Westwood High School - Chipmunk Yearbook (Westwood, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1983 volume:

% • A t fT CHIPMUNK 1982 1983 Published by the Annual Staff of Westwood High School Westwood, California WESTWOOD NEXT RIGHT NORTHEASTERN CAUFORNIAS RECREATION CENTER moma CUTER • • • SERV1CE AREAS TOURIST ACCCMOMTIOKS CHURCHES SCHOOLS • MU • OUTDOOR SPORTS •CLUBS _ KEEP CtUFOKKU tKEBK I Yearbook Editor-Debbie Murphy Associate Editor- Jim Daniels Business Manager-Mike Biggs Advisor- Phil Bryant Staff- Jeff Atkinson Heidi Bero Roger Cox Lora Dickson Shauna Draper Gigi Hans Don Benner JOURNALISM Master-Minded Mike Biggs! Benner instructs Draper in the art of cropping. The Gang: Small in guantity but packed with power. Atkinson supplies electricity while Don operates the apparatus. Recording memories is a difficult task, but the Journalism Staff set out to do just that. Soliciting funds, scheduling photo sessions, keeping accounts of sports scores, and setting up page layouts all weighed heavily on our minds. Yet we realized the importance of publishing a guality yearbook and dedicated ourselves to the task. This final product serves as a remembrance of the entire school year. It preserves for- ever the faces of instructors and classmates, suspense-filled ball games, crazy dress-up days, and fads of the time. For freshmen, it represents one of their first rites of high school; for seniors, it depicts their final year. It is a picture-filled journal of what once was. We the Journalism Staff of Westwood High School, have been priveleged to compile this living history for your enjoyment. It is our hope that we've been able to capture your special memories of 1982-83. 2 Our leaders in action. My chest is bigger than your chest! DEDICATED. . . to all our parents. PARENTS: This 1982-83 yearbook is dedicated to our parents. It has been their dedication to us that has contributed the most to our opportunities for memories and accomplishments in high school. For all you have done for us we offer our thanks, our love and our hopes for the future. As you look at these pages you can share with us the events of the year knowing that we are the product of your concerns, guidance, and love. Words can't adeguately express the intention of this dedication; but the simple thought......says it all. 3 Table of Contents Title Page 1 Yearbook Staff 2 Dedication 3 Seniors 5 Juniors 17 Sophomores 21 Freshmen 27 Activities 32 Sports 35 Organizations 69 Faculty 75 Advertisements 80 JEFF ATKINSON We have found a way to make it through We have the strength in the things we do We have finished a task, a job, a plan We have been in school and done all we can We are wiser, older, and set to be All that we can — this class of '83 SENIORS CASEY CARTER SENIORS LORA DICKSON G ROGER COX TOM FURLONG HAUNA DRAPER 7 SENIORS 3D HOLDEREGGER WENDELL HINTZ VICKI KER5H KEITH MAHAN I I SYLVIA LATHAM JIM McCORMICK BRIEN NELSEN VERLYN MICHEL DEBBIE MURPHY SENIORS SENIORS DAVID SPRIGG KIM STEVENS SANDY STOUT Batman and Robin? No! Sprigg and Wilson. Jeff Atkinson and Debbie Murphy check each other's pulse rates. Verlyn Michel does a guick cover up. SENIORS . . . the way we were! 11 SENIOR DIRECTORY ATKINSON, JEFF 3- Football, 1-Injured Reserve List; 4- Basketball, 2-MVP, 2-All League, 2-All Tourney, Captain, Most Insp.; 3- Base- ball, 1-All League, Most Imp., All Tourney-T.0.C.; 3-Honor Roll, 2-Journ- alism, 2-Speech Drama; Physical Fit- ness; Jr. Class V.P., S.B. President. BFNNFR, DON 4- Football, 1-All League; 2-Baseball; Physical Fitness; 1-Honor Roll; VICA Club; Journalism; FHA Treasurer; Boys State Candidate; Fr. VP, Soph. Rep., Sr. VP; Horizontal Climbing Team. BFRO, HEIDI 4-Honor Roll, CSF; 3-Cheerleading, 1- Captain; 3-Spanish, 3-Academic Olympics; 2-Journalism, Who's Who; 1-GAA, Track, Basketball, Sportsmanship Award; FHA; US Cheerleading Achievement Academy; So. Pres., Jr. Rep., Student Accredida- tion Committee. BROSAMER, ROB 1- Varsity Golf. CANTRELL, ADAM 2- Football, 1-All League. CARTER, CASEY 2-Eootball, 1-Most Insp.; 2-Track; 1- Baseball; Phys. Ed. TA. COX, ROGER 4-Eootball, 3-All League, 2-All Super- ior Calif., 1-League MVP; 4-Basketball; 4-Baseball, 1-All League, 1-League MVP; 2-Block W ; 2-Journalism; 2-Drama. DANIELS,JIM 4-Ski Club, Block W , Physical Eit- ness, Honor Roll; 3-Eootball, 1-JV MVP; 3-Track; 2-Journalism; VICA Club Pres., Westwood PE Award; 1-Golf; Welding; Who's Who; SB Vice Pres. DICKSON, LORA 2-Basketball, 1-Most Imp.; 2-Softball; 1-EHA, GAA, Honor Roll, SB Tres., Jour- nalism, Er. Pres., TA, Drill Team, Girls Basketball Stat., Speech Drama; So. and Jr. Class Cheerleader. THE ’CLASS’ OF ’83! DRAPER SHAUNA 4-Honor Roll; 2-French; 3-Volleyball; 2-EHA; Varsity Basketball Stat; TA; Drill Team; Journalism; Homecoming Queen; Sr. Class Secretary. EURLONG, TOM 4-Football, 1-Captain, 1-All League; 4-Block W ; 3-Honor Roll; 3-Basket- ball; 2-Baseball; 1-Track; Who's Who; Sr. Class President. HANS, GIGI 4-Volleyball, 1-Most Insp.; 4-FHA, 2- Historian, 1-Sec.; 3-Class Sec.; 2- Varsity Basketball Stat.; Girls Basket- ball Stat.; 1-GAA; SB Secretary; School Policy Committee Rep.; Accreditation Committee; 2nd Place- Lassen County Spelling Bee. HICKS, LAURA 4-Honor Roll; 3-FHA; 1-Softball; Volley- ball Stat.; Volleyball; Who's Who; Des- ign a Sign Art Award; Jr. Class Tres. HOELZLE, KEVIN 2-Golf; 1-Basketball; Block W . HOLDEREGGER, TOD 2- Academic Olympics; Golf; 1-Horizon- tal Climbing Team. KERSH, VICKI 4-Basketball; 4-Volleyball; 3-Track; EHA; Homecoming Queen. LATHAM, SYLVIA 4-EHA, 1-Sec., 1-VP; 2-Drum Major; 2- Physical Eitness; So. Class Tres., Directors Award. MAHAN, KEITH 3- Eootball; 2-Wrestling; 2-Baseball; 1- Track; 1-Golf; Academic Olympics; Regi- onal Youth Seminar; N. Calif. Art Show 3rd Place; Horizontal Climbing Team. MICHEL, VERLYN 2-Eootball; 2-Golf; VICA Club; 1-Hori- zontal Climbing Team. MURPHY, DEBBIE 4- Basketball, 2-All Trny., 2-All League, 1- Most Insp; 3-Softball, 1-All League; 2- SB Rep., 1-Yearbook Editor; 1-Jr. Class Pres., 1-Cheerleader; Lumberjack Editor; 2-GAA; 2Physical Fitness; 3- Honor Roll; 1-Drama; Boys Basketball Stat; Football Stat.; Baseball Stat. 12 SENIOR DIRECTORY NATRE5S, ROSE 2-Band; FHA. NELSEN, BRIEN 4-Honor Roll; Track; 2-Drama; 1-Journ- alism; 1-Football; Band; English Conn- ection Club; BPOE Student of the Qtr.; Bank of America Award Winner. RICHARDS, TINA 1-FHA; 1-Softball; Girls Basketball Stat.; Volleyball Mgr. and Stat.; Soft- ball Stat. SPRIGG, DAVID 4-Football; 4-Basketball; 2-VICA Club; 1-Academic Olympics. STEVENS, KIM 4-FHA, 1-Pres., 1-Pres., 1-Sec.; 4- Volleyball, 1-MVP, 1-All Tourney; 2- Basketball; 2-Softball, 1-Most Imp. STOUT, SANDY 4-Honor Roll; 3-Basketball; 3-Volley- ball; Business Vocational Classes; 2- French; 1-Track; Softball Stat.; Drill Team; Physical Fitness; Who's Who; Dis- tinguished High School Student. WILSON, GARY 4-Basketball; 3-Golf; 2-Football; 1- VICA Club; 1-Horizontal Climbing Team. SENIORS SIGN OUT 13 Casey and Jeff show off their General Hospital uniforms. Seniors make some plans for the weekend. This is the carburator isn't it? Checking out a fresh batch of chocolate chip cookies during nutrition. Adam tunes Mr. Bryants logg- ing truck. Kim Stevens. Senior Wills I, Jeff Atkinson, will my athletic ability to Brian Rainey. Thanks to R.C., T.F., and J.D. for being the best friends a guy could have and good luck to the Class of ''S3 . I, Don Benner, will my van to David Sprigg, (for one night only). All the luck in the world to the Class of 83 and all my love and thanks to Heidi Bero. I, Heidi Bero, leave my landcrusier to Sam S., my pompons to Lorrie Nelsen and my permanent hall pass to Marvena H., my love to my parents and good fortune and happiness to the Class of 83 , many thanks to B.N. S.L. I, Robert Brosamer, will all my stuff to anybody that will take it. Also good luck to the Class of 83 , they will need it. I, Adam Cantrell, would like to will all my defensive football talent to my little brother. I, Casey Carter, being of no mind and great body will the following: my moustache to Tom R., my ability to pick up women to Jim D., and my right knee to Jerry Lewis. I, Roger Cox, will all the blood and guts in the world and my friend Jim's brow to A.B. I, Jim Daniels, will my 4 yrs. at W.H.S. without a tardy to the Detention List, to Brian R. my 205 c.m., to Don B. my alligator, to Roger C. my Top Siders and to the Class of 83 my best wishes. I, Lora Dickson, would like to will: All of my love to Mike Patton, a lot of thanks to my parents, to the Freshmen is the future to get pounced on and enjoy it. Also thanks to my teachers, classmates and the Class of 83 the best in everything. I, Shauna Draper, will all my Pop Tarts to Gigi H., all my love and happiness to Steve and the best of luck to G.H., S.S., L.H., and the Class of 83 . I, Tom Fulong, will all my dazzling comedian personality to all the sullen people I am leaving behind. I, Genevieve Hans, will 5 lbs. of government Home Ec. cheese to Chris C, lots of thanks to my family, friends and teachers. Special thanks to S.D., L.D., V.K., A.C., L.H. and C.C. Lots of luck to the Class of 83 . I, Laura Hicks, will all my love and thanks to my mom, a good life to Trish, S.S., S.D., K.S., B.N., and all my love in the world to Glen and lots of happiness to the Class of 83 . I, Kevin Hoelzle, will lots of happiness, luck and thanks to my family and the best of luck to all my friends who helped my have fun through the years. I wish the Best of Luck to the Class of 83 , and my driving ability to D.B., M.M., D.S., G.W., and K.M. I, Tod Holderegger, leave to my underclassmates the knowledge that soon they will be in the same mess I'm in now. I, Vicki Kersh, will a lot of luck to my mom and dad in bringing up my sister and lots of luck the Class of 83 . I, Sylvia Latham, will anything I have to anyone who wants it, and all the best to my class. I, Keith Mahan, will this thought to the lower classes: Show your spirit, take pride in your school, excel in sports and always stay cool. I, Verlyn Michel will my Pictorial Museum of a locker to Tim H. and all the luck and happiness to the Class of 83 . I, Manual Mix, will my body to Arnie to dissect in his Gen. Science class, my older brother to Chris C, my grousing ability to Gina R., my perfectly matched shoes and love and kisses to Marvena. I, Debbie Murphy, will all my love to my family and to the best friends ever Stacy and Sue. Best of times to Jack because he deserves it always. A lot of thanks to my teachers who helped me dearly. God Bless the best class ever 1983 . I, Rose Nattress, leave my locker to Ed N. My hassels to Sinclair and all my thanks to 9th, 10th, 11th and 12th grades, not only the faculty, but also all of the teachers as well. I, Brien Nelsen, will my good taste in so many things to the guys in the Class of 86 , and to the girls I will if you will. I, Tina Richards, will the Classes '84, '85, '86 and '87 my humor, my Makin' Bacon shirt to Mr. Church and I also will the Class of 83 a big party. I, David Sprigg, will one boring week-end to my friends and the best of luck to all the student body of W.H.S. I, Kim Stevens, will all the happiness in the world to my family and lots of luck to the terrific Class of 83 . I, Sandy Stout, will all my love in the world to E.T., and 11 volleyball shirt to Tami H. and the best of luck to S.D., K.S., and L.H. I, Gary Wilson, will all my party experience to Tim Hetherington and my luck with women to Wade Jones. 15 Rusty Ladderholderegger. Debbie works on the homecoming halls. Dave and Don; Red and Black!! Seniors line up for their pictures. Senior Queen Jim Daniels. 16 Juniors Aaron Baker Patricia Hicks Wade Jones Deland Mickler Mary Cardin Stephanie Cordova Matt Gerrans Joe James Bill Karjcirik Jeff LeBert Clint Minnick Gina Richards Tracy Jones D on L ewi s Shawn Russell Juniors Tabi Sample Samantha Sifton Joey Silva Lisa Silva Kaylon Whittle Jeff Williams Look out world, here comes Shawn. I only party with the best. 19 And some day I'll be as tall as this yardstick. Junior pride . . . Shawn and Aaron look for Westwood on the world map. The Junior Volleyball Team. Todd Foley. Matt Gerrans - Mr. Wizard. Tim camps out in Chico. Debbie Carr shows her spirit. Wheelin Deland. 20 SOPHOMORES Sophomores Mike Biggs Mike Chappell Celena Bosetti Chris Cherez Brett Cantrell Jennifer Clark Terri Gannon Karen Harris Sean Hazzard 22 Chris Ceaglio Rosento Cordova Eddie Egyed Calvin Hedrick Sophomores Lisa Hinze Jim Kindred When Eddie talks, people listen. m Lori James Bill Lockward Jack McCormick Waitin' for some action. Tami Huss Rick LeBert Tom Jones Sophomores Jimmy Oxford Mike Pettengill Brian Pitts Brian Rainey Kathy Russell Chris Sinclair Mitch Wasik Joseph Ysais Brett C. doing his share for the winning sophomore hall. 24 Only two more years Cool Abdual. I heard my dad started this way too. I need a date for Saturday, what's your name again? Pretty Perfect. They wouldn't let me use my fingers. Mike C. smiles big for this photo. 25 Was Harold student body president and was Lori his high school sweetheart? A Sneak Peek at our students future! You may not be smilin' in 19 years Gary. As a high school student I imagine Phil smiled a lot too, but just look now. JACKS Football and relationships are a very important part of our high school years and can always become our future.................... 26 Freshmen Mike Accetta Kirsten Brosamer Paul Donahue Darin Hans Shawn Alexander Richard Cherez Lee Armstrong James Coplen Debby Brock Kim Davis 28 Freshmen Damon Hedrick Mark Melanson James Kirk Kevin Latham Lorrie Nelsen Rick Pettengill Teresa McNab Serena Richard 29 Words to live by Freshmen Larry Roberts Kelly Smith James Thorton Susan Wilson Ken Sawyer Jamie Silva Denney Smalley Steve Smith Jessica Welch Say Hey Mama! Melisa Wynn 30 HAVING A GOODTIME ! Don Benner supervises the popcorn stuffing antics of Keith Mahan and Brian Rainey. Ultra Man! Tom The Bomb! Debbie and Lora; making noise for the Varsity. Varsity basketball celebrates Joe Silva's birth- day. HOMECOMING 32 A time to remember . . . 1982 Homecoming Queen Vicki Kersh. Roger Cox and Teresa McNab Jeff Atkinson and Kaylon Whittle Tom Furlong and Vicki Kersh Keith Mahan and Tami Huss Princesses and their escorts. From L. to R. Jeff Atkinson and Kaylon Whittle, Keith Mahan and Tami Huss, Roger Cox and Teresa McNab. Bill Pettengill and Vicki Kersh 33 Seniors all the way. Climbing a ladder is one way to get to the top Brien. The secret water injected carbur- ator mixture. Wendell Hintz, traded to the Giants for two fungo bats and a ball bag. Working my way to the Senior trip. 34 Not in the halls Vic Eat your heart out Brooke! SPORTS VARSITY FOOTBALL Back Row L to R: R. Brosamer, B. Connelly, J. Atkinson, Coach Binswanger, D. Sprigg, W. Jones, Coach Bryant. Middle Row: D. Lewis, T. Furlong, A. Cantrell, J. Silva, B. Karjcirik. Front Row: T. Hetherington, K. Mahan, D. Benner, R. Cox, S. Latiker, J. Daniels, S. Russell, J. Williams. A glance back................ The 1982 season began with 17 players and a lot of uncertainty. The year ended with 13 players and a lot of satisfaction. Going in to the final game of the season Westwood still had a shot at the league title and a playoff berth. A tough 6-0 loss to the eventual section champions put the whole season in perspective. The success was due to a total team effort and the traditions of Westwood. Head Coach Fred Binswanger and his assistant Phil Bryant, were named Co-Coaches of the year for their direction of the 1982 'Jacks. Senior Roger Cox ended his football career as the Offensive Player of The Year. 36 Varsity on the move 1982 FOOTBALL ww 7 - 12 ww 10 - 0 ww 6 - 38 ww 0 - 28 ww 17 - 13 ww 0 - 20 ww 50 - 0 ww 14 - 0 ww 0 - 6 BIG VALLEY MERCY MODOC FALL RIVER LOYALTON PORTOLA HERLONG GREENVILLE CHESTER Varsity Defense versus Loyalton. New rule allows coaches on the field during time outs. Running the wishbone gets Roger a lot of attention. 37 Shawn Russell takes a Volcano for a Captain Tom Furlong leads the Jacks! 5 yard gain. Connelly, Silva, Latiker Lewis and Benner......... ur Main Man! The men up front. The Chester mud caused a few fumbles. Daniels and Connelly had the coverage complete. 38 GRIDIRON GREATS The Lumberjacks stand proud! Coach Bryant and Roger go over time out strategies. Westwood defense puts the stop on Loyalton to seal the opening league win. READY, BREAK! Senior fullback Jim Daniels draws a crowd on the inside drive. 39 Tom Furlong celebrates a touchdown. J V FOOTBALL Back Row L to R: S. Alexander, C. Hedrick, M. Wasik, R. Pettengill, C. Hedrick, M. Biggs. Middle Row: T. Jones, Coach Clark, B. Rainey, J. Hasselwander, L. Roberts, Coach Ritchie. Front Row: R. Cherez, B. Cantrell, D. Hedrick, J. Oxford, S. Hazzard, M. Pette- ngill, S. Dardis. A year of growth.............. Fundamentals, repetition and learning_the three key words for a JV football player. Coaches Bob Clark and Mark Ritchie led the young 'Jacks for the 1982 season. Their emphasis was on gaining the necessary ex- perience to be contributing varsity player in the next few years. Brian Rainey led the 'Jacks from his guarter- back position where he threw to tight end Joe Hasselwander and handed off to Mike Pettengill, the leading rusher. Coach Clark stated, The measure of our success is not in wins and losses but rather in the growth and development of our athletes. Head Coach Bob Clark and assistant Mark Ritchie provided stability to the JV team. 40 J.V. IN ACTION Biggs, Alexander and Jones The Sack Pack! JV FOOTBALL ww 26 - 0 BIG VALLEY ww 6 - 40 MERCY ww 0 - 55 MODOC ww 0 - 28 FALL RIVER ww 6 - 22 LOYALTON ww 6 - 14 P0RT0LA ww 7 - 21 QUINCY ww 0 - 12 GREENVILLE ww 20 - 0 CHESTER Sophomore guarterback Brian Rainey gives the playcall to the J.V. offense. Running back Mike Pettengill breaks a tackle for a big gain. A little heat on the Loyalton QB. Joe Ysais kicks off for the Junior Jacks. 41 LEAGUE FLAY The J.V. defense looks over Loyalton offense. Mike turns up field for a gain. With good protection Brian Rainey sets to throw. The J.V. offense hears the set call. With good blocking, Alexander takes the ball the dive hole. On the side lines during a hot day game. 42 fun spirit wild slick ALL TIME CLASSICS CM � ™� crazyt loose VARSITY VOLLEYBALL BACK ROW L TO R: G. Hans, K. Stevens, S. Draper. MIDDLE ROW: G. Richards, S. Stout, L. Nelsen, V. Kersh FRONT ROW: Coach Sugaya, S. Richards. Co Champions . . . Coach Barbara Sugaya returned from a year overseas and she has not lost her winning wavs. The Varsity Vollevballers fin- ished with a Feather River League Co-Championship. Led bv seniors Vicki Kersh, Gigi Hans, Shauna Draper, Sandv Stout and Kim Stevens, the Jills were once again a dom- inant factor in all their games. A three game playoff loss to Herlong eliminated Westwood from the section playoffs, but it certainly didn't change the fact that a new banner will be hanging in the gym for the 1982 Volleyball team. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL WESTWOOD 3 - 0 GREENVILLE WESTWOOD 3 - 0 DOWNIEVILLE WESTWOOD 1 - 3 QUINCY WESTWOOD 3 - 1 LOYALTON WESTWOOD 3 - 0 HERLONG WESTWOOD 3 - 0 PORTOLA WESTWOOD 3 - 0 CHESTER WESTWOOD 3 - 0 GREENVILLE WESTWOOD 3 - 0 DOWNIEVILLE WESTWOOD 0 - 3 CENTRAL V. WESTWOOD 1 - 3 HAYFORK WESTWOOD 1 - 3 HOOPA WESTWOOD 2 - 3 HERLONG WESTWOOD 0 - 3 QUINCY WESTWOOD 3 - 0 LOYALTON WESTWOOD 3 - 1 PORTOLA WESTWOOD 3 - 1 CHESTER WESTWOOD 0 - 3 HERLONG 44 1982 CO - CHAMPIONS another title Coach Barbara Sugaya gives some late strategy. Kim Stevens sets! Gina Richards and Kim Stevens go up for a block. Shauna Draper makes a nice save. Volleyballing Tina Richards, Volleyball Manager A lot of enthusiasm from the bench. Vicki Kersh bumps it over the net. Coach Sugaya gives instructions during a time out. Shauna Draper, ready for action. 46 J V VOLLEYBALL JV VOLLEYBALL WHS 1 - 2 GREENVILLE WHS 0 - 2 QUINCY WHS 1 - 2 LOYALTON WHS 0 - 2 PORTOLA WHS 0 - 2 CHESTER WHS 2 - 0 GREENVILLE WHS 0 - 2 CENTRAL VALLEY WHS 2 - 1 HAYFORK WHS 0 - 2 HOOPA WHS 1 - 2 QUINCY WHS 1 - 2 LOYALTON WHS 1 - 2 PORTOLA WHS 2 - 1 CHESTER A building year. The girls JV Volleyball team had a productive year as they gained valuable experience for the future. Coach Hilda Morlang was instrumental in building the character of this young team. BACK ROW L to R: J. Wright, L. Armstrong, K. Harris, MIDDLE ROW: K. Brosamer, C. Cherez, FRONT ROW: K. Russell, L. James, T. Huss, S. Mattern, Coach Morlang 47 The sign says it all. J.V. Defense. J.V. Volleyballers Shauna Mattern serves. Armstrong. J Jackie Wright gives it her all. Lori James on a block. ...lead to a last second win. 48 ALL LEAGUE ATHLETES 1982-83 JEFF ATKINSON BASKETBALL ALL LEAGUE DON BENNER FOOTBALL ALL LEAGUE BOB CONNELLY FOOTBALL ALL LEAGUE ROGER COX FOOTBALL ALL LEAGUE ALL SUPERIOR CALIFORNIA VICKI KERSH VOLLEYBALL-BASKETBALL ALL LEAGUE TOM FURLONG FOOTBALL ALL LEAGUE NOT PICTURED SANDY STOUT VOLLEYBALL ALL LEAGUE SHAWN RUSSELL FOOTBALL ALL LEAGUE WRESTLING LEAGUE CHAMPION ADAM CANTRELL FOOTBALL ALL LEAGUE DEBBIE MURPHY BASKETBALL ALL LEAGUE VARSITY BASKETBALL Front Row L. to R. - T. Jones, R. Cox, J. Silva, C. Sinclair. Back Row D. Sprigg L. to R.- Coach Phil Bryant, W. , J. Atkinson, T. Hetherington, Jones, G. B. Rainey. Wilson, T . Foley WESTWOOD 41 - 40 NORTH STATE WESTWOOD 49 - 25 QUINCY WESTWOOD 33 - 78 GREENVILLE WESTWOOD 68 - 44 DOWNIEVILLF WESTWOOD 48 - 39 CHESTER WESTWOOD 59 - 60 HERLONG WESTWOOD 55 - 57 LIBERTY CHRISTIAN WESTWOOD 54 - 44 PORTOLA WESTWOOD 67 - 69 HAMILTON CITY WESTWOOD 66 - 74 CHESTER WESTWOOD 42 - 44 McCLOUD WESTWOOD 71 - 50 DOWNIEVILLE WESTWOOD 45 - 43 HAYFORK WESTWOOD 57 - 50 LOYALTON WESTWOOD 43 - 45 HERLONG WESTWOOD 53 - 37 QUINCY WESTWOOD 49 - 43 P0RT0LA WESTWOOD 43 - 55 HAYFORK WESTWOOD 50 - 66 CHESTER WESTWOOD 54 - 40 LASSEN WESTWOOD WESTWOOD 61 — 46 52 -.62 L0YALT0N GREENVILLE WESTWOOD 71 - 57 FT. JONES The Westwood Lumberjacks finished a strong third in the Feather River League. Two last second losses to eventual champion Herlong, were the only difference between first and third. For the second straight year Jeff Atkinson was the scoring and rebounding leader. He was joined in the starting lineup by three year letterman, Roger Cox, junior Wade Jones and sophomores Brian Rainey and Chris Sin- clair. Gary Wilson played the key sixth man role, coming off the bench to finish second in scoring and boards. Coach Bryant was pleased with his teams effort and looks forward to the 1983-84 season when seven players will return to pursue a league title. 1981 graduate Steve Bomar, returned to serve as an assistant coach for Phil Bryant. Hustle and pride Sophomore Brian Rainey was a starter all year. Gary Wilson leads the fast break. The Jacks floor leader, Senior Roger Cox. The 'Jacks spread out the Herlong defense, then went inside for an easy bucket by Wade Jones. Gary Wilson finishes a nights work and gets an early start to Walker Lake. Wade Jones hits against Greenville. Rogei- Cox boards hard. Joe Silva gets in the face of Portola. Brian Rainey scores for West- wood. VARSITY Jeff Atkinson goes up over Herlong for 2 of his 23 points. Tim Hetherington stretches for a rebound against Portola. Gary Wilson grabs a loose ball. David Sprigg does some inside work. Wade Jones rejects a Portola layup. Jeff Atkinson lays in an easy two. VARSITY BASKETBALL From L. to R. Standing - L. Dickson, Coach J. Miller, D. Murphy, V. Kersh. From L. to R. Sitting - K. Stevens, K. Harris, S. Sifton, G. Richards C. Bosetti, C. Ceaglio The 1982-83 'Jills provided the same excite- ment and determination as any past team. In spite of several underclassmen and limited experience the 'Jills fought to a third place finish. Senior All League players Vicki Kersh and Debbie Murphy were joined by classmates Kim Stevens and Lora Dickson; the final starter was usually junior Sam Sifton. These girls were supported by sophomores Celena Bossetti and Chris Ceaglio. Sam, Chris and Celena provide an excellent nuc- leus for a title hunt in 83-84. Coach Jeff Miller kept fans on the edge of their seats with his enthusiasm and capable leadership. Coach Miller uses a time out to make some player changes. 54 HANGING TOUGH Aggressive rebounding!! Lora and Celena work the boards The FEARSOME FIVE! An easy two for Sammy Jo. 55 Debbie Murphy hits a short jumper. JILLS IN ACTION Debbie Murphy out-jumps Chester. Gina Richards sets for a re- bound against Portola. Vicki and Kim screen out two Volcanoes. VARSITY BASKETBALL WESTWOOD 44 - 46 BIGGS WESTWOOD 36 - 34 CHESTER WESTWOOD 36 - 48 HAYFORK WESTWOOD 32 - 29 HERLONG WESTWOOD 41 - 30 PORTOLA WESTWOOD 43 - 44 CHESTER WESTWOOD 36 - 40 LOYALTON WESTWOOD 39 - 40 QUNICY WESTWOOD 54 - 25 HERLONG WESTWOOD 57 - 47 DOWNIEVILLE WESTWOOD 53 - 28 PORTOLA WESTWOOD 37 - 43 CHESTER WESTWOOD 60 - 52 DOWNIEVILLE WESTWOOD 40 - 27 LOYALTON WESTWOOD 29 - 48 QUINCY Chris Ceaglio played well for the Jill's in '82 and '83. Celena gets inside pos- ition and an offensive board. ii i 3 JILLS HARD AT WORK The Jills' keep good defensive posi- tion. Sam Sifton skies for the tip. Coach Miller makes some game adjustments. The Jills' deny Hayfork a chance for a rebound. Lora Dickson shoots over the Portola defense. 57 J.V. BASKETBALL Top Row L. to R.- K. Sawyer, J. Hasselwander, M. Cox, C. Hedrick. Middle Row - J. Ysais, M. Wasik, J. Thornton. Bottom Row - D. Hans, M. Pettengill, J. Oxford, R. Pettengill. WESTWOOD 21 - 41 NORTHSTATE WESTWOOD 23 - 46 MAXWELL WESTWOOD 28 - 42 McCLOUD WESTWOOD 35 - 54 LIBERTY CHRISTIAN WESTWOOD 38 - 53 HAMILTON CITY WESTWOOD 44 - 58 McCLOUD WESTWOOD 23 - 62 HAYFORK WESTWOOD 59 - 30 HERLONG WESTWOOD 34 - 53 P0RT0LA WESTWOOD 34 - 48 CHESTER WESTWOOD 55 - 48 L0YALT0N WESTWOOD 37 - 49 GREENVILLE Coach Jack Forester led the Junior 1Jac to a third place finish in the tough Feather River League. Although short on experience, Westwood was in the title race until the last few games of the season. It was a strong team effort that kept Westwood together through the 1982-83 season. There were no real individual standouts on this team. Although several personalities stood out a different times. Sophomore Mike Cox was noted for rejecting shots; Mike Pettengill for his hustle; Jim Thornton for his passing; Ken Sawyer for shooting; Joe Hasselwander for all around play. It was a unigue combination of young athletes who were growing, gaining experience and improving their skills. 58 WESTWOOD 50 - 70 QUINCY WESTWOOD 57 - 36 DOWNIEVILLE WESTWOOD 71 - 16 HERLONG WESTWOOD 34 - 27 P0RT0LA WESTWOOD 52 - 61 CHESTER WESTWOOD 51 - 49 DOWNIEVILLE WESTWOOD 55 - 41 L0YALT0N WESTWOOD 41 - 43 GREENVILLE WESTWOOD 41 - 83 QUINCY WESTWOOD 25 - 38 LASSEN FROSH WESTWOOD 21 - 37 BUTTE VALLEY Coach Jack Forester provided the leadership for the JV squad. In his fourth year, Jack once again had a title contending team. Point guard Darin Hans. Freshman guard Jim Thornton. J.V. ACTION Mitch Wasik. Mike Pettengill out hustles Herlong for a loose ball. Jim Thornton pressures the ball while his teammates shut off the outlets. Cory Hedrick. Mike Cox dishes out another CHECK Freshman Joe Hasselwander gave the JV's some inside muscle. 51 T t GAINING EXPERIENCE Junior Varsity subs waiting for some action. Joe Ysais. Good position equals good defense. Mike Cox hits a long jumper for two. J.V. Rebounding. Harper, Cox and Sinclair shut down the Quincy JV's. JV BASKETBALL Top Row - L. to R. Serena Richards, Lori Nelsen, Chris Cherez, Lee Armstrong Bottom Row - L. to R. Kirsten. Brosamer, Susan Wilson WESTWOOD 8 - 35 BIGGS WESTWOOD 5 - 23 PIERCE WESTWOOD 16 - 17 HAYEORK WESTWOOD 12 - 33 P0RT0LA WESTWOOD 18 - 50 CHESTER WESTWOOD 15 - 29 L0YALT0N WESTWOOD 24 - 31 QUINCY recap. . Although not having a winning season, the J.V.'s gained valuable experience. They have a lot to look forward to as most of the team members were freshmen and will return next year. The season began with Mr. Sinclair as the coach, he took over until Miss Sugaya was able to return from a leave of absence. Leading scorer for the young Jill's was freshman Lorrie Nelsen. Serena Richards and Susan Wilson were also key factors in the season with their rebounding and ball handling. It was a successful season from the stand- poing of improvements in skills, attitudes and self-discipline. WESTWOOD 22 - 40 DOWNIEVILLE WESTWOOD 20 - 43 P0RT0LA WESTWOOD 33 - 55 CHESTER WESTWOOD 31 - 22 DOWNIEVILLE WESTWOOD 25 - 32 L0YALT0N WESTWOOD 24 - 36 GREENVILLE WESTWOOD 27 - 37 QUINCY Lee Armstrong shoots over the Pierce defense. 61 JV JILLS Mr. Sinclair worked the JVs during Coach Suqaya's absence. Kirsten Brosamer. Chris Cheraz grabs a board. A disappointing loss. Lorrie Nelsen looks inside for a quick score. GOLF BACK ROW - T. Jones, R. Holderegger, W. IHintz. MIDDLE ROW - M. Drake, T. Johnston, V Michel. FRONT ROW - R. LeBert, G. Wilson, K. Hoelzle. TRACK After several attempts to take a track team photo, we came up with nothing but falling snow and poor lighting. But the track team was there and working hard as we passed our final deadline. Mr. Will Wright directed the Track program again in 1983. He is looking for good performance from Tim Hetherington, Vicki Kersh, Wade Jones, Serena Richard and Mike Pettengill. WRESTLING Shawn Russell was the key man agair in 1982. He was E.R.L. Champion, Sectic Champion and placed 5th in Sub-Section. An outstanding accomplishment for both Shawn and the Westwood grapplers. First year head coach Joe Garcia provide leadership and the strong fundamentals necessary to build a program with. He will return along with all his current wrestlers for the 1983 season. WRESTLING BACK ROW - Coach Joe Garcia, J. LeBert, C. Hedrick, T. Jones, Ass. Coach Andy Guiterrez. FRONT ROW - S. Russell, C. Draper. 64 BASEBALL Coach Phil Bryant returns for his fourth year at the helm of the Var- sity Baseball Team. The team is also pursuing it's fourth straight championship season. Roger Cox is the key man in the JACK'S title hopes. If he again repeats his performance as League M.V.P. the JACKS should again be tough. Joining Roger as key re- turnee's are Jeff Atkinson, Chris Sinclair, Brian Rainey and Don Benner. Newcomers Clayton Henderson, Joe Hasselwander and Tom Furlong are battling for starting spots. BACK ROW - M. Mix, J. Williams, L. Roberts, D. Mickler, J. Hasselwander, B. Karjcarik. MIDDLE ROW - R. Nelsen, K. Mahan, S. Hancock, J. James. FRONT ROW - T. Furlong, B. Rainey, D. Benner, J. Oxford, C. Sinclair. Not Pictured - R. Cox, J. Atkinson, T. Foley, C. Carter, J. McCormick, C. Henderson. THE MOUND CREW - Henderson, Cox, Furlong, Atkinson,Rainey and Sinclair. Getting the field ready is the big project every season. This was no different as three feet of snow greeted the players on the first day of practice. 65 SOFTBALL TOP ROW - G. Richards, C. Ceaglio, D. Murphy, S. Mattern, S. Sifton, K. Whittle. MIDDLE ROW - C. Cherez, L. James, S. Cordova, M. Cardin. FRONT ROW - K. Brosamer, D. Brock, L. Hinze, L. Silva, L. Nelsen. Duane Allison is set for his second year as coach of the Softball team. A large turnout was on hand for the first day of indoor practice. Key performers should be Seniors Lora Dickson and Debbie Murphy. They will lead a squad of underclassmen in pur- suit of a Feather River Leage Cham- pionship. Others who have looked good are Jun- iors Sam Sifton, Gina Richards and Kaylon Whittle, Sophomores Celena Bosetti and Chris Ceaglio as well as Freshmen Lorrie Nelsen and Debbie Brock. 1983 pitching hopefuls Debbie Murphy, Chris Ceaglio and Debbie Brock get some pointers from Coach Allison. 66 99 SIOHS ONIIlHVd STUDENT GOVERNMENT STUDENT BODY OFFICERS: L. to R.- Pres. Jeff Atkinson, Sec. Gigi Hans, Vice, Pres. Jim Daniels, Tres. Lora Dickson, Comm, of Asmb. Keith Mahan. FRESHMEN OFFICERS: L. to R.- Pres. Lorrie Nelsen, Vice Pres. Steve Smith Sec. Susan Wilson, Tres. Jamie Silva. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS: L to R.- Vice. Pres. Brian Rainey, Tres. Jennifer Clark, Sec. Chris Ceaglio, Pres. Chris Sinclair. JUNIOR OFFICERS: L. to R.- Sec. Sam Sifton, I SENIOR OFFICERS: L. to R.- Tres. Vicki Vice. Pres. Joey Silva, Pres. Kaylon Whittle. Kersh, Pres. Tom Furlong, Sec. Shauna Draper, Vice. Pres. Don Benner. 69 F.H.A. STANDING - K. Stevens, L. Hicks, R. Holderegger, G. Hans, D. Benner. S. Draper, K. Mahan, V. Kersh, SITTING - M. Harris, S. Latham. DRAMA The Drama program under director Phil Bryant produced some excell- ent programs for Westwood students. The Beverly Hillbillies and the Paper Chase were the two major productions for the year. Sylvia Latham, Brien Nelson, Debbie Murphy, Roger Cox, Jeff Atkinson, Don Benner, Keith Mahan, Lori Pearce, all contributed to the success of the program with their talent and humor. Hopefully, the Drama Club will continue to function at Westwood High School, even if only as on extracurricular program. BACK ROW - T. Jones, D. Sprigg, V. Michel, J. McCormick. MIDDLE ROW - D. Benner, J. Daniels, C. Hedrick, K. Hoelzle, G. Wilson. FRONT ROW - D. Nattress, E. Nattress. 70 BAND Top Row L. to R. - J. Kirk, P. Donahue, K. Latham, A. Baker, M. Wasik, J. McCormick, J. Silva, J. Spencer, M. Accetta, D Thomas. Middle Row - S. Alderman, D. Mickler, M. Growden, J. Silva, T. Hasselwander, N. Barrera, N. Davies, S. Hogan, J. Smith, K, Carr, R. Bruecker. Front Row - S. Latham, G. Hamilton, J. Accetta, C. V ood, J. Edwards, M. Biggs, R. Stevens, C. Daniels, E, Dardis, R. Nattress. Westwood's Band, under the direction of Mr. Lou Hamilton, has steadily improved its performances and positive impact on our community. Lou's dedication and his organization spirit are evident at all games and community spon- sored activities that they participate in. The Marching Band, The Jazz Band, The Concert Band and The Pep Band have all grown since Lou arrived four years ago. A Band Booster Club was founded in this 82- 83 school year as a community support group, providing fund raising and further assistance to the program. Director - Lou Hamilton 71 1982-83 CHEERLEADERS TERESA McNAB SERENA RICHARD JAMIE SILVA KAYLON WHITTLE HEAD CHEERLEADER HEIDI BERO LORRIE NELSEN pirit and enthusiasm ! MASCOTS Susan Wilson and Jessica Welch. ie 1982-83 Cheerleaders, under the direction ■ Lori Sinclair, established themselves as a jirited and hard working group, iveral fund raisers, lots of poster painting, illy competition and many hours of practices Llled all the girls spare time. All in all, t was a very productive year for the girls. 1982-83 CHEERLEADING SQUAD Taking a break. 73 CATAGORIES BEST DRESSED :elena bossetti brien nelsen BEST ALL AROUND LORA DICKSON ROGER COX SCHOOL COMICS CHRIS CEAGLIO JEFF ATKINSON MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED HEIDI BERO BRIEN NELSEN BIGGEST FLIRTS LEE ARMSTRONG CASEY CARTER 74 . . . voted by classmates. SENIOR WHO GOT AWAY WITH EVERYTHING DEBBIE MURPHY MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT HEIDI BERO DAVID SPRIGG MOST ATHLETIC VICKI KERSH ROGER COX MOST TALENTED SYLVIA LATHAM AARON BAKE BEST PERSONALITY GIGI HANS JEFF ATKINSON THE HAIR AFFAIR A SALON OF BEAUTY UNISEX STYLING 310 Birch St. Westwood, Ca 96137 (916) 256-2143 SPONSORS Westwood Auto Parts - 311 Ash St. P.0. Box 1137, Westwood, Ca 96137 Clear Creek Sporting Goods Rt. 1 Box 91 Clear Creek, CA 96137 Congratulations to the Class of '83. Farmers Insurance Group Box 366 Chester Main St. Chester, CA 96020 ( 916 ( Farmers Insurance Group Box 366 Chester Manin St. Chester, CA 96020 (916) 238-2218 Stampflis Inc. 2208 Main St. Susanville, Ca (916) 237-3427 M.E.B. Jewelry Lapidary P.0. Box 231 Lake Almanor CA 96137. Congratulations from N.E.B. Nails -N- More 328 Main St. Chester CA 96020 258-3662 Bosworth's 4 Season Resort 2700 Big Springs Road Lake Almanor CA 96137 76 SCHOOL BOARD SCHOOL BOARD: The School Board has sacrificed many hours of their time to develop a good education system for W.H.S. Their dedication and service can be measured in the quality of education we enjoy here. We the students of Westwood High offer our many thanks and gratitude to the Westwood High School Board of Education. From L. to R. - Joel Frankel, Ron Schall, Gertrudi Wunderlich, Ruth Jaquette and Dawn Hutchinson. ADMINISTRATION The administrative excellence of Westwood High School can be attributed to Hal Sinclair and Phil Bryant. Their ability to understand the students has made it possible for our school to prosper. We owe a great deal of thanks to these two men for making W.H.S a great place to gain an education and have fun. MR. PHIL BRYANT-ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT and MR. HEROLD SINCLAIR-SUPER INTENDENT PRINCIPAL 77 MECHANICAL DRAWING MATH SECRETARY SPECIAL EDUCATION HISTORY P.E. 33 O T3 HOME ECONOMICS O c 33 Z r DRAMA LIBRARY TYPING BUSINESS FACULTY JERRY JESSEE WOOD SHOP BARBARA SUGAYA BOOKKEEPER AUTO SHOP ROP SCIENC! RANDALL CHURCH SOCIAL STUDIES ARNIE HASSELWANDER JACKIE DANILOVS ROBERT CLARK LINDA GWYNN 79 COLLINS PINE COMPANY 258 - 2111 Consistent quality since 1850 Lumber and particle board FLAKEBOARD DIVISION Chester, California P.O. Box 796 PINE SHACK FROSTY Shakes Freezes in 31 Flavors Hamburgers Prawns in a Basket BEST WISHES to the CLASS of “83” Main Street, Chester 258-2593 Summer Hours: Chocolate-Coated Bananas Submarine Sandwiches Fresh Fruit Sundaes Floats Moon Rocks Fish-n-Chips Fried Clams French Fries 11 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. 81 Honey Lake Feed JIM BRONSON JR. powder river d. everything for stockmens needs (plot pax £ocxy ‘Puxf ac Tri County Glass Co. 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