Windsor High School - Wizard Yearbook (Windsor, CO)

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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.

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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

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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.