Westmoreland High School - Yearbook (Westmoreland, TN)

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VFD' aw-swf' One ot the comical things that happened on their trip to Florida was seeing how many people would tit in the little bathrooms on the bus. Attempting to tind out is Bill Brown, Scott Sadler, Tonya Akins, Melissa Adams, Ronnie LaCroix, and Eric Meador. ir i ' it I' 1 'Q L. 4 .ef -65 A busy schedule which included marching at Walt Disney World and going to Epcot Center makes lor and exciting as well as and exhausting day, as Tyla Heath tound out. As Pennie James, Velma Claypool, and Lisa Nuckols try to get a good night's sleep, Christie Borders, lohn Creasy, and others party on. 931 fa Michelle Harper, Tracy Gross, Martina lohnson, and Wendy Wallace pose tor a picture at Epcot Center. A trip to Florida would not be complete without a trip to the beach. The people responsible for this sand castle are Mrs. Garner, Greg Law, Rachel Tuttle, Sheila Tillman, and Angie Tuck. 79

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CELLENCE REWARDED Very few bands are selected to lead the Walt Disney World Parade. Only the best are selected. Out of a hundred and filly applicants, the Eagle Band was selected for their clean playing and marching style. In the band program, each perfor- mance is a graded test. The Magic King- dom's International Festival Parade is no exception. Many hours were spent in preparation for the performance Capprox- imately 25 hoursj. The band also prac- ticed twice in Florida for a total of four hours. The trip was an educational expe- rience with built-in fun. The bus trip proved to be a memorable experience of the trip. As Greg Law said, The funni- est thing about Florida was when we had eleven people in the bathroom on the Finding it hard to wake up at 5:00 o'clock in the morning, Donnie Blankenship holds a towel over his lace. After months ot fundraising, which included selling doughnuts, magazines and fruit, the Marching Eagle Band finally realizes its dream come true by March- ing down Main Street U.S.A. at Walt Disney World. 78 H Wil 'CfX1?'57xJf'lfk .N f - 1- bus, It was about 3 X 4. Two of the -1' XXX X79 N. W, ,fY . . X -wx. ,, X' major attractions were Walt Disney World and Epcot Center. For Christie Borders communication was the key word. She said, lt was lun meeting, talking, and laughing with people from other coun- -my-w1'4x,Cs-.rs -,,-w,N5Qv,s gwisrs- Nilisfwpsnwsw- .1 ifxvib- Sxfyft DZZWFQJN N ,Q W W M? 25' WD V X A fi F' s?'V2-137 i A ' .- V W ffm?-sift. NX X-fs 1 Ms uf X M ,W QXWWQQZQVQ -ff :W - ,. Q . Xsgss wg, s , - X- ,X we--,., X f .Mfg-.:,g 1.x-5.4.x-fgssf s -mes, -:, 3,-W bf' WA S, 'Y- Ns 'fx ,jc xx fx 7 F5 ,sf , , ., . .4 22 1- ' Q W' . z is-T' 1 A-sv was -s is ive.. 9 ,W M 7 f tries. Of course, she admitted, I couldn't understand all they were saying, --'1 .. ., but it was fun trying. For Derrick Harris getting lost was a problem at Walt Disney -s 2 A Mwsfsg gs .X,gsf,sj3 -N, -'gl 5:3 2 , fee World. According to Angie lent, one of the greatest things about the trip was going N :Wt we Kg 1 f f 626 My ew . ., gs ,- : so sw, ff- . Q ff! v 6 f ' VW AQ ' NW 4,7 'fm AQ 1 --N' R f , .sk iss' 'fmvvf - ' . 'K' , s..N,.-Q4 1' f' f s 1 to the Epcot Center and seeing all the different countries. The band's desire for excellence and success earned an rnvrtra- N f ., fi to www- -ww -V JV f -2- cffff Qfi ,fxfgf axe WX xii? f fx ,X Xwxfxf fxfwffvwfxfx tion to new experiences that are now memories in their scrapbook. A 'J' fs. . t f .4 ax,-Y ' I f X A. X. tx X N fy 1- Jef W T . . 5 Q2 4 mf 4 ',,f.?f Wx- wg ff Za 5 mf f JWJ A. ', Q .12 .4 .f f G x js ,ws msgs s .f - ,' -N -sw'-. K ff, f . .f f. f fr, f wwf .4 W nf, ff -'vii' 'f Wu- 1. Q XQZQ -s3:sftsQ fee fwggg f' Q f Z Q ' Q- eww Ns s isis s X s X Wfvfz Y 'ffm - f 'QW sexpy ,yy ,ss .s. S . Q ,Q s X s nun? Ah'f - see.-fx . as gnibw? e -M Kwik .fs '-PKR 1' to fi E fasxfi ...xr M3

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A FH H COUNC T EN UD ST l Right: 'these ass ferr ot the FHA eilirere poses: tor this uniquely struc- iursfi these ladies probably have a very rewarding future planned , tor themselves. Below: Mrs. Shirley Carver is the spon- f sor of the FHA Club. As sponsor of the club for Z3 years, she shows concern and determination for the club and its members. W N 7 X Nh X ' 9 . :is y ' X x ,V K . - K I .. ' .. ZW if up .is 9 Q Hy, fri if wr .. .kg iw V. x . Xi' . I X. if' ff? 'ffl WAS f .V 'X V 95 . W f Q ' ' I Q X f 2- fffr. .V 'iff .1.. W' pf M The Westmoreland High School Stu- dent Countil is an organization made up of students who perform duties and services for the school and com- munity. The Student Council is de- signed to develop leadership responsi- hilities. Some of the special activities and events Student Council participates in are the Homecoming Dance, Christ- mas Programllfood and Toy Drive, Talent Show, Dinner for the Adminis- tration, Special Projects for the beau- tification of the school, and a trip to the state legislature.