Connor High School - Archives Yearbook (Hebron, KY)

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A KEY TO

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 HIEVEMENT OPENS THE MIND Conner Senior High is experiencing a transi- tional period in size, shape, and attitude. Opening new doors, exploring new di- rections, and seeking new ideas, CHS is always looking to- ward the future. This year's plans are to move the freshman (from Conner Ju- nior High) in the 1987-88 school year to the high school. In order to accommodate these additional students, the Boone County Board of Education in- tends to build on a new wing which will include new class- rooms. Still another bonus includes a large variety of classes to help students better prepare for col- lege or careers after school. Many new A.P. classes are now available, ranging from history to science. These excellerated classes are designed to chal- lenge the above average pupils by exposing them to various materials beyond that present- ed in the regular classroom; consequently, expectations far excel those of an average stu- dent. Whatever the case may be when planning for the future, one must always be aware that the KEY to Achievement is Opening The Mind. A.P. History teacher Mr. Akin often entertains during his class while teaching. Advanced History visit the State Capital, (inset) Tina Woodruff makes an investment in her future by taking the ACT test. Second year teacher Mrs. Woods teaches during her third period Algebra class. A.P. Science teacher Mr. Martin demonstrates the use of a microscope to Ben Heuser and Doug Rhodus.

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 Students at one time or another have day- dreamed about what they were going to be doing on the weekend. Most of them used these moments to get psyched up about the big game on Friday. Game day arrives and the ex- citement and spirit can be felt throughout the hallways. After the school day has come to an end and it's time for the game, fans arrive in herds with their scarlet, royal, and white attire, ready to cheer the Cougars onto victory. The official's whistle sounds, when the clock begins the countdown. As the game gets on its way, a special feeling of excitement and anxiety is shared between the fans and players. The scoreboard winds down its last few seconds. The game is victorious and the cheerleaders get the crowd up for one last cheer. As we look back through the keyhole of time and see Con- ner's past victories, we know that all that is left now are the great memories, but our enthu- siasm continues to grow. It is known and felt throughout the stands that The Golden KEY To Victory Is Spirit. The Cougar Pep Club shows disappointment about the last call of the game. A rush play by the football team (inset) lohathon Ammon marches with his saxaphone, during own Cougar mascot, in disguise, is Danny Pieper. Ellen Goodridge displays her excitement with a jump for Cougar spirit. Opening 9