Polo High School - Cycle Yearbook (Polo, IL)

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Pc:-Is ...... ....... T he C de ..... 1944 Senior Will JOHN AMES wills his ready wit to anyone who has the other half. HAROLD AVEY wills his boisterousness to Harold Toms. DOROTHY BOWEN wills her win- ning personality to any wishful freshman. WILLIS BRANTNER wills his silly giggle to the Great Stone Face. DORIS BROWN wills her size 44 plaid shirt to Lou Costello. JIM BUCK wills his alarm clock to any freshman who wants to get to school at noon. HAROLD CAVANAUGH wills his ability to sleep anywhere anytime to any victim of insomnia. PATRICIA CLOTHIER wills her flute to Tom Buck who hopes she leaves all the good notes in the instrument. PRISCILLA COFFEY wills her industriousness to nobody and her achievements to the record book. KEITH COFFMAN wills his truck to Jerry Stuff who needs more than a couple these days. EVA COLE wills her cheering ability to forthcoming pepsters. PAUL COLSON wills his ruined class ring to the Scrap Drive. VERNETTE COOPER wills her soothing voice to the screeching freshmen. DONALD CROSS wills his sedate nature to Ferdinand. DOROTHY DAVIS wills her quiet laugh to Dolores Wilson. DOROTHY DENNIS wills her habit of sleep- ing late on Saturday morning to all the early birds. DONALD DUNCAN wills his brown eyes and dark hair to anyone who wants to be tall, dark, and handsome. JUNE FOX wills her quiet and serene manner to Jeanette Lang. CHARLES FRENCH wills his tuba to Grant Landis. MARVIN GATZ wills his long legs to Robert Smith who certainly needs them to get around as fast as he goes. ELAINE HUMMEL wills her slimness to someone with a yard too much of waistline. ELEANOR HUMMEL wills her piano technique to any on-coming Jose Iturbi. WILLIAM KAUFMAN wills a cer- tain red head to no one. He's no fool! BETH LANG wills anything but her dad's V-8. HERMAN LUDWIG wills his talent for pestering people to Quintin Nevenhoven. DON MAY wills all of his corn to the agriculture class. RUTH MEYER wills her ability to play volleyball to Dolores Cooper. HENRIETTA NEVENHOVEN wills her soft speaking voice to the quiet freshmen. BURNS NEWCOMER wills his place as time- keeper at basketball games to someone less interested in the game. OLIVER OHL- WINE wills his pleasant, cooperative manner to any top sergeant. WILLARD ROD- ERMEL wills his wisecracks to any underclassman whose jokes are much to dry. VILLA RUSSELL wills her gum chewing technique to anyone who might enjoy it. BENNIE SANFORD wills what he calls h-is car to the next scrap drive. EDWARD SCHNULLE wills his curly hair to Dave Stenmark whose own has been a bit repressed. JANET STENMARK wills her violin playing ability to Jack Benny. LAUREN STER- ENBERG wills his solemn countenance during a basketball game to Coach Peterson. VIOLA STERN wills her bowling prowess to Coach Peterson. DANNY TERRY wills his luxuriant whiskers to 'anyone who can't grow them. HAROLD TOMS wills all of his muscle and gristle to Grant Landis. RUTH VOCK wills her well4groomed coiffure to Bobby Smith. ' IDA MAE WALTERS wills her ready laugh to anyone who has no sense of humor. VERA MAY WEHMEYER wills her skill in arriving in home room at the last minute to any freshman who may need it in three years. PHIL WHITE wills his wind to any needy tornado. JEAN WHITSELL wills her ability to recite poetry to all the juniors who will be sure to need it next year. , .l ..l5..