Taylorville High School - Drift Yearbook (Taylorville, IL)

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CLASS OF 1939 ELAINE COLE Elaine is another who never seems out of humor or down in the dumps, She really likes to sing, and her vocalizing usually greets us in the hallways. JUNE COOK Left before end of term CORNELIA COLEGROVE Corky has been interested chiefly in her music and has been a band member for four long years as a flute player. But Corky just can't refrain from being mischievous, especially in short- hand class. ELEANOR COPPLE Eleanor is another who seems to be artistically inclined, and rx she has done excellent work. XX!ith her ability Eleanor should really go places. Fl, ' . T ,.,. s I t ' f MARY J. CORZINE Mary is the little dark haired girl of whom we hear so little about whom we know so much. Due in a large part to her friend! ly, goodsnatured ways, she has gathered about her a host of friends these four years. KENNETH COULTER Kenny is always a pal. l-lis genial personality has aided in his making a host of friends. l-lis interest during these last four years have ben many and varied. , I :yn , ci-5 9, S I, Q. R 4 I w ,am MAYBELLE BURNS When you see a girl coming down the hall with pretty dark brown eyes and a cheery greet- ing for everyone, you can be fairly certain that she is May- belle. For the past tour years she has been a valuable band vnember. MILDRED CAREY Mildred is an interesting con- versationalist, and can talk on nearly any subject. Although she has not been so active in scholas- tic aftairs, she will certainly leave a vacancy which will be difficult to fill. CECELIA CHLEBUS Cecelia, the fair-We'll admit it is old stuff, but it best de- scribes Cecelia. She is a friendly girl whose chief aim is to co- operate and do her share to hake a go of anything, Twenty JACK BUSCH Jack is one of our up and coming amateur photographers, and spends a great deal of his spare time in this way. Jack's friendly ways will carry him far. VERLA CASEY Verla has served as flute player in the band these last four years. However, she shows a definite trend toward home economics, 'Tis said she can prepare a meal fit for a kingl JUNE CHILDRESS June and her blonde lacks will haunt the memories of her class- mates for years to come. l-ler ready smile and good-natured ways, plus her southern accent, have proved to be her chief assets. i l i l llv g, W Wiki MW l i it i i ll i P A I l ll' ,l it

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CLASS OF 1939 in x .Mk it i A wgv 1 1 BETTY ESTES Left before end of term. WAN DA ESTES XX!anda's high scholastic record coupled with her auiet disposition make her a student of highest auality. She has been especially outstanding in commercial Work. L, E,,,,1iiftQ 11,7 A i . A ,v fsf iii: A , e 5 in We 74 V X X. sf' 7 s X .Y N , 4. .er f 4 ,A 1 wwf r I' Q9 in JZ V 'W 5 CALVIN FILSON Calv.n has served on the Drift staff the past year as Circula- tion lvlanager, For three years he has been a drummer in the band Calvin too is brimming over with humorous l?l remarks, ROY FRIEDRICK 1 Ray might be called the l.o- thario of our class, although his time has been taken up largely with one certain member of our graduating class. Roy's work in football has shown his athletic inclination. JACK GILBERT Jack might be called Sleepy, He's another tall, dark and handsome type. l-lis ability to win friends will be an asset to him in later years. 5.1 LAVERNE FOSTER LaVerne is our cook. Home economics seems to be her chief interest-that is, with the excep- tion of that certain one. ROBERT GESELL Bob is anything but quiet, in fact, he isn't still for a minute. Anytime there is mischief afoot, you can bet that Bob is at the bottom of it, or at least has a hand in it. We admit, however, that classes would not have been the same without him. JAMES GOODEN Jim is the Good Samaritan of our class4everybody's stooge. It is small wonder that he can boast of such a large number of friends. Jim possesses personality with a capital P. BETTY ETTINGER Betty is another of our prom, inent band members, playing the clarinet during her four years at TtT.l-l.S, During her senior year she entered the contest as one- fourth of a clarinet quartet. CLARENCE FARMER Clarence is the boy wit ' t' wavy blonde hair. l-le i er auiet natured, and, fr all in- dications is o an-hater blushes QM! W Clarence t to Twenty-two ENICE FABBRI Enice is our blonde and beau- teous Queen of May. Little but mighty is l-ler Highness. She was also chosen Social Chairman for the GAA. ESTHER FARRILL Etty has attended T.T,l-l.S. for only three years, but during this time she has made innumerable friends, Music is her hobby. She is an accomplished pianist and violinist and played the bass violin in the band. lf R B