Yatesville High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Yatesville, GA)

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'I 5' TD Dr- oi :Q FIRST ROW, From l. to r.: Joy Brantley, Connie Bickley, Diane Dutton, Debbie Ruffin, Nelda Ellington, Miss Edna Ruth Mitchell, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Iolynn Hammonds, Erlene Garner, Susan Purdy, Janice Jarrell, Sharron McKinley. THIRD ROW: Glenda Waddell, Sandra Crawford, Karen Herron, Mary White, Steve Truitt. FOURTH ROW: Tommy Farr, Dan White, Gina Cochran, Jackie Cochran, Eddie Greene. FIFTH ROW: Cheryl Chapman, Gayle Stallings, Elaine Tripp, Linda Gail Stansell, Richard Moreland, Ronnie Bickley C OFFICERS, From l. to r.: Tommy fan, Vice Presidentg Joy Brantley, President, Miss Edna Ruth Mitchell, Advisorg Connie Bgjcley, Reporterg Cheryl Chapman, Secretary and Treasurer 80

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WEL! FIRST ROW: Jerry Smith, Johnny Elder, Tommy Wilder, Wayne Blackman, Garry Jarrell, Don Jones, Bob Holloway, Dough Fordham, Madison Dorsey, Cecil Moncrief, Randy Moreland. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Royal, Ronnie Wilder, Ricky Vinson, Danny Bentley, James Hortman, Stanley Daniel, Haley Dorsey, Tommy Watson, Nathan Finley, Billy Ferrell, David Partain. THIRD ROW: Bentley Clemens, James Boyt, Tommy Brown, Paul McDaniel, Ricky Cumbie, Billy Boyt, Ricky Williams, Johnny Riggins, Kenneth Daniel, G. W. Ellington. FOURTH ROW: Chester Herrell, Franklin Winkles, Harry Walker, Edward Ellington, Dusty Pippin, Danny Kelly Jimmy Markham, Hardy Mitchell, Steve Johnson. The F.F.A. organization was founded in 1926, by Henry C. Groseclose. Two years after that the first chapters were organized in the state of Georgia. They held their first State Convention in the summer of 1929. The F.F.A. has four degrees they work toward each year: Greenhand, Junior Farmer, State Farmer, and National Farm- er, respectively. The aim and the object of the F. F. A. is to help a boy help himself 79 O

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A11 Roads Lead To Rome. A comparatively new or- ganization, the Latin Club had its inception less than ten years ago under the leadership of Mrs. H. G. Holmes, the Latin teacher. Though the club is not primarily a service organi- zation, the members have participated in a number of projects--Thanksgiving fruit baskets, toys to the Empty Stocking Fund, and Christmas cards to the Stop eating and wrap. Cleopatra? ?? Do as The Romans Do? Upson County Hospital Patients. One of the high- lights of this year's activi- ties, however, was the Roman banquet, held February 6. Peek-a-Boo! New Members, Prepare yourself.