Hurley High School - Log Yearbook (Hurley, WI)

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CHEERLEADERS . K wee Ufh isibfwn KQfhy B P exe! O im Roiove The Hurley High School gained two new cheerleaders at the beginning of this year, and now as the school year draws to a close, they will lose twoi Newcomers to the squad are Rosalie Peterson and Kathleen Baima, both girls having two years remaining. Kathi Allice and Kathleen Meade as co-captains have completed their last year of cheering. Both have been cheerleaders for two years. The hi-lite of cheerleading this year, came when the Hurley High Cheer- leaders were host of the Range Cheerleading Conference, to which all range cheerleaders attended. 509

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TO GENTILE He never does hurry, he never does rush. He never does worry, he never does much. He's a guy full of iokes, and things known as such. I He's a guy with a sign, Girls, do not touch. To be a debonaire, is this wise guy's choice. To wear a top hat and drive a Roll's Royce. The swooning of girls at his sweet mellow voice. Tony, l say, 'this idea's quite nice.' Handsome is he, this guy of small stock! With a face like a gangster and a head like a rock. Proficient, is he when it comes to our talk. But, oh, he'll put you out with one sock. And so Meet Gentile, these words are well meant. If not, you're life will be one of repent. ln his fine company your time is well-spent. And his good friendship leads to content. - Kathi Allice - DO YOU REMEMBER THESE EXPRESSIONS? Miss Bino - 'Take a passl' Mr. Connors - All right, please. Miss Weiser - Something like that. Mr. Forte - Well, I'II tell you. Mr. Sybeldon - 'Let me put it this way . . .' Miss Schuh - Ready for dictation. Mr. Orsoni - By gollyl' Mr. Korpi - 'lt's in the book, find it. Mrs. Dahl - 'No chalk, again. Mr. Castagna - Do l make myself clear? Mr. Haglund - 'Clear the halls. Miss Hambley - You can't get blood out of a turnip.' Miss Gersich - That's a good question. Mr. Gianunzio - 'All right, you guys, shut upl' Miss Frace - Why don't you . . . etc. . . .' Mr. Hoffman - 'Hal Ha! Yea, yea! Mr. Riccelli - a,s,a,f,g - space - h,i,k,l, semi. Miss Ebli - 'You've more excuses than Carter has pills. Mr. Asperheim - lt's disgusting. Mr. Vergamini - You're the laziest bunch of guys . . .' Mr. De Rubeis - Well, now .... Mr. Kromery - Say.' SENIORS Ninety-six we total in all, Some of us big and some of us small. We are the class of '54, All these years have been fun galore. We've worked hard for pleasure's sake, But even harder for the grades we make. Our teachers have been very kind ln helping us our paths to find. Our classes we have well endured Hoping our future is now assured. For when we walk from here that day, We will be traveling a different way. But we'll turn back and think once more Three cheers for the class of '54. - Darlene Anderson - I