Avalon High School - Annual Yearbook (Avalon, PA)

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THE BUZZER Ruth E. Wilson Orchestra, '20, Chairman Social Service, '18, Ruth is a winsome lass Who always does her part, Surely some known hero Will capture Ruthie's heart. Olive Wilt Basketball, '18, '19, '20, Buzzer Staff, '18, '19, Alden Literary Critic, '18, Vice-Pres. Class '19, Chairman Social Service, '19, Senior Play. And last is Olive Wilt, She is our fashion plate, She goes out every evening And always has a date. Glass Qlnlnrnz Senior Qllzma illilnttn Knowledge is Power' ' Qllaaa Illlnmrr illngul Furplr muh Battleship Greg Usa Roar May June Senior Qlalrnhm' 21-22 ............ Class Play 26-27- - -Class Examinations 27 ............ Junior Prom. 28 .................. Picnic 30 .... Baccalaureate Sermon 2 ............. Class Night 3- - - - - Commencement

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THE BUZZER Jean Stewart Alden Pianist, '19, Girls' Quartette, '20. Y. W. C. A. Sec., '20. Jean sings second soprano, She has a very sweet voice, And when she plays the piano, It is a musical noise. Maude Thomas Girls Chorus. HY .Wy Maude is 'very quiet, She doesn't make much noise, She nerer starts a riot. And she has no use for boys. Helen Toay Sec. Class, '17, Sec. Erodelphian Literary Society, '20. Buzzer Staff, '20. Basketball, 17, '18, '20. Senior Play. Class Prophecy, '20. Helen Toay has lots of friends, She's finding more each day, Oh, everybody likes her 'cause She has a pleasant way. Andrew Ward Senior Play ' Foot Ball, '18, Andy 'is a student Who always can recite, The reason for his wondrous work Is-he stays in at night.

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THE BUZZER 19 Athlvtirz Avalon, when it has completed its baseball season, will have com- pleted one of the most successful athletic years in history. We have had representative teams in all branches of athletics and each one has upheld the honor of Avalon High. We have competed against some of the best teams in Western Pennsylvania and have made good. We hope that Avalon will have greater success next year in mak- ing a name for itself. The Honor Roll of Athletes, who have won their insignia in different branches of sports, now in school: , 3 A's Pollock, '20. Football, fCapt.J , '20. Basketball, 19, CCapt.J, '20. Baseball, '19, '20. Molter, '20. Football, '20. Basketball, '19 fCapt.J Baseball, '19, '20 fCapt.J Miller, '21. Football, '20. Basketball, '19, '20. Baseball, '19, '20. Wills, '21. Football, '20. Basketball, '20. Baseball, '20. Feick, '21. Football, '20. Basketball, '20. Baseball, '20. Young, '21. Football, '20. Basketball, '19. Baseball, '20. 2 A's Mayer, '21. Smith, '22. Little. Football, '20. Football, '20. Football, '20. Baseball, '19, '20. Baseball, '19, '20 fMgr.J. Cheerleader, '19, '20. A iThomas, '22-Football, '20. Graeff, '20-Basketball, '20. Schiller, '20-Football, '20. Clark, '20-Football, '20. Rowbottom, '21-Football, '20. Walters, '22--Football, '20. Woodburn, '22-Baseball, '20. Beckler, '20-Mgr. Football, '20. Parker, '22-Mgr. Basketball,'20. GIRLS Anna Dowd, '20-Basketball, '17, '18, '19, '20. Olive Witt, '20-Basketball, '18, ' '20. 19, Helen Toay, '20-Basketball, '18, '20. Gladys Cole, '20-Basketball, '19, '20. Christine Hooper, '20-Basketball, '20. Amelia Golden,'19-Basketball, '19. BASEBALL The High School team made a trip to Woodlawn to play the base- ball team of that place. The weather had been rather uncertain and when we arrived in the town it began to rain, much to our disap- pointment. The game had to be postponed till Thursday. Wood- lawn is such an easy place to get to! The trip home was very event- ful, several sprints had to be made to make connections with trains during a downpour of rain. The trip was made again Thursday, which was made easier because somebody used his brains and by the generosity of Woodlawn's auto- mobile owners. Young pitched for Avalon and only allowed them three hits up to the eighth inning.