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Avon High School acquired two drones this past summer with COVID money designated towards the purchase of technology. So far, Mr. Brad Poppe and his students have used them to take pictures of football games and the town of Avon.

Thursday, October 14, the high school choir was given permission by John Voigt to sing in his grain bin.

For the last several years, Live Ticket has made school events available to the public. Most recently that availability became more widely used during many bouts of COVID restrictions. Avon took its lead on this product from other schools that were providing their events online. According to Mr.

Avon Oral Interp team will be attending the District Oral Interp meet in Mitchell on November 2. From there, those who advance from Districts will compete at the Regional competition on November 16.

On October 15, preschool through fourth grade went to the Podzimek Pumpkin Patch outside of Avon. During their time at the pumpkin patch, the students were able to play games such as put-put, basketball, and tic-tac-toe. They were also able to play in a sandpit and on a playset made from tires.

Photos by Nikki Fathke Jonna Kaul, Karen Berndt and Janet Wormsbecker help serve in the kitchen.

Wayne and Sally Gehris of, New Hampshire were visitors from Thursday until Sunday in the home of her brother, Jon and Lynn Stather. On Saturday evening they all had dinner with Jon's daughter, Susan and Scott Jensen of Gayville.

Pictured above are the Seniors with their parents: (L-R) Ed Loewe, Tom and Jackie Pier and Reece Loewe; Carol and Tiffany Ridgway; Dennis, April and Reese Powers; Carla, Brad and Makayla Kopp; Barb, Jim and Tiffany Pelton; Cathy and Sam Brodeen and Connie, Gene and Katie Gretschmann.

(L-R) Mrs. Schultz, Kimmy Tolsma, Makayla Kopp, Sarah Swier and Kley Heumiller. Courtesy Photo

Congratulations to the Avon Oral Interp Team on their success at the Yankton Lewis & Clark Invite this past Saturday.