Taylorville High School - Drift Yearbook (Taylorville, IL)

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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

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IMI I r L I wr ., I I 1 -L ' CLASS KATHERINE DAIGH Koi- will Ionq Inf rl rvumll-r fl for lugr porlmfol nf Ilu Irurru: nlnlr' Moltu' III tlu 'urnur ploy , lIur1 , IIIVAI' fl rlnll rnorru rul fwlu n Koh' l', flronnfl 'jlu fnufl Iur f1IlIIC',flFf Ilu Illl of rlu purlf CARL DAVIS Curl, our ocl-pl flmrn rnwpr ond bolon fwurler, law, for ,lu : l post tllrw ylora, I-'fl I I' IIS , O Qu-A , J ,Q 'P morrlnng bonfl lull' I3 olxo LJ drurnnur III llu' fonfsrt lyonri if FRANCES DEAL Frono,-1, as on., of our pcopy duwr lvodurs Hur oclomplrslm- nunls on' mony ond voruo Slwc woe c'lcurvc'l Prwsldml of tlu, C3 AA ond flrst mold of lwonor to tlu' Moy Qucyn, ond duo Inu port lo rnokv tlu' floss ploy o SUCQQ5 'Q .,. I . I i MIRIAM DEBRUN Munn lronslurrvd Io Snu'rf,'Ll Huort ot tlu' Q-nal ol llu' Iursl sc mcstvr Wlulv ol I I HS, slmc survvo on Ilu' slolf ol llu' Pyl- Myll os CIIWLIILIIILIII nmonoour I'I,'r sunny snulv will llvv an our nwcnm oru's for yuorw lo lonu' CLARA DEVORE Cloro'S lwolulnv ond Cluuf unlcr- val suvrns lo lu: I-lonu' Economics, ond for lour yuors :.lu' lwos Tokun on ofllvv port III ilu' l'lonu' EQ Clolu Con slu' look, dvd von oxla-' XIVUII soy slu' Con' ,X ,' t., ff v . l..,X..' 1 4, ' RAY DORR Roy as onollu'r ol our flow nu'onu's HI' Ion olxxoys lu' uxpcctcnl to pop up will sonu' bruglwl runwork ol llu' most :nop Dorluxu' IIIIIVR boi our Closws would not luwv wx-numl complulv wllluunl Imam f 4 , T D JOHN DE MICHEAL Jolun, bultvr known os Long Jolwn onmong Ins Irunnds, as onf otlu'r of our l.UIIQlx'X'VIIly' stof dents XXf'Iu'n'vvr you Ilnd Long Jolmn, Llltlu lzvo is son' to lu,- 'Q OF 1939 MAURICE DAILEY ,'Jf,.f , n I .I I fl v ff ,,. r-fyrgf, ' ull, 'JI I 'w'I'uIr, ' DWAIN DAWSON lx.'.',Il , N- ' l'1IIaI,l.',1,I 72 '. rIfmfI .'r. '.',I I' III vu,I'l'wj vl j , tl. Inj In rl. 'II V .l R. G. DEAL l'lrlw', .-,,ll 'ul I ul, lullilll IlIi,'Il'I',I, If H lung clo'-.H Ill IMI Hows, ulllufngb lu 'sluI',xlnq f1 pr, I, r. 'I . luqd' II yu Iv , ITT' MII I JACK DISS Jock Ixos tolxcn oovtv on IIT 6 Q tcrcst olong tlu' monool trolnlng X ' ' Inu' As o sudulnnc, Jocgk ylxoogcb qv 5 bronctlus -or pu-rlwops we BIIOLIILI ' Ilovu sold brnnuttc Slu' too in 'es o mcnmbqr of llu' Joss of 'IQ VD 3 I . v GENOVA DURBIN LF-'novo Ixos num' or lcv xllpgud to ilu' bockground III sl Iuvloif tu' olloors ond Iwos dom lu'r Qlworq oulctlg but vIIcvtuxcIg Eslucmollx omntstondnnq mx lu'r work ox 0 . Y ' TTI-IS mul IIR'IIIbx'f Q x I Txxcnlx oru' V, A l I

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CLASS OF 1939 IRMA HUBLER DOROTHY HUGGINS F n Ifmq gl, IIIJIII- KI Ir1IrllI1!I IIlll',I If-II 'JIIUUI In-fur-I 1 WI 'JI II rm 3 fum rnuolluvr rruwunlfvr vvlm Ima ,fy , , fcmnlrulrnlr-rI In III: -.nnffrm MI IIN' J Y ' lgrnucl Ilvr u1',Irl1mr'r1I In III, Iprlsu IIKIIIIIVI c I? -U JUANELLE HURTTE DONALD JEWELL IllUH2'IIc' Ima z1rr1IuIIIwl1',r1I xmrn Dun IIll'1 IIff1fII fI rI: If I M II rlcly IJVIIIQ cm lm:-cmly Cl1IIurl',I, CIIIKI sIf1II Iwr II:-A pmt hw ye fm, fr, ' 3 vvnffl any alum! Ima curl 1'wvIIc:l1' IIHHIIIUF,ff1I1IflIJl1IIIlQIll'.1IIwfI', 3 5IC1rI IH Ix:'rI1orm'rI1cJru1 mln' wer, In mfIIf- lI1v', cn ',II1rIrII Imp r fI vvry mlulm Ill cI1'mrnvI WIN-rm IIN, wlw Iv I I IIS Cf1r1Iuw 1IrfrufI IIV, qtrli, wcmivcl llmr-ur IlkIlI'CIFf u',I u clr work III III4'SCQIIIIJFIJIKWIIY1'u'uIIOWI'l rcmqf-rI WIIIIIIIII Cl cIul1InI, Ina rIrf1rw,1l: c1I,mlIIIy JEAN JOHNSON MARGARET KAPLON I Jn-cm as cmotlmwr wim Iuclumgs IvIUrgrm'I ns tlmt frIr1dI5 Qlrl Io llu' group of llmv silk-ml but who Ima IrIgc1L1.If1tvcI tI1w IVJIIS of pvnslvv Hur r11wr11IuI-rsI1up an IIIIQ TI HS timmy hmm y-'ur-I Dr-n'I clclss Ims OCICIVCI to Il Cl fvrtcllm Ilmwk fur O IIIIIILIIL tho! I1 r cmd fm cIc1L1Inl, Ink miss-'CI WIII Im! sown Iorquttvu somvII1mg wlwlw Wall, wlllmfnnt Q Dlvosont gmulw 6743. I-:r rwdly wo, 2, -69 THERESA HARRISON DEAN HAWKINS -I-I1L'I'x'3C,l 5 rvvs to I. rw, II1L'I KI F TW 'K . . 7 Siclfvmmrtt, fHruur,I IIIIIIQ1-V, VII-rw rr ' Com' IH xmull pw Img-M' IIJ If' II G I' work Ga G rn mhr III III- LVIIV' I - I' f VJ. ' ' G5 WIQII cr. Inf mm! wmII.! I.-,NI I V iw not Soon DC furguttm -f 1'- J. C. HENNEKE WADE HILLER ,IOIOI5 xxlul. uri. mImQ I I H S . TI ' ' R IIOS TOIWH IIIIIII Om mt-,r.,I vw mQrmOI tmmmq HI Iux mar ,XA Gitlx barn what my vwgm Mm on omgvlw an Iluv XX. kmw. Jmkv - -In row uw mgzd mx Im rv- 'A RUSSELL HUBBARTT EDNA HUBLER .,,, -up Push Inn qu vw. II qu tx X: v-.rw L , A Inr Iwvmlf III IIIIII. tux +,,y:Iyg I INoskQtbQIl UIINI Tmyk .x. ww j ' 42 Puxtx ra LICIIIIIII Ix tIm' NIM :I IXI'x'N and mm r.u x tak T I I I Ixxwm-1Im.