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

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fully lands troops there. Americans also land in Cuba and immediately meet opposition. The United States enjoys many victories, such as at Santiago, San juan, and by August the Spaniards surrender. They release control of Cuba, Guam, , Q vb-3 3 ef, ,FY K'We,re gonna have fried chicken to- nightn K'Scheredenbach, Scrauder- back, Schraudenbeck, jonll' 'iWe're Wearing red, Clavin and Chuckn Wrong basket, Fudleyl' Ya,ll need HELPH 'isruff if, Strangl' sick lem, Red Cooseln 'iBrian, give Ed a blown 'KRoller coaster of love, Say What?,' NGO around him not thru him, Timl' Stevie, ooh-ah love your legs i'Dribble it, Pass ith Ken- nan Mitchell, lookin' like a duckn S'C'mon, Ramonn HDo it, to it, Chas- tin . . . Men, basketball is our goallu l am s ., , 'W' 'QQ Y ' ?i.'N'45t ., stttf ea' tt it , 1 225376 , 4 ',,, Q1 ,gn eilz'r7 f ff fiqfgfa-,a 1, asf ' t hug V: Q Tifbv ,Jimi V. ,M 2 f f ' l'f pc lx 'a-' V -mn ,y H 'W , , g ' ..,.gf Qgw'w L -F -z:.,:as:lif 5,-1 - -- 1 - if: - J , ' -- -A f uk, A-1,,.,, ,i,,',gA iq , t i as . 1- T' , '1 . 5 H-1. .. t-k- 'iEgff?2fi12:Yizri , 'S S ,fi S sf- 7 +,-,,,,.gf,4-,,i1'1- V pil . t s 5 ..- e sa 1 ,. if i 'w ' k- , 352 - --smissf , ,.3:- ..,, fix' Q . - 'L - fsj.:,1,f i ' .2,j-- h - ' :Eggs-mis, ,wx ' ' ifsaezsm 9 V-2---f , -. A :If A K ,,, , . ..,,. ,. 1 . g A, ' we A K W f , is ' S1 , V A ,A x K as , . . - ' ., . . ,, 'Q A 2 F ,aw- .0 -S' 'X in X 53 , V .. as 34,4 , Sl Nix-u it

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and the Philippines. 1900 - The long awaited twentieth century at last ar- rives. It is hoped that this cen- tury will be one without wars. Men dream of the inventions of the future, of megalopolis. Everybody will have their own cars, and the age-old quest for flight still burns within men. The population in the new cen- Front Row - Nancy Cau- then, Managerg Jenifer Shook, Carol Bazemore, Ter- ri Koth, Kim Busby, Sheila Nicholson, Sheila Brooks, Terri Fuller. Back Row - Donna Harvey, Managerg Kerry Butler, Catherine De- Witt, Dee Richardson, janet Haney, Stacy Smoker, Deb- orah Cranger, Beckie Stan- ton, Manager. 54 fx, . , .,- ss- sflhf 'vt ..,. ., A .1 , 'Q wx ffila . GVB's the Best i