Taylor High School - Mallard Yearbook (Taylor, TX)

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fm . f il to Austin. CHARLES WILKS Parliamentarian of Student Council--Plays clarinet in concert band, was drum major of marching band, plays bass violin in swing band--Sings, too--Runs hurdles in track-- Artist. CURTIS ZIESCHANG Lives on a farm, likes Ag work, will no doubt be a farmer, and a good one, too--Loves hillbilly music--Quiet, but has a nice smile for everyone --Drives a blue Chevvy. WILLIAM ZSCHIESCHE Quiet and smiling, but can do his share of teas- ing--Often seen at Dairy Queen in gray and salmon Chevvy,ormaybe a pretty black Buick-- Runs 440 yard relay in track--Was especially hard worker selling concessions as a Junior. ELIZABETH VOSS Beauty with poise to match--Known for good grooming and pretty clothes--Talented artist-- Secretary of her class and the Spanish Club her Junior year-- Vossy. JOHN WELCH Duck halfback--Best looking as a Sophomore-- Most Active as a Junior--Always immaculately groomed--Noted for Ford of unusual blue color- Favorite companion is a cute blonde Sophomore IO ANN WENTRCEK Petite, cute blonde--Mischievous grin-- , Thoughts are at TLC with Tiger--Stayed in Taylor to graduate, though family moved half'

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4 ARCHIE SEIGMUND Three year letterman in football--Often called Rocky because of boxing ability, that won him second place in the Golden Gloves tournament of 1956--Track star, too--Likes one thing better than sports, and that's Elizabeth. DOROTHY SHEPPERSON One of the class's most honored members: Most Dependable as a Freshman, Most Active as a Junior, winner of the DAR award as a Senior-- As a Sophomore she ruled the Latin Club, as a Ilmior her class, and as a Senior the Band--Com- ing from Arkansas seven years ago, she 's still an Arkansas U. fan. LEONARD SHINN Writer of Duck Call in the COTTON BOLL ' and third place winner in the state for the column--Active Student Council member, Junior and Senior years--Works at Dairy ,, Queen--Known for hilarious imitations. JESSE SILVA Track star as mile runner: third in '56 Cotton Boll Relays and first in '56 District Meet with aqui 4:58--Usually teasing or baiting- -Perfect friendly smile. sci, ducks and pretty shirts--Big brown eyes and BETTY LU SUTTON Sutt --Short and sweet--In Miss Williamson County contest, 1956--Another Georgetown lover--Hard-working Betty Lu was most enthusi- astic worker on beautiful banquets of Speech Club, of which she was president, and FBLA, of which she was secretary--MYF prexy. WILBERT VORWERK Blonde, quiet, and good-looking--An outstand- ing Future Farmer, Area VII vice president-- Guard on the Duck A string for two years-- APfiVP ljifhbf 'annum nl-nniflnnt

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