Tiro High School - Tiroan Yearbook (Tiro, OH)

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- We girls didn't know what to do for the next three hours so we decided to get our hair washed and set. We stopped at the first beauty parlor we came to. To our amazement there was B etty Bevier, a beautician. After we got our hair fixed we went shopping for some clothes of the type they wear in Hawaii. To our surprise we saw Ruth Graham, a clerk in the Honolu1uFashion Shop, a store that sells all kinds of clothing. By the time we got out of the store it was time to get the car. The car wasn't completely repaired when we got back but we waited because they said it would take only a little while longer. When it was finished a young man about twenty-seven who looked very familiar to me, drove it over to where Mr. Kinney and we girls were standing. To our surprise it was Glenn Burkey, another old class- mate from Tiro. We talked to Glenn for awhile and then went back to Mr. Kinney's house for dinner. That night after dinner was over Mr. Kinney took us to a Hula Hula dance. The dance was very good but I thought I would never get over seeing Naomi Fried and Eleanor Leonhart, their main guest, singing and doing the hula while the Hawiians played their ukuleles. That night Cordy and I decided we had better wire home for some money. The first thing the next morning we were in for 'another surprise. The girl who sent the telegram was Rose Steele, another classmate. That night Naomi, Eleanor, Betty, Ross and his wife, Ruth, Rose, Glen. Marjorie, Cordy, and I had a party at Mr. Kinney's house because Cordy, Marjorie, and I were going back to C alifornia the next day. When we got to C alifornia, C ordy and I took the first train back to Tiro. It surely felt good to get my feet back on home soil again. Rose S teele Florence Auck 18

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Cordy sa1d I would l1ke to see 'T he Rambhng B ells of T1ro starmg the Stuxnper Twins I never laughed so much in all my l1fe as I d1d that night watching Leona and Leland Sturnp performing I never dereamed that anyone out of our class would become an actress or an actor We went back stage to congratulate Leona and Leland on their fine performance It was st1l1 early and we Cordy Mai-Jorie Leona Leland and I dec1ded to to a small cafe a short distance from the theater The wa1tress who came and took our order was Florence Auck We talked w1thFlorence for awhile but she couldn t talk very long as the people kept coming 1n and the tables were all f1l11ng up Is it like this every night? I asked Florence No but tonight one of the greatest smgers of the world 1S to be here Florence replled We deczded we wouldn t stay for the program but before we left it had begun We didn t pay much attention to it unt1l we heard a familiar vo1ce We were happily sur pr1sed when Florence brought Helen Fagan the singer to our table We talked with Helen unt1l a late hour The next morn1ng Marjorie Cordy and I talked things over and dec1ded to go to HaWa11 One night when we were aboard the boat for Hawall It began to get rather windy out but above all the no1se I could hear some kind of mumblmg Th1s got on my nerves and I decided to go down to the lower deck When I got to the bottom of the steps some boxes, eager to see the slnger To my amazement there was Ross Ecksteln serenad1ng his wife with such a song What are you doing on th1s boat I asked? Ross replled My wife and I are go1ng to Hawa11 on our honeyrnoon Would you like to come to my cabin wluch Marjorie and Cordy occupy also? I asked They accepted and we had a chat about old times We were on the boat about f1ve days when we finally arrlved at Maul Hawan After I had walked down the gang plank with my luggage and was wa1t1ng for the rest of the party I must have fa1nted because I don t remember anythmg that happened for quite some txme In fact the f1rst th1ng I remember I was 1n bed at someone s home I couldn t thmk who in Hawau would take me 1nto h1s home so I asked MarJor1e who was Slttlng by the bed whose house I was in She told me lt was Mr Kmney s our sponsor back at T1ro Then I remembered why I had fa1nted I had seen Mr Kinney and it was such a shock after seeing most of our classmates that I Just famted The next day I felt better thanl had for qulte sometlme Mr Kinney showed us around ln the afternoon until his car broke down We finally got to a f1ll1ng stat1on where they fixed almost anything They told Mr K1nney he could have h1s car 1n three hours 17 I 1 n . I 1 n s 1 . go it sounded as if someone were singing "I Wish I Was Single Again". I peeked around

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FAREWELL TO THE SENIORS To The Seniors: It has been a priviledge and a pleasure to be advisor and friend to the 1949 graduating class of Tiro High School. The members of this class need only preserve and continue their characteristic loyalty and co-operation to insure future success in thier chosen fields of endeavor. I hope, and feel, that the graduation exercise of 1949 need not be the end of a pleasant association but that such association will continue in the years to come. To the Senior Class of 1949, farewell, with the wish that each of you may en- joy the best that the years may bring. S uperintendent, Dale B . Kinney We, the Junior C lass of 1949, in saying farewell to the Seniors, wish to ex- press our appreciation of their companionship and friendliness in the years we have gone to school with them. They have filled an important place in the life and activities of this school. We are proud of the record they have made and the example they have set for us to follow. We sincerely rejoice with them in the achievement of a goal toward which they have long been working. The Junior C lass 19