Avon High School - Boomerang Yearbook (Avon, IL)

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THE BOOMEKAXG ------------- A in for Alden, who never gets sore; And he sure is good on tin basket ball floor. B is for Buck, a girlie in blue. Remaining: to others always true. C is for 1’rissev—lie's lots of fun. Watch the track and see him run. D in for Dust which never i seen; Proving our janitor is always clean. E is for Edward, a Junior lad, Writing this page makes him feel sad. F is for Fun. they hold it at bay. But we have it in spite of what they say. G is for Grey, a Junior miss. Always ready for a hug and a kiss. H is for Hatch, who wears specs; But the fun from him—why we just get pecks. I is for Idling which we’re not guilty of. Good as an angel and patient as a dove. J is for Juanita, a girl good and true. Maybe she’ll be just the one for you. K is for Knots, we’ve got in a few But we’re always able to untie them too. L is for Lemon—O4 but she’s sour! Well she oughter be—she's got the power. M is for Meachum and Gertrude Mills, Looking at that pair gives you thrills. N is for Niles. Evelyn is her name. For being stout she’s won great fame. O is for Ornery as some of us are. But we won’t let that shade our star. P in for Palmer, Potter, and Pattison. A diligent trio that look very handsome. Q is for Quiet—it’s all very nice— But O, it’s hard to pay the price. R is for Ralph, a Junior boy. Leaving Geometry is his joy. S is for Shumaker, Spurgeon, and Swede, There is nothing can get them treed. Many would conn to wisdom if then did not think themselves already there. •rz 27

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 THE BOOMERANG JUNIORS Bottom Row—Alt Raymond. Lewis Palmer. Lachlan C rissev, Donald Hatch, Eugene Pattison, Ralph Davis. Second Row—Eula Buck. Lucille Swanson, Eileen Grey, L’rith Cut forth, Bernadjnc Spurgeon. Gertrude M ills. Third Row—Catharine Gillett, Doris Lemon, Grace Potter, Evelyn Niles. Lucy Shumaker. Top Row—Edward Brown. Russell Meachum, Bert Alden. Absent—Juanita Sebree. We Juniors worked hv day And toiled by night. We gave up play And all delight. Dry hooks we read. New things we learned. And forged ahead Success to earn. We've plodded on with faith and pluck. And now we’ve won What students call the “Senior Luck. EULA BUCK • C C Let another man praine thee, anil not thine own mouth, ------------------- 5“ • 2f) • ------------------

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 •rsv THE BOOMERANG ---- o ------ T is for Time—“Will it ever pass?”— That’s what we think while in English Class. U is for Urith, a jolly young lass. Entertaining others by making them laugh. V is for Vim. We’ll need some too— To put this Senior banquet thru. W is for What? O, 1 know! Catharine and Alf are in this show. X is for Xmas, the best time of the year. At that time we never shed a tear. Y is for Yeoman in the Avon School, Who teaches us under a very strict rule. Z is for Zenith, the greatest height. Reached when we get to be Seniors bright. EDWARD BROWN A man man fail in duty twice, and the third time may prosper. r» 28