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

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Potential Varsity Contenders ft to Right: Bob Morgan, Scott Touchstone, Eddie erbee, Billy Griffith, Mike Acree, Steve Taylor, ipper Tutwilder, Ronnie Lewis, Edward Turner, Left to Right: Judy Nitz, Helen Champion, Bobbie Jennifer Fowler, Kathy Lumsdena Alice DUfer, McChargue, Lou Sims, Karen Harbor, Donna Hur- Bonme Edge. Kneeling: Beth Falrbam. ley, Sara Mitchell, Tees Largin, Susan Hines, Ricky King, Mark Brown, Keith Wise, Timmy Ander- son, Coaches-Lowell Hollums, Buster Strickland. 8th GRADE BOYS: Called the Sumner Park 8th Grade . .. spon- sored by the Parks and Recrea- tion Depagtment . . . The sub- freshmen won two invitational bas. ketball tournaments: the Tenth An- nual Midget Basketball Tournament and the Conyers Invitational Tourn- ament . . . Their desire and ability has shown that Headland's basket- ball future is bright. 8th GRADE GIRLS: Also under the direction of the Parks and Recrea- tion Department . . . Highlander girls have worked hard preparing themselves for future varsity careers . . . With girls, basketball on the up-climb, these girls will keep the winning trend going.

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Baseball . . . Second In State For the Highlanders it was another hard season and a long road to travel The determination and skill possessed by these boys pushed them to the state finals . . . Hard-hitting action and pitch- ing ability pulled them through many tight games. Never an easy moment . .. Our team had to prove they could pitch, field, and hit This makes all the difference between victory and defeat. Managers: RUSTY THOMPSON, DAVID BRACKEN, BEN DAVIS. Pint Row: Larry Chupp, Collin Fagan, Carlton Gary Turner. Back Row: Theo Caldwell, Jeff Scruggs, Johnny Findley. Second Row: Bill Jen- Kortes, Don Keeney, Joey Martin, Danny Haynes, nings, Bill Nix, Brian Anderson, Brian McClan- Greg Cheatam, Jimmy Walker, Tom Boland, Dan- nahan, Greg Ward, Chuck Brewer, Mike Mitchell, ny Ferguson.