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

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Cause: Rebels had to fill their spare time with worthwhile ac- tivities. Effect: The entire school bene- fitted from these after school endeavors, but for most of the students the problem was finding spare time, not filling it. Some Rebels wanted to be independently wealthy and got jobs at Regency or other stores. Some participated in the construction of their class floats or made their acting debut in Stunt Talent Night. Most found time to go to a movie with friends, relax with a coke sneaked from the teachers cafeteria machine, or socialize in the halls or the auditorium before school. Although Rebels were pressured into putting their homework first, these activities were important. They allowed Rebels to grow and change and to learn about life as well as history and English. STQDENT LIFE

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y UA 2, YZ Tape for tWo. Seniors Carl H prepare the Senior Homecg

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A memorable moment. For the last time, the Seniors join with the underclassmen to sing a song dedicated to their class. Anticipation. Anxious Seniors wait for their cue to come out onto the field. 8 Graduation