Connor High School - Archives Yearbook (Hebron, KY)

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MARCHING BAND Front row: Jason Fry, Chris McClure, Terri Dinser, Brian Aylor, Theresa Coppage, Brian Barnes, Sherry Houston, 2nd row: Lara Robinson, Donna Alexander, Amy Schaller, Heather Gritton, Rebecca Tanner, Allison Rumble, Nancy Hugle, Tyler Kelly (Field Commander), 3rd row: Becky Mullikin, Kevin Bonar, Michelle Hicks, Sherri Cassedy, Kim Cummings, Dawn Calhoun, Christine TenHagen, Lorna Fair, Jennifer Parker, Serena Moore, 4th row: Kristy Woods, Lesley Couch, Denise Frye, Dean Gardener, Connie Kohlman, Dan McCarthy, Kevin Tanner, Jason Ellis, Mike Staten, Chad Caddell, 5th row: Alan Reed, David Wettig, Kevin Baker, Brian Daniels, Jeff Sisson, Kathy Dye, Matt Tanner. Joey Shephard 6th row: Cheryl Schnellenberger, Claire May, Jason Bodie, Mike Mattox, Chad Zimmerman, Trevor Taylor, Aaron Cahill, Scott Pierce, Jeff Thomas, Scott Walton, 7th row: Chris Sizemore, Ginny Shinkle, Leanne Dixon, Steve Hockema, Sam Claypool, Don Bredenburg, Melody Sebrec, Chuck Whaley, Mark Bowling, Not pictured: Julie Stewart (Lt. Field Commander), Michelle Coppage, Jerry Brockman, Nicole Keaton, Gina Stewart, Jonathon Ammon, Chant Bogueki, Daniel Vines. Adding Spice To Life Having the majority of the squad as newcomers, the 1986-1987 Flag and Rifle Squad has definitely made a sparkling impression! With a really jazzy show routine to knock your socks off and to spice up the show, they have added a dance with lively various colorful costumes, an essential asset to the routine. To top it all off, the rifles bring the show to a close with a dazzling perfor- mance that is sure not to be forgot- ten. This show, however, could not have been possible without numer- ous practices and hard work. The girls practice two to three times a week, and every night for competi- tions not to mention every Friday night spent on half-time perfor- mances plus every Saturday on long bus rides to competitions. All this ef- fort was not put to waste. The com- petition at Scott Co. awarded them the Best Color Guard Trophy while the Best General Effect trophy was won at Tates Creek. Needless to say the feeling of pride and accomplish- ment is felt when the loud applause is heard. In response to the question what do the girls gain from the squad, Captain Jessica Williamson answers, Being a member teaches the girls coordination, rhythm, discipline, gives them a chance at leadership, and helps them to learn to follow directions. With all the newness and experi- ence behind them, the group is looking forward to being a bigger and better squad next season. Clubs 147

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FLAGS 8c RIFLES Front row: lisa Smith (Co-Captain), Jessica Williamson (Captain). Back row: Nikki Stiltk, Lori Wcge, Candy Teeters, Traci Day, Rachel Foltz, Stephanie Newman, Amy Ryan, Michelle Wentworth, Kathy Huglc, Tammie Ashley, Jami Wolfe, Renee Smith, Becky Smith, Tessie Whiley, Renee Wright JAZZ BAND In Jazz Band. Brian Aylor drums to the rhythmic beat of the music. Other Jazz Band members include: Chuck Whjley, Denise Frye, Joey Shephard, Brian Barnes, Michelle Micks, Jeff Thomas, Jeff Sisson, Claire May, Randy Behymer 1. The Marching Band field commanders, Tyler Kelly and Julie Stewart discuss the half-time performance. 2. Jeff Thomas studies theory in Jazz Band class. 3. The Flags Rifles begin their routine with a snazzy mount. 146 Clubs

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SCIENCE CLUB Steve Brummer shows Jeremy Burton and Brian Mitchell how it is done. Other members of the Science Club include: C. Murphy, J. Williamson, S. Norman, C. Colvin, D. Garner, M. Tanner, S. Holmstrom, A. Schaller, A. Strange, S. Goodridge, K. Sumpter, T. Centers, T. Blakley, M. Tomlinson, M. Napier. Rising Up Another up and rising club at CHS is the Science Club. As sponsors, Mr. Crouch and Ms. Litton have helped the club to have an eventful year. For Valentine's Day, the Science Club brought cards and candy to the Florence Park Nursing Home. Other planned activities included a nice dinner at the Quality Inn in Coving- ton and visiting a children's orphan- age. In the spring, a picnic outing was held. As a fundraiser, the club created an original idea; they sold kazoos which were a big hit! And for fifty cents a piece, the kazoos went ex- tremely fast. One hundred were sold and the Science Club more than doubled its profits. The money raised, along with the club dues of two dollars, contributed to the bus and other miscellaneous expenses needed for their many field trips. Once a month the club meets to exchange scientific information that they have gained. During the meet- ings members apply for scholarships which pertain to their future inter- ests in the fields of medicine, educa- tion, or experimental research. The 1986-87 officers of the club consist of the following: President — Jessica Williamson; Vice-President — Sara Norman; Secretary — An- nette Strange; and Treasurer — Me- lissa Tomlinson. As an educational yet rewarding club, Annette Strange correctly ex- presses that ... Today Science brings us tomorrow's future. 148 Clubs