Westwood High School - Chipmunk Yearbook (Westwood, CA)

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NAME LIKES DISLIKES AMBITION FATE Sue Andres: Steve, stuffed animals, horses. Foreward guys and when my car To be happily married and have To live alone all of my life and and dark places. wont’ run. a successful career. draw welfare. Gary Beal: Honda street bikes. Suzuki street bikes. To design street bikes. To never design a motorcycle fast enough. Doris Bigelow: Sports and nice people. Stuck up people To be a beautician. To live in Westwood. Jere Bolin: Girls Ugly girls. To be a coke dealer. To live fast, die young, and leave a good looking kid. Jeff Cantrell: Snowmobiling, snow surfing, and women. Going to school. To be a welder. To be a teacher. Kevin Clark: Football, winning, and Tina. Losing. To have a nice family and an enjoyable job. To be a teacher. Tina Hutchinson: Getting tan, partying, and Ke- vin. Winter, can’t party, and not hav- ing Kevin. Stay here the rest of my life. Marty Maynard: Money, men, and high times. School, having no friends, no money, and no car. To get out of high school. Living in Westwood Jack Medici: Skiing, football, and good friends. Snobby people, homework, and people who don’t like high school sports. To be rich and to have a big fam- ily. To be a Jesus freak. Todd E. Overton: Playing the guitar, flying, and hot women and cool beer. Not playing the guitar, Not flying, and cool women and hot beer. To be a millionaire. Not to be a millionaire. Stacy Oxford: Lots of money and Scott Ste- vens. Dirty looks and fighting. Having a family and a rich life. Losing something you care for. Eva M. Pacatte: Music. Funerals. Never to work the 9 to 5 shift. Work from 8 to 6 Bill Pettengill: Surfing, skateboarding, swim- ming, running, fishing, hunting, concerts, parties, backpacking, and women. Flakes, kooks, gremmies, drug- gies, loonies, goody goods, los- ers, crooks, and school. Become a marine biologist. To become rich and famous and live in the city. Kim Schier: Sports, television, and reading. Getting bad grades. A good career. Being poor and in jail. Erik Self: Maseraties, great friends, and summer. Opels, phonies, and liars. To have everything good I’ve dreamed about. Not to have my lear Jet. Derek Sheehy: Parties, skiing, fun people, and life. Gossip and problems. To be successful in the goal I’m looking for. Not to live in Southern Calif. Debbie Smith: Having fun with the people I like. People with big mouths, rumors, and gossip. To have a happy life. Westwood housewife. Scott Stevens: Shelley Stevens: Women, skiing, and sports. Reading, swimming, and good friends. Ugly women. Playing sports. Living in Westwood. Norman Terry: 2:35. Government. To become rich. Not to be rich. Kena Williams: Robert Urritia. Snobby People. To be a bum. To be married and have two wonderful kids. Kerry Wood: Getting loose. Getting busted. To own my own ski resort. Live in Westwood all my live.

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SENIOR..........CITIZENS Speech - Drama, with Medici, Nelsen and Schier. Sorry to u ake you up Tina. SENIORS “I will make you a deal you can’t refijse. Sue Andrc6 1982 Greg Haas smiles as he thinks of his snowmobile In the sewerpond6. Brian Sinclair, THE GREATEST AMERICAN HERO. 16

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SENIORS GO OUT IN STYLE • Stacy takes a test while Jack practices sleeping in a sitting position. Kim Schier takes notes on career planning. Jack and Derek lead th team in thier Senior ye. Derek Sheehy. The Doublemint Twins. The ‘‘Class’ of the class of 82. Erik Self deep in thought. Stacy “Movin On.” Marty Maynard surprises everyo by being here first period. Debbie Smith or is it Debbie Wo 18