Connor High School - Archives Yearbook (Hebron, KY)

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 CSHS OPP. Newport Catholic 2 K) Campbell County II 4 Bishop Brossart II 1 Notre Dame 10 12 Notre Dame 8 7 Newport 5 7 WaltonVerona 6 5 Boone County 8 3 Boone County 12 3 Scott High 5 3 Simon Kenton 7 6 Dixie 6 10 Villa Madonna 14 7 Beech wood 12 7 Highlands 9 4 •Early Bird Tournament District Dixie 5 II Standing I to r Mindy Anneken. Chris Karlosky, Lisa Rettig. Nancy Grieve. Cindy Bonar. Jesse Holt. Allison Ryle. Stephanie Hungler. Myra Rhodus. Coach Bowling. Kneeling I to r. Terri Gline. Angie Logan. Chris Haar. Missy Tanner. Kay Rowland. Suzanne Walton Softball Sports BIOS

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Rain Rain Go Away I he 1984 softball team would have had to adorn themselves with raincoats and galoshes if they were to partici- pate in any of their rained out games. But once the season got started it was up and down with a loss to Newport Catholic and a great comeback against Campbell County. Two games proved to be memorable. One in which Chris Karlosky hit the winning run at the bottom of the eighth inning making the score 6-5 over Walton-Verona. The other game was a double header against Boone County. The triumph was a score of 11-3 and the second at a tremendous 8-3. The Cougar softball team was victorious. The outlook of the future for the Lady Cougars is very prom- ising. Despite the loss of players like Nancy Grieve, who showed tremendous ability playing short stop, and Lisa Rettig. who was an outstanding outfielder, the Lady Cougars ought to have a winning season once again. Also to be commended is hitter. Allison Ryle, who was a successful pitcher for three years and Jessie Holt, who contributed her time and skills despite a sprained ankle at mid-season. Regardless of the rain the team pulled out an 11-5 season and is looking forward to a brighter season next year. I. Allison Ryle shows her ability to pitch a perfect strike. 2. Racing for the base before the ball arrives is Myra Rhodus. 3. Behind the fence the players line up for next bat. 4. Terry Gline and Lisa Rettig try to relax before going out on the field. 5. Mr. Bowling watches attentively as Chris Haar waits for the right pitch. 6. Taking a breather from the softball game is Mindy Anne- ken. 7. Nancy Grieve patiently waits for the on coming ball. 104 ■Softball Sports

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Tee-Off To Victory Power is behind the driver of the Cougar golfers. with many triumphs behind them and many ahead. At mid- season the golfers were predicted to do very well in the State Golf Tournament. For the golfers their beginning win was a sure sign of a tee-off to victory. An excellent player in the 1984 season was Richard Poore. During the Conner vs. St. Henry’s match he shot an outstanding one under par. Another player to be recognized is Bobby Kohl- man. During the 9th Regional Golf Tournament he shot at 77 to enter a four-way play-off for the one individual position for State. He bogeyed the first hole while the other three players all parred which knocked him out of the State Tournament. Eigh- teen teams contended in the Tournament, and although the Cougars Golfers had a poor showing in the regionals they should be commended on their superior record in the Spring of '84. Coach Ken Clore commented on what he thought the future held, For every senior we have a stronger freshmen coming on. Greg Hall also stated with great certainty, Conner will be a team to contend with for the next three years!” I. Chipping to the green is Bobby Kohlman. 2. Aiming the putt towards the pin is Greg Hall. (I to r): Rick Rowland, Richard Poore. Greg Hall, Dom Julian. Bobby Kohlman. 106 ■Golf Sports