Connor High School - Archives Yearbook (Hebron, KY)

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 » KENTUCKY 50% TUITION ASSISTANCE «000 ENLISTMENT BONUS $4000 EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANCE BONUS FOR MORE DETAILED INFORMATION CALL OR VISIT SFC ERNEST DOLL 1606) 485-7689 Walton. kcntuck) Move To The Future” The newest additions to Conner’s teaching staff were neither male nor female and all were under two feet tall. There were ten new com- puters bought by the school as teaching aids. Penny Smith, the guidance coun- selor, had been urging the school officials to buy computers for the school. When Texas Instruments went out of business, they were able to purchase not only the computers. but several cartridges of software at a reduced rate. While the major- ity of the computers went to the basic classes, such as Reading Lab, Basic Math, and the Special Ed. classes, a few are used as floaters. These floaters are for use by any teacher who wants them. Van CONVENIENT FOOD VANS PICK-UPS 4X4 a Complete Conversions HUBERT COOPER MART ly«i«4 aii 4100« I«0« 9tB «44 7445 Burlington Pike ® Florence, KY BOONE COUNTY ? PROPERTY VALUATION ADMINISTRATOR 371-4686 CHESTER L HENDERSON Boom County Administration Building P O. Box 306 Burlington, Ky. 1005 Ptic-ne 334-3181

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ART SCHNEIDER PALLET CO. INC. ’ NEW AND RECONDITIONED PALLETS” THE 331 -6020 SHOP FLORIST MARK Curtis A. Corken President 322 West Third St. Covington. KY 4IOI2 Office 291-4664 1 Hulkmania” On February 26, 1984 the Con- ner High School Athletic Booster Club sponsored the Fifth Annual Northern Kentucky Powerlifting Contest. The contest was held at Conner Senior High School this year because the number of com- petitors has grown nearly 100 percent since the first contest was held at Ludlow High School. In previous years the powerlift- ing competition was held in con- junction with a bodybuilding con- test. Increased interest in both events created a need for sepa- rate competition dates and sites. There were 92 participants this year. The Covington Catholic Colo- nels, Campbell County Camels and the Highland Heights Blue- birds took first, second, and third places respectively. Conner came in tenth. THE COMMUNITY BANK Erianger. KY Member F.D.I.C. The Seamstress 16 years experience Sue 689-4893 Dennis Everett and David McNay

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