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

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1877 - Rutherford B. Hayes becomes nineteenth president. The last of the Carpetbag governments leaves the South as the Southern States regain control of their internal gov- ernment. Nez Perce Indians go to war with the United States in Idahog Chief joseph surrend- GTS to the army as he tries to reach Canada. I Marci Barber, escorted by Carl Ryden. A -ll' I ,. F 75' .u I .K 1, 2 ' ' . 2 .fi . ,Q , f ff. . , it . 3 K' rf' ' I K 1 If of 5, h i 9 - Q3 1 ' be - - I . . S 2 V: a 1 ' isiit' -...Y S5 E ih . janet Robertson, escorted by Mike Elzey

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where they stay, in slums just as in the old countries. Also during this time the labor market starts to unionize. There are riots, and strikes throughout the land, calling for hetter working conditions, shorter hours and more pay. Thomas Edison receives his patent for the phonograph. This comes in a surge of new inventions that America is proud of and willingly shows the world. A975 ff W fa S T mi sae if Q H 1 .- I ' f. f , fr at .V I I Q xi ,, ' ,f liwiallllx 42 .. ? ff allay? Elf ATQTKY R . to