Westmoreland High School - Yearbook (Westmoreland, TN)

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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

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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

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'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