Westmoreland High School - Yearbook (Westmoreland, TN)

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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!

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-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

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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 !