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

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HISTORIAN EDITORS AND ADVISER. FRONT ROW: Athletics Editor Richard Has- tings, Student Life Editor Mizza Saunders, Ad- viser Miss Marian Breeden, Managing Editor Pam Evans, Literary Editor Andie Knapp, Photographer Steve Linas. SECOND ROW; Senior Assistant Rick Kast, Subscription Man- ager Cathy Henderson, Index Editor Jane Duke, Advertising Manager Joan Arenstein, Students and Senior Directory Editor Rose Ann Christian, Organizations Editor Kaye Riner. THIRD ROW: Pictorial Advertising Edi- tor Jimmy Tompkins, Advertising Manager Leonard McClure, Business Manager Ellen Bendheim, Organizations Editor Rosalind Smith, Classroom Editor Hope Byrne, Students and Senior Directory Editor Lois Kneeskern, Early deadlines pressure Historian literary staff Lights burned late at night in room 103 where Historian edi- tors and assistants wrote captions and copy and cropped pictures to meet early deadlines. For the first time, the Taylor Publishing Company of Texas HISTORIAN BUSINESS STAFF. FRONT ROW: Pam Towner, Anne Bloxom, Christy Michell, Julia Walsh, Nancye Ittner, Ellen Hodnett, Diane Livick, Shirley Peterson, Pat- ty Downes, Adviser Miss Dorothea Moore. SECOND ROW: Susan Hoskins, Linda Cun- printed the Historian. Staff mem- bers not only had to contend with the great distance to the printer but also needed to mas- ter new production techniques. Page layouts started as thumbnail sketches and took shape in char- ningham, Mary Frances Cutting, Kathy Bing- ham, Debbie Irwin, Suzanne Spencer, Jeff Jarrett, Karen Rush, Jo Mottley, Doug Scoven, Jerry Williams. THIRD ROW: Susan Wagener, Janie Walder, Alice Nuckols, Mary- Carol Paul, Lois Forem, Deidre White, Laura coal drawings. Next, refined pen- cil designs were transferred to special printers’ sheets. Advisers Marian Breeden and Dorothea Moore supervised the feverish work of meeting deadlines and supplying ads. Dillard, Bobbie Baker, Ellen Parsley, Pam Fire- baugh, Judy Thornton. FOURTH ROW: Mar- lene Stearns, Sherry Jackson, Elizabeth John- stone, Pam Hayes, Patricia S. Lewis, Cynthia Binns, Sherry Lugar, Lynn Vaughan, Susan Seay, Nancy Jones, Gwyn Askew, Dee Walton. 27

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HISTORIAN JUNIOR ASSISTANTS. FRONT ROW: Tom Sansonetti, whee 4 3 Ss. Be s Ge TORIES. FRONT ROW: Susie Fuqua, Barbara Cooper, Susan Hamlet. SECOND ROW: Nancy Zickefoose, Jackie Campbell, Wanda Haynes, Margaret Hastings. THIRD ROW: Beverly Thurston, Conny Cornick, Charlotte Ellis, Carol Bunzl. FOURTH ROW: Fran Norton, Robert Horner, Clark Cooper, Barbara Winstead. PLANNING. Amid the bustle of the yearbook study hall, Win Bailey relies on a well-thumbed thesaurus to perfect a caption, while Barry Leader crops the page's last picture. THIRD ROW: Garrie Shields, Sara Bridges, Margaret Phillips, Win Bailey, Barry Leader, Assistant Adviser Mrs. Mildred Culpeper. SECOND ROW: Robbie Maxwell. Josie Abady, Janice Brady, SEE Margie Hays, Pam Woodson, James Callear.

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oe COMMENTATOR REPORTERS AND COL- UMNISTS. FRONT ROW: Carolyn Smith, Phil Sions, Susan Heltzel, Nancy Sigman, Virginia Lewis, Jay Burke, Bill Harris, Dukie Pearce, Staff proposes memorial to Dr. Freeman CUB CLUB. FRONT ROW: President Dukie Pearce, Secretary Marsha Carroll, Treasurer Wendy Norton. SECOND ROW: Adviser Miss Martha Bergerén, Michelle Galea, Christina Ulmer. THIRD ROW: Sara Brown, Nancy Zickefoose, Andrea Joiner. FOURTH ROW: Lynda Stuart, Gerald Lientz, Conny Cornick. 28 ee “se SECOND. ROW: Kathy Hill, Wendy Norton, Mary Jane Brooks, Ann Minnick, Susan Hos- kins, Dabney Oakley, Bill Sanders, Dan Wetta, Lynn Gates. THIRD ROW: Sue Cunningham, As part of its efforts to in- fluence and inform the commun- ity as well as the students, the Commentator staff, in their edi- torials and in letters to the Rich- mond Times-Dispatch, proposed that a memorial to Dr. Douglas S. Freeman be erected on Monu- ment Avenue. Continuing its high literary standards as a student publica- tion, the Commentator once again received top honors at COMMENTATOR BUSINESS STAFF. FRONT ROW: Adv'3ser Miss Ann Johnson, Ads Man- ager Peggy Mann, Circulation Manager Caro- lyn Smith, Adviser Mrs. Marguerite Trent. SECOND ROW: Ray Hartung, Ronnie Toney, Ray Hartung, Jean Barron, Marsha Carroll, Betsy Parker, Ann Sutphin, Linda Dix, Peggy Mann, Fred Shorter, Leonard Norman. SIPA and NSPA conventions as well as a Medalist rating at CSPA in New York City. To practice newly acquired knowledge of journalism skills as well as to amuse the student body, sophomore members of the Cub Club published its an- nual April Fool's Day edition. These students also compiled all Rebels’ names, addresses, and phone numbers into the Cub Club Directory. Susan Harris, Leslie Fleischer, Catherine Lor- raine. THIRD ROW: John Brawner, Diane Westmoreland, Linda Pocklington, — Paul Schultz, Mark Wilson.