Westwood High School - Chipmunk Yearbook (Westwood, CA)

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FIRST TEAM Standing: Helen Morrison, Marjorie Williford, Miss Neill (coach), Maggie Martin, LaVerne Shaw. Sitting: Alma Roberts, Reinette Fowler, Marion Huggins, Minnie Martin (capt.), Luboff Helmich, Mabel Gilbert, Marjorie Champ. SECOND TEAM Standing: Louise Walker, Irene Martin, Miss Neill, Luboff Helmich, Mary Tisserand. Sitting: Alma Roberts, Donalda Felion, Mabel Gilbert (capt.), Lois Taylor, Faith Brown. STARS Marion Huggins, Minnie Martin, Helen Morrison, Maggie Martin, Reinette Fowler. SWEATERS LaVerne Shaw, Marjorie Williford, Mabel Gilbert. CIRCLE “W’s” Nettie Perini, Donalda Felion, Lois Taylor, Alma Roberts, Louise Walker, Adelyn Stout, Faith Brown, Irene Martin, Mabel Gilbert, Mary Tisserand. Ttventy-seven

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First Row: Lightweights: O'Connor, Jacobsen, June, Hull. Second Row: Heavyweights: Lamson, Knudsen, Ricketts, Lofstedt, Coach Fagin, Weitzel. Stars: Lamson, Lofstedt, Knudsen, and Ricketts. WINGED “W Jacobsen, O'Connor, D. Chipman, Mollart, Hull, Weitzel, June. The following received “W's” earned during the 1925 season: L. Ricketts, Knudsen, Samson, Lofstedt. SEASON RECORD Westwood, 14: Alumni, 12 Westwood, 30; American Legion, 19 Westwood, 13; Susanville, 23 (Heavyweight Westwood, 6: Susanville, 13 (Lightweight) Westwood, 16; Susanville, 32 (Heavyweight) Westwood, 8: Susanville, 24 (Lightweight) Twenty-six

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SEASON RECORD Westwood, 17; Modoc, 18 Westwood, 8; Modoc, 12 Westwood, 47; Greenville, 2 (Lightweights) Westwood. 31; Greenville, 6 (Heavyweights) BOYS The husky Senior quintet which consisted of Lamson (captain), Lofstedt, Knudsen, D. Chipman, Weitzel, and Wakeman, won the most thrilling inter- class series ever played at W. H. S. by a good margin. The Junior combina- tion, which was made up of L. Ricketts (captain), Jacobsen, Hull, King, Wil- son. Dick, and Brink ranked next to the triumphant Seniors. The Sopho- more team, which was composed of Scott (captain), R. Chipman, B. Ricketts, Rosenstreter, Jones, Newton, and Clark played a fast game, but were not ac- curate on hitting the basket. The Freshmen were represented by McKeown (captain), O Connor, Wood, Shaw, Miller, Wilson, Pierson, Archibald, and Rookaird. This nervy little freshman aggregation, although defeated by all three other teams, certainly played good games. The scores which resulted in the Seniors taking the championship of the school are recorded as follows: Seniors vs. Juniors, 28-17; Seniors vs. Sopho- mores, 49-8; Seniors vs. Freshmen, 30-0; Juniors vs. Sophomores, 17-2; Juniors vs. Freshmen, 23-11; Sophomores vs. Freshmen, 13-7. We all hope that next year’s interclass games will be just as hard fought and interesting as this year’s. GIRLS The interclass games of the past season proved to be one of the most inter- esting series of games ever played at W. H. S. The Juniors were victorious, taking the championship by the scores of 14-2, 12-4. The first of the series of games between the Freshmen and Sophomores resulted in the score of 13-7, Sophomores winners. The second and third games were won by the Freshmen, scores 15-12, 5-2. This ended the basket- ball season for the girls. Twenty-eight