Polo High School - Cycle Yearbook (Polo, IL)

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PCHS c , I 1945 The Juniors The juniors are something more than just lower classmeng they are to follow in the wake of the seniors and carry on the traditions of the school. This year's junior class consists of 62 members, a good-sized class. They have spent almost three years in high school and now feel that they know what it is all about. . This class has done a good job in all athletics, their girls are active in G. A. A., they have boys who are prominent in F. F. A., and many of their members are contributing talent to the various music organizations. We seniors can't criticize this class too much because when the juniors were freshmen we weren't much ourselves. They had their troubles as do all of us. One great worry was class rings: could they get thern?: when would they come?g where would they get the money to finish paying for them? But somehow, they are wearing rings all their own now. This year's class will probably put on the traditional junior play and we are all looking forward to it. ' We '45'ers are all quite sure that we are the most successful group ever to grad- uate from P. C. I-I. S.: but, nevertheless, the juniors will undoubtedly make good sen- iors too. Tom Buck - - President Robert Moats Vice - President Elaine Gilbert Secretary - Treasurer Elizabeth Keefer - Student Council Robert Cunningham - Student Council Advisers: Mr. Isley, Mrs. Robb, Miss Lawson, Miss Truckenbrod Calendar Class Picnic - October 9 Class Play April 27 Banquet - - May 11 C153