Westwood High School - Chipmunk Yearbook (Westwood, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1981 volume:

i CHIPMUNK Published By The Annual Staff Of Westwood High School Westwood, California Phil Bryant-Advisor Staff John Lawler Steve Bomar Mike Brosamer Susan Hildreth Kerry Wood Kelley Jones Trenna Alexander- Yearbook Editor Tammy Alexander- Associate Editor Kathy Stout- Business manager Stacy Whittle - Layouts Dan Hogan- Copy Editor Mark Ritchie- Photographer CONTENTS THEME DEDICATION FACULTY SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN HOMECOMING SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS ADVERTISING THEME REFLECTIONS KELTECIIOM? The 1980-81 Chipmunk reflects a year of growth and a year of change. Each one of us at Westwood High School has contributed to what our school is and what it will be. As we look back on the year we see the early days of September and the beginning of new experiences. Seniors prepare for their last year as a high school student and then on to their uncertain futures. Juniors face a year of decision as they begin to set their personal goals. Sopho- mores gain confidence in themselves as they gain a year of experience while the Freshmen learn about a new and different way of life. Your yearbook captures the memories and emotions of the 1980-81 school year. The beauty of homecoming, the challenge of athletic competition, and simply good times with good friends; this is the spirit of Westwood. The real meaning of any reflection comes from the person who sees it. Let each page, each picture, and each word lead you to reflect on what this year has meant to you. DEDICATION This year's annual is dedicated to a man we all know and love, Mr. Charles S. Clary, our principal and superintendent. During his eleven years in this position he has contributed immeasurably to the school's activities and projects. He has always given of himself in a manner far exceeding the requirements of his job. Mr. Clary is retiring at the end of this year to pursue a life of relaxation and enjoyment. He and his wife, Dorothy, will continue to reside in the Lake Alamanor peninsula area. Mr. Clary will always be with us though and be remembered for the man he is; a kind warm person with a true love for his school and it's students. Good luck Mr. Clary, and may life be as good to you as you have been to Westwood High School. 4 ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION 1980-81 FACULTY Phil Bryant Adm. Asst. - Journalism Coaching San Diego State Barbara Sugaya Math - Coaching U.C. Davis Randy Church Social Studies Sacramento State jerry Jessie Shop Chico State Phone Calls to parents - - a big part of teaching. Linda Gwynn Special Education Long Beach State Jeff Miller English - History Coaching Chico State Ruth Brydon Government - Home Ec. Standord 6 FACULTY ■V ' ... i Darryl Kennison Business Univ. of S. Mississippi Hilda Morlang Library - P.E. Univ. of Pacific 4 Robert Clark English - Coaching Cal - S.F. State Grading - also a big part of teaching. Ered Binswanger P.E. Math Coaching Chico State Arnold Hasslewander Science Loyola Pat Church Spanish U.C. Davis Will Wright Counselor U.S.C. Kitty Suntken - Secretary Marylse Collier - Special Ed. Aide Clarence Baker - Custodian Anna Speers - Custodian CLASSIFIED STAFF )o Winn - Secretary Frank Tomberlin - Custodian John Laraway - Custodian (L to R): Sue Cox - Cook, Louise Ritchie, Cook, Mer cedes Brent, Cook. Sandra Hartigan - Teacher's Aide Lynn Haas - Library Clerk Jim Nelson - Bus Driver, Custodian Margie Kirby - Custodian. ADMINISTRATION Our Principal-Superintendent, Mr. Charles S. Clary, is in his last year as our chief administrator. He has served eleven years in this position of ultimate dis- trict responsibility. His operation of Westwood High School has produced a positive school attitude and committment to education. MR. CLARY SUPERINTENDENT WESTWOOD UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT BOARD OF EDUCATION L to R: Ron Schall, Gertrude Wunderlich, Ruth Jacquette, Dawn Hutchinson. Not pictured: Ed Laraway. Phil Bryant is in his first year as administrative assistant at Westwood High School. He moved over from Fletcher Walker Elementary to assume the responsibilities of disciplinarian and student activities, to go along with his coaching. MR. BRYANT ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT 9 FACULTY SHOW THEIR SPIRIT Father Jeff Miller leads a faculty invocation Flash Gordon or Mr. Bryant? The Incredible Fred imitates the Hulk, with no padding. Will Wright as he will look at 75, in just 10 Years Jerry Jesse all his work. wrapped up in Mrs. FHaas trying to start a Chef Barbara Of movement The original Broom Hilda Chicken Delight. 10 How do you like physics, Dan? Wait, Art Waight! Guess what I'm thinking? SENIORS- '81 4 YEARS OF THE GOOD LIFE Pat McClary, wounded Party hearty, Marty but ready! Did you hear the one about .. . Muhammed Kelly and Alla Bea- vers Love in the after- noon .. By Travis Wilson A Blowfish or Sophomore Jeff Atkinson? Senior Charlie Hintz catches a quick nap during class. Juniors Stacy Oxford and Jack Medi- ci contemplating what?? Tom Furlong tries to sell 3 sandwich to Glenn Marchand. A little fun at the banquet as the varsity mugs coach Bryant. Vicki Pannel tries out for a crest com mercial. 12 G.A.A. initiation fgr sophomores GiGi Hans, Heidi Bero, Bebbie Mur phy and Freshman Becky Prows. NOBODY DOES IT BETTER SENIORS CLASS OF 1981 TRENNA ALEXANDER 4 yrs. G.A.A., 1 yr. Pres., 1 yr. F.H.A., 4 yrs. V. bsktbl, Sftbl, 2 yrs. M. Insp, All Lge., 3 yrs. Volybl, 4 yrs. Phys. Fit. Award, Hnr roll, 4 sem. C.S.F., P.P. P., 2 yrs. Journ Yrbk Ed. TAMMY ALEXANDER Alex, 4 yrs. G.A.A., 4 yrs. V. Bsktbl, 1 yr. MVP, 3 yrs. vlybl, 1 yr. MVP, 4 yrs. V. sftbl, 1 yr. MVP, lge, Capt., 1 yr. S.B.R., Cis S.B.R., 4 yrs Hnr roll, Phys. Fit. Award, 1 yr. MVP NSCIF. TERRI BARBER 4 yrs. F.H.A., 1 yr. V.P., Hist., Sec, 3 yrs. volybl, track, 1 yr. MVP, Track schl recrd 100 yd. dash 12.2, 1 yr. S.B.P., 4 yrs. Phys. Fit. Award, Hnr. roll, 1 yr. Drl. Tm, Capt. TONY BEAVERS Beave, 4 yrs. Block W, Ski Club, Phys. Fit Award, 2 yrs. jV ftbl., 3 yrs bsktbl., 3 yrs. bsbl, 4 yrs. Hnr roll. STEVE BOMAR Walton, Twig, 4 yrs. Block W, 1 yr. V.Pres. Ski Club, 2 yrs golf, bsbl, 1 yr. m. IMPV, 4 yrs bsktbl, 1 yr. M. Insp, Snr, Cls. Pres., 1 yr. S.C. Rep. MICHAEL BROSAMER Flash, Wolfie, 4 yrs Block W, Ski Club, 1 yr golf, M. Impv, 2 yrs. J.V. ftbl, bsbl, Soph. Cls. Pres. 2 sem. C.S.F. TONY CEAGLIO Animal, 4 yrs Block W, Ski Club, Band, 4 yrs. ftbl, 1 yr. co-capt., 4 yrs bsktbl, 1 yr. track, 2 yrs. CLS Srgnt Arms, 1 yr. Cls Pres, 3 yrs. Phys, Fit, Aard, 1 yr. Hnr roll. CONNIE GARCIA 4 yrs. G.A.A., 3 yrs. F.H.A., 2 yrs J.V. volybl, V. volybl, Wrest, slat, grls bsktbl stat. 15 LAURENE HANS Activities: 4 yrs. F.H.A., 3 yrs. G.A.A., 2 yrs. Volleyball KELLY HARPER Sports: 2 yrs. V. Ftbl DAN HOGAN Nicknames: Spider, Hoag, Activities: 4 Yrs. Blck W, 4 yrs. Bsktbl, 1 yr. M.V.P., Al-lge, 2 yrs. Trk, ftbl, 1 yr. els. pres., 4 yrs. C.S.F., hnr rl, Boys st. delegate, who's who amg. amer. hgh schl stdnts, 1980 amer. hgh schl. ath. 16 DANNY HUTCHINSON Activities: 1 yr. Blck W, 1 yr. trk, ftbl, bsktbl, 2 yrs. Hnr. rl. KELLEY JONES Activities: 4 yrs. F.H.A., 1 yr. Pres., 3 yrs. G.A.A., 4 yrs. Bsktbl, 1 yr. Al-lge, 4 yrs, vlybl, 1 yr al-lge, 4 yrs. v sftbl, snr. els treas. Danny John Bobby BOBBY JONES Activities: 3 yrs. ski club, 1 yr JV Ftbl, bsktbl, trk. JOHN LAWLER Nickname: tuna. Activities: 1 yr. blk w, v. ftbl, 2 yrs. golf, wrest., 1 yr capt., Journ., Fst Fds. 17 PAT McCLARY Nickname: Matmite, sports: 2 yrs. J.V. Ftbll 1 yr. v. ftbll, 1 yr. bsbl. DEBBIE NELSON Nickname: Smellson, Activities: 2 yrs. G.A.A., 1 yr. V. Pres. Sports: 1 yr. J.V. Vlybl., 2 yrs. v.s. bl, 1 yr. vlybl stat. Debbie Vicki LAURA PLAMER Activities: 3 yrs. GAA, FHA Ski Club, sports; 4 yrs. Bsktbl, 3 yrs. trk, 1 yr. chrlkr, bsbl stat, 2 yrs. els v. pres., Vi sem. fst fds. VICKI PANNELL Nicknames: Ben, Go, Go, Go, 4 yrs. FHA, 1 yr. treas. 3 yrs. GAA, 4 yrs. Ski Club, 1 yr. jv bsktbl, 4 yrs. v sftbl, 2 yrs. chrkr, 1 yr. stdnt bdy treas, snr clss rep, 4 yrs. hnr rll, 1 yr. ftbll stat, vlybl stat, 1 yr journ. MARK RITCHIE Nickname: Log, 4 yrs. Blck W, 1 yr. Pres. 4 yrs. Ftbl, 1 yr. co mvp, al-lge, 4 yrs. bsktbl, 1 yr. mvp, 4 yrs. v. bsbl, 2 yrs. al-lge, 1 yr. stdnt bdy v. pres., 4 yrs. phys fit award. DANNY ROPER Nicknames: Hondo, Red, 4 yrs. blck w, 4 yrs. ftbll, 4 yrs bsktbl, 1 yr stdnt bdy v. pres, els rep, 2 yrs. els v. pres. Colleen Mark Danny Danell COLLEEN RUSSELL 4 yrs. vlybl, 1 yr. sftbl, 2 yrs. hnr rl, 1 yr. drill team, army enlisted. DANELL SAMPLE 1 yr. FHA, drama, 1 yr. Jv Bsktbl BOBBY SCHALL Sports: 1 yr. J.V. bsktbl., track MARTY STEVENS 4 yrs. G.A.A., 1 yr. Sec. F.H.A., 1 Yr. V.Pres., 3 yrs. Ski Club, 1 yr. J.V. bsktbl., volybl., bsbl., 1 yr. CIS Treas., 1 yr bsktbl stat., bsbl stat. Drill Tm. KATHY STOUT Cannon, 4 yrs. G.A.A., 1 yr. Treas., 1 yr. F.H.A., 3 yrs. bsktbl., 2 yrs J.V. volybl., 4 yrs. V. SFBL, 1 yr chrldr, 1 yr S B. Rep., 2 yrs. CLS Treas., 1 yr CLS Chrldr, 1 yr CLS V.Pres, 4 yrs hnr rl, Phys Fit. Award, 1 yr. drill tm capt., 2 yrs Journ, 1 yr. bus. man., 1 yr. H.C. Queen, H.C. princess. 20 STACY WHITTLE Newhouse, Chesty, 4 yrs. G.A.A. V.- Pres.; 1 yr. F.H.A., 4 yrs. bsktbl., 2 yrs. JV volybl., chrldr, 1 yr. trk., 4 yrs. els. sec., 1 yr. S.B. Sec., 4 yrs. HNR rl., sem. C.S.F., 3 yrs., Phys. Fit. Award, 1 yr. Journ., H.C. Princess. KENT WILLIAMS 2 yrs. j.V. ftbl.; 1 yr. V. ftbl.; 3 yrs. trk.; 1 yr. bsbl.; wrest. ANNE WILSON Charlie, 4 yrs. band, 2 yrs. V.Pres., 1 yr. V. volybl., 1 yr. drl. tm., army enlisted. TRAVIS WILSON Mouse, Mr. Bill, 4 yrs band, Block W, 1 yr. J.V. ftbl., 2 yrs V. ftbl., TRK, army enlisted. 21 SENIORS I 23 SCHOOL-A WAV OF LIFE!! Juniors Kena Williams and Stacy Oxford take a break from their rough schedule. Sophomore Debbie Murphy laughs at a test score. Underclassmen, the future of Westwood high school. Can you imagine that these are the seniors of the future? Next years heroes? When you look at these fales, how can you say School is tough. Junior Eric Self pretends he's impor- tant. Scott Stevens, only 3 minutes late to class. Freshman Stephanie Self shows us = Cole, Atkinson, Cox, Hutchingson, Carter and Self react to a Bob Clark ques- fring around the molars. tion. 24 Junior Class Officers Loft to Right: President Stacy Oxford, Vice President Lori Pearson, Secretary-Treasurer Kevin Clark. Sue Andres Jeff Armstrong David Bennett 26 Dorrs Brgelovt Jere Bolin Jeff Cantrell Kevin Clark Eric Cole Greg Haas Brett Heller Tina Hutchinson Brett Kelly Barbara Mayes Marty Maynard Jack Medici Stacy Oxford Diana Pearl Lori Pearson Jimi Porter 27 Troy Powell Todd Price Derek Sheehy Debbie Smith Scott Stevens Shelley Stevens 28 GETTING LOOSE SOPHOMORES CLASS OF 1983 Sophomore Class Officers Left to Right: President Heidi Bero, Vice President Jeff Atkinson, Class Rep. Debbie Murphy, Class Cheerleader Don Benner, Sylvia Latham. Jeff Atkinson Rob Brosamer Brad Broughton Adam Cantrell Pattie Bigley Scott Carey 30 Kevin Carr Lora Dickson Laura Hicks L Sylvia Latham Casey Carter Y - I Shauna Draper Wendell Hintz Keith Mahan Roger Cox Tom Furlong Jim McCormick Jim Daniels Gigi Hans Vicki Kersh Verlyn Michel 31 Debbie Murphy Brien Nelsen Ron Root Trent Stoy Gary Wilson Steve Young OH WHAT A FEELING! FRESHMEN CLASS OF 1984 Freshmen Class Officers Left to igh1. Vice President Joey Silva, Secretary Glen Marchand, Treasurer Kaylon Whittle, Student Council Rep. Belinda Bolin, Sergeant at Arms Bill Morrison. Mary Cardin Stephanie Cordova Debbie Eis Tracy Jones Belinda Bolin Tim Hetherington Patricia Hicks Linda Joa 34 I Wade Jones Clint Minnick i • Becky Prows Troy Kennedy Bill Morrison Lori Real Glen Marchand Shawn Russell Deland Mickler i Tabi Sample 35 Dean Schuldies Stefanie Self Samantha Sifton Joey Silva 36 IT'S ONLY JUST BEGUN. Stacy Whittle - Senior Princess The 1980 Homecoming brought some new traditions and special events to Westwood High School. The theme of Homecoming was Tropical Islands ' and the Junior Class swept the competition, Winning the best Hall and gym decorations. The assembly was highlighted by a spotlight introduction of the Queen candidates, and a faculty skit which imitated student beha- viors. That night, homecoming was concluded with the crowning of Stacy Oxford as 1980 Queen by former Queen Kathy Stout. Debbie Murphy - Sophomore Princess 39 Kaylon Whittle - Freshman Princess VARSITY FOOTBALL 34 Jack Medici, 15 Scott Stevens, 77 Kelly Harper, 47 Kevin Clark, 89 Roger Cox, 60 Art Broughton, 21 Tony Ceaglio, 26 Bobby Schall, 24 Mark Ritchie, Head Coach; Fred Binswanger, 74 Joe Mayes, 71 Pat McClary, 68 Greg Haas, 80 Danny Roper, and Assistant Coach; Phil Bryant. Not Pictured - Derek Sheehy Head Coach Fred Bins- wanger checks the situa- tion A tough sport. Pat McClary and Tony Ceaglio show the physical rewards of playing football. 42 The Jacks break the huddle and are ready to hit. Some protection for Scott The Jack Seniors: Playing their last game for The Red and Black. These Seniors are saluted for their career play. WISHBONE WIZARDS: The Lumberjacks averaged over 300 yards per game from The Bears new wishbone set. THE SPRINT PASS: Scott Stevens, Jr Quarterback, starts the sprint behind the blocking of Dan Roper, Pat McClary, and Kevin Clark. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Front Row. David Sprigg, Mike Michaels, Joey Silva, Shawn Russell, Don Benner, Glen Marchand, Jeff Oast, Wade Jones, Ron Root, and Coach; Robert Clark. Back Row. Gary Wilson, Keith Mahan, Jim Daniels, Casey Carter, Tommy Furlong, and Jeff Atkinson. First year coach Ted Walsh and Soph. QB. Jeff Atkinson. The J.V. defense - young but tough. GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL Front Row. Trenna Alexander, Coach; Jeff Miller, and Tina Hutchinson. Back Row. Tammy Alexander, Stacy Whittle, Debbie Murphy, Kim Sexier, and Kelly Jones. Not pictured-Laura Palmer Jones goes up for two. Kim puts up a jumper. GIRLS JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Front Row. Manager; Kim Stevens, Stefanie Self, Kaylon Whittle, Sandy Stout, Linda Joa, and Coach; Barbara Sugaya. Back Row. Laura Hicks, Belinda Bolin, Becky Prows, Samantha Sifton, and Vicki Kersh. 47 Kim Schier on a jumper. VARSITY Debbie Murphy starts the fast break. PALMFR The Kelley Jones turnaround jumpshot. HUTCH 48 A quick two for Tina Hutchinson. Getting warm, getting ready. GIRLS BASKETBALL ALL LEAGUE Tina Hutchinson, Junior Guard 2nd year Varsity - 1 year All league Tina tied the record of 8 assists at the Westwood High School Tournament. She broke the assist record at the Tournament of Champions with 11 assists. Tina was the key player against Chester with her defense and led the team with steals. Kelly Jones, Senior Center 3rd year Varsity - 2 years All league Kelley scored 22 points at the Tournament of Champions against Fall River. Season Average - 12 rebounds and 15 points. 1 year MVP of the League Received Top Lumberjill 19 times. Tammy Alexander, Senior Guard 4th year Varsity - 3 years All League Tammy scored 28 points at the Tournament of Champions against Fall River. Records: Total points Season - 281, Average of 19 points per game. Total points Career - 600 Northern Section California Interscholastic Federation MVP, 2 years MVP Girls Varsity Basketball Trenna Alexander, Senior Guard 4th year Varsity - 1 year All League Trenna scored 18 points against Greenville. Defense is one of her better qualities. Honorable Mention Laura Palmer 49 BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM. Lumberjack varsity, left to right: Bobby Jones, Eric Cole, Roger Cox, Dan Roper, Tony Beavers, Dan Hogan, Mark Ritchie, Jack Medici, Kevin Clark, Steve Bomar. Coach Bryant reviews team and individual strategy. The 1980-81 Westwood varsity won two consola- tion championships and finished high up in the Feather River League standings. Second year head coach, Phil Bryant, installed a deliberate offense and a tough man to man de- fense that produced several school records. The varsity Jacks finished number one in total de- fense for all of superior California. Led by senior co-captains Dan Hogan and Mark Ritchie the team was at the top of several statistical categor- ies. Dan Hogan finished as superior class leading re- bounder and the Jacks leading scorer. Steve Bo- mar was the outside threat while Dan Roper, Ho- gan and Beavers handled the inside work. The Jack Varsity Hogan! Hondo Roper concentrates on a free throw. An unselfish attitude and a willingness to work to- gether made the 1980-81 season one of great suc- cess. Team play became the by- word of Westwood bas- ketball; a way to win. Senior co captain Mark Ritchie, directs the Jacks, Sophomore Roger Cox Another assist for Mark Roper, Cox, and Jones lead the lumberjack varsity out for a big win over the Herlong Vikings. Senior co-captain Dan Hogan 51 MAKING IT HAPPEN!! Senior forward Tony Beavers goes up for two Dan Hogan tips to Steve Bomar and the Jacks are on their way. against North Tahoe. Introducing the varsity becomes a tradition with the voice of John Junior Jack Medici reacts to the tip. Lawler. Back in Black , A song by the group AC DC, became the theme of the varsity players. It represent- ed their efforts in bringing the red, black and white of Westwood back to respectability in basket- ball. It was something they set out to do and something they did. Senior Steve Bomar controls the ball and the offense. A Ritchie jumper always ex- cites coach Bryant. BOYS J.V. BASKETBALL Lumberjack J.V. Left to right: Jeff Atkinson, Tom Furlong, David Van Meter, Glen Marchand, Jeff Williams, Gary Wilson, Ron Root, Back Center: Brian Nelson. Coach Forrester goes over some key plays. Atkinson looks to inbound the ball to an open team- mate. 53 WORKING TO WIN! This year's Junior Varsity Squad was once again led by Coach Jack Forrester. A lot of hard work and determination resulted in a successful season. The leading scorer, Jeff Atkinson, averaged over 20 points and 10 rebounds per game. His supporting cast was Sophomores David Sprigg, Gary Wilson and Tom Furlong. Also seeing a lot of action were Freshmen Jeff Williams, Wade Jones and Joey Silva. Several of these players will move up to the varsity next year to continue their success. 54 Sophomore guard Ron Root dribbles by the defense. SPRING SPORTS VARSITY WRESTLING First year coach Ted Walsh is attempting to rebuild the WHS wrestling program. It is not an easy task, and will take a few years to accomplish. This year's wrestlers were: Top, L to R - Jere Bolin, Clint Minnick, John Lawler. Bottom, L to R - Kerry Wood, Shaun Russel, Charles Hintz. Stat. - Terri Barber. VARSITY TRACK 55 Coach Will Wright has the above group to select his 1981 track team from. One of the largest turnouts in recent years should produce an excellent season. GIRLS VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Front, L to R: Teri Barber, Tammy Alexander, Kelley Jones, Kim Schier Back, L to R: Trenna Alexander, Connie Garcia, Laurene Hans, Colleen Russell. No doubt about it, ready for the Chester game. Kim Schier with a kill against the Vols. Coached by Barbara Suguya, the 1981 Jill Varisty Went 8-1 in the Pioneer - Feather River League. They capped off an excellent season with a second place finish at T.O.C. 56 GIRLS JV VOLLEYBALL L to R: Kim Stevens, Shauna Draper, Sandy Stout, Gigi Hans, Lisa Perez, Becky Prows, Belinda Bolin, Vicki Kersh. Celebrating another victory makes everyone happy. Coaches Barbara Suguya and Hilda Morlang worked hard to develop the necessary skills for the young volleyballers. The effort paid off. The JV Jills had a 6-3 league record. Team play is the key to success at any level. - r «1 57 % VOLLEYBALLERS DO IT WITH . . . A big lead provides a moment of relaxation for the varsity. Defense is a big part of any sport. 58 . . . BUMPS!!! Kim Schier sets to Kelly jones. Getting warm! A win over North Tahoe and on to T.O.C. 59 Vicki Kersh makes a tough play at the net. Concentration . . and we are ready to play. VARSITY BASEBALL Sophomore Jeff Atkinson is expected to be a big factor this season. Front, L to R: David Van Meter, Keith Mahan, Don Benner, Mark Ritchie, Shawn Russell. Middle, L to R: Tom Furlong, Roger Cox, Jeff Williams, Tony Beavers, Kevin Clar, Steve Bomar. Back, L to R: Coach Bryant, Fernando Franco, Jeff Atkin- son, Mike Brosamer, Dan Hogan, Jack Medici. Not pictured: Assistant Coach Ed Ritchie. Manager Larry Roberts Manager Joey Hasselwander 60 Seniors Tony Beavers, Dan Hogan, Mark Ritchie, Mike Brosamer and Steve Bomar. GIRLS BASKETBALL Little Kimmy CA-CA Varsity Award Winners Tree Hutchinson skies for a jumper. FRL MVP get opening tip. Sophomore Vicki Kersh. Coach Miller bellows out instructions. jv Coach Barbara Sugaya. 61 1980-1981 Sports Scores Junior Varsity Football Varsity Football Westwood Opponent Westwood Opponent 12 Big Valley 12 6 Big Valley 0 12 Mercy 0 36 Mercy 0 6 Fall River 36 26 Fall River 18 16 Chester 32 8 Chester 19 12 Loyalton 0 12 Loyalton 7 0 Portola 36 8 Portola 8 2 Herlong 0 34 Flerlong 0 6 Greenville 6 6 Greenville 14 Boys J.V. Basketball Varsity Boys Basketball Westwood Opponent Westwood Opponent 39 North State 27 45 North State 56 21 Portola 10 72 Portola 46 31 •McCloud 19 44 •Maxwell 32 42 Liberty 28 63 Liberty 37 34 Mercy 56 47 Mercy 56 8 Modoc 53 48 Modoc 64 21 Flamilton City 23 59 Hamilton City 32 21 Big Valley 35 47 •Big Valley 38 29 Truckee 41 39 Truckee 57 72 Downieville 34 102 Downieville 36 48 Greenville 49 39 Greenville 52 50 Loyalton 48 53 Loyalton 49 45 North Tahoe 34 51 Maxwell 54 44 Quincy 55 51 North Tahoe 71 40 Greenville 55 50 Quincy 69 58 Herlong 46 25 Greenville 27 39 Loyalton 34 54 Herlong 50 22 Chester 34 57 Loyalton 44 72 Downieville 60 26 Chester 31 52 Portola 48 76 Downieville 33 28 Chester 46 66 Portola 39 66 Herlong 34 52 Chester 36 35 Butte Valley 44 59 Herlong 65 42 Herlong 34 54 Dunsmuir 72 43 ‘Lassen Frosh 25 59 Hayfork 52 •Consolation Championship 52 •Tule Lake 54 •Consolation Championship Girls 1980 Girls 1980 Varsity Basketball J.V. Basketball Westwood Opponent Westwood Opponent 46 Loyalton 20 14 Loyalton 19 35 Burney 27 6 Burney 32 35 Dunsmuir 40 22 Downieville 6 63 Downieville 40 24 Chester 30 49 Chester 40 20 Quincy 37 30 Quincy 21 41 Greenville 5 82 Greenville 12 19 Truckee 41 52 Truckee 45 20 North Tahoe 26 43 North Tahoe 37 20 Herlong 35 49 Loyalton 24 15 Loyalton 29 48 Portola 27 24 Portola 16 59 Downieville 44 21 Downieville 29 55 Herlong 31 25 Herlong 35 32 Chester 25 27 Chester 33 84 Greenville 20 40 Greenville 15 45 Loyalton 14 17 Loyalton 36 48 •Big Valley 41 40 •Fall River 48 Girls J.V. Volleyball •Tournament of Champions Match Scores Westwood Opponent Girls Varsity Volleyball 1 Bic Valley 2 Match Scores 0 Fall River 2 Westwood Opponent 0 Hayfork 2 1 Big Valley 2 1 Fall River 2 2 Etna 0 0 Etna 2 2 Trinity 1 2 Greenville 0 0 Hayfork 2 2 Downieville 0 0 3 Big Valiev Greenville 2 1 0 Truckee 0 Quincy 2 2 3 Downieville 1 2 Loyalton 1 3 Truckee 0 1 Portola 2 0 Quincy 3 2 Chester 0 3 Loyalton 0 1 North Tahoe 2 3 Herlong 0 3 Portola 1 3 Chester 0 3 North Tahoe 2 2 •Modoc 0 2 •Big Valley 0 2 •Modoc 0 A? 1 •Quincy 2 •Tournament of Champions ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS BLOCK W Back Row left to right: jeff Atkinson, Jack Medici, John Lawler, Dan Roper Mike Brosamer. Front Row left to right: Joe Mayes, Tony Ceaglio, Mark Ritchie, Kevin Clark, and Steve Bomar. FHA Back Row left to right: Vicki Kersh, Vicki Pannell, Kim Schier, Marty Stevens, Kelley Jones, Lora Dickson, and Kim Stevens. Front Row left to right: Terri Barber. Laurene Flans, Shelley Stevens, Connie Garcia, Sylvia Lathem, Becky Prows, and GiGi Hans. 64 STUDENT COUNCIL Back Row Left to Right: Terri Barber, Steve Bomar, Stacy Whittle, Mark Ritchie, John Lawler. Middle Row Left to Right: Heidi Bero, Jeff Atkinson, Stacy Oxford, Debbie Murphy, Kevin Clark, Sylvia Latham, Kelly Jones, Don Benner, Vicki Panned. Front Row Left to Right: Joe Silva, Glen Marchand, Belinda Bolin, Kaylon Whittle, Bill Morrison. % 65 Left to Right: Terri Barber, Mark Ritchie, Stacy Whittle. G. A. A. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Back row, L to R: Kelley Jones, Heidi Bero, Becky Prows, Trenna Alexander, Lora Dickson. Middle Row, L to R: Kaylan Whittle, Stephanie Self, Kathy Stout, Debbie Smith, Vicki Kersh. Front Row, L to R: Sandy Stout, Kim Schier, Tammy Alexander, Vicki Pannell. C.S.F. CALIFORNIA SCHOFASTIC FEDERATION 66 Left to Right: Trenna Alexander, Heidi Bero, Dan Hogan, Sylvia Lathem, and Kim Schier. Putting together a yearbook is a difficult task. There are con- stant problems with deadlines, missing pictures, no film, lack of supplies, and missed assignments. It is hard work, but it can bring a group of people very close together to work for a common goal. As these pictures show, we had a lot of fun too. We hope you enjoy our efforts in your 1980-1981 ''Chip- munk . 1980-1981 YEARBOOK ADVISOR, PHIL BRYANT STAFF - Trenna Alexander, Tammy Alex- ander, Steve Bomar, Mike Brosamer, Susan Hildreth, Dan Hogan, John Lawler, Mark Rit- chie, Kathy Stout, Stacy Whittle, Kerry Wood. EDITOR, TRENNA ALEXANDER ASSOCIATE EDITOR TAMMY ALEXANDER BUSINESS MANAGER - KATHY STOUT LAYOUTS - STACY WHITTLE COPY EDITOR - DAN HOGAN PHOTOGRAPHER - MARK RITCHIE % 67 THE WESTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL FLETCHER WALKER BAND r , - , w ««■ w Mr. Lou Hamilton and the spirited Lumberjack Band. A combination of students from the High School and Fletcher Walker; this growing group has added a new dimension to the spirit of WHS. WHS Students participating in band. First Row; left to right- Kim Stevens, Sylvia Band Officers Latham, Belinda Bolin, Linda Joa and Debbie Eis. Second Row, right to left- Travis Wilson, Verlyn Michaels, Anne Wilson, Joey Silva, and Deland Michler Center-Director, Mr. Lou Hamilton 68 DRILL TEAM Back Row: Left to Right-Lora Dickson, Shawna Draper, Belinda Bolin, Anne Wilson, and Colleen Russell, front row: Left to right Kathy Stout, Terri Barber, Sandy Stout and Linda Joa. CHEERLEADERS Left to right-Tina Hutcbinson, Kena Williams, Vicki Pannell, Debbie Smith, and Stacy Oxford. Seated Heidi Bero. Munchin out at the Banquet Pep assembly action Mascot Heidi Bero DO IT WITH SPIRIT Being a cheerleader involves a lot of extra time and energy. Summer practices, fund raisers, pep assemblies, and making uniforms. Sometimes you feel as if you will always be a little behind in something. 71 CATEGORIES SHYEST Gigi Hans and Joey Silva GOOFIEST Heidi Bero and Brett Kelly HAPPIEST Jeff Atkinson and Debbie Murphy BEST DRESSED Kathy Stout and Dan Roper MOST SPIRITED Heidi Bero and John Lawler BEST PERSONALITY Stacy Oxford and Jack Medici CATEGORIES SWEETEST Steve Bomar and Gigi Hans LOUDEST Tony Ceaglio and Trenna Alexander BEST LOOKING Kathy Stout and Mark Ritchie SCHOOL FLIRT Debbie Murphy and Tony Beavers PERFECTIONIST Stacy Whittle and Brian Nelson SCHOOL COMIC Trenna Alexander and John Lawler % CATEGORIES MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Dan Hogan and Stacy Whittle MOST ATHLETIC Tammy Alexander and Mark Ritchie FRIENDLIEST Kent Williams and Terri Barber TOUGHEST Tammy Alexander and Tony Ceaglio RECORD BREAKERS Senior, Dan Hogan: Superior Cals leading rebounder, 17.9 average. Single game rebounds - 28. Season shoot- ing percentage - 50.5. Junior, Tina Hutchinson: Assists in a game - 11. Senior, Tammy Alexander: T.O.L. leading scorer in 1980 - 43. T.O.L. leading scorer, total pts. career - 97. Total pts. per season - 281. Total pts. career - 600. Senior, Mark Ritchie: Most tackles in a game - 26. TEAM RECORDS Boys Basketball: Defensive average - 47.3 Most pts. in a game - 102 Girls Basketball: Defensive Average - 30.8 Most pts. in a game - 84 Sophomore, Roger Cox: Most catches in one game - 10. Most yardage in one game - 141. Most catches in season -41. Most yards in season - 501. Most career catches - 41. Most yards career - 501. 75 BANK OF AMERICA AWARD WINNERS Back row, L to R: Colin Conlee, John Lawler, Dan Hogan. Front row, L to R: Trenna Alexander, Vicki Pannell, Kathy Stout, Stacy Whittle. CERTIFICATE WINNERS Colin Conlee - Art Award John Lawler - English Award Trenna Alexander - Social Studies Award Vicki Pannell - Home Economics Award Kathy Stout - Business Award Stacy Whittle - Laboratory Science Award PLAQUE WINNER Dan Hogan - Science Math Award AUTOGRAPHS CANDID CAMERA Eat, Drink and Be Merry First he took me to dinner, then ... 78 Matt Bryant leads a student cheer. Rookie at What? Look Ma, one hand. I didn't do anything wrong! 79 BIG HITS Running on Empty - Jackson Browne OF THE YEAR Head Games - Foreigner De Do Do Do, De Da Da Da - The A Touch Too Touch - AC DC Police 80 THE HITS OF THE YEAR Have a Coke and a Smile We Don't Need No Education - Pink Floyd % Why Me - Styx ATHLETES IN ACTION VanMeter shoots, Atkinson rebounds. Roper looks over the opponents as the Varsity takes a time out. Varsity offensive line sets up against Greenville. Kelley jones wins the tip. 82 Coach Barbara Sugaya passes out her famous fortune cookies to the JV girls. ATHLETES IN ACTION 83 Westwood defeats Fall River Senior Halfback Mark Ritchie. Linda Joa, Vicki Kersh, Kaylon Wittle and Samantha Sifton, show off their basketball awards. Tin a Hutchinson Seniors Steve Bomar, John Lawler, and Stacy Whittle share a moment of typical Westwood excitement. 84 Snuds -The basic snack of the 80's Arthur Waite-Senior 4650989 Alias: Art; Artichoke Animal House II, the yearbook staff. 85 ADVERTISING ADVERTISING ADVERTISING ADVERTISING ADVERTISING ADVERTISING ADVERTISING ADVERTISING ADVERTISING ADVERTISING ADVERTISING AYOOB'S ACE Hardware Sporting Goods Clothing For All The Family Phone Hardware 258-2628 Clothing 258-2611 Chester, California AI man or I ravel Service .. where service is a matter of pride! Main Street, PO Box 586 Chester, Calif. 96020 (916) 258-3204 June A. Madsen owner Sponsors New Dimensions - Carolyn S. Bianchi Susanville, Calif. Bookkeeping Tax Preparation Service-John J. Donahue Clear Creek Karl's Shoes - Jack O'Shinski Susanville, Calif. 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