Taylorville High School - Drift Yearbook (Taylorville, IL)

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THE DRIFT OF 1941 iaf d i mlh J fa . we. i9fQf'fi55 'ff Q, 5G.SQ'-hqH55a ik -wr, :Z U 5 A' fy, 51, Aj XgEQ55Q7y FOR TAYLORVILLE HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL, THE DRIFT. Upon those boys and girls who are privileged to obtain a hlgher education falls the obligation of leader- ship. This leadership must never waver in those principles that have made our Republic the great citadel of freedom of thought and action. America has grown a strong people through the initiative of the individual and we,as a nation,wi1l continue to grow and progress in the degree that individual initiative continues. The young people who have completed their high school training today can fulfill no greater obligation than that of taking an intense interest in their government and assuming an active part in its affairs, and direction. Governor

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TAYLORVILLE H. S. I CONTENTS 'F R X IL I, ADMINISTRATION Z +5 PRINCIPAL N lo O BOARD OF EDUCATION lx gy! K I FACULTY - ' ' ' STUDENT BODY SENIORS SCHOLASTIC HONOR STUDENTS DISTINCTION JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN F 23' ACTIVITIES '2 f- If SENIOR CLASS PLAY ' B BAND 'gn-'S X-jj CLUBS O Q54- ATHLETICS Sl X FOOTBALL Q BASKETBALL TRACK C' 45 BASEBALL 'Z O. A. A. I -ff A CHEERLEADERS FEATURES CALENDAR OF EVENTS SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY CLASS WILL AND TESTAMENT N JOKES ' ADVERTISEMENTS Q . f f I I

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TAYLORVILLE I-I. S Dedication VMM5, Mdvgfw 'V h'Q . Aw-f-i '1 'M'J LwNfN,,,,,,,,Wu,4ey Lum kG'X6,,,.,., 2-0-wfQ'Vl-vJ'f +ve.. mlotfkvwe.-J'M LMC , k6r0A 'VHA 'Z- ' VA' ' Because of her willingness to help and t coop- erate with the administration, faculty, student body, and all other people with whom she has come in contact, the Drift Staff wishes to ac- knowledge this outstanding quality and hereby pay honor to our librarian, Mrs. Hill. 2