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

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The key man. Making keys for customers at Sears is juniors Tom Linck’s part-time job. Stocking up. Senior Suzanne Webb puts jewelry onto the rack at Ormonds where she works. Jobs 29

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Rich Rebels? Free samples. Senior Debbie Huntly helps a customer decide on a cheese during the Christmas rush. Work. Another one of those four letter words. Well then, why work? For most Rebels the reason why was the lack of money. Most allowances didn’t allow for much spending money. Also many students were saving for college. Although most students had jobs as cashiers and salespersons, there was a wide range of jobs for Freemanites. From delivering papers to cleaning kennels to pumping gas, salaries usually ranged from $2.65 to $3.00 an hour for up to thirty-five hours of work. Lisa Gee, a junior, commented about her job at Up Against The Wall. “It interferes with dating alot.” Most workers agreed that their jobs interfered with social life and school work. The money helped make up for the disadvantages though. The wallets were no longer empty, the bank accounts grew, and there was more money spent for oneself. Fill it up. Senior Debbie Woy pumps gas at Crown on Patterson Avenue. She is one of the few women pumping gas in Richmond. 28 Jobs

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