Westmoreland High School - Yearbook (Westmoreland, TN)

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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.

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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

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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