Westmoreland High School - Yearbook (Westmoreland, TN)

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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 !

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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