Westwood High School - Chipmunk Yearbook (Westwood, CA)

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B. Phillips cuts out with the skin under protection of R. McNeely. M. Mentas chases a loose one for a Westwood recovery. J.V. Football Team Wins 3, Loses 2 The junior varsity football team, under the direction of Mr. Narwold, won three football games this year while losing two. The J. V. won over Chester twice and beat Lassen in the season finale. This was the first year that a J. V. team has been organized at Westwood High. Next year's prospects look good for the J. V.'s, as the team will open play in the Feather River League. Some of the mainstays of the J. V. team this year were: Steve Haas, Frank Troutman(who scored 24 points for the season to lead the point makers), Carroll Little, and Jerry Rather. These players and the others on the squad did a fine job all season long. BACK ROW: Frank Troutman, Ken Ross, Steve Carr, Bill Bruner, Jerry Rather. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Narwold, Carroll Little, Ron Enders, Steve Mentas, Jerry Rather. FRONT ROW: Bruce Wallace, Steve Haas.

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BACK ROW: Mr. Overton, Bob Little, Rich McNeely, John Lipparelli, Paul Del Rosa, Bob Lipparelll, Mike Mentas. MIDDLE ROW: Adan Perez, Herb Shute, Manager; George Zavolas, Walt Trumbo, Gordon Hutchison, Kent Davidson. FRONT ROW: Gary Lovell, Ken Diggs, Bill Phillips, Bob Rather, Mike Hunt, Paul Speers. Football Team Joins Feather River League The 1963 edition of the Westwood High School varsity football team will compete in the Feather River League. Although Westwood's 1962 football season was, in the main, unspectacular, hopes are high for a winning team in '63, as three junior lettermen are returning, along with seven sophomores and at least eight freshmen from the junior varsity. J. Lipparelli races for a tackle. B. Lipparelli and M. Mentas gang up on an opponent ball-carrier.

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BACK ROW: Bob Little, Herb Shute, John Lipparelli, Mike Bertoluzza. MIDDLE ROW: Bob Lipparelli, Rich McNeely, Paul Del Rosa, Ken Haas. FRONT ROW: Bill Phillips, Gary Lovell, Ken Diggs, Paul Speers. t r Team Scores Ten Victories K. Diggs lays one up for two. The A basketball squad battled its way to a winning season this year for the first time in six years. The total re- cord for the varsity was 10 wins and 9 losses. In getting these ten victories, the varsity won over Lassen by a score of 61-57 for the first victory over them in eight years. The varsity also trounced the faculty by a score of 51-35. Westwood beat every team in the Feather River League but Herlong at least once to place fourth in final league stand- ings. This was a great accomplishment, and it was the first time in seven years that the varsity was in the upper division. Ken Diggs was high point man for the season with 205 points and an average of 12.8 points per game. John Lipparelli had 151 points and an average of 9.4 per game. Gary Lovell made 134 points. “A squad takes time for counsel isti luring tlghyLa ssen game.