Connor High School - Archives Yearbook (Hebron, KY)

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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

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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

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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.