Headland High School - Tartan Yearbook (East Point, GA)

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:ommand of Southern forces. Nhile Lee is winning, so is Stonewall jackson, who takes Iedar Mountain and Harp- fr's Ferry. The South is set rack, however, as Lee's in- 'asion of the North is halted ,t Antietam. Lee is victorious at Fredricksburg. l862 - On the first day . A Great Season - ,kts -ag, .1 uP 'r.,,, KF .W J 'lark ees,-'aa V :. - 1 V' -ez 'NJ3-.-V i . 5-Leigh My 5 ,f . ' i 4. 7.11 .. -A -- ' .- xgsazs , . L v X I , n -r ' , Q If 1. 7 l 1 T' Ai 3. ' P' J, 1, '- '.-3.3.5, 7.9, p .Q , . ja f 2: ,lg X -- , - 'Ar --.1 ,. we Q: . ' 'N F ,ff-A Q' t if- -X ti A 5 fs: 'f -. . v A QL-Wx ' 1 -. fha 4, 5' I-. fs , . + li -..sffs fa mi, A 113: sf- ...fi , ,E if--5. ' - ' ' Zrwf 4l ' ,if ffilfsitg-Q f ,. '45 X , -gm.. ' H' X 1 A 'I .. 44 5, . .X 1:7 .V ,,V..'!+f,t,..g:,.5.s ma u i llcadland- T06 I5 : 28 again. llcadland -0000 : 0 Brairwood - 0 0 0 I3 : 3 of the new year, Lincoln issues the Emancipation Proclamation, freeing the slaves in the seceded states, but does not cover the states that have not seceded. Hence, the need for the Thirteenth Amendment, Fayette County - Offense comes alive. The Big Red railroad rolls to four touchdowns. Faycxo. - 070 0 : 7 llcadland - Starrctt 3-yd. run, Brown PAT. Fay Co. - Zimrncrman 80-yd. punt return, PAT. llcadland -- Smith 57-yd. run for TD. Hcadland- Starrctt2-yd. run, Brown PAT. llcadland - Little 48-yd. run, Brown pass to Mctloy or PAT. Cedar Grove - First region game fires up High- landers. The Saints go marching home on crutches. Headland - 713 0 8 : 28 Cedar Grove - 0 0 0 0 : 0 Headland - Little 13-yd. run, Brown PAT. Headland - Brown 25-yd. FC. Headland - 42-yd. pass to Cochran, Brown PAT. Headland - Brown 43 yd. FC. Headland - Smith 67 yd. run, Brown pass to McCoy or PAT. Briarwood - Bucs take big region game from High- landers on costly mental errors. Bucs beaten in every phase of game except score. Mistakes prove fatal Brairwood - Wollcal 30-yd. FG. Stockbridge - Highlanders went to play football in Tiger Country. Big Red played well. llcadland -62276 : -ll Slocklmridgc - 0 U 0 I3 : I3 Ilcadland - 'l'urncr3 yd. run forTD llcadland - Turncrfi yd. run, Wilson pass to Cochran, PAT llcadland - Starrctl l5,yd. pass to Anderson, Brown I'AT llcadland -- Srnitll 2 ydf run, Brown PAT llcadland - Srnitli l yd, ron, Brown PAT llcadland - Kiniscy Qliyd. run for'I'D Stockbridgc - Tarplin 2-l yd. FC Russell - See Spirit Week 23

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Admiral David Faragut takes New Orleans and con- trols the mouth of the Missis- sippi after a battle with Con- federate gunboats, thus closing the port of New Orleans and further crippling the Southern economy. The war is a see-saw con- flict with small victories .on both sides. Robert E. Lee takes Collins -Drop Kick, a rarity, provides victory margin over tough Highlanders. llcudlund - 0 UT 0 I T Collins -0307 : I0 Collins - Wujick 30 yd. drop kick for FC. Hcadlund - C. Wilson 30 yd. 'l'D on pass interception. Collins - Wujick 3l yd. pass to Laniondc for TD. Druid Hills - Last minute drive highlights win over tough Red Devils. Offense comes to the rescue. Headland -0607 213 Druid Hills- 0 0 0 7 : 7 Headland - Smith 2 yd. run for Td. Druid Hills- King 2 yd. run, Milam PAT. Headland -- Starrett 5 yd. run, Brown PAT. College Park -- College Park utilizes big play to subdue determined Highlanders. Close, but no cigar. Headland -0060 :G College Park- 013 0 0 : 13 Headland - Turner 8 yd. run for TD. College Park - Thomoson 60 yd. run, PAT. College Park - Stinchcomb recovered fumble in endzone. Westwood - See Homecoming. Campbell - Headland defense scores 9 pts, erects stone wall in front of Bears. Headland -- 7 02 7 : 16 Campbell - 0 00 0 S 0 Headland - D, Strickland recovered blocked punt for TD, Brown PAT. Headland - Safety Headland - Turner 2 yd. run for TD, Brown PAT. 3. . 3 1 'Q . A Great Team . ig- . -gi sr.. 22

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P , pr fl N Q, ., which would abolish slavery. Q A m g? V General Stonewall jackson is 1 V ' ig killed by one of his own men if Q, - 0. 1' ff . tvs' ,wfgyf ., . YA? , ,., c 'Qi -L, -'gg Lg , after the Battle of Chancellors- if ' gl 1' '- if ville' the South loses one of her , K gy N ' 1 fd s 'fyxjcf t.,,3?p', 1 L gfgg' most valuable generals. The 155' N p I lj' ,V I turning point of the war comes W , h ,sf in a week of fighting at Gettsy- ' Q ,Q , - ,'1 X. 1 , if , ' je, - . L ' lm vfx ,Q','- m y V, W burg. After this defeat, Lee .' .ef it 1- :ifx'7 starts a slow retreat toward the pirit Week ., grt. 'Q ay Y. Spirit Week at Headland was November 10-l-1. Many activities were planned for the week. Each day a different theme was carrieid out: Monday - uPride in Self, Tuesday - Pride in School, Wednesday - Pride in Country, Thursday - 'A Pride in Academicsf and Friday - Pride in Athleticsf' K The hall decorations contest was one of the main features. The seniors won the contest with the theme Headland makes the Headlinesng they used news- papers and pictures to carry out their theme. The Freshmen Class followed in second place. The pep rally was probably the best one of the year. Spirit and enthusiansm was very high as Head- land prepared to face Russell that night. 24 MET ,, ,.,,.w-- ' JM F