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

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YF ,H1STOIfI.'1N.Il'N1OR ASSISTANTS. From Roux' Jimmy Lee. Dong Nlzixwell. Doris Fultz. Jeanne Eggleston, Kathy lVhite, Bulrh Tredway, Carol Haase. Baci: Ii'ou': HISTOHI.-IN BUSINESS STAFF. l'vl'0Ill Hour Circulation lX lanager Nlary Kaye Pear- son, Cn-Advertising lylanager Berky Vaug- han. Business Adviser Nliss Dorothea IVInore. Business Nlanagcr Beth Glaser. Co-Advertss ing iN'Ianager Gay Gilmore, Second Row: l sa Jerry lX'Iason. Dave Lanalin. Sharon John- stone. Buddy Bralrher. Robin Broocks. Cathy lVlar1in. Index Editor Nlary R0lll0ll. Patricia Thrifi. Ginger Cole. Suzie Wiillizuns, Stevie Bass. Pat Harrison. Susan Binns, Judy Fielden. Bonnie Greenberg. Thirn' Roux- Nlar- tha Stonelmrner. Susan Powell. Billie Adams. Connie Shewhridge. Angie Pridgen, Rae Owens. Suzy Bibb. Charlotle Carmine. Paula s HISTOHIAN SOPHOIVIORIC LITERARY ASSISTANTS. Front Row: Alan Teeter. Randy Nm-din. Pam Lindsey. Assistant Ad' riser lVIrs. lN'Iildred Harris. S'r'conrI Houn- .lan lvray. Nlarilyn Taylor. Nanci' Xvell lons. Sydney Fleischer. Thrill Roux' Barhara Buchanan, Donna Rothman.. Caroline Gayle. Laurie Paul. Fourth Rom: Chrisiy Cooper. Betty Rloltz. Annelise YVare. Linda Dew. Pat Beard. Back Row: Carolyn Gray. Dan Nlitrllell, Susan Robbins. Allan Kayne. lN'IarSha VVei11stein. Clark. Back Row: Yvcegic Nlariin, Amy INIC- Ivor, Sydney Stennette, Tricia Hooker, Sarah Ulmer, Nancy Richardson, Johanna Kens nelly. Nlary Ball Shafer. Jeanne Chinnis. 1... ZILK. 3I

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HISTORIAN EDITORS AND ADVISER. Front Row: Nlanaging Editor Carol Ann Sliaffer. Students and Senior Directory Ed- itor Sallv llice, Sports Editor Johnny Gra- ham. Classroom Co-Editor Sandra Sclmaf. Students Life Editor Marcia Galumbeck Advisor lN'Iiss blarian Breeden. Back Row.: Organizations Editor Susan Thomas, Lit' erary Editor Nlarcia Seunic. Photographer Tom Thurston. Ad Co-Editor Stuart Napier, Typist Carol Ornduff. Classroom Co-Editor Tommy Taylor. Ad Co-Editor Chuck Moltz. Historian incorporates new three-column format .IEANNE EGGLESTON AND NIARCIA SEUME LABOR OVER HISTORIAN FLOAT. 30 Shock gave way to despair as mem- bers of the staff learned of the labor union's strike against the Historiarfs cover makers. Staff members began to visualize a paperback yearbook until printer August Dietz found another company who contracted to make the covers. Motivated to action, 'Torians began cropping pictures, improving layouts, and checking galley proofs with re- newed spirit. Pages Hipped -and picas measured as they hurried the process of checking final page proofs. Seeking variety and a change of pace, Historian workers changed from the traditional two-column page layouts to a new three-column design. Staff members made use of splash pic- tures and easy-reading copy blocks. All-American. and Medalist ratings from the National Scholastic Press Association and the Columbia Scho- lastic Press Association respectively rewarded delighted staff members in the fall.

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l 4 l FRENCH CLUB. Front Row: Bonnie Green- berg, Elly Duke, Suzan Hays, Dominique Stevens, Nlnry Ann Hutcherson. Sharon Scruggs. Srcond Row: Courtney Garten, Betsy Davos, Susan Brown. Beth Glaser, French students As the stage curtains opened, rol- licking French singing arose from the cafe scene which served as the major backdrop for Douglas Free- 1llHIl,S first. French Night. Pro- duced and directed solely by students, it consisted of several original plays and various forms of talent. One of the niost outstanding a- chievements of the club was the pub- lication of the magazine, La Doucc Sauce Francaise. Its purpose was to be a showcase for the linguistic abil- ities of students. Fall and spring editions, edited by French Club mein- bers, contained games, stories, and poems submitted by students in. the French classes. Art work through- out the magazine enhanced its at- tractiveness. In the spring, La Douce Sauce Francaise traveled to the Southern Interscholastic Press Asso- ciation at Lexington, Virginia, for judging and criticism. 32 Anne Vaughan, Donna Van Dyck, Susan lx'Iill'Ill0ll. Third Row: Ann Barber, Ellen Spraker, Carole Prim. Barbara Fisher, Rae Garber. Carol Rossi. Sol Klioze. Fourth Roun- Karen Babin. Kathleen Sullivan, Barbara Duggan, Pat Marsh, Linell Broecker, Kathy VVhite, Dorothy Dail, Alice Rennie. Back How: Jerry Thomas, Don Nelson, Linda Hnnsicker, Nancy Nuckols. Anne Betts, Davy Street. Buddy Beams, Greer Jackson. produce magazine, French Night CENTER OF ATTENTION Clint VVilkinson inspects Cary Cook's alteration procedure prior to their appearance as can-can dancers in premiere of French Night entertainment.