Connor High School - Archives Yearbook (Hebron, KY)

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THE KEY TO SUCCESS IS

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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

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As the school year quickly draws to a close, the seniors have a sad realization that their twelve years of schooling are about to come to an end. During the year there are a lot of mixed emotions among the Senior class. When asked what they will be thinking at graduation, a couple of seniors reacted. Sue Ward replied, I will be very happy because I have completed twelve years of school. Tami Dolin thinks of graduation in a totally different aspect. She remembers all of those friends that she made and wonders if she will ever see any of them again. After graduation many stu- dents find themselves going in different directions. Some, like Eric Ford, will find themselves at college as the University of Kentucky to major in advertis- ing. Others, like Tom Bushel- man and Randy Behymer, will join the Military Service. Whatever the future may hold for the graduating seniors of Conner Senior High School, we are sure that they will always remember that The KEY to Success Is The Right Direction Senior's T. Head, S. Luck, C. Moore, K. Vines, A. Walker, and L. Smith all seem a bit anxious to end the school year. Cherie Connelly works (inset) to keep herself busy. Scott Modesitt agree's that computers will contribute to a large part of the future. Moving away from home is only a small part of growing up for Lori Bathalter and Davina Anderson. Military plans are ahead for Randy Behymer and Tom Bushelman. THE RIGHT DIRECTION