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

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SENIORS

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'Ffh Senior Superlatives In 1968 the upper third of the senior class was judged on the basis of their scholastic excellence, participation in school activities, service to the school, dependability, citi- zenship, and co-operativeness. The faculty and the Senior class selected the six most outstanding as the 1968 Senior Superlatives. These six outstanding students are Elaine Bevel, Gina Cochran, Janie Daniel, Deborah Ruffin, Judy Shaver, and Mary White. Each of these seniors is exceptionally gifted and plans to furtherher capabilities by attending college or by working. Mrs. Bevel is going to work forthe Thomaston Telephone Company. Miss Cochran received her acceptance to North Georgia and plans to study Sociology. It is the ambition of Miss Daniel to become employed by Delta Airlines in Atlanta. The University of Georgia awaits Miss Ruffin, who will become a pre-med student. Miss Shaver will attend North Georgia College in Dahlonega, also. Miss White will start schoolyat Georgia Institute of Technology and will major in Architecture. .,,,,. W 1' ' W ., , Elaine Bevel 7 'N--45.1, gl. 5