Windsor High School - Wizard Yearbook (Windsor, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1980 volume:

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The stadium seems to have brought luck to the Wizards, as they finished the season with a 6-3 win- loss record. .QQ Anxious crowd awaits for the spirited pep assembly to begin at the new stadium Band prepares to play for the Homecoming festivities. Come Alive 1- , v ' -4' -2' Q-' rim 1 James McCarthy acknowledges the crowd while wearing his Black Death football T-shirt, ,lg Q, I' I I Enthusiastic students Hll the new stadium. L A blue sky provides a beautiful day for a pep rally, QM Q! Spectators observe the activities at the pep rally. 4 Homecoming ls r - t,-..e,,,,,, , I V v. , X ,, Ay H , A f' Wild And Crazy 'ss T i Homecoming festivities got underway with crazy rt I costumed students wandering the halls spreading g 3 I ' spirit. Monday, many strange creatures carried their M g 'V 5 ' own stuffed creatures. Tuesday, students looked as if T Al ,K 5 kxf . T H they had forgotten to get dressed for school. Wednes- wg f 'Y g 1 .V 'A day, there was an array of nerdy characters running '. 'xi l M- .Zi around. Inside out, overalls, suspenders were fash- 'T Q fx at 1 ions that were seen on Thursday. Friday, school col- V Z 1 e 'fig 4. ' I g g ' 2 ors were flashed all around school. Among the activi- .1 fy A 6 b 1 5 S ties at the Friday afternoon pep rally were shaving ' T4 1k.!E , ' T 3,3 balloons and wild bicycle races. Pom-Pon girls and Cheerleaders cheer on the crowd. Band members play as they cruise down Main 5treet for the Home- coming Parade Ray Melendez shows racing skills. I 1 n Pom-Pon girls do their routines for the crowd at the pep rally. Ae' , N.-4' The just crowned Debbie Sheid and Anthony Brunner show their approva lg - f- 'iq 1 x r K ' e Excited football players wait their turn in the Homecoming Parade. 'X F K , , X U Sandy Weinmeister shows her creativity by coming as a Wizard to Sophomores yell together at the pep rally. 'he Homecommg Parade' 3 r rwthi sae' if Row I: D. Holter, R. Koehler, A, Brunner, D. 5heid. I.. Martin. J. Sheldon Row 2: K. Munsterman, K. Sturgeon, C. Hinkel, 5. Schmidt. J. McCarthy, M. Wacker were Homecoming attendants. Highlighting Homecoming week was the Wizards' victory over Berthoud, 30-22. During halftime Antho- ny Brunner and Debbie Sheid were crowned king and queen. Homecoming activities concluded with the disco dance Saturday evening with music provided by Dance Master. 3, -. t . 'E' ibiwg Band and crowd express excitement at pep rally. Many expressions were formed during the pep rally. Sophomore talents showed through on their float in the parade. W '1 f. it ? E Brenda Hergenreder and l.iz Schlagel help cheer. 1 'X :KF 1 .newly s I A... ar! 0 ' --N' 1 V A aaa-D'.-'pa Although not a winner, the junior float stood out. i , 4. . R K 11 H., ' L . 'X 'J J Seniors perched on their winning float. Laughter echoed throughout the halls and happiness spread . . . Tears were shed and sorrow was shared . . . Spirit increased and involvement was stressed . . . Togetherness was achieved while uniqueness was preserved . . . Past times were remembered and new memories were made for today and all the tomorrows to come. - W' I AA , . Iyrxlvk A4-4 -4 . ' L' vw .,An . m A I :rn i J 11, K I M v V AH gk 5 N . e. 'L .Q k - Y, 'QI .V' M' -9 QR 'RQ f ' J '-. .1 is X . V ufit- QA KL . .XV K. . ,. , 4 . I . M , - ' , ' ' Lf filr v 'K ... -' if r ,' .- j v ' ' 'L A' - inf, K yn, f 5. 5,9 , fy. .V J, Q, ,. -,M 1 ui- if 1 if 'K fx' V af ff ,' 'Hi J 7f W L' i3ZxfQ.s?5-3? 'K E5 sf fv f K ' 'I f kv, www, -Ni . 4-1 1. ,' WM ,-f Q' Q05 xii Q 1 M mix! Q if 1. 2 5 ,' 'gy .J '- 'K r 1 QS, -f 7,1 5 .- A AJ Ulf 1' 4 'S E S' 25? ' 175 4 e X ' M aa P , Q Q v , M xxx. L as ,W gg S A A ,,1'l, - i N3 Top Row: Coach Baird. Coach Burke, K. Uhle, L Martin, M. Shireman, T. Benson, K. Young, B. Bennett, J. McCarthy, Coach McCormick, Coach Hodges, 2nd Row: B. Nazarenus, D. Figal, 5, Skeen. P. Steinbecker, R, Smith, J, Carder, C. Spirek, D. Yancey, M. Scheid, T. Benson, 3rd Row: M. Wegner, T. Freed, T. Lujan, R. Christensen, J. Johnson, B. May, R. Miller, J. Amos. J. Shireman, 4th Row. G, Eaton, E. Marvin, L. Marvin, M. Hergenreder, T. Dopler, K. Haas, T. Bates, F. Melendez. D. Merritt Windsor defense psyches up to stop yard gainage, 'Y YQ' Coach Burke and Coach Baird watch the game with great intensity. Pat Steinbecker leading rusher, gains Windsor yardage. W 1 9 it f' .f J. Carder awaits for the ball to fall in his hands. 3fi-1 M37 ffffiwf 'he ball fo' 'he Wil-'fdf' Dodging the tackles is Tom Lujan. Bottem row: J. Chrispen, P. Sheltinga, J. Hackleman, T. Bates, M, Driver. S, Munsterman, A. Torez. Top row: Coach K. Hodges A. Rodriguz, K. Berins, K. Martain, J, Bennett. B. Sanderson, asst. Coach D. McCormick, Not Pictured: K. Haas, M. Shreve, M Hartman. D, Yancy, D. Stark, T. Scheuerman, M. Wegner, L. Marvin, K, Ramirez. R, Hall. .rf t 1 ' n 1 14:- I .I V Q Pat Steinbecker shows speed and ability as a Windsor K 5 rusher, ,..w ' Mike Hergenreder iil0, gets off a good pass while W Windsor lineman keep opponents away, -f ,eh that they Becky Joi nger r t e team as l36 Assistant Coach Carrie Hergert prepares the J. V. team for their upcoming game. 'Q ' Senior Robin Cantrell goes up for the spike. Chris Gersic shoafs her skill by saving the ball. Row I : Coach Raymond, L. Johnson, E. Shockley, K. Wegner, C. Hergertfasst. coachj. Row 2: D. Koehler. M. Kruger, T. Hays, C. Gersic. Row 3. T. Sandoval, J. Hall. D. Woodward, B. Firestein, 5. Gersic, M. White, D. Lowe. D. Crossenfmanagerj. Row 41 T. Buxmann. B. Hergenreder. R. Cantrell, B. Jordanger, T. Barrington. K. Middleton. S. Lundquist, L. Peterson. W. Merritt. B. Johnson, Row 5: R. Koehler, S. Schlagel, S. Middleton, K. Chapman. e was very WWMWHM Hnish in the Welco ,QF Determinatf QZQE and the desire of ners to work in 'f the key to the very season for th , .H.5. Cross Country cording to Coa h Gary Harsin. total of seven AA meets, the varsity ceived first place in three meets, second two meets, third place in one meet, the Conference meet, and state. Coach Harsin seas, nners Ta been a successful be even better. All will be returning ishes at state this the 1 was ed once. Coach like girls out for the His win the Welco state, Sev State qs, . , . K Tim Clarke works hard for a good Hnish, The Windsor runners prepare for a good start. Doug Ochsner strides for the Hnish, Bottom row. D. Roth. T . Buxmann. T. Poos, C, Clark. R. Upton, S. Hergert, P. Gallgher, T . Ochsner. G. Willis, Top row: M. Cruz, B. Kimberling. D. Ochsner. Coach G. Harsin. B. Whitney. T. Cantrell. T, Clarke, D, Thoutt. The girls swim team did excellent this year, considering the Welco League is a lot tougher than it has ever been before, says Coach Melis- sa Cole. Every girl improved their time by at least ten seconds from the first to the last The record for the season was League 3-I 4-2, Invitational 4th, League 2nd and AA 3rd. Next year the swim team is going to tough contender in the Welco League. The team will still ha ve a lot of depth and most of the will be swimming AAU over the summ A A Cole says that the girls will work har in tice so they will do their best and come each meet with a win. .1 55 A if a fi 4 'biifkiitr Qiiiitwinn 4 4. 4, Qjygitls mtmsazus asus assanaaaumna... 1 LE N Swimmers Finish Third In AA Meet f-M. Q .,.A,aK. Chris Heinkle Hnishes a long hard race, ffo-f--- if . ,ff Karen Greer shows good form. Barb Craig concentrates hard for her dive, Bottom row. S. Oberbroeckling, M Brown. K. Diedrick, B, Olsen, A. Shockley, K. Greer, A. Windsor. 2nd row: Coach Ireland, E, T urvey, P. Lind, L Trettenarow, 5. Upton. B. Myers, J. Maciel. C. Mitchell, 3rd row: Coach Cole. D. Myers, D. Scheid. A. Lind, C. Heinkle. D. Morey. K, Greer, B, C raig. W Sv W W wx Bottom Raw: 5. Shireman, I Matt. 2nd Row: L Ponta, M. Wilson. I Huntzinger. R. Upton. M. Henderson, S. Winder. D. Claus, 3rd Row: Coach Amy Adams, V. Specht, C. Dittman, R. Dieterle. J. Sheldon, J. Hall, R. Schneider, 5. Steinbecker, C. Schneider, 4th Row: N. Dittman. N. Tobey, J. Hettinger. Nancy Dittman exhibits the form that gat her to state. Robyn Dieterle does her back-walkover with great intensity i 29 S L 5 i 5 ' Q? 5 we wg.. iZ L ,: f . .. , ,:,,,.,x.,X .. .,.:,., . Coach Adams watches the game with great intensity. line.. If X :- e Q . Af A A -- . ' 'S 3 K K S 5 Af, . 51 N 2 A Q 35's xfg my K' I . :.. .Sv I ' Mg3f'W3x,f :SP A Clyde Nelson out jumps the Riders on this jump ball. Pete Dyke goes up for the lay-up . . 4- n 4 Bottom Row: J. Jones fmgrj. Coach Adams, B. Whitney fmgrj. Asst. Coach Perko, J. Chipman fmgrj. Top Row: C. Trujillo, D. Figal, D. Ochsner. C. Nelson. K. Young. L. Rutz, K. Uhle. P. Dyke. M. Stutzman. 5. Skeen, M. Hergenreder, B, Goossens. ,,, f 2 . R ., G. Perko fCoachj, M. Johnson, B. Cameron. 5. Lind, K. Hinkle, T. Benson, D. Yancey, T. Benson, S. Dyke, M. Pineda, R. Lujan, F. Melendez. f ey fa' I I5 gpm: LL I :Q an J. V. basketball players show some skin while playing strip freethrows. Mike Slllflmdll. 2150 elected H1051 valuable Play- er. shoots lor two. an .-Z.. was 41 , is .-aA A. Torez, W. Williams, T. Ochsner, J. Hackleman, B. Sanderson, A. Rodriguez, K. Manin, R. Hall, 5. Hergert. S. Munsterman. P. Hall, M. Yancey. K. Hodges. Wizards Take Fifth At Tournaments L The girls' L basketball team did a great job of rebuilding themselves this year. Coach Marsha Raymond led the girls to a I I-8 overall record for the yeatz l think the team did a tremendous fob, she commented. This year's starters were Tammy Buxmann, Chris Gersic, Andrea Lind, Sandy Schlagel, Lori Rutz, and Laura Trettenero. The most improved players were 5andy Schlagel and Mary Brown, and holding the position of the most valuable player was Andrea Lind. An- drea ended her 4 years as a basketball player holding school records in every category except febounding and assists. The team goals for the year were to improve defense, ha ve good sports- manship, place Hrst or second at the sub-district tournament, be undefeated in league play. and to hold the opponents under 37 points each game. Coach Raymonds philosophy is, To help each individual in skill and social skills, and this philosophy helped guide the team to a Hfth place finish at the tournaments. l feel for this team that this was an accomplishment and that we came back and beat some teams that we had lost to during the regular season, commented the Coach. Next year a strong team is foreseen. We can only go up. so hopefully we 'll im- prove. Top row: E, Shockley, K. Wegner, A. Lind. 5. Casteel, C, Kovalcik. 2nd row: D, Allard, 5. Schlagel, L. Rutz, C. Gersic. L Trettenero, A, Fisher, 5. Lundquist. 3rd row: K. Heinkle, R. Koehler, A. Windsor, L Peterson, K, Diedrick. D. Woodward. C. Stromberger, 4th row: T. Sandoval, 5. Winder. V. Rodriguez, J. lbarra. I 13132-if 5 3 .Q 'V Q Robin Cantrell passes to a near by Wizard, we X .... . S Windsor Wizards set up their strong defense. Lori Rutz and Debbie Woodward prepare to steal. Chris Gersic shows her shooting abilities as Alice Fisher watches. Tammy Buxmann prepares to pass Alice Fisher shows her form on the jump ball. Andrea Lind dribbles her way toward the basket. Wrestlers On The Move This year's Windsor Crunch Bunch did an outstanding job by improving the team 's win- ning record from last year. Coach Parra and Asst. Coach Duran instructed the team to a final 6 and 9 record, and helped James Gilsdorf take first place at Districts and a ticket to State. Coach Parra felt that the wrestlers were missing some aggressiveness and self-confidence, but overall he replied l think they did fairly well: they improved, but I still don't feel that we worked to our potential. The most improved wrestlers were Ray Miller and Doug Thoutt. The best winfloss records were held by James Gils- dorf with a I 6-3, and Ray Miller and Tom Bux- mann both with I3-7 overall records. James Gilsdorf was also named to the All Welco Wres- tling Team. Coach feels that for next year, A lot of our team success depends on attitude, but we do have the potential. K '57 J 'if Q 3 5 . A.. X.. kk G? LL..,..iQL Ae if Q f wg, K ... A 911' -. -X John Amos concentrates on his match against Platte Valley, ,,-u-'v k 4... ,W Travis Dopler leaves the mat after a hard match, James Gilsdorf shows the potential that got him to State, V V is . - f www ' f S -+42 , :fi Q 7 L L-3. .ur V V Q N if L - S , 5 I 1 .S L TL Ig Q ' . .cf x Bottom row: M. Firestien, J. McGinn, R. Melendez. D. Thoutt, T. Buxmann, Top row: Asst, Coach Duran, T, Weber, J. Thompson, J. Amos, R, Miller. T. Dopler, J. Gilsdorti Coach Parra. Windsor Tankers Have A Good Season The Windsor Boy's Swim Team did a great job of improving themselves this year. Senior Darrel Brunner was the best backstroker in the district, while Tim Clarke took championships after be- ing beaten throughout the entire season. The relay team also won championships. Coach Up- tons goal is to bring the kids along as far as they can go and hopefully qualify one or two for state. The most improved were Mike Shreve, swimmer, and Tom Corbiere, diver. The out- standing swimmers were Darrel Brunner, Tim Clarke and Brian May. The only thing the coach felt the team didn 't ha ve was enough swimmers. l 'd like to have a team of 20, commented the Coach. Overall Coach Upton said the team did exceptionally well except that he was disappointed that sen- ior Darrel Brunner didn 't make it to state. l was pretty satisfied with the development of the team said Coach Upton. He feels the team will be stronger next year. Em 4 V, sw ,,,, .. if ,A-af' 44 x ,V Q, . W 'Sai - j 1 Q' I Y V 2 .' 1 - .. k ' A Ni y Q . . M K ,L ,Q . W B FQ , . . ' A N T XM .Ya T . K i. y x 5 N Tony Bates sprints to the finish of the 200 yd. Tom Poos comes up for a breather in the breast stroke. f 'e5'V'f Bottom row. M. Shreve. D. Asmus, T. Clarke, 5. Corbiere, 2nd row: T, Corbiere, T. Poos, C. Tran, R. Upton, E. Brunner, 1, Bernhart, T. Bates. 3rd row: V. Brown, B, Craig. C. Clarke, J. Macille, P. Lind, B. Myers. 5. Upton managers, Coach T. Upton, Top row: D. Brunner, B, Kruger, K. Johnson, B. May. D. Morey. Seven Qualify For State This year's Boys' Track Team consisted of thirty track members, which is the largest group to come out in seven or eight years. Coach Harsin spoke very highly of his team, I 'm extremely pleased, we prob- ably showed the most potential and the best balance than any other team in the past, he commented. The leading scorer of the team this year was Larry Rutz. He also took seventh in the 440 at State. The most im- proved members of the team were 5teve Lind. Teo Lopez and Colin Morey. As for next year? Coach feels the team has a very good potential and could be a very good track team. He said they may not be out- standing but they can be very good. V71 C' 'iris 'im Top row: D. Figal, J. Shireman, H. May, 5. Lind, L. Rutz, B, Whitney, M Wegner R Lujan 2nd row T Clarke D Th tt T B - . - . : . , . ou , . uxmann, J. McGinn, M. Cruz, T. Dopler, Coach G. Harsin, 3rd row: C. Morey, T, Cantrell, T. Benson, R. Smith, M. Scheid, T. Benson, V. Whitney, 4th row: B. Sanderson. M. Driver, K. Berens, C. Clarke, T. L , P. B - ' ' opez ulcao, Bottom row. G. Willis. T. Poose, 5. Hergert. Q ....,.,Y..,.......--..-., . xr .. ,wwf Doug Thoutt goes all out for his relay. Dave Figal strains to make it over the pole. Brain May receives the baton from Larry Rutz for a strong finish. Girls Tie For Third The Girls' Track Team did a tremendous job this year. The girls took third at State and Hnished Hrs! or second in every one of the meets during the season. Coach Cole 's Philosophy is, to get the team mem- bers in the best shape possible to compete, and to set an atmosphere that is fun as well as knowing there is a time to work: also to try to have the girls set goals and hopefully meet them during the season. Coach feels that the whole team deserves the most im- proved position. because everyone improved their techniques and times throughout the season. As for the most valuable player and the most point contri- buter. this honor dehnitely goes to Michelle Kruger for her tremendous efforts and outstanding accom- plishments. Even though the team won 't have the benems of this year's seniors, Coach hopes to get some promising freshmen and she feels that the mem- bers that were on the team this year ha ve very good possibilities for next year. K A .Q X ,,, A .. ' ....-w...,....,.-.. Q - ' ff gqf. ' I-5' Iliff' J ' 'fi 1. ,HK Y, .Y 4 ' -H 9 M Y X . ,, Q y l W. 4 I a f W ' 'LJ ' ' V' 5 V N 3 'siiiwh--.1QLb21.s0 wN-4 -' 1 L jj. 2 fe f 1 - f ' 4. r 1 ' ' ' 'L 5 F Xmfzwhfqf V7 M ' ' ' If N Qi Mg,-, NJ Z, if rf r ' Fl'fYW'Y M L L' L 179' r . he v 1, '4 W M 9. , .142 ' w6i4f3,'3gg,5g- 4 . 'fviffwgwy , 1 Av V, Y , '35 . 'f'fi ?f , . ...Z A: 1 .1 W 1. .M g xfgw, 4. N . ' NI ff wil-,5f39'. iff: 22,5111 fs 4, ,, -4 .ua .' fi' aff.. .v MV- X' jffr. ff Lf ,H ff W I Wg? Karen Heinkle struggles to slay ahead. Mr. Dudley directs his last year of athletics. Top fleft to rightj: C. Kovalcik. manager: E. Turvey, R. Cantrell, M. Kruger, lf Buxmann. A. Lind. B. Jordanger, R. Peterson. 2nd row: Coach Cole. L. Rutz. M. Brown. D. Woodward. L. Trettenero, S. Schlagel. 5. Lundquist. R. Koehler. 3rd row: 5. Winder, K. Diedrick. B. Kimberling. V, Brown, D. Smith, K. Heinkel, M. Jordanger, manager, 4th row: Mr. Boatwright. asst. coach: C. Stromberger. L. Peterson, Y. lbarra, V Rodriqez. T. Matt, 1. Fast. . Mary Brown shows her form on the 330 hurdles. xl ' Hitters Have Strong Season The varsity Wizard baseball team had a Hnal record of tive wins, nine losses and one tie this year. Coach Baird felt that Kirk Young, James McCarthy, Ken Uhle, and Mike Hergenreder all did a good job for the team. He said that he felt the team as a whole could ha ve done better and even though it was disappoint- ing at the beginning of the season, they finished out strong at the end of the season. Mike Hergenreder and Scott Skeen proved to be the two most improved players. The teams main goal was to win the Welco with Coach Baird's philosophy, which is to put the extra effort into it and do everything possible to win. Next year the team should turn their record around so that they can push for the divisional title. . . 1 4 'X 4 .. Q L ' 91' Q A h .w V., f ' 'f ' ' , ' g I 1 ,, My ,,.,. 4,g , ., I f' .fs . :V .5 D Q ' 1 .l I . . ,Hf f an Q g,, ' .fl l-VA2 ? . 3 .J ' il ,vb,,,. if ,,v gy .62 . , , - ... he-'f'G '46' ilifw Y H f 'af' fx V V 'I , 6 'Z an 9 Q 7 s ' I8 ' I0 ,. . . f . . . 'A' , -,A .5 - .Q M C 1 gil. if V-AR ' I 4 ,M . A 1 3 R A xo' Bottom Row: J. Martinez, .Sf Skeen, D. Ochsner, C Kovalcick. J. Yost. K. Young, K. Uhle, J. McCarthy. Top Row: Coach Baird, R. Christensen M. Johnson, D. Garza, M. Hergenreder. B. Goossens, B. Nazarenus. M. Smith. J. Hartman. Bryan Goossens slides into base to be safe. Coach Adams smiles at the J. V. team 's Stalls. 'XWUSURSK .. 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Lupton 30 2 7 Eaton 7 33 Berthoud 20 20 Fredrick 7 I 3 Valley 24 2 I Estes Park I4 GIRLS ' SWIMMING 36 Eaton 47 88 Summit Co. 82 l05 Valley 60 4th Place 59 Greeley West I I3 88 Thompson Valley 80 II3 Ft. Lupton 45 3rd Place 99 University 64 2nd Place VOLLEYBALL Windsor vs Frederick-vvin Windsor vs Highland-win Windsor vs Ft. Lupton-win Windsor vs Estes Park-win Windsor vs Lyons-win Windsor vs Erie-win Windsor vs Greeley-loss Windsor vs Valley-loss Windsor vs Platte Valley-loss Windsor vs Berthoud-win Windsor vs University-win Windsor vs Weld Central-loss Windsor vs Roosevelt-win Windsor vs Eaton-win Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor GIRLS' BASKETBALL 5l Highland 47 Platte Valley 49 Eaton 5 7 Berthoud 58 Platte Valley 45 Roosevelt Valley 55 University 35 Estes Park 5 7 Eaton 36 Erie 53 Highland 45 Ft. Lupton 75 Weld Central Fredrick Berthoud BOYS' CROSS COUNTRY Welco Meet 5th Erie Meet lst State 7th BOYS' BASKETBALL 60 Eaton 48 Highland 55 Roosevelt 67 Fredrick 67 Platte Valley 55 Roosevelt 76' Fredrick 59 Valley 45 University 6 7 Estes Park 58 Berthoud 52 Eaton 38 Erie 52 Highland 6 I Ft. Lupton 46 Weld Central TOURNAMENT 65 Berthoud 70 Erie Score 38 59 45 32 54 38 50 I8 56 5l 56 73 44 58 50 49 33 69 40 39 60 67 43 40 47 64 47 5l 37 53 64 Board Windsor Valley Platte Valley Bluedevil Classic Windsor Northern Welco Relays State Qualifying State Weld Central Fredrick Estes Park Erie Roosevelt Ft. Lupton Platte Valley League Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Valley ln- vitational W e I c o League AA Invita- tional I GIRLS' TRACK G YMNA5 l ICS BO YS' SWIMMING 6 7 Valley I 09 Ft. L upton 5 3 Greeley West 66 Eaton 2nd Place 3rd Place 3rd Place lst Place 2nd Place l st Place 2nd Place 2nd Place I st Place I st Place 2nd Place 3rd Place 3rd Place 2nd Place 3rd Place lst Place 2nd Place 2nd Place 3rd Place 7th Place 102 42 l I8 l05 Eaton Windsor Roosevelt Platte Valley Bluedevil Classic Roosevelt Windsor Welco Ft. Lupton State Qualifying Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Districts BO YS ' T RA CK WRE5 TLING Valley Erie Denver Lutheran Greeley West Skyline Platte Valley Highland Weld Central Estes Park Roosevelt Fredrick University Berthoud Ft, Lupton Highland Eaton BASEBALL Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor Windsor vs Eaton-loss vs Erie-loss vs Frederick-tie vs Estes Park-loss vs Estes Park-win vs Berthoud-loss vs University-win vs Highland-won vs Ft. Lupton-loss vs Fredrick-loss 7th Place 2nd Place 5th Place l st Place 4th Place 20th Place I st Place 3rd Place 9th Place Sth Place 43 34 I 8 I2 20 42 42 27 I8 I2 27 35 9 59 38 39 5th Place 1 6 I 5 I v 1 Q F s I 48 3 X, iw' Q 'mr 5- Ka- W wig :Wag iz .TQ 9 EEL D599 1 l n l W mum is Q mm c O n 6 Q I ' if mm rl ON NI Annual Staff Best Annual Everlf Annual Staff this year is made up of eighteen mem- bers. The Annual Staff sponsor, Mrs. Parker, com- mented that this was her biggest group. This year's editor is Wendi Holter. Her assistant editors are Joyce Scoggins and Andrea Jansen. Annual Staff members ha ve been very busy this year. They attended a clinic in Ft. Collins where they learned new and exciting ideas for the annual. Their activities this year have included a used picture sale, where they sold last year's pictures, a slide show and a Truth or Consequences skit was put on by the Annu- al Staff to promote Annual sales. They also sold raffle tickets for a season pass to all winter sports. Annual Staff also dressed themselves in outlandish clothing for their group photograph. This group has done all these things to make mon- ey so they can provide a good annual. The additions this year are eight color pages, an index, and a graffiti board. Mrs. Parker remarks: The staff this year was com- posed of sophomores and juniors who had never tak- en the class before. Hopefully, several of the students will continue to use their experience to create an even better annual. Debbe Smith looks up after a good nap in Annual Staff Wendi shows enthusiasm while working on layouts. Randy Rider smiles as he does copy for Annual Staff I st Row: Tim Clark, Karen Diedrick, Michelle Jordanger, Lori Peterson, Jonna Wickham, Wendi Holter and David Middleton. 2nd Row: Mrs. Parker, Andrea Jansen, Bev Olsen. and Debbe Smith. 3rd, Row: Jennifer Hale, Erika Shockley, and Michele White, 4th Row: Randy Rider, and Pedro Bulcao Jonna Wickham clowns around during free time in Annual Staff Erika Shockley, Sandy Sexton, and Linda Johnson expose the fun times that Annual Staff had this year. Band Visits Calgary This year the band was very active after its big trip to Calgary in July. They marched at halftime shows and participated in three parades including Band Days where they received their ll th straight superior rat- ing. The band held three concerts this year including a Red's White and Blue Concert featuring patriotic songs. The winner of the John Phillip Sousa award this year was Jim Yost, who is the first drummer ever to receive the award. This year's band ofHcers were President, Steve Hettinger: Vice-President, Loren Martin, Secretary, Suzanne Margheim: and Treasurer, Brian Whitney. W-uv The Marching band performed at football halftime shows, Ed Ranum. band director. has no worries about his band perform- ing. 1 - ' I '- . il Tony Bates, Boyce Bennett. John Bennett, Kristin Brown, Vicki Brown, Jim Burnhardt, Andy Byers, John Chipman, Chris Cummins, Wanda DeSylvia, Karen Dietrick, Doug Duncan, David Figal, Darren Fred, Linda Gage. Janice Hall, Paul Hernandez, Julie Hettinger, Steve Hettinger, Trilby Huntzinger. David Jacoby, Andrea Jansen. Linda Johnson, Jeff Kelly, Beth Kimberling. Lee Klaus, Kerri Knisely, Da vid Lind, Polly Lind. Teo Lopez, Robert Lujan, Suzanne Margheim, Kevin Martin, Loren Martin, Jessie Martinez, Pat Martinez, Terry Matt, Brian May, Elsie McFarland, Wanda Merrit, Cindy Mitchell, Barbara Moody, Mike Moody, Doug Morey, Bill Moxen, Steve Munsterman, Karen Musil, Betsy Myers, Brad Nazerenus, Joe O'Keefe. Bev Olson, Laurie Peterson, Mike Pineda. Steve Putz, Mike Reichert, Jeff Rigg, Arthur Rodriquez, Veronica Rodriquez, Rosie Salazar, Darrel Schraeder, Renae Schneider, Joyce Scoggins, Vicki Specht, Lance Stansbury, Dave Stark, Robin Straube, Charlene Stromberger, Randi Teel, Doug Thoutt, Laura Trettenaro. Clarence Trujillo, Evonna Turvey, Skip Vaughn, Karen Wegner, Brian Whitney, Vaughn Whitney, Wayne Williams, Debbie Wilson, Marcie Wilson, Carol Winder, Stacey Winder, Jim Yost. Biggest Stage Band Monday. Wednesday and alternate Friday mornings at 7: I5 the sounds coming from the band room are of the stage band. Under the direction of Mr. Ed Ranum, they play jazz and rock tunes by well known artists. This year the nineteen members have been working on improvisational souls. They played at all the regu- lar band concerts and the band variety show. Uwmnsngq, I 1 The jazz band practices hard for an upcoming concert. Pat Martinez played in Neptune this year. There were many different acts in the band variety show. Sophomore girls dance in the Variety show. On keyboards for Neptune was Trilby Huntzinger, SSA Has Many Guys C The Select Choir had more guys this year than any year before. This year there was a combination of freshmen. sophomores, juniors, and seniors. They had many different performances including the DAR Con- vention, and the Chamber of Commerce Dinner. The girls wore dresses that bloused at the top and were made out ofa lavender print. The boys wore off-white cordoroys and maroon shirts. Suzanne Margheim was the accompainist. 1 7 al if Officers were T. Freed Treasurer, V. Corbiere Secretary, D. Morey Vice President. Jim Johnson Vice President. 'W I T ,,., ,J 4 1, K. Sturgeon and C. Williams l00k iniv Ill? diff-11166 BS Front Row: V. Corbiere, T. Dopler. S. Margheim, J. Hackleman. Second Row: they sing Banjo Man- M. Asmus. S. Middleton. R. Koehler, C. Fordyce. C. Sherbyn, B. May. S. Lundquist. Third Row: S. Sexton, J. Johnson, J. Scogglns, B. Klmberllng. Back Row: K. Johnson. C. Gersic. S. Hettinger. T. Freed. Girls' Choir Sounds Good The beginning choir this year was all women. Di- rected by Mary Fran Asmus, they sang songs from pop to oldies. Junior, Joyce Scoggins. was the accompian- ist. The choir sang at places such as the Nursing Home, the Middle School, and Tozer. The girls all wore skirts and shirts to match. The choir worked hard all year and sounded very good. Bev Olson narrates the medley from Fiddler on the roof Back Row: Karen Middleton, Theresa Baker, Darlene Stromberger, Trini Rodriquez, Diani Claus. Middle Row: Sue Oberokling, Dawn Crossan. Jackie Maciel. Karen Greer. Front Row: Debbie Winter, Karen Wegner, Terrie Rininger, Thespian Society Performs Thespians are an international dramatic society. Kurt Zscheile is the Windsor troupe 's sponsor. They are a section along with LIPS. The Thespians need so many performing hours a year to stay in the society. This year Cindy Terranova received a fine dramatics certificate. The club is small but the acting is good. Thespians sponsor was Kurt Zscheile. Back Row: Steve Hettinger. Kurt Johnson. Tom Freed. Steve Becker. Front Row: Darryl Schraeder. Cindy Terranova, Theresa Barrington. Jim Johnson. LIP Puts On Play The LIPS Club has done many things this year, including producing the fall play, A Midsummer Night's Dream. They also saw A Midsummer Night's Dream put on by a group of professionals at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts. Besides these things, they saw Ralph Nader, the Musical, Camelot , the musical, Guys and DolIs, and the Broadway play Annie. The club held their annual picnic in Windsor Park on May 4th, which included a football game and lots of food. Sponsors were Pete Denzin and Kurt Zschiele. Officers were: T. Freed, treasurer: 5. Becker, president: D. Schraeder. Vice president. C D'tt , B. Kadlub, B. Hergenreder, S, Sexton, S. Margheim, Back row: T. Benson, T. Freed, S Front row: T. Barrington, R. Rumsby, 2nd row, . 1 man Becker, D. Schraeder. S, Hettinger. Yell Club Has New ponsor Cheerleaders and Yell Club members have been very busy this year. Their ofhcers are president, Shari Schmidt, vice president, Carla Fordyce, secretary, Renae Schneider, and Treasurer, Sandy Sexton. Some of the fund raising activities they were in- volved in were the cheese and sausage sale, making corsages for homecoming, and a bake sale. Yell Club sponsored the first annual Winterfest. This is a homecoming for the winter sports and ath- letes. During this time the Yell Club decorated the lockers and halls. They also dyed pillow cases for the athletes to sleep on for good luck. They also sponsored the spring ball. The cheerleaders and Pom Pon Girls ha ve attended many Welco meeting and clinics. Their activities con- sisted of poster making, decorating the boys' locker room, baking cookies and planning pep assemblies. The cheerleaders put in three to four hours a week for practice. s..- ' S, .vi fig' xi .gigs f 1411 Yell Club proves to be an interesting organization. W - - ,-il1 g ws:N a Officers were: .l. Schnorr, sponsor, S, Sexton. treasurer, R Schneider, secretary, Not Pictured: S. Schmidt, president, C. For: dyce, vice president. Reg Figal and Joyce Schnorr outline the requirements for cheer- leader and pom-pon tryouts. Q -. s nq S' x 1 'r is , 3 ....,,.,., NNN- f -un... Cheerleaders: B. Sexton, A. McGuinn. C. Ierranova. R. Straube. J. Scoggins, C. Boone Q .rw ix Xfiammgvmkm.-. ' me .ar C+. .. 32 5 ' 1 K 3, -1 5 ,une Pom-Pon Girls: J. Hale. J. Hackleman. M. Brown. 5. Margheim. C. Ross in 1 s I .ni J DB7 Speech Team Takes Welco C.. Sandy Sexton works to perfect her speech for the district meet. For the second year in a row the Windsor Speech Team swept most of the events and took Hrs! place at the Welco League Speech Meet. They had somebody place at every meet and sent three to state. The three state quaIiHers were Steve Hettinger, Boyce Bennett, and Darrel Schraeder and Steve Becker qualified for Nationals to be held in June. Darrel qualified in hu- mor and Steve qualified in debate. With new and old members there were twenty people on the team this year. Coach Pete Denzin contributed a lot of time and helped the team tremendously. E U. FILE State qualifiers were Steve Hettinger, Boyce Bennett. and Darrel Schraeder. Who 's baffling you with B.S. this time? JG- IXEHE wfu my wmf BAFF 1.-...Q 'if' Sandy Schlagel and Karen Heinkel master their debating techniques. v . qs'-- ' Front row: Trilby Huntzinger, Terri Rinninger, Sandy Sexton, Sandy Schlagel, Karen Heinkel, Karen Musil, Angela Shockley, Middle row: Christy Williams, Daryl Schraeder, Joe O'Keefe, Wayne Williams, Boyce Bennett, Teo Lopez. Back row: Bill Maxon, Doug Thoutt, Coach Pete Denzin. Not pictured: Steve Becker and Lee Claus. FBLA Enjoys Many Activities FBLA worked very hard this year. They sold cor- sages for the Christmas Cotillion. They also sold Can- dy grams at Christmas, and sold val-o-grams on Val- entines' Day. They sold potatoes during the football games, made buttons for homecoming, and sold Tom- Wat items. They still found time between all of these activities to compete in the Fall, District and State conference. Charissa Ross, senior, qualihed for state. President-Angela Edwards, V. President-Rosie Peter- son, Secretary-Brenda Johnson, Treasurer-Debbie Wilson helped get this organization going. Miss Schnorr finds helping Suzanne with her typing enjoyable. Front row left to right: D, Koehler, 5. Weinmeister, C. Boone, R. Peterson, second row left to right: C. Lujan, I., Hojio, J, Rodriquez, B. Moody, third row left to right: M. Baldwin, N. Dittman, K. Munsterman, fourth row left to right: B. Firestiem sponsor, J. Schnorr. Jennifer Hale shows us she can type without looking. Quill And Scroll lnitiates Six Six new members were initiated into Quill and Scroll this year. Wearing crazy costumes, paper clothes, and paper bag masks were just a few of the things they went through to become new members. These students were chosen for their achievements in journalism. Formal initiation was held at the home of member Tammy Buxmann, under the supervision of sponsor Virginia Lindblad. T-.r :- Initiates: front row Tim Clarke. Brenda Johnson, Joyce Scoggins. David Middleton. back row Wendi Holter and Kim Munsterman. Wendi Holter and Joyce Scoggins model the new fashions for initiation, l 'XM MEMBERS: front row T. Barrington. S. Schmidt, T, Buxmann, C. Terranova. sponsor V. Lindbladf back row D. Middleton, T. Clarke, J. Scoggins. B. Johnson. K. Munsterman. W. Holter. FCA Enjoys Active Year This year's Fellowship of Christian Athletes met every other Tuesday night to discuss the Christian Athletes' role in today's society. They also met once a month for a co-ed softball or volleyball game. The highlight of their year was participating in the Long- mont FCA Weekend Conference where athletes from all over the state came to listen to outstanding college athletes FCA members, bottom row: P. Dyke, B. Goossens, 5. Hergert, sponsor B Adams T Dopler G Willis 5 Stembecker Middle P Lind N Dittman, 5. Gersic. R. Koehler, S. Lundquist, Top: B, Myers, R. Schneider B Johnson FLC Members Travel To Europe This year's Foreign Language Club Hnanced their travels to foreign countries by operating the conces- sion stand at sporting events, selling advent calen- dars, selling stationary, and selling donuts during school. Students traveling to Europe were Angela Ed- wards, Linda Johnson, Cristy Williams, Charissa Ross. Carole Boone, Dawn Meyers, and Liz Schlagel. Char- issa and Carole plan to go during the summer. They enjoyed visiting such places as Switzerland. Paris, and the French Riviera. Sandy Schlagel and Wayne Williams are united in the bonds of holy matrimony. N. Seven students enjoyed foreign travels this year. FLC members bottom row: B. Cameron, M. Scheid, second row: S. Schlagel, D. Holter, P. Lind, L. Peterson, third row: L. Schlagel, C. Boone, D. Myers. M. Brown, L. Trettenero. top row: N. Dittman. C. Dittman. B. Craig, E. Martinez. sponsor B. Pratt. Not pictured: S. Sexton, L. Johnson, A. Edwards, C. Williams. C. Ross. FFA Has Busy Year With Mr. Craig Dewalt as their sponsor and 22 members, the Future Farmers of America had a very busy and successful year. Over the Labor Day weekend they had a tractor pull and later in the year they sponsored the Slave Sale. The Parent-Member Banquet was held April I4 in the high school commons. Row I: D. Ochsner, R. Lujan, T. Weber, D. Lind, K. Haas, Row 2: B. Detter, N. Brady, D. Allard, 5. Winder, P. Randall: Row 3: C. Cummins. D. Firestein, G. Hiskett, T. Geist, T. Ochsner, D. Brehm: Row 4: R. Hettinger, D. Wacker, K. Koolstra. D. Schlotthauer, K. Martin, and R. Upton. FFA Officers - First row: Terry Weber, Secretary: Robert Lujan. Treasurer. and Dave Lind, President. Second row. Kenny Haas, Reporter: Doug Ochsner, Vice President. Third row: Craig Dewalt, Sponsor. Not pictured. Bob Dieterle, Sentinel. FHA Do Services And Ha ve Fun The Future Homemakers of America 's girls made this year a year of traveling and service. This year they sponsored a doll raffle, a dessert fair before the musical and they attended the District Con vention and the State Convention at the Broadmoor in Colorado Springs. With Dr. Shirey as their sponsor and I 7 members, they had a Christmas party at the Pagoda restaurant, had a spring barbecue in the mountains and went to the Chuck wagon Dinner Playhouse. Bottom row: K. Musil. J. Scritchfield. L. Pfannenstiel, P. Lind. B. Myers. M. Wilson. Second row: I Buxmann. D. Myers. C. Kovalcik. C. Scherbyn, R. Roth. Third row: S. Schmidt, S. Weinmeister. B. Brungardt. Fourth row: L. Schlagel. A. McGinn. Top row: Dr. Shirey. Sponsor. Officers: L. Schlagel. Vice President: T. Buxmann, President. D. Myers. Treasurer: C. Kovalcik. Reporter: Karen Musil. Secretary. ,flaftpfegb L i wHi!., ' - - ' fi Boys' W-Club Holds Fall Album Raffles The Boys' W- Club is an organization for boys lettering in all sports. This years major money-making project was an album raffle in the Fall. New members faced the annual Spring initiation which included dancing with each other and singing during lunch. According to club president Ken Uhle, this is the last year full initiation will be held. This year's sponsor is Coach McCormick. W-Club-First row, R, Melendez, T, Weber, R. Smith, E. Brunner, D. Ochsner, T. Clarke. Second row, D. Brunner, D, Figal, J. McCarthy, J. Carder, C. Spirek, T, Corbiere, K. Uhle, B. Whitney, G, Gallegos. Officers-First row: Tim Clarke, Secretary, Scott Skeen, Treasurer. Second row: Jim Carder. Reporter, Ken Uhle, President, Doug lnitiates-First row: M, Shreve, C. Clarke. Second row, Tony Benson, Ochsner, Vice President, S. Hergert, T, Benson, T. Ochsner, Girls' W-Club Has Labor Day Car Wash 4, I-Z.. 51' 1 ,,,.,, . ,, 'Q ' 52.1 Q fi 'vm'-M Girls' W-Club was one of the largest school organi- , M l M V g, zations this year. Its major money-making project was A lf-A . I W ' the annual Labor Day car wash. To promote the event W-Club had an entry in the Harvest Festival Parade. This year's sponsor was Coach Raymond. Club om- cers were Andrea Lind. President. Chris Gersic, Vice ' ' . , ' .ZW President. Teresa Barrington, Secretary: and Laurie Peterson, Treasurer. Advertising the Labor Day car wash. First row: S. Lundquist. S. Winder, R. Koehler, 5. Gersic, C. Fordyce. C. Stromberger, E. Turvey. Second row: K. Heinkel, D. Woodward, P. Lind, L. Peterson, 5. Schlagel. A. Fisher. D. Claus. Third row: M. Geist. T. Matt. B. Olson, L. Trettenero, M. Brown. 5. Upton, B. Johnson, C. Gersic. T. Hays, T. Sandoval. Fourth row: B. Jordanger. T. Buxmann, R. Cantrell. M. Kruger. A. Lind. D. Morey. B. Hergenreder, D. Koehler, R. Peterson. T. Barrington. NHS lnducts Thirteen Thirteen new members were inducted into the Na- tional Honor Society on March 2, l980. This group of four seniors and nine juniors was chosen by their teachers to join returning members: Brian Whitney, Sandy Weinmeister, Ken Uhle, Cindy Terranova, Shari Schmidt, Charissa Ross, Alicia McGinn, David Lind, and Tammy Buxmann. These students were selected on the basis of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. David Middleton is proud to sign his name as a new member. Second year NHS members stand to recite the pledge. g I NHS inductees front row: T, Barrington, D. Figal. S. Hettinger, D. Myers. back row: V. Brown, .l. Christensen. T. Clarke, K, Hinkle. J. Johnson, S. Margheim, B. May. D. Middleton, and R. Straube. lnductee. Tim Clarke. signs his name in the membership book. IRC Takes Part In Model U. . This year's International Relations Club participat- ed in the Model United Nations at UNC on April 25- 26. They were honored to ha ve Steve Becker serve as president of this event. Steve Hettinger and John Chipman also served as Block Chairpersons. Accord- ing to their sponsor, Jim Campbell, they also partici- pated in the model Security Council at Thompson Valley High School in the month of October. IRC officers: Tom Freed. treasurer. Steve Becker. president: Brooke Kadlub. secretary. Steve Hettinger. vice president: Jim Johnson. parlimentarian. I tn, .ff 7ffig:W'wgfgge2g5Eyyfiiwff' eff' e ill' ff' P- - . J wIvuacqrM: Members: ffrontj D. Brehm, S. Oberbroeckling. V. Brown. R. Straube. B. Kadlub. C. Kovalcik. K. Heinkel. J. Rumsby. fbackj B. May. T. Freed. S. Becker. J, Johnson. D. Figal. S. Hettinger. J. Chipman Student Council Has Great Year This year's Student Council did a great job of sponsoring many of our school activities. All of Homecoming was organized by the Student Council. They did a number of things, including the Honor Alumni, Student Exchange Program and the Winter Dance. Two of the members attended the State Student Council Conference. If it weren 't for this hard working group of students, we wouldn 't have a lot of the school events that are enjoyed so much. Student Council Members Cat leftj bot: K. Musil, T. Rininger. D. Strom- berger. C. Scherbyn, K. Heinkel, T. Rodriquez. B. Brunghart, L Schlagel. S. Schmidt. S. Weinmeister. D. Morey. J. Johnson. T. Freed, C. Ross. D. Schraeder. C. Gersic. C. Fordyce. K. Stout. Mr. Parker. sponsor. Student Council Officers: K. Heinkel. reporter. T. Freed, treasurer. S. Schmidt, president. D. Schraeder, V. president and C. Gersic. secretary. ng, ,K Wizard World Staff Proves Successf I Every other Friday often brings an anxious mood to students in Windsor High School. Not only because of the weekend, but Friday is also the time that the Wizard World comes off the presses. The Journalism staff was once again headed by Virginia Lindblad. She taught them how to layout a paper, to headline, and how to write various stories. This year the editors for the I st semester were Tammy Buxmann, Cindy Terran- ova, and Teresa Barrington, second semester editor was Kurt Johnson. News editor was Tere- sa Barrington: Sports editors, Brenda Johnson and Mike Stutzman, Exchange editor. Kim Mun- sterman, Copy editor, Sandy Weinmeisterf Fea- ture editor, Debbe Smith: Cartoonist, Craig Ko- valcikg Columnists: Craig Kovalcik, and Debbe Smith. Due to the efforts of these staff members, the Wizard World was a great success. 'fh- in--.-. am- Brenda and Cindy read their work of art . Kim works hard to hmsh her story before the deadline Q, at 5, J., A flung, 'Nz M A wards Throughout this year, many people here at WHS have been the recipients of many awards. These stu- dents worked very hard to receive these awards and we, the Annual Staff feel they deserve some special recognition. Although there are some people we ha ve failed to mention here, we congratulate each one of you and wish you continued success. Receiving Art Awards this year Steve Hergert and Darrel Roth. Girls State Delegates - Vickie Brown. Brenda Johnson, and Suzanne Margheim. Not Pictured - Alternate Robin Straube. Boys State Delegates - Doug Ochsner and Brian May, Not pictured is Alternate - Randy Rider. Darrel Schraeder and Steve Becker qualified for Speech Nationals. Harvest Festival Queens - Chris Heinkle and Senior Shari Schmidt was chosen as the DAR Good Citizen. Christy Williams H-..,s.Q,,,. This years' Louis Armstrong Band Award went to Da ve Figal, and Jim Yost received the John Philip Sousa Band Award. Shakespeares Viewers Become Enchanted Shakespeare 's enchanting play Midsummer Night's Dream was presented on November ninth and tenth. The story was about fairies who were trying to play Cupid with humans, but messed up. Mr. Zscheile, the director, was very pleased with the production. He had problems with changing the wording to sound more natural to the actors, ac- tresses, and the audience. Although many participants thought the turn out would be small because it was a Shakespearian play the commons area was bursting with enthusiastic au- dience goers. l W Theseus invites couples to the play in Athens. Steve Hettinger directs Darrel Schrader. - Cast: Top Row: B. Bennett. D. Smith, K. Musil. 5. Becker, K. Munsterman, L. Cura, Middle Row: T. Freed, C. Terranova, C. Williams J Johnson T. Lopez, Bottom Row: T. Benson, 5. Sexton. D. Schrader. J. Rumsby, S. Hettinger S 1 Helena pleads with Demetreus to love her forever. Darrel demonstrates his creativity in the play. I ll Tom Freed woos Cindy Terranova. ,J Z , V 1 , - 51,1 .f , - .L , Steve known as Oberon, ruled as king of the fairies New Kind Of Musical The musical this year was different than it had been from other years. Salute to Broadway was written by Kurt Zcheile, Mary Fran Asmus, and the cast. The Hrs! act involved all the actors remembering the dif- ferent musicals they were in and singing songs from them to warm up for their performance. The second act was entitled The Show. The actors and ac- tresses were dressed in tuxes and evening gowns. They sang songs and medleys from hit Broadways shows. Junior, Joyce Scoggins, said this type of musi- cal had its advantages and disadvantages. l learned a lot and met many different and interesting people, she said. Theresa Barrington, Joyce Scoggins and Cindy Terranova show off their musical talent. Theresa Barrington and Steve Hettinger dazzled the audience with their professionalism. Celebrate! The Christmas festivities got underway Satur- day December 22, I979 with the Christmas Co- tillion sponsored by F.B.L.A. F.B.l..A. also made corsages and boutonieres for the occasion. Mu- sic was provided by Disco Connection. Santa Claus played by Mr. Morey roamed around spreading cheer as couples got their pictures taken on an old fashioned bridge. As the even- ing progressed, the King, Ken Uhle and Queen Carole Boone were named. Their squires and attendants were juniors, Brian May and Robin lights. Dennis Gilsdorf and Nancy Dittman dance the night away. Many Windsor couples enjoy dancing in each others arms. rzlfldilr. W g Q . . 'vs wg., t A rv vt .fb , 4 1 4 f A E A E. K. Uhle, King: C. Boone. Queen. B. May, Junior Squire: R. Straub Junior Attendent. M. Scheid. Sophomore Squire: B. Kimberlin - XY, Sophomore Attendent: D. Winter, Freshman Attendent: W. Wi liams, Freshman Squire. Straube, sophomores, Mike Sheid and Beth Kim- ? berling: freshmen, Wayne Williams and Debbie f Winter. Decorations included the Christmas l tree, lighted floor tiles, a large silver ball hang- 5 ing from the ceiling, and red and green flashing B Q.. -FJ Dale Merritt and Joyce Barr boogie to the beat ofthe Disco Connection at the Christmas Cottilion. The joyous Christmas tree signifies the Christmas spirit. Q' J Gary Parent. Sylvia Martinez, Denise Lowe, and Tom Buxmann celebrate Christmas at the Christmas Cottilion. I believe in the power and the truth of love. Gentle and flowing like the wings of a dove. It comes and goes like the tide, always there, Its berth is wide. But if you have it don 't let it slip away. And by deceit let it decay. Being together United as one is more beautiful than The morning sun. Having A Ball At The Spring Ball The Spring Ball was headed off by a banquet held in honor of the Windsor High School athletes and coaching staff Decorations and a wide variety of food and refreshments was provided by the Yell Club. The Cheerleaders and Pom-Pon girls entertained the audience by giving a HeeHaw skit. Following the Athletic banquet was the semi-formal dance that was held in the commons and entertained by the Disco Connection. Rob and .Iames talk while Mike, Scott, and Mike are busy posing for the camera. ,J 2' X Do a little dance. make a little love, get down tonight, whoa! When you smile for the camera, I know you 're gonna love it. me ' Scott Skeen picks at things while Charissa and Alicia try to cut the cake. Mary Sue and Dale boogies an down. w... D a Ag yi at Dance, Dance, Dance the night away! Joyce Scoggins daydreams while others listen Start Of A Good Evening Prom Banquet was held this year at Colorado State University. Senior wills were read by Danna Morey and James McCarthy, while Juniors Linda Johnson and Steve Lind read prophecies. The class president's Anthony Brunner, Senior, and Brian May, Junior, gave speeches and Mr. H. James Dudley and his wife were the honored guests. Entertainment at the banquet was pro vided by Steve Becker who sang Dann y 's Song . Students enjoyed a meal with Swiss steak instead of ham. With the help of Junior class sponsors Maria DiPaolo and Elaine Taylor, Prom Banquet got the evening off to an enjoyable start. . 'H Seniors mingle after the banquet, Loren Martin and Debbie Scheid listen intently to Prom Banquet speeches. Mr. Lee, Brian May and honored guests Mr. and Mrs. Dudley occupy the head table. Steve Lind and Linda Johnson bring some life to the banquet by reading some of those great Junior proph- ecies. x , 'O Dana Maher, Michelle White and Erika Shockley relax during a break. Steve was telling another one of his jokes, right Tammy? J' ft M is K e 'J M' 1, l Was Brian May's speech really that boring, Tere- sa ? Q 1 3 Margaret Wacker and Jim Goossens feed their faces at Banquet. Angela Edwards really wonders what Liz Schlagel has in her hands!!! I 980 Prom Successful This year's Prom was undoubtedly one of the finest Windsor has ever seen. The .lunior class put in many dedicated hours over the last three years and their hard work paid off This year's dance was held for the first time at Colorado State University in Fort Collins. Decorations were in the class colors and were based on the class theme. Students and teachers danced to the music of Colorado Light and Sound. Prom Chair- man - Brooke Kadlub, Junior Class President - Brian May, and many other dedicated Junior class members brought to Windsor's Seniors a Prom to remember. Kelly Weichel thinks Prom decorations are sticky business. N Robin Cantrell and Tom Cor- biere pose for their Prom pic- ture. i 'rs. Asnfis and her mystery date show-off their dancing techniques as they enjoy their evening at the I 980 Prom. Was it really that funny, Kurt? Mr. Lee and Ms. DiPaolo enjoy dancing at Prom. Carla Fordyce and Erika Shockley get ready for take-offl V I Music was provided this year by Colorado Light and Sound. Laura Trettenero's Lost in Love or in Larry's . . . We always knew you were tall Doug, but this is ridiculousllll ,ws ' .me . EV 1 .SEN L ,va- M,- ,ff -wr 1 . Qu- w ef K - Li ' X 04 ., .1 ....,:! V . nl 'WY' A fi f .avi Nr? '1 a 'Ml ' x M, S 0 n aka.. xi ,gg km SW- -, - ww ig, 5525 H+ L fl wiv as .p L 1 ff xx, 1 wid g zfi g,,, Hi? m y ani Q JF A 4 Q fklijigfmf :ag siiwxqs 48, Pak am QQ- , -.Y X Q99 E firm! W, ,555 M M - , , e x .3 .QR 1,. ? K. was w Y vi 4 ., . La,mjP,,AW -11 X Qf . , .. ,,.s A A-V 4 S saws' . Q Quik gb-' kdhk if 'F' ,P 1 JS Hg-:MQW W ff if i aff? M, ir- 9251 :N ' vr Q ,,,,, 31 :A 4- ffl' I + ' ' Q, '11 Vg :mh ,L .,, . as ey, r. ww , ,W Q it i iq VK H 3 K 5 kr A . ,irq . ' X' K - k ,sf ,fee 1 5 W. L-1 - lm- N fkxx m,, 51 . 1 '1.fs,' .,,.:. n 1 11 .. 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Sin,- iss --ky'i:fV5'1F'gf,i.,w5, f swf? Fkilwl-uyfifhgx if if-ir MP3 F t-:wf'? Em.. 'ig Qfiifgff gtg -.ggikwi-a .. 4 ,sv ,, ff' 'M wwsH,,gA Q15 V, Q-AMY, 2 f Www.. H -an -:QMS-A ,w yw ' iff? , f ,X Hu. , ,LL , , . The Silver Fox is on his way to another track meet. I shall grow old, but never lose life's zest, Because the road 's last turn will be the best. Henry Van Dyke f- ' gli-il as Af K Q .6 Mr. Dudley received an award from the girl athletes in appreciation of his interest and support in sports, Mr. Dudley spent many dedicated hours in the class- rooms of WHS. W4H.5. Faculty . . X, it , X. S. kr' . --Xx.. i '9- : -'-.2 , In :gk -A gi I- AL - 24.2 253 4 , X Burr Adams. Drivers' Ed, PI. Mary Fran Asmus Beg. and Select Choir John Burke Am. Pro. and Am. History James Campbell Am. History, Am Pro. psych. Dan McCormick Special Ed l Melissa Cole 1 P.E. Peter Denzin English and Speech Craig Dewalt Vo. Ag. James Dudley Math Reg Figal Principal Gary Harsin Counseling Kenneth Hodges Drivers' Ed. Typing Jeanette Huerta Special Ed. Sharon Keeton German. French Cheryl Kubo Secretary Judy Lee Special Reading and Basic Skills Charlene Parker and Mr. Figal seem to be having an intimate conversation. x ' 5 Paulette Werner Librarian Laverne Winfrey Science Kurt Zscheile English and Drama Robert Lee Business Virginia Lindblad English and Journalism Charlene Parker English and Annual Staff James Parker Social Studies and Head Teacher Mary Rose Pickart Special Reading and Basic Skills Bill Pratt English and Spanish Ed Ranum Band Robert Sauer Science Phillip Shaffer Arts and Crafts Karen Shirey Home Ec. Joyce Schnorr Business Maurice Schrepel Science Hertha Shockley Bookkeeper Elaine Taylor Math Tom Upton Swimming Instructor Richard Weinmeister l,A., Mech. Drawing Freshmen Participate In Many Activities The freshmen at W.H.S really enjoy being new members of our school. They have participated in many different activities including sports, clubs, and plays. Leading the class are Steve Hergert president, Terri Rininger vice president, Jana Sheldon secretary, and Stephanie Lund- quist treasurer! reporter. Paulette Werner is the class sponsor. The freshmen class is the largest class at W.H.S with I I 7 students. The freshmen like high school because they feel they are treated older and they make many new friends. Many of the freshmen look forward to one thing becom- ing sophomores! 'Cf' l L V Kenny Berens Jimmy Bernhardt Nathan Brady Mark Brunner Andy Byers Kim Chapman 6 x K 11 Eva Aquallo Carri Baldwin Dale Brehm John Chrispen .if Chalonne Anderson John Bennett Kristin Brown Carolina Cirolos ,419 Charles Clarke Jeff Conklin Kim Connour Robert Cooley Steve Corbiere W ,. f ,,,....... g fi V' ' g - X51 .7 Linda Gage Jeff Hackleman Steve Hergert ,,.,.:-nv' Dean Fireslien Gerry Flores Colleen Fordyce Dafffll Fred Paul Gallaghar Shawn Garraw Todd Geist Suzie Gersic Perry Hall Randy Hall Mike Hartman Sue Henderson rf' 1 -Z ' ' i sl y 3 , ' W V - if W Q 3 Q v f This big bad Windsor Defense of Charlene Stromberger, Stephanie Lawi pfannenstiel wan, eagerly for Iunth, Lundquist and Stacey Winder are warning for the Homecoming game, Berthoud watch out! I W f t I V tr Paul Hernandez AA -rf? 41. Korie Koolstra Fawn Marsch as 1: 'wwf ww 5' 4 , v M l M M 'fu 1 A 5' fi I,-if!! W' 7 'spin he Trilby Huntzinger Da vid Jacoby Steve Lopez Stephanie Lundquist Kevin Martin Pat Martinez Sharon Middleton Dana Midkiff 3 S 'wx Jeff Kelly Jackie Maciel Wanda Merritt Mike Moody i .:Il ','f',, 5453? Renae Koehler Mark Margheim Karen Middleton Steve Munsterman x ' x-Q H , l K .. ,rg , A f l x Karen Musil Lauri Pfannenstiel Donnie Rench Arthur Rodriquez Rhonda Roth 1 Q., Tracy Ochsner Tom Poas Jeff Rigg Trini Rodriquez Sheila Roth Joe O'Keefe Ramiro Ramirez John Rigg Celeste Ross Brad Sanderson YRS? Lisa Orwig Kurt Reeves Teri Rininger Darrell Rath Paul Scheltinga Nona and Nathan encounter the exciting life of freshman English. If I make it through my freshman year . . . Gailon Serin-hHeld Mike Shreve Darlene Stromberger Nona Toby Lorenzo Villarreal pw? 3 J Judy Scritchlleld Lance Stansbury Shawn Sturgeon Anthony Torres Karen Wegner Q17 Vaughn Whitney Marcie Wilson Marc Yancey Wayne Williams Glenn Willis Stacey Winder Debbie Winter Paulette Werner is class sponsor. Steve Munsterman proves his point. What's this doing in here? lt's too cute to be a freshman. Being A Freshman ls . ANTHONYETORRE5: terrifying, horrible, S0 pitiftll, disgusting, shameful, so embarrassing, dreadful, and so under-class y. g JA CK IE MA C IEL. being the baby of the school but still somehow making things come out super :and still showing class. AURTHUR RODRIGUEZ : pretty fun, it is neat being in a new school with different surroundings and differ- ent people. Being a freshman is all right, but l would rather be a senior. WAYNE WILLIAMS: an experience! BRIAN DE TTERER. like being the scum of the earth. SHAWN GARROW: not being old enough for the girls. DA WN CROSSA N: like being at the top of the hill. you can't get any better. DOUG DUNCAN: Fun except for, upper classman. teachers, books, parents, classes, grades, report cards, progress reports, lunches, lockers, and school. l like it! SHIRLEY THOMAS: it's all right. But I'd rather be a sophomore because then you have your own car. Being a freshman feels like I am a freshman punk. MIKE SHREVE: Like being in war with Russia when you 're Switzerland. In other words, you get hurt, tor- mented, and are the lowest life around. lt's the pits. MIKE HARTMAN: going into the bathroom without knowing if you are going to come out with your hair wet or not. RENAE KOEHLER: the best thing about my freshman year was getting to know the upper classmen. DA VID JACOBY: like being a nobody. JEFF moo, the best thing that could happen 10 .1 guy. TAD COUTURE. one of those things in life thatfyou just have to learn to accept. B TODD GEIST. like an American flag in the U.5. . . . respected. CARRI BALDWIN: an exciting experience, and so far it's been a lot of fun. There is no other high school that I 'd rather go to. The people are nice and friendly. PAUL SCHEL TINGA: an honor to be desired. STEVE HERGERT: knowing how much you'd rather be a senior. SUZ Y GERSIC: the best thing about being a freshman was getting to know the seniors. SHA WN 5 TURGEON: learning the other use of toilets. DA VE 5 TA RK . one good thing about being a freshman is that you are only a freshman once, and that's enough. E r 0 S i 3 I ,, 223 ala Ni 5 '15 lard, ' W... Sophomores Order Class Rings Early Led by Russ Brunner president and Jana Rumsby vice president, the Sophomore Class sold magazines to raise money for next year's prom. The top seller was Carol Winder with S I 44. Besides the excitement of selling magazines, the Sophomores took 2nd place in the hall decorating contest for homecoming. Sophomores ordered class rings early this year due to the increase of gold. Other ofticers include Doug Thoutt, secretary and Fide Melendez, treasurer. V i A , , ...nf Carrie Adams John Amos Lori Anderson David Asmug Joyce Barr Tony Bates Boyce Bennett Tony Benson Mary Brown Russ Brunner Tom Buxmann Bruce Cameron Tim Cantrell Suzanne Casteel Diana Claus Vicki Corbiere Barb Craig Marcus Cruz ,Karen Diedrick Bob Dieterle 1 Sophomore Class Omcers: front row: Russ Brunner president, 2nd row: Fide Melendez treasurer, Doug Thoutt secretary, Back row: Mr. Lee and Mr. Weinmeister, sponsors, Not pictured: Jana Rumsby vice-president. Kim Sturgeon is unexpectedly caught by the camera. C yndy Dittman Tr8YiS DOPl?f Speve Dyke Kelly Fedell Alice Fisher Francisca Garza Tom Dvudn-1 Dennis Gilsdorf Karen Greer Jaina Hackleman Janice Hall Margie Geist Ken Haag Karen Heinkel Mike Hergenreder Julie Hettinger Wally Hall Jaina Hackleman shows her enthusiasm as a pam pon girl, Dennis Gilsdorf spends his spare time working in the candy stand. Robert Hettinger Greg Hiskett Larry Hojia Daphne Holter Juanita Ibarra Derek Keith Beth Kimberling .lack ,lanes Kevin Koolstra Cathy Kressler Michelle Jordanger Damon Keith Lee Klaus Brian Kruger Denise Lowe Terry Matt Roger Mondragon Bev Olson Kr: . X Polly Lind Risa Loban Tom Lujan Estelle Martinez Elsie McFarland Joel McGinn Sandy Morado Colin Morey Gary Parent Theresa Perez John Lohry Sylvia Martinez Alex Medina Doug Morey Laurie Peterson MN 'Exif Teo Lopez Leif Marvin Fide Melendez Betsy Myers Scott Redabaugh 'Qt 4 eff .,,.:f: .WW W il 9.3 W Vicki Corbiere and Boyce Bennett get into the Homecoming spirit. fy, 1 3, ,, fi 'A R 4,1 , a ,gimp Xw ,. :am-Q... yearn. SE 3a .....J4. Karen Diedrick and Bev Olson discuss the upcoming parties for the weekend. Y asf 'tif ,ff 'f 'bo-ff Mike Reichert Veronica Rodriquez Rosie Salazar Theresa Sandoval Mike Scheid Sandy Schlagel Darryl Rea Schlotthauer Connie Schneider Renae Schneider Sandy 5210017 Schlotthauer Suzanne Shireman Scott Skeen Rick Smith Tamara Sharpee Not Pictured: Wade Blehm .lana Rumsby fa.:-X 'SI3 ,V XX Terry Weber Spends some of his leisure time in the com Sheri Steinbecker Vance Sleinbrecher Kim Sturgeon M0115- :.: an ,M J'Qt:fvA96vV4o',dv 'nw ' ,W gvauwr L 4. urn f-zfwra-5-lanaifw' ' L 3' - ww Mwmuwflw, ,MW 1 w W- fi. 17 5-My ,,,,aa,.,wf. ,,,.,,M, .M V, 7 , fr ,, , , .D fmvwf., V W 6 - ,HW . .- ,.f rm , - f H -A wma-.uv pwuwm:-,mmm 4 W - f WW-. H, wwe Kwwvnasaa-an -- f QL mf, .f,. - iw-,mf A vu + 1 Q A 4, UMW X, . 5g1iz5f2,py. ,Qui iv 6 ,533 y ' y 5 : A , ei I, I ' ,,,, 'B-'ff:fff1,ii,i - L J '-f . Jana Rumsby and Margie Geist enjoy a warm winter day. f fnmx A.f:.,-X xx ,. L , -. - QR , , X y y Q 4 f 2 RX V A 1- 2. -S: Carol Winder Anne Windsor Genia Thornburg Doug Thoun Laura Trenenero Sandy Upton Dan Wacker Terry Weber Debbie Woodward Derek Yancey Jeff Yost QQ w , A , S V , I' 'A 2 A. .V,, W I . ,i P Q'-1 X 1 6 J' pa. ,. N g'V ' NN -a fi. W. 1 .MJ W X :fx ' . Q . ! I' x P Q b' . 5 is Viv, s R f ' ' tk? fwlkf .fx 5, 2 A M like ii , v--sq- .ll -3 Theresa Aguallo Vickie Brown Tim Clarke Chris Cruz Sus. 'qefgvfk X Peggy Andrews Rick Bruntz DeeDee Connell Lilia C ura Mary Baldwin Joe Calderon Dean Couture Nancy Dittman N ,af 'fy Terry Benson Jodi Christensen Rick Crawford Da vid Dreith Vicki Berig Rob Christensen Greg Crooks Grant Eaton Juniors Work Hard On Prom The juniors ha ve been very busy this year doing various things. Led by Brian May, president, the class got 2nd place with their homecoming float and 2nd place in the hall decorating contest. The juniors spent the rest of the year working on .lunior-Senior Prom which was held May 3. Other ofhcers included Robin Straube, vice president: Suzanne Margheim, secretary: and Doug Oschner, treasurer. Ks- 'Y'-1' 5 fan!!! Brenda Firestien Dean Garrow Chris Gersic Jim Goossens Jennifer Hale .v,v '-?' . P 5--K: .5 .K PM-2 Q. x..-eww! is-.err ' in i l l s ' ,. ' iii M V a, . V mmrL Q ' sm! S ,.n n fn n nnn a 1, N . , k t .S ..,, I W P g ctgvgefxsn K , ,.,, TV K 3 an l L-' -X..k ,f-f ' WRX Hamburgers, ho! dogs, bacon and eggs Larry Rufz has the sexiest legs. Carla Fordyce David Garza James Gilsdorf Kelly Greer Jim Hartmann XQ'hffamkF?Y- 'UW Tamara Hays Andrea Jansen Mike Johnson Brooke Kadlub Cindy Kovalcik Gloria Hinojosa Jim Johnson Jeff long vig Wendi Holler Linda Johnson Barry Kadlub Kerri Knisely Robert Lujan 'Sr.+:af A ff? Gloria Luna Dana Maher Suzanne Margheim Jessie Martinez Brian May Kim Munsterman Ray McFarland Sue Oberbroeckling Ray Melendez Dale Merritt Ray Miller Cindy Mitchell Barbara Moody Brad Nazarenus '-.. Y, uma Eric Marvin Margaret Medina David Middleton Yvonne Montoya Raser Doug Ochsner Tim Clarke readies his camara for another exciting shot. Lori Rutz can't believe what the Hfth hour American History class is actually doing. D011 ffllfllffm-ill Mark Shield Erika Shockley ix if-Up Q. ,. . V., SS Linda Omeda Lisa Ponto Richard Rendon Larry Rutz Joyce Scoggins Mike Pineda Steve Putz Randy Rider Lori Rutz Pat Steinbecker gem -:ef x Y X Steve Stewart Robin Straube Mike Smith Jeff Thompson Kelly Weichel Robin Weinmeister Jonna Wickham Doug Winder Debbe Smith Kim Smith Wendi reads a note, while Erika Margaret Wacker Mike Wegner fantasizes about what it says. Sandy Weinmeister Michele White A5-x Junior class omcers are left to right: Robin Straube, vice president: Brian May, president. Suzanne Margheim, secretary: Doug Oschner. treasurer. 4 , 'H N. X x X . , t K 5 I J, in .-: E1 fm .I X r fk, Seniors Have Unusual Activities Throwing confetti all over the halls, having a senior breakfast and ordering class t-shirts are some of the activities the seniors have done this year. With Anthony Brunner and Steve l.undvaII leading the class, the seniors took 2 first places in the float and hall decorating contests. They also took the spirit bell. Other ofhcers include treasurer Mike Hoiio and secretary Bonny Sexton! Clarence Trujillo. The class of I 980 is the first class to graduate on the new football field at W4H.5. Teresa Barrington Steve Bffker Da vid Brelpm Brenda Brungardt Yi Q Vicki Barr Carole Boone 3, 1 fs Anthony Brunner ,Y 'Y x 'fs 1 '-r 31 Nw 'Z' fig W. ps A 1 kv I va A ,s 'ff pi? if IM- -. ' 3 f V ' W Q' .t 'stalls' Ii ' 'I -. ,L ,,,'- ,, . '. r A, . -K , ' 3 fe use l , ' ' ' 4' .f ,Ig S- 4 L +1,:1:4Y ' , eg - 5,43 gg. 'H J' Q45 ' F LJ,, ' Q5 4' llre ll 2 ' l , . 6 1. it J U A' ., V. I . S' L Ni n A Darrell Brunner fric Brunner Tammy Buxmann Robin Cantrell V .lim Carder Dan Casteel John Chipman Tom Corbiere .lohn Cruz Dan Cummins .lim Diedrirk Melvin Dinman CZ? Howard Doudna Peter Dyke Angela Edwgags David figal Gene lireslem Mark hresrem Senior class omcers front row left to right Anthony Brunner. President: Steve Lundvall Viee President: Clarence Trujillo. Secretary: Mike Hojio, Treasurer Class Sponsors lop row left to right: Mr. Sauer. Mr. Pratt. Dan Fred -.- k -1: 'T of wif 1 Michelle Gersic Tom Freed Gary Gallegos laws? 25551 5 3,-W- '-an-'Ea iz'-2' Bryan Goossens T v 1 iq I xt W. lad! 3 ' fe -sfsa a i 'L l ' T l fsa. l s L A -7- l Y eiy- V a , l it . , -,,., 5 , :ir in . , 5 A it ' fi , H V w.ri 1 f V . A A l .: we Lisa Harsin Brenda Hergenreder Mike Hojio 'S' ff 1 Patty Hartshorn Steve Hettinger Ken Johnson Chris Heinkel Lori Hoiio Kurt Johnson Becky .lordanger Deanna Koehler Michelle Kruger Brenda laBue Andrea Lind David Lind c i Mike lohry Clara Luian Clarence Luian Steve Lundvall Loren Marlin James McCarthy if ar' W 4 ,Y . Debbie Wilson Morrison Alicia McGinn Da wn Myers Leading the i980 Class in spirit is senior Darrel Schraeder, gui - Danna Morey 5 3 A 4 3.3 A 4k 1 i Q f 'Mi l . ' 4, Clyde Nelson Danny Parent Charissa Ross w Elizabeth Schlagel Rosie Pelerson Mike Schauerman Duane Schlolthauer ., hw -Q Joann Rodriquez Debbie Sclleid Shari Schmidt ml' 1, Darrel brhraeder Dunne Selllurh 3000! 5f'll1'l' 4 ' U I Y ,12'?- L,v f-- N -'-1jf'Iif1' :: A-vt' WI, 'V .pf -f A V ' ,H '- -Hr 1' . ' f Q,--a,f-M6 -, f f M' 1 1-C ' 4 2 :3825 , l lv p, -4 ., 'W' Q M ,' xi-I' H. . X-fur' h - D l ' ' f1: if X . -43 A glen Sharp jerry Shyfymdn QIINOIJ Splffk 1 V Uwe Sub Korene Smut Mike Sluizman FMU Cindy l errann ya 4 Sandy Weinmelster W Christy Williams Clarence Trujillo L Ken Uhff Not Pictured: Theresa Baker Dave Drake Jack Fisher Knan Whitney 1' , o r fa, M ,,,. Jim Yost ' Kirk Young Four years of our lives seven hours a day seems like a long time yet not enough to say Thanks for the good times the laughter and fun the games and the dances but now that it's done lt's time that we say it you know that we should thanks Windsor High School the times have been good Joyce Scoggins QYQSFFJYA In Memory Denise Smith March 22, I962-April 22, l978 Denise Smith was born March 22. I 962, in Phoenix, Arizona and would have graduated with the class of '80. Denise was a happy person and enjoyed her life. She also enjoyed spending time with her family and friends. Denise wrote poetry and even had some of it pub- lished in the school newspaper. She loved the outdoors, art. going out, and cruising around town in the after- noons. Her friends said she didn 't talk unless she had something worthwhile to say. Denise is missed by family and friends. 'AQ-. M 2 1 .wg as C .Ax ,jg f . :wi Eighty-four Seniors Graduate To some, the end ofa school year is merely the end of another school day: but to the seniors, it is a very unique period - a time when they will be weaned from the security of high school life, thus passing through the first of many phases of adult life. During their stay at WHS, the class of '80 has seen many transforma- tions, but perhaps the most striking occured quietly within themselves. The more than 4,000 trying yet thought-filled hours they sat through brought about a maturation of their abilities of understanding, cooper- 'Alu ation, and patience. Unknowingly, the seniors have instilled the effects of these lessons in the minds of underclassmen by their examples, as a play actor might be for an understudy. For those reasons, the school known as Windsor High will always remain in the minds and hearts of these seniors. As the day comes to a close and the class of '80 retires its class spirit, we wish them the best of luck in the future that awaits them. The football field was dedicated to Mr. Dudley at graduation. ,-u Graduation was held May I8 at 4:00 p.m. in the stadium X Mark Firestein finally gets his diploma. Ken Uhle and Alicia McGinn were co- Valedictorians. Dawn Myers was class Salutatorian. Debbie Schied will always remember Bac- Tom Corbiere and Bonny Sexton calaureate services. join the recessional march. Some ofthe honor students were: Front - C, Ross, B. Sexton, S. Schmidt, S. Weinmeis- ter, D. Morey, D. Myers. Back - K, Uhle, P, Dyke, S, Hettinger, D. Figal, B. Whitney. CLASS MOTTO: Today we set sail on the ocean of life and where we go from here depends not upon how the wind blows but on how we set out sails, CLASS FLOWERS: White Rose, Carnations, Baby's Breath. CLASS SONG: Don't Look Back - by Boston. CLASS COLORS: Midnight blue, light blue, silver. 'X 141 142 Senior Activities BAKER. THERESA: ftransfer studentj. Concert Choir 2.3.4. BARRING TON. THERESA: Journalism 3.4. Editor 4: SSA I.2.3: Thes- pians 2.3.4: Speech I .2: FCA I .2: Quill and Scroll 3.4. secretary 4: Girls W-Club 2.3.4. Secretary 4: NHS 4: Musicals I .2.3.4: Volleyball I.2.3.4: LIPS 2.3.4. BECKER. STEVE: Annual Staff 3: Band I.2.3.4. Stage Band I.2.3.4: SSA 3: Thespians 2.3.4. President 2.3.4: FLC I.2. President 2: IRC I .2.3.4. President 3.4: plays I .2.3.4: LIPS I .2.3.4. Treasurer I . Presi- dent 2.3.4: Model UN Executive Secretary 3. Model UN President 4, Speech I .2.3.4. BOERIS. MONICA: I transfer studentj Sports I .2.3.4: Religion Group I.2: Farmer Group I . BOONE. CAROLE: Yell club I.2.3.4: Cheerleader 4: FBLA 4: FLC 2.3.4 President 3. Treasurer 2: Snow Queen 4. BREHM. DA VID: Band I .2: IRC 3: Musical 2.3: Football 2: Baseball 2: Speech 3: FFA I .2. BRUNGARDT. BRENDA: Band I : Journalism 3: Yell Club I: FBLA 3.4: Parlimentarian 4: Girls' State Delegate 3: Quill and Scroll 3.4: FHA I .2.3.4. Secretary 3: Student Council 2.3.4. BRUNNER. ANTHONY: Journalism 3: FFA I: Class President 4: Homecoming King 4: Football I .2: Wrestling I . BUXMANN. TAMMY: Band I: Journalism 3.4. Editor 4. Sports Editor 3: Yell Club I: FCA 2.3.4: Quill and Scroll 3.4. President 4: FHA I.2.3.4. President 4. Secretary 3: Girls W-Club I.2.3.4: NHS 3.4: Volleyball I .2.3.4: Basketball I .2.3.4: Girls Track I .2.3.4. State 3: Marching Band I. CANTRELL. ROBIN: Annual Staff 3: Yell Club I: FCA I.2.3.4: Girls W-Club I.2.3.4: Volleyball I.2.3.4: Basketball I.2.3: Girls Track I.2.3.4. State 3. CARDER. JIM: Boys W-Club 3.4: Football 3.4: Boys Track 3: Base- ball 2. Iron Man 3. CASTEEL. DAN: FFA I.2. CHIPMAN. JOHN: Band I .2.3.4: Thespians 2: FCA 2: FLC I.2.3: IRC 2.3.4. Secretary 3: Musical 2: Football 2: Basketball I .2.3.4: Boys Track I : Welco Honor Band 3.4: FLC Reporter 2. CORBIERE. TOM: Concert Choir 3: Boys W-Club 2.3.4. Secretary 3: Student Council Reporter I: Football I : Swimming 2. 3. 4: Boys Track I . CRUZ. TONY: CUMMINS. DAN: Band I.2: FFA I.2.3: Swimming I.2. DIEDRICK. JIM: Band I: Journalism 3: FCA 2: FLC I.2.3: Football l.3: Basketball I.2.3: Boys Track I. DITTMAN. MEL VIN: Swimming I.2. DOUDNA. HOWARD: Band I: Football 2: Swimming I. DRAKE. DAVE: FFA I.2. DYKE. PETER: Boys Basketball 2.3.4: ltransfer studentj EDWARDS. ANGELA: Yell Club I.2.3: FBLA 3.4. President 4. Vice President 3: Quill and Scroll 3.4: FLC I.2.3.4. Secretary 4: FHA I.2.3.4. FIGAL. DAVE: Band I.2.3.4. Stage Band I.2.3.4: Boys W-Club 2.3.4. Treasurer 3: IRC I .4: Musical Band I .2: Football I .2.3.4: All Welco 4: Basketball I.2.3.4: Boys Track I.2.3.4: Iron Man 3.4. FIRESTEIN. MARK: FFA I .2.3: Fotoball I .2: Wrestling I .2.3.4. Cap- tain 4. FIRESTEIN. GENE: FFA I.2.3. Sentinel 3: Football I. FISHER. JACK: ftransfer studentj Boys Basketball I.2: Choir I.2: Select Choir 2: Pep Club 2: FFA I.2: Science Club 2. FREED. TOM: SSA 3.4. Treasurer 4: Thespians 2.3.4. Treasurer 3.4: Speech 2.3: FLC I : IRC 3.4. Treasurer 3.4: Student Council I .2.3.4. Treasurer 4: Plays 3.4: Musicals 2.3.4: Class Treasurer 3: Football I .2: Basketball 2.3: Boys Track I : NFL 2.3. Treasurer 3: LIPS 2.3.4. Treasurer 3.4. GALLEGOS. GARY: Boys W-Club Secretary 2: Football I.2: Wres- tling I.2.3: Boys Swimming 2: Baseball 4. GERSIC. MICHELLE: Annual Staff3: Yell Club I.2.3: Pom Pon Girl 3: FCA 2.3: FLC I.2: Track 2. GOOSSENS. BRYAN: Basketball 2.3.4: Baseball 3.4. HARSIN. LISA: Band I .2: Journalism 3: Choir I .2.3: Yell Club I .2.3. Cheerleader 3: FCA I .2.3.4: Girls Swimming I.2.3: Girls W-Club I .2: Student Council I.2: Plays I.2: Baton Twirler I. HARTSHORN. PA TTY: Band 2: Yell Club I. HEINKEL. CHRIS: Band I.2. Vice President I: ftransfer studentj: Thespians I. Reporter I: Cheerleader I: Speech 2: Musical 2: Class Secretary-Reporter 2: Girls Swimming 3.4. HERGENREDER. BRENDA: Band I .2.3: Yell Club I.2. Treasurer 2: FLC I.2.3.4: FHA I.2.3. Treasurer 2: Girls W-Club I.2.3.4: Musical 2: Volleyball I.2.3.4: Basketball I: LIPS 4. HETTINGER. STEVE: Band I.2.3.4. President 4. Treasurer 3. Stage Band I .2.3.4: SSA 4. All State 4: Thespians 3.4. Vice President 3: NHS 4: IRC I .2.3.4. Vice President 3.4: Plays 2.3.4: Musical 2.3.4: LIPS 2.3.4: All Welco Honor Band 3. HOJIO. LORI: Yell Club I: FBLA 3.4. HOJIO. MIKE: FFA I: Class Treasurer 4: Football I. JOHNSON. KEN: SSA 4: Speech 2: FFA I.2.3: Secretary 3: IRC 3: Student Council I.2: Musical 3: Basketball I.2: LIPS 2.3. JOHNSON. KURT: Band I .2.3. Stage Band 2.3: Journalism 4. Editor 4: Thespians 2.3.4:'Speech 2.3. All State 2: FFA I .2.3. Reporter 3: Plays 2.3. Musicals I .2.4: Boys Swimming 2.3.4: NFL 2.3: LIPS 2.3. JORDANGER. BECKY: FCA 2.3: Girls W-Club I.2.3.4: Volleyball I.2.3.4. All Welco 3.4: Girls Basketball I.2.3: Track I.2.3.4. KOEHLER. DEANNA: Band I : Yell Club I: FBLA 4: FHA I : Girls W- Club I .2.3.4. Secretary! Treasurer 3: Volleyball I .2.3.4. AllWelco 4: Captain 4. Honorable Mention 3: Track I .2.3: Girls State Alternate 3. KRUGER. MICHELLE: FCA I .2.3: Volleyball 3.4. Captain 4: Gymnas- tics I.2. State I.2: Girls Track I.2.3.4. State I.2.3. LaBUE, BRENDA: Annual Staff3: Band I: FFA I,2: Concert Choir I. LIND. ANDREA: FCA I,2,3.4: Girls W-Club I,2.3,4, President 4, Vice President 3: Student Council 4: Swimming I ,2,3.4: Basketball I,2.3,4, All Welco 2.3.4. All State 3. Captain 4: Track I,2.3,4, State I ,2.3. LIND, DA VID: Band I,2,3.4: FFA I,2.3,4, President 4, Vice Presi- dent 3: NHS 3.4. LOHRY. MIKE: Band I,2,3. Stage Band I,2,3. Musical Band 3. LUJAN, CLARA: Yell Club I,2: FBLA 3.4. LUJAN. CLARENCE: Band I : FFA I .2: Football I ,2: Cross Country 3: State Cross Country 3: Basketball 2.3: Wrestling I : Boys Track 2. LUNDVALL, STEVE: Journalism 3: Boys W-Club I.2.3: Class Vice President 4: Wrestling 3: Boys Swimming I .2. MAR TIN, LOREN: Band I,2.3,4, Vice President 4, Stage Band 2.3: FFA I,2,3. Vice President 3: Football I,2.3,4, All Welco 4: Wres- tling 2.3: FFA Star Chapter Member 2, FFA State Farmer Degree 3. McCARTHY, JAMES: Journalism 3: Football I,2,3.4: Baseball I,2.3,4, All Welco Northern Division 2: Who's Who 3. McGlNN. ALICIA: Band I .2,3: Yell Club I ,2,3.4: Cheerleader 2.3.4. Head Cheerleader 4: FCA 2.3: FHA 2,3.4: NHS 3.4: Art Club I,2: Girls State Delegate 3: Best of Show Welco Art League Exhibit 2: Marching Band I,2,3. MOREY, DANNA: Band 2: Concert Choir I, Vice President I, Secretary I , SSA 3.4: Yell Club I , Treasurer I : Cheerleader 2: FCA 3: Girl's W-Club I . Treasurer I : Student Council Representative 3: Musicals 2. 3.4: Class Secretary! Reporter I : Girls Swimming I,2.3,4, Captain 4: Girls' Track 2. MORRISON. DEBORAH WILSON: Band I,2.3,4, Stage Band 2: Yell Club I : Speech I .2: FBLA 3.4, Treasurer 3.4: FFA 2.3: Musical Band 3: Volleyball 2.3: Welco Honor Band I,2,3.4: LIPS I,2,3. MYERS, DA WN: Band I: Yell Club I,2: FLC 2,3.4: FHA I,2.3,4, Treasurer 4: NHS 4: Girls' Swimming I,2,3,4. NELSON. CLYDE: FFA I,2,3. Treasurer I: Boys' Basketball I,2,3.4: Boys' Track 3. PARENT, DANNY: Boys Swimming I.2. PETERSON. ROSIE: Band I,2: SSA I: Yell Club I: FBLA 4. Vice President 4: FCA I .2,3: Girls' W-Club I .2,3.4: Play 2: Girls' Track I,2.3,4, State 2.3. RODRIQUEZ, JOANN: FBLA 3.4. District Delegate 4: Who 's Who Academic Award 3. ROSS, CHARISSA: Band I .2.3, Stage Band I : Yell Club I ,2,3.4: Pom Pon Girl 2.3.4, Head 4: FBLA 4, State Participant 4: NHS 3,: Student Council 2, 3. 4: Class Vice President 2,3: Girls' State Participant 3. SCHAUERMAN, MIKE: I Transfer Studentj SCHEID, DEBBIE: Yell Club I : FCA 3.4: FLC I ,2: Girls W-Club 3.4: Homecoming Queen 4, Attendant I : Volleyball I : Girls Swimming 2.3.4. Captain 4: Girls Track I. SCHLOTTHAUER, DUANE: FFA I,2: Football I,2: Wrestling 2.3. SCHLAGEL. ELIZABETH: Yell Club I : FBLA 3: FLC 3,4: Treasurer 4: FHA I,2,3.4: Vice President 3.4: Student Council 4: Volleyball 3. SCHMIDT. SHARI: Band I: Journalism 3, Assistant Editor 3: Yell Club I,2.3,4, President 4: Cheerleader 3, Head 3: Quill and Scroll 3.4: FHA I,2,3.4: NHS 3.4: Student Council I,2.3,4, President 4, Reporter 2: DAR Good Citizen 4: Class President 3: Homecoming Queen Runner Up 4, Attendant 2: Gymnastics I,2: Who's Who Among American High School Students 3.4: Marching Band I. SCHRAEDER, DARYL: Band I,2,3.4: Concert Choir 3: Thespians 2.3.4, Vice President 2.3: Speech 2,3.4: Student Council 4. Vice President 4: Plays 3, 4: Musical 2,3,4: Class Vice President I . Footb- lal I,2,3. All State I,2: Boys' Basketball I,2: Boys' Track I: LIPS 2.3.4. Vice President 2.3. SEILBACH. DIANNE: Annual Staff 3: Band l,2.3: Yell Club I,2, Reporter 2: Homecoming Attendant 3: Stat Girl-Boys' Basketball 2. SEX TON, BONNY: SSA I,2, Secretary 2: Yell Club I,2,3.4: Cheer- leader 3.4: FCA 2: FBLA 4: FHA 3: Student Council 2,3,4: Class Secretary I,4: Gymnastics I. SHARP, BRETT: FCA 4: Basketball 2,3.4: K Transfer Studentj Basket- ball I: FFA I : Class President I. SHIREMAN. JERRY: Football 2.4: Boys Track 3.4. SPIREK, CLIFF: Boys W-Club I,2,3.4: Football I,2.3,4, All Welco 4, Captain 4: Boys Swimming I,2: Baseball I. STAB. UWE: I Transfer Studentj IRC 4: Wrestling 4: Basketball I.2,3: Soccer I,2,3. STOUT, KORENE: I Transfer Studentj S TU TZMAN, MIKE: Journalism Assistant 4: Football I ,2: Basketball I,2.3,4, All Welco 4. TERRANOVA. CINDY: Annual Staff 3: Band I,2: Journalism 3.4: Editor 4: Concert Choir 3, All State 3: Thespians 2,3.4: Yell Club I,2,3.4: Cheerleader 3.4: Quill and Scroll 3.4: Girls W-Club I,2: NHS 3.4: Plays 2.3.4. Musicals I,2,3.4: Swimming I,2: LIPS 2. TRUJILLO, CLARENCE: Band I,2,3.4: FCA 3.4: Class Secretary 4: Football 2: Cross Country 3: Basketball l.2,3,4. WEINMEISTER, SANDY: Band I: Yell Club I,2: FBLA 3,4: FHA I ,2.3.4, Secretary 2: NHS 3.4: Student Council 4: Gymnastics Man- ager I,2: Prom Chairman 3: Marching Band I. WILLIAMS, CHRISTY: Concert Choir I : SSA 2.3.4, All Welco 2: Yell Club I ,2. 3. President 3. Vice President 2: Speech 4: FBLA 4: Histori- an 4: FLC 2.3.4, President 4, Secretary 2.3: Play 4. Musical 2.3. Class Treasurer 3: Volleyball 2: LIPS 4. ftransfer Studentj WHITNEY. BRIAN: Band I,2.3,4, Treasurer 4: FCA 3.4: Boys W- Club 3.4: NHS 3.4: Cross Country 3.4: Boys Basketball l,2,3: Track I ,2,3.4: Musical Band 3: Welco Honor Band. UHl.E, KEN: Fl.C l,2,3,4: Boy W-Club l,2,3,4, President 4, Vice President 3: NHS 3,4: IRC 2: Snow King 4: Class President 2: Football I ,2,3,4, All Welco 3.4, All State 324, Captain 4: Basketball I,2.3,4, All Welco 4, Captain 4: Baseball I,2,3,4. YOST, JIM: Band l,2,3,4. Stage Band I,2,3,4, Musical Band 2,3: Boys Basketball 2: Baseball l,2,3,4: John Phillip Sousa Award 4: Welco Honor Band 3.4: State Solo and Ensemble Contest I Rating 4. YOUNG, KIRK: Football 4: Boys Basketball 4: Baseball 4: Ktransfer studentj Football I: Tennis 2: Baseball 3. A ADAMS, CARRIE: IIO AOUALLO. EVA: I00 AOUALLO, THERESA: II8 ALLARD, DIANE: 68, 92 AMOS, JOHN: I9, 37, IIO AMOS, ROBIN: ANDERSON, CHALONNE: I 00 ANDERSON, LORI: I I0 ANDREWS, PEGGY: ASMUS, DA VID: 39, IIO B BAKER, TERESE: BALDWIN, CARRI: I00 BALDWIN, MARY: II8 BARR, JOYCE: 83, IIO BARR, VICKI: I26, I38 BARRINGTON, TERESA: 23, 80, SI, 89, I26, I 38 BARTON, GENA: BATES, TONY: I9, 39, IIO BECKER, STEVE: 78, 79, 94, I26 BENNETT, BOYCE: 5, I9. 63, BENNETT, JOHN: 55, I00 BENSON, TERRY: I2, I9, 32, BENSON, TONY: I9, 32, 78, BERENS, KENNY: I00. 4I BERIG, VICKI: II8 78, IIO, II4. II7 II8, 4I IIO, 4I BERNHARDT, JIMMY: 39, I00 BLEHM, WADE: BOERIS, MONICA: I 36 BOONE, CAROLE: I2, 6I, 82, 94, I26 BRADY, NA THAN: 67, 92. I00 BREHM, DALE: 92, I00 BREHM. DA VID: 68, I26 BROWN, KRISTIN: I00 BROWN, MARY: 6I, IIO BROWN, VICKIE: 27, II8 BRUNGARDT, BRENDA: 74, I26 BRUNNER, ANTHONLY: I2, I3, I4, I26, I29 BRUNNER, DARRELL: 39, I27 BRUNNER, ERIC: 39, I27 BRUNNER, MARK: I00 BRUNNER, RUSSELL: IIO, III BRUNTZ, RICK: 3, II8, I25 BULCARO, PEDRO: 92, I24, BUMPAORES, DALE: BUXMANN, TAMMY: 23, 33, 4I, I24 35, 69, 89, I27, 42, 43 BUXMANN, TOM: I6, 25, 37, 83, IIO, 4I Index CHAPMAN, KIM: 23, I00 CHIPMAN. JOHN: 3I, I27 CHRISTENSEN, JODI: I I8 CHRISTENSEN, ROB: I 9, 45, 86, I I8 CIRLOS, CAROLINA: I00 CLARKE, CHARLES: 25, 39, IOI, I09, 4I CLARKE, TIMOTHY: 25, 39, 53. I22, 4I CLAUS, DIANA: 29, IIO CONNELL, CONKLIN, DEE: I I8 JEFF: IOI CONNOUR, KIM: I0l COOLEY, BOB: IOI C ORBIERE, C ORBIERE, C ORBIERE, C OU TURE, C OU TURE, STEVE: 39, IOI, I08 TOM: 39, I27, 90, I4I VICKI: IIO, II4 DEAN: II8 TAD: IOI COVERDALE, STEVE: I0l CRAWFORD, RICK: II8 CHRISPEN, JOHN: I00 CROOKS, GREG: II8 CROSSAN, DA WN: IOI CRUZ, CHRIS: 24. 25, II8 CRUZ, JOHN: I27 CRUZ, MARCUS: 25, IIO, 4I CRAIG, BARB: 27, IIO CUMMINS. CHRIS: 39, 68. 92, CUMMINS, DAN: 7, I28, 90 CURA, AURORA: CURA, LILIA: 78. II8 D DeSYLVIA, WANDA: IOI DETTERER, BRIAN: 68, 92, IOI DIEDRICK, JIM: I28 DIEDRICK, KAREN: 27, 53, IIO, II4, 42, 43 DIETERLE, BOB: IIO DIETERLE, ROBBYN: 29, IOI DITTMAN, CONDY: 29, IOI DITTMAN, MEL VIN: I28 DITTMAN, NANCY: 29, 82, 87, II8, 90 DOPLER, TRAVIS: I2, I9. 37, III, 4I DOUDNA, HOWARD: I28 DOUDNA, TOM: II DRAKE, DA VE: DRIETH, DA VID: II9, I20 DRIVER, MIKE: IOI, 4I DUNCA N. DOUG: I OI DYE, JERRY: 45 DYKE, PETER: 3I, I28, I4I BYERS, ANDREW: I 00 C CALDERON, JOE: CAMERON, BRUCE: 32, IIO CANTRELL, ROBIN: 23, 34, 48, 49, I27, I38, I39, 43, 90 CANTRELL, TIM: 25, IIO, 4I CASTEEL. DAN: I27 CASTEEL. SUZANNE: IIO CARDER, JIM: I9, I27 DYKE, STEVE: 3I, III E EATON, GRANT: I2, I9, II8 EA TON. TODD: I0l EDWARDS, ANGELA: 89. I28 EHRLICK, RICK: IOI F FAST, JANA: 43 FEDELL, KELLY: Ill FIRESTIEN, BRENDA: 3, 23, I I9 FIRESTIEN, DEAN: 68, I02 FIRESTIEN, GENE: I4, I28 FIRESTIEN, MARK: 7, 37, 92, I28, 90, I40 FISHER, ALICE: 34, 35, III, II6 FISHER, JACK: I38 FIGAL. DAVE: I9, 3I, I28, I38, I36, 4I, I4I FLORES, GERRY: I02 FORDYCE, CARLA: 74, II9, I24, 9I FORDYCE, COLLEEN: 48, I02 FRED, DAN: I29, I44, FRED, DARREN: I02 FREED, TOM: 74, 78, 79, I29, I38, I39, I36, I40 G GAGE, LYNDA: I02 GALLEGOS, GARY: I29 GALLAGHER. PAUL: 25, I02, I09 GARROW, DEAN: II9, I25 GARROW, SHA WN: I02 GARZA, DA VID: 45 GARZA, FRANCISCA: III GEIST, MARGIE: III, II4 GERSIC, CHRIS: 23, 34, 35, 48, 74, 94, I I 9, 90 GERSIC, MICHELLE: I29 GERSIC, SUZ Y: 23, I02 GILSDORF, DENNIS: 39, 82, III, II2 GILSDORF, JAMES: 37, I I9 GOOSSENS, BRYAN: 3l, 45. I29, I39, I44 GOOSSENS, JAMES: I I 9, 89 GREER, KAREN: 27, III GREER, KELLY: 27, II9, I24 H HAAS, KEN: I9, 68, III HACKLEMAN, JAINA: I2, 6I, III, II2, II6 HACKLEMAN, JEFF: 32, I02 HISKETT, GREG: 68, 92, II2 HOJIO, LARRY: I I2 HOJIO, LORI: I 30 HOLTER, DAPHNE: I3, II2, II7 HOLTER, WENDI: 52, 53, I20, I23, I24, I25 HUNTZINGER, TRILBY: 29, 55, 63, IO3 I IBARRA, JUANITA: 43, II2 J JACOBY, DA VID: 45, I03 JANSEN, ANDREA: 53, I20 JARMILLO, NORA: I20 JOHNSON, BRENDA: 23, I20 JOHNSON, JIM: 74, 78, 79, 81, I20 JOHNSON, KEN: I30, I40 JOHNSON, KURT: 39, 80, 8I, 90, I30, I36 JOHNSON, JOHNSON, MIKE: I2, 32, 45, I20 LINDA: 23, 48, 53, 88, I20 JONES, JACK: 3I, II2 JORDANGER, BECKY: 23, 34. 49, I3I, I38, 4 JORDANGER, MICHELLE: 43, 87, I I2 K KADLUB, BARRY: I20, I24 KADLUB, BROOKE: I20 KEITH, DAMON: II2 KEITH, DEREK: II2 KELLER, JAMES: KELLY, JEFF: IO3, l08 KIMBERLING, BETH: 25, 82, II2, 43, II7 KOOLSTRA, KEVIN: 68, II2 KOOLSTRA, KORIE: 23, IO3 HALE, JENNIFER: 6, I2, 53, 6 HALL, JANICE: 29, III, II6 HALL, PERRY: 32, I02, I09 HALL, RANDY: 32, 45, I02 HALL, WALLY: III HARSIN, LISA: I 30 HARTMAN, JIM: 45, II9 HARTMAN, MIKE: 45, I02 I, 93, II9 KOVALCIK, CINDY: 69, I20, 43 KOVALCIK, CRAIG: 45, I20 KOPA, ROBIN: KOPA, TOBY: KRESSLER, CA THY: I I2 KRUGER, BRIAN: 39, I I3 KRUGER, MICHELLE: 23, I3I, I38, 43, 46 L LaBUE, BRENDA: I3 I HARTSHORN, PA TTY: I30, I38 HAYS, TAMARA: I6, 48, I20 HENDERSON, MARY SUE: 29, 8 7, I02, I09 HENDERSON, SHERRIE: 90, I 20 HERGENREDER, BRENDA: I5, 23, 48, 49, I30, I38 HERGENREDER, MIKE: I9, 3I, 44, 45, 49, I30, I38, II7 HERGERT, STEVE: 25, 32, 40, 4l. I02 HERNANDEZ ISABEL: HERNANDEZ, PAUL: IO3 HERNANDEZ, RUDY: HETTINGER, JULIE: 29, II I HETTINGER, ROBERT: 68, I I2 HETTINGER, STEVE: 78, 80, 8I. 89, I30, I40, I4l HEINKEL, CHRIS: I3, 27, I30 HEINKEL, KAREN: 63, 74, III, 43, II6, II7 HINKLE, KEVIN: 32, 88, I20 HINOJOSA, GLORIA: I20 LIND, ANDREA: 35, 43, 89, I3I LIND, DA VID: 68, I3I, I39 LIND, POLLY: 27, 69, II3, II6 LIND, STEVE: 32, 4I, 88, I20, 47 LOBAN, RISA: II3 LOHRY, JOHN: II3, II6 LOHRY, MIKE: 87, I37, I39, I4I LONG, JEFF: I20 LOPEZ, STEVEN: I03 LOPEZ, TEO: 63, II3, 78, 4I LOWE, DENISE: 23, 83, II3 LUJAN, CLARA: I3I, I36 LUJAN, CLARENCE: I3I. I32, I39 LUJAN, ROBERT: 32, 4I, 68 LUJAN, TOM: I9, 20, II3, II7 LUNDOUIST, STEPHANIE: 23. 43, 48, I03, I08 LUNDVALL, STEVE: I4, I32, I29 M MACIEL, JACKIE: 27, I03 MAHER, DANA: 89, l2I MARGHEIM, MARK: I03 MARGHEIM, SUZANNE: I2, 6l, 8I, 93, I2I, I23 MARSH, FA WN: l03 MARTIN, KEVIN: I2, 32, 45, 68, 92, I03 MARTIN, LOREN: I3, I4, I9, 88, I32 MARTINEZ, JESSIE: 45, I2I MARTINEZ, PAT: l03 MARTINEZ, STELLA: II3 MARTINEZ, SUL VIA: 83, I I3 MARVIN, ERIC: I9, l2l MARVIN, LEIF: I9, II3 MATT, TERRY: 39, II3, 43, II6 MAY, BRIAN: I9, 20, 4I, 39, 82, 88, I2I, I23 MCCARTHY, JAMES: Il, I3, I9, 45, 86, I32, I38 MCFARLAND, ELSIE: I I3 McFARLAND, RA Y: l2I McGlNN, ALICIA: 6I, 69, 87, 89, 94, I32, I40 McGINN, JOEL: 3 7. 4I, II3 MEDINA, ALEZ: 24, 25, 39, II3 MEDINA, MARGARET: I2I MELENDEZ, FIDE: I9, 32, III, II3, II6 MELENDEZ, RAY: I2, 37, I2I, l25, l25 MERRITT, DALE: I9, 83, 87, I2I MERRITT, WANDA: 23, I03 MIDDLETON, DA VID: l2l MIDDLETON, KAREN: 23, I03 MIDDLETON, SHARON: 23, I03 MIDKIFF, DANA: I03 MILLER, BRUCE: MILLER RA Y: 3, I9, 37, I2I MITCHELL, CINDY: 27, I2I MONDRAGON, ROGER: 39, I I3 MONTOYA, YVONNE: I2I MOODY, BARBARA: I2I MOODY, MIKE: IO3 MORADO, SANDY: II3 MOREY, COLIN: 4l, II3, II7 MOREY, DANNA: I6, 27, 74, 8I, 93, I32, I39, 80. I40, I4I MOREY, DOUG: 39, II3 MOXON, BILL: 63 MUNSTERMAN, KIM: I3, 78, 80, 8I, 93, I2I MUNSTERMAN, STEVE: 32, 45, I03 MUSIL, KAREN: 63, 69, 74, 78, I04 MYERS, BETSY: 27. 69, II3 MYERS, DAWN: 27, 69, II3. I4I MYERS, KEITH: N NAZARENUS, BRAD: 2, 3, 45, I9, I2I NELSON, CLYDE: 30, 3I, I32, I39, I36 O OBERBROECKLING, SUE: 27, 8I, I2I OCHSNER, DOUG: 25, 3I, 45, 48. 68, l2I, I23, 9l OCHSNER, TRACY: 25, 32, 45, 68, 92, I04 O'KEEFE, JOE: 63. I04 OLMEDA, LINDA: II2 OLSON. BEV: 27, 53, II3, II4 ORTEZ, EDWARD: ORWIG. LISA: I04 P PACHECO, DEBBY: PARENT, DANNY: I33 PARENT, GARY: 83, II3 PEREZ, THERESA: II3 PETERSON, LAURIE: 23, 53, 43, I I 3q:PETERSON, ROSIE: 43 I 33 PFANNENSTIEL, LAURIE: 69. I04 PINEDA. MIKE: 32, I22 PONTO, LISA: 29. I 22 POOS, TOM: 25, 39, 4I, I04 PUTZ, STEVE: I22 R RAMIREZ, RAMIRO: I04 RANDALL, PA T: 39, 68. 92 REDABAUGH, SCOTT: 39. II3 REEVES, KURT: I04 REICHERT, MIKE: II4 RENCH, DONNIE: 92, I04 RENDON, RICHARD: I 22 RIDER, RANDY: 6, 52. 53, I22, I24 RIGG, JEFF: I04 RIGG, JOHN: I04 RIGG, ROY: RINNINGER, TERILEE: 63, 74, I04 RODRIGUEZ, ARTHUR: 32, I04, I09 RODRIOUEZ, JOANNE: I33 RODRIGUEZ, TRINI: 74, I04 RODRIGUEZ, VERONICA: 43, II4 RONEY, JESSIE: ROSS, CELESTE: 23, I04 ROSS, CHARISSA: I2, 61. 74, 86, 87. 94, ROTH, DARREL: 25, 45, I04 ROTH, RONDA: I04 ROTH, SHEILA: I04 RUMSBY, JANA: 78, III, II4, II6, II7 RUTZ, LARRY: 30, 3I, II9, I22. I24, 4I. RUTZ, LORI: 34, I22, I24, 43 S SALAZAR, ROSIE: II4 SANDERSON, BRAD: 32, I04, 4l SANDOVAL, THERESA: 23, II4 SCHAUERMAN. MIKE: I9, I33, I38 I33, I38, I4I 9I SCHEID, DEBBIE: I2, I3, 27, I33, I39, 88, I4I SHEID, MIKE: I6, I9, 82, 4I SCHELTINGA, PAUL: I04 SCHERBYN, CHRISTINE: 69, 74, I05 SCHEURMAN, DON: I22 SCHEURMAN, TIM: I05 SCHILD, MARK: I22 SCHLAGEL, LIZ: I5, 69, 74, I33, 89 SCHLAGEL, SANDY: 23, 63, II4, 43, II6 SCHLOTTHAUER, DARRUL: 68, 92, I I4 SCHLOTTHAUER, DUANNE: I2, I4, I33 SCHLOTTHAUER, REA: II4 SCHMIDT, SHARI: I3, 74, I33, I39, I4I SCHNEIDER, CONNIE: 29, I I3 SCHNEIDER, RENAE: 29, I I4 SCHRAEDER. DARREL: I4, 63, 74, 78, 79, I32, I33 SCRITCHFIELD, GAILON: 105 SCRITCHFIELD, JUDY: 69, I05 SCOGGINS, JOYCE: 61, 80, 81, 87, 122, 124 SELBACH: 134, 138 SEXTON, BONNY: 61, 134, 141 SEX TON, SANDY: 53, 63, 78. 82. 94, 114 SHARP, BRETT: 134 SHARPEE, TAMARA: 114 SHELDON, JANA: 13, 105 SHIREMAN. JERRY: 41, 134, 138 SHIREMAN, SUZANNE: 29, 114 SHOCKLEY. ANGELA: 27, 63, 105 SHOCKLEY, ERIKA: 2, 53, 122, 123, 125, 89, 91 SHREVE, MIKE: 39, 43, 86, I05 SKEEN, SCOTT: 12, 19, 31, 45, 86, 87, 114 SMITH, DEBBE: 52, 53, 78, 123, 43 SMITH, KIM: 123 SMITH, MIKE: 3, 45, 86. 123. 124, 125 SMITH, RICK: 19, 41, II4, 117 SPECHT, VICKIE: 29. I05, 108 SPIREK, CLIFF: 19, 134, 139 STAB, UWE: 134 STANSBURY, LANCE: I05 STARK, DAVE: 105 STEINBECKER, VANCE: 105 STEINBECKER, SHAR1: 29, 115 STEINBECKER, PA T: 3, 7, 19, 86, 122 STEWART, STEVE: 123 STOUT, KORENE: 74. 134, 136 STRAUBE, ROBIN: 13, 61, 82, 123 STROMBERGER, CHARLENE: 43, 105 STROMBERGER, DARLENE: 74, 105 STURGEON, SHA WN: 105 STURGEON, KIM: 13. III, 115 STUTZMAN, MIKE: 31, 32, 49, 134, 89 T TEEL, RAND1: 105 TERRANOVA, CINDY: 61, 78, 79, 80, 135, 136 THOMAS, SHIRLEY: I05 THOMPSON, JEFF: 37. 123 THORNBURG, GENIA: 115 THOUTT, DOUG: 16, 25, 37. 63, 111. 115, 41, 117 TOBEY, NONA: 29, 105 TORRES, ANTHONY: 32, I05 TRAN, CHIEU: 39 TRETTENERO, LAURA: 27. 35. 43, 87, 115. 91 TRUJILLO, CALRENCE: 10, 31, 129, 135 TRUVEY, EVONNA: 27. 43, I05 U UHLE. KEN: 31, 45, 52, 135, 136, 140, 141 UPTON, SANDY: 27, 115, UPTON, ROBERT: 25, 39, 49, 68, 92. 105, 108 UPTON, ROBYN: V VAUGHN. LONNIE: VILLARREAL, LORENZO: I05 W WACKER, DAN: 68. 115 WACKER, MARGARET: 13, 94, 89 WEBER, TERRY: 37, 68, 115 WEGNER. KAREN: 23, 105 WEGNER, MIKE: 19, 123. 41 WEICHEL, KELLY: 123, 90 WEINMEISTER, ROBIN: 123 WEINMEISTER. SANDY 1122: 134, 141 WEINMASTER, SANDY 1111: 13, 74, 123 WHITE, MICHELE: 2, 23, 53. 124, 89 WHITNEY, BRIAN: 25, 31, 135, 41. WHITNEY, VAUGHN: 12, 105, 108, WICKHAM, JONNA: 53. 123 WILLIAMS, CHRISTY: 2, 48, 63, 82, WILLIAMS, WAYNE: 12, 32, 63, 82, WILLIS, GLENN: 25, 106. 41 WILSON. WILSON, WINDER, WINDER. WINDER, DEBBIETMORRISONQ: 132 MARCIE: 29, 68, 92, 106, CAROL: 4, 115 DOUG: 123, 90 STACEY: 29, 68, 92, 106, WINDSOR, ANNE: 27, 115 WINTER. DEBBIE: 82, 106 WOODWARD, DEBBIE: 23, 34. 43, Y YANCEY, DEREK: 19. 32, 115 YANCEY, MARC: 32, 106 YOST, JEFF: 45. 115 YOST, JIM: 135, 138 YOUNG, KIRK: 19, 31, 45, 135. 138 OOPS-PEOPLE WE FORGOT KLAUS, LEE: 117 141 41 106, 140 106 43 43 115 REAL TY , WORL D e 2Z,iZ2',,iJlZf?.'L. Cliff McComb Realty Inc. AC-DC Wff3l0fT'fZ?Z,ffgd0 APPLIANCE 1 an l , And T V SERVICE 514 M ' sf. ' d 686-5551 o f 7:30- , 0 M d y-F 'd y 1 3,00-12:00 5 1 d y E Prompt Service 1.lE5ER 5 MERI T DRUG And GIFT CORNER g d M 51 PO B 00 686 2196 LIESER 5 LIQUOR LOCKER M S PO B 00 d 686 2196 Marian Jansen 7 Con ratulations Gra uates! 431 ain reet . . ox 4 Windsor, Colorado - - 1 431 ain treet . . ox 4 Win sor, Colorado 0 5 11 k f 1 O O am Wm sor, Colorado pen rom 5 3 on a fl a a ur a 4' 'A la 3 In our seven years of service to seniors in this area, we have con- tinuously expanded ourlocationsto offer the most in variety and style Our way of saying Thanks foryour continued patronage is a complete Senior Portrait Sitting , If you are photographed before August 1st, you will receive: 0 The Annual Glossy 0 A Complimentary Indoor and Outdoor Natural Color Sitting 0 A set of 12 free billfolds 0 17-20 previews to view 525.00 Value Excellence Captured 2001 Gi elm NJ! 3 Q 353 QM? I R Q Egfr-90' iQ 44-, M 1 f N, ff f W tl: V, ',,. in , I md ,E s Y ff a' It 41 'isifge The munhsor Beacon 425 Main Street P.O. Box 639 Windsor Co. 80550 About lt' The Beacon is your best source of school and hometown news! Special college year sub- scriptions available. Take the Beacon with you. Bless Press' Read All The WINDSOR CHRIS TOPHER 'S BA K ER Y ll5S W.MainSt. Windsor West Shopping Center Windsor Colorado. CA q 80550 For the best 24 hour ,M an nursmg care ms y Windsor Colorado 80550 ,WH ,,, tes Lu . . if '- o gm ,XM .... .., x Phone: 686- 74 74 I 1 rv I 1 luis. ' . T JACK 5 T V THE ow NEW I O O I Channel Master Stereos NDS EA R Sanyo T. V. 's, A d' V t St , 1, R:f,,zUgz,ei::0f M-fn Repairs. indsagr, Colorado Box 778 424 Main Street Ph 7328 Windsor, Colorado 80550 one' ' Phone: 686-5030 ,,,,ND,OR Wm CLOTHESLINE HA FAMIL Y APPAREL l047 Main, Windsor West WINDSOR WEST SHOPPING CENTER Phone: 686-2287 Phone 686-2998 H dware-Paint-Rentals Vl ' WHEELER REAL TY COMPANY We Make Things Happen OfHces in: Windsor Greeley Fort Collins Loveland 686- 7483 356- l33l 484-6720 669-6632 C Northern Colorado 's Iargestj Congratulations 4 And Best Wishes or To The Class Of I980 GRAD UA TES Conslder WOODWARD tlrl C lvlartun Academyl Where learning pays' We offer outstandlng opportunltles and benefits to the graduate who IS ready to enter the buslness or Industrial world 4-- w EARN whlle you LEARN Great career opportunities Clean modern facilities Excellent benefits VISIT OUR PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT TODAY WOODWARD GOVERNOR COMPANY 1000 E DRAKE ROAD FORT COLLINS, COLORADO 80525 303 482-5811 . . . I I . . , . 1 , .... ,I AN WI DS OR I 04l West Main Street Windsor Colorado s 25 hone 686- 745 I P H X! , - gf ,C -5 ...fi , 'f 1 x.-f s.,., zs. I F4 xl ' X I I H' 2 for all needs. WINDSOR ELE VA TOR 30l Main Street Windsor Colorado phone 686- 7436 CDivision of World Wide Salesj Since I 916 Livestock feeds Complete Radiator Repair - Light Auto Mechanical Repair Tires, Batteries S Accessories D 5 R GARAGE ll5 Sixth Street - P.O. Box I I46 Windsor Colorado 80550 73031 - 686 7396 Emergency Radiator: Donald L. Cantield, Owner 686- 7332 or 686-5484 Robert H. Johnson Mgr. VALLEY STEAM WA Y 5533122'i75f,d'iSfZ'S?2Z5ffi5L7fg CLOTHING areas. 686-5995 FAMIL Y APPAREL Opgfafgd Main Sffeef Dean Keil Windsor Colorado 80550 ROSS To tne grddudting clciss Accept our respect tor soiid accomplisnment in turpulent times. Take vvitn you tne burden ot our nopes puilt on your youtn and vigor. Knovv tnat we vyisn you tne pest in tne still more demanding years anead oi you Beiieye tnat nwppiness gsoodvyill and peace are indeed attainable numan Goals i in SX Kodak FA TMAN KODAK COMPANY a S FSLIC herldan V 9 Home Offices: 200 South Sheridan Blvd. Denver, Colorado 80226 Branch Offices: Windsor Ofhce 419 Main Street Johnstown Ofhce 3 South Parish Eaton Office 201 lst Street GHIHBLES' nu.-,... .,-.r W...- - nf... ..-. ------- ---.- ---rf--A -r Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Class Of l980 ,sg fi.,--N, THE LIL FLOWER Hardware SHOP Housewares Appliances A utomoti ve W and Sggnd Your Home Town Florist . Sports Paint Convenient Time Payment Plan 4l4 Main Street Home Owned and Operated Bob Gardner Located at: l053 Main Street Windsor, Colorado 805 50 FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION 29 ain Street Phone: - WINDSOR DRUG Located At IO43 W Main Windsor West Shopping Center Phone 686-5050 George And Nancy Graff W--f I 4 In The if CORNER LIOUOR Wizzzizzfff MHLEY Coldest Beer In Town A G, Z8ZfZf5?e' SER VICE INC Fertilizer Sales WINDSOR EXX ON And Service Gas And Carwash DRAWER R 6 M 80550 686 5l59 .lake And Helen Hlnkle Windsor, Colorado WINDSOR A U TO PARTS Car, Truck, And Tractor Parts 505 Main Street Ph. 686-7777 Marvin Harris, Owner 1 f .. 1'3 ' inf if 7er , r2e.t 7 3 I Q MA WEILERS Hardware and Appliances Heb, Alma, Charlie, Janis 418 Main Street Phone: 686-9934 Windsor Colorado 80550 PUBLIC SER VICE COMPAN COLOR DO S TEFFEN S MARKET Windsor West Shopping Center directly across from the high school on West Main St, Windsor, CO 80550 Service is our pleasure!! STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES HOME OFFICES BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS DAVID C MC BFIYDE Agent PO Bo 1326 1061 M S! Bus 13031686 7441 W ndso Colorado 80550 Res 13031 356 9375 Glen Bechtholdt Planning Consultant Landscape Architect HIGHLAND NURSERIES Complete Nursery and Garden Center SY!!! 'All , , 'Nw'-'sg ...- 3 FLINN REALTY 5 INSURANCE CO. Salutes the Class of l980. Phil and Mona McCarthy Insurance and Real Estate Specialists. 408 Main Street Windsor Colorado 80550 Phone: 686-25 I 0 mt THE SPIRIT SHOPPE Windsor West Shopping Center Windsor Colorado Phone: 686-975 7 HA IR CA RE Complete hair care for the whole family. Windsor West Shopping Center Phone: 686-201 I HIS AND HER LIFE STYLE FURNITURE 5I6 Main St. Windsor Phone- 686-5024 334 E. Foothills Parkway 423 Fort Collins Colorado Live Entertainment Friday and Saturday evenings 9:00 - I :00 p.m CAPTAIN JOHN S Featuring daily luncheon specials ppy hour 4-6 and I2-I Open Mon.-Sat 8-00- l0:00a m. 423 Main Street Windsor C . Phone- 686-9878 or 686-9777 .IOHN BRUNNER COMPANY Plumbing Heating Wiring Digging And Trenchlng 5I2 Main St Windsor CO Phone 686-2656 Checking Accounts Installment L oans Savings accounts Commercial Loans Banking Hours 9 00 to 3 00 9 00 to 5 30 Drive ln 800 to 5 30 Daily 8 00 to 5 30 Fr: 24 Hour Deposit 5 Letter Drop FOR INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION AND FRIENDLY SERVICE CALL ON ANY MEMBER OF THE FIRST NATIONAL WINDSOR FIRST BANK NA TIONAL BANK 6 , GW CENTRAL FEDERAL T e Sampler Slwppe CREDIT UNION 1.55 530 Main Strut 'I P.Q, Bax 1581 Serving the community cd 0 80550 no. sox ses ,fl '-1 tl 750 5I 7 Main Street Windsor, Colorado 2 ' Phone: 686-7426 ,K COREN PRINTING if COREN PRINTING Pg 0 L NC Y E N wEIIJIfuiI31qc??sRUIIgiaIIgzcgI?'2MPs E E , Conen Prln ting. E All forms of insurance 2- o f - . f0ufjjQ13jg?gfjfgj5jfg02gg,Vf Q fvmggg 53,5535 f p,,0,,e,'535,5953 Rx COREN PRINTING if COREN PRINTING R Congratulations T HE Graduates! We I FIREHOU E ' gg -Q . 1: f RES TA URA NT I e'..Q Ii is ri! vii Homemade Style Cooking Homemade Breads and Pies Luncheon Specials Sandwiches To Go WINDSOR WEST SHOPPING CENTER II49 Main Street 686-5 I I I Floyd Betty, And Rick Meis Cars And Trucks KENNEDY BURGER HA US CHEVROLET ofHce: 686-25 75, Res: 686-2507 215, 4th sneer sox 70 Congratulations j,jf',Qj'nLf,i0jff, And Best Wishes To The Class Of I980f Family Dining CUR TIS Daily Specials BARBER SHOP Home Baked Pies I 069 Main Street Gel1eI'atI0nS Windsor, Colorado 686-9900 514 Main Street Windsor Colorado Styling For All BIG BURGER 90l Main Street Windsor, Colorado 80550 AIA O d Standing: fleft to rightj Mrs. Benson, D. Brehm, J. Shireman, G. Crooks, P. Floyd, a 9 :rkby.p7,0ne 1. Hale, B. Hoya. Kneeling: am to rightj J, Gam, K. Floyd. R. l.aBue, B, Floyd. 3 9 'f Um? Sitting: fleft to rightj R. Weinmeister, 5. Henderson. D. Parent Phonef 535-2247 Now featuring Harden 's Fried Chicken. 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