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

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Swiss Miss. Ju or L ucy Barsamien displays i i of pretzel making to a pas ency Square. ye After Hours LLL With or Without. Huriedly calling for more hamburgers, Senior Melissa Miller thwarts a hungry customer’s “Big Mac Attack” at MacDonalds. Wrapping it up. Completing a sale in Thalhimers Junior department, senior Kay Kanitz wraps a purchase for a customer. 26 Jobs

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Rock and roll is here to stay. Entertaining with hit songs from the fifties and sixties, the Beach Boys perform before a sellout crowd at William and Mary hall. “One More for the Road.” Proving to be one of the year’s hottest new vocalists, Boz Scaggs echoes popular songs throughout William and Mary Hall. Guitar man. In spite of his mellow lyrics, Harry Chapin draws an enthusiastic, though small crowd to the Richmond Coliseum. Concerts 25

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Help Wanted It all began when I saw the sign at the Pick Em Up Quick Burger Joint, “Help wanted, apply here in person.” I looked in at the crowd of hungry customers and thought, “I can’t miss here; they need me.” I went in and was hired immediately by the manager, who gave me a uniform to put on, which of course didn’t fit. Five minutes later I was an expert at making french fries. Despite the pickle and ketchup fights, the next day I was promoted to a waitress. The dream of a lifetime—waitress. After many weeks of serving customers, | obtained the untimate level of the hamburger profession—the cash register. After only two nights, | became a whiz at the keyboard, but then it happened. I got fired because I dropped the ‘cash register on some fat woman’s foot; by accident, of course, but that didn’t matter to my manager. I guess it’s better this way; I don’t like hamburgers anyway. It’s a real bargain. After a demonstration by junior Cyrus Rafii, a wary customer at Disco Sports is persuaded to invest in a set of dumbbells. Jobs 27