Tiro High School - Tiroan Yearbook (Tiro, OH)

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X -'-- ,I I A ,.. W Xp X, 1,1 1jF6PE5.r?fjS '2E.fI1QffL' i' F- -Q-FI, ,ff - N 1 7 - X Q .... No, lj.-at far: lk- -K, X, is Zgifigi gglzgiiiz - X-,.. .,:,- , N . I, ' w,.E:gS,: .,g,f,q.1er,. ' e ,X-' 4-as.. gui : ' :':ff9EE: X 'K H , 1 5, , X X X . IDEAL GIRL X QS X While dreaming about a girl, with good looks, personality, build and every- X ' O is thing else we would want our ideal girl to possess, we suddenly came to the re- 2 X allzation just such a girl is in our class. R - In solving this problem,the following characteristics, abilities and traits A X were considered. ' ' I! Q She has the height and personality of Irene Cole, the figure of Zita Metzger, the dancing talent of Teresa Rietschlin, the music ability of Ruth e- X Bevier. ' She possesses the ability of being a good house wife lilns Glenna llae Smith, 5 the hair of Janette Studer, the neatness of Alta Baker, the flashing brown eyes Q of Zita Metzger, and the studiousness of Ruth Bevier. fi Without leaving out the popularity of Teresa Rietschlin, the smile of Zita Metzger, the card playing ability of Alta Baker, the gracefulness of Janette i Studer, the athletic ability of Zita Metzger, the complexion of Ruth Bevier, the 3 S ability to go steady of Irene Cole, and the always friendliness of Glenna Mae 3 smith. ,NN Ni x, ' This completes our judgement as seen through the eyes of the Senior boys. t S x X A ,' 5' By George Cole, Chuck Wagner and Joe Graham 4 459,51 .e i t Q9 5 CIASS PUN A SHOPPING TRIP N X After checking my shopping list, I found there was a need of many articles. - gg. At a near by coal yards, I ordered two tons of coal. I next stopped at a 15 SSE' 1, BA1CERy to order a cake. In the toy department of a large store was purchased a 5 ' toy WAGON Clagnerl for the little boy next door, who was a GENE1us for tearing x S anyghing apart. ' ' The neighborhood grocery store was my next stop, where I ordered a TURKeY, by and added to my other packages a box of GRAHAM crackers. After the cashier rang up my BILL I found myself with several new packages. X x Y As I went by the RIETSCHLIN Theater, where to my surpr1le,,,th0 ,show was en- W x titled Black3llITH's of a century ago. When going out I GAReI.ess1y. bumped into ,' a man who 8TUDdERed, and told me to watch where I was going. ' .gm .. Q I Finally I was homeward hound. 'The street oar was nearly empty so I easily 9 A got a seat. At a sudden stop, severgl packages dropped with a thud. The man in the next seat asked, 'KEN I help youf' He picked up a few packages I had RUTH- . lessly dropped and I made sure they 'd1dn't drop again. 'IX Q At last the street oar cams to my stop. Walking toward home I IRT SIR , Clletzgerj GEORGE. After eating a hot Slsling supper I totally collapsed in a large comfortable cha1r,ready to enjoy a nap by the fire place unF'ETTERed by any .3 more cares. as P 1, ' un Baker I i ' ' 4' 1. ,., Ii -1ff?':i53 'lt ' if 4 2 ' .a,s.s,-.., - 'N' 1 1 SLM. - .NSN . 0 ,XM in ,R - -P Q-we X. - . - we '4-4 Qs: It ' I -..--- H e.,-,, - ' 1 2 an :Q ' I ,f