Connor High School - Archives Yearbook (Hebron, KY)

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 BEGINS WITH TEACHING

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THE KEY TO KNOWLEDGE A teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stops. — Henry Adams. A good faculty staff is needed in order for a school to run smoothly, and that is why the faculty at Conner is greatly ap- preciated. They help in keep- ing it in good condition and by passing on a much needed education. Teachers contribute to the lives of every student they have seated in their classroom, the attitude of the teacher reflects upon how the student handles certain situations. The student's outlook on life is also inspired by the teacher. If the teacher is liked by a stu- dent, the student will begin to imitate the teacher's actions. New teachers added to the faculty this year were: Mr. H. King, Mr. R. Estes, Mr. M. He- drick, Mr. M. Bowling, Mr. T. Stellman, and Mrs. M. Griesser who was replaced in January by Mrs. J. Huey. Also, joining the staff is Miss J. Wray, a student teacher for the Math Department. The Key to Knowledge Be- gins With Teaching. Miss Edwards and Mrs. Robinson discuss their lesson plans during a planning period. Caught in the act of enjoying a snack, Mr. Hogan is taken by surprise. Mr. Massey and Mr. Bornhorst try to keep an unexpected water break under control while Mrs. Santos looks on. Enjoying their lunch are Mr. Hogan, Mrs. Litton, Mr. Massey, Mrs. Leisl, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Beineke. 130 Faculty Divider

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At The Top I like to provide a friendly atmosphere for students , com- mented Mr. Hogan, Principal of Conner Senior High School, who has been in- volved with the Boone Co. School System for thirty years. Mr. Hogan attend- ed Wittenberg Uni- versity, University of Kentucky, Miami University, and Xavi- er University. Lean- ing towards a major in School Adminis- tration, he achieved his Bachelor's De- gree, along with his Master's of Education. With the thought that the student body at Conner is friendly, helpful, and eager to learn, Mr. Hogan has devel- oped a strong desire to work with stu- dents. This desire has reinforced one of Mr. Hogan's pri- mary goals: to help students attain their potential. Outside of his job, Mr. Hogan likes to play sports, especial- ly basketball and softball. He also likes to watch his favorite teams on television. Paul Hogan Principal Peggy Hubbard Counselor Deanna Beineke English Don Bomhorsl Assistant Principal Penny Smith Counselor Shirley Edwards English Charles Massey Assistant Principal Cathy Schafer Student Worker Laura Gardner English 132 Faculty