Windsor High School - Wizard Yearbook (Windsor, CO)

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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.

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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