Taylorville High School - Drift Yearbook (Taylorville, IL)

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t A L ffl- -ffr f- f- -fe----H ---f Q 'X 5 his speed made our track team what it is today. He and his Ford coup THE DlRtlIlF'll' DORIS ABEL- Doris' name always heads the roll call of T.T. H.S. and the honor roll too. She is an early bird whose chief desire has been to catch a luscious worm in the form of good grades .... WILMA ANDERSON-Wilma is musically inclined. She is also a talented violinist. It seems that Wilma al- ways has a pen whenever somebody wants one .... R I C H A R D A R M - STRONG-Dick's merry smile reveals his good disposition. He was born in England, and that may explain why he is always smiling. He and Marjorie are great pals .... E V A B A N K S-We couldn't give too many compliments on Eva's dis- position. She never gets cross or angry. She is every one's friend and we like her a lot .... PAUL BALLARD-Paul and Dale are inseparable friends, although he is often the goat of Da1e's jokes in English. He talzes them in the right way, which is character- istic of Paul. . .. MARY BARRON-Mary has a wonderful source of en- ergy. She is never still. Mary is one of our best girl athletes, and is great- lv interested in sports. She is quite popular with everybody .... RENA BIANCHI-Rena shows her stuff on the basket- ball floor. She is really a good guard. Your Eyes Have Told Me So must have been written for Re- na alone .... CHARLES BECHTEL-Charles and e de luxe are quite popular . . . JUNIOR BETHARD-Here's one lad who will live up to the good name his familv has given him, and we hope to see his future F. F. A. career a BOYD-Mary is one of our pitchers on the baseball team and big success .... MARY is also interested in bas- ketball. Sports might be considered her hobby. She plays in the band, too .... MELIN BOYD-You all know Meling he's our tall drummer boy. He ha of the Ag Club for three years. Our band will lose a valuable s been an active member player this year .... PAUL BRESH-Paul's football ability is not to be overlooked. Although his activities in school life have been few, he has gained many friends and gains ll 9 3 7 Eighteen more easily .... l

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THE DRIFT '- SCIENCE Mr. Roy L. Webb was born at Cass County, Missouri, and went to school at Raymoreq He received his B.S. degree from the Central Missouri State Teachers' College. His two favorite sports are tennis and croquet. Mr. joe L. McAdam was born in Pana. He was coach at Taylorville for seven years, when he resigned in order to get his B.S. degree at the University of Illinois. He now teaches biology and is still interested in sports. Mr. Max E. Thompson fanother mysterious EJ was born at Bardolph and attended high school at Macomb. He graduated from Western Illinois State Teachers' College with a B. Ed. degree. Mrs. Dorothy Mulberry Haynes was born at Mt. Auburn and is another alumna of T.T.H.S. 'She received her B.S. degree from the University of Illinois. Mrs. Haynes' appointment came too late for us to have her picture in the Drift this year. VOCATIONAI. SCIENCE Mr. A. D. Clawson was born at Cortland, Illinois, and attended the De Kalb High School. He received his B.S. degree from the University of Illinois and also attended the University of Wisconsin. He has been the faculty manager of the Drift for twelve years. Mr. Harold L. Card was reared in Valparaiso, Indiana. He received his Ph.C. degree at the Valparaiso University, also attending the Northern Mil- itary Academy and Bradley Institute. Mr. Card is active 'in American Legion affairs. Mrs. Verna Vogelsang was born at Bloomington and educated there. She attended Illinois State Normal, University of Colorado, and Illinois Wesleyan where she received her B.S. degree. MUSIC Mr. George G. Wall was born at Willington, Durham, England. He came to America at the age of six. His high school education was obtained at Stockton High School, Linton, Indiana. He received his A.B. degree at De Pauw University. His further study of music was obtained at the University of Illinois and Illinois Wesleyan. -a----+.-.a.laY-- 4:-:ff 1 9 3 7 Seventeen

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C Cfsksgxi '22 9 W THE DRIFT ees- I BILL BUSCH-Bill was a valuable player on U 7 our reserve basketball team. He is also greatly interested in track, and made the track team last year and this year too. . . . RELIO CAM- BRUZZI-Relio is small but mighty. He has not been very active in school life, but he may be remem- bered as everybody's friend .... CHAR- LOTTE CAMPBELL- Charlotte and Doris are always together, one and inseparable. She is one of the May Queen's pret- ty attendants this year. She is very quiet but a great friend .... HEN- RIETTA CARTER- Henrietta is interested in home economics and chemistry. She'll be a good cook some day, if she doesn't accidentally mix oxygen with red pep- per. She is also in the Glee Club .... CATH- ERINE COULTER- Catherine has provided the variety for the spice of our young Senior lives. We have been amazed at her Spearmint, thrilled by her hairdress, and po- litely shocked at her the- ories of Mr. Oliver .... JAMES CHAMPLEY- -James has provided the dignity for our school. His one chief desire has been to make good grades. He plays the clar- inette in the band, and was on the Drift Staff for three years, doing splen- did work there. . . . BOB COCHRAN-Bob has worked hard to make the Drift this year the best annual ever put out by a senior class in Taylor- ville. The members of the staff were glad to work with him .... ZITA COLLEBRUSCO-Zita's for her popularity at T. T. H. S. She always seems to be in a good humor, and we hope we never see her any other way .... DOROTHY COLLIER-Dorothy is one of the honor students at T. T. H. S. She, too, is interested in sports as a sideline. She will always be remembered for her likeable disposition. . . .KPATRICIA CRESSWELL-Whenever you see Pat, you may feel sure that Spivens is near. Her lovely blond hair is the envy of many girls at school. She is an active member of the G. A. A .... ELEANOR DAUGHERTY-Eleanor has not been so very active in school life. She is interested in the commercial course and has played the clarinette with our T. T. H. S. band for two years. She is always pleasant to everyone .... GARRISON DAVIS-Gary likes tap dancing and has been very considerate in helping out on school programs. Remember is dancing in Ship Ahoy! ? . . . 74 pleasant personality and courtesy are two of the many reasons - 1QffiTif.I11il'l'4- . D 'WWTL ' f 11 9 3 7 Nineteen