Hurley High School - Log Yearbook (Hurley, WI)

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LI TERA T URE EXERCISE IN GYM, OR OHH, MY ACHING BACK A few days ago, when I had finished my fifth period physics class, I decided that I iust might ramble down to see how Miss Brigham was coming along and also, JUST MAYBE participate in some of the little games she plans for us. ll've neglected to add that Had I not sauntered down to gym, Miss Brigham would have sent me a little invitation, composed of, COME DOWN, OR ELSE .l The minute our glad eyes feast on Miss B. we utter, What do we have to do today? To which she generally replies, We're going to play iacks and table tennis. Then we'll invite the boys down to dance, and when you girls get tired of that we will serve tea. To this we reply, Do we have to change then? A look is given us which indicates that we do. While we are still in a iovial mood she informs us that today we have exercises. Ohhh ioy! Had I known I would have slept this morning. After numerous protests such as, I have a. headache, I can't find my gym clothes, I'm recovering from pneumonia, or My mother doesn't want me to get my gym clothes dirty. and the old stand by, I don't feel well today. None of which seem to appeal to her maternal instincts, as she yells in a too sweet voice, Get up here and do these exercises. If you walk you exercise, and if you can't find your clothes wear mine, or else come up in your ------ the last words are generally drowned out by moans of protest and obediencef Gym class generally goes like this with very few exceptions. We try to get out of exercises with the least amount of exertion possible. Then the bell rings and we run down to the locker room anticipating a nice cool shower, but as you've guessed, there are no towels to be found. The bell rings for our next class but no matter how much we rush, which is usually very little, we're always late- G. R. of vlilwzf X . ' I1 f X I N 1 Ql..il,lml,..f'f.gj,i'.1Z' ffl ,Jfi!l2t ' gg? lf jll H gli 7-lAA'aE.Hf lj g A V lf r ya. Mft fyf ,I Q W' 1 l l ig, L ,I f, , lj lil ll ' ll l M M1 l ilidll A I ll OE J l'Lf,'STUR'm I H u.fH1Pu.saouEl All ll, e EE-Q1 J 4 Gglgmf l T c fM07'!0!V5!' BASHFMLZV., c ..Ou7.Dd0R UT.. l r -ml' li if ll ll 'U ll ll f l l 5 A 'BI-Pan t I6 Jxfrfj All Al Lk lllif, l.f?,5 ll-llnxjglpl F xcljlli cs 1375 ll 1'f6'.9 l tl ' llllflzgqg' 'l..l,'25'f.,. ll ll I Q ?.l 'iff A l T ll' ' . J! ' li g'fT'Qlif 5 MR.ltlI0fFNAN3lAllll1 l 7- I iz X ull' 'll lu ll f p , ll is I .' l,l LUNG .AND ofngff.. 'Ny 'MENTAL CHPA fry' illjlkl' lg Smky.. 5322 DO YOU AG-REE

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