Avon High School - Boomerang Yearbook (Avon, IL)

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ahr ISoomrratui UlWiiBI Iflluj lUr (Cimtr to £ rhmil Kenneth Schrodt To be Ruthful, sometimes Ruthless. Eugene Baker To tease someone. Jack Sundberg To come in late with a Soph. Leroy Griffith To be around handy. John Wall To talk with Virgil, Cicero and Caesar. Raymond Bell To keep out of work at home and school. Ercell Serven To help the Seniors with their Physics. Leota Hovell To take life easy. Donovan Myers To build stage scenery. Ada Swanson To fill all her notebooks. Lucille Ross To practice her profession? Marvel Staggs To enjoy life. Irene Mitchell Just for the ride. Doris Hollister To bring her sister. Bernice Mings To pass the time while the mail men are on the route. D. MYERS ’25. 9 OSmu'I DEPARTED FROM SCHOOL LIFE TO ENTER THE BLISSFUL STATE OF MATRIMONY FRANK ARTHURS - - - MARCH 15 MAURINE CAPPS - - - MARCH 25

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CElir iBiuimrrattg L Mr 3imtinra There is in our class seven lads and seven lasses, And each one hopes that the other one passes. Below is shown the name of each member Who started to school in the month of September. Eugene Baker is the Latin student At his work he shows he is very prudent. Raymond Bell with his “by jove” stuff Tries sometimes to get by with a bluff. Doris Hollister who says, “I don’t know,” Will stop it some day at least we hope so. Nothing ever happens but what she sees- ’Peals to that girl whom we call Hercules (Leota) Bernice is a maid whose future depends Much on the gentleman whose name is Glenn. Irene Mitchell, when the weather is muggy. Comes to school in a closed-in buggy. Donovan Myers takes Eula to the shows. But between her and Martha he hardly knows. Lucille Ross loves to study at night And the next day at school her face is covered with white. Kenneth Schrodt the “Country Gentleman” seller Hopes some day to be some girl’s feller. Ercell Serven when we were staging our play. Said, “stick around, and be handy, and tell me what to say.” Marvel Staggs who has found a feller Giggles so much you can always tell her. Jack Sundberg stays at home to get his English And doesn’t come to school until he sees the finish. Ada Swanson, who stays home at will. Works very hard on her notebook to fill. John Wall has in a fight to say “Instead of fighting. I’ll run the other way.” LEROY GRIFFITH ’25. MH

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 Clltr ii|ihmtturp0 Front Row—Louise Wigert, Helen Stice, Lucille Cox, Marie McFarland, Cleta Bell. Doris Servin, Elizabeth Johnson, Mildred Raymond, Lucille Tatman. Second Row—Raymond Pattison, Raymond Simmons, Virginia Carr, Edna Bowles, Bernice Rood, Olive Myers, Roberta Nessel, Lucy Davis, Arthur Griffith. Back Row—Elbert Capps, Corliss Powell, Leroy Mark, Vernon Ramer, Harold Rainer, Gallerd Asquith, Douglas Spen- cer, Kenneth Alden, Willis Mummey. Absent Una Hall, Hazel Anderson, Marjorie Wilson, Trula Martin, Leroy Foster, Florence Jennings.