Connor High School - Archives Yearbook (Hebron, KY)

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What's Hot ... What's Not ... Bonfire parties Teachers who really care about their students Going out with friends just to have a good time. Fire drills during your hardest exam Finding a girl or boyfriend you really like Oversized shirts and sweaters Lifting weights Long prairie skirts Bouffant bows and long springy hair for girls and crew cuts for the guys Low heeled boots and vibrant colored flats Being run out of your favorite hangout Lockers that jam all the time Being stuck at home on the weekends Freezing in one class and burning up in the next Fire drills in the dead of winter Students who get A's without studying and publicize it People who are good looking and know it Pep-rallies without pep Sweaters that fit Flourescent colors on shoes, shirts, and bobby socks. Juniors 61 1. Brian Hite displays his awesome ability to make a slam dunk with not trouble at all. 2. Amy Miracle and Tammy Centers show the real meaning of Best Friends. 3. Watching an interesting game of volleyball in the gym is Amy Reeves along with Monica Hueser and Kelly Young.

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Kim Snell Kim Stacy Danny Stahl Carrie Stephens Patty Stephenson Mike Stocking Jodi Stone Kelee Stotts Pat Sullivan Kerry Sumpter Troy Taylor Candy Teeters Rick Thiessen Rachel Thomas David Thompson Paul Thornberry Dustin Trimble Robert Turner Shana Turner Andrea Utz Chris Van Meter Tanya Venchus Meredith Viox Barbie Walker Edward Walther Carla Webb Lisa Wesley Terry White Jay Wicgand Tessie Wiley Diana Williams Tira Williams Melissa Wilson Doug Wise Debbie Wood Debbie Woolum Brian Young Kelly Young Matt Young 60 juniors

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 A First Impression You are slowly walking toward the front doors of Conner Senior High not sure of wanting to take that first step into the High School. You fear almost every senior in sight, harsh initiation, and trying to find your way around this new building. Here are just a few comments made by sophomores about the first day of school: Joyce Wagner — I didn't like being the youngest again. Shawn Masters — I was bothered a little by having teachers I was unfamiliar with. Traci Day — I was afraid of the seniors. Roman Miles — I felt excited because it was a new start in a new place. Kirk Hoyt — I was worried about getting to the right places at the right times. Sherri Cassedy — I liked having more freedom. Shawn Oggy — I thought it was different because it was bigger. Travis Moore — I liked being treated more like an adult. 1. Sherri Cassedy and Diane Barnett concentrate as they work on their chemistry project. 2. Mark Thiessen attempts a new trick of opening a locker without looking. 3. Reading a story carefully in case of a pop quiz is Renee Spaulding. 62 Sophomores