Westwood High School - Green Years Yearbook (Westwood, MA)

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THE THRILL OF VICTORY VARSITY First Row (left to right): R. Reissfelder, P. Duray, R. Schwartz, P. Fallon, B. Murphy, P. Valentine, E. Buonoto, M. Ciardi, E. Brown, B. Baker. Second Row: Mike Ryan (trainer), D. Bradley (coach), B. Reissfelder, B. Masison, B. Kenney, C. Malloy, D. Quinlan, T. Boyd, S. Fallon, G. Testa, J. Gavin, D. Van Zile (manager), K. Crowe (coach). JR. VARSITY First Row (left to right): M. Smith, J. McCusker, J. Foxx, G. Peters, S. Nolte, C. DeSimone, A. Pecararo T. Curtin, A. Smith. Second Row: M. Ryan, N. McDevitt, J. Draper, D. Sheppard, E. Henderson, M. Musto! G. Snyder, B. White, R. Welby, P. Hannigan, C. Duray, D. Malloy, Coach Mannke. - -J III •smm S T.V.L. Champs . . . Garden Fever . . . Beatin ' the odds . . . Remember Keefe Tech . . . Did Bakes pass gym? . . . Sybil and Light . . . icebox at 5:30 AM . . . The U.S.S. Masison . . . Smile for the camera, Ricey . . . The Fallon freeway, Inter- state 5 . . . Never say die, cardiac kids . . . Wash your shirt, Tom! lohno ' s house and basketball brawls . . . The Phan- tom Chow. Led by tri-captains Tom Boyd, Steve Failon, and Dave Quin- lan, the Westwood hockey team opened the eyes of every observer in Eastern Massachusetts. In a Cinderella season, the Wolverines captured their third straight Tri-Valley League Championship and traveled to the Eastern Mass semi-finals, where they were finally ousted by powerhouse Canton. After a 2-2-1 start and with their backs to the wall, the Wolverines came storming back, winning ten straight and not losing again until the Boston Garden clash with Canton. Tom Boyd led the league in total points, Dave Quinlan set a record for assists by a defenseman, and Bill Reissfelder led the T.V.L. in goals scored. Also, congratulations to Tom Boyd, Steve Fallon, Jimmy Gavin, Dave Quinlan, and Bill Reissfelder for being named to the Tri-Valley League All-Star Team. The team would like to thank Coach Dick Bradley, whose dedicated support turned the season around and made him everybody ' s choice for Coach of the Year. Warm thanks also to Coach Bill Mannke, Billy Guidal, Kevin Crowe, Mike the Train- er, Dexter, and Joey C, who all put in many long hours of hard work in order to make this 1 980-81 season the most rewarding one ever.

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THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN GOOD AND GREAT The 1980 Girls Volleyball Team had an extremely suc- cessful season finishing first in the league with an undefe- ated record, twice defeating arch rival Holliston. With a strong showing in the States, the girls won the quarter finals of the tournament and had an unfortunate loss in the semi-finals. High points of the season included Tri- Valley league All-Star standings awarded to Co-captain Sonja Nordstrom, Co-captain Barbara Guidi, and Sue MacMul- len, who also received TVL MVP. Daily Transcript All- Stars were Kathleen M., Sue P., Barb G., Sonja N., Suzie Mac. and K. McCaff. The black hole . . Super Sp-iker ... the day the music died . . . Dancin ' Carol, Shrimpy, Nuncy, Sister Barbara Jean, Crazy Son, Suzie, Myran . . . Rock Lobster E.B., . . . good luck dinners . . . unrun miles thanks to our soccer fans . . git up, git up ... hit dat ball, hit dat ball . . . pizza . . . and kinds of things like that! Varsity First Row (left to right): C. Aaron, K. Smith, S. Nordstrom, B. Guidi, L . Mackey. Second Row: Coach N. Blaisdell, S. Padell, J. Steeger, S. MacMullen, K. McCafferty, J. Marshall, K. McCoy, C. O ' Malia. Junior Varsity First Row (left to right): M. Brooks, S. Fallon, D. McCoy, S. Roach, P. Hurley, C. Poli. Second Row: Coach Tndero, S. McKay, S. Lynch, D. Sesnovich, L. Riordan, M. Joyce, S. Rich, K. Mazzarella, M. McKinnon, D. West.

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BOYS ' BASKETBALL We ' re a force to be reckoned with a quick 25 Schmack trash session with MR. Hopkinton?? Colonel Harry ' s recruiting trips . Darce ' s comebacks the incredible sulk . CDs metal knee pizza with Pinch the rise of Bart . . Brawl ' s soft touch Howie Belcher all day post-season festivities at Stef s. Guided by co-captains Scott Harrington and Chris De- Sisto, the Wolverine hoop team finished their season at 1 4-6. good for second place in the TVL. Unfortunately, the team bowed out of the tourney in the first round, 49-48 vs. Franklin. Bill MacLellan expertly ran the offense of one of the quickest teams Westwoods ever had, while Bill Bar- tow controlled the boards and Scott Harrington was his usual dominant self inside. Stefan Kohler glided and leaped for numerous buckets and bounds and Chris De- Sisto provided the major scoring force, mostly on outside jumpshots. Invaluable, also, was the bench, led especial- ly by the quick scoring punch of Chris Maynard. Toward the end of the season, the Wolverines needed key wins to make the tourney. The squad responded by nipping Medfield, 58-54, in a thriller, and by beating Hollis- ton and Hanover. This year ' s season was hilighted by the first Westwood Invitational Tourney. Westwood beat Dom Savio 58-52 in the opener and then lost a heartbreaker to highly rated B.C. High in the finals. Chris DeSisto and Bill MacLellan were named to the all tournament team. The team would like to thank Coach Bonn, the other coaches, and Mike Ryan for a very successful and enjoy- able year. Congratulations to Chris DeSisto and Scott Harrington for being chosen league All-Stars. Varsity First row: (left to right) Captains C. DeSisto, S. Harrington. Second Row: D. Beltramini, C. Maynard, B. MacLellan, B. Bartow, S. Kohler, J. Howard, J. Pinciaro, Coach R. Bonn. t k . .1 k. 9 i Junior Varsity First Row: (left to right) R. Buchmueller, J. Boland, C. Doherty, J. Murray, G. Ormsby, P. Shutack, B. McGillis. Second Row: Coach Geary, G. Smith, D. Granese, J. Bruno, P. Cummings, K. Calvin, G. DeSisto, S. Moses.