Westmoreland High School - Yearbook (Westmoreland, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1988 volume:

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In this edition of the Eagle we will relive those memories in an attempt to capture those unique moments which make an EAGLE . . . CLASSIC! gt . t .l ., ima-W Mr. Hanes displays his Hanes Above: Kristi Brooks and Jackie Bor- as'a punlshmlent for losing a ders rush down the hall in an attempt to during magazine sales. arrive at class on time. Left: Moe, Lisa, Jamie, Belinda, and Sa- mantha are all expressing the happy family feeling yearbook has. Below: Perfect Hideaway, no one will ever find me up here is what Neal Hurst seems to be saying while planning to catch up on some lost sleep. CLASSIC MOMENTS Classic moments in the life of Joe Tuttle: 2:50 p.m. Fridays, Christ- mas breaks, spring break, and the end of school. Joe Tuttle My classic moment was when I found out I was going to Girls' State. That meant I got out of all my final exams, especially Phys- ics. Johnna Smith My classic moment was being chosen to be a member of the yearbook staff. I couldn't believe that I was capable of helping oth- ers to create a book for my school. Serena Brooks Listening to classical music in the Fourth grade with the music teacher. John Claypool 3 3elow: Amy Mueller and John Hall are Right: The football team riding on the 1 matching couple, showing their to- fetherness by wearing matching shirts. Ei 5. . - float during the parade are saving their energy for the big Homecoming game. , K in , Q 5- il? Y V 'Q ' m lie ' A CLASSIC MOMENTS In Mrs. Gail Johnson's class, I was sitting on the window sill because the air conditioner was messed up. Somehow I managed to fall out of the window. I'll never forget that classic moment. - John Hall With twenty seconds left on the clock in the fourth quarter, I kicked the extra point that put us ahead to win the game. - Shane Creasy My classic moment was when I won the AFS scholarship. The ex- citement and curiosity of the up- coming year made me burst with overflowing happiness. -- Ursula Dinkins Grasshoppers and study hall do not mix. A grasshopper jumped down my shirt in study hall. I ran out screaming. The grasshopper was caught and the screaming stopped, but not the laughter. - Anita Satterfield QL 91 -:f.,.1v V' Left: Mr. Meador handles each classic moment with a smile. 'W . w ish. Q x nvm-,..,,.I-l 'In ,VA .. 'reT,., ' ' V A b, l . ' w -L. K , Y, T. Below: Robert Crawford, Joe Campbell, and Jason Key are enjoying part of their lunch break outside. 2- 4 X A fm, 73- A fda is ' N L YL, ijt' LN -'15--K I we -C qv 'Z 'TH- X S LN-as-Ima. Left: Ursula Dinkins, Lesa Chandler, and Renee' McCormick spend their remain- ing senior moments together. 5 Below: Chuck Shinton and John Ruck- man take a much needed break as ev- eryone else practice dialogues in Span- Below: Mike McCullough, Mary Wade, Robin Fikes, and Tonya Blankenship share a pack of M8:M's. Right: A new fashion is being created by Jeff Morris. Above: Stars of Hollywood day during Homecoming brings out the glamour in Marie Tuttle, Kim Duffer, Ronnetta Patterson and Lisa Hoskins. Right: Linda Huntsman seems to be planning her revenge during physical science class. Far right: Mrs. Law is getting wet as she receives her punishment from Mr. Hanes for losing a challenge during the magazine drive. 6 mr' X' Classics of Tomorrow ... stone- washed jeans, high topped sneakers, and Coke Classic t-shirts, Chicago Bears, Alf, IROC Z's. Below: Mrs. Blankenship is being presented a pie in the face by Mrs. Johnson because Mrs. B. lost her challenge to Mrs. J. during the magazine drive. You can have your pie and eat it too. , lf' 9 - tb 1 wr V ATV ,A , 'Q K-,L if. I dtfif - 4 .A ., r ' ' hi V Qfsfi f.. r av , ,X YA- .. A , ,Jar J H .Jl'8f.Q' 1 Q , 4 1 M' ', 0 7 4 , P-, f 5 - a o 7 ' 4 i 5' CLASSIC MOMENTS My classic moment was when I saw my favorite English teacher get splattered with a pie by the Spanish teacher. - Phillip Willis My classic moment was when Mrs. Law, one of our nicest teach- ers, got water splashed on her head. She's always challenging people, but when she loses, she f' takes it like a good sport! - Cindy Brooks My classic moment was when I made the cheerleading squad and was chosen co-captain. - Marie Tuttle I had an argument with a friend of mine so that night I made some cookies with Ex-Lax in them. The next day my friend ate the cookies and my revenge proved to be a success. Mr. Johnson shows some class in his new dance sweep em up as he keeps the school clean. - Linda Huntsman 1 1 1 I r F E. . W IW, , -15 A Lp .44 , W ., vi Q ' -Q if V 4 . H' 46 xl i, '-'Ho -.Z Il -.V 5. I A .mfg 1 Q A x ' IO' ww 'lr 'Q -4 f J' I :Y 1 V -1. U 5 9 . f' , ,lg 1' L .ga I..- Ak! .SS 4 U R, 31 A ni' kj 95 is uv Y' Pig -. 1' 5-www N ' x A , .:4Pv- as-3 X' 'I 5. A mx' 'JY P' I I' 1 ..z ' I 15 A CLASSIC TE TO. We proudly dedicate this edition of the Eagle to a man who embodies the clas- sic qualities of a true winner on and off the field. His understanding, patience, and dependability are a few of his fin- est qualities that give us the basis for the great admiration we have toward him. P roud, but not pompous E' nthusiastic, but not effusive i , 4, ,. s R eady, but not resigned u ' R esolute, but not raving Yes, this 'spells' Perry, and so it is to him, our Coach, Roger Per- ry, who has 'seasoned' our sea- sons with winnings and has 'seasoned' our school with ' pride that we gratefully dedi- cate the 1988 edition of the Ea- gle. - Mrs. Joe Y. Law ,-1' Q IVA f P As our coach and our friend, he guides us in the direction of our goals. We all have our bad qualities, but he tries to pull our classic moments into the spot- light. 1 'X K ,, l , A V 'lg C When the strong com- mand, obedience is best. -- Sir Henry Newbolt CUR TEACHER COACH, AND FRIEND . . ROGER PERRY -fd , ,, V, 4, J ,r - r , s , , 5 fe ff pgs w' my sf, Q-,, K. gy. if W ' W W 0 f if f ,' 5 N iyfsw MM? NW M 5 W f, , X40 W MM, y S-,S 1VQ.4,s f 7 A CLASSIC SENORITIS Above: Van seems to be deep in thought about something. Could he be thinking about graduation day? Above: Lisa, Craig, and Marie show their senior spirit during one of the pep rallies. Right: Cramming before class is typical of a senior. Right, Kathy? 14:1 6 tit e C ..... Ik 1 X , ii- , X Q tk xx E ., -was s Q51 -F fl 's 3 It 9 ,Q L , , i 5 tal i 1 Ax R. Left: Good friends like Wendy and Ta- Below: Kirk and Andy demonstrate batha know they always have someone that being a senior means giving a to lean on. helping hand to the underclassmen. .--A .,..J L ,Ms ,,,..if W3 H' our X: Bkatixyqbw ,,gohw K-: 'fa l ix 'N N. Above: Scott slowly but surely makes his way through the hall. Left: Decorating lockers is a favorite way for the students to express themselves. Can you guess which senior this locker belongs to? MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST ALL ARQUND Johnna Smith Kirk Woodard Angie B0l'del'S Ray Ragland i Lviisjgl iw- I ' FRIENDLIES NEATEST B'lly Caldwell Van Blankengm Lisa Hosjsinilki Marie Tuttle Neal Hurst i , 'IZ I X A I HOST SCHCOL SPIRITED MOST ATHLETIC i Craig Coates. Kim Duffer Jan Mandfell Jason Perry 1 WITTIEST MUST TALENTED S Lorie Akins Tim Freeman Chris Meador Shelena Claypool T i'Kfg::w:f MOST DEPENDABLE MOST CONSIDERATE Lesa Chandler Mark Troutt Andy Ripliy Kathy Wauford President: C S S Vice President: Angie Borders Missy Duffer Reporter: Jason Perry Secretary!Treasurer: Ray Ragland yn., 'Sgt n 1 9 igillf 1 4 A ,. f ll 34 'ff ' H A Mgt, W... A ,, ,.,..,, ,nr ,,., X , , .. . ., . . , r , ,. lei! Mark Troutt This award emphasizes dependabili- ty, leadership and patriotism. The nominees for this award are chose11 by the faculty and voted on by the senior class. One of the ways Mark fulfills the qualifications of this award is by be- ing manager of the high school foot- ball team. 1 1 DANFURTH Andy Rippy Angie Borders This is an award chosen by the facul- ty and presented to one senior boy and one senior girl. This award recog- nizes outstanding young people with a high moral character and leadership qualities. Both Andy and Angie are well deserv- ing of this award. Andy is president of our school BETA club, and Angie is the president of the senior class. AWARD OF LEADERSHIP ef, -A-lf THE WAY WE WERE Chris Akins: April 25, 1970 Cheryl Hurt: November 12, 1969 2 A-......,, Q Aw ., 11 , 4 I aww, Q . fs ?Q'r ,U Q, J , 7 i 'U f, 5211-uf 4 ff 'fm 1 4 4,5916 Wawwe Aj 'K Ksaglrl, Kg' vfg,L'uf..,, 5 I A ,ff Q 'f-Q M .1 1. M M fi , - 7'.ZLl'l1 f , . A Qagkwl' ,,,'-:.:m ':w,u.n, ,rp ,Q . if 'VE I Qvlf-.':,'.w a4w.mq'o ff' U' V -.,':Kp'w'.vf',4.w'::naa.4vfl'V'5z V 'Q v 'J' .4 J' ,.1.nvU' A Kelly Harper: August 29, 1970 ,. ,I 4 -, . Q3 - J? 4 44 ' J ef 1 Gina-W 1, ff W 0 .VA , Missy Duffer: September 18, 1970 ., X .wa 1 .', ii y X . ii AW' Micky Wheeley: April 17, 1970 7 A M ' Q ,.,. X 'M 5 . if 13' - f Q rg. 9 2 ,Q ' I 2- an iw W- A ww L, wf , ' H 3 f,.: .' , gf! V 1 gb gf ff inf I f,f1 at A ,Vjf , ' ' it 'Wil yeii 9 k- - , . , A , , ' Zfffdf, V' ' V, ' ' ' , .,., , ,, . A' ,, ' - ,,,. 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X ,d Dawn Minchey: September 12, 1970 fir' F fl 4 r. Q -:f K K i. I Yi, -' ' 7 Q I K ,f -A . L1 .4 Billy Caldwell: NOY'6mb8f 13, 1969 Z 59 , , , A , K ff .fe Y , ' e f-lf f. any f . iw . V ' ',, ', , Czffrfr' ,,,,,, aw f , ,V ff ,J gs 4, ff , K f-,,, f -' 1, - .ww f A f 1 1 Q f m xr M if -V ,MW 1-.V 2 if 4 f 7' f Q: gf f ' f2, ,.-M' HMA. A ,,.. J. , .,,.,,.,,f ' Lorie Akins: February 17, 1970 H -ivy . - 1 k'f'aj12f3v3giTjf5s:5' 53? 2 ,, ff.. - Q ,fn x I F , VM, 1 H, QQ V 3.36: 4-is NSF 'WPI' Craig Coates: December 31, 1969 rv .WJ ,. Mark Troutt: June 30, 1970 Kathy Wauford: April 21, 1970 Spencer Borders: July 8, 1970 N r W W , Z7 , ' N Wi, ,,5gj' , - , 'r ,gy-' -.... , 5 I .w . . f -I W 1 . n V .. if Chena Garrison: January 15, 1970 Tiffany Perry: February 20, 1970 4 , X ' '--- Nr N'-ef, f ' warg. ,. - V wp . .gnu U. '- xv ,, Z... ,fix .- -W9 'A -Way . , .fbzrqffr . . 'Q . , W Q ' 4 A. ,K '- - .V -X K kg, V, r 1 ff. .,,,,. ,X 2. 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I f.: f' - fi1 w'- fill-xr. ..-' 5 5 A 3 - 4- '. 1 -'fi - 1 I X 2. 1 -- n xlwnmfgflmf l Kirk Woodard: February 9, 1970 Lisa Mann: October 24, 1970 ln- fn Andy Proffitt: July 20, 1970 Ray Ragland: May 15, 1970 is i W 1 Ronetta Patterson: May 14.1970 Renee McCormick: February 24, 4 1970 M... .N-'.,J --yr Laura Stewart: August 24, 1970 Jimmy Nixon: January 1, 1970 -I E 'XJ . l f David Manning: September 20, 1970 .T Q Al Fleetwood: January 20, 1969 Wendy Lambert: June 23, 1970 is ,. ,, 3 , .nf Wendy and Wendell Carver: October 6, 1970 Tracey Gross: April 1, 1970 Kamlesh Patel: February 4, 1970 Marty Cothron: April 2, 1969 .. . ..., ., .,.,....., X ,M w..., X, NN.. me we... - - A was S09 V. Z ' .hx - N A .Q N., Xa AMN if 5 .. 5 4 V. ,v:.:.A' E , Q gm 'Q V. ,, X Q A gf im? , Kathy Kendall: October 25, 1970 Lisa Warren: November 8, 1969 fag mag, Vickie Gregory: February 8, 1970 5 W 3' 1' Jason Perry: December 29, 1969 i' N fx, ' . - .gig . 'x ,. 4 ' .j7' X Tabatha Alderson: November 25, 1970 X 1 Y w , A f f ff X Rf ily . Mx . ex L 5 1 1 X X. f 1x4 xv!! , f ' Y! KL! I f 'UN T E i-T Q Pm 3' 3 71 Xl N X -1 A, ,7 Lisa Hoskins: February 25, 1970 K Q N- Q E' I... xv .4 P I 'N.,..,...A-5, 'ai fx b xt, iii' L Q-. Md' X '1- X' V y I, 's I x Van Blankenship: December 22, 1969 Q3 '25 ' ' 9:2 f 'V M I. . f f A ff Marie and Lee Tuttle: February 11, 1970 LAST WILL A D TEST ME I, Chris Akins, do hereby leave all my good times to Mack Dickerson and Chad Lambert: to all the juniors the ability to pass senior English: to Troy Prock the ability to study hard and graduate: to the others still being punished in detention my Sunset Club card: to the others that will take senior math the patience to memorize all the equations. I, Lorie Akins, do hereby leave to my sister Tabitha the ability to graduate before our ten year old brother: to Sis our litol noyzzez : thanks to all my teachers: special thanks to you, Mr. Vincent: Loved your classes : Be good Mr. Holli- man: to Ms. Polly a promise Someday I'll get you back : Mrs. Emmert wait until you see Jamie : Miss Johnson 4Maxinei Adios : my love and appreciation to my parents: most of all a special I love you to TLR. I, Tabatha Alderson, do hereby leave to Chena a better pitch- ing arm: to Wendy L. memories of YBC: to Tyla memories of our little talks about him : to Amy and Mitch each other: to Tricia our own vocabulary: to Bryan the ability to graduate: to the 1988 staff Thanks, Group : to Shelena a waterbal- loon: to Mr. Holliman the Joke of the Day: to Ms. Johnson Adios prima : to Mrs. Shinton my thanks for being my inspi- ration to become an English teacher: to Mrs. Blankenship my thanks for putting up with my craziness in yearbook Thanks Auntie : last but not least to my mom all my grati- tude for standing by me all these years. I, Craig Anderson, do hereby leave Cindy Crook the ability to graduate: my thanks to Mr. Dickens for teaching me every- thing I know in welding: my thanks to Mrs. Clark for helping me in school: all my love to my parents. I, Stevie Anderson, do hereby leave all the love and thanks to my parents for putting me through school: to Elmo my Run DMC tape: to my cousins, Jason and Jamie, the ability to graduate: to Ag, Jan, and Kelly thanks for being such good friends: to Angela everything she wants out oflife and happi- ness: to Jim Wright a SOCKET : last but not least to G.D. Alexander a 1 for being there. I, Van Blankenship, do hereby leave to Troy Prock my lock- er: to all seniors of '89 senoritis: to all my friends my friend- ship. I, David Boner. do hereby leave to the seniors of next year the ability to pass Mrs. Shinton's senior English class: to Mr. Alexander a better third period class: to Joey Tuttle the office of president in the VICA club: to all the seniors of '88 best wishes and good luck in the future. ' I, Angie Borders, do hereby leave to the basketball girls miles and miles to Fleetwood: to Kelly G. the ability to be squirrelly: to Alicia and Allison the ability to try hard at what ever you do: to Mr. Vincent appreciation for being an outstanding teacher and good friend: to Ms. Shinton and Mr. Holliman thanks for their lectures on morals: to my parents my gratitude for helping and supporting me to make it this far: to Jason Graves my love and thanks for also being my friend. I, Spencer Borders, do hereby leave to all DB and SE's the ability to put up with Coach Honeycutt for two more years: to all my ex-team mates the will to give everything you have in 88 : to my coaches all my appreciation and thanks for the good times we had: to Adam and Mandy the ability I never had to work hard in class and make good grades. I, Melissa Braswell, do hereby leave to my sister Sharron five more years of WHS: to Cheryl and Tiffany a forever friendship: to Tab my locker since you use it more than I do: to Lorie phurrfpt : to Tammy Simpson our seat in detention: to Robert, Phyllis :please take heri: to Mr. Holliman the free day I never had: to my parents my love and appreciation: to Philip all my love and a lifetime of happiness. I, Jeannie Burton, do hereby leave all my fun times at WHS to Dana and Trophina: to my husband, James, all my love and happiness. I, Billy Caldwell, do hereby leave Kelly Troutt the back seat on the football bus: to Travis Akins the ability to take over in football where I left off. I, Lloyd Carter, do hereby leave my basketball skills and my break-dancing skills to Mike Leduc who needs them: to my friends my memories to cherish: to my teachers my books and other stuff: my locker to anyone who wants it. My rap- ping I don't leave to anyone but myself. I, Wendell Carver, do hereby leave my parking space to any- one who wants it: my locker to anyone who wants to sign up for it: the entire student body the desire to sleep during class. I, Wendy Carver, do hereby leave mom and dad much appre- ciation: to Kathy a big thanks and an eternal friendship: to Kelly all our wild times, the guy or her dreams and may we always be friends: to Mark Roark many horror movies: to Cody Geometry: to Elmo and Scotty K. the radio in the cadil- lac: to Tiffany, Wendy L., Joyce, and Bones lots of luck: to Mrs. Reece, Bubba and Mark T.: to Wendell thanks for being so rotten to me, I'll always remember it: WHS forever! I, Lesa Chandler, do hereby leave to Wendy good gossip to always talk about: to Tyla the ability to do the correct as- signments: to Shelena all our fun times for the past thirteen years: to Chena another bathroom in the dressing room: to Shelia T. her license and a car to drive to school in: to Ursula the determination to travel far and wide: to Tab happy and wild times in the future: to all my teachers my thanks for always caring: to Renee' my appreciation for always being there for me - Thank you! I, Marty Clark, do hereby leave to my mother and father all the happiness they could ever want and thanks for helping me make it through school: all my love to Linda. I, Tim Clark, do hereby leave to my brother and sister knowl- edge, wisdom and all the luck in the world to get through school. I, Shelena Claypool, do hereby leave the ability to stay out of trouble to my sister Velma: to John the will to graduate: to Lesa an ink pen: to Renee a roll of toilet paper and a free serve: to Tabatha a ball bat and the ride home she never got: to Chena and Tyla all our good times and my friendship: to Wendy Howdy , she deserves it: to Mr. Holliman the ability to stop picking on people: to Ms. Shinton a tape recorder for her class so they can tape what she says because they'll never get it all down: to my parents my love and appreciation for being there. I, Cody Cline, do hereby leave Mrs. Winn all my accounting practice sets: to Sherry Fowler my locker number 6: to Amy, Shannon, and the sixth period English class good luck in passing 12th grade English: to Shannon Naylor my car so she will not have to ride the bus next year: to my teachers the thanks for giving me strength and encouragement. I. Craig Coates, do hereby leave Bubba my football locker: to Ken the ability to lead What's the Word? : to Shane I leave a little emotion to show on the field: to Jack another good year: my football jersey 375 to anyone who can fill it out: to the whole football team all the hard work and dedication it takes to be a winner: to the football coaches all my thanks and appreciation: to my parents my thanks for their loving sup- port. I, Billy Cothron Jr., do hereby leave Brian Mundy my locker and safety glasses: to next years seniors in Ag class all my good times: my thanks to all the teachers that have helped me this year and the past years: my thanks to my parents for putting up with me: all my love to Mandy. I, Ursula Dinkins, do hereby leave to the faculty champagne dreams and caviar wishes: to all the students perrier hopes and fish-egg cravings. Merry adventures to all and to all a good life. I, Kim Duffer, do hereby leave my thanks to the cheerleaders for making this a great year and many memories or all our hard work throughout the school year: to my teachers and friends a lasting friendship: to my parents my gratitude and appreciation: my love to Danny Sullivan. I, Missy Duffer, do hereby leave to Chad the ability to pass Mrs. Shinton's senior English class: to Dawn many more talks and secrets: to Tiffany a happy life with Lee and Megan and many more years of friendship: To Cody a date with Becky Slicer: to Ray an opportunity to sing on the Ralph I limery Show: to my' parents lots of love and appreciation for putting up with me all these years: to Todd and Tina and everlasting friendship. I, Robert Douglas, do hereby leave to Scooter my musical ability: to David Spanish class and anything else I don't un- derstand: to Lonnie my half of the locker which he already uses: my brain to science. I, Russell li. Emerson, do hereby leave all the gratitude that l am capable of to my parents for being able to remember what it is like going through school and understanding: to Thais the ability to bug the teachers and get away with it. l'm not going to leave any skills to get through life or memo- ries because l am going to need those. Good-bye WHS! l, Albie Fleetwood, do hereby leave my books and locker to future seniors with hope they will do better with them than I did: my sense of humor I leave tothe teachers hoping they will be able to use it with other students: to everyone I leave this piece of advice, The harder you work the farther you will make it in life, with the expectation everyone will use it. I, Tim Freeman, do hereby leave my brother and sister the ability to graduate: thanks to Elmo for taking me to Spur: to Ken Kendall the ability to stay up all night and make it to school on time: all my love to Kenny and Shirley Kendall for letting me have a place to stay. I, Chena Garrison, do hereby leave Tabatha a glass of ice at lunch: Martina a black convertible Mercedes and singing on the band bus: Mary T. a pair of pants: Shelena a ssshhhl: Renee laughing in the PIC dressing room and some toilet paper: Tyla my thanks for keeping me up until one or two in the morning talking about the latest guy you were in love with: Wendy the ability to like one guy for more than a week: Mrs. Iimmert someone else to call her Egghead: Mr, Holliman another talkative class: Velma a muzzle: Jeremy his volley- ball challenge: Lesa all our problems with Physics: Ursula Mr. Bill and glutamus maxamus: Mary W. the ability to stay out of trouble: Mom my thanks for putting up with me for so long. I, Elizabeth Gilliam, do hereby leave Stacie the ability to find a man: to Jeannie the ability to stay with the one she found: to Rosemary and Donnie each other: to Tammy my' friendship forever: to Mom, Dad, Margart, Linda, Ann, Janice, Byrd and the rest of the gang thanks for everything: to STC my love. I, Michelle Gregory, do hereby leave my thanks to my par- ents for helping me make it through high school: the ability to graduate to my sister Beth tI think she'll need it.t: my thanks to Ronnetta for being a good friend all these years: to David all my' love forever. I, Vickie Gregory, do hereby leave to my little sister, Jenni- fer the ability to pass American History: to Trina many wild Fridays: to Melissa J. all my Strength and courage to stay in school: my thanks to my parents for putting up with me too! I. Tracey Gross. do hereby leave Mom and Dad my apprecia- tion and love for putting up with me through my high school years: to Angie Lotito and Marissa Davis my eternal friend- ship. I love yal: to Dewayne nothing because you didn't leave me anything: to M.J., L.H., R.T., L.W., all of our wild time at WHS: to Michelle Harper a great senior year. I, Kelly Harper. do hereby leave my mom my love and appre- ciation: Wendy the fun times we had cruising around in the jeep and a long lasting friendship: to Laura and Mike the ability to get along with each other and to be happy: Traci the ability to choose one of her loverboys: to Christi the ability to get her life straight: to Elmo, Scottie. Wendell, and Wendy the memory ofthe trip to Nashville: to Tiffany eternal friendship: to Mrs. Reece the memories of our 4th period class: to Randie all my love. I, Scott Harrison, do hereby leave the memories of my wild weekends to G.T.. M.T., Rf., K.H., D.S., and C.L.: to Billy my thanks for being such a good friend: to everybody else I leave nothing because nothing over here belongs to me. I, Tyla Heath. do hereby leave my Xylophone to Misty: a pair of sticks to the rest of percussion tPlay them with pridei: to Sherry F. a busted drum head: to Travis B. the green bomb : to Pennie the percussion section: to Paula, Johnny and to Johnny, Paula: to Derrick a ditch: to R.M.. L.C.. U.D., and W.L. fun times in English: to Tab a ball bat: to Wendy C. lasagna: a I street -.ign to Shel:-na: burnt popcorn to t'ht-na: to Ms, Shin- ton much appreciation: to Mrs, I'.mmcrt the ability to hi-ar me calling in the wet- hours of the night, NDNILY: to Shane, Jona- than and my future niecc'nt-phcvy the ability tl lacked: to make good grades and have fun at the same time: to the band hopes of another trip to Florida: to my parents and sister all ofthe love and gratitude I have for them that I forgot to shovs so many times: to John freasy my love and a rematch bi-- twecn t'hicago and Denver tat Vhicago this timi-I. l, -lawn l.ynn llill, do hereby leave to Martina the memories of all our wild times, a copy of Remember This , and these words l'm scared of Bt-arsY : to Michelle the memory ofthe summer of '86 and a new toe: to Mary the words lliN1ary , 'I'o Rachel all the riding around town she can handle: my appreciation and thanks to my family and friends: to Tracy Wix my love and my life. I, Lisa lloskins, do hereby leave all my love and thanks to my paregts-for sending me through school: to Vic. l.ec. Lisa. Marie, and Ronnetta all the wild times and everlasting friendship: to all the cheerleaders a great season next year and all the gymnastics ya'll can handle: lots of gatorade to Nikki: to Leland Proffitt all my love and appreciation for always being there and standing beside me: to Kim D. a new set of vocal cords: to all the Seniors WE MADE IT! I, Trina lluntsman, do hereby leave to Brenda and Linda the ability' to pass Ms, Shinton's senior English: to my parents my thanks and appreciation for putting me through school: to Vickie FRIDAYS: to Rhonda all the wild weekends in Galla- tin. I, Neal Hurst. do hereby leave tothe football team all the great times we've had at football camp: to Coach Perry my appreciation: my number to my brother Matt: to my parents all my love and gratitude for putting up with me through the vears. I, Cheryl Bradley Hurt, do hereby leave to Angie three more years ofhigh school: to Tiffany and Melissa a forever lasting friendship: to my parents my love and appreciation forever: to Steve all of my love forever and always. I, Cherrie Irons. do hereby leave my locker. 121, Becky' Crawford. Sherry Brown and Pam Troutt to fight over: my determination to graduate to my' brother John Trotitt and Sherry Brown: the knowledge I've gained over the years to my brother John: to Pam and Becky the feeling to bug people to cheer them up. I, Kenny Jared, do hereby leave to Korey my thanks for being around and being the best friend a guy could ever have: my sister the ability' to graduate: to the rest ofthe wild bunch my thanks for all the great times:to my mother and father all the respect and love in the world. I, Angela Diane Jent, do hereby leave Angie all the luck in the world and with Delvin, especially his Steve Martin imita- tions: to Delvin, Angie my dearest friend and that silly song Go See the Doctor : to Gary my undying love and future life: to Kenny the ability' to strive for things that will make him happy: to my parents lots of love, gratitude, and thanks for being there for me: to Petey that special friendship and hope it lasts forever. I. Jennifer Johnson, do hereby leave to my parents my love and appreciation for everything: to my brother Kirk J. and my sister Heather J. the ability to get through the rest of school: to Laura S. thanks for being there when I needed you: to Laura and Billy' R. and to Melissa J. an IBM typewriter: to all the 89 seniors all the luck in Mrs. Shinton's class: to Brian all my love. I, Martina Lee Johnson, do hereby leave to Michelle and Lynn all of our wild memories of the summer of '86, Thanks for making life a party: to Mary a washer and dryer: to Rachel the power of decision: to Chena a six pack of peach Nehi: to Tracey the memory of Tracey Gross : to the Town of Westmoreland the song mind Your Own Businessn! to Bo a waterbed. SORRY : to Lynn all of great memories and an eternal friendship - THANKS: all my love and appreciation to my parents: to Ted all my love - FOREVER. I, Joyce Keen, do hereby leave all my love and appreciation to my parents for putting me through school: to Kathy Ken- dall my everlasting friendship and all of our wildest times together: to Sherry Brown the ability to graduate: to Rick my l, Laura Stewart, do hereby leave my books and an everlast- ing friendship to Misty: to Gary the ability to pass seventh grade: to Jenn W. my locker andthe ability make it through high school: to all of next yenr's seniors the ability to pass Ms, Hhinton's linglish class: to Jenn J, and lirian all the fu- ture happiness in the world: to my parents my love and thanks for always being there when l needed them: to llilly all my love forever and the ability to graduate. l, Stacie Thompson, do hereby leave to mom and dad lots of love: to Denise and 'l'ohy' the ability to finish school: to 'l'isr-y. STC: to Jeannie and James the ability to make it last: to llana my locker at l'.C.: to the people onthe Portland bus my bead- aches: to my someone special my love. l, Mark 'l'routt, do hereby leave to Coach Perry four years of hard work: to Hubba the ability to eat by himself next year: to the D.l'. ll class the ability to make a great newspaper: to Hubba, 'l'iffany', Cheryl, Wendy and Kelly all of our crazy times together: to Mrs. Reece all the best: to my sisters the ability to make it through school: to my parents all the love and support they have given me. l. Stacey' Troutt, do hereby leave this school another student lik'e me: to Mia Overton her nickname, liutlcr: to everyone else the ability' to get caught smoking twice in one six weeks and still pass: to Myra my love and thanks for being under- standing: to my family a thank you for helping me through the years. I, Angie Tuck do hereby leave Angela the ability to put up with Gary and keep loving him at the same time: to Gary, L.L. Cool J, and all the wild times a 'l'.C.l3.Y.: to the guys, Ronny, Chuck, and Gary, the ability' to put up with Gary and their stupid Jokes: to mom and dad my thanks for everything: to Christopher all the happiness in the world: to Delvin all my love and my life forever. l, Lee Tuttle, do hereby leave to Mark the ability' to get up in the mornings and to get to school: to my sister, Jodi, all the good times at WHS: to Ron C. a pair of socks: to the basket! ball girls all the good times at camp and the road to Fleet- wood: to Coach Hopkins my' thanks for six years of dedica- tion to basketball: to my parents my love and appreciation for their support. l, Rachel G. Tuttle, do hereby leave to my sister, Mary, the ability to succeed at all her dreams: to Joey, Tracey. Laura, Scooter, Bo and Mia the ability to have as much fun as I did without getting caught: to Michelle and Dan lots of help with the Bethpage bunch: to Tracey and Dawn all our wild times: to Chena a box of Kleenex: to Martina 1: to my family and the above all my love and thanks for being there. l, Lisa Machelle Warren, do hereby leave all my love and appreciation to niy mother: to 'l'roy, luric C., l..r.. Freeman, and Mike ll. the ability to graduate: to 'lracey tl., Pam W.. Wendy W., 'l'angi ll., Angie llrovyn tSisJ, and others my thanks for the fun times and the friendship vue shared: to you too, good times alvyays. l, Kathy Wauford, do hereby leave to Wendy Carver my thanks for being my best friend for thirteen years and many more to come: to 'l'ammic James all thc great times in band: to Ms. M. Johnson all the smiles a person could give: lo all the band members all the good times l had: to my sister my thanks for all your help and support: to my mother and father my thanks for everthing you've done for me, for your support and for being such great parents: to Mrs. Carver my thanks for all our fun trips and for helping make my senior year so exciting: to Kelly Harper all the great times that wt-'ve had and for many more to come, I, Micky Wheeley, do hereby leave to Mr. Alexander a good Freshmen class next year: to llavid and John li. all the good times we had in metals: to Ms. Shinton the ability to take it easy on her students in the following years: to Beth and Michelle the good times we-'ve had: to Donna all the good times we had on thc bus and at school and the ability to pass Ms. Shinton's linglish class: to Melissa the ability to stay out of trouble. l, Korey Williams, do hereby leave to my cousin and very' best friend, Kenny, lots of thanks for being around and hay- ing lots of great times: to my cousin, Steve, the ability' to pass: to Marcus li. the ability' to run the shop: to the rest of the gang my thanks for another great year: lots of thanks and appreciation to my parents. I, Wendy Wix, do hereby leave to my sister, Shelaena, the ability to get through school and the collection in my gym locker: to Pam and Vickie the fun times we had in Mrs. Winn's class: to my parents my appreciation for all the things they have supported me in and a BIG apology for all the times they had to visit the principal about me getting into trouble: to Jimmy my love. l, Pam Woodall, do hereby' leave all of my friends the best of luck in everything, to my parents all the love and apprecia- tion they have given me: to Johnny Ma7e all my had grades: to L.l'I. Freeman and Jeff Morris the ability to graduate: to Sandra Wilson, Jeannie Sanders and Kris Thompson a lot of good times: to Lisa Warren, Tissy' Gilliam, Wendy' Wix and Vicki Gregory We finally made it! : to Bill Fishburn a lot of love and good times. l, Kirk Woodard, do hereby leave all of my' good times at WHS to David Woodard and Amy Powell. Christopher Akins, son of Wayne and Anita Akins, TOEC 3, 43 Spanish 4. Lorie Ann Akins, daughter of Mike and Peggy Akins, TOEC 23 FHA 13 Spanish 1, 2, 3, 4, Historian 23 Class Favorite 2, 3, 4, Wittiest 2, 3, 4. Tabatha Lynn Alderson, daughter of May Rehia Alderson and Larry Neal Alderson, FBLA 1, 23 TOEC 2, 33 Beta 2, 3, 43 Spanish 3, 4g Yearbook 2, 3, 4, Editor 3 QJr. Eaglej, Co-Editor 3, Editor 4 QThe Eaglelj NV- THS 3, 4. James Steven Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Anderson, TOEC 23 FFA lg VICA 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 43 FCA 1, 23 Base- ball 1, 2. Van Blankenship, son of Douglas and Shirley Blankenship, TOEC 2, 4g FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4, Star Greenhand 1, Chapter Farmer 2, Soil Judging 2, 3, first in quiz contest3 Class Favorite, Friendliest, 43 Basketball 1, 23 Most Outstanding 3. David Eugene Boner, son of Dana and Joan Boner, VICA 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4. Anglea Renee Borders, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Borders, TOEC 2, 4, Voe Award Qtyping 11,3 FCA 2, 3, Presi- dent 3g BETA 2, 3, 43 Student Council 23 Spanish 43 Class Favorite, Best All Around 2, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, All Tourny 33 Softball 23 Miss Freshman and Miss Sophomoreg Class Officer 2, 3, 4, Re- porter 2, President 3, 4. Spencer Matthew Borders, son of Cordell and Carol Borders, VICA 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 43 FCA 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 23 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 43 Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 43 Mr. Senior. Melissa Ann Braswell, daughter of Wil- liam and Wanda Braswell, FHA 1, 2, Pho- tographer 23 TOEC 2, VICA 43 ART 1, 2, 3, 4, Historian 2, President 33 Class Favorite 2, Wittiest3 BAND 1, 2. Billy Joe Caldwell, son of Larry Joe Cald- well and Mary Ann Caldwell, FFA 1, 2, 3, 43 VICA 3, 43 Class Favorites 4, Friendli- est3 Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Wendell A. Carver, son of Kelcey and Dot Carver, TOEC 3g VICA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasur- er 4. Wendy Alane Carver, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kelcey D. Carver, TOEC 2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian 43 FHA 13 ART 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, 3, Vice President 43 NV-THS 3, 43 Who's Who Among American High School Students 4. Lesa Lynn Chandler, daughter of Curtis and Betty Chandler, TOEC 2, 3, 43 FHA lg Spanish 1, 2, Treasurer 23 Yearbook 2g Library Assistant 13 Class Favorite, Most Dependable 4g Most Outstanding 33 Cleri- cal I Award 33 Spanish I Contest 13 Top Ten 1, 2, 3, 43 International Spanish Achievement Award 2. Marty Clark, son of Delbert and Linda Clark, TOEC 13 FFA 13 VICA 3. Timothy Junior Clark, son of Claude and Shirley Clark, TOEC 13 FFA 13 VICA 3. Shelena Mae Claypool, daughter of John D. Claypool, Sr. and Frances Hill Clay- pool, TOEC 2, 43 BETA 2, 3, 4, Secretary 43 Spanish 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 1, Reporter 23 Class Favorite 3, 4, Most Talented 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 2, Section Leader 1, 2, 3, 4, Uniform Sergeant 1, 2, Field Commander 4, Miss WHS Band 3, Director Award 1, Best Marcher 1, 2, 3, Best Section Leader 2, 3, Drum Major 43 Who's Who Among American High School Students 3g Jazz Band 3, 43 Math Club 43 Top Ten 1, 2, 3, 4. Stephen Craig Coates, son of Steve and Betty Coates, TOEC 2, 43 FHA 43 FFA 13 FCA 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 33 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Billy M. Cothron, Sr., son of Billy and Frances Cothron, FBLA 13 TOEC 23 FFA 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 33 Who's Who Among American High School Students 1. Ursula Helen Dinkins, daughter of He- lene Dinkins, TOEC 2, 43 BETA 2, 43 Stu- dent Council 23 Spanish 1, 2, 4, Secretary 1, 43 Yearbook 1, 2, Editor QJr. Eagle! 1, Co-Editor QEagleD 23 Most Outstanding 1, 23 Who's Who Among American High School Students 1, 23 Participant of Gov- ernor's School for International Studies 1 1 l 1 ,summer June!July 19865, AFS Exchange Student To West Germany from August '86 through May '87, Top Ten 1, 2, 4, Spanish I Contest, 1, Spanish II Contest 2, International Spanish Achievement Award 2, Math Contest QAlgebra I5 1. Kimberly Ann Duffer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Duffer, TOEC 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4, FCA 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish 4, Class Favorite 4, Most School Spirited, Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4, Miss Junior 3, Miss W.H.S. 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students 4. Melissa Dawn Duffer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Everette Duffer, TOEC 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, Pianist 1, Historian 2, vice? President 3, FCA 1, 4, Student Assistants 3, Homecoming Court 4, Class Officer 4, Vice President. Timothy Wayne Freeman, son of L.E. and Judy Freeman, TOEC 4, VICA 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Favorite 2, 3, Wittiest 2, 3, Football 3, Baseball 2, 3, Class Officer 3, Secre- tary. Kevin Brian Gann, son of Billy and Joyce Gann, FBLA 1, TOEC 2, 3, 4, FHA 3, 4, FFA 1, VICA 2, 3, FCA 1, 2, Science 1, 4, Stu- dent Assistants 3. lChena Angelique Garrison, daughter of Judy and Billy Garrison, TOEC 2, FHA 1, I EBETA 2, 3, 4, BAND 1, 2, 3, 4, Who's who Among American High School Students 3, .H 4, Top Ten 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Honor Society 1, H Math Club 4. Michelle Dawn Gregory, daughter of Mr. I I Eand Mrs. Larry Meador and Donald V Gregory, TOEC 2, 3, 4, Student Council i HRepresentative 3, 4, Homecoming Court l3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4. I ,Vickie Gregory, daughter of Lutrell and :Barbara Gregory, TOEC 3, 4, FHA 3. 1Tracy Deanna Gross, daughter of William ,D. Gross Jr. and Imogene Gross, FBLA 1, iTOEC 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, BAND 1, 2. ,lKelly Janell Harper, daughter of Janell iGraves and the late Kenneth Harper, ,TOEC 1, FBLA 1, TOEC 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 3, iYearbook 1. 4 X Timothy Scott Harrison, son of Larry Harrison and Kathy Gregory, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, VICA 1, 2, Homecoming Court Escort 4. Tyla Lynnette Heath, daughter of Mr. Earl E. Heath and Mrs. Betty Graves Heath, FBLA 1, 2, 3, TOEC 2, 3, 4, ART 1, 3, 4, Reporter!Historian 3, Secretary 4, Spanish 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 4, Reporter!Historian 4, Percussion Section Leader 4. Jawn Lynn Hill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albie Fleetwood and Mr. and Mrs. John Hill, FBLA 2, TOEC 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 4, Of- fice Assistants 1. Lisa Hoskins, ughter of Mr. and Mrs. GEm:ge,Jr. ins, FBLA 1, 2, TOEC 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4, FCA 4, Class Favorite 4, Friendliest, Cheerleader 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students 4. Trina D. Huntsman, daughter of Kenneth and Janice Huntsman, TOEC 2, 4, FHA 1, VICA 3, 4, Art 1. Stephen Neal Hurst, son of Mr. Larry Hurst and Mrs. Teresa Hurst, VICA 2, 3, 4, FCA 1, 2, Spanish 4, Class Favorite 2, 4, Neatest, Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Cheryl Bradley Hurt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Bradley, wife of Stephen W. Hurt, FBLA 2, TOEC 2, 4, VICA 3, BAND 1, 2, 3. Cherrie Lynn Irons, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James C. Troutt, TOEC 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 3, 4. Angela Diane Jent, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Jent, FBLA 1, TOEC 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, Song Leader 1, Parliamentarian, 2, Subregion Officer 3, FCA 1, 4-H 2, 3, Teen Leader 3, Student Assistants 2, 2 Office and Coach Holmes Assistants, BAND 1, 2, 3. Jennifer L. Johnson, daughter of Harold and Sue Johnson, Jr., TOEC 4, FHA 1, VICA 2, 3, 4, Art 1. Martina Lea Johnson, daughter of Gerald and Michelle Johnson, FBLA 1, 2, 3, TOEC 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, FCA 1, BAND 1, 2, 3, 4, Flag Captain 3, 4. Randy E. Johnson, son of Jessie Johnson and Linda Johnson, FBLA, TOEC 1, FFA 3, VICA 2, Art 3, Science 1, BAND 3. Joyce A. Keen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gary N. Keen, TOEC 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3. Kathy Kendall, daughter of Ronald and Deborah Kendall, TOEC 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 4. Dawn Rachelle Lambert, daughter of Tony and Linda Lambert, TOEC 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, Spanish 1, 1st place cooking con- test tspanish dessertb, contest tat West- ernb. Wendy Shante Lambert, daughter of Tony and Linda Lambert, TOEC 2, 3, 4, First place Business Math 3, Second place Business Math 2, Typing I Award, 2, First place Typing and Related I 2, Vice President 3, 4, First place Business Proofreading 3, BETA 2, 3, 4, District Vice President 3, Spanish 2, 3, third place Spanish Translation 2, National Spanish Exam 2, Yearbook 1, 2, 3, co-editor 2, edi- tor 3, Who's Who Among American High School Students 3, 4, Girls' State 3, City Treasurer, 3, Algebra I and II Award 1, 3, English Award 3, Top Ten 1, 2, 3, 4, Math Club 4, Jr. Hr. Society, 1, Reporter, 1, Per- fect Attendance Award, 2. Janet Lynn Mandrell, daughter of David and Carolyn Mandrell, TOEC 2, 4, FCA 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4, BETA 2, 3, 4, Class Favorite 4, Most Athletic, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, All County 1, 2, 3, All District 1, 2, 3, Softball 2, 3. Lisa Kaye Mann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Mann, TOEC 3, Art 1, Spanish 1, Yearbook 1, Class Officer 2, Secretary. David Manning, son of Donnie and Linda Manning, Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Stephanie Renee McCormick, daughter of Robert and Peggy McCormick, TOEC 2, FHA 1, BETA 4, Spanish 1, 2, 3, 4, Trea- surer 1, Refreshment Chairman 2, Vice President 3, President 4, BAND 1, 2, Sec- tion Leader 2, Most Outstanding 3, Math Tournament 3, 4, Top Ten 1, 2, 3, 4, Nation Spanish Exam 1, 3, 4, International For- eign Language Award 2, Outstanding Music Achievement 2, Union Hispanic Fair 3. Christopher Demitrious Meador, son of Randall and Rebecca Meador, TOEC 3, 4, Art 1, 2, 3, FCA 1, 2, Science 1, 4-H 1, Class Favorite 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Dawn Delaine Minchey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron L. Minchey, FBLA 1, TOEC 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, Parliamentarian 2, Vice President 3, 4-H 1, Student Assis- tants 2, BAND 1, 2. Daniel Ray Morris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Morris, TOEC 2, 3, 4, VICA 1, 2, 4. Jimmy Edward Nixon, son of James and Brenda Nixon, TOEC 2, VICA 2, 3, 4, Art 1. Kamlesh Patel, son of Mr. Vitthal Patel and Mrs. Champa Patel, TOEC 2, 3, 4, FFA 2, Art 1, Spanish 4. Ronetta Faith Patterson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Johnny B. Ray, TOEC 1, 2, 3, 4, FBLA 1, VICA 3, FCA 4, Spanish 1, 4, Homecoming Court 4, 1987 Homecoming Queen. Jason R. Perry, son of Billy Joe and Pau- lette Perry, TOEC 2, 4, FFA 1, 2, FCA 1, 2, 3, 4, BETA 2, 3, 4, Class Favorite 4, Most Athletic, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Court 4 Escort, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 1, 4, Reporter. Tiffany Leann Street Perry, daughter of Lee and Sandra Street, TOEC 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, FCA 1, Homecoming Court 1, Cheer- leader 1, 2, Class Officer 1, 2, Vice Presi- dent 1, President 2. Duncan Andrew Proffitt, son of Mike and Pam Proffitt, TOEC 2, FFA 1, 4, VICA 1, 2, 3, 4. Charles Raybern Ragland, Jr. CRayD, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raybern Ragland, TOEC 2, 3, 4, FHA 4, Class Favorite 1, 2, 3, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Most Outstanding 2, Mr. Senior 4, Class Officer 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Vice President 3, Secretary 4. Christy Renee Richards, daughter of Larry and Carolyn Richards, French 1, 2, YAC 2, 3, Explorers 2, Candy Striper 1, Interact 3. Donald A. Rippy, son of Leon and Jo Rippy, TOEC 1, FFA 1, 2, Reporter 2, FCA 1, 3, 4, BETA 2, 3, 4, President 4, Student Council 4, Treasurer, Spanish 4, Class Fa- vorite 4, Most Courteous, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Most Outstanding 3, Boys' State Al- ternate. Michael Wayne Roark, son of Morris and Frances Roark, TOEC 3, VICA 1, 2, 3, 4. Tammy Simpson, daughter of Robert and Sherron Simpson, TOEC 1, 2, 3, 4, Art 1, Student Assistants 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Miss Senior 4. Johnna Renee Smith, daughter of Brenda Smith and John Smith, FBLA 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4, State Vice President 4, FCA 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4, BETA 2, 3, 4, Spanish 2, 4, Historian 4, Class Favorite Most Likely to Succeed, Football Mascot 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Manager, Girls' State Alternate, attend- ed as Jr. Member of Governor's Cabinet. Kimberly Dawn Sneed, daughter of Har- old and Lara Sneed, TOEC 2, 3, 4, Art 1, Spanish 1, 2, 3, 4, Art Director 2, Presi- dent 3, Vice President 4, BAND 1, 2, 3, Jazz Band 2, Perfect Attendance 1, 2. Laura Ann Stewart, daughter of Bobby and Beverly Stewart, TOEC 2, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, VICA 2, 3. Stacie Rana Thompson, daughter of Ron- nie and Edith Thompson, TOEC 4, FHA 1, VICA 2, 3, 4, BAND 1. Mark Anthony Troutt, son of Rammie and Glenda Troutt, TOEC 2, 3, 4, FHA 4, FCA 1, Class Favorite 4, Most Dependable, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Court 4, Escort, Softball 1, 2, 3. Stacey Lee Troutt, son of Mr. Bobby Troutt and Mrs. Janice Troutt, TOEC 1, FFA 1, 2, VICA 1, 2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian. Angela Lynn Tuck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Douglas Tuck, TOEC 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 4, FCA 1, 4-H 1, Spanish 1, BAND 1, 2. Della Marie Tuttle, daughter of Charles Scott and Patricia Tuttle, FBLA 1, TOEC 1, FCA 2, 3, 4, BETA 2, 3, 4, Class Favorite 4, Neatest, Cheerleader 4, Co-Captain, Basketball l, 2, 3, Manager. Rachel Gay Tuttle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell A. Tuttle, FBLA l, 2, TOEC 2, 3, 4, FHA l, 2, 3, Chairman l, Reporter 3, FCA 1,4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, BAND 1, 2, 3, 4. Stella Lee Tuttle, daughter of Charles Scott and Patricia Tuttle, FBLA l, 2, TOEC 1, Art 1, FCA 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, BETA 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish 1, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer l, 3, Treasurer. Lisa Machelle Warren, daughter of Mr. Charles Warren and Mary Warren, FBLA 3, TOEC 2, 3, 4, FHA l, 4, Softball 1. Kathy Joyce Wauford, daughter of Bobby and Iris Wauford, TOEC 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 4, Reporter 2, Subregion President of Sum- mer Co. 4, Art 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 2, Class Favorite, Most Considerate, BAND 1, 2, 3, 4, 1-2 Uniform Sergant, 2 Secre- tary, 3 Treasurer, 4 President. Mickey Ray Wheeley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Merl Wheeley, TOEC 2, VICA 3, 4. Thomas Korey Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lee Williams, FFA 1, 2, VICA 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4. Wendy Gaye Wix, daughter of Ray and Gail Wix, FBLA 1, 3, TOEC 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 4, FFA 2, 3, 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Reporter 1. Pamela Sue Woodall, daughter of Ted and Sue Nokes, FBLA 3, TOEC 2, 4, FHA 1, 2, 4, VICA 3. Kirk Perry Woodard, son of Owen and Mollie Woodard, FFA 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, VICA 1, 2, 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, BETA 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Student Council 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4, Class Favorite 3, 4, Most Courteous 3, Most Likely To Succeed 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Most Out- standing 1, 2, Who's Who Among Ameri- can High School Students 4, Boys State 3. AFTER CLASS SE IOR ef 5 2 Q , W7 Ns W. 0 f ss- , S H me . s H' ...H Y Y i For some students work does ends. He gets up at 4:30 A.M. 1 E not end at 3:00 or at the end of and gets ready to head toward the school year. Many have re- the barn. He goes back at 6 L' sponsibilities and jobs after P.M. and milks again. He wants ' class. 0 to continue working on the dairy farm when he graduates. One student whose work does not end at 3:00 is Mark Stubb- Troy Roberts is one who keeps lefield. He enjoys working on a busy during the summer as dairy farm with his father. well as during the school year. 3 T' Mark says, I like cutting and He had an interesting job over raking the hay for the cows. I the summer. He was a carpen- like doing anything that has to ter. His employer was Jerry do with milking cows. He con- Gregory. He learned his skills ,mah siders the actual milking pro- from his father and other fam- cess as both fun and hard work. ily members. His most interest- He says, Sealing a milk tank is ing job was building a restau- is hardg the actual milking pro- rant. He does not have an idea fm e cess is fun. We milk 18 head Whether or not this will be his of Holstein cattle twice a day. profession. Mark works mostly on Week- iw .. ,aft A ef, w fi SPOTLIGHT D 5 I .'. 'Ax I 'Is A I is J, W- .hi The ending of a school year is only a begining for the seniors. They leave their high school years with ex- pectations for the future and the advantages that dedica- tion and commitment have given them. Nine years of commitment has rewarded Rachel Tuttle with a sense of accomplish- ment and memories of many good times. She has been in 4-H since the 4th grade. She says the reasons she's stayed in 4-H are because of the friends she makes from other states, the fun, the re- wards, and the experience it gives her. In addition to win- ning many awards, Rachel says that 4-H has been a learning experience that never seemed like one. Lorie Akins starts basic training after graduation at Fort Jackson. South Caroli- na. She is a person who is going places. She has joined the Army in order to expand her horizons. Lorie stated, It was a hard decision and it took a lot of thought. She said the main reason for en- listing is because of the ad- venture, being involved, and being able to travel to dif- ferent areas. Dedication and hardwork have earned Shelena Clay- pool special recognition. She has been a member of the Westmoreland High School Eagle Marching Band for five years. Her individual interest in band led her to become a drum major. She has filled this position for a little more than one and a half years. One of Shelena's responsibilities as Drum Major is to assist Mrs. Gar- ner and to run through the rehearsals. Shelena says, Band has helped me grow up and assume responsibil- ities. PEOPLE PART I . . . 1 4 3 5 I I i i 1 I-:I MOST TALENTED - H 1 L R Sis A F' WITTIEST -.- 1' . ,, 4 ' ' r X I-' I A I x I 1 E. ' I . - A ,Qi 4 MOST COURTEOUS President: Dewayne Sloan Vice President: Candi White Secretaryffreasurerz Tonya Bentle ',,, .. i - fri'-ff, L 2 . ..., W . , . i..-h...5' ' -K ABOVE: Dewayne Sloan, Pennie James and Glen Tuttle do some last minute studying before a test. F131 Q55 ABOVE: Basketball players Tonya Bentle, Angela Sanders, and Candi White show their support at a football pep rally. ,sqm-H ABOVE: Glen Tuttle sits down to anoth- er exciting adventure in the world of computers. ABOVE: Jason Brown, Kevin Harrison, Tracy Templeton, Greg Law are a few of the Jun- iors showing their Eagle Spir- it . ABOVE: Tracy Hammock be- gins his journey from one class to another. RIGHT: T-n-T , Trenda Woo- dard and Toya Trouttt, an in- separable combination. Melissa Adams Jason Allen Joe Baskerivillv Tonya Iientle Christi Borders Linny Borders Belinda Bowman Melissa Bray Sherry Brown Danny Bryant Donovan Cannon David Carter Holly Carter Tricia Carter Velma Claypool Ron Coleman Trophina Corbitt Chuck Davis Melissa Edwards Sherry Flowers Sherry Fowler Tina Freeman Tina Gann Kelly Garrison Scotty Garrison Traci Graves Suzie Grybash Amy Hammock Tracy Hammock Tangi Harper Derrick Harris .Kevin Harrison Donnie Hendrix Pennie James Jackie Jones Ken Kendall Chad Lambert Greg Law Dana Maddux Jack McCloud Belinda McWhirter Bubba Meadors Brian Mundy Sue Parks Chad Perry Shannon Perry Scooter Pierce Mike Poland ggi is J, M' ,dfffif ,, ,,,', i,-Mg, x an 1 Lisa Presley Shanda Prof-k Troy Provk Travy Hippy Michelle Rittenhe Scott Sadler Angela Sanders Jeannie Sanders Jennifer Shelton Dewayne Sloan Dawn Smith Teresa Spears Johnny Sullivan Tracy Templeton Christy Thompson Kris Thompson Kay Townes Kelly Troutt Toya Troutt Glenn Tuttle Mark Tuttle Candi White Rocky Williams Kathy Wilson FFS Trendia Woodard Rosa Ato Jason Brown Michelle Harper Lisa Nuckols fix , 1 5.15 M 'Q' .,.4 K' .V . , , .mf If Q Y 5 . 1 .P Il t . A11 4' . 1 ,,.. W: . -. I. 5, . I 'C Q V I in ' f ff' 'F if A I fi ,gf I' F' fav' 4 X l I, r? ' if X 5,1 f .f, f I M ,, w X! I 4' ,ff ,, ff jf ' W WM f f Ay X , Miss MOST TALENTED 1 Y-fy ' 'S Q-1-L SVP 1 iw ff' - - 'P' A i it-if Q if .LA FK' A WITTIE ST Kelly Graves Mike BUU01' f ' 3' Q' ig I -ww , 'N V--N N A v-W 9 Y 'f if fa, L I i ' MOST COURTEOUS Sandi Overton Mitch Gl'aV95 S . N Q ! 1 ' 5 O 'LL-L fi President: Sandi Overton Vice President: Mitch Graves Secretary!Treasurer: Kelly Graves SOPHOMORE CLASS ABOVE: The camera captures Jason Anderson by surprise. ABOVE: John Blankenship shuffles through his papers while trying to find his homework. ABOVE: Pam Troutt, Lynn Williams, Crystal Sadler, and Susan Sims fall head over heels with spirit at our pep rally. -'ff . - , :N -A .. .F 1 N 4 , , , 1 B A V F X. ,- .- ., -- 1 X, X. - .N 1 - ' 1, J -1- . .rx , l , . Y, .,, ,,. 1 .7Lf W ',kE1Z,L, P ? Af-24522-f an 6 ABOVE: Portraying the three stooges are Tim Sadler, Ran- dy Perry, and Mike Butler as they also make a fashion state- ment of the 80 s. ABOVE: Shelia Keen could be saying stop to the escaped hamster in the lab. Right: Sherrie Carter prepares for Modern Biology. QI?-rf Christa Adcock Tabitha Akins Travis Akins Jason Anderson Vickie Anderson John Blankenship Allen Blessing Adam Borders Alicia Borders Jackie Borders Marcus Borders Steve Bradley Steven Brewer Kristi Brooks Bill Brown Dewayne Brown Jeremy Brown Ken Brown Roxanne Brown Mike Bulter Toni Cantrell Joseph Carter Sherrie Carter Anthony Casteel Tammy Casteel Mike Cheney Angela Clark Hope Cline Laura Coker Kay Creasy Laurie Creasy Shane Creasy Cindy Crook Mark Davis Anthony Delk Christa Delk Jamie Doss Stacey Douglas Jason Driver Chad Duffer Chris Foutch L.E. Freeman Sam Freeman Shannon Freeman Jermey Gann Daniel Gibbs Dana Graves Kelly Graves ., ,.,, X . ffff Wffaww , me-aww 5. . I F A, ,M , , ,f4. f II.. 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Jason McCormick Mike McCullough Mandy Minor Tammy Money Gerald Morris Jeff Morris Laura Norman Mike O'neal Sandi Overton Chandra Pedigo Amy Proffitt Kevin Pruitt John Quesenberry Tommy Rains Christie Reece Troy Roberts Franklin Ruckman Crystal Sadler Tim Sadler Jimmy Scarbro Chris Scruggs Travis Slayton Nikki Slicer Zac Sloan Chris Smith Missy Smith x 1 ' C' F WVE,'5Yl.L1 Q- iii 4' Brett Tadlock Chris Templeton Tammy Thayer Denise Thompson Sheila Tillman Pam Troutt Leann Tucker Joe Tuttle Mary Tuttle Kirk West John Wheeley Tracy Wilkerson Shannon Williams Sandra Wilson Jim Wright Jennifer Yankee David Woodard Eric Carr W i u w N 5 , X 60 1 MOST TALENTED Lmda Huntsman Brian Gann 3 WITTIE ST Kevln Helggn Katharine Sl0al'l A il 1 is-N at xx Y gg . Q , ' R s gd .I 'W AA xi P. Y,'.1i.Qv's Y ER 1 ., ia X 5 xx. v fl FRESHMA: CLASS ABOVE: Crystal Spears seems to be counting spanish numerals on her fin- gers. ABOVE: Crystal Holmes works hard to finish an assignment before class. ABOVE: Diane Griggs with the sun in her eyes tries to see the action at the pep rally. l il ABOVE: Freshmen Shanna Naylor and Stephanie West share a few surprising mo- ments with senior Kevin Gann and sophomore Tim Sadler. ABOVE: Is Jennifer Smith say- ing, Test, what test? RIGHT: Mrs. Cox's litile chick- adee, Chuck Shinton, practices his A, S, D, F, - J, K, L,g. Q'-s Todd Bandy Tonya Blankenship Scott Boone Michael Boyd Angie Bradley Cindy Brooks Sarena Brooks Gerald Brown Chris Brummett Shelly Brummett Tracy Burr Emily Byerley Chris Cannon Derrick Cannon Christian Carter Shawn Carter Sherry Carter Barry Casteel Teresa Casteel Tanya Caudill Tonya Clark John Claypool Mike Collins Becky Crawford Amy Davis April Davis Jennifer Davis Scott Dickens Mack Dickerson Beverly Doss Thais Emerson Robin Fikes Rachel Fitzgerald Michelle Graves Beth Gregory Diane Griggs Michelle Hall Treva Hammock Shane Harrison Kevin Helson Crystal Holmes Stacy Holmes Brenda Huntsman Linda Huntsman Billy James Melissa Jared Heather Johnson Yvonne Loy Heather Major Scott Martin Selena Martin Nicci Mcformic-k Paige McCormick Chad Meadors Jeff Morris Shannon Mosley Derrick Moss Misty Moss Amy Mueller Shanna Naylor Mia Overton Lee Park Carretta Pedigo Adam Perry Randy Perry Jonathan Peters Jamie Phillips Kevin Peirce John Poland Doug Presley Billy Reed Misty Reed Travis Reed Donna Reese John Ruckman Phillip Sanders Anita Satterfield Chuck Shinton David Shrum Tim Shrum Susan Sims Donald Slayton Katharine Sloan Jennifer Smith Crystal Spears Darren Steward Mark Stubblefield Sandra Stubblefield Joseph Swindle Lori Taylor Moe Taylor Stephen Templeton Audrey Vincent Mary Wade Jeff Walker Stephanie West K r Akfllcs- Ronnie Whiticker Christy Whitson Teresa Williams Phillip Willis Samantha Wilson Shane Woodard David Workman Chris Barton Michelle Brummett Bryan Gann 5. , CL Br , X 'P J-ic! 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A 'll 0, . . J. I J , l 'Q ' l i Ls,-.ll SCPHCMORES ' E f 4 .Q N. I r 11 3171 su V' Q . ' 5 tv ' f ' as as hp. ' Q A xii' 'Q 1 if it FRESH OST UUTSTANDI SENIORS The most outstanding thing in my life are my family and all my friends. Kirk Woodard The most outstanding thing in my life is the love I have for God and the people that surround me. I enjoy the presence of my friends, teachers, and my family. I really enjoy sharing my friendship with them. Ray Ragland The most outstanding things in my life are having family and friends. Mickey Wheely The most outstanding things in my life are my parents, who had the ability to put up with my little idiosyncrasies for 18 years. The other most outstanding thing in my life is Doug, who was there ,through the thick-n-thin, giving me the power to troop on. Kim Sneed My family and my best friend are the most outstanding thing in my life be- cause they always help me make the most of my life. Angie Borders MOST O TSTANDIN UNIORS The most outstanding things in my life are my relationship with God, my family, and my friends. Amy Hammock The most outstanding thing in my life is God giving me the ability to try, although I may not reach perfection, I will still try. Joe Baskerville 72 Zawsz X XX , as .- W. 3 if W ' X f Q W X X , N X . xx Xt.fZ iff W swg, sig? .ff as X '4 X T , F Q K' vs? SX. W 'W W s. KSWSZ X-,Q,.s,, .4 XV, M 5, Ks WK.: X Q X c W .XXX Agn? .K - W4 AX, ...X 4, I , ,, . . f, . ww Xsr. KS 'fy ,,,k f, XX54 HX . - wx it ss ,fa - my 'f f. Xf ifsgs y ji. f, ,gf if W M: W NW Q, sf , M W w f :N QWQ: I W s Z X? Zsygy X XNQX fXa X1 7X0 7 Zfgf WS? asks Xasy fsism 1 figy I Z Q- 7 1 XXWNWA Xi sw X !!XM X Za? X XX, X X jbwmf iigsg X 2 X WSQS J f Qs Z fi X W N 7, .W f AX f - f Xa Q iss 7 VNU if Zfzx w f. if ,,. K 74 Xvv X fy? Xb ,M , X 1. Nfffs' nw , ,,,. . .4 X Xa 1 .X 1 Mfkfs QQQ QV! S ff Xp gf Q J X X, X f iiwf Sky WN Y Q-.K 1 l X , 'Q ,QM .1 aft W. 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Jennifer Yankee The most outstanding things in my life are my relationship with God and my family and the ability to play the game of football. Mitch Graves MUST OUTSTANDI G FRESHMA The most outstanding thing in my life is my family, friends, and my relationship with God. Carretta Pedigo The most outstanding things in my life are my family, friends, and God. School is also important. Chuck Shinton The most outstanding thing in my life is my family and moving to Westmoreland. Audrey Vicent The most outstanding things in my life are my family, friends, the new school, 'and my education. Misty Reed l 7 3 W W LL Qv COMPETITIVE JUNIORS Hobbies are an important part of many stu- dents' lives. Among these are Chris Smith and Belinda Bowman. They use their time to do the things they love most. Riding motorcycles is Chris Smith's hobby. He has been riding motorcycles since he was twelve years old. He has spent most of this time riding hare- scramblers until recently when he went to ay' -Q . gf EQ 152 L ,Q ' 1 1, ' - ' , , we , -:, sz Q 5 -pf E li, 5, H V asf' -,k 5 U M . . , . , ii xi xiii 'Q s rv x 9 A- , .,,, I r ft , . 1-1. , -q::.,f - .3 f . r . v -' ,k., -:.,s:-sgts.,1 ,l , Y , i , rr., , -+5'w5yggQW,. at i- - 3 i ff X, V- - 1 1 '??f,11:Q'fQ 'T' W ' , A 3 3' Q' 'l ' Wm PAAQ Vh5A p 35 A k in is ..,, 4 ix was x f J fr 'mir motorcross racing. I plan on going professional before I turn nineteen years old, says Chris. He races for Bridgestone Tires and hopes to race for Yamaha bikes when he gets better at motorcross. He placed fourth in a race, but he says, 1 plan to do better next season. Belinda Bowman's hobby is shooting pool. She started shooting pool when she was thirteen. She has accomplished many skills since then. She has gotten over fifteen trophies during a one year period. Tournament season usually lasts about two months. Chalk one up for Belinda! 1, ,ff ' , .Z P -2,4 . ,jtijjlztif:-,l:g+i,1i,Qg1 N l ' 'Q V! n 1 - ,M La rk , X' AFL on HAS? rv , Ai s V i qflx 1 X Q' ' , 4 r A I 9 f ' 1 c, 4 I H2 J xi? . Af V' in 'nk f K mfg. c as 1' ' 3 w J 14- ' 'ifzg j ww . S ' is l. J , .1 .mi'i2fs.. 5 '2fic?:'.s,?f5p4 CLASSIC CCLLECTICNS Baseball cards, model cars, and famous people are classical traditions that have been passed down through generations. Chris Meadors is one of our collectors who collects comic books. He first started col- lecting when he was 4 years oldg he is a senior now. Although he has collected over 2,200 comic books, X-men is his favorite comic book because it is his most expen- sive. Randy Perry is a Hank Williams, Jr. fan. He started his collection when he was 13 years old. He has always been a big fan of Hank's if '15 , I . Aa ' B Xl tx few .at Vw' 'l and he likes to listen to his music. Randy has toured Hank's museum in Nashville and attended one of his concerts. 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Pennle James Candi White Joe Baskerville Ron Coleman Tracy Burr Michelle Rlttenberry iff, -Xi? fx ff f X QQ ?gsi.:',g Wi? X 5 : :.:::E FZ WW? WNW XS X 'ge lx X TN xg wzfy, WMM X ., W 1 Q X M XWW1'iX3bf'5' 2 A f E. ,..... Zim' '-WH' . President: Andy Rippy Vice President: Kirk Woodard Secretary: Shelena Claypool Treasurer: Joe Baskerville Reporter: Derrick Harris Cumberland District Secretary: Tricia Carter The BETA club is a club based on the high academic achieve- ment of students that are asked to represent the cluh. The HICTA club will sponsor a community and school project. These projects are funded through their yearly fund rais- ers. Sponsors: Mr. Kidd, Mrs. Clark BET Presidentg Kirk Woodard Vice President: Johnathan Harrison Secretary: Christy Brooks Treasurer: Andy Rippy Reporter: David Woodard ST DE COUNCIL Jr, ,N 'y,4 453 , Qu ZQMQQ7-Sv-wi, 'Ny 'MQW :pm , no JV. ,. i 'W' fiwf C, f' X' ' Q-Q, 'X 'l ,y ,442 Qt 24, flag fx, -xl X vlxv. 3 tQ , , U i ,I , f ff ,J 3 1 fl The Student Council is an organiza- 5 N , f A x HAM ? , Sf 2 tion created mainly to assist the stu- Q. dent body. This is accomoplished V C f ,mix , 2 ,. gym MH jects. Student Council make many W 2 decisions concerning the studen M, 4 2 we Q if body. Some of their activities include 1 E scaping the school grounds. -. t xx 1 l the toy drive at Christmas and land- L gd! iff fa - 1 .AX 4: ,f S ' r,'e , , Representatives: Ron Coleman QJuniorl Jimmy Scarbro QSophomoreb Christy Akins QEighth gradel Mandy Borders fSeventh grade! Phillip Sanders 4FreshmanD Q devotion, and other service type pro- it 55' - X N ! f f Z ffisv fs fwcfwwiww vafgfix f- ,, jf !gy,X,,,g -,Ry 15.5 3, if QM ,N Q -ggi, 1, xx, A through monthly projects, weekly iih 1' 1 X We f S eesss .,,l,, 1 , V A C , , ' k f . , f . i i ,- ,ff -.-. ., rv , - 'f ff, , ,, , ,, ,, ' -' ?,,, 1.f ff i 5 y l , ' ' - P . Q 7 as ' . ,A ,gamma , .r.,ka f . ff my f X182 a it We ' , V :V wi.. :pl i , 1 H if if ' gf,y.y . ' V V Wtwxh. fiw- W if i ., i ,avg ga 'fi 'Bef ?'? ka lil? 5 . , '49 1 u AV. A r vii ,L':'!5 , ir! .A 15.9 ff M , ,- Gm-: :gg o ' .5 ' -' A S' Writ in e x' 1 A , .1 .5 , I ' 7 F nf. 9 er ' , X , f iv It 'v 2 E 'J W, ' ' , Q, . ' -Q'-.' ..,',Q jul A l r I' g YA R l A J ' M Parlimenfafianf Wendy Carver Vice President: Velma Claypool Treasurer: Cody Cline President: Dewayne Sloan Reporter: Kim Duffer Vice President: Wendy Lambert Secretary: Lisa Hoskins -YQ iM,g5iwQ.- .Fil iiiii?-E . . H -f admit. Ar 1 l 1 ' -2 Judi. V N ' - 7 ' i' , ' -- 'eyag LPA T'7l.gn'3:- ? -riff -ff f ' Q i 'S T1 ,Q , Xl .,.. il 'A J 4-4 jay' . Hy mi fl Q iz, 1 ..-Q3 .ggi ' img! init WEE 5156 , , ,122 XD TUEC A.,....,. . .- hge... .. , The Office Education Club is to develop vocational competency in business office occupations. TOEC participates in competi- tive events, conducted on re- gional level. The sale of pecans is TOEC's annual fund raising activity. They also participate in a lukemia typeathon in which are proceeds go to the lukemia foundation. , ..... 4- -.ln r 121 I-4 '21, ,lj I- -.ft 'r':iex'Q4g'xf'11n'1' i mc- U V Ln,-..,.4t..: ,nite , 4.144 Officers: Shannon Williams, Roxanne FHA 1 . vs Brown, Lisa Nuckols, Susan Simms, Linny Borders, Crystal Sadler. 4.,,. M. i i 5 The Future Homemakers of America is l an organization which prepares men and women for their dual roles of homemaking. It puts emphasis on ? qualities of leadership, self-image, and problems of the society that relate to this group. FHA participates in competitive events at the i subregional, district, and state levels. The sale of TOMWAT is an annu- Z al fund raiser of FHA. W f- f' , Awyfzg ' 2 1-' .2 -,gfgearg , Af -226.92 --' ,f ' , ' 532 K 1. .ut .. H ,ff X Sponsor: Shirley Carver A if :Q , 4 , ' 5V6'4P'-5'56'C' '5'C'6v6'9 6 6'4' 'if N V V V at i Q cyan ogobooo fe, Q , N w8S 1 ,016 PQ 1- ga'oa a.ii i i , 'ww 'aw v++rma.ma tum at w.-9.924 f . 4d,' 11. President: Anthony Delk Vice President: Chris Templeton Secretary: Roger Lambert Reporter: David Woodard Sentinel: Joe Tuttle Treasurer: Johnny Sullivan U I ,-..4 Future Farmers of America is a nation- al organization of students enrolled in vocational agricul- ture. FFA members show leadership and responsibility by participation in meetings, speaking in public, earning awards and becom- ing involved in coop- erative efforts and community im- provements. Some of the upcoming activities are: St-pt. - Tennessee Stale Fair- ernp and vegetable entries Oct. - Soil Judging Contest Nov. - Parliamentary Procedure Vontest l'.T. Varsity visit Feb. - Public Speaking Contest Sponsor - Bill Ligon .5 'iiim' V 4+-.I A.. ...V ,... Z X ifw J M4 ww Mr i ' S is or . 553 I N W sig 2 Er 'QM QW 4 ,Qin X, 55 1, :Z 2 s'-iv 310 ,f. ri X 1 .Q x ssi' ,-, The Junior Honor Society is an organization of stu- dents in grades 7, 8, and 9 with an average of B or above. The group tries to organize projects that will help the community in some way. The Junior Honor Society has a can- dy sale to raise money for a needy family in our area for Christmas. QEQQ In 2 re V Xe its ,M Y Q r vi an In JR HO OR SOCIETY President: Brenda Huntsman Vice President: Jamie Phillips Treasurer: Linda Huntsman Secretary: Becky Slicer fee 1 . - Reporter. Chuck Shmton Special Events Coordinator Jennifer Smith The Vocational Industrial Club of America of Westmoreland High School, sponsored by G.D. Alexander, is an achievement program for young men and women. It opens doors to indus- try and develops skills. To be a member of VICA you must be in a metals class. The VICA mem- bers have repaired and repainted the dump- sters and many desks and chairs for this school year. VICA members not only have helped the construction workers by welding for them but take part in helping any club that needs their assistance. Sponsor: G.D. Alexander IC President: David Boner Vice President: Spencer Borders Secretary: Korey Williams Reporter: Stevie Anderson Treasurer: Wendell Carver Parliamentarian: Stacey Troutt YEARBOUK O as H QQ li f , Hi 4 5 , Nl llq 16 -9' :lQnu-- K sm: pgwgQg . fifrkr ' Sponsor: Patrlcla Blankenshlp Sponsor. Aprll Hubbard Members: Llnda Huntsman Nnccx McCorm1ck Paige C 01'mlC M09 Taylor Mlchelle Hall - s ntha Wilson Misty Reed ama Z N U ' A , X ' Teresa Casteel Belmda McWh1rter . . . XQQQ Jamle Phxlllps Sarena Brooks WQ5' .s - , .r . ,., . V W Mr r.,.. Q QW Q , .rx ,,,,,..Q,,.X wr' ff, ..... ,Q .Q ,,,. sf,-,V ,V QZER5 Editor: Tabatha Alderson Co-Editors: Melissa Bray Lisa Presley Troy Warren Eric Carr SP President: Renee McCormick Vice President: Kim Sneed Secretary: Ursula Dinkins Historian: Johnna Smith 3, ISH Treasure: Jason Brown Reporter: Chandra Pedigo Food Coordinator: Alicia Borders Art Coordinator: Stacey Douglas 412 f 1 A ' -if -,M 3 -.. vi The Spanish Club pro- vides an opportunity for cultural activities for which there is little time in the classroom. Club members prepare Span- ish food, listen to speak- ers, participate in skits and games, and learn about or observe Spanish customs such as the breaking of the pinata at Christmas. Q .aff qqqvsv- lHY I .X ' any f t ' Q 'ra 1 S e ' I S t A o o e is 0 f '29 'T-a t-. A 5 7 Iofo.4-fog? fb. .Q 2 -5 5 l Q Z ,fs W I... Q Q i ff ART ff ,if 1 ,f f X Z! M . W M iw, ..,,, ,..,, The Art Club pro- motes and creates art in our school en- vironment. The an- nual activities are donating equipment to the art depart- ment, painting mu- 5 rals in the school -X and taking trips to V! art exhibits. X f N President: Kathy W A- Wauford U Vice-President: A Wendy Carver Secretary!Re- porter: Tyla Heath Treasurer: Sue Parks Qi SZ. ,,,' ..i, is-Q ,gs C ,i W The goal of the FCA is that of encourag- ing the spiritual -ig growth and fellow- ship of the Chris- :ff tian athletes. Meet- if-2 ing monthly, the ,jg FCA meeting pre- sents guest speak- iff ers, spiritual films and tapes, and of- fers a time of fel- lowship. l 4 President: Mitch Graves , Vice-President: Shannon Perry Reporter: Johnna -5 Smhh or Treasurer: Jan X Mandrell X if KAKX K ,...,, ,..,,,, X.. . 1 W .. Wa, ,WM ft . , f-Bu. . .4 I ,-.TR.M me ,, Q . .,. Q. ,, ,, Y ...L .W ,ss-,w....r N W A5125 ii N f ,,, 6 JUST SA CHESS Mr. Vincent spon- sors a new orga- nized Chess C'Iuh. The members are as follows: Stacey Douglas, John Que- senherry, Travis Slayton, Bill Brown, Spencer Borders, Frank Ruckman, David Woodard, Kim Sneed, Kirk West, and Anthony Delk. The Just Say No Club is also a newly organized club that promotes a drug free life through a strong support group. The club will be producing skits and plays promot- ing a drug-free life, The club will also have guest speak- ers and films throughout the year. The sponsors of this club are Mrs. Humphreys, Mrs. Burke, and Mrs. Nicholson. ' ' ' ,, .. ff 0 ,. . ,,., , fb :21 3 4 fa' 'Z h if new-9,441-M41 ' 455 ' ' x-W' M442 ff ' Q ,,,, ' ' ,,f2:5'f .-5 'UP , few v X evil? f gf , 1 ' , f' h kaff- f K ' M, - -' , , K. wh,-V, ,' ,ff - 1 fwf. ' 1 sw , 5 .' Q7 7: 'L .1 rl , . ww any ww M 1 U 6 . 3 5 0 j, Q x ? K . X n f i 1 i ' ' Q ' il 6 5' it 9 an ' J v Zfw 1 H , f' Mr nf li' F ' . vf AMW ff , A 1 W ,fl ag W I M We 4 A ' , 1 fy , vw qv , f In K , . 1 , 1 1 fo N M, In J 50 J www, f fan 5, A ? 25 X fi Q we 17, A at 6 4 fy If 24 X 7 140 44' J f W4 6 haf ,, W, , if fa K+ W QM W 'iv A f if may V W fi in l -f 1 it My V, W0 f , , , , , 4 za M 'fa Z' le' W .. Q Y f -.T J 4, zvwyjvlf f se ' M fjk A : Wfafw, 1 K. A, f!1,'fuf ff -. 0' MARCHI Shelena Mae Claypool ,I f f ,V 'J' V .-,W ' F . -,.I', 'MM' ' K A 'V ' , MW -' A ,,,, , ,, H f ' ., , , ' WV We. uw f, -f:,f1....w ' .f W A. f14f .5zi:, i X i 1 Field Commander: Shelena Claypoolg Rifle Captain: Velma Claypoolg Flag Captain: Martina Johnsong Pere. Section Leader: Pennie James: Band Presi- dent: Kathy Wauford. , Below are the Westmoreland Concert Band Members 8x Officers Kathy Wauford - Jennifer Yankee - I President Christi Borders - Treasurer g David Carter - Vice Secretary Tyla Heath - President Reporter E E X 4 i F 1 r it v ' E GOT THE i 1 0 Q l:',- I 'N 4 1 ' dei ii. b , x X 1 ' f .1 - I 5- HJ , ,R , , -'21 z HI 'ig A 51, 1:11. E 5 wwf Q .- N 'MLM' Q in f F , V-Lvl 4 5 -3 E I' N XJ 'r T f:k?':L'.:.l, 4'7'-Ss' MQ' - : v I I 31: . A - Vw- - - . t 3 R 'L . 4 ' 4 f'4 - ' ' -4 -T' ' -,us .V - .megan lu 5 4 -4 ,, . ... f .JI Q. 11 5 ,gf -D gf 'W ,fi ,. . ig if ry it Y W.. ...,., . THE CRGWN NG OF A UEE The above picture shows the jazz band jazzin' it up for this school year. Pictured below is the court of participate in the band queen contest. The , The following are the participants and their escorts: Jenny Jones - Bill Brown Shelley Brummett - Scott Sadler Emily Byerly - David Carter Jennifer Davis - Derrick Harris Michelle Graves - John Quesenberry Tracye Hurst - Allen Blessing 1 To the right is the 1987188 band queen Michelle Graves. Agri To the right is band director Rita Garner. She has been the instructor of West- moreland High School Eagle Marching Band for 3 1' '4 ' 'A X' years. She has led the band we 4 ' .1 'A to double in size. .. BE Q1 Queen is determined by ,who raises the most money. if ,J w il Wgfxvxggw SX Y QM jwf5 QF X? GDT, N , Us M fwgb JG 6x0JXl3L!Q!Y X 5 9 g W Sjiwxffw L 7 U M 22 X X f wk W Q QMS QXOA ANAL T5 UQWQSE f gb W Qfgggiili QSA Y 3 3? w i Z 5 I ll W QQQW X x W0 W0 Wywffgw WN X X .5 MW y If pwf ' gw Wgfyb Qpfiygw wa Mp!!! A WN KL! W! SQPP ,WW YMEWY 12wbl' l4X-x ' M. WW w WV QTVLK LAL dAbik1,J . QUE 4 ,vzliwy JVM! 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Coach Perry added It was a trip made with a class bunch of boys, and a trip that I will never forget. The Eagles defeated Sea- more County with a score of 24-7. Although the team will have to go through a rebuilding process Q8 seniors are leaving, taking with them 21 years of playing experi- encel, they will enter the new season with confidence and class . if, , '-.,Q.,,- -A Q --jeep:--, Y.. 1, ,,.,.,,,. M.. 1 A .fU'vw- 9 Top row left to right: Head Coach Roger Perry, Coach Jackie Kelly, Ray Rag land, Kelly Troutt, Billy James, Jason Allen, Sam Freeman, Craig Coates, Chris Meador, Bubba Meador, Neal Hurst, Ken Brown, Jason Perry, Spencer Borders Coach Ralph White, and Coach James Honeycutt. Middle row: Manager Mark Troutt, David Manning, Billy Caldwell, and Travis Akins. M ,,,. Q ir, t' B f Ja fz XM. 'mt' .-ygfv. iii- r ' 'f CLASSIC MOMENTS . ., Coaching the 1987 football team that went against the odds and moved into class Double A , We had a great season with a 9-2 record and were the Highland- er Braggin Bowl Champions. - Roger Perry . . . the victory over the Gordonsville Ti- gers was especially rewarding for me. A lot of frustrations, for both the Eagles and myself, came to an end that night. - Jackie Kelley .. A third down and time running on the clock -- Springfield was behind 7-6 and the defensive players made a tremendous effect on the field goal attempt. I watched the crowd, not the play, and saw excite- ment. 1 saw 11 young men exhausted, but knowing they had overcame the first ob- stacle of class Double A. This was a mc-f ment in itself. ' - James Honeycutt . .. My classical moment for the 1987 football year was winning the Gatlinburg Highlander Braggin' Bowl. - Ralph White 'iff 5.i i: ,f'air me--a'-a1 4. he 1 - A , ... .0 -...L 1 1 t . J' Q 1 41-i qs- 65 t II l 5:-'ai-it A n A Jr K' Y N -. -. . 'beg gilt ,A-so ,N Cixi Q . Q A 5 , A tee. -Q i ' ' faigrsff. 1.t.:,- 471,541 - Y- ' - if- Lat lj-ff'.'1'4'?p..1, C - -. ' ' 'f fx ,A , ,sl W , if .. W J .4 . , , , V , V , V . , 3'v:g3 13,-.,, , J Q. L1 . ' , j , . 'w,.s1.:g-'yi '.A ' '. ' ' , if -' fe ' ,, .' ,qc N. :R .. F. , ng,--. 5 wQ4,Q,- Y, .fha N A . W J .,,,,,A7, l f, qv-Jef. --Tear...-fp. .-, -3 ,- -,if 'm-' is A T .-.,ffF- , i Ifrvndll A'?i??-'rffi '.-- ' . 2-65, ' 4 Q - ws' 7'-Q-r-x,sr f-1 . f.. -' 5 Q' 7-'-da. - . K 'fr Eff 'lg ' ' f, ,- 7 - Mfrs: - 54 1'2 -..:: t, r-,IL1 J- B i N., Q -,,f-,QM .ni-.r W ,-1:53, - f 5 1 V.. igff :L lk--4 ',.',,ff1- -, rf '..,- : ' 1 ,Lonnie Hall, Jack McCloud, Mike Madison, Shane Creasy, Mitch Graves, Chad g-'E-5:0 , -?W-:fu-' 6g.g:.,Y5:f,'!'i A 315' ' wPerry, Jason McCormick, Adam Borders, Manager: Tommy Reins. Bottom row: hE,'7j-Qx,fgL. fjfk , q..3'?2iifY'L K' i 1iVlanager: Michael Boyd, Mark Davis, Anthony Casteel, Phillip Sanders, Jimmy Scarbro, Scott Boone, John Wheeley, Kirk West, and Manager: Chris Lambert. P CLASSIC 1 MOMENTS 1 5 . . . when I started in my first foot- ball game. , - David Manning A . . , When I caught my first touch- i down pass. It was 64 yards. - Jason Perry i Was when I caught my first interception. l -- Neal Hurst .. . when I scored my first touch- : down pass. 4 -- Spencer Borders . . . was when I scored the longest touchdown of my career. It was 84 , yards. ' l - Ray Ragland when I got my first quarter- - back sack. l ? l r S -- chris Meaaor 2 . . . when I recovered a fumble and 1 scored my only touchdown of my 5 high school career. -- Craig Coates 1 i Billy Caldwell. The 1987-88 Football Captains are Jason Perry and 3,535-xi Q .pc 5 . . Lg-. vu-as JAH-.Gg tw , '. . 'idx' Q'i ', ay'fgv ':e+- 4 3. 0-:sf . 'fm ,-U , - - -, Nj :awfg '.-X., .eg . . 52: 1- x ay., ' 'r' r 'fn - -+ ..:-, 'ibut - 4, . - ---,. ., .- '54 f:1s3,.,..-41 ,pew - - V 4,1 .-fy,-, ,rv . ., ea . .. ,, , ,X , .,,-y.,,4..,-.M 5 Q, r x A,-.L .,-an , gi- ..,- .-f sir., aS141,y,..,,5. V:','f..a A gf -' ,f fir., .- e yr, er 4- , Y., Qijtf'-:Wear 'iw if '43-we 'fact-,P ' - V - A - f,,,ag'f-FimH: 1 awe- canal-ia,,,.:: 'z-. - xx V . -- . I 1 inf . The.1987-88 Senior Members are Billy Caldwell, Jason Perry, Craig Coates. Chris Meador, Neal Hurst, Ray Ragland, David Manning, and Spencer Bor- ders. Q UW? bove: Coach Honeycutt shows Spencer Borders that losing a game doesn't mean losing yourself. THE 1987 Above: While Bubba Meadors snaps the ball to Ken Brown, Kelly Troutt is set to run. if 4' f 5 ,nwf A In B Above: Craig Coates gives defensive signals to Jack McCloud during a game, - x I 2 .M X we I '--. V t ff, ,I 5 . . 4 nk 1 .9 1 i Qi .x f ' o K H G ,! !.- 1 I 1 , 1 . . I-4 -. ', ar -,X - , . , v -. Ll . ff? il! -T , .nr-' 5: ' .: in I . fi , . 1 f'..- ,. uf x W- lf f . F zvn ,Q .,,x Jw, 9 HOMECOMING 87 THE EAGLES ARE Above: Ronnetta Patterson, senior at W.H.S., was crowned Home- Above: The court for 1987 Homecoming are coming Queen of 1987. Congratulations Ronnetta! Freshman, Tonya Clarkg Sophomore, Ahfwe: ffnqagcgkigfgfif 35559 ig the mem t Maxim 'Fabatha r Shes,+4g3sr1xsf?3TMs11eSb:Raf2f2 S w their A - , www ww., .X Z.A1.j......z...- . ',- , A., .,.:xhxYS1x..a-....n.axNIx:S4V:..g.-sa,AB.,w,,.,SuXZS.ILszQ4s'?x?.:x. . M-mf Sandi Overtong Junior, Candi Whiteg M f nor, M- V W , J . Q N-W D 1 4L Mrs. Woollen poses an Minnie Pearl dur- ing Country Music Star Day. Homecom- ing would not he a succesn if it were not for her spirit and enthusiasm. THANKS Mrs. Wootlenf Below: Cheerleader Nikki Slicer, lzagle Man- eot 4Johnna Smithl, Alicia Borders, and Tummy Money show their sup! por! as they luok forward lo Home- coming night. .,, Below: Eagles show good defense as Jimmy Scarbro, Adam Borders, and Travis Akins block the pass. 'Wi I ' ' ' x CATCH THE SPIRIT . . . Westmoreland Cheerleaders work hard to be the spirit leaders of the school. They are talented and more spirited than ever. Not only is cheer- leading fun but there is much hard work and practice. The Cheerlead- ers create run-throughs, organize wg. ,f activities for the student body, and create spirit throughout the school. J' L They face new challenges - attend- ing gymnastics classes and working with a mascot - with spirit. We sa- lute the 1987-88 Eagle Cheerlead- ers. The 1987-88 Eagle Cheerleaders are Alicia Borders, Nikki Slicer, Tammy Money, Kim Duffer, Jackie Borders, Marie Tuttle, Shanda Prock, and Jgiigosklnsrvrj A The Cheerleading SDOHSOFS are SUSie CO!-Yeh and Laura W00' The senior members of the cheerleaders are Marie Tuttle T ten- Lisa Hoskins, and Kim Duffer. THE 1987-88 -I . I V il 3 1 lwork, she has brought a lot of enthusiasm to the crowd and Efans. -.-.f.. ,..-1-Q: if -4 GO FIGHT 1 A T A x 4 I X! w I i The cheerleaders enthusiastically cry - GO BIG , RED - as they support the football players. I 1987-88 football mascot is Johnna Smith. Through hard v The cheerleaders show their warm-up moves be- fore practicing their routines. x K , v - , .- nl T? -K,-?f1 fl .QQ-L If ' A-, :L 55.13341 The cheerleaders show their creativity and hard- work on their run-throughs especially this one for the Highlander Braggin' Bowl. ' iI'he 1987-88 basketball mascot is Pennie James. Through a lot of determination, she has given a lot of help to the cheerlead- I iers. . CHEERLE DERS A HO0P FULL . . . Sfiiliiw The 1987-88 Eaglettes are Top Row: Assistant Coach, Susan Graves, Sandi Overton, Carretta Pedigo, Beverly Doss, Christy Thompson, Lee Tuttle, Jan Mandrell, Coach Bobby Hopkins. Bottom Row: Manager, Angie Bradley, Tonya Bentle, Angie Borders, Angel Sanders, Shannon Perry, Kelly Graves, and Manager, Audrey Vincent. THE YE 19 6-87 CO CH OF Coach Bobby Hopkins' tradition of coaching bas- ketball began here in Westmoreland twenty- four years ago. In fact, he coached both girls' and boys' basketball and foot- ' ball. He was recognized , , most recently for his ac- ' complishments when he was named the Class A Coach of the Year for the ' 1986-1987 basketball . season. Not only does he have a grip on the athletic as- pects, but also on academ- ics as well. He sets an ex- ample for everyone to wx follow. He hopes that the L lessons the students learn X' both in class and on the court will benefit them throughout their lives. Great job, Coach! 3 V 'fxgw-,w. 4 at , M ,AW R. N - 'i?'R'l2v..,.Lm..,.. TJ! OF HOPES Above: The 1987-88 Managers for the Eaglettes are: Audrey Vincent and Angie Bradley. Below: The 1987-88 Eaglette Seniors are: Lee Tuttle, Angie Borders, and Jan Mandrell. - -Xl - v J- fra J' , 1 ,Y blocks SHOOTING FOR THE BEST In the midst of a Winning season ln AA Coach Bobby Hopkins obtained his 500th win That game was against Greenbrier where the final score was 74 30 In that game senior Jan Mandrell had game honors with 27 points She was followed by senior Angie Borders with 17 points Also senior Lee Tuttle chipped in three points. These three girls have played basketball for Westmoreland since seventh grade and all three are in the top of their class academically. Coach Hopkins' girls keep busy with practices, games, and study- ing. Their hope this year, as it is every year, is to make a consecutive trip to TSSAA Girl's State Tournaments. Last year, the girls capped off a brilliant season with a trip to the tournaments and a 31-4 record. Above: As Lee Tuttle goes up for the shot, Angel Sanders ! f15Q S .sfo ' fp Vg K, S 'R O r Q' A.. , Q- EM ,... by , ., . ggzrmyjzv ,A ,1: i Qx1 ' PQAA 'lf isafi-, X gg ,fi-av , gg M El 5, WK x 4 5, 1 2, X N x A CHALLE GI Q A li , ,, , 5 ,,,,. Q Y 5 H E :Nj- . M ,hi an f if i' W ABOVE: 1987-88 Eagle varsity Team U . I n l , TOP row: Left to Right: Coach Jackie Hanes, Jason Perry, Mark Tuttle, Chad Lambe j?Ia?lVE:h H? gf T155 'S what the crowd wonders Whlle Glen Sam Freeman, Glen Tuttle, Andy Rippy, Kirk Woodard, Danny Bryant, and Head Coa U e S 00 S Ol' Wo. . David Vincent. . ' ' ABOVE: 1987-88 Eagle Team TOP row: Left to Right: Coach Jackie Hanes, Franklin Ruckman, Donovan Cannon, Shane Harrison, David Woodard, Mike McCullough, Head Coach David Vincent. Second row: Manager Derrick Cannon, Tommy Reins, Chuck Shinton, Ronnie Whitaker, John Ruckman. Shane Creasy. 104 Managers gh s ef W 2 YJ -ww YEAR! .M 5 - iz, I 'as , V ' ., I , , r 1, Q Q . . f 1 ,, fi ' row' Manager Greg Law Derrick Cannon. CO GRA' I ' U I JA' I'I 0 COACH ard, Shane Greasy, and Manag- I ' s ABOVE: Seniors, left to right: Andy Rippy, Jason Perry, Spencer Borders, and Kirk Woodard. Coach James Anderson retired from coaching this year, after a career of 33 years. His coaching spanned from 1954 to 1964 and 1976-87. His coaching was interrupted by being Westmoreland's principal for twelve years. Coach Anderson states, I enjoyed the games, but coaching is a young man's game. A player from the past Billy Joe Perry says, He was an easy going coach: he wasn't a coach with a fiery temper. We congratulate Coach Ander- son on a job well done. Derrick Cannon, and Greg Law. The Boys Basketball Team met three new challenges with class. First, losing several seniors in- iVA95'W SCHEDULE . H li S H splred them to work harder and pgftmgillfg 52223, develop new talents. Second, Egjfrggzfgmcf' Q22 competing for the first time in Allen county There class AA sharpened their skills G 'do 'e T ' and raised their expectations. lllgalivgtlge I TTS: - o 83 O fSOI'1 Third, losing a head 003011 and Tournament at Red Boulingspringa gaming a new one required ad- Tom-mem ww. State, W Justments and cooperation. Al- Hartstlllle ' fa Here though the loss of Coach James ' T212 Anderson was deeply felt, Coach gveenrxffz T'-4:9 David Vincent and Assistant Gglffnfvilt, HM: Coach Jackie Hanes made the g 0U Ima . l , . arthage :here transition an easier one. Con- Hartsville 'mere gratulations for an inspiring and Tiff: exclhng year! Rea Boiling Springs Hero Allen County Hermitage Springs Portland B3 ,E nik, .s u 'l ES ORELAND EAGLE SGFTBALL ,1 ABOVE: 1986-87 Eagle Softball Team f'f Tlirst' ' L to R: Coach Roger Perry, Sherry Flowers, Kim Brooks, Trina Smith, Jan Mandrell, and Candi White. Second row: L to R: Susie Gryb h, Tammy Simpson, ichelle Gregory, Angie Bradley, Kelly Graves, Shannon Perry. Third row: L to R: Christy Brooks, Ronnetta Patterson, Thais Emerson, Tonya , an Angglfganders. 3 L 2 ' U U9 5 .., Q in wi S 1 4 is , . W, Q R , X X, 5 ft, K ABOVE: Tammy Simpson smiles after a game well played. LEFT: Candi White is in full swing ready to pitch a fastball, while Angel Sanders is set to react. Shannon Perry expresses her excite- ment when hours of practice and teamwork are rewarded with a vic- tory. WESTMCRELA D EAGLE BASEB LL ,Q A 1 . N 5' ' l ' 4 , -, ' a 0 'SN it llqlily wiv' ilk x l 2 'j,'Jq.'+'f' ' .. ,lg-f. , JW, ,1,1 ,QM M413 A! 6 ABGVE: 1986-87 EAGLES: Row 1: Coach James Honeycutt, Jason Perry, Ron Coleman, Dwayne Sloan, Glen Tuttle, Jason Graves, Craig Coates, Ken Brown, Russell Emerson. Row 2: Chad Perry, Shawn Creasy, Spencer Borders, Tim Freeman. Chris Newton, Shane Creasy, Jason McCormick. 1986-87 AWARDS Star award - Jason Graves Golden Glove - Ja- son Perry Batting award - Chris Newton it :avi , Q X xv.. , , V-.N , .V tt, ',1'Q Q, .4 - 1,2 , DQ vi . 111. 1 4- ,p ix reds' 2: ' if 'sz , I -AL I , i ABOVE: Craig Coates, Spencer Borders, and Dwayne Sloan congratulate Ken Brown after hitting a home run. 107 A. - E YE' 5 Q? A f S jr wg J .Q Q Q wv VN A -- Q QU 79 .'Q, U I if Qx gd LN Q TIQQ 0 XX X gf NIC' Ng 5 . 'J b Y v iw N QS 'U X50 -3 1 S W 1 WO L, if V Q F 3 :X X Ulm N N9 'S 3' -+5 qx 0- L' T a S- , E8 ,jf S ,s I f'-V A ,S 6 Ax Sf . 'sn w QF. N X 3 x Og X. gn' N A ' dwg X ,J W' UVM QV jj JM QW UQXW2 ' My WQQQJ W Ja X iw , X L , My ,gf M935 JBL? QW iQ -I2 91643 JQ' by L J A V9 fb QL W J, Q N YJ! NJ new QQL N1 My M9 by 0 M? .W wp aocygvvx OM WN ON W0 AW V YV vw W-fwkwfm D fgww be 0 V ' q J W J f QUE! lb-LU WJQQ W ,,V wf Neg, W 23 gl, wif X Q mwwwwwi fy' Q ax, Q5 L I ACS K if Q4 3 K jf! 5 J Nm q O You m PRI CIPAL Graduating from college with honors after being told by a teacher that he would not make it is one of Mr. Old- ham's greatest accomplishments. He credits another teacher, an English teacher from high school, for turning his life around. She instilled in me a feeling of self confidence. She made me feel like I was someone special. She also taught an Honors History Class and when I approached her about being in her class, she said that she would be delighted. It gave me a sense of self-esteem and belonging. These negative and positive experiences motivated him to enter the field of education. He wants to ensure that all students be treated fairly and equally. L95:l' f' 'l1l'l GRADUATING CLASS OF 88 Graduation is far from being an end, it is the beginning of all your tomorrows. Over the past several years you have worked and studied, and now you are here, ready to begin your lives as members of the adult community. For some of you, this will mean a job and the responsibilities of family living. For others, this will mean college and further years of study and preparation. Whatever course your future takes, it is my sincere hope that you will look back on your years here as having prepared you to meet and deal with the challenges that life will present. The best of luck and congratulations to the Class of 88. Sincerely, Dewayne Oldham, Principal vcr? x t no ' ICE PRI CIPAL GENE FERGUSON During Mr. Ferguson's early years of teaching, he was approached after a graduation ceremony by a young man whom he had taught in class and coached in football. They shook hands and the young man did something that will never be forgotten by him. He sincerely thanked Mr. Ferguson for all that he had done for him. This moment is a special one for him because he had done for him only what he had tried to do for all of his students. The thank you helped him to realize that the job he was doing was important and that he was doing it effectively. According to Mr. Ferguson, this experience has been a motivating factor for me to continue in education. You get very few immediate thank you's in this profession so that the ones you do receive are very special. - 9 6 -S ft ff r t l 'f is ! A ' xi'4f' ,f, '4 . ,fl i B. uv, X ,ga A i f i eq, 341 it A 1 4. 1 .l Executive Assistant Clerk Clerk: Paulette Perry Dixie Brown Debbie Perry Cx ii Glenda Akin G.D. Alexander James Anderson gym . 'QR 3 eff is - SZ! if . 251' Shirley Carver Judy Clark Susie H. Couch Patricia Blankenship Cheryl Cox 56 H ax I .mn Above. Mrs. Nickolson shares a warm smile Right: Mr. Danielson gives a large smile after FFZ., with us. stating, That dog won't hunt, one of his favorite expressions. CLASSIC XAMPLES - - New A computer intellectual, Dixie Mr. Ligon informs the class about those lengthy, monstrous ns that are lurking around the corner. another hectic day at W.H.S. James Cox Myron Danielson Brown- is Working Cynthia Emmert Rita Garner CLASSIC MOMENTS My most classic moment was Decem- ber 6, 1986, when I received my di- ploma from Tennessee Tech. Univer- sity. Ralph White My classic moment would have to be when in my first year as Softball Coach, Westmoreland High won its first State Championship. 419815 Coach Roger Perry The classic moment was my arrival at a New York City bus station and no one was there to meet me. At the time I had just recently graduated from high school and had never been anywhere. Following much confusion and the passing of several hours a relative finally found me. Glenda Akins During high school I remember when my eleventh grade English class went to a mansion in Richmond, Vir- ginia and we took pictures of our- selves around the estate as we were dressed in 20's attire. We were re- enacting The Great Gatsby for a slide presentation, which was an enrich- ment activity after reading the book. We had fun posing as F. Scott Fitz- gerald's many characters. We dreamed that we were living the life of the rich, with their many luxuries, the fancy cars, the oriental tapes- tries, the designer clothes, fine china, crystal and silver etc. Laura Wootten I went to a one-room school during first grade. We students had to share a double desk. One day when my desk partner was visiting with an- other student, I chewed all her para- fin black mustache that she had brought to school. It tasted wonder- cried when she discovered and told the teacher. That ful. She her loss moment, however, begins another story. Wanda Johnson JW .,AA 5.-f If f ABOVE: Mr. Alexander returns papers to his students. PROUD TO BE AN EAGLE During my senior year here at WHS I was privileged to serve along with Roger Meador as co-editor of the school year- book We were lucky enough to be working under the watchful eye of Mrs Carolyn Winn All year we planned and worked - and planned and worked - - ward making that the best yearbook ever' that day in the spring when yearbooks arrived and were unveiled at a student assembly ln the auditorium That glorious day finally arrived' Word leaked out to us editors that for some strange reason Mrs Winn was carefully guarding our treasure in the office and that there might not be the long- awaited unveiling on that day We were crushed' How dare she? That was our yearbook and we had a right to view the finished product Much to our dismay, our baby was not perfect Yes there were a few flaws But even those flaws could not diminish the pride we held in a Job we considered well-done go on that day and I will never forget the feeling of success and pride I felt pride not only in myself but ln the wonderful school of which I was a part Even today that Eagle pride runs deep and I can still say that I am proud to be a part of WHS' Mrs Susan Graves to . . . We looked anxiously toward The presentation ceremony did . . 3 . ' ! Susan Graves Jack HHIIGS William Holliman James Honeycutt Bobby H0PkiDS April Hubbard Jane Humphrys Gail Johnson ':f::':-fre. -.fag Tl , . , V V V , 4 'llfl 1 .+- l ' H ja xsivl I ...0F I TEGRITY LEFT: Mrs. Jones demonstrates to the class how to mix chemical formulas. Dailene Burke - ISS Supervisor Ffllifi ,X .f V5 I 1 J-'T BJ f Maxine Johnson KG 1 X fl!! bvfx - x lui ff, Gina Jones Q i , ,f we 1 ,. ...A ..h........i.. --,,.--. . i Wanda Johnson Mrs. Emmert demonstrates that the teachers' lounge is a Jackie Kelly place for serious work. i i 1 V a x Ronnie Kidd Jean Law Bill Ligon Ernest Meador Patricia Nicholson ..,.e , 23. - i -filt- 5, Q Q fgry, gk. P ' '53 . if 'ff qt, K . 2352 'Q Mr. Kidd assumes an alias: Ron Johnson, Don Johnson's twin broth- er. on Homecoming STARS FROM HOLLYWOOD DAY. CLASSIC MOMENTS A classic moment for me was when I received the Plaque Award for the Most Outstanding Student at my graduation from Westmoreland High School in 1966. Cheryl Cox When I had enough money to buy my first and only car - my 1972 Chevy Nova , April Hubbard One day while I was a student at Al- len County High School the principal decided that the students were mak- ing too much noise in the halls be- tween classes. He made a new rule that there would be no loud talking. Forgetting all about the new rule I saw one of my friends at the other end of the hall and yelled to her. She answered and we had a loud conver- sation. After we got to class the prin- cipal came over the PA system and announced to my embarrassment my name along with three others who were making too much noise. Maxine Johnson As a music major in college I tried out for the university bands field commander position. It was a very important position and a female was very unlikely to be selected When the director called us in to give the results I found I had been selected. As I left the try-out area all of my high school field commander stu- dents met me with flowers. I felt this was very special knowing that they would be. Rita Garner Once upon a time I had a Sophomore English Class. In this class one day a girl decided to announce to the class and to me that she loved me. The statement was a surprise to every- one but her. Unfortunately due to a sinus problem I was having at the time fand probably momentary high blood pressureb my nose began to bleed. Without an explanation Qand no handkerchief! I left the room. When I returned about two minutes later the girl was in her seat all was quiet and class resumed. Ronnie Kidd CK 1 9 7 KK YI Il 99 s 1 , like I, d1dn't know what the results 7 Y 7 1 9 l 116 n i I l C 1 A L 5 i s t David Vincent H-dt 1' H1 A ,hw 1 fxpk li? I A? Carolyn Winn V fu 42' 5 0. . Ralph White Above: Mr. Hanes greets the class with a warm smile before Laura Wootten beginning a hard day's work. 1 5 1 1 i fri Nr l' if J A1 l Mrs. Johnson prepares for her next class. Mrs. Winn searches through her accounting files for important papers. LEADER.s HIP -A SPECIAL THANK YCU-Q Adding that special touch are those who receive little recognition because they are behind the scenes. They help to provide a pleas- ant atmosphere for students and faculty not only with a clean school and a warm meal, but also with an encouraging smile and a warm hello. Thus, we extend a sincere thank you to our custodians and cafe- teria staff for adding that special sparkle to the routine of our school days. Mrs. Cothron works in the bookstore with her son Marty. Afterwards, she helps to provide a cleaner school. Mrs. Adcock and Mr. Johnson take a break from their busy schedule to pose for us. li iliiiwii ,flat ' 'T R 1 X 5 Sh THANKS FOR . . Keeping our school clean. Enhancing our lunch room for the holidays with santa's, pumpkins, and easter bunnies. Opening the bookstore when we are hungry. Picking up the yearbooks in Clarksville, 1Mr. Johnson! Cleaning up after school basketball games. Pleasing us with your home-made cookies and variety of different foods. H.. 118 w4....-iw' Qu' Left to right: Lou Day, Francis Perry, Carol Borders, Helen Lawson, Ruby Graves, Doris Anderson. Not Pictured: Bonnie Adcock. My most classic moment was when the Annual Staff dedicated the annual to me. This was something I'll always remember and be very grateful for it. Doris Anderson One day I was using one of our big kettles, I burned the food in it. I thought, I'll put some Scaleaway in the pot to help clean it. Granny Francis came along and she put some clorox in it. The two chemicals mixed. It looked like a witches brew. The odor was so awful Lou couldn't speak. Ruby poured it out the back door. She thought it was going to eat her tires off. We still laugh about it. Carol Borders I can't remember a classic moment while working in the cafete- ria, but I do remember one time. I took a bite of cornbread, the other workers were on the other end of the caferteria, and didn't know until it was over. I almost choked to death on the corn- bread. It was funny when it was over. But they could have been absent a worker, without knowing what had happened. Lou Day I have worked for eleven years in the cafeteria and one Valen- tine's Day they came with a beautiful pot of flowers. The card said, From your Secret Admirer, To Ruby. I made a statement that my husband didn't buy the pot of flowers, I suspected every- body else. I didn't take the flowers home that day. I tried to find a way to tell him first. When Kenneth got home he said he would have gotten me something for Valentines Day but he just didn't have time. I said that's all right someone has got in front of you. We had the biggest argument we had ever had in eighteen years. When you think you know someone like a book, you will find out you don't really know them as good as you thought you did. After all of this Kenneth had gotten the flowers for me. Ruby Graves Several years ago the cafeteria staff would cook for the Junior and Senior proms. This particular time we had lamb steaks, fresh strawberry shortcake, punch, etc. We would cook it in the cafete- ria and take it down to the gym the best way we could. This particular time we decided to take our punch on the small tables. We spilled it all the way to the gym. Finally. some parents decid- ed to help us since we were having a hard time. We got on the back of this truck with our white uniform pants on a rode back to the cafeteria. Guess what, when we got off we had black grease all over our pants. We didn't have any clean ones to put on and had to wear them the rest of the night while we worked. It was very embarrassing because this was a very special night. We really laughed and had alot of fun about this. Helen Lawson 9 RIGHT: Do you need me? is what Felisha Braswell seems to be saying as she peeks through the office window. BELOW: Ricky Law, Jonas Anderson, and Chris Love hurry to class so that they won't be late. Q .. ff,-syn?-f7 ' ' ' JR. HIGH Striving to conquer new challenges - pulling hopes and dreams into reaching distance. As the new year be- gins, the Junior High students come in con- tact with new chal- lenges and exciting adventures. Adjusting to a new en- vironment, along with new teachers, classes, and friends are a few of the obstacles the seventh graders are forced to overcome. Even though they are the new students of our school, they show their Eagle Spirit by helping us out at pep- rallies and other school events. Not being the youn- gest student is a major factor for the eighth graders. As they have already adjusted to their surroundings, they enjoy spending time with their friends. Along with more responsibilities, they face harder sub- jects and more home- work! As they strive to con- quer these new chal- lenges, they pull their hopes and dreams into reaching distance. For reality may be seen to- day, but Classic Mo- ments will last forev- er. 'wr LEFT: Josh Graves sneaks a peek at the camera from Mrs. Wootten's reading class. ' - 1 v LEFT: 1 ' I my Gary Stewart dis- plays his talent as he dances his way to his next class. BELOW: Sheila Stewart and Melissa Stafford are la couple of stu- dents among many that participated in the 1987 Home- S0 i- ,-I f--f 'T 8: mf coming parade EXERCISING BGDY AND MIND E . 1 ABOVE: Sherrie Overton, Deanna Garri- son, Teresa Wil- liams, and Chris Sherrell take time out to catch their breath af- ter Coach White's P.E. class. LEFT: Ryan Caudill, John Kepley, and Jody Garrison show us that P.E. is not all fun and games! .4..f.,.z:A .-'M . I RIGHT: As girl talk is being invaded, we find that John Ruckman's favorite hang-out is with these Junior High girls: Christie Akins, Becky Slicer, Deanna Garrison, Jennifer West, and Jennifer Gregory. BELOW: Tammy Scarbro and Mir- anda Williams take time out for a quick chat during the morning break. Ewa? J' I 1 ' it '.i,,xgJWW 'i' fe' 3 K l ABOVE: Misty Tuttle and Dana Slayton chat before Ameri- can History. ff -'M n ,, M if , il I x N A 555 b M ' MI G THE JR HIGH W Y 'z BELOW The seventh graders took part m the Homecoming pa- rade by making posters which earned out the theme 1 Q, f ' . ' s fs .'- I g UA 1 Fflf H 1 -L- ' 1 14 I - , - . 5 , f as - ,X 1 J '53 . R' A S., , , ,, ' --11,1 Q I x A kv -. . ' in Q ni' Q 2 .562 ff' fp. 'lf-if' 1 ,I :r,.: ABOVE: Shawn Pullen, Timmy YVhitta- ker, and Wayne Goodrum surren- der to a snack attack during the morning break. I've made it to the big time, is what Griff Akins seems to be saying as he be- gins his 7th grade year at W.H.S. FAR LEFT: The 7th graders show us that ev- eryone has spir- it as the new year begins. , Brad ff L jr ' r -46 5 WV xf' .NW Q MOST TALENTED MOST COURTEOUS Misty Hauskins Robert Crawford Tonya Fuqua Mark Roark '1 M was V: Wm lx if faffim' Gy., Pggmww 'Riff M 4 -Ivv if,-5 ,fm va, ,f Ii iii .',,i,'Wfi :'7v, ' ' ' President: Brad Brown Secretary!Treasurer: Becky Slicer Vice President: Kevin Sadler if We ii, WITTIEST Deana Garrison Travis Bandy D CLASS OF '92 ABOVE: Tony Kendall is pulling Ste- phen Brewer's ear. That's supposed to be leg, isn't it? ABOVE: Becky Slicer's slogan is ser- vice with a smile. ABOVE: The 8th graders enjoy the first pep rally of the year. ABOVE: Best friends, Brad Brown, Kevin Sadler, and Timothy Dyal, participate in the pep rally. ABOVE: After being here two years, Misty Tuttle can almost find her way with her eyes closed. RIGHT: While waiting for her friend, Deana Garrison stands alone in the hall. Q4 i IWUL1 . fl4,g'MfI IJ 1 X Christy Akins David Allen Jonas Anderson Alicia Bandy Travis Bandy Steven Beasley Steven Bell Jason Borders Jennifer Bradley Corey Brooks Glenna Brooks Tina Brooks Tonya Brooks Brad Brown Crystal Brown Jody Brown Josh Brown Heather Burke Joe Campbell Deana Garrison Greg Carr Travis Carter Rondall Carter Bridgett Carter Ryan Caudill Billy Clark Bryan Clark Chris Clark Eric Clark Sherry Clark Carl Cole Brandy Coleman Gregory Coley Chris Conquest Aleta Cox Robert Crawford Paula Creasy Chuck Douglas Tammy Duffer Julia Fields Tonya Fuqua Jody Garrison Jason Graves Kathy Graves Ricky Graves Dawn Gregory Heather Gregory Annette Haga A up 'R- 12?- Chad Hamilton Angie Hammock Jason Harris Misty Hauskins Kimberly Hendrix Craig Hunter Lane Johnson B.J. Keefer Sandi Keen David Kendall Chris Kendall Tony Kendall John Kepley Jason Key Michelle Kling Felisha Lambert Stephanie Lauderdale Ricky Law Greg Laws Chris Love Tina Love Holly Madison Johnny Maze Kelly Miller 7 a Paula Miller Kristie Moss Chris Nuckols Jonathan Oliver Derek Opitz Sherrie Overton April Pardue Lauri Paulson Amy Powell Tonya Ragsdale Chris Reed Stacye Rippy Mark Roark Christie Roberson Mike Ryan Kevin Sadler Royce Sadler Jarrette Sanders Lisa Scruggs Chris Sherrell Dana Slayton Becky Slicer Candace Smith Kim Smith W fa X Q Q fy! i3 Mn-f X! f 4 ' ' ' 5 119 . 53 5 05 ' - -' fax, , ,gf -Q, '. f ,gf , ' .1 , 623'-7' IQgivQ:r:,7 5 ' If - - L 1-W ' , f .1 4 f 2'ff' ., ' ra ,ff hxidf' ' 'f' fx A 143' Lora Smith Jennifer Spears Jeanette Stafford Melissa Stafford Shelia Stewart Jason Summers Benny Tillman Mike Tolley John Troutt Misty Tuttle Scotty Tuttle Rebecca Waldorf Tonya Walker Jennifer West Ty White Kim Willams Steven Wilson Tommy Wolf Jennifer Wright Tonya York Jamie Dodson James Ginter Timothy Weaver 3.5 GPA OR ABOVE EIGHTH ACADEMIC HONGRS SEVENTH MISS Seventh Mandy gi A f V vt Gary pjffk HL is MOST TALENTED W-JP' A' WITTIEST Tammy Scarbro Marty Scruggs Davy Flowers at YH, MGST COURTEOUS rnnsvlll' ,ik 'ir Presldent. Marsha Secretars fTreasurer Carter Mandw Borders Vlce Presldent Josh Johnson ?ig,fl:.:a:7?f1Ivr::z ., U. -E ! . , . L. an ., s ' , , , A ' -. G A 1 1 I V lx . V x fv n v . 'V ' ' Q . ' 2 , 'X K - . 1 : - - lx 4 il- M U if , ' .L N i ' JI L 'T I1 V l I ' ' L g I , V I f v I I rx - ' X ',' 'JL W A W MXN ' VHX E 0, I . ffl' ' fm' A , H, 1' ' n , .- V Nr, - 5 ,L , f, A :A V K i J N. h, . 5 Y 1 . -f A ' v V K.,A,ft. t -lx ' x x - x U rf I' L A I Q I fx' T rv x' K . 14-5 X l 1 1 V- ' I 2 i X, N , Q , . U 3,2 A I h h , 7 .cf X '- N -V -N' '-vi Q 5 9 ,.- 6 1. 6', r ' f V 13 5 CLASS OF '93 ABOVE: Angie Brown, Diannia Clark, Falesha Braswell, and Felissa Shaft walk to their next class. A Q. J-'g' if ABOVE: Dwight Hudson relaxes on the bench during a free moment. cw , 4, , ,.,.,,, , . , , ' ,. 'w9fb.i1u,, 'gi rx -3. fzlfrl ir.. V Ae, it A Q, 'lfggff 1 I ' V V 4, 3, rf A 'C' X 1 ini . ' if M' Lv 1 1 . vw ,fa-,fi r Q ll! f + :VE A A 5: ABOVE: Dave Flowers, Mary Kirby, Shaleana Wix horse around on Home- coming Dress Up Day. ABOVE: Rushing up the steps, Nicole Woodard and Cindy Carter, take a few seconds to get their pictures taken. ABOVE: 7th graders gather to- gether to have a friendly con- versation. RIGHT: Tina Sadler, Tonia Sherrell, and Sharon Braswell look this way. Q, Nathan Adcock Griff Akin:-Q Jeremy Akins Tamara Akins Lisa Anglemyer David Atkins Chuck Barnett Tony Blackwell Chad Borders Clay Borders Mandy Borders Shonda Boren Tina Boren Amanda Bowers Falesha Braswell Sharon Braswell Richards Brooks Angie Brown Joe Brown Bobby Cannon Wayne Cannon Alicia Carter Cindy Carter John Carter l ' 13 Kevin Carter Marsha Carter Nicky Carter Kim Casteel Amy Chaudion Adam Clark David Clark Diannia Clark Jason Cline Michael Cline Donna Collins Dottie Cook Michael Cooper Benjie Daugherty Wendy Davis Samantha Dorris Michael Duffer Jamie Eaton Anthony Faulton Danielle Ferguson Lane Fleming David Flowers Shon Fontaine Bryan Freeman Wayne Goodrum Josh Graves Sheila Graves Travis Graves Jason Gregory Jennie Gregory Jennifer Gregory Josh Gregory Regina Griggs Susan Gross Timothy Gully Lori Hammock Christy Hankins Jacky Harrison Bryan Hauskins Melissa Harrison Marty Hobdy Dwight Hudson Sandra Hudson Tracye Hurst Amanda James Jesse James Samantha James Josh Johnson ' 139 Kirk Johnson Jenny Jones Chris Keene Chris Kemp Rhonda Kemp Rachel Kidd Mary Kirby Taska Kreece Anissa Lawson Kelly Lyles Scott Major Sheritza Mandrell Brian May Adam Meador Michelle Money Christie Moore Amanda Mosley Michael Nash David Nixon Sid Oxford Christie Perry Shawn Pullen Tim Redmon Adam Reed Mike Riley Daniel Romines Jennifer Rush Kimberly Sanders Tammy Scarbro Marty Scruggs Felicia Shaff Tonia Sherrell Kelly Shinton Gary Sims Kevin Slayton John Steward Gary Stewart Buffy Stone Tiffany Stone Jason Taylor Kellie Taylor Tammy Thaxton Tonya Thompson Rocky Thompson Chris Tomlinson Georgia Townes Dawn Upton Greg West Clndy White Tlmmy Whltlcker Miranda Wllllams Cynthla Wlllls Shelaena Wlx Brlan Woodall Nlcole Woodard Wllllam Wade Daniel Perry Iva Sulllvan awww A ' -'VT' 113311213 MOST OUTSTANDING - 8th The most outstanding thing in my life was in band when l was picked for All-County. Jonathan Oliver The most outstanding thing in my life was when the Van- derbilt doctors saved my brother's life. Jason Graves The most outstanding things in my life are God, my fam- ily, and my teachers. They all encourage me to do my b'est and achieve my goals. Stephanie Lauderdale The most outstanding thing in my life is drawing. The most outstanding people are my parents and my friends. Steven Beasley The most outstanding thing in my life is my relationship with God and my family. Mark Roark The most outstanding thing in my life are my family and my education. Eric Vinson The most outstanding things in my life is my family and my relationship with God. John Kepley The most outstanding things in my life are God and my family. Without them I don't think I could make it. Sherri Overton The most outstanding things in my life are God and my mother. They bring peace and happiness to my life. Griff Akins The most outstanding things in my life are my parents, teachers and my friends. They offer lots of help and en- couragement. The friends I have this year are the best. Thanks for being there! Rachel Kidd MOST OUTSTANDING - 7th 4 143 A W NN G CO BINATIO N-..Q, uhm - ll I KN - Q FLM ff' M If , Top Row: Coach Jackie Kelley, Kevin Sadler, Jody Garrison, Brian Clark, Brad Brown, Josh Graves, Tommy Wolf, Johnny Maze, Stephen Bell, Josh Brown, Ricky Graves, Coach James Honeycutt. 2nd row: John Troutt, Richard Brooks, Mike Riley, Adam Clark, Jason Cline, John Carter, John Steward, Micheal Nash, Travis Carter, Kirk Johnson, David Clark, Chris Conquest, Richard Duffer. 3rd Row: Tim Redman, Chuck Barrnett, John Kepley, Jason Gregory, Jeremy Akins, Dave Flowers, David Nickson, Brian May, Adam Meador, Mack Freeman. :SS f ss fs J V ff , W ' ' J - so 4, R f Y, My Classic Moment was Nw , fi hen I scored the winnin M55 W - g rj, touchdown nn the last game of the season. '1 f Brad Brown 55 lg , 55,721 were-1.1 j My Classic Moment was , when I scored the two Q , winning points of the Bowl game. , Kevin saamr , gy: w. y ..,.,, , My Classic Moment was that we all worked togeth- er and showed good fif- sportsmanship. , - ' H Tommy Wolf X J ,Q iii.- . s si' - ,.,. Q W My Classic Moment was 5 fn when I was able to block N X the biggest guy on the oth- V 5 gg er team which helped us to ' ,, A g score. , A Y if Jody Brown 4 lf- ,, ' ss -X f s ' - Ap pro asking ez M'S?WQlfsSixefws how a f 23 1 1 1 V f Q' 'uf . ' xii 'Wulfwf '3X6if'f U51 , . . , Q . ' -f7,,5f3-' '-1' We Eagle Peffffsflffivsssl' 5 5 1, fx f, -4 C X J -l-l. ' ' jfs w sissy s 12. 5 .5 wi N , 'V ,,,-f s 'fax' z:f's,z,14ifs W x X' ' ' r,,V 'N 7 'f Q x ., 'f k in f 'Q - COACH JACKIE KELLEY Winning isn't every- thing - but wanting to win is. Vince Lombardi CO GR TUL Dedication, hard work, and having the will to win were the main objec- tives the Junior High football team held on to as they went undefeated through the season of 87 . Coach Kelley commented, Motivating this group was especially easy, you just reminded them that they were the Westmoreland Eagles . Motivation proved to be working as the Jr. Ea- gles came home with an C8-05 record. An important quality which took them a long way was their attitude and good sportsmanship. Coach Hon- eycutt added, Their good attitude will take them a long way in whatev- er they want to do, whether it be ath- letics or just living a full life. As most people seem to spotlight the Big Eagles, we should keep our eye on the Little Eagles, too. You don't always have to be big in size, to be big in class. Friendship 30-6 Watertown 28-6 Gordonsville 30-14 Central 40-6 Hartsville 36-8 Carthage 26-6 DeKalb County 20-0 Blue Devil Bowl White House 16-14 COACH JAMES HONEY- CUTT We played as a team. Brian Clark We did our best and never quit. Jody Brown TIONS X-.ls ,t U DEFE TED SEASON' 1-45 Tamara Akins Jennifer West Buffy Stone Kim Sanders Christie Akins Alicia Carter Marsha Carter Sherri Overton Felisha Braswell Stephanie Lauderdale Coach Bobby Hopkins Danielle Ferguson Deana Garrison Diana Clark Mandy Borders Manager Dana Slayton Manager Jennifer Gregory ' 0 LK HIGFSS RLS' BASKETB ALL 146 QB V A-It J . QYSTIHQW Q !,.?,,, f -1- -, i f , J 'La' Q 3,5114 It , M s - S' . --'M 5h5 5 1 Manager: Chris Keene Chad Borders Griff Akins Chris Thompson Timmy Whittacker Brian May Chris Kendall Nathan Adcock Chris Nnokols Craig Carr Coach David Vincent Mack Freeman Tommy Wolf Rocky Thompson John Kepley J ason Cline -JR. BOYS' BASKETBALL .... L Competing With Reality Building confidence within themselves, the Jr. High basket- ball boys show us that winning isn't always the best. Even if the scoreboard says you've lost, it's if you've played your best that counts. These boys build a bond of sportsmanship among themselves that sometimes outweighs reality. We're proud of you Eagles! 1 ,.,, . x g .' I l I-Ny , .X I - ,. Above: Coach David Vincent It's not what they get out of it it's what they give. BELOW: In Mr. Holliman's class you have to STOP, C S S T S . a 0 LOOK and LISTEITI when he passes out papers if A o ,o ,.-, 5, 4 ABOVE: Mr. Vincent reaches into his pocket for none other than a consecu- tive integer. O 1 1 ABOVE: ATTENTION! Leg space is going up for tall people like Sam Freeman. While people like Tammy Money and Alicia Borders will have a discount. LEFT: Johnna Smith tips her eagle head with pride she cheers the Eagles on to a vic- tory. Blil,0W: After the Home- coming parade Shannon Perry and Angel Sanders. give Foaeh Hopkins a hug. , o'3 - . . , v , 4 1 x n i 4 3 v If . .Inf BELOW: Lee Tuttle is unaware of Ron Coleman's and Glen Tuttle's comedian like sides. Jr. l '4 Q1 d ci is Q 4 O 1 151 W- .Wim .. . ' RIGHT: After a PE workout Stephanie West, Brenda Huntsman, Shanna Naylor, Kevin Helson and Melissa Jared await their morning break. BELOW: Mr. Anderson ap- pears to have given away too many door prizes today. BELOW: Melissa Bray's sweat shirt RIGHT: Michelle Hall, Teresa Casteel, Sandra gives true meaning to what yearbook is Stubblefield, and Donna Reece cook up some all about. conversation before lunch. 2 Ilflil Audrey Vincent and Angie Bradley pull up a chair in the gym and listen to some music. YOU'RE IN TROUBLE WHEN Coach Kelly yells Folks Mr. Ligon gives you frac- tions. Mr. Alexander assigns you decimals. Mr. Meador assigns you write offs. Ms. Shinton gets out her paddle. Mr. Anderson gives you door prizes. Ms. Hubbard gives you the evil eye. YOU'RE IN THE CLEAR WHEN Mrs. Reece gives you cara- mel brownies. Ms. Hubbard gives you smi- ley faces. Mr. Meador laughs. Mrs. Cox calls you chicka- dees. Mrs. Winn gives you candy. Mrs. Law gives you oranges and apples. Mr. Danielson gives you a free day. Mr. Vincent doesn't assign any homework for the weekend. 15 RIGHT: Johnny Maze's position is an example of what could happen in Mr. Hane's class. BELOW: In conclusion to the magazine drive Russell Emer- son putts for payment. ABOVE: Jan Mandrell and Dawn Lambert are awaiting Mr. Holliman's lecture. RIGHT: Chad Sadler has a knack for juggling. 154 , f -9 a , A I f ,,, W f V f 45 f 1 f X , I fi X f 2 3: 4 f 5 my . ?5 wif' ' ' 3 4 , fl I 1 Q, g 3 . 4 3 af Q 2 4 4 l E 2 X 8 L 3 5 2 A fx 5 Z 1 i 34 5 A u f 5 'Y BELOW: Mmm Mmm good! 'l'hat's what Teresa Wil- liams seems to he saying. Mmm Mmm good! 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I 'Z A if ' of,-A A division of Hutchinson- Williams Music Center, Inc. 600 West Main Hendersonville, 822-02032 Bethpage, TN 37022 16155 841-570 Ted, Betty, and David Mueller 0 N , .. .f Call us for all your needs spip --ffss 'Li rrti if ,f Compliiments of f GARRETT Sz MA DRELL Scottsville, KY 42164 Local 15025 237-313 County 622-4757 r Bowling Green 842-86722 Gallatin 451-0640 ,a if f Larry M. Garrett Kenneth Mandrell i t hevfo 1 '09 C - e O1 d e t Y 09 Slnobile B63 1 Bank anytime at MACCN BANK AND TRUST COMPANY The 24-hour Money Tree Lafayette, Tenn. Red Boiling Springs, Tenn Main Office 666-2121 699-2281 Public Square Member FDIC Compliments Of TCWN CF WESTMORELAND Mayor Wayne G. Bentle Vice-Mayor Ricky Woodard C unc'lm L rr Ak' o 1 an a y ins Councilman Terry Gregory Councilman James Hamilton Councilman Bobby Harris Town Recorder Judith J. Garrison Town Clerk Janice Gregory BEAUT Familyiaiair Style Cen Riveria tanning express Monday-Saturda Y llme ELE Jimmy Compliments Of .prv 4 9 rwf' 'Mal' -A I' CC .rl 'M ,,,,,.... .-U.. A, .M-1-v,,,,..-.-v--V , .Q Y,.'...---- - f ' 1 FLOTHCEST .v-W-w-., Iv,. L X IIN ' 'E XJ, Q , I ,X v' eh if 1 5 .- 1 7' . - .'5- P.o. Box 3'67 WESTMOFIELAND, TENNESSEE 37186 Business Phone 644-2434 Residence Phone , 888-2627 ..- H1611 Twm Cf TCRE 1 ,, i f 1 i , I 00111 . L 5 2 S i x Y Y- ' 5 . X 1 Q 5 .v S Pi if 4' ' Eff m, , , 5 '.f '.. v 4' - 'V'QuSf' 1 4,,X. Aft 4 if , .x, , I I - ' ' 'mi '.aH'r 'WK' ' ' Y.. , ,, N., . .- , x. 2 tv-,.'m, ,A L ,,, ,, . 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Johns ld NN,S BOW PEEP Public Square, Lafayette Featuring Jr. and Misses Fashions Complete Formal Wear Dept. Tuxedo Rental, Formals, Compliments Of WE STMOREL DISCOUN CENTER I Ball shirt and Sporting Goods Equipment Phone: 644-3200 Gowns Park Street . .1 Qfahfanzd Compliments Of Pagealriwts 31541 5111111 ilrvssififfs SEARS: A THORIZED uXe 0 entadg, C T 320 A Gallatin, 16155 Tn Phone- 666-4697 HW s 1 E , ai r th ' ' ' e upp y Gzsgglv e Operator - Jerry Sz Joyce Shrum , 4.4, . ' . .QQ 1. 7 Mike Sircy Bill Vandercook GALLATIN SPORTING GOODS qfouz cgtoie fm 04tgf:tic fquipnzent .fe ,Mm V Compliments Of BLUE'S JEWELRY STORE Diamonds, Watches, and Jewelry Silverware , Watch a nd Jewelry Repair 210 m.ocus'r ' 130 North W ater A venue PHONE 452 3CO GAL T'N' TENN' 37060 Telephone: 452-0688 Gallatin, N ff . ,.,, In ' ' Co liments Of 7 5 v 5 A52 9260 P DR. THOMAS F. , R , Sumner County Music Cenzer 6 ' ii , 5 f f f f -, . 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KENNY CREASY Home 544-3274 .mpliinents To 1 1 X was C Red Rivfiiiinoad Tn, 37066 ents Of COUNTY HING CO. ii County Tirwsf' Weekly - Editor G to x Compliments Of Compliments Cf WEsTMoRELAND FGUTTER FEEDQFARM MAKER SUPPLY Custom Grinding Feed, Seed, Fertilizer, Lim Rock Phone: 644-2239 Westmoreland Tennessee mf Qgmpliments Of FRIENDLY FURNITURE When you think of furn think of Frie Public Scottsville 237 CCMPANY Seamless Aluminum Gutters Free Estimate 644-2803 Owner - Herman Hardin Compliments Of C Sz C SPORTSWEAR INC. Park Street Westmoreland, TN Z 7ke Peokfaa Stone wherezvmotgzgggal shop. ON THE SQUHHE GRLLRTIN, TENN. . u SIC WE REALLY DO SELL FOR ' '5:43?f?1, ' Ili -Aff? 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' MKHind.'- is .1 - Construction On The New gsmidition To 0ur School Is -a X Clilqnging The Way We Look. EAST MAIN Compliments Of SECOND SEASON GULF 446 East Main Gallatin TN 37066 Phone - 452-7367 Jackets, Sportswear, And Consignment Hems Compliments Of Owner - Bobby Thurman APPLIANCE SERVICE CENTER 127 Prince Street We Service All Major Appliances Using Genuine Replacement Part Gallatin TN 37066 A W f 'SG ' We Also S ll Ad l Tappan, And Ph I Appl Phone - 45 1-2833 S. Owner - C. Lowe Owners:James8zPatr1cI Bl kenshlp Phone: 644-3284 Ad ' I --.M Pl-lu.co ---m553- IIQQ'-All NICCI PAIGE MRS. B LINDA M ERIC SAMANTHA MELISSA MICHELLE TERESA The 1987-88 Yearbook Staff wishes to express its appreciation for all the help and support from the faculty, administration, parents, students, advertisers, and all contributors. 174 MISTY TABATHA LISA BELINDA TROY SARENA MS. H. JAMIE MOE QNPI :fEZ-'- :c1Z:'Ef,5'f2'51Yf4 -:1S325 irZ-329'11211:-1 ,535-.,4'iE',f ' 'f72'7 5E'Em ff5'?f:l, '-f'.-2522-,Zi-if:-fd?'1-if1 ' 1' '.f:i1'.-:.5',f'i- ff:-:':tg,ff' 'fzg-fj'u-25, 'QQIW ff, 6 ,f f 7' ' ,.f ,,,. V., y , V 7,1 V--:fv.L5:::::5725',:-:gf,,-155: -15 4,1 cv, A 'gf.': ' ,fr f :V - piyiyyzdvgy- 55315,315.3:5?g5:3ff.g,gyxf.- , 13.-'-1-' ,A-wg , j gzvqwzvz Wy, ,QQ , , If ff If 16. .. W, fy 1 ff 6 1 ff f ff f 71 ' Q' l f 1 ' I, f , M, , fd f , f f 0 W I , 7f f f .ff V f f f 'W V! Z Z 0 ff I 49 4 T OUR ELF ROUND YOU Examiner S umner County s Newspaper ' 360 Sumner Hall Drive - Gallatin 452-2561 A1 GIBSON tul ior E E . E I 2 f 5 e Z l E I ? A NEW BEGINNI As the new walls go up, so do new dreams. As a student or a member of the faculty, everyone has expectations as we move into our new school. Where we once saw a parking lot, we now see the walls and frame of our new high school rising before our eyes. Progress on the school appears to be on schedule. We have been as- 1 U , ?? My i at E , 4' 511 ', -va 'w:,ff:1g22m,iF4'y ' 'ff , , ,5 Ne w W 3,srl'v'Ql?o 'A f'wfiw?w.f l W ff ip ,wflggf vsifw 4m,f,' 5 ' , ,'., Y' f. Q, 4- r g, ' 211- 2 , ,' v M it V' W1 lift 5 . ' A i M livig ft. f , V Y 'wma :,,3,,,'A V f ,g- yin , . ff m- ' Q-05.3515 wg' I xl, ,QV fi, W' Wfetn 'ff E' N' fu-'iff 'Wff W-ii -Qi 'I , f 1, ',E- , ya rv XL my v A W' 5' f' X f X. V WK T . ia M 5555, ' -iw wg? . ':,-8453523 ug, A -, , -J x C' :'q?':4A'55l if if: :W LM' , -. tl ,2 T , 'L' R- If-.I t 'wwflllww wwf' Aw fu l 'll 1 ' mlllfvlilil 1' A ' Alf, iftyuj. -,rw wgffg' at 'E A v M' 'U n - -N M we ima ffl' ,fir 'fly . E 11 A ,a. w1.'w at - 'Q' , X,gw.f' w 'X 'elite-,, 1 Wm it Mgwxw WHL X V . . A 4 , ' if. ,Y 'Mn I .inf 51, ., 13 ' 1 'W' I My ,jf N vu M -mg' ff' XM t fu w w V- if,-1 A fy -if , Q Qty mm :W il 1 rf ,, ia H - lQ3W5?im , ' X wtf A V M., ,yin ly W W. 'V V-,H ,,.- 4 ,. 1 - t , MMM' 1 if W' I?-.J ,Q ft 1 it ' lt ' A 'mf 'M ' U are r pi n' M '25, -.X ' X 1 ., wQ.,ifv tj11Q5y5,,F 'V 1 KG , 3 :N H, ' iw 'WW' ,LUV I .- my il W 'F ' ' ,D ' N W Vt t ,rn . ! iw, Y, . Mx, ff' 'A E X, 41 vlfix 5 I V, , ,1,'.'.i ,. -V ' M l X , A, , M f ss Jhx. , 'F V li. tg ,wt f- V.. ,- KN! ,ww A V ,.. , ' f ' mx 1 , , 11.1 5- -M H1 ae' i A L n N lean! 1 ,f V , N fig ,- lx l, J fu li ff .' 1 A 'f X K .. .f 6+ X w 3 X ,. Q Ai tx x - S '42 hifi XX Xie ls wm.ff f ' sured that we will open in the fall of '88, stated Mr. Ferguson. Fewer student drop-outs and better facilities seem to be im- portant factors among the faculty at W.H.S. The students mainly want a school of which they can be proud. As the walls and our dreams climb their way to the top, so does our reputation. Although we are looking forward to at- tending our new school, we still show our Eagle Spirit while we wait. We don't have to be new to have class, but new beginnings are exciting. F' It - . n l rmzltaf-fm wemipzrv 1- W A f -wane A1 A ' V 'p'7 'f' A SPECIAL FAREWELL We extend a farewell to Mrs. Mary Garrett who retired in 1986 after serving as guidance counsel- X or at WHS for 18 years. Her goal has always been to help people and that's why she became first a teacher and then a counselor. Mrs. Garrett felt that by being a counselor she could help students with problems and with their future education. A FAREWELL WITH CLASS Billy Caldwell is a senior at Westmore- land High School. He has gone to school here all his life. Now in his thirteenth year of school Billy hasn't missed a day since he started. He said the reason he did it was he didn't want to stay at home. In addition, he is striving to beat his brother Doug's record. Billy says his par- ents inspired him not to miss any school. There aren't very many students that ac- complish what Billy is trying. Billy deserves a classic farewell for his attempt to leave W.H.S. with a perfect record. f A 1 v 1 X X K 1 -f.: ,b -- N F2 , 'ff 9 ,151 , 'K : I . . 'Q V r . c r We also extend a thank you for the care and time she invested in each of us during those 18 years. She presented us with the .gift of sincere compassion and genuine warmth. Thank you, Mrs. Garrett. I, I AREWELLS AND NEW BEGINNINGS . . Scotty Harrison It was my pleasure to have Scotty in class for four years The most enpoyable experi ence I have had in teaching was the week that Scotty went to Future Farmer camp Scotty kept us in stitches and made the week a most engoyable experience Scot ty s greatest attribute was hls personality He had the gift to be friendly to everyone and could make almost anyone smile Scot tys death was a great loss to the West moreland area but if our personalltles can be improved Just a llttle because of his ln fluence, then maybe his death will not go ln Valli Ball Lxgon Phillip Scott Harrison was a very good friend and a fine young man He loved his wife Lisa, and cherished their marriage But I know what made Scotty's life com plete it was his personal relationship with God He loved to sing praises and witness to people Even though Scotty left this world at an early age I m looking forward to seeing him again someday His friend Tracy Carter Class of 83 In loving memory of our former friend and schoolmate Scotty Harrlson Scotty will always be remembered for his contagious smile and beautiful voice He was ever ready to laugh or cry with his friends and to share his love of life in either vocal or instrumental mu' ' . Scotty will certainly be missed by all his family and friends Mrs. Gail Johnson ,, am-f waawy, h V , V., nc: -f-57:54, A 1. -L ,4 ,., . - b ' -.f '.L,,A,,. -,y'a..'g .5 ' -a., Roger Tadlock In loving memory of our former friend and schoolmate Roger Tadlock. Roger was a quiet young man with an outstanding capacity for caring. He focused his life around his wife and family and strived to keep them safe and sound. His quiet, caring ways will be missed by all who knew him. Junior Troutt In loving memory of our former friend and schoolmate Junior Troutt. Junior's place in the mem- ory of his family and friends will always be secure because of his intense desire to experience life to its fullest. Junior was always present to support his school and his friends in what ever way pos- sible. His absence will surely leave a void in the lives of both family and friends. 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