Windsor Central High School - Crusader Yearbook (Windsor, NY)

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from the desk of . . . .1 fi?- ' 1-1 . L1-.W V, :. 1 .- ' -Q MR. DALE HAWLEY Secondary Principal TO THE CLASS OF 1975 Your class is among the very fortunate senior classes throughout the world who live in a free society. You have the opportunity to pursue an education and develop your interests and potentials through the support of a free , public education. Our Creator has given us the ability to reason and to make decisions. Your decision-mak- ing ability is based upon the values that each individual student maintains and possesses. It is my hope that your class will demonstrate to the society that you have the following values: respect for your fellow citizen and his rights and property: respect for your country, with the goals and promise of its founding fathers: your value of honesty and integrity and the value of your life: to develop yourself to your fullest potential. These values can be developed and maintained when each individual class member has pride, confidence and self-respect. Your High School education is only the first step of many phases for formal and informal education. lt is my hope that the values that you have developed you will maintain: and the values you have not matured you will be very con- scious of, by cultivating them, so that you may have a very happy and meaningful adult life.

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Princess i i r and g l gf Q 1 , 1' +-'f 'A f ' r , X A A or r axis nderelassmen ., - 1 W f , . ' I - .fi N sxm .,44m'Nz ' V ' 'gn ,I tit' l y N 4- t L - 4 Court ,P H. f F 1 Being chosen to represent your class as a candidate for V. . jpg Q. yitrtittrftjw - Homecoming Princess is quite an honor, at least this up W years girls thought so. The very carefully selected girls l ' P ' PSFL were: freshman Debbie Sugrue escorted by Rick Parisi, H :gf lyfr . 'Rf Qfgziiffffi ' :El 1 H'-3 1 '- i at ff sophomore Kathy Neil escorted by Dave Mondell, and 12, 1,3 agggmjfzf.-?, . 5' ng. junior Elaine Congdon escorted by Gary Colpitts. FT: :ii A f Mr. Dale Hawley had the pleasure of crowning Elaine ,: ,,.g.., '--1. . Y 1 5335: L in-Lift Congdon Homecoming Princess. fa- . ' if 4' ' X ii 1- w4,t,Qf,-4, 1 Afff ' .,.r ,,.n -. -Ln. ,, , , ,. L-R: Rick Parisi, Debbie Sugrue. Princess Elaine Congdon, Gary Col- pitts, Kathy Neil. and Dave Mondell. 1 .HW t H I isa? rn., - o . Debbie Sugrue, Kathy Neil, Diane Murray and Elaine Congdon enjoy a ride with Jaime Princess Elaine and escort Burns and Tim Martino. Gary Colpitts are touched by crowning. 'fig' A lg.Frff!:fL'f'?f 4 P. K .71 ' A 'K 1-. A ii ,ft , s-ff 1'-,p 1 into - -' N ig '11 ,V Happiness is being Homecoming Princess. A parade through the business district of Windsor completes the Homecoming festivities. 13

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from the desk of . . MR. DONALD I. BRUSWICK Assistant Principal TO THE CLASS OF 1975 This is indeed a unique and historic schooluyear for students attending Windsor Central High School. The completion of a new and one of the finest educational facilities is an exciting prospect that presents many challenges. The leadership from the school, and from the community, has made this possible. This leadership must now be assumed by the students of this high school. The direction the school shall pursue, the challenges that are met and overcome, the values and standards that are set forth, and the careers that follow, will, in great part, be determined by the performance and enthusiasm as demonstrated by the Class of 1975. Old habits must change and new concepts and understandings must follow. The choices you take. the decisions you make and the leadership you assume will influence the rest of your life. Your commitment to do your best is important to set the standards for the rest of the student body and, in later life, your community. I have confidence that you will assume this unique role and that you will always do your best.