Connor High School - Archives Yearbook (Hebron, KY)

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Class Officers The Senior Class Officers for 1987: 1st row — Jonathan Trimble. 2nd row — Tyler Kelly, Gina Tate, and Jimmy Ryan. Leaders Of The Class Even though some seniors are not old enough to vote, that doesn't stop them from voicing their opinions and electing officers for their class. The Senior Board is a chosen group of individuals who interpret their feilow classmates' ideas and then relay them to the faculty. This group has responsibilities such as the Senior Dinner Dance, Com- posite orders, the Senior Luncheon, and Class Shirts. To preside at the meetings they elected Tyler Kelly — President, Jonathan Trimble — Vice President, Gina Tate — Secretary, and Jimmy Ryan — Treasurer. This year the student body voted on several topics and decided the Class Flow- er to be a red rose and the Class Song to be Don't You Forget About Me . All in all, the elections of the 1987 school year turned out to be very memo- rable. A lot of decisions had to be made, but this was their year as Seniors, a chance for them to make the ones that would be locked in their hearts forever. Senior Board The Senior Board members: 1st row — Jennifer Weaver, Lauri Moore, Claire May. 2nd row — Kristy Gouge, Dawn Graves, Heidi Buddenburg, Margie Close, Dawn Robinson. 3rd row — Jimmy Ryan, Sean Sumpter, Mickey Clore, Steve Brumer, Wayne Smith, Rusty Pennington. Seniors 33

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Elaine Zirkelbach Davina Anderson Bruce Crawford Chris Durham Pam Hite Jerry Neal Jodi Robinson Wayne Smith ★ ★ THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1987 ★ ★ ( Above: Tonya Blakely looks on as Dawn Garner signs her 1987 Memory Book. This Book will be treasured for many years because it is filled with momentoes of their Sr. Years; (pictures, signatures, fads fashions, and class schedule). Right: What kind of con-job is Mike Timberlake trying to pull on Krista Donley? 32 Seniors • Zi To Sm

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Unsung Heroes Throughout our school days there has been that outstanding athlete, or the ge- nius of the class, and even the most popu- lar guy or girl of the student body. These type of people seem to go far in life; they are the ones who receive scholarships and awards because of their talents. Many people feel that the middle man, or the average student never gets ahead, but here at Conner the students take a differ- ent view. Conner has its popular athletes etc., but we also acknowledge the teenagers that work diligently to balance both their study and extracurricular activities. 1. Getting back to nature” is Kathy Fahey. 2. Mike Dragan stands proud in Mrs. Nall's English class. 3. Jonathan Trimble with his busy schedule still finds time to pose for a picture. 4. After failing to get her locker open, Suzanne Walton still shows a smile. 5. Trying to remem- ber his locker combination is Joe Hogan. Kathy Fahey Who enjoys taking hikes in the outdoors, and playing such sports as volleyball and tennis? The answer to this question could be none other than Kathy Fahey. Kathy is involved in the Spanish Club, Science Club, the National Honor Society, and is also an Office Aide. She says if she could change one aspect of school it would be that every student be considered as equal by their peers and not belong to a certain clique. Miss Fahey is at the top of her class and her future plans seems promising. She has been considered for a scholarship in business and is preparing to attend Berea College next fall. 34 Seniors Mike Dragan With an almost perfect grade point average, Mike Dragan has much to say about his academic accomplishments in school. He is in various A.P. classes such as Calculus and A.P. Science. Even though Mike has such a busy schedule, he still finds time to play sports! Mike is not only the Cougar's quarterback, but he also is active on the baseball team. Mike stated, You find the time and make the time to study for tests . Mike has placed his priorities in order so that he has fun, but when it comes down to business, that's exactly what he does!