Taylorville High School - Drift Yearbook (Taylorville, IL)

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RICHARD LOCKE ......... my gfigg ........Editor-in-Chief JACK STOKES ........ ..................,.., B usiness Manager HARRY MAY ......,.. ......... GAIL MCWARD .....,....... Assistant Business Manager ...............Advertising Manager LELAND MONTGOMERY ................ Circulation Manager HELEN WEBB ............... 1 .........................Literary Editor LAURABELLE FISCHER ............ Assistant Literary Editor BETTY JANE WALTERS ...,................. ........ L ocal Editor MARY STROH ................ AMY TAYLOR ........,.E... MARCIA WILLIAB'IS ....,,... ESTHER DOZIER ........ D. BETTY GREEN ....... MERLE AHLBERG ........ RUTH WELSH ...... LAURA AULL ........ TOM PARKER ....... JAMES CHAMPLEY ......., JAMES SHUMWAY ........ MRS. ROGER DEIIART... A. D. CLAUSEN .......... - Lyra 'i :fill mein 3 ...,......Joke Editor .......Snapshot Editor .....,. 4 rt Editor ..........,.Art Editor .......Girls' Athletic Editor ........Boys' Athletic Editor .........Typist . ............................. Typist unior Representative ......SOphomore Representative reshman Representative ...............Literary Advisor ........Fac'ulty Manager ,- -- ifl ll l 1 7 - -I , , E ,.. il?

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QQ!! Qnscfziluea 70 mis. Rogefi Deitfafzf 1 Wlwsv winning lwrsonality. fl'if'l1dlj' unrlvr- stmuling of Sfll!10lIIS and tlwir ajfairs. and outstanding abililifas as ll lvfwlwr haw' gainvfl for lwr Ihv low and apprerintinn of all who kllfill' lwr. Mrs. Df'HnrI is thc' lwurl of flu' English rlvparinwnl and has Fllllllbly .wrrvfl for fin' .wars as tho litvrury rulvisor of flu' Drift. To lwr nw' rlvfiiffltv llw 1935 Drift. N. - ' X M x xX xx .-. ...I Y i

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Gonfenfs For the reason that such is necessary to the make-up of an annual, herein exists an INTRODUCTION. The eficient and respected Administra- tion, together with the learned Seniors and other organized Classes complete the per- sonnel of the SCHOOL, BOOK I. By virtue of the purposes of the institu- tion many important Organizations and in- structive Activities are undertaken, consist- ing in part of reading, music, cooking, farm.- ing, drama, athletics, and pleasure and con- stituting what represents STUDENT LIFE, BOOK II. Whereas to study we must often enliven the mind and whereas a financial back- ground is necessary to any business enter- prise, there are contained in the conclud- ing section various remarks In .Iest, sup- plemented by memory refreshing scenes and countenances, and also a number of Business Cards, representing as a whole, FEATURES, BOOK III. I bn. .--. i F! . .,...n-N14 :c I .N sr. I 5 as 3 4. 9 2 I ii .-1 -ir- P4 '. 1'.1 U S Hum llll kf 'gig g g, - - -1 I I , ,. Lt H t-ii'2 i1: