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Miss Linda Beth Yakim, an English teacher at Rappahannock County High School, has been named to the roster of “Socially Qualified Women of Virginia.” These women are selected for their “leadership and ability and their service to the community.”
Miss Yakim, a native of Terra Alta, W. Va., was graduated from Fairmont State College with honors. While there she was a dean’s list student, vice president of Sigma Tau Delta, National English Honors Fraternity; mem - ber of the Educational Honors Fraternity, Masquers; and a member of the President’s Advisory Council. She worked on the college newspaper, was active in dramatics and was official hostess at poetry readings and other cultural programs.
During her collegiate summers, she was employed as a social worker for the Office of Economic Opportunity and helped with innumerable community service projects.
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