Taylorville High School - Drift Yearbook (Taylorville, IL)

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DEDICATION Because of her long years of efficient seru- ice to our high school and because of her cheer- ful willingness to assist us throughout the past four years, the Drift Staff, representing the Senior Class, dedicate The Drift of 1940 to Mrs. Gearhart.

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Jfsifelrgle DRIFT STAFF Editor-in-Chief ........ Business Manager ......... Assistant Business Manager Advertising Manager ..... Circulation Manager . . . Literary Editor ......... Assistant Literary Editor . . Calendar Editor ....... Joke Editor ........,.... Music Editor ............. Photographer and Art Editor Assistant Art Editor ....... Girls' Athletic Editor . . . Boys' Athletic Editor . . . Typist ..........,... Typist ................. Junior Representative ..... Sophomore Representative . . Freshman Representative . . . . . George Ritscher . . . Eugene Hunter .... .. Bill King .. Russell Grigsby . . . Wfinston Clovd . . . . . . Helen Longden Wlilmogene Allison Geraldine Henney . . . Becky Noonan . . . . Cecil Ettinger . Barbara Peabody . Kathryn Tarrant . . . Dorothy Coady Harold Humphrey . . . . .Bette Brooks . . . . Bettie Stanley . Hiram Shumway . . . . . Fred Stokes . Richard Ritscher Literary Adviser ........ . . J. .... . . . Miss Broverman Faculty Manager . . . . . .X .... .... M r. Clausen 1 I G. Ritscher Hunter King G igsby Cloyd Longden Allison Henney Noonan Ettinger P body Tarrant Coady Humphrey Brooks Stanley Shumway Stokes R. Ritscl1er Broverman Clausen

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FQREWORD The purpose of this yearbook is twofold. The first aim of the staff has been to publish an annual that will afford enjoyment to its readers by recalling events that have happened during the academic year of 1939-1940. The second aim has been to record the material as accurately as possible so that it can be used as reference whenever any questions relevant to its contents arise.