Connor High School - Archives Yearbook (Hebron, KY)

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1. Tami Dolin gets under the ball for the save. 2. Haley Ammon brushes up on her defense techniques. 3. Taking a breather from an extensive practice is Stephanie Hungler. 4. Concentrating on setting the ball up for Leanne Gibbs is Tammy Centers. First Row (L-R): Tonya Finke, Tami Dolin, Kristy Sidney, Haley Ammon, Joyce Wagner, and Denise Lewis. Second Row: Tammy Centers, Angie Logan, Stephanie Hungler, Jennifer Burcham, Leanne Gibbs, and Coach Shannon. Volleyball 85

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VOLLEYBALL Starting From Scratch Let's go Lady Cougars! exploded throughout the gymnasium as the 1986- 87 volleyball team took the court. Although the season started off slowly with numerous close defeats, the team continued to practice and never lose hope. With a large squad of inexperienced player, winning seemed very slim. The Cougars managed to come back to beat their cross- country rival, Boone County Lady Rebels, by winning 2 out of 3 matches. This game was close with the girls pulling together and the team playing as one. Leading the team were Seniors Tami Dolin, Angie Logan, and Kristi Sidney. Although having only 3 seniors they put up a tough battle. Contributing were Juniors Haley Ammon, Stephanie Hungler, and Sophomore Jennifer Burcham. Next year's hopes can be brightened by the fact of more students arriving to play. With freshman, sophomores, juniors, and seniors. Coach Shannon can have a larger amount of players to choose from. Hopefully next year will arrive with the same amount of enthusiasm and spirit as this year's team showed. 84 Volleyball SCORES CSHS OPPS I Simon Kenton W L Dixie W L Newport w L Beechwood w L C. County w L Highlands w L New Cath. w L Scott w L Woodford w L Holmes w W Boone L L Holy Cross W L Notre Dame W L Lloyd w L Woodford w L Bishop Brossart w

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An Unforgettable Season The 86-87 Varsity Basketball Season started out with a burst of energy and excitement as the Cougars won their first five games. But suddenly the Cougar fans were jolted back with a loss to Highlands, which started a three game losing streak. Determined not to lose the next game, the Cougars set their spirits high before facing off against the Thoroughbreds of N.C.C. The crowd cheered and the Cougars fought hard to stay with the up and running Thoroughbreds. Finally, early in the fourth quarter, all of the hustle and excitement began to pay off. The Cougars took the lead, and at the end the scoreboard and the fan's approval 86 Boys Basketball proved the Cougars were still one of the top teams in Northern Ky. The final score of the contest was 54-48. We played our best and hardest ever, commented Gayle McGlasson. Once again the Cougars were able to come out of a game with their heads up and spirits high. Coming into the district game with a 13-9 record, the Cougars gave the Walton Bearcats a tough and exciting fight. Unfortunately that night the outcome of the game just wasn't meant io happen the Cougars' way. The final score was Walton 68 and Conner 62. All were disappointed, but this season's memories will never die. f I V CSHS OPPS 78 Gallatin County 58 57 Ludlow 49 58 Simon Kenton 51 45 Newport 42 72 Dixie 46 64 Highlands 72 60 Walton Verona 74 53 Campbell County 71 92 Alumni 88 54 N.C.C. 48 52 Scott 66 74 Holmes 76 63 Boone County 69 74 Dixie 64 79 Fleming County 63 60 Cov. Catholic 57 41 Boone County 48 63 Lloyd 73 66 Cov. Catholic 64 65 Lloyd 58 44 Simon Kenton 49 69 Grant County 60