Taylorville High School - Drift Yearbook (Taylorville, IL)

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The T936 DRIFT q r Turned dromohc Under Th dare Tlon oT The chleTs Mass Crr ond Mr Gorord They gove Here Comes Chorlle The ocTors ond ocTresses were Geroldrne Logon lvlerlln Adoms RuTh MorTan T-lorry lvloy Corrol Pulley Drusclllo lvlCDonoTd Bob Cloyd Dunne Slmpson Lourobelle Flscher ono BurTon Templefon The work Tnof Third doy wos excephonolly dnTTuculT buT wnTh The True splruT oT cowboys ond o rls They oll Come Through The cllmox come an The evenfng The sTors were ouT The bruohTly shnnlng moon cosT sllver roys on The blue oT The n ghT IT wos Then Tho They unvaTed The r Senlor Trlends To help Them c:elebroTe he end oT The Third doy s worlf well done whlch brouohT Them TusT o lrTTle neorer Thelr gool Worlc hod To be rushed ThoT TourTn ooy TU order To Qomplele :T Coooble leoders were oooln necessory so Ardel ooney John Kruzl lc AnneTTe ConduoTo ond Merlun Adoms were Chosen Bob Cloyd Ruh MorTun Druscullo lvlcDonold Glenn Devore Blll Anderson Dzxle Simpson Mory EsTes T-lorry lvloy Vrvuon Mclvionus ono Eugene RedTern enTerTouned The resT oT The grouo wlTh CLARENCE When eyenlng come The CoTTle oT lcnofvledge were oll heoded Tor Th corrol Eoch Cow ooy ond eoch cow glrl wos glven o dlplomo They oll deporTed going Thelr vorlous woys Probobly never would They oll To Too Ther ogovn BUT nn Those Tour long ooys oT worlc ond pleosures Truendshv s w re Tormed whnch losTed Tor oye 44, IA: 1 ,J ff 'TN Hu TTH A5 Tls ' . e ' Q' ' , A , . , ' A i . T ' ' i ' ' , T ' ' y , , P X .CI A . I ,. ' . T e e ' . ' , gp r 1,1 I il! 24 lf- J ' T W Tv 4.14 rg ,M I I I ln. ff! 1' ans , , ' . 1 -A ai :IX X P fffg - T. 'fs' 1 -, ,L ,N N . X fx ' ' ' 25 A , T-'. . A-fl ol 4 11 MV' ffl ' R 1 - I 1 vm Q .S

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Thel936lDRWT THE LAST ROUND-UP IT was nearing round-up Time. The cowboys and cowgirls were becoming eager Tor The Time when They could sTarT The work which was To Take Them Tour long days. Very early on The TirsT day They held a meeTing in which They chose leaders To guide Them Through The sTrain and hardships OT Their TirsT aTTempT To gaTher in The necessary knowledge These leaders were Gloria Collebrusco Merlin Adams and KenneTh Baker AT The end oT The day many were Tired and leTT This company To Tnd work which was easier buT which would in The long run proTiT Them very liTTle On The second day They sTarTed ouT Tull aT pep To bring in more knowledge and proTecT Themselves againsT The rusTlers of ignorance Leaders Tor ThaT unevenTTul day were Ardel Ganey Gloria Callebrusco and Mary BeninaTi As They were beginning To become accusTomed To The hardships ThaT had To be endured noT nearly so many leTT The parTy They slepT liTTle The nighT before The Third day as :T was To be one oT The mosT imporTanT The careTully chosen leaders were Bill GranT Mary EsTes Merlin Adams and KenneTh Baker In The aTTernoon aT The Third day some of The cowboys and Nmwmn TTHS Ttyf - I I . ' ' i I I - I - . 4 I .7, Nz . ,:. Q 1 5' , I ve- -'N T Y ,L-.Sz ' U T W.. f wen - wo

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U The IQ36 DRIFT ' s I EVERETT ADAMS Everett has been wnth us for only one year but he has gath e e around hlrn a host I frlends es eclally the gnrs Decatur s lass was ccrtalnly our gaan thus tnme MERLIN J ADAMS The J stands for Jones Re member Pollceman Tum Mc Grill In Here Comes Charlue tha was Merhn He IS also Circulation Manager for the Draft WANDA ALLISON Wanda has not always gone to T T H S We are glad she came because she as everyone s frlend WILLIAM ANDERSON Blll I5 aulle a popular young m n rn the halls although has nal entered unto GCIIVITIES much Hs ready smule as garned hum has many frlends EUGENE ANDERSON Eugenes Interest centers around muslc He plays the trombone In the band and or chestra Mr Asbury will Iase J lot of valuable musvclans thus y ar LILLIAN BAILEY By her faar and square att: tucle as afflclal umpire In all the G A A Inter class tourn arnents Llllran h wo place rn the hearts of every one --f w . J f fx Th r xf L my C!! -frvf' 'TV JJ! ff pf QMQJVVVJJ N, J v X JASPER BANKS We know that Jasper has many admirable qualities He ns very Interested In Manual Arts CHARLES BARRY Charlie has not left much ory at old T T S can best be described as a good sport and a good fellow Hrs many frlends wall cerhalnly mass hum EARL BAKER E B Earl Baker synonymous wrth Exceptnanal Basketball Sec has played basketball all durlng has hugh school ca reer and s Captaln of the I936 team TTHS KENNETH BAKER Kenny IS enterested In th letrcs especrally basketball He was secretary of our class durnng our freshman and lunror years He plays ln the band too hrs Instrument bemg the clarrnet JOHN BASHAM Johnny IS not one of those who make a lot of noise but he has made a lot of frnends We are sure that he wrll be a bug success ln the future VIRGINIA BELL lr rnla on of tose charmrng blonds who are so rrerous In T T S W her pleasrng trarts and man ner we are certoun that she will go far on the road o success Twenty four C l ff R' 9 Q W ,f . T sl Q S g',,l'L I , X I' -ll A. f Di , I s QM I X 'L 1 3' All! ' , Qi , . sa, X , 1 X fl' l ' . A f ,Af -. V1 l xo, if Y ',, K i NK ' E I. 'T ff' - L! X 5 l - ,WJ 1 R 5 K- -g if ' lr X --LR ff M, T' I i X fp , J w ' . .P .4 .V ' . ' , fy u 1 1 rw.. ' Aff - ,W Ivy., r I ,yu . I I X . y, M VY Y' V , A O. A. . I he A U A V ' . .- . O id -, ,O y . ... . . . A . ., P . I- . - ,I , 5 h - . ' I hlst I . .I H. . He - - 1 ', ' I A In I I ' 4 I I I I . . ' A ' V' gi' is e h ' ' I H' D HI- ' . nur . H. . 1-4. h I 'OS na .4 , .V F 'I .