Hurley High School - Log Yearbook (Hurley, WI)

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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

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gig tgmm M255 play SEATED: B. Komsi, S. Rowe, R. Lehocky, M. Matich, D. Bartolutti. STANDING: A. Burnello, P. Calvi, R. Ahonen, R. Barnabo, D. johnson, B. Savant, L. Daul, J. Lang- lois, M. Connors, N. Vecellio, Miss Weiser, R. Sbraggia, S. Kangas, R. Beres, M. Brignoli, D. Berglund. THE SENIOR CLASS PLAY The enjoyable comedy, You Can't Take It With You, ably presented by a cast of 19, on November 4 and 5, easily ranked with the best productions of the Hurley Senior Classes. The play dealt with the various idiosyncrasies of a gay, carefree family, whose primary purpose in life appeared to be a thorough enjoyment of its lighter moments. A fast moving com- edy, which kept the audience laughing, revolved around situations which could present them- selves in a home life such as Martin Vanderhoff and his happy brood had. Under the direction of Miss Helen Weiser, the characters portrayed their roles with a sense of feeling often lacking in a high school production. lt was apparent to the audience that they were thoroughly enjoying the situations they were cast into. Six long weeks of hard prac- tice made this production possible.