Connor High School - Archives Yearbook (Hebron, KY)

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Mrs. Hudson smiles triumphantly as she climbs the Piramedes de Chichan Itza of the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico. J'aime Paris (I love Paris), exclaimed Ms. Dixon as this picture was taken with the Eiffel Tower in the background. Mr. Bornhorst tells of his adventures in Quebec, Canada to an amused Mrs. Bryant. Summer Of '86 After the bell rings and the teachers lock their classroom doors, they all look forward to the SUM- MER OF 1986. Some teachers really broadened their horizons by go- ing out of their way to have a good time. Mr. Bornhorst and his wife packed their bags and went to Quebec, Canada, while Mrs. Hudson put her Spanish speaking talent to use in Mexico. After winning in Las Vegas, Mrs. Nall and her husband decided to travel to the Grand Canyon. Other teachers made plans which changed their lives. For example. Miss Horton, who would become Mrs. Lara, made many plans for her future wedding in November. More went on to further their educa- tion: Mrs. Beineke, Mrs. Miller, and Mr. Taylor worked on their graduate studies while Mr. Crouch attended an NEA convention. For every teacher the SUMMER OF 1986 was something they v ill never forget. Faculty 141

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Secretaries: Standing: (L to R) — Lana Warfield, Marilyn Ransdell, Linda Bryant; Seated — Lyn Hart Cafeteria Workers: Front row; (L to R) — Clara Fletcher (Cafeteria Manager), Erna Spare, Juanita Merrell, Sonia Forman, Dorothy Poole; Back row: (L to R); Emma Fugate, Sylvia Boh, Rita Clark, and Jean Qualls Custodian Donald Tunning strives to help keep Conner a neat school by cleaning the cafeteria. 140 Staff

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THE KEY TO INVOLVEMENT Kim Holtkamp plays a Uine while Shelly Keith sings along. Diligently typing copy for Yearbook is Travis Moore. Giving a friendly hug during Spanish Class is Gary Garnett, Melissa Beach, and Angela Krebbs. An aerial view of the Conner Senior High Marching Band. 142 Clubs Numerous clubs keep CHS students busy and prepare them for the future. One day of every month the club sponsor conducts a meeting to plan var- ious upcoming activities which consist of workshops, fun- draisers, camps, fieldtrips, com- petitions, dances, and many more exciting times. Each club also sponsors a candidate for both Football and Basketball Homecoming. Two of the clubs, Women and Men of Conner, partici- pate in a food drive before Thanksgiving to help out the poor and needy while Student Council and the Senior Board hold the Homecoming dances to earn extra money for their clubs. For Halloween, the Na- tional Honor Society carved and painted pumpkins to take to Woodspoint Nursing Home, and over the holidays FBLA gathered at Winterfest. The Language Club attended the In- ternational Banquet, the Calcu- lus Club visited the New En- gland States over Spring Break '87, the Science Club sold ka- zoos for Cougar spirit and the Christmas Concert sponsored by the bands and choirs are just to mention a few of the money making and fun ideas the club members conjure up to do. The KEY To Getting Ahead Is Getting Involved.