Connor High School - Archives Yearbook (Hebron, KY)

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THE KEY TO THE HEART

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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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IS A CIRCLE OF FRIENDS Can you remember back to the first day of school in first grade? That is where most of your ear- liest friendships sprouted. You finally realized that mom wasn't going to be there all day for the next 12 years so you might as well make the best of things. You sat down next to that lucky someone, wiped away your tears, and introduced yourself. Since then you've made a lot of friends and can see that they have become a large part of your life, like spending some of the best of times together. That one true friend was the one to lean on when things just wouldn't go the right way, or to share that special secret when you just couldn't keep it to yourself. Now here you are in your last years of high school. Many of you will part and go your sepa- Taking time away from class are some rate ways, yet within your heart you will cherish «the fond mem- ories. To most everyone The KEY To The Heart Lies Within senior's from the Class of 1987. Demonstrating that the name Scott is 1 (inset) are Scott Brunner and Scott Luck. Rodney Hicks and Steve King stop to call about their work schedule for the Your True Circle Of Friends. week. Sharing a special moment together are Curt Messerly and Tracey Hurst. Giving a big smile for the camera are Sean Sumpter and Tonya Maxwell. Opening 5