Westwood High School - Chipmunk Yearbook (Westwood, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1986 volume:

Presents... 1985-86 CHIPMUNK STAFF EDITORS ADVISOR STEVE ALDERMAN LEE ARMSTRONG CAROL DANIELS MARY GRAHAM MARK GROWDEN SCOTT HARPER CORY HEDRICK MARK KOCH connie mcconnell LAURA McCORMICK LORRIE NELSEN LARRY ROBERTS ROBIN STEVENS JIM THORNTON SUSAN WILSON TERESA McNAB JAMIE SILVA BUSINESS MANAGER JESSICA WELCH PHIL BRYANT STUDENT OF THE YEAR Joe Hasselwander It is not often that we have the opportunity to recognize the accomplishments of our classmates. As we go through our four years of high school we have the opportunity to experience a variety of emotions and activi- ties. Joe Hasselwander has maximized those opport- unities. He has provided us with examples of dedication and commitment. His achieve- ments include the realms of academics, ath- letics, leadership and social. Joe would be the first to admit that he was not the best at everything he tried; but he was the best that he was capable of being. He worked long hours to guarantee his own opportunites for the future. He set goals for himself, limits for his time and would not be distracted. Joe has shown us how to be successful, from his 300 pound bench press to the simple task of making and keeping friends. We all wish to recognize his efforts and applaud his desires. He has built the foundation to direct his own future. To our good friend, we wish you the best in all that you do. Thanks for the memories. 4 ina tfibtioid oe CfCabbelt andeb lla'i i £ (ocA vm fJlelanbon ZTebeba jilcJVa jXobkie JVelben PjPuban tyPi bon SENIOR DIRECTORY SHAWN ALEXANDER: 2yrs JV Ftbl- 1 most inspirational, 1 all league, lyr V Ftbl- 1 hardest hitter, lyr Wrestling, 2yrs Baseball, lyr Track, lyr Speech Drama. LEE ARMSTRONG: lyr JV Volleyball, 3yrs V Volleyball- 1 most improved, lyr honorable mention, lyr JV Basketball, 3yrs V Basketball, lyr Track, lyr Softball, lyr Speech Drama, lyr Yearbook, lyr Journalism, Honor Roll 2qtrs. TINA ARNOLD: lyr Track, lyr Journalism RICK CHERAZ: lyr Baseball MONICA DRAKE: lyr JV Cheerleader, 2yrs V Cheerleader- 1 head cheerleader, Sophomore class treasurer, Junior class president, lyr Journalism, lyr Speech Drama, lyr Sweetheart candidate, 2yrs academic Olympics, 2yrs Spelling Bee, Honor Roll 11 Qtrs. MARY GRAHAM: 2yrs V Volleyball, lyr V Basketball, lyr Softball, lyr Yearbook, 2yrs FHA- lyr rec. Chairperson, 1 president, Honor Roll 5qtrs. DARIN HANS: lyr JV Ftbl, 2yrs V Ftbl, 2yrs JV Basketball- 1 most inspirational, lyr Track. SCOTT HARPER: 2yrs JV Ftbl- lyr MVP, 2yrs V Ftbl- 1 honorable mention, 1 all league, lyr MVP, 2yrs JV Basketball- lyr MVP, 2yrs V Basketball, 3yrs Track- lyr MVP, WHS record, 2yrs Yearbook, lyr Speech Drama, Honor Roll 7qtrs. JOE HASSELWANDER: 2yrs JV Ftbl- 1 captain, 2yrs V Ftbl- 1 most improved, 1 captain, 2yrs JV Basketball- lyr MVP, 1 captain, 2yrs V Basketball- 1 most improved, 1 captain, 4yrs Baseball- 1 captain, 1 all league, Sophomore class president, Student Body vice president, lyr FBLA- president, lyr Journalism, November student of the month, WHS bench press record, Honor Roll 5qtrs. CORY HEDRICK: 2yrs JV Ftbl, 2yrs V Ftbl, 2yrs JV Basketball, 3yrs Baseball, lyr Speech Drama, lyr Yearbook, lyr Journalism, Honor Roll Iqtr. JIM KIRK: lyr JV Ftbl, 3yrs Wrestling- 1 captain, 3yrs Track, lyr Speech Drama, Honor Roll 2qtrs. MARK KOCH: lyr Yearbook. KEVIN LATHAM: lyr JV Basketball, 2yrs Track, lyr Wrestling, Senior class president. Honor Roll lOqtrs. TERESA McNAB: lyr Track, lyr V Cheerleader, 3yrs Boys Basketball Stat, 2yrs Homecoming princess, 2yrs Band, lyr Journalism, lyr Yearbook- Editor, lyr Speech Drama, 2yrs academic Olympics, Honor Roll 12qtrs. LORRIE NELSEN: 4yrs V Volleyball- 3yrs MVP, 1 most improved, 2 all league, 1 honorable mention, 1 JV Basketball- lyr MVP, 3yrs V Basketball, 4yrs Softball -1 sportsmanship award, lyr FBLA, Homecoming Queen, Student Body secretary, Freshman class president, Poise Posture and Personality Award, lyr V Cheerleader, lyr Yearbook, lyr Speech Drama, 2yrs Band- lyr president, lyr Drum Major, Honor Roll 11qtrs. RICK PETTENGILL: 2yrs JV Ftbl, 2yrs V Ftbl- 1 all league, 2yrs JV Basket- ball, 2yrs V Basketball, lyr Track, 3yrs Golf, Honor Roll 7qtrs. LARRY ROBERTS: 2yrs JV Ftbl- 1 most improved, 2yrs V Ftbl- 1 most improved, 1 all league, lyr JV Basketball, lyr V Basketball, 4yrs Baseball, lyr Yearbook, Honor Roll Iqtr. KEN SAWYER: 2yrs JV Ftbl, 2yrs V Ftbl, 2yrs JV Basketball, 2yrs V Basket- ball, lyr Baseball, lyr Journalism, Honor Roll 7qtrs. JAMIE SILVA: lyr JV Basketball- 1 most inspirational, 2yrs Track, 2yrs Baseball Stat, lyr JV Cheerleader, 2yrs V Cheerleader- 2 head cheerleader, 2yrs Sweetheart candidate, 2yrs Homecoming princess, 2yrs Journalism, lyr Yearbook- 1 Editor, lyr Speech Drama, lyr Student Body president, Sophomore class representati Freshman class treasurer, lyr Band- officer, Honor Roll 3qtrs. JIM THORNTON: lyr JV Ftbl, 2yrs V Ftbl- 1 all league, 2yrs JV Basketball, 2yrs V Basketball, 3yrs Track, lyr Baseball, lyr Yearbook, Senior class rep- resentative, lyr Speech Drama, Honor Roll Iqtr. JESSICA WELCH: lyr V Cheerleading mascot, 2yrs V Cheerleader, lyr Boys Basketball Stat, lyr Journalism, lyr Yearbook- 3usiness Manager, lyr Speech Drama, Honor Roll 4qtrs. SUSAN WILSON: lyr JV Volleyball- 1 most improved, 2yrs V Volleyball 2yrs JV Basketball, lyr Track, lyr Track Manager, 2yrs Softball, lyr Journalism, lyr V Cheerleading Mascot, Freshman class secretary, Sophomore class secretary, Junior class vice president, lyr Boys Basketball Stat, lyr Yearbook, lyr Speech Drama. SENIOR WILLS I, Shawn Alexander will lots of luck to the class of '86 and my boxers to Mark Grcwdon. I, Tina Arnold would like to thank my grandparents and good friend Tamny for supporting me this last year. I will my tennis shoes to my dog, unicoms to my sister, my collectors liquor bottles to Jessica and Tim, and the best of luck to my classmates. I, Lee Armstrong will all my love thanks to my grandparents. The best of luck to my good friends Lorrie N, Susan W. To my bud Nicky D. I will a large pizza, a fruit pie, a Reeses and some french fries. Good luck to Scott H. always. Many thanks to Mr. Bryant and best wishes to the class of '86. I, Manica Drake will my 4th earring in my left ear to Shawn Alexander, a pair of toe shoes to Jamie S. Good luck to my hyper sister Jodie and all the love in the world to my adopted family, the Silva's. I, Mary Graham will to my brother and sister the best of luck in the years to come. To all my friends I wish a lot of luck. I, Darin Hans will my stereo and license to Ken S, my ability to party to Colin F, my hair to Kevin L, he needs it, my motorcycle, itch and Jerry Jessee to Paul C, my tapes and records to Robert I, my datsun truck to Steve S, my smelly gym locker to any senior who wants it, my grandpa's hearing aid to Larry R. All the luck to Ken S, Jim R, and all the graduates of 1986. I, Scott Harper will my high jurping abilities to Jim T, my height to Jamie S, my athletic ability to Mark Growdon. Lots of thanks to my dad for all his support through the years. And thanks to my mom and Walt. Good luck to Lee A. Many thanks to Phil Bryant for being there when I needed him. Good luck to the class of '86. I, Joe Hasselwander will all my strength to Mr. Bryant, my dedication to all the future athletes at W.H.S, my football ability which I never got to display to James S, my physical style of basketball play- ing to Rick A, my baseball ability to Robert I, and my math ability to Mrs. Sugaya Jones. I, Cory' Hedrick will my ability to duck hunt to Larry R, my football skills to all the small guys, my ability to keep myself from shooting bambi to Mr. B, my sense of humor to Teresa M, and the best of luck in the future to Scott H, Steve S, Joe H, and Larry R, and the rest of the graduating class. I, Mark Koch leave. I, Kevin Latham will my eyes to Lorrie N, my longest pair of pants to Mark G, all my Sugaya-J’ones classes to Connie M, and my haircut to my best friend Ken S. I, Teresa McNab will my ability to argue to Connie M, a joke book to Cory H, some new knees to Jessica Welch. Thanks to Jessica W, Connie M, and Phil B, for being the greatest friends ever. Love Thanks to mom and dad for always being there. All my love to Troy and the best of times to the class of '86. I, Lorrie Nelsen will my shreaded knee pads to Vangie H, my volleyball ability to R.S, J.H, D.B, and J.W, a drivers ed book to Carolann and oates to feed my pony . Many good times to my good friends Carol D, Susan W, and Lee A. My sense of himor and laugh to Kevin L, my love thanks to my parents for always being there, and my two huggable Teddy Bears, Theo Chester to Mitch Wasik. ■ I, Larry Roberts will my refrigerator to Cory H, my football skills to David S, my baseball skills to Travis Miner, my deer rifle to Mike M, and my heart brain to Amie Hasselwander. I, Jamie Silva will my best friend ever Mona my natural tan, ex-boyfriends and anything else she might want along with all the love and luck in the world. To Scott H. I will S.L.A.K. with the best of luck. To ny sister Jodie and all my friends I wish all love, luck and happiness in the world. To Mr. Bryant “thanks for everything . Most important I thank my parents for their love, support and understand- ing and to Clayton all my love. I, Jim Thornton will ny car to the Westwood dump, thanks to mcm and dad and Mr. Bryant, lots of luck to Scott H, and Susan W, ny athletic ability to Steve A, and W.H.S. and my teeth to jujyfruits. I, Jessica Welch will all ny' love thanks I could offer to ny mom, the very best friend I could ask for. To the under classmen some cooth because they will never be as cool as we are. To ny little brother my beer bottle collection. To Teresa ny waterbed, to Monica my legs, to Shannon ny 3 holes in ny ear. To Tim Hetherington all ny love and to the class of '86 all the love, luck and happiness forever. I, Susan Wilson will ny stinky gym clothes to Nancy B, my car to Jerry J.so he'll have one that runs, Best wishes to Jim T, lots of luck to Lorrie N, Lee A, Nick D, and Nancy B. Lots of love to Johnny Krajcirik, lots of happiness to the Bryants and good luck to the class of '86. LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL Hurry! Tessa's not looking! Not Even! Lay one on me baby! 1st Day of duck season at W.H.S. Grub Down! Just take those old records off the shelf! HEAD RIP! Please don't make me swallow! 11 THE YOUNG ■ Jimmy Thornton 12 AND THE RESTLESS 13 14 SENIOR SIGN OUT cJUNIQRS 1987 ALDERMAN, STEVE BARRERA, NANCY CARRERA, ARMAND 9 i DANIELS, CAROL DEWITT, APRIL DUNTON, TYRON EDMONDS, KEVIN EDWARDS, JEFF FERGUSON, COLIN GRAY, BILL RUSSELL, JIM SMITH, JULIE SPENCER, ROBIN STEVENS, ROBIN WOOD, CHERRIE YOUNG, AYNE Gee, isn't Auto Shop great! Armand gets the secret recipe for the famous Surf Burgers. Rick Adams She's got Bette Davis eye's Out early from school Just checking out the guys. There she goes just-a-walking down the street. SOPflOMHRES ATKINSON, MATT BRUEKER, RONDA BENNET, DAWN CARDIN, JOSH 20 ARRIS, JEFF McCORMICK, LISA SPENCER, JAMES WYNN, SHAY .HEDRICK, AARON MIX, SHAWNA STEWART, RICK HANNERS, CHUCK IHSEN, ROBERT RICHARDS, TESSA THOMAS, DAVID HARMEN, RICK 'LEONE, JOE 3RAHAM, BEVERLY SHY, DAVID WRIGHT, JENNIFER SOPHOMORE Aren't you hungry for Burger King now! Hanging out with David Thomas in Arnie's. SNAPS Robert enjoys a head rip. Ronda fills in for Kitty. FRESHMEN 1989 BOSETTI, DANIELLE BRAUN, MARY COX, TOM DALLIMORE, WALTER HAMILTON, KAR1 HANNERS, CRAIG HASSELWANDER, JENNY HEHNKE, PAT KINGSBURY, MONICA MASON, DIANA PETTENGILL, CHANTEL SILVAS, TAMMY SOUTHWORTH, MARY SPENCER, JEANNIE SPENCER, LORIE Grub, Grub, and more Grub! Tom Cox with the innocent look. Hi boys! The Freshman girls watching the boys at pratice. CD 3 ft 3 7T 3 0 7T Lorie Spencer possing for the centerfold. Cheri McNab waiting for the bell. Gosh this is boring. John and Erick just kicking back in Arnies. Who me? 26 WESTWOOD HIGH ON THE MOVE Susan and Danielle focusing in, and checking it out. Lisa McCormick taking the big bite. IT’S ABOVE! I Tin grins are in! A busy day for referrals! Daydreaming with Kris, Julie, and Amanda. Rick's opinion of Chester! Tina Arnold BARBARA SUGAYA-JONES ADV. MATH ADV. SCIENCE DARRYL KINNISON BUSINESS ARNI E HASSELWANDER SCIENCE STAFF FRED BINSWANGER PHYSICAL EDUCATION WILL STUDENT WRIGHT COUNSELOF HILDA MORLANG LIBRARIAN PAT CHURCH RUTH BRYDON KITTY SUNTKEN JEFF MILLER ENGLISH RANDY CHURCH HISTORY LINDA GWYNN SPECIAL EDUCATION JERRY JESSEE SHOP HAL SINCLAIR SUPERINTEDENT PHIL BRYANT ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT LAURIE ALDERMAN BOOKKEEPER JACKIE DANILOVS ART 30 BOB CLARK ENGLISH SUE COX CAFETERIA Mr. Frank Tomberlin retired from his position as head custodian at Westwood High School. Frank left at mid year in order to enjoy an extra 6 months of retirement. We will all miss Frank and his dedication to Westwood. Big Jim Nelsen, as we know him best. a. -.9k 1985 KING QUEENS FRESHMAN PRINCE and PRINCESS M TOM and DANIELLE g COX BOSETTI glU SOPHOMORE PRINCE and PRINCESS JUNIOR PRINCE and PRINCESS it ini: JOHN and CONNIE I KRAJCIRIK MCCONNELL 1 SENIOR PRINCE and PRINCESS SENIOR PRINCE and PRINCESS Chester nerds from the drama class's skit. Team captain, Joe Hasselwander giving his Homecoming pep-talk. Sports Day. The Homecoming activities were a lot of fun this year. There was quite a bit of spirit and participation among the students. The theme for hall decorating this year was sports, and the theme for the gym posters was the traditional class spirit posters, and beat Chester posters. The dress-up days were as follows: Monday- Sweats Day Thursday- Rock Band Day Tuesday- Camo Day Friday- Red and Black Day Wednesday- Sports Day The winners overall of dress-up were the seniors. The winners of the gym decor- ating were the sophomores. And the winners of the hall decorating were the Freshmer 34 9861 JLHV3H133MS A SPECIAL VALENTINE ! SENIOR PRINCESS - MONICA DRAKE THE SWEETHEARTS OF 1986 SENIOR PRINCESS - JAMIE SILVA Connie McConnell The Boys Basketball season came to an end with the naming of the Sweetheart of '86. Each year the players nominate four girls who most represent the ideals they set for themselves. The student body then selects the winner from among the final four girls. This years candidates were seniors Teresa McNab, Monica Drake and Jamie Silva, and junior Connie McConnell. Like the players, each girl represents herself with a sense of pride and dignity. The final count of votes gave the crown to the junior, Connie McConnell. Connie served as a cheerleader during football and as a statistician during basketball. Her quiet manner and friendly smile earned her the respect of all our students. SENIOR PRINCESS - TERESA McNAB Team captain Joe Hasselwander presented Connie with a gold heart and a bouquet of flowers on behalf of all the varsity players. 37 VARSITY FOOTBALL TOP ROW L TO R: R. Pettengill, L. Roberts, C. Hedrick, MIDDLE ROW: Head Coach Fred Binswanger, S. Harper, R. Ihsen, J. Krajcirik, S. Alexander, J. Hasselwander, J. Thornton, T. Hasselwander, Assistant Coach Danny Stowell, BOTTOM ROW: D. Hans, N. Lee, S. Alderman, Manager S. Parker, K. Sawyer, Not Pictured M. Growdon. Senior Captain Joe Hasselwander discusses the games strategy with coach Fred Binswanger. Coaches comments It has been a pleasure for me to watch these young men develop over the past four years, not only as football players but also in the arena of life, and char- acter. These young men have set an ex- ample for future teams to follow. That of hard work, a desire to win, dedica- tion, pride in the school, team, and in themselves. Through sheer grit, deter- mination, and courage. They have changed certain defeat into victory. This spirit and will to win, as demonstrated by these fine young men, has been an inspiration to all. This particular group of foot- ball players undoubtedly ranks as one of the finest to ever play football at West- wood High School. Ce-«.cb ) i � V 9 LCH'V T LUMBERJACKS IN ACTION Steve Alderman cuts behind Nathan Captain Joe gets the team ready for action. Lee's block. Rookie QB Jim Thornton fires over the line. Cory Hedrick, Larry Roberts, and Rick Pettengill celebrate another victory. Ken Sawyer converges on the Mercy backfield. Scott Harper eludes a tackier. 41 The offensive coordinator. Coach Danny Stowell. 42 Scott Harper receives the ball from Jim Thornton. A suprising part of westwood's success was their explosi offense. Air Thornton makes a connection with Scott Harper. Senior lineman Cory Hedrick, one of the many strengths of Westwoods D . Manager Sean Parker gives Mark Growdon some technical advice. Darin Hans gets his chance as co- captain of the Westwood Varsity. Westwoods Varsity Seniors say it all after a very suc- cessful season. 43 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TOP ROW, L to R; Donovan Gibbs, Josh Cardin, David Thomas, Mike McKown, David Shy, Vance Hedrick, Robbie Draughon. BOTTOM ROW L to R; mgr. Jeremy Smith, Paul Carrera, Zac Schriver, Tom Cox, James Spencer, Joe Leone, Allen Haley; not pictured, Johnny Collins, John Sprigg 44 Coaches; Mike Dobson Randy Quick This 1985 Westwood Junior Varsity was a good group to coach. They played hard and always gave it their best. Hopefully, they will go on to have good varsity careers. VIW 0-16 MERCY WW 28-22 DUNSMUIR WW 38-8 QUINCY WW 28-26 P0RT0LA WW 18-47 GREENVILLE WW 0-34 CHESTER WW 8-36 L0YALT0N JV GRIDDERS Center David Shy and Guards Robert Ihsen and Zac a Mercy blocker. Schriver give protection for Quarterback James Spencer. Vance Hedrick sets up the coverage for the kickoff. 45 John Sprigg looks over the action. Coach Randy Quick attends to slotback Tom Cox. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TOP ROW L TO R: M. Graham, R. Stevens, N. Davis, L. Nelsen Coach Sugaya-Jones. BOTTOM ROW: N. Barrera, S. Wilson, J. Kersh, L. Armstrong R. Spencer. The road to WW 3 vs. Chester 1 WW 3 vs. Calvary Baptist 0 WW 3 vs. Downievilie 0 T.O.C. WW 2 vs. Quincy 3 WW 3 vs. Loyalton 1 WW 3 vs. Herlong 0 WW 1 vs. Portola 1 WW 3 vs. Greenville 2 The 1985 volleyball season was the culmination of a number of years of hard work. The Lumberjills won the Feather River League Championship with a 6 - 2 record. The offense was highlighted with some strong serving and a balanced attack. Defense was played with alot of heart and sacrifice, with the girls scrambling and diving to keep the ball in play. The enthusiasm and teamwork really came together for the girls as they participated in the Tournament of Champions. The Lumberjills placed second in the North Section A - division. 46 MOM Sugaya-Jones, more than just a coach. Lee and Robin go up for a block. Susan Wilson helps explain the next play. JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Front row L to R: D. Bossetti, J. Hasslewander, K. Hazelton, M. Southworth, Coach H. Morlang. Back row: L. McCormick, R. Brucker, J. Wright. Go, fight, win! This year's 1985 Junior Varsity Volleyball team was young in experience but highly motivated with team spirit. Coach Hilda Morlang guided the Junior Jills through a season of unusual games. Ronda Brucker was the only returning player. Her hard work and devotion to the team was an inspiration. Jennifer Wright and Lisa McCormick began their first year as volleyballers. Their determination and hitting ability gave the team the background needed to formulate their unusual season. With Jenny Hasselwander and Danielle Bosetti in the set and hit position, the net area was being covered. Mary Southworth and Kelli Hazelton rounded out the team with their eagerness to improve and general team spirit. The unusual season for the Junior Jills pro- vided them with an overall number of wins that had not occured in many years. Three league wins gave the team the formula to play Volleyball with the eagerness and spirit that is seen in the women's sports at Westwood High. u5 BUMP, SET, SPIKE... Jenny Hasselwander, ready on defense. Bump to the net by Jennifer Wright. The starting six. Jen, Lisa, and Danielle get hyped for the game. Serving the ball is Lisa McCormick. Standing ready is Jen, Diane, and Ronda. Jennifer Wright helps Nice bump by Chevi Cox. Ronda Bruecker on 50 defense. Good save by Diane Mason BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL Steve Alderman Junior-Guard Tom Hasselwander Junior-Forward John Krajcirik Junior-Guard Jim Russell Junior-Forward Jim Thornton Senior-Guard Larry Roberts Senior-Forward Joe Hasselwander Senior-Guard Ken Sawyer Senior-Forward Scott Harper Senior-Forward Rick Adams Junior-Guard Nathan Lee Junior-Guard Rick Pettengill Senior-Guard 51 JACKS - ’86 Russell to Thornton as the 'Jacks go through their 1-4 delay. Joe Hasselwander goes up to block Chester's Brad Mclntire. We are fa-mi-ly . . . r - L ' V r r Getting it together. Ken Sawyer directs next years starters. Pettengill over Herlong. The ’85-’86 Season. Senior Co-Capt. Scott Harper® O ■ Puts one DOWN! _____________________________________________ This season provided quite a few mem- ories for our players. Although we were not in contention for a title we took several teams down to the final minute before a winner was determined. Our league was the toughest it's ever been, with four schools rated among the best in Northern California. These players were a highly competitive group, with a lot of pride and dedi- cation. I enjoyed working with them and sharing the experience of West- wood basketball. I want to thank them for all their effort and the memor- ies they leave behind. flit ■ Little Lee. J.V. BASKETBALL TOP ROW L TO R: D. Gibbs, D. Shy, D. Thomas, T. Cox, R. Ihsen, BOTTOM ROW: Ch. Hanners, R. Stewart, Cr. Hanners. Coaches Comment. Coaching the J.V. Basketball team this year turned out to be quite an experience, for all of us. I was asked many times, How does the team look this year coach? My answer was usually Small, but slow! However frus- trating this coaching business is, it is also full of rewards. We improved individ- ually as well as any team throughout the season. Despite a losing record, the West- wood J.V. team played with lots of hustle, pride and an attitude that well represents Westwood athletics. First year coach Marty Mason did a great job at coaching the young 'Jacks. 55 cc o H CJ The Westwood J.V. bench waits anxiously to get into some action. Sophomore guard Mike Mckown. Iu? iK ToKiTEi Coach Marty Mason talks to his team during a key time out. 56 Robert Ihsen has a 1 to 2 edge on the boards. The Westwood J.V. is known for their hands up, hustling defense. VARSITY BASKETBALL League Greenville - W Quincy - L Herlong - W Chester - W Loyalton - W Downieville - L Quincy - L Loyal ton - W Herlong - W Chester - W Porto la - L Downieville - W Porto la - no game Greenville - no game Front Row-L to R- N. Barrera, J. Kersh, R. Spencer, L. Armstrong. Back Row-L to R- R. Stevens, L. McCormick, C. Daniels, L. Nelson, N. Davis. The 1985-86 Girl's Basketball season was a very rewarding season for me. I can't express how much I enjoyed coaching this year. Al- though it was my first year, I tried to get the team to play to their capabilities and when they did they were the best team in the league! Like I told the girls several times during the season, Nobody has better athletes on their team than we do, and I mean it. To the two seniors on the team, Lorrie Nelson and Lee Armstrong, I wish them great happiness in the future. I would like to thank everyone who made this year possible. Mr. Phil Bryant for helping me and Mr. Jeff Miller for the work he put in prior to this season. 57 tip against Herlong. First year coach Randy Quick makes some game adjustments. 58 Nicky Davis turns the corner and heads for the hoop. Lorrie Nelsen goes high over Herlong for some inside points. 59 JV BASKETBALL TOP ROW L TO R: J. Hasselwander, S. Wynn, B. Graham, K. Carr, BOTTOM ROW: K. Hamilton, G. Williams, D. Bosetti. First year coach Mimi Faye is in deep thought as she watches her girls perform on the court. The J.V. Girls Basketball team had a successful year. Although it didn't show on their record, their season was successful in more than one way: first year coach Mimi Faye got the experience of coaching a group of young girls, the girls improved as individuals as will as a team, and a group with one returning player got the experience needed to go places in our league. Overall, the J.V. Girls showed inspiration, teamwork, and Hustle which are traits of Westwood ath- letics. 60 Kris Carr gets tough rebounding position. Jenny Hasselwander gets fired up during a time-out huddle. VARSITY BASEBALL BACK ROW L TO R: Cory Hedrick, Steve Alderman, Larry Roberts, John Karjcirik, Jim Russell, Jim Thornton and Robert Ihsen. MIDDLE ROW: Nathan Lee, David Thomas, Joe Hasselwander, Captain Joe Hasselwander Jason Counts, Darin Hans and Jon Sprigg. returning catcher. FRONT ROW: Mike McKown. As the defending League and Section Champions, there is a big load on these players. They will be pusuing West- woods eigth straight base- ball title. Our defense should be solid with returning starters Joe Hasselwander, Jim Russell, Cory Hedrick, Steve Alderman, John Karjcirik and Larry Roberts. The hitting may even pick up alittle with the addition of Scott Harper and Ken Sawyer. Other prominant newcomers are senior Jim Thornton and Mike McKown. We have quite a baseball tra- dition at Westwood. These guys will make the most of their abilities. If we just get some consistant pitching we will have a great shot at another title. The 1986 pitching squad. The BIG STICKS from last years T.O.C. winners. TOP(L to R): N. Davis, T. Arnold, R. Bruecker, D. Mason, J. Wright, L. McCormick, J. Abies, D. Bennett, J. Hasselwander, D. Bosetti, L. Nelsen, B0TT0M(L to R): R. Spencer, N. Barrera, S. Wilson, R. Stevens, L. Armstrong, T. Richards. SOFTBALL RETURNING PLAYERS(L to R): R. Stevens, J. Wright, N. Davis, T. Richards, L. Nelsen, S. Wilson, N. Barrera, R. Spencer. We are looking forward to a good year in 1986. Our softball team has many returning players with good skills. Lorrie Nelsen is back as a fourth year player and our team will count heavily on her pitching arm. Some other returning players to be counted heavily on will be Susan Wilson, Robin Stevens, Robin Spencer, Nicole Davis, Nancy Barrera, Tessa Richards, and Jennifer Wright. Many younger players are expected to make this team one of the better girls' teams of the past few years. Hard practice produces winning efforts. This is our plan for the 1986 softball season. TRACK Back Row L to R: Chuck Scholz, Allen Haley, Kevin Latham, Jeff Edwards, Coach Will Wright. Back Row L to R: Bev Graham, Chuck Hanners, Jill Kersh, Chantel Pettengill. As with every spring track season, I look forward to the excitement and training necessa: to develope a girl and boys tear at Westwood. This years startini numbers are smaller than usual. However, with the warm weather and returning lettermen, I am sure we will see our numbers grow. Returning lettermen are Jill Kersh- distance runner, Chuck Hanners- distance runner, Mark Growdon- distance runner, Jeff Edwards- long jump and relays, Robbie Draughon- discus and relays. We have a good schedule and I am looking forward to seeing some fine performances by this year's teams. The 1986 Golf Team has the potential to be the best ever at Westwood. We have strong returning players like Rick Pettengill, Tyron Dunton, David Shy, Gwen Ham- ilton, and Cherrie Wood. Foreign exchange student Jon Azkue has the potential to be the league metalist. We also have the possibility of some beginning golfers being roll players in the best sea- son ever. If everything goes well, we may bring to Westwooi their first F.R.L. golf champ- ionship. BACK ROW L TO R: Coach Jeff Miller, Rick Pettengill, Tom Hasselwander, Jon Azkue, Tyron Dunton, David Shy, Cherrie Wood, and Jessica Welch. FRONT ROW L TO R: Gwen Hamilton and Kari Hamilton. 64 1985-86 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Jessica Welch, Gwen Hamilton, Monica Drake, Jamie Silva, and Connie McConnel1. Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders, eat your heart out! Monica looks for the concession stand. Cheering on the good tim That's right, we're HOT! Cheerleading and eating, our way of life! Cheering for the Jacks. The J.V. and Varsity squad of 1985-86. Gwen Hamilton. 1985-86 J.V. CHEERLEADERS L to R: Cheri McNab, Jeanie Spencer, Chantel Pettengill, Kari Hamilton, and Tessa Richards. Scott gives Steve the boot. The Crest test; 2 out of 3 won. Aren't you hungry for Burger King now? The new Varsity Cheerleaders. Mrs. Universe Corby Alderman LA Jenny Hasselwander. CATEGORIES 70 71 ORGANIZATIONS As a student, you want to prepare yourself for the real world . That|s where you'll spend the rest of your life. It takes more than punching a time clock and carrying a lunchpail to make it out there. It takes the quality of leadership, pride, deter- mination and dignity. That's where the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America comes in. When you put V.I.C.A. to work, you give yourself a tremendous advan- tage. V.I.C.A. Members; J. Hasselwander T. Hasselwander J. Hasselwander J. Wright D. Bosetti C. Wood N. Barrera J. Krajcirik G. Hamilton VICA- ABOVE Front 1 to r- J. Cardin, A. Carrera, P. Carrera, BACK 1 to r- J. Leon, R. Draughon, A. Cardin, advisor J. Jessee. Not pic.- K. Edmonds. F.H.A.- BELOW L to R- B. Graham, D. Bennett, D. Shy, M. Graham, Not pic. N. Davis, K. Hamilton, V. Hedrick V. Hinze, D. Mason, and C. Pettengill. Future Business Leaders of America (F.B.L.A.) is an organization preparing high school students for careers in the field. The organization competes with other high ischool students all over the state in business related com- petitions such as Public Speak- ing, Business Math, and Ac- counting. The hope of the mem- bers of the club is to gain knowledge about the business field and look into career choices. J. Hasselwander-President J. Krajcirik-Vice President J. Wright-Secretary Future Homemakers of America - Home Economics Related Occupations is part of a national vocational organization to help students develop leadership and everyday survival skills. This year Mary Graham and Vangie Hinze are regional FHA Officers also. The group attended the State Meeting in Oakland in April. 72 YEARBOOK This 1986 yearbook class had many personalities this I year. From very productive to not productive at all. A lot of people think the class is an easy A and a way to goof off and take pic- tures. This is not true. Selling ads, fixing pages, taking useable pictures and meeting deadlines are chores for anyone. Being part of the year- book class can be fun and rewarding as well as hard. It is a great feeling to know that you have helped capture the greastest moments of everyone's high school years. We hope you will enjoy having this yearbook as much as we enjoyed putting it together for you. 73 LEE ARMSTRONG MARK GROWDON as PABLO CHRISSY BAND Band Officers; Kevin Latham, Pres. Steve Smith, H.S. Rep. Monica Drake, Sec. Gwen Hamilton, Vice Pres. The Westwood Band under the direction of Louis Hamilton provided entertainment throughout the year. This years highlight was a trip to Cal Berkeley. 76 There are no words required . . FEATHER PUBLISHING COMPANY INC Westwood Calif. 96137 P.O. Box 215 Westwood PksFfiss chesier pranressive Westwood Chester Loke Almonor 256-2277 258-3115 ? 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