Connor High School - Archives Yearbook (Hebron, KY)

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TOMORROW BEGINS TODAY As the sun slowly rises above the crest of the horizon, a new day has begun. The annoying buzz of the alarm clock sounds and the stu- dents and the staff of Conner Senior High School sluggishly drag their tired bodies from bed and prepare themselves for school. After finishing their early morning before-school- routine, some stroll casually to the bus stop while others me- ander out to their cars. Upon arrival at school, stu- dents immediately meet with their friends to find out the lat- est news or gossip. Interrupting their talking, the quarter-after bell rings and the students be- gin to scurry either in the di- rection of their homerooms or lockers. Then the twenty-five- after bell rings and students gather outside their homeroom doors to talk and laugh. The halls are beginning to empty now, with the exception of a few tardy students trying to make class on time. Finally the 8:30 bell sounds and students are ready for a learning day. With their books and papers in arm, students realize that the KEY To Tomorrow Begins To- day. Conner Senior High School still stands proud and ready to greet students since 1970. Principal Paul Hogan (inset) opens the front door to begin the day. Leaving home to start a bright day at school is Don Bredenburg. Locking his car door is Chris Duncan. Kim Holtkamp collects her homework for preparation of school. Opening 3

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THE KEY TO

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THE KEY TO THE HEART