Connor High School - Archives Yearbook (Hebron, KY)

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SKYLINE CHILI 7724 U.S. 42 FLORENCE. KENTUCKY 41042 371-8991 PAUL WRIGHT T.V. 4137 Dixie Hwy. Erlanger, KY 41018 342-7660 3 “PEOPLE” IS WHAT PEOPLES LIBERTY IS ALL ABOUT PEOPLE LIKE YOU! PEOPLES LIBERTY BANK of Northern Kentucky Demi Plies Demi plies and grand plies may not be familiar words to us. but for Kristen Napier they are just two ordinary words in her every- day vocabulary. Every Monday and Tuesday, Kristen puts in ten hours of work at Mulchay’s Stu- dio of Dance in Florence. Kristen has been taking dance lessons for twelve years. At the age of thirteen she began stu- dent teaching and when she turned fifteen she began in- structing on her own. In addition to teaching at the Studio, she also gives lessons at New Haven and Yealey Elemen- tary Schools. Kristen says she enjoys teaching very much.” but she does not plan to make a career out of it. J RICHWOOD PATRICK AUTO PARTS FLEA RICH WOOD [25] n» -- W...J MARKET New. Used, and Rebuilt U.S. 25 689-7888 9ft r

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Barth Brothers Service, Inc. Auto and It. truck repair Towing, Tires. Batteries and accessories 689-4099 SHAMROCK LIQUOR MARKET Beer, Liquor, Wine And Party Supplies 1933 Petersburg Rd. Hebron, KY 689-7225 Carryout 689-7712 tavern Compliments Of LEWIN MONUMENTS 2218 Dixie Hwy. Ft. Mitchell. KY 331-1340 In the Winter, the FFA went to the Farm Machinery Show and Tractor Pull-, the Marching Band went to the Inauguration of Gov. Martha Lane CollinSs the Art classes went to the Conservatory Art Gallery; English classes went to the play Godspell”; the Speech and Drama Club went to a workshop at Northern Kentucky University and there was a Bridge Building Contest at Louis- ville. In the Spring, the Advanced Government class went to the State Capital; the French classes went to the Maisonette; the Spanish classes went to Chi Chi's; the FHA went to a seminar at Big Bone and out to eat; the Kentucky Literature classes went to Shaker Town and had an his- torical tour of Boone County-, the Spanish classes went to the Uni- versity of Cincinnati; the Ad- vanced Composition classes went to Northern; and the Ecol- ogy class went to a water treat- ment plant. GOOD LUCK GRADUATES Judge S Mrs. Bamberger INDEPENDENT CARPET warehouse SHOWROOM 8311 Highway 42, Florence, Kentucky 41042 Phone 371-5750

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 Selling 166 crates of oranges, Jay Grant, a sophomore, was the leading salesman in the FFA fund raiser! The FFA has many pro- jects, but selling citrus fruit is the most profitable. Jay Grant has been in FFA for two years; in 9th grade he was a reporter and in 10th grade he was treasurer of the club. Active in many competitions, he has re- ceived many awards including Star Salesman in his freshman year for entering tobacco and hay in the Boone Co. Fair. One of the reasons he is inter- ested in farming and the FFA is because of his family’s 36-acre farm near Petersburg where they raise tobacco, hay, cows, and sheep. THE BOONE COUNTY RECORDER 10 West Washington St. Burlington, Kentucky 41005 586-6123 191