Westwood High School - Chipmunk Yearbook (Westwood, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1988 volume:

CHIPMUNK PUBLISHED BY THE ANNUAL STAFF OF WESTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL WESTWOOD, CALIFORNIA 1987-88 ADVISER: Phil Bryant YEARBOOK EDITOR: Tessa Richards ASSOCIATE EDITOR: Lovey Hosier BUSINESS MANAGER: Jennifer Wright STAFF: Donovan Gibbs Chuck Hanners David Thomas Wendy Gebicke Kris Hoelzle Vanessa Grandotti Louie Northern Fred Binswanger PHYSICAL EDUCATION Jerry Jessee VOCATIONAL EDUCATION Marylyse Collier SPECIAL EDUCATION- AIDE Linda Gwynn SPECIAL EDUCATION Marty Growdon OPPORTUNITY CLASS Larry Longsworth MATHEMATICS FACULTY Arnold Hasselwander SCIENCE Joseph Norman MATHEMATICS Ruth Brydon HOME ECONOMICS Faculty Kitty Suntken ATTENDANCE SECRETARY Randy Church Jeff Miller SOCIAL STUDIES ENGLISH-SOCIAL STUDIES Lynn Haas LIBRARIAN AIDE Sue Cox R.O.P. FOODS Jacquie Cordova ART Will Wright COUNSELOR Chuck Kindig MATH - SCIENCE Bill Pettengill CUSTODIAN STAFF Marge Kirby CUSTODIAL STAFF Anna Spears CUSTODIAL STAFF Clarence Baker CUSTODIAL STAFF 4 You've got to be a little loose, and ready for almost anything, to be in Yearbook Journalism. The pressure of selling ads, making deadlines, and getting it right can be more than some people can handle. STUDENT BODY Student Body Officers: Pres. - Ronda Bruecker. VP - Mary Braun. Sec. - Jennifer Wright. Senior Class: Pres. - Bev Graham. VP - Tessa Richards. Sec. - Wendy Gebicke. Sophomore Class: Pres. - Laraika Yeates. Sec. - Jenny Church. Junior Class: Pres. - Jenny Hasselwander. VP - Jenny Butler. Sec. - Danielle Bosetti. Chrldr. - Tom Cox. Freshman Class: Pres. - Tracy Wynn. VP. - Michelle Murphy. Sec. - Heidi Bailey. Eighth Grade: Pres. - Amy DeWitt. VP. - James Grimes. Sec. - Gina Ventresca. CATEGORIES BEST COUPLE Mike Hutchison Jenny Hasselwander MOST LIKELY TO GET MARRIED FIRST Bill Goss Kris Hoelzle BIGGEST FLIRT Danny Mitchell Jenny Butler BEST EYES Mike Hutchison Jeannie Spencer 7 BEST ATHLETE Mike McKown Jenny Hasselwander MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Bev Graham James Spencer BEST PERSONALITY Joe Leone Wendy Gebicke BEST SMILE Joe Leone Heidi Bailey EIGHTH GRADE M. Alderman B. Alexander M. Bigelow A. Bloise C. Cardin J. Collins HUMlWJ. A. Devoll A. Dewitt J. Grimes J. Growdon 0. Guerra K. Heffley S. Hendrick S. Huffman 10 Z. Lunder J. Macdonald F. Mcalister E. Miller J. Jones H. Kaleo D. Kohnen S. Lunder A few of the smiles, from a few of the group. J. Stevens B. Stowe 11 T. Swanson 4 - - G. Ventresca N. Whitman J. Woods eoruPCii, Eighth Grade Snaps Gina Ventresca looks a little tired after her P.E. efforts. Margaret absolutely refuses to dance with James. Nicki and Sonva. Paul Thornton knocks down some major relaxation. Angie DeVoll, hanging out at the gym. Kland Michael Jackson ? FRESHMEN T. Abies D. Arnold H. Bailey S. Beuchat M. Bloise J. Edwards J. Growdon R. Meadows M. DeVoll S. Gray L. Huntsman F. Miller C. Josey D. Mitchell J. Maynard G. Moody 14 M. Murphy D. Shattenburg S. Stevens E. Torres C. Valliere S. Parker M. Schriver J. Stewart K. Valerga J. Wilson T. Perez J. Smith T. Wynn J. Rust A. Somervill B. Young 15 Janay learns what it takes to get great grades Buddies forever! at Westwood High. Referee Jeremy Wilson Official for hire; works cheap, used whistle and says the 3-pointer is used body; call Doug Schattenburg. good. SOPHOMORES J. Kaleo R. Kersh T. Mattern F. Mix G. Norwood T. Roberts R. Sagaser K. Sawyer J. Silva M. Stelzriede K. Tacheira T. Thomas NOT PICTURED S. Bigham S. Kukula A. Moerman A. Stroud D. Valerga A. Waldron A. Yderraga L. Yeates 19 The Sophomores look interested. Kim Cox claims she doesn’t know Tracy Mattern. 20 Tracy Mattern rests up on the tournament bus. Mike Berry would like more ket- chup for his finger. JUNIORS C. Bigelow D. Bosetti M. Braun J. Butler J. Collins T. Cox J. Garcelon A. Haley K. Hamilton C. Hanners J. Hasselwander K. Hazleton V. Hedrick T. Holton L. Hosier M. Kingsbury L. Northern C. Pettengill K. Raglin S. Raglin Z. Schriver J. Spencer L. Spencer J. Torres S. VanMeter The Mighty Juniors experiment with their fly catching tech- nique. Who turned out the 1ights? Jessica garcelon finishes lunch. The J and D dating service, Westwood, CA. Is it Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum or is it Kim and Monica? No words needed. Am I dreaming or do I really have a sucker in my mouth? Anyone for a game of pool? Who's Bad? Lovey snacks all the way to Loyalton. Seniors WILLS NINETEEN I, Tessa Richards, will all my life, love and happiness to Rick P.; my favorite wall in Susanville to J.S.; my year round tan to Mr. B.; and the best of luck to the class of '88. I� Mike Hutchison, will my football number and ability to John Stewart; and all my love to Jenny Hasselwander. I, Wendy Gebicke, will all my love to T.C., H.B., Janay G., J.E., J.W., M.B., and D.G.; and to slime, thanks for always being there, I love you. Good luck in life to the class of '88. I, Jennifer Wright, being of some mind and no body, will my ability to be a smart _ to C.P. in hoping she will take up where I left off; my knee length skirt to J.G.; a muzzle to D.B.; a good kind oT EC to W.G.; and last but not least, all my love and friendship to W.G., P.R.B., Vod, and my Tater Tot (L.R.); and to all my friends, thanks for making my school years bearable. I, Dave Shy, will my size 15 shoes to anyone who can fit them; my eating ability to Dave V.; and my height to Jason S. I, Dawn Bennett, will all my love and friendship to D.M., L.T., J.G., T.W., C.P., K.S., and K.M.; a special thanks and love to my parents; and best of luck to the Class of '88. I, Chuck Hanners, will my track ability to the next person to run the mile; to R.B., one million dollars for good times; to A.H., the best of luck for next year in track and in grades, and I hope we will always be friends; and Good Luck to the Class of '88. I, Paul Carrera, will this years duck season to Jerry Jesse; my football ability to Buddy Coffman, my strength to Joe Leone; all my love to Francis Miller; and all the luck in the world to thef kick butt Senior Class of '88; and to the Eighth Graders, my jockstrap. j I, James Spencer, will my quarterbacking ability to the next varsity plj er who plays the position; my quick feet to whoever needs them; my basketball ability to L.N.; my leaping abili£y fo the shortest player on the team; my brain to Arnie Hasselwander for extensive research; and the best of lupk to next years seniors. I, Vanessa Grandotti, will my love, luck and happiness to a4l my American friends; my Italian language to D.B.; my American accent to Mr. Miller; and I give all my thanks t( all the teachers with all my love to my family; Buona Fortuna Ragazzi ! y I, Lisa McCormick, will the Class of '88 all my love and happiness - live it up! Good luck to the lower classes, try to make it the best that you can. Thanks to my family. My love to W.T., and all my B friends; I hope that they all make it the best they can; you only live once. I will my future to Eureka with C.C., and my back rubs to D.T. I, David Thomas, will Jason C. one dollar for nutrition break; a touch of suave to Hutch; to Mr. Church, a baseball hero who can hit a home run while losing one to nothing; a pair of Vaurnets to Arnie; a cure to white man's disease to Zac; my lower lip to Bill G.; $3.35 an hour to Lisa M. for her back rubs; a talking alarm clock to Donovan; and to the Class of '88, I will...... I, Paula Hollander, will my locker to Jeannie S. I wish the Class of '89 Good Luck, and make next year your best year ever. I will my Business Math papers to Tessa and my Government folder to Allen Haley. I, Mike McKown, will my ability to lower the boom on a defensive player to R.K.; my supply of used notebook paper to Mr. Church; my broken bones to any fool who wants them; my intelligence to D.M.; a clue in life to J.M.; thanks to A.H. and B.G. for the 731071 when I needed it most; and lots of love to S.B. and K.B. I, Joe Leone, will my football ability to anyone on the JV team; my strength and weightlifting ability to any lower classman that needs it; my hunting stories to Charles Bigelow; my good grades to L.N.; and last but not least, no matter what happens, all my love to Anna H. I, Ronda Bruecker, will all my love and thanks to my parents for their love and support throughout the years; to Gin and Whiskey, all the men they will ever need, and all my friendship; to Aaron, I have to say I love you ; to R.C. and L.H., I will one million dollars; and to the Class of '88, my best wishes. I, Donovan Gibbs, will my miraculous way with women, my sharpshooting single shot contempo BB gun, and lots of luck to D.T.; all my morals to the WHS girls; my outrageous muscle definition to McKown and Leone; my skinny body and weightlifting ability to Bill G; my athletic ability to John S.; my great coaching ability to Phil B.; a lifetime of RR s to G.V.; the back of my truck to K.H.; some weight to H.B. and J.G.; my great guitar ability to T.C. with lots of luck. Love Ya Bro; and lots of luck and success to all my friends and the entire Class of '88. I, Bev Graham, will my height to L.H. and S.D.L.; my brain to Anna H., K.C. and R.B.; my granny cut to J.C.; fudge brownies to K.G.; my contacts to K.H. and M.F.; my teeth to S.M. (after I brush them); my motorcycle to A.G.; and lots of love to my parents. Good luck to the Class of '88 and all the teachers who have to put up with the rest. I, Kristine Hoelzle, will my athletic ability to Bev, along with a picture of Dewayne, since she wants him but can't have him; my outside shot to whoever wants it bad enough; my diploma to Shay, so she can graduate with the Class of '88; my ability to come to school on time to Lisa; my extra weight to Marlette; my seriousness to H.S.; to all my friends, thanks for caring so much; all my love to my family, especially my best friend - my mom; to Leroy and DeWayne, I love you more than I can say. 1 yr. V Football. be ia (3kutm ffiemielt 4 yrs. FHA, 1 yr. Sec., 1 yr. FHA President; 1 yr. Hr. R1.; 1 yr. Track Stat. 2 yrs. JV Football; 2 yrs. V Football; 1 yr. Most Insp.; 2 yrs. VICA; 1 yr. Honor Roll; 1 yr. Principal's Honor Roll; 2 yrs. Physical Fitness Award; 1 yr. High Scorer for Pull-Ups; 1 yr. School Record for Arm Hang. PPaul (1oa i i0ia tflonda 2 yr. JV Volleyball, 1 yr. Most Imp.; 1 yr. V Volley- ball; 3 yrs. Softball; 1 yr, School record for Arm Hang; 2 yrs. Class Pres.; 1 yr. VP; 2 yrs. FBLA Pres.; 2 yrs. FBLA; 1 yr. WASC; 1 yr SADD Rep.; 1 yr. SB Pres.; 1 yr. Poise, Posture and Personality Award; 1 yr. Homecoming Princess; 1 yr. Sweetheart Princess; 1 yr. Honor Roll. 1 yr. V Football; 2 yrs. Baseball. 27 2 yrs. College Prep Honor Roll; 2 yrs. Honor Roll; 1 yr. Class Sec Tres.; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Bank of America Computer Science Award; Distinguished All- American Award; 1988 Sweet- heart Queen. fyfendty (Se c4ee PPonia 3)e $eo i 1 year Speech Drama 2 yrs. JV Football; 1 yr. V Football; 3 yrs. Track; 2 yrs. Honor Roll; 1st 2nd Year Physical Fitness Award; 1 yr. VICA; 1 yr. High Scorer in Sit-Ups. 28 2 yrs. JV Football, 1 yr. V Football, Most Improved in 1986, All FRL as a Jr. 2 yrs. JV Basketball, Most Improved; 1 yr. JV Vllyball; 3 yrs. Lassen County Spell- ing Bee, 2 yrs. Second Place; FHA Recreation Director; 3 yrs. Principal's Honor Roll: 2 yrs. V Basketball; 1 yr. CARE Writing Contest Winner for Ficion; 1 yr. Academic Olympics: Sr. Class President. 3 yrs. Track, 1 yr. MVP, Best Time in Mile Run, 4:52; 1 yr. Basketball Mgr.; 1 yr. Yrbk.; 1 yr. Speech Drama. (ttuirJc Ctfannete 'Vanetea ( uwitlotti 1 yr. V Volleyball; 1 yr. V Basketball; 1 yr. Track; 1 yr. Yrbk.; 1 yr. Speech Drama. 1 yr. JV Football;.2 yrs. Honor Roll; 1 yr. Baseball, Rookie of the Year, 1 yr. MVP; 2 yrs. Football. 36e { Uc 29 2 yrs. JV Football; 2 yrs. V Football, 1 yr. All FRL; 1st, 2nd and 3rd Year Phy- sical Fitness Award; 1 yr. College Prep Honor Roll. £J6oelgle 2 yrs. JV Volleyball; 1 yr. yr. V Volleyball; 2 yrs. JV Basketball; 2 yrs. V Basketball Sharp Shoot- ers Award; 1 yr. Most Imp- roved; School Record in Jog-Walk; 1 yr. Yrbk, Sr. Most Likely To Be Married First. €uUa yfsolhitule i 3 yrs. FHA, 1 yr. Presi- dent FHA; 1 yr. Cheerleader. '{liA Cf UcJiibon 2 yrs. V Football. 1 yr. All FRL, 1 yr. MVP; 1 yr. Baseball. 2 yrs. JV Basketball; 1 yr. V Basketball; 1 yr. JV Vol- leyball ; 2 yrs. Softball; 2 yrs. Speech Drama; Sr. Cls. Cheerleader; Homecoming Queen 1988. tAic Softnuck 30 r Ut ce tJ c Koum 2 yrs. JV Football, 2 yrs. V Football; 4 yrs. Base- ball, MVP; 2 yrs. JV Bask- etball, MVP; 2 yrs. V Bas- ketball, Most Inspiration- al . 9¥uutma tJ ioc qrtr. Hnr. Roll; 1 yr. FHA 2 yrs. JV Football, 2 yrs. V Football, FRL Honorable Mention - Center; 1 yr. FBLA; 1 yr. FHA; 3 yrs. Golf, Most Improved; 2 yrs JV Basketball. 1 yr. JV Basketball, 2 yrs. Speech Drama. 1 yr. JV Volleyball, Most Improved. 3 yrs. Softball; 3 yrs. Sec., 1 yr. Senior Class VP; 1 yr. JV Head Cheerleader; 1 yr. Varsity Cheerleader; 2 yrs. Speech Drama; 1 yr. Yearbook Ed., 2 yrs. Yearbook; 1 yr. FBLA Sec.; 2 yrs. Boys Basketball Stat., School Record for Push-Ups; Fr., Soph., Jr., and Sr. Prin- cess. 31 fftitneb £P. {jffoeticob 2 yrs. JV Football, 2 yrs. V Football; 1 yr. Track; 1 yr. V Basketball; 3 yrs. Class VP; 3 yrs. Academic Olympics; 3 yrs. Physical Fitness Award; 1 yr. Best Time in Shuttle Run; 1 yr. College Prep Honor Roll; School record for yards passing in one game. 2 yrs. JV Basketball; 2 yrs. V Basketball; 2 yrs. JV Foot- ball; 3 yrs. Baseball; 4 yrs. Band; 2 yrs. Speech Drama; 1 yr. Yearbook. jf twnifeb fyKig U 2 yrs. JV Basketball; 1 yr. JV Volleyball; 3 yrs. Soft- ball; 3 yrs. FBLA, 1 yr. Sec., 1 yr. VP, 3rd in FBLA Northern Section Business Graphics Contest; 1 yr. Band; 1 yr. V Volleyball; 1 yr. JV Girls Basketball Stat.; 1 yr. Boys Basketball Stat; SB Sec. Treasurer; 2 yrs. Yrbk, 1 yr. Business Mgr.; 2 yrs. Speech Drama; 1 yr. WASC. 32 33 Katja Grund shows her perfect diving form. Shelley Van Meter bumps a hard serve in practice. Senior Bev Graham. Jenny shows Jenny how to make a volleyball out of a peice of clay. The girls find a little time for fun on the bus. No words needed. The varsity girls celebrate their victory with one pitcher of water. Vanessa does her pre-game warm up. Jenny and Danielle feel as one out on the court. Junior Jenny Hasselwander goes high over the net to try and knock it back at 'em . Jenny is well prepared for the serve from her opponent. Jenny Church and Katj Grund stretch out for the game. ■1 GIRLS VARSITY VOLLEYBALL BACK ROW L TO R: D. Bosetti, B. Graham, J. Church, Coach Vicki Burnett, J. Hass- elwander, J. Butler, L. Hosier. FRONT ROW: V. Grandotti, K. Grund, A. Hasselwander, S. VanMeter. In her second year as Head Coach for the Varsity Lumberjills, Vicki Burnett had a lot to smile about. The Varsity Volleyballers played hard all season and demonstrated a team unity and in- tensity that lasted through the last minute of the last game. A big moment in the 1987 season came when the 'Jills won the second match against the neighboring Volcanoes. A tough, last minute loss, in the first match left a great deal of disappoint- ment in our girls. They certainly turned that all around with the second match results. Jenny Hasselwander won the MVP award; Danielle Bosetti took Most Inspirational and Jenny Butler won the Most Improved. 36 INTRAMURAL FREE THROW SHOOT Kris Hoelzle and Mike McKown easily took first place in the Intramural Free Throw Shoot-out. Danny Church was one-half the winning combination for second place. (Not pictured is Jenny Church) The eighth grade duo, Jeremy Growdon and Nicki Whitman, finished in a strong third place. ALL LEAGUE ATHLETES Mike Hutchison FOOTBALL David Thomas BASKETBALL HONORABLE MENTION Paul Carrera FOOTBALL Mike McKown '00TBALL - BASKETBALL Lovey Hosier VOLLEYBALL HONORABLE MENTION Jenny Church Jenny Hasselwander VOLLEYBALL BASKETBALL VOLLEYBALL BASKETBALL Joe Leone FOOTBALL Allen Haley FOOTBALL James Spencer FOOTBALL HONORABLE MENTION A MINUTE IN THE LIFE OF AN The Eighth Grade Boys Basketball Team. Varsity Basketball award winners. Miles gets his trophy. Coach Joe and M.V.P. Rich. All in the family. J.V. VOLLEYBALL BACK ROW L TO R: T. Mattern, H. Bailey, K. Cox, Coach Hilda Morlang, B. Young, S. Stevens, A. Waldron. FRONT ROW: J. Edwards, S. Beuchat, J. Growdon. A group of nine determined young women, led by returning players Kim Cox, Tracy Mattern, and Ann Marie Waldron, began the 1987 season with high spirits. Those spirits were encouraged with the addition of a strong group of Fresh- men athletes. The team gained valuable early experience by competing in both the Big Valley and the Fall River Tournaments. They were able to convert that early experience into competitive FRL play throughout the season. Coach Morlang was excited about the future prospects of this improving group of athletes. 40 Coach Hilda Morlang continues to be a prominant figure in the Westwood Girl's athletic programs. The JV's prepare for the first game of the Block F tourney Becca Young loosens up before her game. A moment to clown around always helps team spirit. Janay Growdon reacts to a team point. 41 Tracy Mattern and Kim Cox conclude their x pre-game routine. Shelby Stevens and Becca Young go through Kim Cox goes up for the spike, some of their pre-game ritual. Coach Morlang gives some last minute instructions. Tracy and Kim tie their shoes together to show team spirit Shelby and Heidi get a quick break from the action. VARSITY FOOTBALL BACK ROW L TO R: V. Hedrick, J. Kaleo, P. Carrera, R. Draughon, Coach Stowell, M. McKown, J. Spencer, D. Shy, J. Leone, A. Haley. FRONT ROW L TO R: M. Hutchison, C. Hanners, A. Hedrick, J. Counts, Coach Hassel- wander, Manager - M. Young, L. Northern. I will remember this team for a long time. Not because it was my first year as Head Coach, but that they were a team of very special young men. It was hard on them, to have new coaches, to learn a new system, and to be a small squad. Yet they did every- thing that was asked of them. I learned a lot from this team; I hope I was able to teach them as much. Thanks and good luck, Coach Danny L. Stowell First year coaches Dan Stowell and Joe Hassel wander combined to provide leadership, imagin ation and excitement to Lumberjack football. Game Captains Joe Leone and Mike McKown face all the Portola Seniors for the coin flip. Seniors Mike and Aaron don't accept any pencil neck Geeks on the field of play. The intensity shows in the face of James S. The 'Jacks explosive offensive line. Senior Captain Joe leone trys to shake a first half injury. 22 Senior James Spencer punts the ball downfield for the Jacks. David Shy played the Portola game as back- up center for the Jacks. The Lumberjack offense is set to move on Portola. 44 Joe Leone burns 44 from Chester for a nice reception. Captains Joe, Jason, and Mike wait impatiently for the game to start. J.V. FOOTBALL BACK ROW L TO R: M. Bloise, D. Growdon, C. Valliere, J. Coffman, J. Stevens-Mgr. MIDDLE ROW: R. Meadows, M. Schriver, J. Stewart, J. Kauffman, G. Norwood, FRONT ROW: J. Smith, D, Schattenberg, A. Perez, M, Stelzreide, S. Parker, R. Sagaser, J. Rust, R. Kersh. I believe the players exhibited good sportsmanship and heart. We were a small team and we played some big teams, but the players always gave it their best. I think that with a few more years of experience they will form a very good varsity team. I hope all the players will stay with the program. I am really looking forward to next year. I would like to express my thanks to everyone who helped with the program. A special thanks to Phil Bryant and Mitch Wasik; also Dan Stowell and Joe Hasselwander. Thank you. Randy Quick 46 Coach Quick shouts encouragement to his JV offensive unit. Miles Schriver, packed and ready to recover, after a long game. Dean Growdon sets his offensive line and prepares to take the snap from Richard Meadows. Sean Parker takes care of his own ankle wrap. Richard Kersh outruns his blockers for a big gain in his MVP season. 47 Miles Schriver sets the JV power defense. Sean Parker sets up as a receiver. Tense moment for the Jacks offense and quarterback Richard Kersh. Jacks Sophomore Dean Growdon boots Coach Randy Quick gives the J.V.'s some last , minute strategy. The butterflies strike Chris Valliere and two teammates prior to their first game. VARSITY BASKETBALL BACK ROW L TO R: Z. Schriver, D. Growdon, C. Hanners, D. Thomas, D. Gibbs. FRONT ROW: T. Cox, M. Mckown, C. Hanners, J. Spencer, L. Northern, M. Bryant. The 1987-88 'Jacks finished fourth in the strongest Division 5 league in the State. Their only losses were to teams ranked in the Top 8 of their Division; all those teams advanced to the State Playoffs. Each player made a strong contribution to Westwood's success. Senior Captain Mike McKown led the 'Jacks in scoring with a 17.6 per game average. He had plenty of help from Seniors David Thomas and James Spencer, who each had 20 point games in the season. The underclassmen had their moments as well. Craig Hanners and Zac Schriver were solid inside players; No one appl- ied more pressure than Tom Cox, and Dean Growdon combined with Louie Northern to contribute quality minutes throughout the season. Coach Bryant added, This was a fun group to coach. They required a unique method of motivation, but they always got the job done. Coach Bryant's tough and disciplined style led the 'Jacks to a respectable finish in the tough Pioneer Feather River league. 49 Junior Tom Cox was the enforcer for an intimidating press, and often led the 'Jacks in rebounding. Captain Mike McKown lays in a deuce with Gibbs coming in for a follow tip. Dean Growdon was impressive in his first year on the Varsity. Chuck Hanners goes over Loyalton. Zac Schriver moved in to the top five by the end of the season. James Spencer hits his patented jumper from the free throw line. A team that plays together, stays together. Matt Bryant finished his third year as man- ager. Dave Thomas drops in a baseline jumper. Junior Craig Hanners handled a great deal of the inside work. Louie Northern led the 'Jacks in floor burns and deflections. Donovan Gibbs bats away an inbound pass. Dave Thomas cans a freethrow. A tense moment on the Lumberjack bench. S1 BOYS JV BASKETBALL TOP ROW L TO R: A. Graham, P. Graham, Coach Hasselwander, C. Valliere, D. Valerga, R. Kersh. FRONT ROW: R. Meadows, A. Yderraga, J. Stelzreide, M. Schriver. The 1987-88 JV roundballers were certainly a competitive and spirited group. Joe Hassel- wander took over as Head Coach and installed a deliberate offensive and defensive scheme to fit the composition of his team. They were in several down to the wire games, that we seperated by only a break or two. Richard Kersh was the leading scorer and was also responsible for a great deal of the re- bounding. Chris Valliere shared the board work as well as picking up some of the scor- ing load. Miles Schriver and Jason Stelzre- ide handled the ball on the perimeter while Andy Graham and Dave Valerga did the inside work. Coach Joe did a great job of bringing this team together to function as a unit. They enjoyed several pregame activities and had many memorable experiences. Miles Schriver works behind a solid Pat Graham screen. Valliere goes over the Warriors for two of his 15 points. Mike Stelzreide looks for the ball. David Valerga picks up some strategy from Coach Joe. Rich Kersh used his fast hands and quick feet to lead the JV's in scoring. Jeremy Wilson is surprised by an errant pass. The JV boys await their chance for some floor time. I 1-03011 defense watcl1es the bal f� 1 to 'ar ) Aaron Yderraga tries to get tne rlm- the offense moving. Rich Kersh applies the cold to his wounded eye. 54 Chris Valliere looks for an opening in the Porto la defense. GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL TOP ROW L TO R: Coach Randy Quick, J. Church, D. Bosetti, K. Hoelzle, J, Hassel- wander, B. Graham. FRONT ROW: L. Hosier, A. Hasselwander, K. The 'Jills of 1988 fought their way to a second place finish in the Feather River League. They narrowly missed a playoff spot because of the unusual structure of our league. Coach Quick was eager to praise the play of many of his key figures. Jenny Church, as a sophomore starter, was instrumental in giving consistancy to the 'Jills inside game. She was joined on the boards by Bev Graham and Jenny Hasselwander. Both Jenny's return to give the 'Jills a real ad- vantage for the '89 season. Other key performers were the hustling Lovey Hosier, who led the league in bruises; Anna Hasselwander, the tough point guard; and Danielle Bosetti, the baseline shooter. Look for this group to be at the head of the pack in '89. Hamilton, L. McCormick. Coach Randy Quick led the Girls Varsity for the third year. ■. Danielle Bosetti gets inside the defense. Kris Hoelzle and Anna Hasselwander listen to halftime instructions. Lisa McCormick moves in for the quick position. 56 Jenny Hasselwander drives for a layup. Bev Graham gets intense before the big game with the Vols. JILL’S IN ACTION 1987-88 SEASON RECAP WHS 42 - 48 WHS 44 - 49 WHS 38 - 46 WHS 40 - 15 WHS 47 - 39 WHS 32 - 34 WHS 40 - 33 WHS 36 - 41 WHS 37 - 32 WHS 22 - 26 WHS 40 - 20 WHS 35 - 30 WHS 24 - 49 WHS 32 - 31 WHS 47 - 26 WHS 41 - 33 HAYFORK DWN'VILLE HEAD ROYCE ATHENIAN PIERCE CHESTER GREENVILLE DWN'VILLE PORTOLA QUINCY LOYALTON PORTOLA DWN'VILLE QUINCY LOYALTON CHESTER Lovey Hosier works for re- Jenny Hasselwander goes in bound position. against the Warriors. 57 Coach Randy Quick makes some mid-game adjustments for his starting unit. Jenny Church shoots over the Loyalton defense. TYPICAL STUFF Dorothy Cowen moves in for the rebound. Kim Cox gets inside position. Dorothy starts down the court on offense. Back Row L to R: Janay Growdon, Kim Cox, Jenny Edwards, and Dorothy Cowen. Front Row L to R: Shelby Stevens, Laraika Yeates, Michelle Murphy, (not pictured) Heidi Bailey, Janet Dean, and Shannon Beuchat. Coach Mimi Fay directed the JV Jills to a league title. The JV Girls warm up for their game in Doris.__________________ Janay Growdon puts up a freethrow during the Westwood Invitational. Kim Cox tries to shake Laraika Yeates locks for the Head-Royce defense. an open teammate. The Junior 'Jills strike a winning pose after Waiting patiently for the rebound receiving the Championship trophy from the is The Enforcer ; Janet Dean. First Annual Westwood Invitational Tournament. 60 8th Grade Girls Basketball Suzanne Bremer sets up in the lane. Dawn Moore and Jenny Mac- Donald fill the rebounding spots. Nicki Whitman hustles back on D . TOP ROW L TO R: S. Bremer, A. DeWitt, D. Moore, G. Ventres- ca,J. MacDonald. FRONT ROW: H. Kaleo, N. Whitman, S. Lunder. 61 CLASSICAL GAS stuck on his English homework. Prime time at the computer is John Coffman's big objective. Lovey Hosier. Jason Torres thinks Heidi Bailey spends nutrition he's bad. finishing her math. VARSITY BASEBALL - 1988 The two key arms - Mike Mckown and Aaron Hedrick. Coaches Phil Bryant and Joe Hasselwander. GOLF '88 - Doug Schattenberg, John Stewart, Shawn Parker, Jason Stelzriede, Dave Shy, Aaron Yderraga, Shannon Beauchat. Captain Chuck Hanners Tracy in first, Jenny following. Hitting the pits. 64 Back row from L to R Jenny Church, Chuck Hanners, Craig Hanners, Allen Healy, Dean Growdon, Ron Hendrick; Front row L to R Janey Growdon, Anna Haselwander, Tracy Wynn, and Paula Hoi lender; Not pictured Vanessa Grandotti, Tom Cox, Dave Valerga and Mike Bloise. Jenny Church didn't get the record with this jump but she did with the next one. SOFTBALL BACK ROW L TO R: J.Dean, J. Edwards, K.Tacheira, J.Hassel- wander, R.Bruecker. FRONT ROW L TO R: T.Mattern, K.Cox. MISCELLANEOUS STUFF THE HUXLEY BROTHERS WHAT DO YOU EXPECT FOR THE LAST PAGE ? The eighth grade animals. T.J. gets some Z's. Who are these guys? Who are these guys? 68 Tessa and the Supremes! HAVING FUN WITH I DONOVAN’S'TRF.NCHCOAT Ron offers a kiss. Who is this guy? Jodie gets tall. Professor David Thomas lectures his class on ■ hort °eople - Dean flashes some leg. Cousin It . 67 o rt G 3 CQ (D c+ c oo =r o Z3 Q. 00 O 3 3 13 Qj O Q CL UD CD c+ 00 CD cr Qj o 7T -s c cr o QJ Tracy Mattern stretches out a little before her third period class. Kim Cox grabs some shut eye. WHAT ARE YOU GUYS Thomas Cox Patrick Graham and Ronald Hendrick Kathy Baldock, Kim Cox, Jodie Silva, Shannon Vanessa Grandotti Haith, and Laraika Yeates. Paula Hollander Jennifer Malena the lame game The Cheerleaders: 1987-88's only picture. Paula is surprised by the can ODD COUPLES HOMECOMING ”87” QUEEN AND KING LISA McCORMICK AND JOE LEONE Homecoming Reactions...... The 1987 Homecoming was very exciting for the candidates of all classes, espec- ially for the new Queen and King, Lisa McCormick and Joe Leone. Lisa's comment was, I had a lot of fun during the week, dressing up and decorating after school with my friends. Getting ready with all the girls was also a lot of fun. I am also looking forward to coming back next year to crown the new Queen. Joe Leone had this to say about his ex- periences, I had a lot of fun, it was an interesting night that I will never forget. All the activities made Home- coming a great night. Carole Daniels, the 1987 Queen, prepares to crown Lisa McCormick as the 1988 Homecoming Queen. SOPHOMORES DEAN GROWDON AND KATHY TACHEIRA JUNIORS TOM COX AND JENNY BUTLER SENIORS JOE LEONE AND TESSA RICHARDS JANAY AND BUFFY SHOW THEIR THE WOMEN OF HOMECOMING 1987: EXCITEMENT AND FRIENDSHIP BUFFY, KATHY, RONDA, LISA, TESSA, JENNY, AND JANAY FRESHMEN MILES SCHRIVER AND JANAY GROWDON SENIORS JAMES SPENCER AND RONDA BRUECKER SENIORS AARON HEDRICK AND LISA McCORMICK THE 1987 HOMECOMING COURT PRINCESSES BUFFY, JANAY, KATHY, AND JENNY EIGHTH GRADERS SHANNON AND BUFFY 1988 SWEETHEART The 1988 Sweetheart ceremony was capped off with the select- ion of Wendy Gebicke as the Sweetheart. 1987 winner Heidi Bailey was on hand to crown Wendy. She joined with the other candidates in con- gratulating Wendy for her win. The night was a huge success as the Varsity 'Jacks finished the evening with a big win over the Volcanoes. THE REACTION....... I was really excited to just be participating in the Sweetheart ceremony. I didn't think I had any chance of winning. I was really surprised when I heard my name called. Wendy Gebicke Wendy reacts to the announce- ment that she is the 1988 Sweetheart. JV players Richard kersh and Jason Stelzreide escorted the 1987 Sweet- heart, Heidi Bailey. Seniors Donovan Gibbs and James Spencer Juniors Craig Hanners and Tom Cox escort escort Princess Jenny Butler. Freshman Princess Becca Young. The escorts for Sophomore Princess Laraika Dean Growdon and Zac Schriver escorted 8th Yeates were David Thomas and Louie Northern. Grade Princess Dawn Moore. The Sweetheart Court : Laraika, Becca, 1987 a victory hug goes from Jenny Sweetheart Heidi Bali ley, 1988 winner Wendy to Wendy. 79 Gebicke, Dawn and Jenny. the valley of sorrow :?' rden of peace, love and compassion... sed release. Relief from grief and lonliness... sucrease from pain and despair. By the grace of God, I can hope again... For he has heard me and answered my prayers. Pauline DeGarmo Wilkerson - 1962 Dear Wendy, Be good. Be wise. Be happy. Enjoy life. We love you, Mom and Dad James S., We have always been very proud of you and the goals you have achieved. Never forget your faith in God, in yourself, and in our love. We wish you all the success and happiness you deserve. Mom and Dad Vanessa, Wishing love and happiness always to you, our beautiful Italian daughter and sister. Fred, Sheri and Karl Dave, When you were small, you used to dream of Smokey Bear and the 49ers team. Now you have grown so big and tall, I can't believe my eyes at all. Now you have finished your high school years, and you face lifes real hopes and fears. All that I can give to send you on your way, is the joy and love of every day. And say to you, my favorite son, that in our hearts you're number 1. All our love and congratulations. Mom, Dad and Liz Robb, Don't forget to clean up your room, take out the trash, and bring in the wood. Dad May all your joys be long lasting, and all your sorrows be brief. Love, Mom Ronda, You are the best daughter any parents could have. Congratulations. Love, Mom and Dad Paul, We wish you lots of happiness and success during the rest of your years. You have set your mind towards many hopes; we give you all our love and wish you all the luck with your dreams. Love, Mom and Dad Tessa, We appreciate you for being your- self. Through your honesty and love, not only as a daughter, but as a qood friend. You have been a beautiful daughter and we love you very much. Through some hard times you have always come through; not only for yourself but the loving and caring of others. Love always, Mom and Dick David, We have made it through eighteen years of good times and bad. Through it all you were always willing to go along with any of my plans. Now it is your turn to go out in the world. Stay happy and be the best that you can be. All of my love forever. Mom To our daughter Dawn, Thank you for the joys, and also the heartaches; as they go han in hand. May you always put Jesus Christ first in your life and everything else you desire will fall into place. We love you Dawn and we thank God you are our daughter. We hope for the best for you. All our love, Mom and Dad Donovan, I have always been proud of the boy you were, and now the man you have become. All of the things that mean the most to me as a parent; you are. Caring, loving, trusting, sensitive, generous, sensible, and above all you have a great personality. All of these qualities are what it takes to live a wonderful life. I love you more than words can say. I am looking forward to watching you fulfill all your dreams, and accomplish all your goals. Reach for it all - Love, Mom Mike, I love you son. I hope you receive all the things you set your heart and mind on. Love, Mom. Dear Jennifer, I hope when you turn 18, you win the Lotto so you can hire a maid. All my love. Mom 81 Chester Photo Camera (916) 258-3423 353 Main Street Chester, CA 96020 GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF “88” S tanfiem . sociales 5l7yVi((ozi • P.o ixlll9 Chester, California 96020 Phone 258-3477 instate MERRILYN REDDICK Agent Sears. Roebuck and Co. Building 1430 Mam St.. Susanville. CA 96130 Phone 257-5011 Author! zad Xarox Sal Agant XEROX. 237 4330 257-7994 FOREST OFFICE EQUIPMENT SALES ft SERVICE Shopping for Insurance? We compete in 2 ways, PRICE and PERSONAL SERVICE. 7te Main Street Susanville CA 96130 82 STEPPIN’ OUT IN STYLE P.O. 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