Taylorville High School - Drift Yearbook (Taylorville, IL)

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K rr TlHIlE DRIFT LA MAR GRIFFITHS La Mar, like some of the other students, has been quiet and not very active during his high school ca- reer, but those who know him have a fine friend. . . . FRANK GRGUR- ICH-Frank is one of Mr. Wall's best cornet players. The fact that he is somewhat bashful and quiet has not stopped him in securing a large group of friends .... ETHEL HUDGINS-Ethel is an- other one of the '37ers who is always ready with a smile for everybodyg there isn't enough of her to make a really truly fe- rocious frown, so that's one cheery disposition to be depended upon .... MARIE HAGLER-Ma- rie and Daphene can al- ways be seen together in the halls. She has a beau- tiful backhand penman- ship. Her cheery attitude seems to make her friends happy, too .... VIR- GINIA HANDEL-Vir- ginia's popularity is part- ly due to her good dispo- sition. She has not left much history at T. T. H. S., but we all like her. She enjoys dancing very much .... NADINE HARDIN-Nadine is very quiet, but she leaves a host of friends. Don't mistake those funny lit- tle marks you see her making for fat anglers or modernistic art. They're shorthand-one of Na- dine's chief interests at T. T. H. S .... VERA HARGIS-One of Vera's reasons for her popular- - ity is revealed by her per- ' petual smile. It would be impossible to tell all of W her virtues, since we l don't have the room .... MARJORIE L. HART- Marjorie's quiet personality will make us all regret her departure. Her interests have varied, making her a good, all-around girl. Her studies have taken up most of her time. . . . MAX HAUSLER-Our band has a lot for which to thank Max and his clarinette. He is also greatly interested in the commercial course. He is HAROLD-Left before end of term .... IONE HILL-Our auburn has come to us from Owaneco last fall. The oodles of plexion are enough to assure anyone of her cheery disposition. Joe was our football captain and did a splendid job of playing tising manager of the Drift has been valuable .... - , Y, Y ,, , W ,, Twenty-one y some typist .... GRACE little friend with hair of f ff' If 'A sun spots in Ione's com-Z . . . JOE HOPSON- too. His service as adver- 11937

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Y 1. +4- P' AQ X' 'U la J a 1 I I TlHIlE DRIFT 41 RUSSEL DAVIS-Left 4 before end of term .... RUTH DE HART-No one can ever be sad while Ruth is near. She de- lights in teasing Eddie in history class. He says she has power in her right arm. She is one of the most popular girls .... DALE DURBIN-Dale has many interests, but the chief one is music. He is one of the student directors and has com- posed a very good march. . . . EDGAR ED- WARDS-Edgar is one of our first team football players. He plays in the band, one of the best drummers we have. He also played in Ship Ahoy! last year .... MARJORIE ELLRICH -Marjorie has been quiet and bashful and has not entered into the activities very much. Nevertheless she leaves behind her many friends who will miss her .... GENE- VIEVE FILSON-Gene- vieve plays the clarinette in the band. She also sings in the Glee Club. Some day she may be an- other Lily Pons. 'This year she is a member of the Home Economics Club, too .... BETTY LOU FRAMPTON- Betty Lou's quiet, lady- like ways have made her one of the favorites at T. T. H. S. She is our head cheer leader and has always been an active member in the G. A. A. . . . HARRY FRAN- CHOIS-Harry is one of our football lettermen. Q His interests are diversi- fied, but one of them cen- E ters around a little girl V by the name of Steele. . . . MARY GRACE FRITTS-Mary Grace has helped make our Glee Club what it is. She is also interested in the commercial course. She has a bright smile and a cheery greeting for every one .... FLORENCE GABBERT -Florence is rather quiet but a great pal. She possesses an attractive personality and her smile is familiar to all of us. She and Glenna are real friends .... LILLIAN GIL- PIN-Lillian is one of our most outstanding girl athletes. Sports have always been her chief in- terest and she excels in all of them. Her desire is to get the G. A. A. cup. Here's luck to you. . . . BILL GREEN-Bill has done quite well in taking care of our basketball team. He plans to join the Navy after graduation. Who knows but that he may be an admiral some day .... 'R K9 3 7 iiiifnfr i 'i '1flf' Y ii? ' ' 'Y ig 'fr iff? ' T' Y - - Twenty

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K ' QQ . 'V K X i Lx l ix , b , K xx' i at so we Q ri? t A -Y .f ii'j?.k ' X Q ' YQ Y y HXL -tx YXQEX I W xi! X 1 'X TIHIJE DRIFT DOROTHY HUTCH- INSON-Dot's red hair surely does attract the boys, especially one foot- ball player. Her career at school was crowned by being chosen as a May Queen attendant .... BUDDY GASLIN-Part of Buddy's time is spent in a certain drug store. He says that he works there. Nevertheless he has plenty of time to have fun at school .... HOWARD GILBERT- Howard's dramatic abil- ity found vent in Ship Ahoy! Even though he possesses a quiet nature, he can claim many friends who will surely miss him. . . . EDWARD GLEA- SON-Ed is quite popu- lar with the girls this year, not mentioning boys. He is one of the best players on the F. F. A. basketball team .... GLENNA GILLILAND -Glenna's quiet disposi- tion has helped to bring dignity to our student body. She is always will- ing to lend a helping hand whenever it is needed. It is no wonder that she is popular .... JENNIE JAMISON-That unique walk of jennie's can never be equalled. She has been a G. A. A. officer for some time. Her part- ing will indeed be re- gretted .... BOB JOHNSON-Bob has re- cently become poetically inclined. Have you ever read The Skunk ? Al- though Bob is teased by his English teacher to the amusement of his class- mates we have never seen him ahgry .... RUTH-'Q JONES-Left before end of term .... BRUCE JONES-Bruce is the business manager on the V Drift, and we have certainly kept him busy. He is also a football star. His originalityei I found vent when he decorated the gym for a Drift dance .... LOREN KERNST-Loren and his Chevy bring the boys from Palmer to school. We all admit the Chevy sounds as if it is about to fall apart, yet he is successful in coaxing it along .... BOBBIE KING -Bob plays the clarinette in the band. The band won't be the same when he leaves. We would put our money on Bob any day .... RICHARD KIMBALL-Dick is the class comedian. He showed his ability in Ship Ahoy! He was also in the cast of Tom Saw- s yer. We all think Dick is a Gt oflfiun. 4 cfihsl' 1 9 3 it ,gli ii fi, VI.-. I 7 1 fig e e - Q ' x J, 1Twent -two 'J V il' 'Z' A Y fs ,ra i! 1 5: