Connor High School - Archives Yearbook (Hebron, KY)

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OpeningH 3 4 1. Greg Hall slowly creeps from beneath the covers and prepares to drag himself out of bed. 2. Busily preparing breakfast is Jeanna Osborne. 3. Hoping his engine will turn over so he’s not late for school is Tony Hurayt. 4. Carrying out a morning ritual is Karen Neufang curling her hair. 5. Leaha Osborne prepares to eat a little bit of tangy citrus.

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Morning Already Rrrrring! A hand reaches sleepily out from under the blankets, retrieves the intruding alarm clock, and disappears beneath the covers again. The view from beneath the blankets is dimly lit. and so a light is turned on as a drowsy voice is heard. Morning already ...” Most Conner students agree that if mornings were not necessary to make it to the rest of the day, they would much rather skip them altogether. Mornings always have everyone in a trance-like frenzy, taking showers, getting dressed, eating breakfast, and making plans for the rest of the day. After the rush of getting ready, students arive at school where they either try to relax with friends or finish their homework before school starts. By the 8:30 bell everyone is usually awake and getting into the swing of another school day. Although they may seem terrible, the serene atmosphere of mornings in Boone County is beyond comparison. The soft light of dawn greets Kentuckians at the same time as noise of city traffic drifts to the bedrooms of sleeping Ohioans. Yet if Boone County residents want to go to Cincinnati they merely have to get on 175 and 20 minutes away is the Blue Chip City. Northern Kentucky with its quiet atmosphere and nearby cities is truly the best of both worlds. As part of his morning. Jay Baldwin takes the lime to shave. r

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3 I. Entertaining grade school kids with their original stories are two Short Stories students. Kim Lovett and Scott McPherson. 2. Donald Gripshover. prepares his tractor for a FFA project. 3. Before beginning his art assignment. Scott Chitwood pours some acrylics into a paint tray. 4. While Mr. Hull gives directions to the band. Rifles Audra Rankin and Pam Pieper practice their show. 5. During the Yearbook s Flalloween party Randy Fluff and Dion Cornett bob for apples while some of the other yearbook and newspaper staff members look on.