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

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2 Opening Team Talk. Coach Bill Powers instructs the Varsity Football team on a feature play. Another One Bites the Dust. Senior Robert Gerszten struggles through a Government test in Mrs. Meadow’s third period class. Fraulein Dickerson. German Club Princess Melanie Dickerson gives the crowd a radiant smile as she rides by.

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Rebels With A Cause a : DOUGLAS SOUTHALL FREEMAN HIGH SCHOOL Ti HISTORIAN 1981 Douglas Southall Freeman High School 8701 Three Chopt Road Richmond, Virginia 23229 Volume 26 Made in the shade. During the sweltering heat spell, three hungry Rebels seek refuge in the cool shade. Opening 1

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Cause ... What made us get up in the morning? Was it our alarm clocks? Our mothers? Of course not. As individuals we had commitments and a self respect that rolled us out of bed and started us on another day. Even though we had to attend school, we Rebels tried to make life at Freeman more than just academics. While some concentrated on outstanding grades, others par- ticipated in clubs, the stu- dent government, sports, pub- lications, and found after- school jobs. Our pride in Freeman compelled us to work harder and to contribute all we had. The Rebel’s goal was not only to be Number 1 in sports but to be the best all- around. Through our diverse activities and our pride, the Rebels enhanced Freeman's rep- utation, making us known as an outstanding school. One of these days. After a History Club meeting Senior Susan Davis contemplates the idea, “There is no place like home.” Baker Brain Work. During her planning period, Miss Baker concentrates on correcting a French test. Opening 3