Jim was a big old log and he weighed alot too. And one really intelligent student (who the writer of this paper thinks is very stupid) decided it would be a fabulous idea to have Jim as a token of the high school.
Little did we know that Jim had a weight problem.
Four hefty boys, a couple linemen,a linebacker, and a
Biology student took the task of carrying Jim up a hill
that had an angle of about 60 degrees.For one hour Jim the log
was carried inch by inch up a 30 foot incline.
Jim arrived at our school in one piece but after the unloading incident which required two dollies and six people. Jim will be resting forever in two very large and heavy pieces. His final resting places will be in the renovated courtyard of Russell High School(Habitat Improvement). So ended the ballad of Ol Jim.
Signed, Colt Fleu Matt Tatsch, Mary Howard, Brandon Kidd, Chris Hayslip, Adam Ballash, and Mrs. Valentine.
Note: The story was sent to Kentucky Water Watch Via E-mail, the images were taken by Apple QuickTake Digital Camera and transmitted via FTP to KY Water Watch to be included in this web page. If your school is conducting similar stream monitoring projects and would like more information on high technology reporting procedures, contact us at KY Water Watch or contact the folks at Russell High School listed above!