Douglas Southall Freeman High School - Historian Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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Organizations cover the broadening field of activities at DSF Clubs and organizations touch all facets of students’ interests at DSF. While some Rebels work for their school and com- munity through service organizations, others in language clubs study foreign cultures. Advocates of journalism put out a newspaper and a yearbook. Through a network of channels into homerooms and to individual students, the Student Cooperative Association car- ries on its duties. No matter what a Rebel’s interests, from science to debat- ing, from art to playing chess, he can pursue them in a group. Organizations meet their challenge when they offer the student a way to broaden his world.

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iia ete ite HITTING A LONG LOB across the net, a player on the DSF tennis team perfects his technique with ball and racquet. AFTERNOON SCHOOL BUSES LINE THE e

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