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

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xox North Korea crosses the thirty-eighth parallel and in- vades South Korea, thus start- ing the first war of this half century. The problem is taken up by the United Nations. America is the only nation which can enter in force, thus 4.. embarking in a costly, unpopu- - y t A lar war. On the home front, the Isabelle Claus Coming from a private, all-girl Catholic school, Isabelle has not been used to the way so much time is spent on sports and extracurricular activities. Foot- ball became her favorite American sport, once she began to understand the game. Isabelle feels the peo- ple are quite friendly here, yet she also feels all people are basically alike. She enjoyed Thanksgiving very much, choosing it as her favorite American holi- day. Her favorite new foods at Headland include chili, sweet and baked potatoes, corn and the all- American hamburger. Another different factor in the school is the fashion of dress. Coming from a uniformed school, Isabelle has not been used to the way students dress-up for classes. Also the girls wear make-up at a much younger age here. Boys in Belguim are said to never wear bright-colored shirts -and shirts with flowers. Isabelle, herself, prefers jeans. Exciting events most evident seem to be the Home- coming festivities and her birthday party sponsored by the A. F.S. U nam een beetje van onze harten en u liet een wienig osu zelf. Deze die u kennen zullen altyd gouden diyze houden voreeuwig nerinneringien. 81

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1950 - The population of the Unit- ed States stands at 150,697,361. This decade of American history will bring increased concern in interna- tional affairs. There are three main issues in America at this time: in- flation, the threat of internal com- munism, foreign policy that is incon- sistant and unable to bring lasting or stable results SAK VVVV ' wf4nums'rmTv M f. eisr X' I . wh ,r,t:.f, ,, 557.5 Q. I I .Ji L ' I ,I Rf uvyf I ft 'Q y A l ' , f f I g ' , .ff 'I f Ar'i'L ,vv ' ,V Our Foreign Exchange Student algae an vm my , tm, -sg 4- ,QQ W-F X av., .Jawa- This year Headland had a foreign exchange student, Isabelle Claus, from Wetteren, East Flanders, Belguim. To qualify for the American Field Service program, she had to write several articles about herself and her family, pass aca- demic tests, as well as a physical examination, and spend a week end of orientation with other A.F.S. students. Isabelle comes from a large family of two brothers and four sisters. They run a small flower shop in their home. Her boyfriend in Belguim is also an A.F.S. student in New York. Upon arriving August Twentieth, Isabelle went to live with Lane and Chris Billingsley, both members of Headlands A.F.S. After visit- ing such places as Stone Mountain, and Six Flags, Isabelle was ready for the new school year. Our school is both alike and different from hers in Belguim. Courses that have been on her schedule include sociology, Cher favoritej, drama, speech, physical education, American literature, Spanish and French. She also has studied Dutch and German. 80 isa I Z, 'a I 2 -N X 44 .1-ff Q35 rf!-IW 2.

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1 Ke I A ,I A . at xg V .N . - 1- I V - it -bi . Q C iq, t ' wx H E A ' 1 lv Es ' 1 I L sf' Spring Awards Star Student: The winner of this award is the student who scores the highest on the S.A.T. This year Headlandys winner is Georgia White 1Ab0veD. Boys State: The boys from Head- land who attended Boys State this past summer were Deland Cochran, Daryl Griswold, Kim Merritt, and Bobby Stolz fAbove Centerl. This is a program designed to interest more people in our government. This year it was held at Woodward Academy during the week of june 7-13. G0vernor's Honors: To receive this award, a student must have a AH average and be in the upper ten percent of his class. Steve Smith QAbove Right? represented Head- land at the Governor's Honors Pro- gram this summer at Wesleyan Col- lege in Macon. Betty Crocker Search for Leader- ship in Family Living Award: After taking a test based on family living knowledge and attitudes, janet Haney Qllightl was announced as the win- ner of Betty Crockerls Family Living Award. She will now compete for the state and national titles. Girls State: This is a program to get more girls interested in our gov- ernment. It was held at the Univer- sity of Georgia from june 15-21. Headland had Mimi Mitchell and Debbie Stanley fFar Right? to at- tend Girls State this past summer. 82 growing concern is about com- munist activities in the nation. A special investigating commit- tee of Congress is headed by joseph McCarthy. American troops reach Korea and soon are driving the Com- munists back North. By late September the North Koreans had been pushed back to the v as 7 5 . 1- L niitl. A ,.,., i',.....a .wig t Q E 2 E 3' 2 Z F fi 5 '11 V E