Connor High School - Archives Yearbook (Hebron, KY)

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Brian Fields Carla Fleek Donald Gabbard Jimmy Gibbons Randy Godsey Bobby Gooch Tonia Gordon Rhonda Gouge Dottie Graves Karen Grigson Jack Grigson Linda Gripshover Holly Gritton Tina Groeschen Chris Flaar Darlene Flaar Jimmy Flarris Billy Flarter Deanna Flawkins Greg Flayes Mona Helphinstine Brian Hensley Scott High Karen Hill Jeff Hinkle Angie Hite Tony Hodges Jay Holbrook Brad Holmes John Howard Karen Huesing Randy Huff Darla Isaacs Kim Isaacs Billy Jackson Bobbie Jackson Dream On Getting all the privelages,” is the main reason Chris Kar- losky wants to become a Sen- ior. Among these include the privileges that are associated with Senior Day, Senior Dinner Dance, and being looked up to by underclassmen. Philip Lu- cas summed it up, Being a Senior is the next step to get- ting out of high school.” Juniors, who have been waiting for the day they can become Seniors all have dif- ferent reasons. One of these was stated by Holly Gritton. ’’Just one more year of school food.” Another response came from Brian Fields who is an- ticipating that feeling of su- periority, when we can boss the younger students. Karen Nienaber says, It makes you feel like you are getting some- where in life.” The one dream most school kids all have is to graduate from high school, but first the Juniors get to have the thrill of becoming a Senior! I. Chris Karlosky gives a hand at a pep rally. 8 ■ Juniors

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Troy Cole Gina Coleman Patty Combs Eddie Compton Racing To Wendy Corner Dianne Couch Darren Cox Bill Crantord The Top To some people motor cross racing might be a dream, but to Scott Summers it could be his future. Scott started riding motorcycles when he was five, when most kids are try- ing to ride bicycles. He now races on a Honda CR500 com- peting against men in their 20’s and 30’s nearly every weekend. Even though it may seem to be a dangerous sport, Scott just calls it a challenge. The worst accident he ever had was when he crashed into a barbed wire fence at home. With his father being so in- volved in the sport, it was only natural for Scott to start rac- ing at age seven. Currently he is ranked second in the state in his division in motor cross racing. With 46 trophies and placing in nearly every race it looks as if Scott has a pretty good chance at the Pro’s. Laura Crouch Jerry Crowder Tracy Crutchfield Steve Cull Julie Culver Mike Damron Darlene Davies Michelle Davis Michelle Dean Tracey Dearwester April Deck Daryl Denham Scott Dickman Lori Dinser Ryle Doerman Tammy Dotson Cathie Doyle Kristina Dunhoft Jason Eckler Robert Eden Keith Eggleston Kathy Elslager Jim Fahey Sam Farris Kathy Faulconer Doug Feldhaus Keith Feldhaus Stacy Ferguson Scott Summers shows off his Honda CR- 500. Juniors B57

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I. Sandra Rudicill and Jamie Barnes look through magazines in the FFA Room. 2. Chip Taylor gets into the groove at a Pep Rally. 3. Mindy Anneken and Melissa Boland act cute during Advanced Biology. 4. Tony Hodges presents his best profile. Juniors B59