Connor High School - Archives Yearbook (Hebron, KY)

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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

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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.

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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