Taylorville High School - Drift Yearbook (Taylorville, IL)

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at . N -.H if J . i W r-Q' i ,fe 'si ,,qA.w, .2 .yor ' -B -5 CLASS OF 1939 MARVIN RANNEY Marvin is lvlarion's twin bro- ther, and they could not have been together anymore it they had been Siamese twins, They never seem to quarrel-brotherly love, we call it. VIVIAN RHOADS Vivian's pretty blonde hair ac- companied by her irresistable smile make her outstanding, She is one of the shining lights ot our class, and we have all en- joyed knowing her. NORMA ROBERTSON Jovial and good-natured best describe Norma - and what a sense at humorl l-ler tamiliar giggle may be heard tar above everyone else's laughter. Norma is never in a gloomy mood, or, at, least, that's the way it seems, ELLSWORTH RYAN Ellsworth is our friendly red' headed boy tram near Owaneco l-lis time has been taken uo largely with agriculture Thanks, WILLIAM SANDAGE QWOViQCO for your contribution! Bill is our easyegoing, good- natured boy, l-le enioys listening to everyone else's comments while he sits back and takes ev- erything in. LOUISE SCHNEIDER Louise is a girl whose heart is many, many miles away, To be specific, she is still very much that way about a certain former student at T,Tsl-lS. now living in Collinsville. We won't men- tion any names, Louise. R A BETTY SAMS Even though we may not have l-eard a great deal from Betty these tour years don't think tor a minute that she wasn't in there bitching, Betty is noted for her genial personality. DONALD SCHNEIDER Donald is another band mem- ber who, aside from this has been rather interested in bookkeeping. Although Donald doesn't have a whole lot to say, you can usally count on what he does say being worth listening to. CATHERINE SCHWAB Kate, better known as Gig- gles, is always bubbling over with ioy-or at least it seems that way. When things go wrong she lust laughs it att. Kate's com- mendable work in the business field won her recognition, Twenty-six X DUDDY RENO Duddy is another ot our heroes ot the gridiron, serving as cap- tain ot our sauad during the '38 season, Our chance tor victory seemed much more secure witli Duddy tating the oigskin. LEOTA RICHARDS Leota is always smiling-never a care in the world! l-ler sweet ways have gained her a host ot friends. She was chosen to bc an attendant to the May Queen, MARY RODEMS Rodeo will no doubt be a cool able woman ot the business world in the near tuture. She was on the shorthand and tyoing teanis her junior year, and took part in the senior play,

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