Windsor High School 1980 Yearbook (Windsor, NY) - Full Access

J.V Player Fnnk Manino. 02ve Brown, on Cohin, Steve Guinan, Barry Boyd, Ken Tirus, John Kephan, Tim tccle, Tim Round Ro" ::r 2: Bill Brown, hawn Qumn. Mike Fedi h, Bob Mulc2.hy, Todd Gates, teve Jone , John Colgan, John Mahar, :\!1 ·c \lukahy Row = 3 John P1emk. Mtke Monon. tt Fro t, Jerry Hoyt, teve Finch, Ed. Kozloslo, 02ve Clark, 02ve pnnA teen. tne Ma nu ,Jeff Bcnck, Coach Vail and Coa h Corde , Vars1ry Players. Nick Cabello. Tom Klrcher. Tom Hickcy,Jim Axtell, Btll Goudison, 02ve Kithcan, Rick Hulbert, M2gnus Eng· ~rom Row #2 Coach Con don. 02ryl Galu ha, Ken Hayes, Ron Vanzandt, Bob Wemgutner, 02ve eil, Jim Clark, Rtch Ocary Row #4· Bruce O'Bncn, Gene Bngg. Tom Mamn,Jerry mtth,Joc Offmck, Bruce Cooper, Harlan B~. Keuh Whue. on Bame A thtrsry Harlan Brew. The Windsor Black Knights' football team closed out their season with an excellent 8-1 record . This tied with 19.48 and 1963 for the best football team in Windsor's history. It also made them Susquenango League champions. One reason for the success of the team was their team spirit. The players believed in themselves and in their ability. There was a closeness among the team members which showed in their participation at the team breakfast. Another reason for high team morale was the " Thousand Yard Club." Anyone who broke the rules set down by the coach had to run one thousand yards after practice. Mr. Congdon is the energetic coach. His fiery half-time pep talks inspired the team to victory repeatedly. Mr. Hodack was the line-coach. Mr. Kniskern coached the defensive backs. Put these three coaches together and you have the makings of champions. 1