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

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LANGUAGE SKIT demonstrates influence of German Customs on Pennsylvania Dutch. TVVIST IVIUSIC BY THE SQUIRES SETS THE PACE FOR SOPHONIORE DANCE. Rebel linguists sponsor Language Emphasis Week Rebel enthusiasts soon forgot the tension-filled week of exams with the , busy schedule that the new semester introduced. Students found thein- selves caught up in the busy whirl of wrestling matches, basketball games, term papers and projects. The sophomore class, with the theme of Ski Lodge, held their first class dance. Junior varsity cheer- leaders, aided by the theme commit- tee, decorated the cafeteria with a paper mache snowman, an artificial fireplace and types of ski equipment. Later in the year, business stu- dents busily prepared for the tradi- tional FBLA Sweetheart Dance. Un- der an array of cupids and valen- tines, assistant principal Gene Bar- ham crowned Suzanne Bracey. Following the theme of VVhat's Foreign about Foreign Languages?', the French, Spanish, Latin, and Ger- man classes sponsored a language emphasis week. Each class partici- pated by taking part in an assembly which pointed out similarities be- tween English and other languages, PAUSING amid activity of dance, FBLA sweetheart Suzanne Bracey enjoys snack.

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