Avon High School - Boomerang Yearbook (Avon, IL)

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JUNIOR JUMBLES Name Nickname Hobby Ambition Olive Myers “Maggie ’ Having a good time To have a better time. Harold Ramer “Hi” Banjoing and cornetting To be a Schubert Roberta Nessel “Bob” Writing to the navy To see his ship come in Raymond Simmons “Simniie” Exercising on Wood Street To be a shiek Lucy Davis “Abbie” Writing to Faith To make a hit at Lombard Vernon Ramer “Weedy” Combing his hair To make nights longer Mildred Raymond “Millie” Talking To live in Missouri Elbert Capps “Capps” Being in contests To be a Webster. Ceta Bell “Tweeta” Molding magic mud To be thin Bernice Rood “Rudie” Sleeping thru excitement To move Macomb nearer Avon Lucille Cox “Coxie” Admiring a Herald Angel To teach physical training Willis Mummey “Birdie” Getting 93 s To be a cartoonist Helen Stice “Stice Being with Delores To be a Mrs.” in Youngstown Elizabeth Johnson “Lizzie” Studying To create more subjects for course Leroy Marks “Marks” Meeting strange girls To be mayor Doris Serven “Servie” Using her eyes To be an artist's model Corliss Powell “Coy” Strolling eastward To be a retired farmer Louise Wigert “Twecse” Chaperoning Cleta To be a missionary Kenneth Alden “Pruny” Me and my girl friends To find a girl who will be true Marie McFarland “Merry” Declamation To be a great actress Virginia Carr “Ginnie” Getting weighed To be an official broadcaster

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THE BOOMERANG Juniors Tlic Junior Class of A. H. S. Is wise as it can be. All the Seniors want from us Is originality. They come to English class To deliver us a speech. They never tell the bad— The good is all they teach. They enter from a side door, The door shuts with a bang. And then they start to rave About The Boomerang. Of course we all act interested. We all stop chewing gum Until this Senior leaves the room— Oh! no, we don’t make fun. But maybe when we’re Sen’rs We’ll take another view; To Junior English go To praise our annual too. “Education is not catching.” ROBERTA NESS EL. IS

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THE BOOMERANG To A. C. H. S. We belong to Avon High School, That dear old A. H. S. No matter what befalls us We'll always love her best. She's been a wonderous teacher. To all those who've tried To learn what she would teach us, And that can't be denied. We found our teachers Not just mean and cross 1'or we know sometimes, They must show who’s Boss.’ We’ve had some glorious times And all, I’m sure agree, Because of days spent together. We will happier be. Here's to Avon High School The best that’s in the land. We'll come hack next year And boost “to beat the band.' “A courtesy postponed is a joy dethroned.” MILDRED RAYMOND 20