Connor High School - Archives Yearbook (Hebron, KY)

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FLORENCE CRAFT CENTER SF r - Sl m. V r v Darlene Haar. Shonda Roberts and Chris Haar hmb ■ i mmm instate Rick Landers Account Agent 2446 Anderson Rd. Crescent Spring, KY 341-3790 167-169 Lloyd Ave. at Turf way Rd. Florence, KY 283-1889 9 photographies 538 Terry Lane Ft. Mitchell, Kentucky 41017 Dan Sue Bush FOUR PAWS GROOMING AND PET SUPPLIES 7635 Dixie Hwy. Florence, KY 525-2877 STITH FUNERAL HOME, INC. Florence, KY Don Stith Doug Stith A.C. Shields 525-1100 thought about taking the perfor- mance test in earlier years, but this year was the first chance he had to do it. Experience is what Mr. Bays contributes to his high score. Receiving a fantastic score of 96 in his field of Diesel Mechan- ics, Mr. Joe Pietrosky started training at the Northern Ky. Vo- cational School and worked in the automobile field. Later he be- came involved in diesel mechan- ics and started teaching at Con- ner 4 years ago. Some of Mr. Pie- trosky's hobbies include target shooting, gun collecting and fix- ing up older cars. Both Mr. Bays and Mr. Pie- trosky think Vocational School has a good future. It is on the job training and helps students to have experience. a ) •V 169

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JLrofessionally designed landscaping can make a world of difference in the enjoyment of your home or business. A one time in- vestment with Ammon Landscape will yield many years ofpleasure and pride of owner- ship. With 30 years of experience, Ammon designers work to select your plant material and improve your soil conditions to transform your property into a place of lasting comfort and beauty. Ammon...naturally! Ammon Landscape, Inc. 2141 Burlington Pike. Burlington, Ky. 41005. 586-8300 DOCTOR THOMAS HUTH SURGERY jflvA e lS fat. a 4 occnScryriS 689-7894 COMPLIMENTS OF: CALVIN CRESS § SONS HEBRON, KENTUCKY The Big Skill” I didn’t want to take those horrible college courses,” was the reason Mr. Joe Pietrosky took the National Occupational Com- petency Test. This test is a per- formance test made available to the Vocational School teachers every year. It is optional to the teachers, but by taking the test you can receive up to 9 hours of college credits. These college credits can be applied to the 18 hours of college a Vocational School teacher must obtain in his field of study. Mr. Bill Bays, who teaches Auto Body, scored a high 91.6. He received most of his background training through Vocational School in high school and by on the job training at the General Motors Training Center. Later he moved to Conner where he has been teaching for 5‘ 2 years. His hobbies include fishing and working on cars. He says that he 168

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 Sliding To The End” Rob Wheeler. Scott King, and Tim Guthrie found how far a little bit of imagination and initiative could take them. They had been skiing together for a few years and wanted to ski with others from Conner. The key to doing this was to form a Ski Club. That way they could ski with a variety of people and take advantage of group rates. Their first step in starting the club was speaking to Mr. Arnold who suggested that they obtain a sponsor. Two teachers volunteered, Mr. Hull and Mrs. Challis. The club is now a reality with twenty-five members. Officers are: President, Tim Guthrie-, Vice-Presi- dent, Melissa Vioxs and Secretary, Lori Reubel. 3 convenient locations to serve Northern Kentucky’s best interests. Main Office Walton Branch 19 N. Main Street 194 N. Main Street Walton, KY 41094 Walton. KY 41094 (606)485-4121 (606)485-4166 Florence Branch 7990 Dixie Highway Florence, KY 41042 (606)371-2500