Hurley High School - Log Yearbook (Hurley, WI)

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MR. DE RUBEIS' GROUP ROW 1: J. Gary, Thomas, D. Nolan, A. Vita, B. Julien, T. Lempi, G. llill, R. Dalle Ave, C. Ruha. ROW 2: Mr. DeRubeis, Baron, K. Sargent, Thiede, Geach, B. Barnes, B. Rowe, L. Schiavo, E. Gersich. ROWS: Trombi, L. Jacobson, Gulan, T. Kasper, D. Kellerman, L. Voss, R. Nevala, Conhartoski, K. llautala. 4TH HOUR GEOMETRY CLASS There are eleven of us so-called brains in this 4th hour mental torture chamber. lJon't take me wrong. It is not really as bad as l make it sound, because we do have fun in our geome- try class. Everyday we listen to him talk and hear him utter the H1051 amazing things that no one else could ever possibly think of. Arc-degree, angle-degree, angle-minute ....... what does it all mean? Just go and ask Mr. llaglund, he knows it all. When he is waiting at the door to greet us with a sheet of paper we all know what it means. Test today. Oh, we just love that. Before giving us the test, he'll tell us about our last test. Marks ranging from 60-0. Not too bad. We don't mind going to the board to do a problem, but when it comes to making the figure it takes a little too long. Mr. llaglund will then come to the board and say. Here, I'll draw the figure. One of these days l expect him to get up and throw his book down and quit. More time for talk. Usually we don't know what is going on, but no one would be able to find more intelligent looking faces anywhere. lle doesn't have to worry about us, we're bound to catch on sooner or later. Most likely later. Lntil we do we know there is no other class like Mr. llaglund's geometry class. Judy Lahti.

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fkzaaffz fag tgfzzf ROW 1: S. Rowe, B. Komsi, J. Langlois, N. Vecellio. ROW 2: D. Ekmark, M. Organist, j. Holman, K. Morzenti, Mr. Castagna, R. Zell, R. Lehocky, P. Calvi M. Hill. LOG STAFF We of this year's log staff are deeply indebted to many students, not pictured, who have rendered their services for this annual, and without whose help this Log would not have been possible. They are Adriean Studden, Karen Coxey, Mary Kay Organist, Earl Brozzo, Bob Barnabo, Rudy Beres, and many others who also helped. Our division pages this year as you have probably noticed, are pictures of the various schools in the county from which our students have come. We have tried to pay tribute to these schools and the teachers who so skillfully teach in them. Our Log this year is in memory of Miss Georgiana Boyington, and is dedicated to the three teachers who have left our system. Miss Gersich, Mr. Kromery, and Mr. Vergamini. Many mornings and evenings were spent working on this L0g,and we hope we can please all of our readers. If there are mistakes they are purely unintentional and we hope you will bear with us. We hope you will enjoy this Log and in the years to come will look back with happiness on its fond memories. The Staff