcoming march ore Alison Pyle, and Jamie Hommons Cougarettes ------------------------------------ Library Aides are invaluable ro rhe effecriveness of Conner's Library. Each year a number of srudenrs work as aides. These srudenrs musr show an interest in and on aptitude for library work Some of rhe duties they per- form daily are: circulating books and orher materials or rhe desk, delivering notices of overdue books, assisting orher srudenrs in finding materials, and making copies of pages from reference books for sru- denrs. The Closed Circuit Instruc- tional Television Programs ore olso run through rhe library, therefore, aides musr operate equipment involved with this. Delivering audio-visual equip- ment ro rhe dassroom is still an- other duty. Everyday these jobs ore performed by rhe li- brary aides who help make rhe productivity of rhe library rhe success it is every year. Front: Charlene Davidson. Karen Domoschko. Kneeling: Kenny Bur- cham. Todd Justice. Theresa Poynter. Standing: Mrs. Dixon. Joe Cobb. Michelle Tingle. Martha Turn- er. Linda Mobley. Mrs. Bryant. Don- na Thlessen. Jimmy Gibbons. 1 Joe Cobbs checks overdue books 2 Michelle Tingle takes time our ro pose for rhe camera 3 Running rhe oudio visuol equipment in rhe library is Kenny Ourchom Library Aides The nine office aides or Conner ore very helpful in de- livering messages, making copes, rypmg for reochers, fil- ing, summoning srudenrs ro rhe office, collecring and dis- tributing absentees, and be- ing o receptionist for students and visitors who come into rhe office Each aide works one peri od for either the main office or in Mr Bornhorsr's office They ore assigned from the Business Deportment to do Simulated Office procrice Trocy Soard comments, I like working with rhe school secretaries The teachers treat you different when you are working in rhe office They associate with you more and don't look or you like o little student, but rather os an adult Bottom row. (I ro r): Diana Dos- well. Down Hogedorn. Tina Wo. gets. Kim Thomas. Poulo Easton. 2nd row. Tracey Durham. Tonyo Martin. Kothy Moore. Julie Slay- bock. Rhondo Martin. Vicky Voss. 3rd row: Fritz Shinkle. Daren Har- ris. Shondo Turner. Connie Jones. 1 Office oides obo work m rhe Guid- ance Counselor s office os Vicky Voss 6 doing here 2 Trocy Soard 6 read ng over some forms before giving rhem ro rhe secrerones 3 Tno Wo gers rokmg rime our from looking over rhe lore slips ro smile for rhe camera 4 Down Hogedorn is filing our tore sips Office Aides Mu Alpha Theta — Mu Alpha Thera, a club • consisring of srudenrs wirh in- terest in mathematics, is spon- sored by Mr Stone j The purpose of Mu Alpha Thera is to moke members aware of areas in math that they don't study in high school, to show srudenrs ca- reer opportunities in the field of mathematics which may help inform members, who will major in math, that there are jobs which they may nor have known about is another purpose The club meets once a month to discuss math mat- ters and hear lectures on math subjects A Navy Nucle- ar Engineer gave a talk on Nuclear Power, and Mr Stone gave a lecture on topology The officers for Mu Alpha Thera ore President — Barry Martin, and Vice-President — Dale Larsen 1st Row: Donny Oblinger. Antonio Santos. Mark Dotdorf. Dobby Oaks. Dote Larsen. Karen Acuff. 2nd Row: Heidi Amstutz. Scott Pennington. Orion Ho yes. Adorn Arnett. John Brunner. Tony Mc- Donald. Rodney Ford. 3rd Row: Joy Fugote. Kim Homm. Toby Plocke. Tracy Hutchinson. Darrell Holt. David Henson. Rob Gabbard. Barry Martin. Buddy Baker. Reneo Cores. Jaimie Hammons. Lori Mitchell. In Back: Daniel Conrad. Mike Polard. Kelly Bow die r. 1 Senior Don Oblmger loughs or his own awakes 2 Look or rhe enthusi- asm m rh6 group 3 No. no. Robbie Wheeler, rhe speaker 6 m rhe front V. Standing In Front (L to R): Kevin Porter. Tim Poole. Scott Shepherd. Todd Morksberry. David Stros- singer. Jeff Hinkle. Rondy Godsey, Dry on Shot well. Artie Crawford. Dob Justice. Dobby Kukuk. Homer Smith. Rick Miller. Todd Coe. Ron- dy Huff. Mike Carter. Going Dock: Poulo Dogle. Dridget Deord. Dar- lene Mills, Crlstle Stansberry. De- ve rly Penny. Carol Tolley. Caro- line Neff. Margie Poole. Krista Hicks. Mindy Kimmich. Roelynn Estenfelder. Lori Funoro. Koren Neufong. Carlo Diddle. Jackie Thomas. Sandro Rudlcill, Sandy Woodcock. Leoho Osborne. Tina Chumley, Sabro Tore. Deanna Hawkins. Kim Jones. Chris Lon- drum. Koren Grig son. Melissa Har- ris. Kim Lovett. Diana Wornke. Drenda Dushelman, Pom Durke. Carolyn Foltz. Lori Tote. Left going back: Lisa Potter. Dridget Dur- chom. Julie Walton. Darlene Hoar. Michelle Tingle. Rhonda Daird. Tommy McDee. Lisa Porter. Lisa Storms, Pam Dailey. Kim Isaacs. Deny Patrick. Denise Rog- ers. Rhonda Gouge. Deanna Clark. Deth Morksberry. Donna Leoth. Deann Kaupish, Janice Hamilton. Lisa Lowe. Debbie Newman. Kathy Menell. Tammy Dotson. Dock: Donle Groves. Mary Mounce. Karen Huesing, Mindy Anneken. Tina Groschen. 1 Mr Conley direcrs rhe concerr cho r 2 Chorus members Sobro Tore ond Tmo Chumley sir ond char before rhey perform 3 Dridget Deord ond Pouto Dogle rehearse for rheir nexr competition -Hr -__ Concert Choir The Chamber Choir ar Con- ner is o group of srudenrs who have exceprional vocal ralenrs. The choir which sang ar various locarions in Norrh- ern Kentucky rhroughour rhe school year consisted of IQ srudenrs Besides rhe annual Chrisrmas Concert ar Burling- ron Bapnsr Church and com- petitions ar Northern Ken- tucky University, this elite group mode appearances at rhe Florence Moll, Booth Me moriol Hospital, local nursing homes, and various churches rhroughour rhe Chrisrmas sea- son. Sirring on rhe floor: (L to R) Artie Crawford. Darrell Holt. Sirring on risers: (L to R) Todd Markesberry. Scott Spencer. Tony Helton. Stand• ing on the risers: (L to R) Scott Volz. Jeff McNeil. On the left pi- ano: (L to R) Lisa Potter. Christine Hoar. Shonda Roberts. Standing by left piano: (L to R) Joetto White. Amy White. On right hand piano: (L to R) Margie Poole. Don- na Owens. Lynette Masters. Standing by right piano: (L to R) Darlene Hoar. Co role Tolley. 1 Arne Crawford gers ready for a solo 2 Corole Tolley rrymg ro keep worm our on rhe foorball field, and save her voice for rhe nexr concerr Chamber Choir Men's Choir is o group of 23 devored members. The choir performed or such ploces os rhe Florence Moll ond Burlington Boprisr Church The group olso wenr ro Norrh- ern Kentucky University for o competition. Following rhe resignorion of Mr Mike Conley. Mr Mork Tonner became rhe new Conner Senior High music teacher Mr Tonner, o gra- duate of Boll Store University or Munchie, Indiana, is from Aurora, Indiana He plans only one change for next year. Instead of signing up, students will be required ro try our for particular classes On goal post: Tony Jones. John Maynard. 1st Row: Wayne Powell. Dale Larsen. Fritz Shinkle 2nd Row: David Strassinger. Ran- dy Godsey. Jim Abrocrombie. Jim- my Donor. Todd Marksberry. Dan- ny Dames. Marty Franks. Dobby Kukuk Mork Thomas. John Drun- net. Darrel Holt. Scott Pennington. Tracy Darker. 1 Do you reoSy wonr me ro s� ng rhfi5 asks Scorr Spencer 2 Ready, one. rwo. rhree. sing! Mr Tanner rhe new chorus reacher drecrs 3 Todd Marksberry looks or Marry Frank's musk: ro check if he's on cue J Men's Choir Women's Choir ■ The Conner Women's Choir is designed bosicolly for girls who enjoy singing Never o day goes by when rhey're nor procricing or planning for o furure chorale evenr In rhe foil when school opens, rhe girls srorr ro prepare for rhe annual Chrisrmas concerrs around rhe Norrhern Ken- tucky orea. Afrer Chrisrmas rhe choir feverishly plans for furure comperirion or Norrh- ern Kenrucky Universiry. Like rhe orher choruses, rhe lasr concerrs rhey perform ore for rhe kids in various schools around Doone Counry. Kneeling: Deverly Deck, Diana Warnke. Wendy Worren. Melissa Harris. Theresa Freeland. Carlo Diddle. 2nd row: Lisa Porter. Lisa Abner. Cathy Merrell. Maty Gross. Dixie Dearden. Shelley Pleper. Su- zanne Smith. 3rd row: Janice Hamilton. Amy Goodridge. Deb- bie Newman. Lisa Lowe, Tonya Martin. Dee Kauplsch. Donna Leath. Julie Slaybock. 1 Women's Chorus members Tonyo Morrn ond Lso Porrer discuss the lyr ics 2 Lrso Lowe ond Oone Wornke procrice on rheir music for compen ron 3 Carolyn Folrz. Sondro (Xudici, Cork) Diddle, ond Koren Neufang s r oround smgmg rheir fovonres 4 Some of rhe Women s Choir mem- bers procrong on rhe risers Flag Squad The Conner Flag Squad is a group of 24 girls and one al- ternare whose purpose is ro odd color and flair ro rhe marching bond They ore chosen on rhe basis of rheir score or rryours, and perform during marching season only Some of rhe fund raisers in- clude a car wash and collect- ing money. The flogs strive for perfec- tion and ro achieve rhor goal they have long, hard prac- tices They have band camp during pre-season and rhe captains orrend rhe University of Tennessee's band camp in order ro carry on rhe winning rradirion and rhe pride of rhe marching band Awards won were: Borh Counry — firsr in rheir doss and Hamilron — besr overall flogs and firsr in rheir dass. Whor mokes rhe flags a success every yeor is rhar rhe girls learn ro work rogerher as a group ond nor as individuals Front row: (L to R): Melisso Car- penter, Liso Tolbert. Kothy Moore. Laurie Spencer. Cindy Cotton. Tra- cey Durham. R Hondo Sammons. Liso Roberts. Carol Smith. Robin Schwobe. Kim Thomas. 2nd row-. (L to R): Tonia Gordon. Karen Dai- ley. Susan Dushelman. Kim Issocs. Derh Morkesberry. Caroline Neff. Kris to Hicks. Kristen Napier. Mindy Kimmich. Karen Huesing. Carolyn Foltz. Stacy Ferguson. 1 Demonsnonng rheir flog Techniques ore Srocy Ferguson and Ton a Got don 2 Helping rhe flog squod keep rhe beor' 6 Lourie Spencer r Rifle squod coprain 1982- 83, Tish Jones purs ir besr, A bond wirhour rifles is like o dress wirhour lace Rifles, o differenr sryle of performance rhon rhor of rhe bond's, odds on exrro rouch ro rhe bond which only mokes rhe Conner Senior High's half-rime o lor more ex- citing. Ar rhe end of each school year, srudenrs in rhe bond may rry our for rhe rifle squod The Conner squod consisrs of 6 ro 10 girls, includ- ing on olrernore. wirh rhe per son receiving rhe highesr score becoming rhe coproin The rifles procrice more rhon rhe ocruol bond mem- bers. Afrer o week of bond comp, rifles hove anorher week of comp or school, plus rhis pasr summer rhey wenr ro o comp in Tennessee Ir rokes o lor of rime, proc- rice, and dedication ro be on rhe Conner rifle squod Front: Tish Jones. 2nd: Solly Sid- ney. Teresa Conner. 3rd: Undo Vicars. Pom Pieper. Lori Rue bo I. Dione Turner. 1 ProcrKmg o rifle exchange ts Teresa Conner of rhe Rifle Squod 2 Carch mg up on her rifle rwiring ts Junior Loo Rueboi 3 Swooch' The rifle leaves rhe hands of Undo Vicors ond fols upon Done Turner 4 Rifle squod members. Tish Jones ond Diane Turn- er pose m rhetr posirions Rifle Squad Jazz Band Leorning ro compose music and play differenr rypes of jazz ore rwo of rhe qualifies one could find in Conner Sen- ior High's Jozz Band The 1982-83 bond consists of 23 highly-ralenred srudenrs who compose rheir own mu- sic and leorn obour rhe re- quired jozz Theory The Jozz Bond ploys popu- lor runes for rhe local elemen- tary schools ond during rhe spring rhey ploy or rhe Con- ner Bond Booster's onnuol Horn Supper Jozz Bond is a br of fun for many srudenrs, ond with rhe help of Jozz Bond insrrucror, Mr. Hull, srudenrs will be oble ro further rheir involvement in music 1st Row (L to R): Karen Croft, Dorry Martin, Steve Lancaster. Teresa Conner. Kevin Murphy. 2nd Row: Chris Reineke. Keith Hamilton, Cindy Hudson. James Hull, Jeff Wege. Joe Hitzfieid. John Oeos- ley. 3rd Row.- Doug Carr, student teacher. Mark Chastain. Coy Luns- ford. Ricky Jones. Orion Woos ley. Jenny Couhorn. Homer Smith. Mark Von Arsdell. Pot O'Brien. Les Shlnkte. 1 Kelly Donor conrempiores on her nexr piece of musicoi orr 2 Ploying ro rhe bear 6 Les ShmkJe 3 Dick Sreworr joms on Ns elecmc guror r The Conner Senior High Marching Bond has done ir ogoin. As o morrer of focr, rhey seem ro be doing ir quire of- ren. Whor ore rhey doing? Winning! No one deserves ir more rhon rhey do. On Seprember 11, 1982, rhe Conner Bond rerurned afrer winning four rrophies or Barh Counry Comperirion. The rrophies were: Isr in rheir division, besr percussion overall, and rhe Grand Champion rrophy which srands eighr and one half feer rail, rhe lorgesr in rhe world. This rrophy musr be won rhree consecurive years before a school may claim ir as rheirs. Conner has won rhe comperirion five consecu- rive years, so rhey hove a permanenr rrophy and are rwo-rhirds of rhe way ro anorher The band also did very well in rhe Homilron, Ohio's Band-O-Ramo, where rhey compered againsr some of rhe besr bands around. Here rhe volianr Cougars came our on rop by winning a firsr place rrophies for rhe besr rifles, rhe besr flags, and rhe besr bond The band is olwoys rrying and work- ing rheir hardesr ro moke each seoson rhe besr ever and rhis yeor ir looks like rhey did ir. Whor dedicarion! Conner Cougar's Front: Cindy Hudson. Denise Turn- er. Sandro Rud clll. Susan Du Hock. Kenny Lay cock. Shane Oakley. Steve Herrmann. Joe Hitzfieid. Johnny Deosley. Heather Am- stutz, Drtan Keith. 2nd Row: Les Shinkle. Deno Domes. Janet Schaller. Sind! McGlosson. Jenny Cauhorn. Chere Sharp. Cheryl Stein. Amy Sidney. Joy Grant. Mark Johnson. 3rd Row: Kim Hamm. Mary Hammer. Lisa Potter. Christine Adams. Jenny Stenger. Teresa Poynrer. Tracy Hutchinson. Tommy Taylor. Connie Sowers. Morey Kuhn. Joy Mallory. 4th Row: Chris Reineke. Keith Kinser. Mark Chastain. Decky Potter. Mi- chelle Davis. Karen Craft. Tim An- dress. Steve Lancaster. Derrlk Herrmann. Shelly Calhoun, Jeff Schrepfer. Kevin Rowland. Phyllis Perry. Kevin Murphy. Julie Gar- nett. Dart Schneider. Joey Harvey, Linda Vicars. 5th Row: George Keith Hamilton. James Hull, Dob- by Franks. Sally Ammon. Donna Carpenter. Jeff U'ege. Darry Mar- tin. Kevin More head. Scott Volz. Sally Sidney. 6th Row: Lori Rue- bel. Den Grant. Michelle Worn- dorf. Heidi Amstutz. Darren Cox. Wes Pottison. Dobby Gooch. Coy Lunsford. Matthew Chastain. Dilly Dayes. Ricky Jones. John Diddle. Jeff Young. Orion Woosley. Pam Pieper. 7th Row: Theresa Conner. Tonio Gordon. Tish Jones. 6th Row: Diana Turner. Kristen Na- pier. Laurie Spencer. Kathy Moore. Deth Morksberry. Carolyn Foltz. Karen Dailey. Tracey Dur- ham. Carol Smith. Lisa Roberts. Rhonda Sammons. Kim Thomas. 9th Row: Lori Dinser. Cindy Cot- ton. Lisa Tolbert. Melinda Kim- mich. Caroline Neff. Krista Hicks. Stacy Ferguson. Melissa Carpen- ter. Karen Huesing. Susan Dushel- man. Kim Isaacs. 1 Tooting on rher french horns ore Jufce Gornerr and Heidi Amsrurz 2 The 1982-83 Conner Morchmg Bond Field Commanders ore Cindy Hudson ond Les ShmkJe 3 While being minor - ed. Sondro Ructa yells in degusr Marching Band 14.S SPORTS This has been one of my greoresr seasons ever. Coach Lewis is one of rhe best coaches I hove ever hod. Tony Jones Tony Jones was rhe Cougars mosr voluoble player this year. Tony was one of rhe Top 22 in Norrhern Ky. He wos named ro rhe 2nd ream oil disrricr and All-Region. He was also rhe Cougars mosr voluoble offensive bock. The 1982 Cougar Foorball Team hod q rremendous season. They succeeded in doing whor no orher Cougar ream had done. They ended rhe school's twelve year jinx of never winning an opening gome when rhe Cougars defeared a ralenred Campbell Counry ream by a score of 12-6. The nexr week rhe Cougars rraveled ro Fr. Mirchell ro ploy rhe mighry Beech wood Tigers. The game was close all rhe way unril rhe fourrh quaner. On a broken ploy, Quarterback Tony Jones hurdled over a rockier ro score rhe Football :ootball (1) Mosr voluoble ployer for the Cougars this year wos Senior Tony Jones (2) Watching rhe gome on rhe sidelines, ore Assisronr Coaches. Oodida, Smirh, Skoog, Young ond Head Cooch Lewis. (0) Cougors celebrate rheir first opening gome victory in rhe school's history (4) Cougors line up for o ploy ogomsr Covmgron Catholic ijl Football winning Touchdown. The following gome wos ogoinsr rhe cross-counry rivol, rhe Boone County Rebels. This gome has always been colled rhe Big Barrie of Boone. The win- ners would hove rhe county's bragging rights unril rhe rwo rivals mer again. The gome wos thrilling and Kept rhe fans or rhe edge of rheir seors. Going inro over- rime, Conner was upser by o score of 13- 6. The Cougars rebounded on rhe nexr gome shutting our Bellevue 27-0. Unfor- tunately rhe Cougars bsr rheir nexr game ro sub-disrricr rival Covingron Carholic 0-24. The Cougars came back, striking down Newport Carholic 27-8, and hand- ed sub-district foe Simon Kenron o loss by bearing them 29-7. The preceding gome was special ro Coach Lewis and his ream. Ir was parr II of rhe Big Barrie of Boone, bur ir was also a chance for Coach Lewis ro have his 250rh career vicrory. The Cougars want- ed ro win for rheir Coach and avenge rheir previous loss. The Cougars were fired up and shur-our rhe rebels 19-0. Afterwards rhey celebrated Coach Lewis’s 250rh career victory. The Cougars finished up rhe season with an overtime loss ro Uoyd losing 13- 15. They had convincing wins over Scon- bearing them 56-20 ond Dixie Heights whipping them 35-8. The Cougars will loose mony Seniors or graduation, bur Coach Lewis looks for- ward ro a snong ream nexr year with approximately 30 juniors returning. 1st row (1 ro r) Steve Cull, Mart SrogsdiH, Mke McDaniels, Joe Lowson, Artie Crawford, Chris Mortin, Wayne Powell, Daryl Denham, Mike Correr, Mike Damron, Maris Agnor, John Sprague. 2nd tow: Matt Shotwell, Todd Coe, Eddie Compton, Brice Boy. Sreve Coliinsworth, Eric Gordon, Melvin Miles, Mike Cheslock, Bryan Shotwell, Dobby Vickers, Joy Horgis, Jack Gngson, Terry Schwabe, Troy Cole, Bobby Price, Mott Young 3rd tow: Coach Lucas. Coach Skoog, Oily Sutton, Tracy Darker, Tony Jones, Scott Spencer, Kevin Porter, VARSITY SCOREBOARD I TEAM CSHS I Compbell County 12 I Beech wood nv 13 ■ Boone Counry t 6 3'Bellevue 27 Covington hSorhoic 0 Newporr C{ifho|: 27’ ■ 'Simon Kennys '_______ 2$ B6oOe-Gounry S� IP I 'boyd_ g j io _ Scot- 77 V 56 Dixie Heights 35 'Away Gomes’ AAark Smith, Bobby Adams, Shane Coe, Drod Lawless, Don Powell. Brian Fields, Phillip Lucas, Sreve Lowe. Tim Stone, Durch Kennedy, Coach Lewis, Coach Young, Coach Long 4th row.- Daren Harris, Dovid Cngler, Daryl Holt, David Fulmer, Antonio Santos, Doug Maher. Robert Smith, Morry Franks, Todd Marksberry. Fred Fields. Casey Jones, Jim Baker, Phil Rogers, Jock McGough. Mark Thomas, Brod Pirzer Football Football Football ootball (1) Coobng off after o rough ploy is Cosey Jones (2) Cooch Skoog demonstrares o ploy during summer practice os the other Cougars watch (0) Ho If-bock Trocy Darker rroins for rhe new season (4) Melvin MSes rushes for another first down. Foorbol Footba botball ootball (1) Touchdown! Melvin Miles gives rhe signal ofrer Conner scores ogoinsr Newport Cothoiic. (2) Fred Fields ond Todd Morkesberry cool off before going bock our on rhe field. (3) Cougor offense takes on rhe Thoroughbreds os quarter bock Tony Jones mokes o quick poss (4) Cooch Long observes rhe Cougars in practice (1) Cooch Doword WiBiomson eocouroges hs ream ro vicrory (2) Showing effort. Chuck Rhodus runs a long and grueling race (3) Cougors prepare for rhe Regional race 1st row (left ro righr): Jeff Plonk. Jimmy Wiehbnnk. row Todd Roney. Tony Plank, Bobby Oakes, Dick David Carlson. Tim Mollory, Chuck Rhodus 2nd Sreworr. Karhy Plonk. Adam Arnerr, Dion Cornerr Cross-Country has been a real Rain, stow, steer, or hoS, rhese may challenge. I owe a lot to my coach stop your mailman bur nor o Cross-Coun- and team, and look forward to next try runner from Conner. These ore rhe yearI elemenrs one has ro barrle during rhe Tony Plank season, bur no one complains. Cross-Counrry was o sporr rhar was Tony Plonk, o junior, ran Cross-Counrry dmosr cur off rhe school's arhleric pro- rhis season for his firsr rime ever. He hod gram rhrough lock of parriaparion. Wirh o greor deal of success winning several rhe dererminorion of o few runners and races and leading rhe Cougors oil year, a new coach, Conner musrered up Tony placed 17rh in rhe Region making enough runners ro produce o very fine him eligible for rhe srore meer. Tony ream. placed 93rd in rhe srore meer our of The season was successful wirh rhe nearly 200 runners. He hopes ro do ber- ream having wins over Highlands, Dixie, rer nexr year because o comp ham- pered him from doing os well in rhe srore meer. Cross-Country (1) Helping Tony Plonk srrerch before The meer is Chuck Rhodus (2) Korhy Plonk contemplares The next race (3) Jusr oheod of on opponent, Tony Plonk runs on to keep his leod (4) Jeff Pionk, Adorn Arnetr, Mike Hirzfield Tony Plonk, ond Dick Stewart roke o breorher before the nexr roce. Cross-Country Cross-Country Scott, Simon Kenron, Bellevue, ond Lud- low The Cougars wenr ro several Invira- rionols. They did nor place high, bur did well os o ream. The ream was led by Tony Plonk who hos o narurol ralenr ro run soys Coach WBiomson. Tony was followed by Dick SreworT (Sr.) who barrled Tony's youn- ger brorher, Jeff Plonk (8rh), who also has remarkable ralenr for running. The resr who followed were Todd Roney (Sr.), Chuck Rhodus CJr.), David Carlson Or.), ond Dion Cornerr (Jr.). The Junior Varsiry runners were Jimmy Wiehbrink (9rh), Joson Eckler OOrh), ond Bobby Oakes CSr ). The Ooss-Counrry ream become Co- ed in 1962 when Korhy Plonk, o sopho- more, rried our. She hod no prior .running experience, bur Coach Williamson said rhar Korhy also hos o norurol ralenr for running. Korhy placed 4rh in rhe srare meer. She easily won rhe Regional rirle ond was named ro rhe oli N.K.A.C., All Regional, ond All Srare Cross-Counrry ream. The Cougars senr rwo people, Tony Plonk ond Korhy Plonk ro rhe yore meer. These rwo were rhe firy qualifiers in rhe school's Twelve year hiyory. Doward Williamson majored in mar- keting ond financing or rhe Universiry Of Toledo where he was on Ohio Srare Chomp in rhe mile ond on AI-American Mler. Cooch Wiamson feels his ream wH be very strong nexr year wirh the return of Korhy Plonk, Jeff Plonk, Tony Plonk, David Corlson, Chuck Rhodus, ond Dion Cornerr. At the beginning of the year I didn't know whot to expect. Howev- er the season lived up to my greatest expectations; we made It to the semi-finals of the Regional Tourna- ment! Donna Karlosky Volleyball Ser ir up! , is one of rhe many sayings yelled ro rhe floor by Dixie Griffin, rhe Cougar Volleyball coach. Having a new coach was hard ro handle ar firsr, bur we came away wirh a prerry good season, replied several Varsiry and Junior Varsiry players. Borh reams wenr on rhe courr wirh a new coach, lirrle procrice, and no ream- hnlllWIfflWIII Isr row: Goo Osborne, Rhondo Gouge, Melisso Spore, Korea Hill 2nd row Amy Sidney, SoHy Sidney, Mindy Anneken. Chris Korlosky 3rd row Cord Tolley, Susan Rose, Robin Schwobe. Donna Korlosky. Leslie Lode, Donnie Oorksron, Down Reeves 3 (1) Most voluoble ployer for rhe 1982 vdleyboll reom wos Donno Korlosky (2) Sernng up o spike 6 Melisso Spore (3) Purring one over rhe ner is Karen Hill (4) Preparing ro defend ogomsr o serve is rhe Cougar fronr bne. VoHeyboil more srroregy. After rheir firsr gome, be- ing defeated by Dayton, they worked hard to get o hold on working os o team. The Junior Varsity -tournaments were held at Notre Dome. This ream had three rough opponents to overtake, Highlands, Our Lody of Providence, and Villo Mo- donna, before they could claim rheir ri- fle. The Varsity tournaments were or Campbell County High School. The Cou- gars hod Newport, Dishop Brossarr, ond Dayton defeated and they needed o win over O.L.P. Two of the Cougar's starters were nor able to moke the tour- nament, ond the Cougars were defeat- ed, placing 4rh in the tournament. At the Awards Banquet Donna Kor- losky ond Melisso Spore received awards for being outstanding players. Donna also won the boosters award for Most Valuable Player, another for best all- around player, ond mode the All-Region ream. On the JV ream, Rhonda Gouge won on oword for most improved play- er. Volleyball Volleyball Volleyball Volleyball Highlonds It Won •Campbell xjnry w. Lost •Doyron Won •Newport Won •Oisho Brossarr Won •O.L.P Lost • Regional Tournaments 5 (1) Dormo Korlosky spikes the bo! ro gain on extra point in the win ogoinsr Highlands (2) While other Cougors prepore for the return. Gino Osborne hits the boll. (3) Cooch Dixie Griffin prepares her J.V. reom for their nexr ploy, (4) Serving rhe boll in o Varsity gome is Chris Korlosky (5) Spiking rhe bol is Melisso Spore (Jj CO Voleybal (1) Swing guord. Jeff McNeil, searches, for on open to pass (2) Tony Helton shoots for two os Drod 'J orfield. Doug Moher. ond Jeff McNeil won for the rebound 1« row Rondy Huff, Rondy Godsey 2nd row Donold field, Tony Helton 4th row Mike McDomels, John Derk Gobbord, Melvm Miles. Peso Deocom, Joson Eckler. Jeff shire. Chris Jones, Robbie Toylor. Robbie Urz, Jeff Hinkle. Asst Cooch Dlevins 3rd row Cooch Dill Wor McNeil. Troy Deotheroge, Joy Conner. Mork Thomos field, Jeff Young, Doug Moher, Mork Smith, Drod Wor Basketball ■tffllfljlSBiT� Basketball Si f Inexperience was rhe unforrunore problem rhor rhe 1982-1983 Cougar squod was faced wirh rhis season The ream was in rhe process of rebuilding due ro rhe loss of several seniors rhe preceding yeor The Cougar squod sur- prized many rhis year wirh rheir up ond down season They hove o lor of rrodi- non ro live up ro, ond rhis yeor wos jusr os exciring os ony of rhe resr Afrer several weeks of condirioning ond many tong hours of pracrice. rhe Cougars opening gome wos ogamsr rhe Crusadors of Sr Henry The Cougors easi- ly defeated rhem by o lopsided score of 73-53 Their following gome wos also on easy victory over Western Anderson of Cincinnati The boskerboll ream's successful srorr wos shorr-lived os rhe Cougors losr rheir nexr four consecutive gomes. These losses come from rivol schools: Gronr Counry, Campbell Counry, Bellevue, ond Covingron Corholic. Wirh much hard work ond dedication, rhe Cougors overcome rheir slump by dumping Scorr High School ond Wolron Verona by large margins. In rhe middle of rhe season o highly publicized rournamenr (The Fomous Rec- ipe Tournomenr) rods place This rourno- menr wos very prestigious, ond ro re- ceive on invirarton one's schod musr be excellent in boskerboll Conner received rheir second invirorion, bur rhey were knocked our of rhe firsr action by o high- ly ranked ream from Poducoh, Ken- tucky. As rhe season passed rhe half-way mork for rhe vorsiry Cougors, rhey faced rhe 1 area ream, rhe Newporr Corhdic Thorougbreds The Cougors ployed o good ogressive gome bur rhe Thor- ougbreds come owoy wirh rhe victory. In o highly contested gome ogoinsr rhe Simon Kenron Pioneers, rhe Cougors our rebounded ond hod more baskets bur could nor hold up or rhe choriry srripe os rhe gome ended in favor of rhe Pio- neers by o finol score of 75-70 Basketball Basketball Basketball They continued rheir season by de- feating rhe Newport Wildcats by a score of 72 44 In o most exciting and emotional gome ogoinsr rhe Highland's Bluebirds, rhe Cougars picked up Cooch Warfield's 200th career victory. The gome wos led by Senior Peso Beocom, who hod 19 points. The gome was outstanding for rhe hot shooting Cougars defeated rhe eventual regional champion Bluebirds In rhe District Tournament, rhe Cou- gars faced rhe 1 seed Lloyd High School. Lloyd ended rhe Cougars season early in defeating rhe Cougars by o score of 43-70 This year is something I'l olwoys remember. Especially rhe gome with Highlands, where we 0 ployed exceptionally well Thor's one thing I wonred to do oil year, since they bear us lost year. Tony Helton Tony Helton was rhe Top Cougar of rhe Conner BoskerboN ream. He wos also Mr Assists”, ond he re- ceived on Honorable Mention or rhe All-Region (1) Doug Mohet ond Tony Helton onxiously owoit rhe outcome of the opponent's free throw (2) An inch obove Dell County is center. Troy Deorheroge (3) Ducky Alsin onnounces onother goal Basketball Basketball Basketball f When I first began playing basketball in rhe 5rh grade I was almost rhe tallest kid in rhe doss and rhouroughly enjoyed rhe game I hove continued to enjoy it throughout Junior ond Senior High and plan to ploy at least two years in college During this season's practice I figured we'd do a few gomes over 500, and that's just about rhe way it turned our. The Highland’s game was very thrilling to me because I really wanted to win this one. I made 10 points during rhe 1st quarter. Doug Maher Basketball I'll olwoys remember rhe last play of my high school career when I blocked rhe shot of Lloyd's 6'5 Kunkel in rhe third quarter of our District game. I soon realized that it was rhe last play I would make or Conner Troy Deorheroge Fronr row Jockte Thomos. Julie Woiron, Allison Ryle. Soundro Schmirr, Kim McNichols Dock row Korhy Shoemoker. Jorme Hommons. Doryl Denhom. Miss Jennie Smdow. Denise Turner. Rogma Freemon (Sronsnoons) Basketball Basketball 1) Peso Deocom positions himself to block on onnopor ed pass 2) Jeff Young's orrempr proves unsuccessful in he block ogonsr Poducoh Tilghmon scorer 3) Robbie Urz rnes unsuccessfuly ro block o loy up os Melvin Mies rushes to old him Ooskerbol The Conner Girl's Baskerball • Teom began rhe 1982-83 season wirh a new coach, T|m Shields, and a tor ro lools forward ro Ar rhe beginning of rhe season rhe Lody Cougars had ir a lirrle rough. Plagued wirh injuries rhe Cougars hove had all rhree seniors on rhe bench ar one rime or anorher They tosr rheir firsr regular season game ro Norre Dome, bur rhe girls weren’r going ro give up, and afrer a bad srarr rhey won rheir firsr gome over Dayron. Dur again misforrune over rook rhe Lady Cougars when rhey tosr ro Campbell Co The hexr rwo gomes were all rheirs wifh wins over Bellevue and Walron Again rhey were defeared by borh Sr Henry and Scorr. As rhe season wenr on rhe Cougars won seven of- rheir nexr eighr games, wirh a big win over Dixie, being down by 22 poinrs ro come back in double overrime ro a vicrory. As rhe season came ro a dose rhe Lady Cougars ended rheir regular season wirh a 11-10 record The girls drew a bye in rhe firsr round of rhe Disrricr Tournamenr They bear Lloyd in overrime bur were defeared by Boone Co in o very dose game ro pur rhem second in rhe Disrricr. Their nexr gome was ogainsr Campbell Counry in rhe regional Tournamenr. The Lady Cougars tosr bringing rheir season ro a dose. Girls Bosketboll Girls Basketball Girls Basl Isr row: Chris Hoor, Nancy Greive, Stephanie Dunhofr, row: Myra Rhodes, Donnie Gorksron, Donna Korlosky, Dorlene Hoor. Kim Chrrnelewski. Chris Karlosky 2nd Lori Munsie, Mindy Anneken, Leslie Loile, Korhy Plonk Dellevue 66 '62 67 67 66 34 24 56 O.L.P. Doone Counry Beechwood Simon Kenton Bishop DA®orr UoydA, Highlands Boone Counry Lloyd Boone Counry Campbell Counry 69 f 62 47 69 55 48 € 46 40 19 51 (1) All eyes ore on rhe Lody Cougors (2) Myro Rhodus concenrrores on making her foul shot (3) Donno Korlosky guards her opponent ft Gris Boskerbal Girls Basketball Girls Basketball Gris Doskerbofl etball (1) Lon Muosie takes aim os she shoots o foul shor (2) Donno Karioslsy jumps for the rip os the other Cougars keep rher eyes on the bol (3) Nancy Gretve posses to contribute to another win J.V SCORES TEAM Notre Dome Doyron Compbeli St Henry Scott Newport LawrencebM Gronr C5HS Opo 1st row Carol Garrison. Jerry Crowder. Leo Crowe. Jeni Srenger. Korea Neufong 3rd row Tony lo Dorry Morrm. Chnssy Zirkelboch 2nd row Sreve gon. Jeft Dressmon. Donny Obhnger. Robbte Lowe. Trocey Soord. Renee Appier. Gndy Donor. Wheeler Swimming Swimming Swimming As rhe gun goes off rhe swimmers dive in The resr is up ro rhe skill and experience of rhe swimmers, and rhe Conner Swim Team has o lor of borh The ream consisrs of 28 members ranging from seniors ro sophomores The girls ream won rheiir firsr meer by squeezing by Newport Public 36- 35 Their nexr meer rhough, wos losr by rwo pornrs, ogoinsr Campbell Counry, 64-62 Once ogoin rhe Cougars losr, 72-52, ro Scorr High School Their final meer wos ogoinsr 0 $ f Dixie, ond rhe girls won, by a large V margin, 75-39 The girl's ream wos led by rwo very rolenred swimmers, Carol Garrison ond Lisa Crowe. Coral swims rhe 200 yard Individual Medley ond rhe 100 yard Dacksrroke Lisa swims rhe 500 yard Freesryle ond rhe 100 yard Durrerfly. The boy’s ream had a 2 ond 3 record They losr rheir firsr meer ro Newporr Carholic 62-60 Their nexr meer was 53-16 win over Campbell Counry Their meers ogoinsr Scorr and Dixie were borh losr bur rhe Cougars came back wirh a big win over Newporr Carholic, 6418. The boy's ream wos led by several fine swimmers: Dorry Morrin, who swims rhe 100 yard Docksrroke and rhe 200 yard Individual Medley, Eric Hibbard, swimming rhe 500 yard Freesryle ond rhe 100 yard Durrerfly, Jerry Crowder swimming rhe 200 ybrd Individual Medley, 100 yard Dreosrroke ond 200 yard Freesryle, ond Seon Woodall swimming rhe 100 yard Dreosrroke and Freesryle Swimming Swimming (D The teom members roor on o fetow teommore (2) Freshmon Jerry Crowder sronds wocring on the living boord (3) A perfecr dive by Cindy Donor Swimming Carol Garrison, Lisa Crowe, Tracey Fisher, Chrissy Zirkelbach, Dorry Marrin, Jerry Crowder, Scorr Maher, and Eric Hibbard wenr down srare rhis season. The rournamenr was held or Easrern Kentucky Universiry. Eric Hibbard placed 6rh in Docksrroke, Lisa Crowe placed 9rh in rhe Durrerfly event and 9rh in 500 yard Freestyle, and Carol Garrison placed 8rh in rhe 200 yard freesryle ond 10th in 500 yard Freestyle. With only two practices a week ond five meets a year, rhe members showed extreme dedication and motivation.” Dorry Martin Wrestling lom Cole was named 1983 mosr valuable wrestler He also woo the aword for the mosr pins with 28. Tom porricipored in seven tournaments emerging as Champion in every one He has an outstanding season record of 38-3-0. Tom was also the 1983 Stare Champion in the individual 132 pound weight class. This is the last year we had a chance to win the stare title We won it for Coach Dadida because we love him. TOM COLE Wrestling It was a nice weekend, quoted Cooch Dodido os he left Atherton High School in Louisville. Nice it was indeed' Cooch Dadida's wrestling ream had just won the 1982-83 Kentucky Store Wres- tling Title The sport in the School's rhir teen yeor history. The wrestling reom set a goal early in the year to better the wrestling ream of Conner from two years ogo Thar ream was Stare Runner-up With a br of hard work and dedicarbn, rhis years ream achieved that goal by earning the stare title. The Cougars rood to success began in early February or the District Tournament Wrestling String: Dome! Carlson 1st row (I to r): John Pelley. David Blair, Todd Coe, Phi Thompson, Orion Buff, Shone Coe, Scott Summers, Joy Horgis. Tim Powell. Poul Cortson, Johnny Badido 2nd row: Cooch Smith, Scorr Pennington, Dovid Oblinger, Donnie Wallace, Dwayne Atwood, Jock Conner, Tim Thiesien. Bobby Adorns, Adorn Lawrence. Brice Boy. Orion Shot well, Dion Cornett, Cooch Bodido 3rd row Dovid Carlson, Todd Roney. John Moynord, Troy Cole, Tom Cole, Brad Lawless, Daren Horns, Antonio Sontos, Tony Jones. Mott Shotwell, Mike Cheslock, Jeff Lowrence I rhor wos held or Conner The Cougars faced eight Northern Kentucky oppo- nents with their roughest opposition com- ing from Campbell County The wrestling ream easily defeated their foes, becom- ing the 1980 District Champions Ten of Conner's wrestlers placed in the top four of their individual weight dosses, enabling them to qualify for The Central Jefferson Regional Tournament held at Trinity High School in Louisville, Kentucky. In the Regional Tournament the Cou- gars faced several unknown Louisville opponents. Their roughest competition came from their N K foes os they were upset in the Regional by Campbell Co However the Cougars qualified six wres tiers for the Store Tournament Once again the wrestling ream trovled to Louisville This rime their desti nation wos the stare rournomenr held or Atherton High School. In the first round of action five Cougars won their first march Unfortunately Doren Horris was upset by o wrestler from Ft. Campbell, eliminating him from rhe rournomenr. David Carlson lost his second march, bur he won his next one pladng 7rh in rhe store. Jeff Lawerence mode it all rhe way to rhe stare finals only to be upset by a wrestler from Doss High School. Tom Cole wos State Cham- pion in the 132 pound weight pinning every one of his opponents. After his final march, Tom replied, This rourno- menr isn't so rough!” Troy Cole won rhe State Title in rhe 138 pound weight doss. Tony Jones, favored to win rhe store title in rhe 145 pound weight doss, wos upset and hod to settle for 5rh place. WE CONGRATULATE COACH DA- DIDA AND HIS WRESTLING TEAM FOR WINNING THE 1982-1983 STATE WRES- TLING CROWNI Wrestling Wrestling Wrestling Sir ups, pushups, ond sprints will nor be missed by rhe wrestling reom. The ream began practice in mid-October The first few weeks were nothing bur condition- ing to get rhe reom into good physical shape After many strenuous weelss of practice, rhe wrestling reom was ready to begin their season The Cougars opened their season with a 640 shutout over Dixie Heights The following march was a little rougher, against a reom that would be eventual stare runner-ups, rhe Campbell County Cornels The Cougars would nor be de- nied and defeated the Camels by a slim I Wrestling margin of 30-26 The Cougars swept through their first Tri-match of rhe season doiming victories over Eastern, New Albany, ond Wood ford Co The next march was against tost years District ond Regional Champions, Scott High School This was rhe year for Con- ner however, as they easily defeated the Eagles by a score of 40-30 The Cougars continued being rhe only undefeated reom in Northern Ky. by posting wins over Simon Kenton, Goone Co., East Cenrrol, Lowrenceburg, ond Henry Cloy. Wrestling Their roughest challengers from Ky. were three of rhe finest reams from Lou- isville: Fern Creek, Sr. Xavier, and Trinity. They proved to be no march for rhe highly talented Cougars who outscored their opponers 130 40 The only loss of rhe season for rhe Cougors was dealt to them by Cincinnati Oak Hills, Cincinnati's best ream. The wrestling ream summed their sea son up with a 60-12 white washing of Holmes High School The Cougars season record was 16-1 Troy Cole set two records this year that were previously held by four-rime Wrestling (1) In rhe store finols. Jeff Lawrence orremprs ro flip hus opponent from Doss High School onto his bock (2) Looking bock for some lasr minute advice. is Troy Cole m his Semi final march or rhe srare meet (3) Dorrling for rhe rokedown s Mike Cheslock (4) In on oggressive march, John Moynord is fighring ro keep h6 opponent from scoring. srore champion and all-omericon, Robbie Clarksron. Troy ser rhe record for mosr ream poinrs, ond rhe mosr rokedowns. In on inrerview wirh Coach Bodida, we asked him whar his feelings for rhe year were. He replied, Oprimism, hope, concerned, surprised, ond joy. In Cooch Badida's rhirreen year hisrory or Conner, he has hod o ream ploce rhird in rhe srore, one being srore cham- pions. Cooch Bodido summed rhe year up by saying, Ir wos o mosr exaring year! The wresrling ream would like ro rhonk rhe Cougorerres for oil rhe rime. ond efforr pur forrh by rhem. The Cou- gorerres conrribure ro rhe success of rhe ream by orrending every march, keepng records, ond orher misceltanious rhings. This is rhe bsr yeor we could hove won srore, ond we did ir for Cooch. Jeff Lawrence We couldn'r hove done ir wirhour cooch. John Moynord The Senior Class of 83 wos rhe firsr ro win o srore championship in ony sporr. Good luck doss of 84 , ond rhonks ro oil our supporrers ond especially Cooch Bo- dido. Todd Roney We did ir , Adrione! Tom Cole Wrestling Wrestling Wrestling DUEL RECORD Conner — 64 Conner — 00 Conner — 50 Conner — 40 Conner — 00 Conner — 40 Conner — 08 Conner — Conner — Conner — Conner — 42 .■H ner — 05 r Dixie — 0 ComfWto 6 New any — 12 Eastern — 20 Woodford County — 27 Scott — 00 Conner f Conner r — XA 'Conner — 54 40 Conner— Conndl— Conner — 60 hfcimes Kenton — 25 ! owrenceburg — 21 i enry Goy — 24 F Central — 21 «ABoor e County — 2% Fern Creel — 26 — 12 4 1 Tnniry — J9 (DoKWs —44 RECORD — 16 1 TOURNAMENT RECORDS TRI-STATE CLASSIC NVITATION Al — SECOO UNIVERSITY OF cinonnatt INVITATIONAL — CHAMPIONS N K.A C TOURNAMENT — CHAMPIONS CONNER INVITATIONAL WRESTLING TOURNAMENT — SECOND D6TRICT TOURNAMENT — CHAMPIONS REGIONAL TOURNAMENT - SECOND K H S.A A TOURNAMENT — STATE CHAMPIONS ■MNMH (1) Forcing h6 opponent ro the mar for o rokedowr s Mo t Shorwell m hus morch 090ms' this Smnon Kenton opponent (2) Setting up his opponent m rhe Regono Serrvfmoi 6 Doren Horns Softball “The season has been very , ' -' 2nd One of rhe highlighrs of exdring and o lor of fun for rhe rhe season wos rhe defear of whole ream I om going ro miss Boone Co by rhe score of 16-0 rhe Seniors, rhey were a big parr The ream really pulled of rhe ream. rhemselves rogerher and ployed on excellenr season. This year's Nancy Greive mosr valuable player wos Nancy Greive She helped lead rhe Warn Bam! The 1983 Lady Lady Cougars wirh her fine Cougars have broughr forrh rheir offensive and defensive besr players wirh a winning performances, season of 10-6. They played an oursranding game for rhe Regional Tournomenr by raking Softball Softball 1 Chris Korlosky keeps her eye on rhe boll, hoping ro hir o homerun 2 Toruo Griffin eogerly woiring for rhe boll ro be hir 3 Lesfce Loile winds up o throw headed for first base 1st row Pennie West. Leslie Loile, Corhy HoMowoy, Chris Hoor, Cindy Donor, Mindy Annekin, Joerra Whire, Teresa Conner 2nd row Sronrioon. Down Peeves, Alison Pyle, Donno Korlosky. Myro Phodus, Trocy Hurchinson. Chris Korlosky. Nancy Greive Sroriricion; Morr Chosroin, Cooch Mac Dowling SCORES TEAM CSHS OPP Simon Kenton 8 ii Holmes 7 10 Lloyd 12 10 Doone 4 5 Doone 16 0 Lloyd 8 0 Deechwood . 12 Simon Kenton i V6 7 Dixie 10 11 Dixie I 4 3 Wolron Verono 2: 11 0 Wdton Verono 10 4 Silver Grove 14 11 Campbell 2 5 OL.P r ' 6 5 Softball Softball Softball 1 The girts ore cheering on one of rheir ream mores 2 Pennie West helps Tonma Griffin loosen up before rhe gome 3. Trocy Hurchtnson worms up poor to the gome 4 The reom is preparing rheir equipment to go our on rhe field Sofrboll This hos been o prerry fonrosric year for rhe boys rrock ream due ro rhe dedication of rhe ream ond rhe coaches, Vicky Hulirr ond Doward Williamson. Doth coaches hove run professionally. The dedicorion is shown by rhe outstanding record rhe boy’s rrock ream achieved rhis year. They hod o firsr place or Sr. Henry ond o second place or Holmes Invirarional, nor ro mention other rhird, fourrh, ond fifth places This wos o prerry good year over oil, said junior Melvin Miles. Melvin placed rhird in srore in rwo events, rhe 100 ond 200 merer runs. Conner placed seventh in rhe srore our of oil rhe schools compering 1 Procriang for rrock, Keirh Homdron prepares ro jump 2 Jusr one more lop for Don Decker ond Ketrh Homdron (1st Dow) Dobby Vtcors, Jim Tunning, Eric Gordon, Chris Homilron, Chuck Rhodus, Dion Cornerr, Don Decker (2nd Dow) Jeff Plonk, Don Decker, Troy Cole, Kerh Homdron. Dennis Fulmer, Jeff Perkins, Tim Gurhene, Tony Plonk, Dove Fulmer, Melvin Mies, Todd Morkesberry Panrher Relays ... 4rh Covingron Catholic Relays ... ,5rh Doyron, Sr. Henry, Brossarr.... . . .. 1st Highlands, Sr Xoiver, Conner .. .. .3rd Holmes Invirorionol .. .2nd Belleview Invirorionol . . .3rd Conference .. ,5rh Regionols .. .3rd I Track “They ore on excellenr group of girls to work with and they will do anything asked of rhem, said Mrs. Dixie Griffin, cooch of the Conner girls' rrack ream When asked how she felt obour rhe overall season Mrs. Griffin replied rhar she wos very much pleased The girls hove come o long way from where rhey were lost year This is porrly due ro rhe rigorous Training rhey hove been through since early January, bur o lor of ir reflects confidence ond commirmenr each member hos contributed ro rhe ream Track os o whole The girls starred rheir season running or Lloyd where rhey ploced fourrh. Soon afterwords rhey compered in rhe Panrher Relays where rhey ploced second ond continued ro move up rhe Ladder os rhey ploced firsr or o home meet Donno Carpenter, Connie Sowers, Melisso Viox, Karhy Foulconer, ond Pom Pieper oil qualified for sectionals in 2 or more events wirh Lori Munsie qualifying for shorpur. Jackie Thomas ond Evelyn Griffith each qualified in one evenr Track 1 Procrice mdses perfect for Jeff Perkins ond Tim Gurherie 2 One of rhe Runo rhon runners. Tony Plonk 3 Runorhon porriaponrs Hearher Amsrurz ond Denise Rogers keep rher pace 4 Dove Fulmer raises ir in srnde or Bellevue 5 Edd� e Compron prepares ro run m his evenr or rhe Bellevue Invo r� onol Trock 1 Oerh Morksberry orremprs ro jump rhe high bar 7 Pomciponng m rhe runo rhoo are ream members. Lori Munsie ond Jock) Thomas 3 Kim Chmielewski finches her losr lop (Fronr row ) Km Chmielewski, Korhy FoiJ Thomas, Donna Corpenrer (Dock row) Korhy coner, Melissa Vox. Connie Sowers, Jockie Plonk. Pom Pieper. Denise Rogers, Lon Munsie. Girls Track Girls Track Korhy Plonk was voted outstanding performer along with Bellevue Invitational 8rh rhe priveiedge of being named ro Holmes Inviroriono! 3rd rhe AH Conference ream. Korhy Conner 2nd also qualified for sectionals in rhe Dixie hvirarionol 3rd 800 merer run, 1600 merer run, NKAC 5rh 3200 merer run, and rhe 1600 merer relay. Regional Meer 2nd For nexr yeor Coach Griffin doesn'r feel you could rop rhe season they hod rhis yeor. She hopes they jusr keep rhe confidence they hove now. She also stores that provided there aren't any injuries, rhe whole ream has o good chance of going ro srore. (1) Scon King prepores ro rhrow bock rhe corch (2) Up ro bor Sophomore Morr Shorwefl (3) Tim Mollory ts ready ro moke o ho rrverun (4) fteody ro sreol rhe base 6 Freshman Shane Durch Baseball Baseball Baseball Oasebal Troy may hove srarred baseball or on early oge of seven jusr because everyone else was wirhour any persuorion. Being starring cenrerfielder is on accomplishment in itself bur its his hitting record that mokes Troy stand our. The best gome of the season for Troy was when he managed to Nr 3 home-runs against arch rival Boone County. Even though spirits were dampened due to the very rained our season the Varsity Cougars slid through with o record of wins. The Cougars starred our slow by losing their first two games to Covington Catholic and Lloyd bur come bock to win the next four from Holmes, Bishop Brossarr, Simon Kenton, and Boone County. The Cougars then rook o turn for the worst and tost to Dixie. Baseball IJIHMSl Base 7 1st Row Derek Herrmonn, Roger Moore. Shone Burch. Tony Croig, Bnon Fields, Mjlse McDoniels, Phil Lucos. Joe Tim Mollory, Mott Shorwell. Greg Hayes. Mike Horr 2nd Lowson. Terry Schwobe, Drod Vance Row Melisso Bollond, Dwoyne Atwood, Gory Smith, SCORES TlAM Covington Cothdic Uoyd Holmes Dishop Orossort Simon Kenton Boone County Dixie Walton Verono Dixie Simon Kenton t J'jw Qeechwood Holy Cross Ftgnlonds CSHS 5 0 6 5 2 9 5 11 6 11 3 5 7 d OPP 50 7 2 4 1 2 15 2 4 7 5 8 3 1 (1) Stretching to moke the corch is Senior Buddy Ooker (2) Porienrly woiring for the prch is Peso Beocom (3) Doug Maher owoits the cotch Baseboll Next o pair of victories were claimed from Voiron Verona and ■ Dixie. A mistake or rhe beginning of I rhe gome allowed rhe Pioneers ro ger o lead rhdr rhe Cougars could never recover With spirits down, Ludlow ond Deechwood managed ro claim rhe nexr rwo victories The Cougars , overcome rhe losses ond won rhe losr 4 rwo gomes over Holy Cross ond Highlands. With o ream full of new faces induding rhe coach, rhe Conner J.V. baseball ream ended rhe season wirh o record of 9 wins and 7 losses. The Cougars starred our wirh o bong winning rhe 4 our of rhe first 5 gomes ogoinsr Holmes, Boone Counry, Covingron Carholic, ond Lloyd. Losing rhe nexr gome ogoinsr Voiron didn’r bring rhe Cougars down since rhey managed ro doim rhe nexr four gomes. The lasr of rhe four ogoinsr Simon Kenron was considered rhe best gome of rhe season Nor being able ro ploy rhar many gomes rook rhe heorr our of everyone. John Brunner The season would hove been olor berrer if our Nashville parry wouldn't hove been cancelled. Peso Beocom The season wos roo short because of rhe roin. I feel we could hove hod a berrer year if we could have played more gomes Doug Maher Boseboll Baseball Baseball (1) Junior Drod Pirzer ready for onyrhing rhor moy come his woy (2) Kim McNKhok ond Joimie Hammons rake rime our ro smile for rhe comero (3) Waring porienrly is Tony Hetron (4) Brushing up on hs rhrowing is Jeff McNeil 1st Bow Jomie Hommons. Kim McNichols 2nd Bow Ouddy Boker. Jeff McNeil. Woyne Powell, Brian Hoyes. Brod Boberrson, Bryon Shorwell, John Brunner 3rd Bow Scotr Spencer. Peso Beocom. Troy Deorheroge. Cosey Jones. Jeff Young. Brod Pirzer. Doug Maner Tony Helron. John Owens Boy s Boseboll louro Thompson, Gmo Colemon, Dotrie Groves, Lori Tore, Wendy Corner, Lynda Thompson, Holly Grirron ond Shelve ILodse (1) Penny West gives the crowd o cheerful wove (2) Punlsed our or rhe Pep Polly is Wendy Corner ond Dorry Groves Isr row Penny Wesr, Mori Lynn Derrymon 2nd row Krisri Poore, Dodger Ourchom, Melisso Viox. Mono Deck. (Vhondo Mornn, Amy Whire Cheerleaders Cheerleaders Cheerleaders During 1982-83, eighr varsiry cheerleaders and eighr junior varsiry cheerleaders attended a U.C A camp, (Universal Cheerleaders Association.) There they learned new techniques ond si-sills which contributed to an outstanding year Many Cheers were brought bock from U C.A comp including blue ribbons and rhe highly famed spirit stick. Learning cheers was a big factor at comp, bur for rhe Conner Cheerleaders it was also on opportune 11 rime to ger to know each other ond $ to work os o group. Long hours of practice hos always been one of rhe main components in rhe Conner Cheerleaders success ond this year was no exception. Ever since rhe cheerleaders were chosen by three outside judges, they hove been working hard to ger ready for rhe 82- 83 season. Practicing or least two days o week since Moy, another doy of practice is added os football ond basketball season draw nearer. Cheerleaders con hove, or rhe mosr three gomes o week ond for this reason o variety of up to four uniforms is o necessity. With devotion ond Encouragement of sponsor, Hope Kinmon, Coproin Amy Whire, ond Co-capram — Mono Deck, rhe cheerleaders rested their skills in rhe KAPO's 36rh district competition, held here or Conner, where rhe cheerleaders placed second. Conner cheerleaders hove always represented spirit ond never giving up hope. Dy passing rhis idea onto each ond every fon, rhe cheerleaders hove helped us to realize that in our hearts rhe Conner Cougars will be Number 1. The Conner Vorsity Soccer Team continued ro build after its second sea- son with o promising future despite its losing record. Before the outdoor soccer season opened, the Cougars portiapoted in on indoor soccer tournament or Scott High School on March 18 and 19. Con- ner placed second in their division with o 1-1-1 record and 14 points. The cougars opened the outdoor season wirh o lie against Holmes. This tie was followed up with four straight Soccer losses ogoinsr Boone County, Coving- ton Catholic, Covington Latin, ond Lloyd. Conner then won its first gome of the season ogoinsr Holmes before losing ro Scott the next gome. Leading the ream wirh three goals each were Bruce Wyckoff ond Bob- bie Urz. Just behind the leaders were Dennis Everett wirh two gools, ond Dove Oblinger ond Bandy Godsey wirh o goal opiece. Jeff Wege earned Most Valuable Player honors for the '83 season. Soccer Dock Row: (L ro R) Cooch Pere Dekooes. Tony Logon, Shone Oakley. Todd Craven, Doug Decker, Robbie Urz. Adorn Arnett. Dennis Everert. Kenny Dorchom, Wes Partison, Jeff Wege, Rob Schneider Fronr Row Toby Plocke, Rondy Godsey. Scott Penmngron, Dovid Oblinger, Druce Wyckoff. Steve Deovet, Tandy VonSchuyver, Gno Colemon. Heorher Rose, ond Todd Wege Nor Pictured Robbie Wheeler 1 First year Head Cooch Pete Dekooes ond his ossistonr, Mrs Wege. confer wirh the ream after rhe gome ogoinsr Lloyd 2 Rondy Godsey moves rhe bo up rhe field os Wes Porrison. in rhe background, corches up with rhe ploy 3. Taking o gool kick in practice is Toby Plocke. 4 Moving rhe bo up rhe sidelines is Gino Colemon Richard Poore — I'm looking for- ward ro o down store ream nexr year. Richard Poore, o super sophomore, once again qualified ro go downsrare os his ream mores hod ro serrle for o “so- so season. The Cougar golf ream consisred of seven players ranging from sophomores ro seniors. Each player feir rhey hod somewhor of o frusrroring season bur Richord Poore could nor complain os he qualified ro go downsrare. As o whole, rhe Conner golf ream compered in 21 rournomenrs induding Regional held or Boone Counry on May 2, 1983. This year was a rebuilding year. as srared by Tennis Coach, Dwighr Levi. This was very evidenr by rheir record, 0 wins and 7 loses. The tennis ream wasn't given much of a chance either with 9 marches canceled. The noise mostly heard on the courts was rain, nor the ball being hit by the racket. This year's tennis ream consisted of 13 players, 6 girls and 7 boys. The boy's top spot was held mosrly by James Hull, rhe girl's spot by Becky Porter and Amy Goodridge. There were only 5 seniors on Tenni the tennis ream this year. These seniors were valuable players bur rhe younger Cougars are looking forward to an excellent season next year. Jason Eckler, was rhe Conner Booster Man. Amy Goodrige was rhe girl's Booster Lady. James Hull sums up rhe season with this quote, Although rhe tennis ream didn't have a winning season this year, it still was a good year and I'd like to wish them good luck! Tennis Tennis ennis (1) Isr Row Ann Scruggs. Amy Goodridge, Liso Porter, and Becky Porrer 2nd Row: Todd Kennedy. Joson Eckier, Jomes Hull, Bobby Kukuk, and Mark Beard. Nor pictured Suson Contrail, Jolee Akin, Scorr Summers, ond Steve Col- linsworrh. (2) Serving the boll is Amy Goodridge. (3) Practic- ing for the upcoming motch is Mark Beord. (4) Scott Sum- mers smashes bock o serve. Hi-LITES We Love A Rainy Night Corvettes, Mustangs, Firebirds, ond Joguors could oil be seen os they proudly carried the Football Homecoming candidates through the misty roin to the already muddy football field. As the football players left the field in high spirits, the Homecoming candidates were anx- iously awaiting the announcement of the 1982- 80 Queen and her court. The bond slowly ond harmoniously ployed Chariors of Fire os the candidates walked to their position on the field. After the lost name was announced the crowd was silenced Knees were shaking and hands squeezed right os the speoker read the nomes of the fourth, third, second, ond first attendants Tears of joy could already be seen os the crowd screamed with excrement. Then the emcee began to folk ogoin, ond the crowd hushed once more The candidates held their breath os they heard ''Proudly presenting the 1982-80 Football Homecoming Queen ... Sol- ly Sidney! The crowd wenr wild, os candi- dates ran Through mud ond roin to congratu- late the new Queen. Afterwords, students could be seen every- where getting ready for the traditional Home- coming Donee. Students boogied the night owoy os the new Queen ond her court filled the room with o whisp of excitement that only post winners hove hod the some pleasure to hold. 1 Saly Sidney, rtie new 198283 Football Homecoming Queen, ond her escort. Kevin Wingore 2 Showing Suzanne Escue ond Dole Lorsen on where to srond is Mr Conley, 3 Preparing for the Homecoming Porode prior ro the gome ore o few of the concSdores ond rheir escorts £ V Foorboll Homecoming 1 The 198283 Homecoming Queen ond her court (I ro r). Jomes Hu� . Tish Jones (3rd). Tony Heft on, Penrne West (Isr), Solly Sidney (Queen). Kevin Wmgore. Donna Owens. Sreve Herrmann (2nd). Tom Moddox ond Don Miller (4rh) 2 Candidare Laune Spencer, and her escorr. Don Bornhorsr. waring onxiously for rhe Queen ond her courr ro be announced 3 Krsren Cloypool ond her escort, Dobby Frank, having feehngs of onxiery os rhey wolk down rhe 50 yord fcne 4 Woirmg for half rime ore o few of rhe coodtdores ond rher escorts Foorboil Homecoming The 1982 83 Senior Onner Donee King, Queen and Arrendonrs ore os follows (L ro R) Buddy Balser and Solly Sidney (3rd), Scon Shepherd and Donna Owens (Isr), Cosey Jones and Karen Acuff (King and Queen), Tony Jones ond Amy Whre (2nd), Dole Lorsen and Jomie Hammons (4rh) Up Where They Delong Up Where They Delong wos rhe rheme for rhe 1982-80 Senior Dinner Donee This yeor rhe donee was held or rhe Holidome, Fr Mirehell Along wirh o delicious dinner and donee rhere wos o voriery of orher rhings rhor could be done such os ploying video gomes, purr purr golf, shuffle board, ond volley boll. As for os dress for rhe Senior Dinner Donee, rhe couples wore wharever rhey preferred Some chose ro moke rhis speciol occa- sion o chance ro go oil rhe way ond bring our rheir besr fashion Regardless of rhe apparel everyone had an enjoyable evening wirh memories ro lasr a life-rime. 1 Some of rbe Conner students hovmg o festive tinner fit for o long 2 Karen Acuff ond Cosey Jones hovmg o donee together os Queen and King 3 Down Hogedorn ond her dote fmd rnne for o quiet moment olone 4 Volleyball is one of the many rhings to do ot rhe Senior Dinner Donee os Orion Hoyes s seen doing here Senior Dinner Donee Even Now . . Even Now os seniors ore being pulled inro rhe hurried rush of groduorion mony roke rime ro remi- nisce obour rhe greor rimes rhey hod or Conner Senior High. Foorboll gomes, donees, ond pep rallies were oil a porr of rhe fun rhis year or Conner, bur one of rhe big evenrs which will be remembered by mony os o special nighr was rhe Baskerboll Homecoming The rension rhor nighr could be seen in rhe foces of rhe candidares os rhe clock ricked away ro halfrime. Each nominee ond her escorr were inrroduced os rhey walked ro rheir spor on rhe gym floor. Wobbling knees ond brighr smiles could be seen as rhe 1983 Doskerboll Homecoming Queen ond her Courr were obour ro be announced The crowd hushed ro o low roar os rhe speaker named off rhe 4rh runner-up, rhe 3rd runner-up, rhe 2nd runner-up, ond rhe Isr runner- up Then rhere was silence ogoin os Cord Tolley was named Baskerboll Homecoming Queen wirh Scorr Shepherd os her escorr Afrer rhe gome many were seen rolking ro rhe newly crowned Queen, bur by rhe look on Corole Tdley's foce she was in o world oil her own Every- one knew rhor January 28,1983, would always be o special ond mogicol nighr for her ro hove forever. 1 The 1982- 3 Basketball Homecoming Queen Card Tdley, escorr ed by Scorr Shepherd 2 Smiling prerry for rhe camero ore Heidi Amsrurz, ond Dovid Fulmer 3 Mmdy Story ond Tony Jones war rheir turn or practice for Homecoming 4 Bnon Hoyes escorts Billie Hickey during QoskerboH Homecoming 5 This is how ir's done ... soys Mrs Schafer to Trocy Colhoun ond John Brunner os Mrs Sorrell looks on $ w Boskerbal Homecoming The 1982 83 Boskerboll Homecoming Queen ond her com Nino Helm� g (4rh runner up) escorred by Dovid Do vies, Mono Deck (3rd runner up) escorred by Joels McGough. Corole Tolley (Queen) escorred by Scon Shepherd. Rhondo AAorrm (2nd runner up) Escorred by Cosey Jones, ond Amy Whre ,1sr runner up) escorred by Dole Larsen Doskerbol Homecoming The 1982 80 Prom Queen. King, and courf ore os follows (I ro r). Chuck Rhodus. Susan Dutock. Arne Crawford, Melisso Viox. Scorr Spacer. Allison Pyle, Rhonda Morrm (Queen). Cosey Jones (ttng). June Jocobs. Don Decker, Mori Lynn Derry man, Drod Pir zer. Jockie Thomas, and Voyne Powe« Prom Cadillacs, long flowing dresses, men in ruxedoes, could oil be seen on April 16, 1983 This wos rhe evening Conner’s onnuol Prom wos held This year ir tools place or rhe Drawbridge Inn Once inside, rhe couples were properly announced ro rhe people already inside Steals and chicken wos provided for rhe evening's dinner and Charter Flight jammed our os they played those good ole rock-n- roll songs, such os, Shour Celebration”, Endless Love”, and our rheme song We've Gor Tonight . As mosr proms ore carried on wirh old rrodirions, Conner decided ro moke a new one Each girl wos given a red gorrer ro be worn throughout rhe nighr and afterwords ro be given ro her dare Compliments on orrire and flashing cameras were rwo of rhe biggesr events of rhe evening while others talked obour parries going on after rhe Prom. 1 As Heidi Amsrurz ond Kristen Claypool carry on o conversation or rhe prom. Donny Obtnger looks or Joy korc(ff os he stores bods in owe 2 The 1980 Prom King, Cosey Jones, ond Prom Queen. Rhonda Mornn shore o donee 3 Movin' wirh the groovin' ore Todd Roney ond Melisso Horns 4 Shoring o quier moment olone ore Tooyo Mornn and her dare Prom 1 Srephame Duohofr srores inro Picky Wfcon's eyes os he rolks on the phone 2 Singing rhe Prom rheme. We've Got Tonjghr . ore Joerro Whire ond Dory!! Hotr 3 Leaving hondnhond ofrer o delghrful evenmg ore Trocy Tolliver ond Mark Dor dor f 4 Taking one losr tools or rhe evening ore Doren Horris ond Souodro Schmirr Prom Up Where We Delong” 1 As rhese two seniors. Jeff Wege ond Den Gronr. anxiously owot ro go nro The gym for Awards Nighr. They fnd Time to remember The posr ond tough abour if 2 SotoroTonon, Karen Domoschko 3 As rhe grls ore owoiring rneir signal to go m. They begin ro realize whor They ore here for College scholarships!'ond rirles of Valedic- torian and Salurorian are a few of rhe awards given ro Conner students who strive for perfection On May 20, 1980, Conner Senior High held their annual Award's Nighr The following awards were won by these students: Miss Integrity'' Award, Amy White,- Mr. Integrity'1 Award, Don Born- horsr, Art Award, Leslie laile; Dand Award, Brian Woosley; Business Award, Tina Allen, Choral Awards, Carole Tolley, Darrell Holt, liso Potter, Dale Larsen, Todd Morksberry; English Award, Kristen Cloypool; Mathemat- ics Award, Bob Gabbard, Jaimie Hammons, Science Award, Dan Oblinger; Social Studies Award, Karen Domaschko, Vocational School Awards, Wayne Young, Fred Fields, Steve Ponder, Dave Marksberry The following scholarships were aworded ro these students: Norhern Kentucky Univer- sity Presidential, Karen Domaschko, Amy Jo White, Madonna Korlosky; Farm Bureau, Kristen Cloypool; Medical Arrs, Jaimie Hom- mons; Low Career. Kimberly Thomas; Charles Harvey Kelly Memorial, Dale Larsen; Kentucky Stare University Presidential, Bod ney Hayes, Boberr Frank, Thomas Moore College Acodemic, Karen Acuff, Carol Solo- mon,- University of Kentucky Vice Presiden- tial, Lori Mitchell, Berkley College of Music (Boston, Mass), James Hull Becognirion was given ro Todd Marks- berry on having perfect attendance for sev en years, and ro Darrell Holt who had per feet attendance for rwelve years Award s t ghr jjf Aword's Nighr 1 The young men war for further instructions to begm the progrom Schaffer demonstrates ro Vonnte Gine how to hold the doss flower ortendonr, Dion Cornett, ossisr Lori Mitchel down rhe steps 2 3 Mrs The Times Of Their Lives'' Mention rhe word “Graduation” or Con- ner and rears begin ro roll. Mosr seniors hove mixed feelings about graduation Some can’t wait ro graduate and others never wont ro leave rhe security of high school But whether o senior wants ro graduate or nor rhe rime always comes and for rhe closs of 1983 this year was no exception While music ployed, knees knocked os they paraded single file ro rhe fronr of rhe gym. Holding our o shaky hand in fronr of hundreds of specrorors, rhe seniors were given rheir diploma rhey hod worked hard for and rhe moment rhey hod feared mosr was now over Finding rheir sears, one by one, rhe seniors carried on rhe traditional evenr of moving rhejr rossles Each senior was now on official groduore of Conner Senior High School. 1983 Afterwords hugs, kisses, rears, and signs of relief could be seen everywhere Twelve years of hard work hod paid off and rhe seniors were reody ro roke on rhe world To rhem we wish rhe besr of luck ond happiness always Graduation 1 Oecky Oowman ossisrs Karen Armstrong n putting on her groduotion cop 2 Vatedicrori an, Kristen Cioypool 3 Den Gronr, Dwone Hoddix. and Tom Gnpshover moke last mmure adjustments before gang into groduotion 1 Tm Ison is pleosed wirh h6 occomplishmenr 2 Mr Johnsrone congrorutores Nno Helmg while receiving her diplomo 3 Looking over rhe evenr he hos been waring for oil year is Homer Smith 4 Troy Jones ond Bobby Maxwell are congrarulormg eoch orher on rheir groduoron Groduorion UGARS MAGAZINE Dormo Korlosky. Koren Domoschko, ond Chris Koriosky moke o deposit ot Hebron Deposit Dank HEBRON DEPOSIT BANK Hebron, Kentucky Petersburg, Kentucky Main Office I' FDIC Branch Office SWAN FLORAL GIFT SHOP fSCBRMrVMH 4 SON) 4)11 Dixie Highway. ERLANG ER. KY Pbooe: )42 7)7) YOUR PHARMACY Constance Rood Hebron, KY 41048 £Fq STORE HOURS Mon-Fri 10 AM to 8:30 PM Sat 10 AM to 5:30 PM FLORENCE CRAFT CENTER 167—169 Lloyd Aue. at Turfway Rd. Florence, Kentucky 41042 283 1889 MNI Omni Plastic Molding And Technology, Inc. Technical Services - Custom Molding ■ Material Selection ■ Prototyping • Consulting • Training Inspection of: a) Linings b) Coatings c) Fiberglass Structures P. 0. Bo 43 170 Constants Rd. Hebron, Ky. 41048 (600) 689-4006 D 6 H Hoir Design I U S. 42 4 Hathaway Roads Hair Designers Union. Kentucky Norma Hammonds, Mgr. COLLETT'S LIQUOR STORE 816 U.S. 42 Florence, KY 41048 HONOR ROLL Being on the Honor Roll of Conner Senior High School plays a big part in a student's life. Each nine weeks many students strive to earn an A or D average so they may have their name printed on the schools honor roll and in the local newspaper. Very few students can achieve the grades which it takes to be on the All A” honor roll and most of these students ore the ones who take such complicated courses such as Calculus, Chemistry 2 and Trigonometry. We at Conner are very proud of those students for they give up much of their own time to keep up their grades. Even though the honor roll holds a long list of names each quarter of the grading period, the biggest list is during the second nine weeks. Each year free Red's tickets are given to those whose composite score adds up to an A or B average during the second nine weeks. This year A and B average students also received an Arby's and Frisch's coupon. Not only does achieving a high scholastic aver- age lead to being on the honor roll each year, it also leads to a better and more fulfilled future. Congratulations to all students who made the honor roll this past yearl CORKEN STEAL PRODUCTS 322 West 3rd Street Covington, KY For a breath of fresh air. ART SCHNEIDER PALLET CO. INC. Morket Custom Homes Homes BURLINGTON REALTY DEVELOPMENT COMPANY 1 Carlton Drive Burlington, KY NEW AND RECONDITIONED P ALLOTS'' 615 North Bend Rood Phone Hebron, Kentucky 689-7415 Robert Kirby Robert Kirby, Jr. 586-6063 586-5458 HAGEDORN'S PAINT GLASS • M MADISON AVENUE COVINGTON. KY. BERT BATHIANY DMD EVERGREEN PLAZA 64 21 HWY. A 2 Florence, ky. 41042 BcrwncM Finance Sytlam BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO. of Kentucky 8177 Mall Road Florence. Kentucky 41042 Phone 525-1888 Phone 525-2100 FASHION FOR THE '80 s Fashion is defined os clothing or apparel according to Webster's Dictionary. But the students ot Conner seem to hove added o little more to the definition of fashion. Here, fashion is a sort of gome which everyone ploys. You ore always trying to keep your wardrobe updated with the newest styles, while pocking away any clothes that hove disappeared from the in” fashion list. One item, which will always be found on the in” fashion list is designer jeans. Colvin Klein and Jordache seem to be the most populor ot school, and once in o while, you'll find o few pairs of Sasson. The latest styles on the list which hove hit Conner really big ore the tuxedo look (block pants, o white blouse, ond o bow tie), mini skirts that come in every color, solid or striped, ond leg warmers, worn with o mini skirt or over your jeans. A visitor to Conner would witness oil of the 82-63 trends in clothing ot fashion con- scious Conner High. CINCINNATI AND NORTHERN KENTUCKY'S ONLY KIMBALL AUTHORIZED DEALER Kimball And Kawai HENDERSON MUSIC CO. 910 Madison, Cov., KY — 431-2111 Carl Henderson, owner Complete Auto Repair Serving Boone County for Over 10 Years 586-7309 586-7292 204 N. Jetferson Burlington, K Y We Try to be Prompt, Courteous and Keep Our Customers Informed on What We Repair BELLEVUE OFFICE — 581-3979 BURLINGTON OFFICE — 586-6664 Ul PEOPLES FEDERAL ( MUWllUCiKilV 331 Fairfield Avenue 5 Peoples Lane Rt. 18 Bellevue, Kentucky 41073 Burlington, Kentucky 41005 n T.L CHRISTEN BUICK, INC. CHUCK BEAVER FINEST USED CARS IN KENTUCKY Florence, KY 525-8001 INDEPENDENT CARPET WAREHOUSE SHOWROOM 8311 Highway 42 Phone Florence, KY 371-5750 CLYDE CALHOUN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 10 West Vo. Ave. Florence, KY 41042 525-1588 KENTUCKY DIVING CENTER Florence, Kentucky 41042 Phone 283-1550 FREDERICKS OF HOLLYWOOD 1137 Florence Moll Florence, Kentucky 41042 525-7521 Business Hours 10-10 WAYNE MAXWELL BLUE GRASS TRACTOR A TRAILER PARTS 1225 LimabuRG Road Burlington. KY 41005 OFFICI: (806) 371-1090 HOMt: (608) 525-7783 TURFWAY LAUDROMAT 7141 Turf way Rood Florence, KY 41042 Try Us You'll Like Us” THE AMAZING WORKS OF HARVEY PELLEY The only tower specialist in Cincinnati from here to Lexington attends Conner Senior High School. Harvey Pelley currently has contracts with the Boone County Police Department where he paints, builds, and moves towers. Harvey became interested in this type of work as a youngster after watching an electric com- pany work on their poles. Recently, Harvey has started Making Tracks co-oping for Casey Electronics at the new Litton Plant in Hebron, He has also started his own company in which he works on water and radio towers and checks electrical systems. One of Harvey's goals is to work on Tall Twelve, Channel 12's 1000 foot radio tower which is one of the tallest in Cincinnati. He also hopes one day to have his own electrical con- tracting company. i HOWARD ADAMS TOYOTA INCORPORATED 35 W. 5th Street Covington, KY 41011 FIRE PLACE SHOPPE 7605 BURLINGTON, PK. FLORENCE, KY PHONE 525-7490 Western Sizzlln Steak House Moll Rd. Florence, KY BULLOCK FUNERAL HOME Experience the Romance of Rfrerboat Dining Congrotulotions Seni°rS JlL 3614 Dixie Highway Erlonger • Hebron • Ludlow Kentucky 727-4404 BURLINGTON HARDWARE 3 NORTH JEFFERSON STREET. PHONE 589-7114 MUSCLES As the tension in the crowd builds, so does the excitement ond onticipotion in each of the contestants. Finally the announcer pronounces Jock Grigson os the new Mr. Teenage Northern Ky. If anyone deserves this title, Jock Grigson does. He works out QVi hours o day, 6 days o week with his talented and devoted training coach. This was Jack's first competition. It was held at Ludlow high school on Jan. 29, 1980. Along with the title of Mr. Teenage Northern Ky., Jack also came home with a beautiful 2'A foot tro- phy. People often ask Jack how he became inter- ested in body-building. Simply enough, he saw pictures of body-builders in books and decided that he wanted to look like them. Also, because his friends told him that he wouldn't amount to anything, he worked harder at it just to prove them wrong. One might think that body-building takes up so much of his time that he wouldn't have room for anything else. Though Jack makes it clear that body-building is his main priority, he does find time to hunt and trap. Jack is striving to win the title Mr. Cincinnatti, and to someday also win Mr. America. With the progress he's making, one wouldn’t be sur- prized if he did. CARD AND PARTY POST All Your Party Needs Florence Moll Upper Level 371-9003 Good Luck Cougars UNION DEPOSIT BANK US 42 Union, KY 41091 334-3491 PAUL WRIGHT T.V. 4137 Dixie Hwy. Erlanger, KY 41018 342-7660 I OUNKIN' DONUTS It worth the trip. Open 24 Hours a Day 7 Days a Week 7951 U.S. 42 Florence, Kentucky 371-2772 IllERCHANOISE Service Merchandise Co. 79 Florence Square Shopping Center 7715 Mall Road Florence, Kentucky 41042 THE OUTLOOK FOR NEWS IN '82 Good news: The Dengols defeat Chargers for the AFC Championship. Dad news: The game was played in minus 59 (wind chill factor) degree weather. 1982 in the Tristate area was filled with both good and bad news. Unfortunately, the majority was bad. Bad news: Troubles mount at Zimmer Nuclear Power Plant. Good news: It was closed by the end of the year. Bad news: Three-year old Jason Evers disappeared. An area wide search was triggered. Six weeks later, his body was found. Seventeen- year old Adrian Williams was arrested for murder and kidnapping, but was found quilty of lesser charges. Good news: The reward fund for Jason was given to the Seiler cause. Christopher Seiler, an infant who needed a bone marrow transplant. Good news: Cincinnati Archbishop Dernadrin was asked by the Pope to succeed Cardinal Cody. Bod news: Cincinnati had to say good-bye to a great person. Good news: F.D.I. agents capture an em- bezzler. Bad news: The four agents, a private investigator, and the embezzler were killed in a plane accident, in route to search for the $50,000 dollars, which is supposedly buried in a remote area in Cincinnati. CLASSIC CUTS II 3 Carlton Drive Burlington, KY 41005 586-5474 WILLIAM M. ANDERSON, D.M.D. LAL M. RANKIN, D.M.D. ANDREW J. SCHAEFFER, D.M.D. JOSEPH J. GORMEY, D.M.D. 176 Constance Rood Hebron. KY 41046 669-5222 Timothy R. Perkins, D.M.D., P.S.C. Terry V. Gruelle, D.M.D., P.S.C. David C. Quast, D.M.D. Practice Limited To Orthodontics CHUCK'S MARKET 8194 BURLINGTON PIKE Florence, KY 41042 1982 WORLD S FAIR Thousands of people entered the gates of the 1982 World's Fair in Knoxville, Tennessee anxious to see the excitement and festivities inside. Some of the people who were invited were President Ronald Reagan and his wife Nancy, Governor John Y. Drown and his wife Phyllis George, and our own Conner Senior High School Band. One of the first attractions Conner students noticed once inside the gates was the enormous ball in the sky called the Sunsphere. The members scattered trying to see, buy, and look at everything be- cause they had just one day to capture all that the World's Fair had to offer. The most talked about exhibit among the group was the China Exhibit, a pagoda-like building that housed part of the Great Wall of China. Additional fasinating sights included the gold Inka jewelry from Peru, statues and art objects from ancient Egypt, and Eucalyptus leaves from Australia. Steve Herrmann summed up everyone's opin- ion of the World’s Fair when he said, ”... and besides just being a whole lot of fun, it was a very educational experience. HENRY THE HATTER Carew Tower Arcade Cincinnati, Ohio 45200 Phone 721-5209 Al Heckenmueller GEORGE W. HILL 6 CO., INC. 24 West 7th Street Covington, KY 41016 BOONE WOODS DAIRY 495 Florence Pike Burlington, KY 41005 586-8453 Open Doily Mon.-Fri. 8 A.M. Sot.-Sun. 11:00 BOONE STATE BANK Your Full Time Banking Partner Airport Bellevue Mall Road Main 071-5150 566-6072 071-6014 071-5150 Member of The Owl JVetworli Airport Amer-TWA Bldg. Krogers Mall Road Lower Level Mall Booth Hosp. Florence Main Office US. 42 MAQTERCARD Member FDIC NEWPORT 1010 Monmouth Street 261-1155 HIGHLAND HEIGHTS 2650 Alexandria Pike 781-4800 ONMOUTH EDERAL AVINGS UNION IGA FORTTHOMAS 14 S. Ft. Thomas Ave. 441-2244 FLORENCE MALL 7830 Connector Drive 371-3770 uni©n CINCINNATI SOUTH tfxiocA 6zgct, KENTUCKY'S FIRST TRUCK PLAZA 1-75 and Route 18 308 BURNS FLORENCE. KENTUCKY 41042 BILL BURNS (606) 371-7166 DAN SUE BUSH FOUR PAWS GROOMING AND PET SUPPLIES U.S. 42 Phone 384-4033 Union, KY TILMAN FURNITURE CO., INC. 8th And Modison Covington, KY 41011 431-1108 7635 DIXIE HIGHWAY 525-2877 Florence, ky. 41042 WALTON LOCKEN PLANT 106 N. Moin Wolton, KY 485-7104 CONNER STUDENTS GET RECOGNIZED With each year comes old and new customs. This year, our new principal Mr. Dill Arnold has come up with the idea of Student of the Week for those students who go above and beyond the call of duty. Each week at Conner, students who work exceptionally hard can be nominated for Stu- dent of the Week by a fellow student or teach- er. At the end of the week, all nominations are taken in and a committee of teachers and guid- ance counselors decide who the next Student of the Week will be. Once you are nominated for this position your accomplishments will be looked at each week until you are voted in for this honor. The lucky student who is picked as Student of the Week receives a certificate for their achievements, an Arby's and Frisch's cou- pon, their picture put in the school hall, and their name announced over the intercom. We are very proud of those students who have been selected as Student of the Week and we would most of all like to thank Mr. Arnold for his support in our school and for giv- ing the Conner student another honor to work for. 1039 Limaburg Rd. Burlington, KY 41005 371-0799 LUCAS HARDWARE 265 Main Street Florence, KY 41042 instate YOUR IN GOOD HANDS WITH ALLSTATE Crescent Springs 341- 3790 Erlonger 342- 6340 Sears - Flo. Mall 371-2424 DERINGER DRUG CENTER Phone 802 Scott Street 491-3810 Covington, KY PHONE (606) 586-7570 2bou ai C.. Duxiingci Si.csll. 2b. Practice op General Dentistry 2nd FLOOR by appointment Peoples Deposit Bank Closed Wednesday RT. is - Burlington, ky. 41005 GaMaluh TZ3W SPORTING GOODS 371 Dixie Hwy. Erlonger, KY Fine Diamonds, Watches. Jewelry, Repair, Appraisals Pike Madison DAVID W. ESCHENBACH Covington, Ky 41011 Assistant Manager 431-1745 STRINGTOWN RESTAURANT 255 Main Street Florence, KY 41042 Phone 371-8222 FLORENCE HAIR STYLING ACADAMY Services To The Public 8443 U.S. 42 Florence, KY 371-0240 Doris Mays Manager Flo Napier Director NATURAL AND ORGANIC PROOUCTS FOR THE SKIN AND HAIR BRENDA CARPENTER., . MANAGING SENIOR DISTRIBUTOR v . 7791 TANNERS LANE FLORENCE. KENTUCKY 41042 (606) 525-6070 ALOE VERA -THE BURN PLANT- KID’S HELPING KIDS Drugs are one of the biggest problems kids face today, and blindness to this fact, is the worst problem parents have. Parents don't real- ly know, or they don't want to accept It. Either way, it usually takes someone else to tell them that their kids are on drugs. At least now if a problem arises, there is somewhere to turn to. Kids Helping Kids is a non-profit organization serving kids, ages 12-22, in the Tri-stote area. The program, started in Florida, was brought to Ohio by reformed drug abusers, and now there is o Kids Helping Kids program in Hebron. The program consists of five phases. A young person will progress through each phase ot his own pace. Phase 1: The newcomer” lives with the fam- ily of on oldcomer”, a youth farther along in the program. During this phase, the newcomer attends the program seven days o week, and is never without his oldcomer. At some point, he will hove earned the right to talk to his parents for 10 minutes o week, and to hove responsibil- ities for chores, such os serving, washing floors, etc. Phase 2: The youth is now permitted to live at home provided that the home environment is free of chemical abuse. If it is not. the youth will continue to live in a foster home. This phase permits the family to begin rebuilding the rela- tionships that were lost during the druggie years”. Second phasers attend the program seven days a week. Phase 3: The youth is permitted to go back to school or work, but continues to attend the pro- gram each day after school and work, and on the weekends. Phase 4: In addition to going to school and working the youth can put in requests for per- mission to go out with his family and friends from the program. He is now required to be at the program five days a week rather than sev- en. Phase 5: This is the final phase before the youth leaves the program. He is only required to attend the program two afternoons a week and on Saturdays. He can go anywhere with his parents without permission; he con drive with o parent in the cor. It is the preparatory stage for Seven Stepping. The youth Seven Steps when he or she is considered strong enough by the staff to stay ''straight . Seven Stepping consists of o follow up period of six months, during which both the youth and his parents ore required to attend ot least one Friday open meeting o month. For six months the Seven Stepper has to give ot least six hours o week back to the program. No one will be refused admittance to the program due to lock of funds. Seven Steppers raise money by selling items and holding pan- cake breakfasts. The program also receives grants and donations from corporations to help those with financial difficulties. So far, of all those who hove completed the five phases, 83% successfully stay straight. After the six month follow up, there hos been o 100% suc- cess rote. Benefits of the program include staying off drugs, passing school, better family relation- ships, friendships, and happiness. The young people develop a wholesome attitude towards life, and respect themselves. The Kids Helping Kids center in Hebron is now expanding and is ready and waiting to help anyone who needs it. peoples deposit Sank fiurlingion, Jfenlucky MAIN OFFICE 546 RT. 18, BURLINGTON BRANCH OFFICE 1 E. WASHINGTON, BURLINGTON Member F.D.I.C. IIIJJJII DIXIE CHILI Ploying n rhe bushes or Peoples Deposit Book Denise Turner ond Mory Hommer WILLIAM M =EV0Y LAWYER CRIGLER CRIGLER £ HOWARD DR 0 FUSSINCER DENTIST ATTORNEYS Locations UNIVERSITY PLAZA Cincinnati 3716 DIXIE HWY. Erlanger Ted Denman Instructor Sales r Shop smith Inc.------------------------- Factory Showroom 1180 FLORENCE MALL FLORENCE, KY 41042 PHONE (606) 371-2232 LKozy LKitckzn WEDDING CAKES Freshly Decorated Home Baked Largest Selection Of Styles 2 Locations 7592 Burlington Pike Florence. Kentucky 41042 (606) 525 9000 Pike and Madison Avenue Covington, Kentucky 41011 (606) 431-0990 Compliments Of CONNER FANS GO ALL OUT ON PIG FARMER'S DAY. Who dey think gonno beot them Pig Form- ers?”, is o reply given by mony Cougor tons to the questioning Rebels. Eoch yeor the rivolry be- tween the cross-country teoms, the Conner Cou- gars, and the Boone County Rebels grows. With ears, toils, flannel shirts, Conner fans show whot Pig Formers ore mode of. The term Pig Farmer” was started when Boone County and Conner separated and became two schools. Conner being the rural, Boone Coun- ty soon began calling us Pig Farmers. Conner de- cided to play up the part and consider it a compli- ment instead of the intended insult. Since then. Pig Farmer's Day has become a tradition that will last for years to come. We the students of Conner are proud that we have become known as Pig Farmers, because at Conner, Pig Farmers do it in the mud!!! , 24 HOUR MOBILE SERVICE ANYWHERE-ANYTIME 7 DAYS A WEEK (NIGHTS - SUNDAYS - HOLIDAYS) AUTOS SAFES LOCKS RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL ■ DOMESTIC AUTOS ■ FOREIGN CARS ■ LOCKS OPENED, REPAIRED. REPLACED ■ SAFE COMBINATIONS CHANGED ■ MASTER KEY SYSTEMS ■ KWICKSET DEADBOLTS DIXIE BONDED LOCK SERVICE LICENSED ' BONDED 727-2294 3516 DIXIE HWY. (NeXT TO CONVENIENT FOOD STORE) ERLANGER, KY. QdsialShiM SioMA 9nc. “FOR BETTER SHOES Florence Squore 7707 Moll Rood Florence, KY 41042 Coll 525-SHOE 24 HR TOWING SERVICE 727-9533 Nighf No. 727-8334 3826 Dixie Hwy. Erlanger, KY 41018 YORK STEAK HOUSE 2164 Mall Road Florence, KY 41042 341-2084 appointments available But not necessary BOONE COUNTY PROPERTY VALUATION ADMINISTRATOR BOONE COUNTY ADMINISTRATION BUILDING P.0. BOX 306 BURLINGTON, KY 41005 GARY'S HAIR CO. FAMILY HAIR CARE CENTER Chester L. Henderson Phone 334-2181 TUE TmRU - FRl SAT. 9.5 18 SOUTH MAIN WALTON. KENTUCKY Ammon Morkesbery, P.C.S. 8047 Burlington Pike Florence, KY 41042 GAMBLES HARDWARE 362 Florence Pike Burlington, KY 41005 MUSIC AS A CAREER Your future . . . college, marriage, children? Maybe, but for Pat O'Brien It's making a career as a lead guitarist. Pat has been playing in a band named Sava- tage for about a year now along with his youn- ger brother. Danny, their new bass guitarist. Pat has been individually playing the guitar for approximately 3VS to 4 years. Pat says, It takes a lot of time and devotion to be in a band, not only because you have full time practices four to five times a week, but you also have to do a lot of individual practicing. For the future, Pat plans to make a career out of playing in a band. All of his extra money goes to new equipment and to pay for his classical quitar lessons which he takes at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. For many teenagers Pat's age, being some- one so talented in music is merely a dream. For Pat O'Brien . . . possibly success. ELMER WRIGHT BOONE COUNTY SHERIFF Burlington, KY 334-2175 Compliments Of: TERRY ROBERTS County Judge Executive COURT HOUSE JERRY W. ROUSE Bone County Court House Burlington, KY 334-7140 CONVENIENT FOOD MART 445 Burlington Pike Florence, KY 371-4686 cfc SHAMROCK LIQUOR MARKET Deer, Liquor, Wine And Party Supplies 145 Constance Rood 689-7712 AL ROBERTS TIRE CO. FLORENCE. KENTUCKY Burlington Florence (606) 371 -4205 (606) 371 -4200 9-9 Monday thru Friday I { J 9-6 Saturday • 12 - 6 Sunday I ir | 3932 Dixie Hwy. Erlanger, KY 342-7220 BOOTH BAIRD REUTMAN TYPE OF CLINIC: FAMILY PRACTICE 6721 Dixie Highway Florence, KY 41042 071-2100 POORE SHEARER SCHNEIDER H.R. BOOTH, M.D., A.A.F.P. F. G. POORE, M.D., A.A.F.P. G. F. BAIRD, M.D., A.A.F.P. G.A. SHEARER, M.D., A.A.F.P. W.E. REUTMAN, M.D., A.A.F.P. JJ. SCHNEIDER, M.D., A.A.F.P. P.S.C. FRED FIELDS - HIS ARTISTIC ABILITY It is o kind of meditation. Maybe not for all of us, but, as Fred Fields says, It is easy to lose yourself in painting. What makes Fred special is that he sees things differently. He is an artist who works three to four hours a day on art, and usually with eight or nine paintings going at once. Fantasy, Adventure, and American Indi- an scenes are his favorite types of art. In the past several years, Fred has won many blue ribbons at the Boone County Fair for these works. Fred's dream is to design book covers, record jackets and illustrate different types of articles. He has a big head start toward his goal. In the future, don't be surprised if you glance at a book cover and notice the designer's name, Fred Fields. To be o high school football coach, it takes not only patience, but the ability to teach and make people understand, says football coach Dob Lewis. He began his coaching career In 1948 at Marysville, Ohio. In 1946,he coached at Wyom- ing In Cincinnati, and In 1977 he was offered a Job at Conner. It sounded good so I took It, he said. Coach Lewis says he likes it here at Conner because there is a good balance between aca- demics and athletics. Athletics are considered important and the kids are interested and want to excel. He also likes the very supportive ad- ministration. Just this year, he won his 250th game. He considers it a big accomplishment because he didn't think he'd ever get get that far when he started coaching. He says the team has im- proved, but they have their ups and downs with each season. Next year with six returning lettermen, he feels it will be a good year, espe- cially if they can get past the districts. In his spare time. Coach Lewis enjoys reading and playing golf. He also likes to watch other sports on T.V. Coach Lewis plans to continue coaching and teaching for the next two years. In the future, when he retires, he would like to travel and see the country. (0) FLICK'S IGA FOODLINER Constance Rood Hebron, KY 41048 689-4411 Quality Foods At A Fair Price Compliments Of: LEWIN MONUMENTS 2218 Dixie Hwy. Fort Mitchell, KY 41017 Phone 331-1340 279 Constance Road Route 20 Hebron, Kentucky 41048 689-7298 THE FAMILY RESTAURANT THE FRAME-UP Custom Picture Framing PHYLLIS AND DAVE CHANDLER 117 Kenner Dr, Florence, KY Dy Appointment 371-8095 Amman Landscape Inc. ill Florence Pike (Ky.U) Burlington, Kentucky Per th« UnmmI In lenrfecepe plmnlln c.a: 586 - 8300 For plant• and oihor landmcapa matarlala vlaltl Ammon Landscape Supply 4S1 Florence Pike (Ky 18) Burlington . Kentucky 586-5200 HIGHLIGHTS OF 1982 Dodge CHRYSLER DodgeTrucks MH 'Plymouth SCOTHORN MOTORS COMPANY Highway 20 Idlewild Hebron, KY 41048 Telephone 586-6218 Reliant LeBaron Compliments Of: CONVENIENT FOOD MART 370 Florence Pike Burlington, KY 41005 566-6097 1962 was a year filled with many newsmaking stories. Like every year, it had it's milestones and its tragedies. On January 13 an Air Florida Boeing crashed into the Potomac, claiming seventy-eight lives and prompting several heroic acts. On the 24th the Bengals played in the Super Bowl, but were defeated by the 49ers. It was a disappointing end to a terrific season On March 30, John Hinckley was found innocent of shooting President Reagan. The Reds had the worst year in their history. They went 61-100. Never before have they lost one- hundred games. Cyanide laced Tylenol capsules killed seven people in Chicago. On November 10, Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev died of a heart- attack. On December 2, Barney Clark became the first person to receive an artificial heart; without if he wouldn't have lived as long as he did. Unem- ployment was at It's highest in forty-two years, while there was a major drop In Inflation. Prices rose at the slowest rate In a decade. Here you have It. The highlights of 1962. Was it a year worth remembering or forgetting? 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BURLINGTON PHARMACY 372 Florence Pike Burlington, Ky. 41005 Bus.: (606 ) 586-6700 I fl©ristxV 7905 DIXIE HWY. (U S 25) FLORENCE, KY. 41042 (606)525-1818 HERITAGE BARBER SHOP TUES.-FRI. 10:00-7:00 SAT. 9:00-5:00 3025 Dixie Highway Edgewood, Ky. 341-9900 • � •4(1 OH.: 525-7252 Res.: 371-8123 VICTOR H. MILLER Agent P. O. Box 64 Florence, KY 41042 L.G. BALFOUR CO. AND TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY J. Harry Rivard — R. Richard Rivard Conner Class Rings, Announcements Diplomas — Yearbooks Box 16 Rouse Stotion 2024 Modison Avenue Covington, KY 41014 491-8004 Hardrcr 516 MALL ROAD 071-1995 BRENTON C. BEVINS D.M.D. 525-2685 8203 Burlington Pike Florence, KY HOLIDAY CLEANERS 371-8711 7611 Burlington, Pike Florence, KY Limited Additions. 'Die Marines are looking for a few more good men and women to add to their ranks. But not t(X) many. Just the ones who can measure up to the standards that have remained high for over 2(X) years. And a tradition that has made some Marines legends. We only want a few. But if you think you’ve got some- thing to add. remember, there's always rmm for one more gcxxJ Marine. For information, call toll free 8(X)-423-26(X) or in California 800-252-0241. (evJhepro' id'fyieMar ies' ill menr Gib 12 Carpenter, hM garerres'11 cM 12, Language Corroro, Pbor Cares, RenB Abner £ . v. . • inna, 2, Junior Doord. Mu Alpho Thero 12, I Honor Awprd 11, ill and Wrestling Who On io®f5 enes iaote Acu“, Kocen — Srudenr Coi ncfl 11, oi Senior Doora Longuoge Cub 10 ond 12 Women of C 12, Coi Sociery 11 arx . e P'es Dime (V. ce G cl Do mrboS Home Invuunonal, Mar . ’ -h, American High ' n v _ Alter, Tina Gilbert - Ncnonol Honor ■ urz, Heidi -4 Ni; ou; Nono- Sooery 1J end. 12, Mo Thero 12, Trbcn 12, MorcJ ng Bcrc 1012, Joz Bend 10,[ Pep Bond 10 12 Homecoming Condidore (Bosketeoll).| Oub 10,| ech ondD B Karen — Busrserboll 9,___3_________ r-Sooery 12 Adorn Liso — Language Gub 912, Wome r of Conner 12, Honor Sociery 12 Library Aide 12, Perfect Arren tone '■ . ■ foceH Freshman Bey S-uev _ (Treasurert rem'c‘ j] Commr'nded recognitio ‘c sco- a f Mu Afcra Thero 12, Soseoc • 12 A Jeonr Doske’cJfc B : ike-ban lbdM Arrend(. (3rc - ■ ■’ Ercorr, F erfec- Arre. ncc ;e T 2 Oamonre, lino — Be C ..r Gymnosric Club 9 ond 10, lA Council 12, Who's Who 11 ond 12. Myron — Foorbell .9-12, Baseball 9 and 1C Foot bill C Jb. 9, Besr Dressed 9, Freihman Ploy, Perfecr Arendc ce 9, Sophon ore Board, Srudenr Coundl 10, Wresrlmg 10 and v of Conner 12, Florido Porting team Moy 26 4- - Noriooai Honor So Cnorus 10, Men s Dare You A’ Doskerooll Homi Htgn School Sruc Burden, Write Calhoun, Tn book 12, Basi' J dubv9, Fish! iO 12, AAllAI 1 one Whr ia Thera 12. Mi ■an men Cnoru; 82 Groduonon, Escor Who Among Arher Foreign L . nguoge Gub 12, LA | Homecoming- Condidore, ub12. Cirizen of rhe Neigl o Club 12, Culrurol Flog Squad 1042. LA e Pres -- 12), Notion Most and Boy Men SA er mg ' eem 11 ond 12, Nai id 12 Mnscor 11 ond 12, Club 11 and 12, Mu Al| iub 9. Morr — Marcfejfig of Grrsjjoh . 12, Speech qi ■rleadc' fcj uJ3 ■rory —12, Srudenr con High Schcr Sru Gub Chos and and Knsren — Berd Club 9, Narionol I: Drama Gub 11 and 12 (Vice Pr ?12), Bond Id 10-12 'Candidari .Olvl i,| Conr , Trcm IB id 10-12, Cono Square Team 12 Barnes, Dor Beccom, Presnpn — Basketball 9-12, Baseball 9 12, hfar Honor Socier 1Q12, Basketball Club 9, SophomoreH Junior Board, Senibf Board, Men of.Conner Tloridj mg Team (May 26). Bearden, Dixie Beds, Bev — Concei Team 12, DECA 11, Band 9, Donee G Berkemeier Rodney Billingsley, Denise Lowson — FFA 9-12, FHA 9 and 10, VICA r Roll 12 1 aymon o, Greg — Drama Club 12, Jessie Sruarr Wriring N.K.U. Wriring Comperirion 12 B .■ Jim J -,r mey? m. TfcjJF Bor norsy Don X- Soccer Teom 12, Men of Conner 12, Footoo 9, wesrting 10 end u language Gub 10 Bordorf, Mark B ’ er nmj y.— B.,'c i Coog.v ’ o: Brumer, Chris l Brunner, John — Baseball 10-12, Men of Conner 12 (Sec), Band 11 and 10, Sofrball ©f Conner 12, Wl SfeiCk • '2 Foabdl t-jSlja and E r-em je Ci Cotfon, Cndy — FBLA 11, Flogs 12, Cre Jdoc-, Russel Craig, Tommy — Softball Star 12 er -en J CrpJ rr, Roger . BDkiK Jom .Dovietet • i, Charlene r Dona 10-12, Pep Bard 10-12, Jazz 12, Rifles 10 12, VoJeyboH 6 (M V P) boll Star 10, Yearbook 10, a Among Ar coming Cor didore 1 Davies, David-- Day, Lori Deck, Mono — Cheerleuu . 9-12, Srudenr Council 11 ond 12, Speech ond Drama 0-12, ack 9 and 10, Narionol Honor Sociery 11 ond 12, FBLA 11, Freshmen Board (Sec), Sopho- more Boord (Sec), JunioT Jqord, Senior Board (Treos) Fresh men Ploy, Who's Who A mong American High Sc - Sru-| dents Decker, Melissa — Band 9,qnd 10, Chee'eoc . 10 ,_A 12 Dews, Frances Domaimko, Kor J Lchguage Club 9-12, Narionol Honor SocieT 10 12, Library Aidel10-12, School Newspaper 9 cl 10, Cfcss Ploy 9, Berc Qub 9' spem Aide 9, Dromo ClubJ rodemic Teom; 10, Swteenr CqjfidlnO, Junior Boord, Wl V of Conner 12, Senior Boord, L risrary Magazine 12, Perf] Krrendonce 9-11, Firsr Place disrric Snner in Essay Col sponsored by VOURIER JOURNAL on?LOUISVILLE TIMESH I Boone Conservation Depr 10-12, Proficiency in English® 9,1 Spanish 9, Algebra 9, Science 9, Civics 9, Cerrificore of Narionol Educorionol Development 9, Oursronding Work on S-udenr Council iery llrand 12, I School Newspaper 9, Most Oursrondn D A.R. Good Citizenship Medol 9, Finolisr V odmen of rhe World Award for in Americon Hisrary 11 Dudgeon, Fcyerra — Marching _ 12, Language Club 12 Durham, Tracey — Dond 9, Flog Squad 10 llbula scue Fowler, 3igh Homi B 12. Ndrior 12. Sroi 10 12 Football Alpho Thera 11 ond 2 (Sec 12), Baseball nee 4rh Ariendanr, Conner In viror lonol Football Homecoming Candidate Wresrling Queen Condidare 12 Harris, Melissa — Freshmen Che Freshmen Choir, Mixed C ' ■ is 10-12, and 12, Speech ond Dromo 12 National Women's Choir 11 Honor Society 12 Harr, Par Harvey. Joey Hayes, Brian Hoyes, Rodney — Alpho Thera 12 3tig, Nino insm ie, Robin jn, Tony — I, Basketball 9, sse ■re r- LA 12, iskerboll 9 FekJhous, David Fields, Fred Flynn, Jamie k — No Marching Bond 9 one 12, Perfea Attendance Superior ond Excelle Franks, Marty — Foorboll 9 12 Freefcnd. Tere a Frommel Renee FrorWi-ic et .George LFrynton, Bryant || | f jgare, Joy — Beta Club 9, Mu Alpho Thera 12, Cougarerre 10-12, Flag Squad 11 and'12 Language Club 10, Conner Dance Club 9 Honor Society 12, Fo 12 Concert Bond 9-l2 oeiu . Dromo 12, Yearbook Staff 9, 11, Foorboll Homecoming Escort, Solo anjd Ensemble Fugore, Vfo'er — Langt Fulmer, Dovid— Longu Dcskerball Homecoming Trods Man of Co-Cop'rnm 0 Gobbard, Counrry 11 Thero r-12. 12, Srudenr Councm12. 'Ffeorbcli 912, Track 9-12 Valuob e Runner 11, Tract Junic Dru 12 10 12, Men's I Staff ,9, Track 10 ond 11, Cross fcnor Socery 11 ond 12. Mu A|pha iood 11 ' Vocariono1 School (Doro Processing): £ — Bond 9-11, Miss comer Contestant 9, Ginn, Jackie — Gline, Yvonne Junior Board, FBLA 12. Godsey, Sandy Goodridge, Amy — Cheerleodk g jeoftp 9 12. Women of Conner 12, Marcf ■ 12 LA 9. Counc' 10. |j V I C A 12 ■ . Ben — F F A nol School C , Tonyo Guy, Tom Hoddix, Dwoyne Hogedorn, Dawn — FBLA 12 Cougareres 12, Perfecr Arren dance 9.11 and 12, Drill Team 10 and 11, Sjudenr Council 10. Concert B md 9-11, Marching Banc 10 and 11 Giri'Mosfie xrll Star 9, tymnasrics' Cub 9 Office Aide HJanice — Concert Coo- 9 11 and 12, Woman s Choir ‘2, DECA 11 Hamrr:, Kim — Marching Band 12, Conce-- 3ond 6-12, Pe md 12. Mu Al| a ■ Conner 12, Vorsin ' orsiry Bosebalt 11 one 12, Chamber Cf Chorus 10-12, Junior end Senior Class Hensley, Keli — Bond 9-11, Yi Hensley, Robe Henson, Dovid — Mu Alphc Track 9 ond; 11 : .’I Herrmonn, Sreve •— Marching 3a d 912, Cc icerr Bn ca 10 12, Northern Ky Seiea Band 10 ond 11, 5 Supe -r Rcr gs a- Solo ond Ensemble A Hickey, Billie — March rfc Bond 10-12,'Aonc'ejjr Bone 1012 Drill Team 9-11 (C©lCo|rifn)poskerbgl hfemedgi - g Cond dore. Hillenbrand, Bernard Holr, Darrell — Foorfcxji 9-12, Board, Senior Boord, Mu Alpho Tnero mo Club 10, Mixed Chorus 10, Chamber i Choir 12, Freshmen Chorus, Freemen Ploy. Holr, Marla Holrkomp, Kelly — Volleyboll 9 HOSA 12, tyosr Vi T'eeTl Hooks 1982 House, Mike Hull, James — Marching Bond 9-12 r—o Bond 10-12, Tennis Team 10-12 Nc Class Presidenr 9 , J ; Hutchinson, Tracey.-� — Gr Mpfroc 9 12 3a boll (M.I.P ),9, Mu Alpha; Theta 12, WhFs American High School Students Ison, Tim Jockson, Glenn . Johns, Danny — Srudenr Coun '3 ve , : - 10 12. Johnson, Sreve Jones, Amhony — Men of .Conner 12. Wresrling LerrersJFF orball 9-12 (Copr Ha Letters) A Stare f aorboC Baseba1' • naafcjlO Jono Case , — Foorboll 9-12, Men of Com ,er 12, Boseball 9- 12 Bcsoeroo 9 ond 10, Sr. Dinner Donee King, Prom King, V e P-esde of Senior Gass, Junior Board, Presidenr 10 jo es. Connie — Swimming Team 9, Scfrboli 9, Volleyboll 9, Office Ace,-9, 3rd Runner-up in Mr aid Miss Conner, . 9 12,;Jazz 1 Sociery 12. Cougarerre 10 ond 12 (Cougorerre of Cougar Cs, -onguoge Club 10 ond 11, Y Year Award); Sraff 10, LA terboll). KJeir, Jomes Knock. Connie — Doone (Count y orionol sSsoollO. Nor. KY Vocorionol schoW Kukuk, Roberr Loile, Leslie — FDLA Officer, Hisro onyWho's Who Among Americon High School Srudenrs 12. Srudenr of rhe Week 12, U S AchievemamAcoc iy Awords (Doskqiboll) 12, Fonnour Recipe Sror ofj ond 12. JA Srodshdder 11, Plov Cosr Crew Selecr Dand 9, Dromo Club Comperirion Musician Presidennol Scholarship, KSU Presidential Scholar Universiry Summer Sessions, Thomas Moore Cc School Economic Seminor 11, Pep Dand 11, Various Community Activities. Mobley, Lindo Moore, Karky Moore, Steve � «« I MdofeT Timothy ■ Moore. Timothy 10. 4th in Store 11, 1 Chomps 12. Leorh, Donna ••up in Focu r, Doug rry, Dovid Todd — Football 9-12. . Variety Shew, , Men's Choir 12. S 12. Men of Co e- Fo nj H, Mos; C c I-Mm Year | I • --e Ptr Drc- [ Senior D orc Jj o_c_j_ paea .P. NeioMDcrnoodJ M jrri: ' Maaz ■ Masters . . 10 and 11 Qnorjs 9 I Votrfl SClub 9i f donr 11, Notional HoraraKiery, Wj£s Who con rtiQh Schoa hudentsB Porken, Doren Patrick, Derry Pone Steve Club 11 and 12,! iil sr i , FDLA 10-12, ■ • Chr ■ 10-12, i of Conner (VicePresO, Srydelt Council (Prosi, Deto I ?. Junior Doorfr Volley be ISror lljand 12, Pr6m Atren ■me- 4 (Vice Pre Mayes, Dorto Maynard, John McDroom, Parti Mcfnrire, Kevin McGough, Jock Meochum, Chris Merrell, Corhy — Women's Choir, Mixi Miller, Rids Mills, Kenny toil He bhborhaod 11, Tal oi Competi irion 10 and 10 Snowball 12, Norionol Queen, Condi- Ffehlhg Rerng, Scorr Tonyo — LA 10-12 Society 11 ond 12, Jut • rest Freshman Girl. Doskerba dote. Ride- Mory — Dance Club 9, LA 11, Language Club 11, Northern Ky. Vocorionol School (Data Processing) 12 Roberts, Lisa — Drill Team 12, Concert Dand 9, Marching i 12 (Treasurer 12 Escort, ionce Bond 9-12 |arMg Band 10-12, I |12, typmecomingTsccJ Shinlsle, Teresa — DEC xd i2 aJM' Shoemaker, Ka(hy Sidney, Salty —- Volleyball 9-12, and 12 Concept Qc ; on R Tloflor Sx.ery 11 At 12, Coagc Queer, Art o anr, Basl- 11 and 12, Sisson, Bex rym jrchtng Band 10, Bifles- ?m 9, 10, 12, Naric 11 and 12 (Pres, 125J—? :j' Dmner Dance 3rd bndidoreAM'mr Oub Smith. Carol — cjfrTj bnd|2 (Mosr ol .Member 12) Mixed Chorus 10 ar | 11. Flogs Council 11, Jji Hor BoQrd, New; Smith Homer - - Concen Bond 10 '2, Sruoenr and Drarpo Ciub 12, I Jc urnoiism 12, Secnor, eader 12 Koberr jf 21 So- ;ra, Tracy So.umon, Corol i Souther, Cheryl — DEG 10-12 hpior x ( � ry 12, WtoVWho Junior Board, E Sprague, I odd Srarron, Lisa — Drill Team 9 0 and 12, Who's Who y_Nanonaf school (Secretary 12) Amonq American I Jub 9, FBLA 10,11 School Srudenrs 9, Schbc Srar 11 ' l£f POSS, Vicky Wagews o' WtfKier, wSier, Scorr -J5£CJ sohntht ‘1 ■ 11 anc J Pnnnor ocrpr TH Toun Weiss, W, Coni garey? 10 Arrendo • SrcdenrG if Conner, Isr | White Amy — manes Award 0, i ssr Populor, Choir 10-12, and 10-12. Dinner Donee 2nd Arre i , Women • c ■: Versify 11 and 12) Dra- ptandingChorus Member 9, Vor- ■TedfohBesr Dressed 9 10-12, Srudenr xus 11 one 12. Women of Conner, Basker- Witkams, Jeff — Golf 12, 3 he -or Boll 12 Wihon, Doug Wilson, Woods Wingore, Kevin Woosley, Brian — Marching Bond 10-12. Concert Bond 9-12, Jazz Bond 1012, All-Stare Bond 12, Select Bond 11 and 12. Young, Wcvne Back Tracks As rhe dose of another school year arrives so does rhe rime ro reflecr upon rracks which were mode during rhor nme The 1982-1980 school year wos o year for new rhings Conner Senior High now hos o new roof, wirh o new Principal, Mr Dill Arnold, and our firsr Dean, Mr Charles Massey Dig rracks were mode in sporrs rhe posr year or Conner Kathy Plonk won 4rh in srore for Cross- Country, while our super wresrlers rook rhe Srore Championship, There were also many individual achievements in academics The following srudenrs were aword ed Presidential Scholarships Koren Domoschko and Amy White. Northern Kentucky University, Rodney Hoyes and Lori Mirchell, Kentucky Srore University, and Kris Cloypool, Umversiry of Ken rucky Duddy Daker and Rob Gabbard received Marhemarical Science Scholarships ro Northern Kenrucky Universiry As summer vocation creeps in, rhese rracks slowly begin ro fode oway Dur when next year is here, ir will be a rime ro moke new tracks as rhe srudenrs or Conner continue on wirh their lives 1 The I960 lop ten Seror graduates ore os follows (I ro r) Meteso Homs, Koren Domoschko. Carol Solomon. John Drun ner, Koren Acuff. Dole lorsen, Amy White. Duddy Doker, Kris Cloypool. ond Down Peeves 2 Leslie Loile with her mother after receiving o four yeor scholarship to Murtoy State 3 Showing off the Wrestling State Championship trophy is Tom ond Troy Cole 4 Thereso Poynter sronds proud after receiving o Superior rormg m the Speech ond Dromo Regional Contest 5 The Yeorbook Staff stops to pose fa o picture during their trip to Clakssnlle. Tennessee 6 An ourstondmg student Dove Morkesbery wos oworded second m vote fa Diesel Mechon ics 7 Steve Coltnswarh practices his typing skills which helped him win fifth in the FDLA Store competition 8 All Americon Drill Teom members. Peneo Perry ond Dev Geek, with Pyrhmerte Sponsa Noncy Wright 206 As members of rhe 1982-1983 Yearbook Sroff, we sincerely hope this book will live up ro oil expectations We hove tried ro capture this years accomplishments, os well os rhe overall 1982-1983 story. We proudly present ro you rhe 13rh edition of rhe Conner Archives. Sincerely, Conner Senior Yearbook Sroff YEARBOOK STAFF Sophomore Section — Shannon Boynum, Gno Colemon, Kimm Bunion. Junior Section — Caroline Neff, Krista Hicks, Amy Sidney. Senior Section — Tracy Calhoun, Tish Jones. Faculty Section — Shannon Baynum, Pom Moisch. Clubs Section — Terri Woolum, Mischelle Hoge- dorn. Sports Section — Todd Raney, Missy Robinson, Gno Young. Special Events Section — Terri Woolum. Magazine Section — Susan Bullock, Barr Schneider, Karen Bai- ley. Opening Section — Michele Burney, Pam Maisch, Robbie Wheeler, Steve Bea- ver. Closing Section — Susan Bullock, Barr Schneider, Karen Bailey. Photography — Rodney Ford, Brian Hayes. General Copy and Layouts — Steve Beaver, Mi- chelle Burney, Bill Sebring, Robbie Wheeler. Advisor — Mrs. Marilyn Noll. Give your besr efforr rowor o y rosk you underroke Hovetfbirh in yourself, your fellow man, on God Charles, W,- K« Conner Senior Prindpol 1980-1982 — ww—mmmm m t.