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

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5;me meb :5- X '5?! Foreword A school . . . a student body . . . more than these . . . Headland . . . Highlanders bound together in UNITY, by a chain With strong links: cooperation . . . duty . . . friend- ship. Caught in an ever-spinning whirl of ACTION . . . an important meeting after school . . . demanding and wearisome work to produce a job well done . . . llHustle, Headland, Hustle . victory! Searching for KNOWLEDGE . . . long hours of concentration and research . . A major test today? . . . Could you help me after .class? . . . a dedicated teather and a student want- ing guidance. Realizing a feeling of HONOR . . uRed and Black, we're all for you . . . I'll do my best . . . the Lord's Prayer followed by the Pledge to our countryls flag. For some, there are high school days ahead . . . for others, only high schodl days behind. Look- ing back . . . remembering good times and bad . recalling laughter as well as tears . . . the hard work and the accomplishments . . . Looking ahead . . . hoping for the best. All these things make Headland and its Highlanders. All these things the 1967 TARTAN gives to you: memories too precious to be forgotten.

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- ,4 Twelve hundred separate lives coordi- nated and united . . . in club activities, in sports, in studies . . . A beneficial existance of student, teacher, school, community . . . through disagreement and compromise . . . getting to know and appreciate each other . . . A human machine whose parts must work together to complete even the smallest task. An ingredient we cannot live without . . . UNITY.