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

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1930 -- The 30,5 are a hard time for America, many banks close, and there is a panic, a rush on the banks. It is feared that America will go off the gold standard, soon there will be gold hoarding. President Hoover tries to stop the de- pression or at least slow it down. He places a salary cut on himself and attempts to et-. Winter Awards 76 sis Miss Tartan Semi-Finalist: Ten girls were chosen for Miss Tartan semi-finalists by the senior boys. These senior girls are selected by their appearance, person- alities, and poise. This year the girls-were Sandra Adams, jane Buchan, Cathy Can- ida, Barbie Fulton, Patti Hable, Peggy Hayes, Beth Moncrief, Perry Moore, Nancy Oswalt, and Cindy Pickard QLeftl. Senior All-State Orchestra: Mary Turcot- te Kliightl went through several auditions to be chosen for this honor. Senior All-State Band: Headland's fin- alists were joe Bader, Peter Huff, Janet Robertson, and Eric Whelchel fLower Leftl. They went through several audi- tions to be selected. junior All-State Band: These finalist con- sisted of 7th, 8th, and 9th graders working on the same requirements as the senior All-State Band members. Tim Hinton and julie Stempinski QLower Right? made the Junior All-State Band for Headland Miss Cindy Pickard M H ' T n Q

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1929 - Herbert Hoover is elected thirty- first president. Six members of the Moran gang are gunned down in a Chicago garage on the St. Valentinels Day Massacre. October brings a downward trend in stock prices, which brings panic and a collapse of the stock market and credit structure in three weeksg the country as well as the world goes into the deep hole of depression. Miss Nancy Oswalt . ....... .. ...... .f---.,-............,..-... ., ...... N ..........,,. ....,,....,....,ik..,,kkl .,..W, .3 r,...,.c. , :.. ,,.:c , ,,: 5 LL,kk , kkW,,kkk, ..c.,,,.. 3 ...,. .,.....,,. , , ,tkA, -Y ...f..- ..- by... , . ...,t..... ......,,,,....., ..,, ..,.i...,..... .....-fi... 1 5 5 .....- ,--t- .ft... 1 1 .-....--.....y......... Q t......... ...X t,,.....- f ,... ....i 1 --'...f:, sss ssi QQQ21 las f iis Miss Barbie Fulton 75 ,i

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get other government officials to do the same. This fails. A dry spell ruins farm- ers in the Midwest, prices plummet on farm goods, many give up farming and head for California. 1933 - Franklin D. Roosevelt address- es the country and pledges a New Dealn for the American People. After being elected thirty-second president, he begins to set up many recovery agencies to help bring the United T-O-S Staff . . Keeping the Student Body Informed 3 . . .z,,f'fiasr:f,lf A A .. , ... '4 . , W-H311 535, lr :Q 3? i if if 5 Hg 7 ,gt li ,. 5 3 in X? 32, 25 A V N ,,5n,.ff I ,, f -A 'W v 'Q Afx TQ. NVQ 4L