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

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,N ZL l east. The Central Pacific Rail- road, working from California, rushes eastward through the mountains of California. Workers endure bitter cold of the winters and scorching tem- peratures of the summers, while the Union Pacific Rail- road heads westward from is QL: E? ffiifgf 4 .,, . . A N -QW il.: . ,ii-AAL: V X Nc.. f v f sm a, -. sq,-1 A - , . ff RE, A . ' C 'ff ' i nfix nl, ,tug 1- ,r A, ,J VN u 3-.5 ' P J X E 4 -, X flu RN.-' K' D- ,p A an X nf M -A -H ' 1 Q Omaha. Facing many troubles, X- 2 as fl' -. V a ' 3 i f ,Q 4 Above: Stacy Smoker, sponsoring jeff Hughesg Susan Smith, sponsoring Al Whatley. Upper Right: Barbie Fulton, sponsoring Tim Chastain, Lori Rauch, sponsoring Chuck Little, jennifer Mou- ton, sponsoring Ron Ogletree. Right: janet Rob- ertson, sponsoring Barry Bryant, jamie House, sponsoring Deland Cochrang julie Stempinski, sponsoring Calvin Wilson. . T. . 92

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