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

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. Ki' , m iffy, IMWWK- 1 X ' - H.. i f if-y ,f'. '7, v ' 7 ' , , V f 'x ' f- aff 49' S if V .. A - M. - 1. mobile that people W I, if ir thought was a nuisance 7 ef1 Q, ' J now becomes a blessing, if ,vlh. L ,k g for it is used as an am- I ' ' bulance, delivery vehicle, , '., B p and for hauling supplies. f ,iv fmml 1907 - Oklahoma ioins f , the Union as the forty- y . sixth state. The Lusitania sets. the Trans-Atlantic ' W ' W ll B li B Team Exhibits Determination and Pride B Team Basketball We 53 Douglass 56 College Park 37 41 Russell 32 Lakeshore 38 Westwood 49 Briarwood 32 Campbell 54 Palmetto They 66 61 46 35 35 28 50 Front Row - Kenny Boggs, Nathan Hill, Darryl Brown, joey Kimsey, David Arnold, jim Williams, Elliot Gwinn, jon Gloer, Coach Peter Paul. Back Row - Steve Bran- ham, manager, Bart Roberts, Calvin Bolling, Scott Cib- son, Chan Whitlow, Mike Lankford, Mike Kelly, Bret Roberts, Randy Boyd, Man- ager, E 59

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disasters, the government takes steps to modify the building codes, all for the public safety. This is not the only measure for safe- tyg the United States starts to set up child labor laws. The final speed limit is set at ten miles per hour in closely built up districts and fifteen E U! Z T HI ' E! r. . ,,', : Us 5 ' .QL ,J ,a 0 Q mwgi, u M n i F ' 4 is s.1,5i.-':-,Qin at I Q M-.w ' H I I Q Q,-Il? Y 1 . mfg r o ri 5 A ' , B iifffm' ,Le 3, h i'f3 w-ffl ift i :7'Q'f tEAi gg .. 5 ' All el ',' K 54 1 L. lv .a ,W- A 'L M , V. ' M miles per hour in villages and twenty miles per hour on the open roads. 1905 - President Roosevelt helps bring an end to the war between Russia and japan. 1906 - An earthquake in the early morning hours of April 18 destroys San Franciscog the most damaging earthquake in the United States history. The auto- ,QW SN 5 guns t - eff YE is .X P ss. li. f QS ' 1 'C -as Q QQ ' ' M ' - :iii K janet Haliiey it 'K f ell' a fe if IDRS dia' -EA: 5 fq.q,:,'t F ' ,z- W 1- , .' , ,IV , J li fmvll ' Wie? .Q , ' may , Zllpqf. V X 'f.,g -4wxM:,:iJt.ip' ,A as-i,y,,,f-V ' if .. ir, E5-Q, ff--,Aii,,jiPl'1aqbgr ziggy. y. f V, if-1. ' -' I' fifl'3'f ,EAM -47' -7 xy' '7 ,, Lax' lvmpf-, ln! l ' ..i14fi 'Q W vj E?-t 1Q'-, '.l1i. - qlzffzi n i . xl .vp ,-Ag ing-l-, xi u.vf?'3 f QJ'L,rf H . '. ww. - ' F1 . H s 5 N ,J arf- N. s L 3Doug Morgan teve Smith 58

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crossing record at five days and fifty 3, four minutes. ' 5 ' Q. f 5 3 -uv rw, 1909 - America proves her power wmMWWW'mm'mm by sending her battleship, fleet ,- e frf around the world. William H. Taft f becomes the twenty-seventh presi- p A dent. Taft is also regarded as one l ' t ll? of the most popular men in Ameri- G 4r-. V W, M can history- .s s t ,rrl i . 1910-The population is91,972,266. .Vlll V, alll It,s too early to be playing basket- ball Wonder who our cheerleaders will be? When do we play Briar- wood? Clad you could make it to practice, Coachn Hey, you getting nervous?', Let's go get something to eat after the game. Mom, can you drive us to Zestois? It,s not whether you win or lose, it's how you play the game. 8th Grade Roundball f'1 t g U c t e f 4 ' , ,YAA o ch Homerffhorn-ton' -' Front Row - Norman Mor- gan , Steve Martin, Roy Greer, Mike Musselwhite, Mitchell Varnadow, David Smith, Willmon Arnold. Back Row - Wayne Nichols, Mike Luck, Ron West, Phil- lip Woody, Andy Holcomb, David Bradley, Billy Shu- w bert, Todd Maxwell. 60