Windsor High School - Wizard Yearbook (Windsor, CO)

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- .L -' f - !aw:Qwf'.,1,w After about 15 min- utes of dancing you be- gin to feel you 're taking your second shower for the day. That's how many people felt at the 1 988 J uniorfSenior Prom. The theme for the evening was Knigh ts in Shining Armour , with colors of blue and silver. This year's decorations included a draw bridge complete with a moat and castle wall. Also, in- stead of having a D.J., the Junior class organiz- er decided to have a band called Class Ax. The band, who did a good job, played a wide selection of m usic from the 60's to the 80's. But, all in all, Prom was enjoyed by all who attended. ' 'Good . L Queen, Karen Cowserg King, Matt Brun- Did the Blues Brothers get started this way'? gardt I 'm not standing on my toes! and that's no croc. What are you two smiling about? come off it! p, l 'Z'

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