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Jennie Mizrahi (staff) signs a student’s yearbook at the signing and distribution party. The yearbook staff hosted a signing party that allowed students and staff to bond over memories. (Kerri Cassity)
Yearbook staff hosts distribution, signing party
May 29, 2023
Abigail Rolf (10) and Teegan Cole (10) practice interviewing skills during introduction to journalism. Next year, a student-led newspaper will be a new course offering for WHS students. (Holland Luedtke)
New Journalism II class starts school newspaper for first time in almost a decade
April 8, 2023
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Jennie Mizrahi (staff) signs a student’s yearbook at the signing and distribution party. The yearbook staff hosted a signing party that allowed students and staff to bond over memories. (Kerri Cassity)
Yearbook staff hosts distribution, signing party
May 29, 2023
Abigail Rolf (10) and Teegan Cole (10) practice interviewing skills during introduction to journalism. Next year, a student-led newspaper will be a new course offering for WHS students. (Holland Luedtke)
New Journalism II class starts school newspaper for first time in almost a decade
April 8, 2023
Cambry Parsons (10) participates in Thankful Thursday with a journal entry. Parsons has written multiple entries throughout the year and tries to include heartfelt responses each week. (Taya Hernandez)
Teacher spreads gratitude through ‘Thankful Thursday’
April 3, 2023
Laure Hiebenthal (staff) talks while pointing to a current Make-a-Day-Monday project. Her classes worked on making a poster for superintendent Michelle Scallon’s birthday. (Mykalah Lulich)
Make-A-Day Monday changes Windsor High School for the better
April 3, 2023
Savannah York (10) sorts through books donated during the book drive. The book drive was held from March 6 to March 24 by Interact Club students. (Madi Romme)
Interact Club collects books for the Windsor, Severance communities
April 3, 2023
The WHS music department performs The Simpsons at their final concert on May 11. They worked hard to celebrate the end of the year and make sure both the orchestra and the band sounded good together. (Brandy Annable)
Orchestra and band members play “The Simpsons” for their final combined piece
May 29, 2023
Javier Lopez warms up for the friends and family performance of Blue Knights Percussion Ensemble show “Memento Mori. This was the last run-through of their show before leaving for finals in Dayton, Ohio. (Elizabeth Danekind)
Percussion ensemble performs first alumni-written show
April 29, 2023
Band students prepare for the musical Chicago: Teen Edition during a dress rehearsal. This was the first WHS musical with a student-run pit in five years. (@prideofwindsorband)
Performing arts department hosts a student-run pit for ‘Chicago: Teen Edition’
April 6, 2023
Jillian Creamer (12), Joy Perry-Grice (11), Emma Siebert (22) and Opal Schlessman (11) sing at the UNC Jazz Fest in May 2022. Choir students are trying to increase participation in the choir program for the next school year. (Photo courtesy of Woody Myers)
Choir students aim to increase program numbers
April 3, 2023
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July 12, 2021
Football players Ryan Herrity (09) and Asher Lobato (10) line up to start the game. Student-athletes embraced the Never Outworked slogan in memory of Lucas Watts to encourage dedication on and off the field. (Marley Lyon)
Football players embrace the “Never Outworked” mantra
April 29, 2023
Jacob Wygal (10, Severance) swims butterfly during the March 23 meet against Broomfield. The aqua wizards are working hard this season to push for a chance at winning state. (Leah Bacon)
Aqua Wizards push for a chance at winning state
April 26, 2023
The WHS track and field team prepares for their first meet: the Murray Kula Invitational. WHS took third place in the meet. (@wizardstf)
WHS track and field season off to a great start
April 3, 2023
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July 12, 2021
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Women of 55 Resort apartments gather and discuss the projects for the upcoming week. Every other week, women from all over the complex come together to stuff, sew and finish the pillows for breast cancer survivors. (Savannah Klemisch)
Windsor women join project spreading comfort to breast cancer survivors
May 29, 2023
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Junior overcomes challenges living with muscular illnesses
May 10, 2023
Football players Ryan Herrity (09) and Asher Lobato (10) line up to start the game. Student-athletes embraced the Never Outworked slogan in memory of Lucas Watts to encourage dedication on and off the field. (Marley Lyon)
Football players embrace the “Never Outworked” mantra
April 29, 2023
Cambry Parsons (10) participates in Thankful Thursday with a journal entry. Parsons has written multiple entries throughout the year and tries to include heartfelt responses each week. (Taya Hernandez)
Teacher spreads gratitude through ‘Thankful Thursday’
April 3, 2023
Laure Hiebenthal (staff) talks while pointing to a current Make-a-Day-Monday project. Her classes worked on making a poster for superintendent Michelle Scallon’s birthday. (Mykalah Lulich)
Make-A-Day Monday changes Windsor High School for the better
April 3, 2023

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The WHS track and field team prepares for their first meet: the Murray Kula Invitational. WHS took third place in the meet. (@wizardstf)

WHS track and field season off to a great start

Braylon Kyger, Reporter
April 3, 2023
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