Connor High School - Archives Yearbook (Hebron, KY)

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 Up, Up £ Away For many years Boone County Schools, as documented by test scores and student’s achieve- ments in varieties of areas, have provided quality education the young people of our community. However, the school system feels it necessary to constantly improve their educational pro- gram. The theme Movement for Im- provement — A Commitment to Ex- cellence by Your Boone County Schools” builds on the pride of past educational achievements in Boone County and motivates an effort to strive to do even better. There are many goals that will be promoted. Some are; to improve public aware- ness; to increase public support; and to encourage educators skills to be more effective leaders. 174

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CERAMICS PLUS 268 Main St. Florence. KY 283-1672 CHUCK’S MARKET 8194 Burlington Pk. Florence, KY 371-5538 Complete Repair And Wrecker Service 586-7292 204 N. Jefferson Street Burlington, KY All Types Mechanical Repairs Body Shop 24 Hr. Wrecker 586-7309 has many achievements which include making signs for the ball- games, having a slave day, and a slave revenge day. In the future and the upcoming years, the Pep Club would like to have a dance, paint a Pep Club section on the bleachers, and make homecoming floats. Kimm Runion suggests, It is a terrific club but I feel we need to get more organized.” YOUR PHARMACY INC. 1862 Petersburg Rd. Hebron, KY 41048 689-7882 Phil Thompson and Adam Lawrence '3

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FLICK’S Rt. 18 And Taylor Dr. Burlington Mathis, Dallas Frohlich Attorneys at Law Willie Mathis. Jr. Stephen K. Dallas Anthony W. Frohlich Kentucky National Bank Bldg. 19 North Mam Street P 0 Bo 98 Walton. Kentucky 41094 (606)485 7727 Kentucky National Bank 8idg 7992 Dixie Highway P.0 Bo 6205 Florence. Kentucky 41042 (606)525 6161 — Gallery Of Homes DUFFY REAL ESTATE CO. 8445 U.S. 42, Florence 525-2211 Lori Munsie ELMER WRIGHT Sheriff BOONE COUNTY CHIEF DEPUTY AON KENNER Deputies Tom Sharp Mike Helmig Phillip Morris Bill Rowland. Sr. Susan Donahue Jack Ravenscraft Jessie Baker Chris Alsip ’Who's Who” Each year the teachers of our school have an opportunity to nominate senior class students to be recognized in the annual edi- tion of Who's Who Among American High School Students. the largest student recognition publication in the country. In order to be included in Who's Who. students must be members of the junior or senior class, however at Conner this special honor is reserved for sen- iors only. Students also must have an accumulative grade point average of ”B” or better and they must have demonstrat- ed achievement in academics, athletics, or extracurricular ac- tivities. This year 22 students from Conner will have a short biogra- phy. their picture, and their opin- ions on major issues printed in the book. '5