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New Link Crew members, including Tristyn Bruning (11) and Kale Frederick (11), collaborate with Cammie Smith (staff), one of the Link Crew advisers, in the upper collab space. The meeting was for new Link Crew members to prepare for their leadership role in the fall.
Link Crew makes its way into Windsor High School
May 22, 2024
Seniors enjoy the sunrise at the senior sunrise event in August. Their last day was May 17 and graduation is on Sunday, May 26.
2024 senior class reflects on high school career, gives advice to incoming freshmen
May 20, 2024
Raven Bowman (12), Lauren Huntsman (12), Hanna McKay (11) and Mykalah Lulich (11) sit at the yearbook distribution booth on Wednesday, May 15, during the signing party. The staff spent all year creating the book and sold more than 785 books. (Kerri Cassity)
Yearbook staff finishes book, holds signing party
May 16, 2024
Shannon Cooney (12) and Peter Toms (12) smile for their first and last senior sunrise. Graduation is on Sunday, May 26, at Blue Arena.
Fun-filled farewell: Exploring the exciting activities planned for seniors’ last week
May 16, 2024
Culinary students Cade Pohlen (10) and Easton Ramirez (11) prepare burritos by wrapping them. Students raised money for the culinary classes while building valuable cooking skills.
Burrito sales support culinary classes, build student skills
May 6, 2024
Angela Zier (staff) assists students in dissecting the frogs. The students needed to follow a procedure given to them by Zier in order to make sure they understood everything in the dissection.
AP Biology students dissect frogs as a final exam
May 22, 2024
Delaney Kintz (11) reads her AP United States History textbook to prepare for the final exam. Kintz, along with the APUSH exam, took the AP Biology, AP Language and Composition and the AP Research exams.
Students prepared for AP exams with the assistance of school staff
May 22, 2024
Raven Bowman (12), Lauren Huntsman (12), Hanna McKay (11) and Mykalah Lulich (11) sit at the yearbook distribution booth on Wednesday, May 15, during the signing party. The staff spent all year creating the book and sold more than 785 books. (Kerri Cassity)
Yearbook staff finishes book, holds signing party
May 16, 2024
A shark lies on the worktable before students in the ag department dissect it. This activity was designed to help students get hands-on experience working with an actual animal.
Vet science students dive into a fun and interactive shark dissection
May 16, 2024
Adyson Roles (10) works on an article for the Windsor Chronicle. Roles is a reporter for the school newspaper, and English classes are her favorite.
Students vote on favorite high school subjects
May 14, 2024
New Link Crew members, including Tristyn Bruning (11) and Kale Frederick (11), collaborate with Cammie Smith (staff), one of the Link Crew advisers, in the upper collab space. The meeting was for new Link Crew members to prepare for their leadership role in the fall.
Link Crew makes its way into Windsor High School
May 22, 2024
Arianna Woolf (10) checks out customers at the concession stand during a basketball game to help Key Club raise money Ella, a 5-year-old with a respiratory disorder who wants to go to Hawaii. Many clubs in addition to Key Club have gotten to raise money and and build wok experience while working in the concession stand.
Concessions benefit WHS clubs, help students acquire skills
April 9, 2024
Treble choir sings for the first time on the new wireless mic system. This concert was on Tuesday, May 14, and was the last concert of the 2023-24 school year.
The choir program performs a final concert, says goodbye to a year they can be proud of
May 22, 2024
Aaden Taylor (10) takes photos and videos of a girls soccer game. Taylor started a photo and video account on Instagram and hopes to turn it into a career.
Sophomore student shares his passion for photography, videography
May 22, 2024
Oliver Lodato (10) and Sophia Jensen (11) pose for a photo with "Ninth House" by Leigh Bardugo. Their first episode of the Soap and Ollie show explores the author's world of secret societies.
Podcast: Soap & Ollie Show – Episode 3 – ‘Ninth House,’ pt. 3
May 22, 2024
Oliver Lodato (10) and Sophia Jensen (11) pose for a photo with "Ninth House" by Leigh Bardugo. Their first episode of the Soap and Ollie show explores the author's world of secret societies.
Podcast: Soap & Ollie Show – Episode 2 – ‘Ninth House,’ pt. 2
May 6, 2024
Rize Simmons (11) performs "Songs for the People" by Frances Ellen Watkins Harper at the national Poetry Out Loud competition on Wednesday, May 1. He won the state competition on March 11, qualifying him for nationals in D.C. (James Kegley, Poetry Out Loud)
Rize Simmons wins state Poetry Out Loud Competition, performs at nationals
May 5, 2024
Lindsey Hinson (11) prepares for a play during a softball game. This game was won by the wizards against Fossil Ridge.
The epidemic of mental health among student athletes
May 22, 2024
Abby Toerge (12) serves a play during practice at the tennis courts. The girls tennis team has struggled with spring weather affecting their practices and meets.
Spring weather affects the girls tennis season
May 6, 2024
Landon Scruggs (12) and Sidnei Cumings (12) listen to Eric Johnson (staff) give a speech about moving on and growing up. Scruggs and Cumings were two of the 13 students who signed to play sports collegiately.
Windsor athletes sign to continue their athletic careers in college
May 6, 2024
The team celebrates after Tatum Gentry (09) scores a goal against Evergreen High School on March 26, 2024. With five goals, Gentry is tied with Braely Martinez (10) for the team's top goal scorer.
Girls soccer thrives after a difficult start to the season, winning their last five games
April 27, 2024
Braely Martinez (10) runs in a pre-game cheer during a varsity game. Students can struggle with motivation between spring break and summer vacation, but sports and helpful teachers can be beneficial in overcoming this.
Students, teachers find ways to increase motivation after spring break
April 9, 2024
Aaden Taylor (10) takes photos and videos of a girls soccer game. Taylor started a photo and video account on Instagram and hopes to turn it into a career.
Sophomore student shares his passion for photography, videography
May 22, 2024
Gabby Overholt (12) plays the timpani at the Veteran's Day Assembly on Nov. 10, 2023. Overholt has been a part of percussion since the fourth grade and plans on continuing that passion through college, hopefully making a career out of it.
Senior embodies the drive of arts students
April 11, 2024
Doyleene Hampton watches a gymnastics routine as seen in a photo from the 1977 WHS yearbook. Hampton started women's sports at WHS. (1977 Wizard)
One woman’s love for sports, equality transformed the world of WHS women’s athletics
March 22, 2024
Reagan Annable (10) poses outside the district office where she celebrated going to state. Annable broke the WHS dive record and placed second at state. (Brandy Annable)
Sophomore diver breaks school record, places second at state
March 7, 2024
Susie Tweeton (staff) poses with her four children. Tweeton is the WHS athletics administrative assistant, and all three of her children have gone into high levels of sports.
Athletics administrative assistant continues school legacy
March 6, 2024
Angela Zier (staff) assists students in dissecting the frogs. The students needed to follow a procedure given to them by Zier in order to make sure they understood everything in the dissection.
AP Biology students dissect frogs as a final exam
May 22, 2024
Aaden Taylor (10) takes photos and videos of a girls soccer game. Taylor started a photo and video account on Instagram and hopes to turn it into a career.
Sophomore student shares his passion for photography, videography
May 22, 2024
Doyleene Hampton watches a gymnastics routine as seen in a photo from the 1977 WHS yearbook. Hampton started women's sports at WHS. (1977 Wizard)
One woman’s love for sports, equality transformed the world of WHS women’s athletics
March 22, 2024
Susie Tweeton (staff) poses with her four children. Tweeton is the WHS athletics administrative assistant, and all three of her children have gone into high levels of sports.
Athletics administrative assistant continues school legacy
March 6, 2024
Julia Bohlinger (12) and her teammates discuss their next play. Coaches have said that teamwork is one of Bohlinger's strongest attributes.
Senior wishes WHS volleyball a loving goodbye, welcomes college volleyball career
March 1, 2024

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An aerial shot of the new turf. The turf was made by Rocky Mountain Sports Turf and shows the Never Outworked (N.O.) mantra on the 32-yard line.

Windsor facilities get an upgrade with the addition of a new turf

Tristyn Bruning, Co-Editor • October 30, 2023

Over the course of time sports have inevitably evolved. What started as literal baskets transformed to modern day basketball hoops;  fields with no lines turned into specialized stadiums designed to switch...

Head coach Chris Jones (staff) walks onto the field holding hands with two student-athletes after halftime. After a close first quarter, the Wizards dominated Greeley Central for the rest of the homecoming game.

Homecoming Week: Football players secure a victory against Greeley Central

Molleigh Kennedy, Reporter • October 3, 2023

As the day turns into night, laces are tied, jerseys are on, helmets are placed… it’s game time. WHS football players step onto the lit-up field to compete against Greeley Central for their homecoming...

Two WHS football players stand on the sideline and watch a play. Windsor recently got a brand new field.

WHS football wins its first Friday night lights of the year

Molleigh Kennedy, Reporter • September 11, 2023

N3O2, meaning "Never Outworked," is a mantra WHS football players stand by and their performance on Aug. 25 proved that.   Rylen Renton (12) is the linebacker for the WHS football team. Renton went...

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