Connor High School - Archives Yearbook (Hebron, KY)

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successful projects were under- We are stressing partnership, taken: resume writing workshop; creative idea exchange and most job interview and job application importantly, communication.” workshops-, shadowing of com- said David Lindemann, volunteer pany employees for a day on the chairman of the BEST program, job-, career exploration and guid- Mr. Arnold is very optimistic ance; plant tours; teacher work- about the whole program and ev- shops; class room talks and mi- eryone involved agrees that nority student college scholar- BEST, and the positive open at- ships. Conner High School joined mosphere that it promotes, is a the program this year in cooper- step in the right direction, ation with the Levi Strauss Com- pany. INVESTING IN YOU Boone State Bank Trust Co. GREATER CINCINNATI 6710 MCVILLE RD. 7840 MALL ROAD 7911 U.S. 42 INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT BURLINGTON, KY. FLORENCE, KY FLORENCE, KY 371-5150 586-6372 371-6014 371-8575 JEANIE LOCATIONS UPPER LEVEL MALL OFFICE BOOTH HOSPITAL GREATER CINCINNATI MAIN OFFICE FLORENCE MALL MALL ROAD TURFWAY ROAD INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 7911 US It It2 ® Reg U.S. Pat. And T.M. Off.

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 The Best Education is getting the stick from many sides these days. Federal and state reports, futuro- logists. business people, and spe- cial interest groups are all con- cerned with lower than average national test scores. One of the reasons for the lower scores is that education has become an isolated facet of today’s society. One primary problem has been poor communication. That is why the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce, Inc. has initiated the program it now calls BEST, which stands for Business Edu- cation Success Teams. One of the main goals of this program is to open up the lines of communi- cation between business and education, as well as promoting interest in the schools from oth- er segments of the community. The program was initiated in the 1982-83 school year. Several ■4 7 SbyS -adca. X V' » r ' Florence Hardware Appliance Co. 7 110 DIXIE HIGHWAY Florence, Kentucky 41042 JG Good Ideas For Your Auctions - Real Estate Jack E. Grigson Realtors - Auctioneers 7703 U.S. 42 Florence, Kentucky 41042 GILLESPIE'S TOWING 7 3826 Dixie Hwv Erlangc . Ky. 41018 Night No 727-8334 THE FRAME-UP Custom Picture Framing 117 Kenner Dr. Florence 371-8095

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— CARD §PARTY POST 2136 Florence Mall Florence, KY I , • J » vrS , k Brute Strength” A year and a half ago. I never dreamed I’d win.” On February 4, junior Dom Julian placed Nth out of 55 in the North American Arm Wrestling Championship. Dorn’s Father first introduced him to this sport, and soon after- wards, he began competing in lo- cal tournaments, and winning. At the Arm Wrestling Cham- pionship in Pennsylvania he won four matches prior to losing his first and then went on to win nine more before having to for- feit his next match because of a sore wrist. ”1 don’t want to become a pro- fessional arm wrestler, he said, but I would like to win the Ken- tucky State title.” Flis only plans for the future lie with his other hobby — golf. HURB T BROS. OL.X TIVB «TOR® Est. 1858 It you can't got It ot Murra s, you can’t got It anywhoro HOLIDAY — THE CLEANERS 7611 Burlington Pike Florence, KY 371-8711 733 MONMOUTH STREET NEWPORT, KENTUCKY 41071