Windsor High School - Wizard Yearbook (Windsor, CO)

Page 85 text:

W Us Good food makes for tough decisions. Ann sees something she likes. x T ! Colorado's Uptown DJ's provides sound. Gina Thomburg cou1dn't take the bright lights. Jerry johnson and Kim Sturgeon disco. wildly I

Page 84 text:

Spring Ball Provided Pun Spring ball festivities started off with a pot luck banquet in the commons. The presidents of boys W-club, FBLA, Yell club and the sponsors of girls W-club all gave speeches outlining the year's activi- ties for their respective clubs . This was followed by a skit by the cheerleaders and pom pon girls . The dance followed the banquet with the theme of Dreams . Pastel decorations and tissue flowers supplemented the spring theme. Music was provided by Colorado's Uptovxm Dj's. The colorful dance provided a fitting tribute to Wind- sor's atheletes. Christy Williams shows her speaking style . Coordination is the key for any skit. QQ. lx 4.1-f T , ..,f'f' 1 Sponsors and V.I.P. 's enjoy their food. Hard work is evident on the decorations.

Page 86 text:

South Pacific Performed In April Ol' Palm trees dominated the set as WHS produced the musical South Pacific. April 6 and 7 were the performance dates for this popular musical. Ed Casteel and janet Harris filled the shoes of the leading characters. Steve Becker, Ken Johnson, and Ina Osbourn were other major characters . It was a tough musical to do well and the cast did a great job for such a small school. Hearty sailor songs and tricky dance routines livened up the production and made it one of Windsor's best. Laundry day in the South Pacific . I e M.: fa . p Janet Harris serenades Ed Casteel. f 4-' VV a . . f f '- f , ev '-sn ,Pwr 'rf Bali Hai fascinates the Seabees. The directors approve of the set and Preps