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

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greatest accomplishment is . Q 'wwf fm. Xt ,X in the way of the Monroe i t 'Fti We il fh: 't' mini I ' Doctrine, which warns Eu- 1 Ag 1Qtst '.':f S F4 rg, rope to interfere no longer? r, 1l !,5'- ,W i j I A Qs in the Americas. ' .Lt 2 A- iti ' rv Q.. :W 'N 1: t QQ ii 13 1825 sees a new president -,gf 3- w i - A - F-sh. 4'Ai- J: 3 Aff' - john Quincy Adams, a 'V It 'mf 131' . 4 4' D 1 lie western movement to Tex- IM- 9 W Q ' 1' 5-gm bei i as, andthe Southwest. 7 'A A V' Mug ' J i S e 1829 - Andrew jackson be- A J L gf' i , ' ' ' f l Q' -A - .- 1' - ' comes seventh president. Tests, Assemblies and ur P.E. Classes Make the News 1 , ,, . ni ,,,vr' 8 fit'-f s. ff!-Q

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ll, 7- ,Hin , 4 . if KK ix ' Q ,Dv 5 C' Y' r I . 4 1 i V A During this time, Louisiana be- comes the 18th state. Opening the Erie Canal proves very important because the West is now acces- sible. The years 1816 through 1819 brings a new president, james Monroe, and six new states: Indiana, Mississippi, Iliinois, Ala- bama, Maine, and Missouri. Pres- ident M0nroe's WW we -,1,.-i, ' - ' 41 ' ' 1 .sf ' , 1 ,J 2 Q ' ' I I . ,, TT A 'fini if Straws .l L , F 1 5,4 1- ,ig at A , Q 15, , I w ii ,lf Q, 'EL ' ., is ,f.a'f 9 1 H i'f9i, ,.-,, . 3' Us -:M - A , V 1 'P' al X S- 5 -,el X , ' . V , if '7 ,,f an-nifgzenf ' - f ref:-:xiii Bake Sale and Carwash 1 :lun 12 ,ai 0,95 'O 9' 4 11991 7

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l 'F , , F ' 'JF ' f 2, 1830 - The population of these United States stands at 12,866,020, of which some ead westward in the first covered wagons. The Democratic Party is formed in 1832 with jackson as its leader. The biggest event of this decade is neither in the contro- versies of Washington or the Indian fx- , Ii - ' A I 1 . g 1 p l XF .ps 1. i .xl . V 1 'J ll?'Lg4- ?','19 . - Q7 yy gl i 1 L. ,ull ,ici . Q1 N., ' :ff 5 , f J 4 T Q 1 I 1 f ' JI 'X' ow xt.. , wr 14 N, .' V fiss in H. H. S. Band at Central City Park A' Y Q. il! ,pm V s ...H 9