Taylorville High School - Drift Yearbook (Taylorville, IL)

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,Xi . 5: CLASS OF 1939 N Mx , BERNARD ACHENBACH GARNETTA ADAMS , ani? r T' Curly has served on the staff Garnetta is especially fond of 1 6 of our yearbook for four long bookkeeping and football heroes ' X2-0-, years, heading the staff during --or should we have said a foot- f' 'J his senior year. I-le is also a ball hero. She was elected sec- s senior class officer. Curly and ond maid of honor to the May his car l?l have proved quite a Queen and is a GAA. officer, ' popular combination. ,,g-fffz' I .A . ' ARNOLD ALLISON ANNA VEE ANDERSON ,,, Kong is one of our most popu' Anna Vee is our senior song- ?-Wi' lar' men about town and is bird, She was a member of the I ,. senior counsellor of our local De- Glee Club and took part in mwny 9 if g , , Malay chapter. Perhaps his sandy vocal contests. Anna Vee never x ' 'M Q hair and likeable disposition ac- sees a stranger. This accounts X ,J W count for his popularity. Bru- partly for her many friends. sf netes seem ta just rate with him. S X , . JOHN ANDERSON oi.aA ARMITAGE ,fffh Q. I John is none other than the es- Olga is another of those silent 439' ' ' 1 teemed Vice-President of our types of girls, This, however, does - g Senior class, We think his many nat prevenvher being a pal to ,NA Q ' friends will agree when we say everyone, and willing to help Q5 1' if .3 that he is one of the best-liked whenever possible, lf there were ' if boys in school. only more like her' 4 1 Y .,.'- I f I , T U !, X gg- K H , Si g j. vxyggsl . ,Magis 5 X ii . T47 225 FOREST ASBURY BENNIE AULL f N Q .gf il .- 30 When it comes to clowning, Bennie is a good-natured bay ' S Frosty takes the cake. Leave whose chief interest lies in thex 8 it to him to think of something printing trade l-le is the typex xN,.,f-K , yy- , funny to do ar say at some of who is not afraid to work in or- 1 to , ' the funniest timesfusually the dgr tg Qgm hlg QOQI, l-IQ hog Qlgg RM I4 wrong time. l-le's lust full of been a band member for the S fl W mischievous ideas. past three years Aj-ry, f is 1. ft JOSEPHINE BAILEY. WILLIAM BAKER We never think at Jo but what Bill, unlike most boys, doesn't we think of Rodeo. The two are like gfmighr hour, l-lig pretty , gk ' di OIWOYS TOQQTDQV4 JO TOOIS DOVT 'VI permanent is proof of this state- I 4 'axes the SQVNOV DIGY OS Well 05 'Vl THQ ment, Bill is also interested in f May Fete as an attendant. Qgriggll-gre, 41 , I xl Q2 'ST XX NNN? N Qt I ri X N 'T-. x 'T' 1 A ' N K ' TV' J. ND JAMES BANKS SARA BANKS -i t Ns t During his iunior year, James Sara's time has been taken up lx E so N served as assistant art editor for largely these last four years with Q I W., M- it gf the Drift and this year as art her main interest-home ecano- P5 1' 'T' . R editor, l-le is ready, willing, and mics Sara is a girl of few wards, Q V. g able at all times to lend a help- but winning ways, J! ing hand. Many of the posters around the school have been his ..,' works of art, w ' els, , ' igp: X is Eighteen --J - Ve 'd

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CLASS GF 1939 DOROTHY BRADY x 1 full fflfl ullrvml f1lwfly'. 'funn 1 Hll IJUIH IJVIIHJ WWIII I-'Illia llnwl I5 WIIVIIUII1' I'.II,' W1llwfllfr'r'fnw lIfIlll4'4I lirfl, fxlw fb lIlf'lIIiHf uf V , llwlu 4l'1'.', lint Pwr, '1l1'IIl1' M1 lfllr' 1114111 +111 lla!-'nal nw Ilu flu! fvrvlll fJ1Ifl'.f'H uf 1 flmrllvrl Ill' Wfnl JOSEPHINE BROWN L . Wi1f'l1 rm hlwly qlrl Jw lf, M lwvvr luv, In lm' lnrwlllvrvfl Wlllx IN I'III4Il1L'Hl'. I-in mia Mr pn ity ' 1 CQIII rlcmwll' lwcllr Ju 4-, r'urrf,I lIffIHHll1lJfIClf Will-run-vr'r yum In-ul iuvlp yml 1 f lwwl Illfwl Jw WL7I1l Iv! yum LEONARD BRUMAGE W luutf fwllv, lnllsc' frm' of lin- lJlX3Illl'wS vrwcl of mir clrmruml CI ml-H LJLIH1l1l'H5 KIKIIICIQIT Hua work 115 L1 bfnmd l11vr11bvr func! K1 wfmul as Vvry ummm llflillifn fm 1- Y ' fl wc' not furqvl lu: vvrk.Im1 uf H H1 Pup Cruw, ilu' XXXVKISVI, 'I ' 9 'QI 'Q '56 , 'tr' L Q 1 rmlml l c 11 lgur 6 r GEORGE BROWN A ' rllflffjf' V. NIU 'rf HN '1fHfH',f,1 ie! fsrufl'. wffmrv1fA', Uv, u,rYrw I 1 fl' uf lHr1r'.fwlo HI HF'f'yf fun' YIM ff-will' lwfr, prfmff My VIYHHNJ 'I f Ei- 1.2 Xi II' lwllf lol lvfffg V, vw rfffrr fm url MARY E. BROWN fXA'lV',' IH llfl uf WHY ,NNY If ff flmynlw. uf IM wlrl 'mymqf Lu lfnw 1',gwlflfr1 lr: vpn- uf wr vlufmlcf WI 'ny bwfllr-.A mf, Mr V- iv' '55 fllnvl Wuyn, aim iw. vuwwfl +1 Mfg! uf frlwrrcfu IRENE BRUSH lr1'Hc'5 muslim ln, Unk Wim! you how to -my IS xxmrlln Manly, dwm'1' my wt Hwr N, mf mil Vu Qt 5x1HW5tLJ,1I' IH I5lcbc1rwr'1,n,vf whmlw sin' Imax bum ll ru mfvwr !l1wf.x four your-X - l' K' MARGIE BARNES in Pukrs of dumb Qom., Lv. rw A Imvw hqd Mgrqx em rwwfml tlwvy dwwub d tn. wr M. rumw W pusskammg Imfr dak of HN. rx.: , , Y . v Qu-:mx Qttm tw Urr.m 1'..wr-f 'Y ENRICO BERTUCCI 5 Hmmm wk mwth V vi tw--K, l'-.ix JJ xxlwo wwf- r In gp V2f'Nu 11V Mx Lumxwww m iw qwm umrwmr Ntiwumqix M Nw v Qumvd xl mum' uw mm uw mf XXOVk lu' Imk, MEL.. 1' gm UK. uv umm 5gMu1uxM MV, Vx DONALD BLAKLEY X' DUHUIJ N VH Itx lv-WN '- . 'X ADF' Hn Crux vT M4 IM X Ny HMMV Mor www .xi 'A -N ' lm! PM XNOLIM1 tw wx X sfumhi I. GM UN HV ' i' 'L , X ax tm uw wurmql tru M 5 'Rau' ' Num rxx rw vwn Murgkg I5 um. uf rm Mx. 1 is I JESS BEARD V,l1.' KEITH BILYEU X ' ' ' NORMA BOLLINGER . . Y , x x Q , .