Westmoreland High School - Yearbook (Westmoreland, TN)

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I I iitiur dreams are imited only by how far our thoughts will take us. According to Mr. Ruckman, One must always recognize opportunities for advancement and not be afraid to venture forward. He is leaving WHS to become the State Director of Computer Education for the State Department of Education. He will have an office in Nashville, but he will be supervising a staff located all over Tennessee. However, he is not leaving without many regrets. He has enjoyed having the opportunity to work with a great staff, eating the cafeteria food, and getting to know the students. He will carry with him the satisfaction of knowing that many of the goals that he set for WHS upon his arrival in 1976 have been acheived. Among those accomplishments of which he is most proud are the Southern Association Accreditation and the approval for a new high school. Mr. Ruckman says that the new high school is a must, solving many logistical problems and helping us develop more pride and appreciation for our school and community. After all, Our students are number one! He says, When opportunity knocks, and the Lord opens the doors, one must walk through. PRINCIPAL: FRANK RUCKMAN M U PAULETTE PERRY W h PAULETTE PERRY, DIXIE BROWN, AND DEBBIE , I 5 s X 4 cfs ' ' I I l c, I LE . X 152 S Q 'va sffffKsfY?2rme,MNYSigf +r f'