Avon High School - Boomerang Yearbook (Avon, IL)

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1928 “Boomerang” Is Issued Volume eight of “Tito Boomerang,” 1 published by this year’s senior class of the Avon Community High School, was delivered to subscribers last week, j The book contains % pages, bound in [ an attractive cover, and constitutes a volume of which much larger schools ' might well be proud. The book was printed in the Gazetteolficc atGlasford ■ and the mechanical work is of the high- est order. The high standard set by the publishers of former volumes has been fully maintained in the 192b issue. The work contains splendid pictures, artistic title pages in pen drawing and literary contributions of merit. Its ' selections deal with the faculty, the several classes, literary work, drama- tics, athletics, society, alumni, grades, | calendar, jokes and advertisements. Pictures of the high school board ol | education and the grade school board j of directors are given. The honor of being the graduate chos- en by the class whom they consider has made a distinction in life falis to Mrs. Myrtle Powell Ei king of Gooding, Ida- ho, and she is given a page write-up. Mrs. Enking graduated from the Avon ■ High School with the class of 1898. In May, 1918, she was appointed to till ' the unexpired term of clen. of the dis- trict court, ex-officio auditor and re- corder and clerk of the county conunis- 1 sioners which office she still holds. Although Gooding is a dofinteiy Repub- lican county, Mrs. Enking has been 1 elected to office three times on the I Democratic ticket and hs been active ' in politics, serving two years as assis- tant secretary of the Democrat ''ate central committee. A page is devoted to the memory of ' Robert Almon Stevens, deceased, ‘‘whose sterling worth in all demands to which he was summoned reflects honor upon our school.” The unnual this year is dedicated to Cecil Stanley Webb, in appreciation of his interest, not only in the class room but also in athletics; and in recognition of his loyaity and deter- mination to give to the school his best. ” I The staff is as follows; I Editor-in-Chief— Doris Main. Assistant Enitor—Patricia lio'.'.isver. J Business Manager—Edwin Day. Assistant Business Manager -Lester I Damitz. I Advertising Manager—Gerald Asquith Assistant Advertising Manager Georgia Keffer. Literary Editor - Leota Cupps. Snap Shots —Neita Kuy. Calendar Editor—Louise Pattison. Athletic Editor- Marian C-ox. Dramatics Editor - Irene Dulfield. Society Editor—Evelyn Hendrix.