Connor High School - Archives Yearbook (Hebron, KY)

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As another year ends we the 1983-84 Yearbook Staff present the XIV edition of the Conner Archives in hopes that we have successfully captured the events of the past nine months of school. Yearbook Staff Editor — Caroline Neff Layout Editor — Bart Schneider Copy Editor — Krista Hicks Photography — Rodney Ford and Jay Conner Special Photography — John Lucas and Fred Ungrund Senior Section — Susan Bullock and Karen Bailey Junior Section — Melissa Rider and Sandra Rudicill Sophomore Section — Jack Conner Faculty Section — Michelle Burney Club Section — Shannon Baynum and Pam Maisch Sports Section — Terri Wollum, Pam Schnorbus. Scott King, and Sandra Rudicill Hi-Lites — Krista Hicks Magazine Section — Mischelle Hagedorn. Gina Young and Melissa Rider Opening Section — Caroline Neff Closing Section — Caroline Neff and Bart Schneider Copy Writer — Sindi McGlasson Advisor — Marilyn Nall I. Drama Club sponsor Miss Shirley Edwards with the winners of the Regional Drama Contest. Sindi McGlasson. Cindy Hudson. Teresa Poynter. Karen Neufang, and Karen Kraft. 2. Mr Bill Arnold and Coach Bob Lewis proudly displaying the extra large candy bar presented to them following the team's state victory. 3. Fourteen of the twenty-two members of Who's Who Among American High School Students Rodney Ford. Jackie Thomas. David Carlson. Julie Walton. Tim Guthrie. Bridget Burcham. Steve Beaver. June Jacobs. Brad Warfield. Jenny Cauhorn. Tammy Taylor. Kelly Bonar. Chuck Rhodus. and Donna Carpenter. Closing • 201

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Looking Both Ways The view from the end of the year looked good as Conner students remembered their past accomplishments. The year was filled with many successful moments for them. The Football Team proved themselves to be the best when they went down-state and became State Champs. The Marching Cougars now have their names in the Guinness Book of World Records as being the owners of the world's largest marching band trophy. The first year Typing Classes participated in an Olympic typing contest where many students received bronze, silver, and gold medals. Some individual achievements were those attained by Cindy Hudson, an award for best actress in the Regional Drama Contest-. Teresa Poynter. who received a trophy for being one of the top ten performers in the State Drama Contest-, and Melvin Miles who received the Most Valuable Player award from both the Cincinnati Post and Cincinnati Enquirer. Later that year DECA member Kim Peace won 2nd place while competing at the state level. The new Computer Team which included Scott Pennington. Dion Cornett, and Mike Pollard performed at a computer competition in Louisville in April. Also, congratulations are in order for Mr. Terry Edwards who passed his Bar Exams and was sworn in on May 21 by the Kentucky Supreme Court. For these students and all of the others at Conner, the year was filled with many accomplishments that no one will soon forget. As for the view of the future, for most, it looks promising. Two winners of the Art Contest sponsored by Levi Strauss were Bruce Wyckoff and Bill Sebr- ing. XO HCIosing

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A Vision Of Tomorrow . .