Mineral City High School - Broadcaster Yearbook (Mineral City, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1953 volume:

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STANDING: Mr. Roberf Roberfsong Mr. Louis Kwasnicka, vice presidenh Mr. Carl Blasenhauer. 2 ll DICATIIL Wo, ihe members of fhe graduafing class of nineleen hundred fif+y-+l1ree, affec+iona+ely dedicafe +h i s Broadcas'ler +o Miss Madge Dolly, our lrue friend, +o whom we are de:-ply indebled for giving us our s+ar+ in educafion as our firsi grade leacher in ninelcen hundred forly-one, and who has lalren a special inleresl in each and every one of us during our school years. HIGH SCll00L FAUULTY - Fr CLAYTON HUFF ROBERT HEACQCK FAE MUSGRAVE A.s., B.s. in Ea., M.s. U B.s. an Em A b Ag H Oh- S U ' '+ niversily o ron 5 WY 0 e9e Nllh lei? Szliziljgy Coach - Social Sludies Home Ec. - English ' English JAMESSBAKE5 RALPH SANTEE RUTH PIERCE U , , y . . n uslc AB B' ' ln ' Ken+ Sfafe Universil' BS l M ' OMG Norlkilx. Umverslly Ohio Norfhern Universi+y Muskingum College Ohio S+a+e Universify Business Eclucafion Vocal Music lns+rumen+al Music 3 SEIIIIIIRS 1 LORIN SHROYER Presidenf - Baseball I - 2 - 3 - 4, Baskeiball I-2-3-4, Class Play 3-4, Track I-2-3-4, Trailblazer Sraif 3-4, Annual Siaff 4. DAN DEAN Vice Presidenl'-Treasurer I, Band 3, Mixed Chorus 2, Baslcefball I-2, Scholarship Team 3, Senior Schol- arship Team 4, Trailblazer Slaii 3, Annual Sfafi. M O T T O : Noi Finished, Jusl' Begun. C O L O R S : Red and Whife. CLASS FLOWER: Red Carnafion. RUTH ANN CRONE Secrefary- Mixed Chorus I-2-3, Girls' Glee Club I-2-3, Class Play 3-4, Trailblazer Siaff 3-4, Annual Sfaff 4. 4 FRANKLIN PRICE Treasurer-Band I-2-3, Boys' Glee Club I-2-3, Boys' Quar+eHe I-2, Mixed Chorus I-2-3, Presideni' I- 3, Track I, Baseball I-2-3-4, Baskef- ball I-2-3-4, Ciiizenship Award I- 3. Class Play 3-4, Trailblazer Sraif 2-4. Annual S+af'i 4. MARCIA JEAN BOLIN Secrefarv 2. Band l-2-3-4, Band Award 2, Class Play 3-4, Girls' Ensemble 2-3, Girls' Glee Club I- 2 - 3 - 4, Mixed Chorus I-2-3-4, Scholarshi p Tea m I-2-3, Senior Scholarship Team 4, Schol- arship Award 3. Trailblazer Slaff 3-4, Annual Slaff 4. PHILLIP RUFENER Traclc 2, Baseball l-2, Boys' Quar- l'eHe l-2, Boys' Glee Club l-2-3-4. Mixed Chorus I - 2 - 3 - 4, Class Play 3-4, Scholarship Team 2, Trailblazer S+a'Ff 3-4, Annual S+af'F 4. SENIURS JAMES LINDSAY Band I-2-3-4, Baseball I-3-4, Bas- kefball I-2-3-4, Baskefball Awards I-3-4, Trailblazer Sfaff 4. 5 DELBERT HOLCOMB Dover High School I-2-3, Senior Scholarship Team 4, Trailblazer Slaff 4. JERETTA FINLEY Track 2, Prompier 3, Mixed Chor- us I, Girls' Glee Club I, Trail- blazer 3-4. E SENIIIRS DOROTHY MYERS Prompier 3-4, Mixed Chorus I-2-3, Girls' Glee Club I-2-3, Trailblazer Sfaff 3-4. ,, S ,lf if , ,Q E EUGENE LABUS A, E Band I-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus I-2- A 4, Boys' Glee Club I-2-3, Boys' JOHNNY VAN METER Quarfelrle I-2, Class Play 3-4, - - n - Trailblazer Siaff 3-4. Annual Slaff gisibagolf' cgtiedciiorrsz . y - - - . 4' Trailblazer Slaff 3-4, Annual Sfaff 6 K . I if f lf 'A 1 DON DEAN Presidenl' 2, Mixed Chorus I-2, Boys' Glee Club I-2, Boys' Quar- +eHe I-2, Class Play 3, Scholar- ship Team 3, Senior Scholarship Team 4, Trailblazer Sfaff 3-4. JANICE BELL Band I-2-3-4, Band Award 3, Cheerleader 3, Class Play 3-4, Mixed Chorus I-2-3-4, Girls' Glee Club I-2-3-4, Girls' Ensemble 3, Scholarship Award I, Scholarship Team I-2-3, Senior scholarship Team 4, Trailblazer Sfaff 3-4, An- nual Siaff 4. . jg I M RUTH SHROYER Band 4, Cheerleader 3-4, Class Play 3-4, Mixed Chorus I-2-3, Girlc' Glee Club I-2-3, Trailblazer Sfaff 3-4. JOE WILSON Siage Manager 3-4, Baslcelball 3, Senior Scholarship Team 4, Trail- blazer Slaff 4, Annual Slall 4. I I I l I 1 I I afl g I T all SENIURS SHIRLEY GREGOR Band I-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus I-2- 3-4, Girls' Glee Club I-2-3-4 Girls' Ensemble 2-3, MaioreHe I- 2-3-4, Secrelary 3, Class Play 3-4, Besi' All-'Round Sludenf I, Trail- blazer Sfaff 3-4. 7 1-Q -I .Q A JACK WILSON Baslce+ball Manager 3, S'I'age Man- ager 3-4, Scholarship Team 3, Sen- ior Scholarship Team 4, Trailblazer S+aff 3-4. CAROL RAUSCH Band I-2-3-4. Mixed Chorus I-2- 3-4, Girls' Glee Club I-2-3-4, Girls' Ensemble 2-3, Scholarship Team 2, Senior Scholarship Team 4, Office Secre+ary 4, Trailblazer Slaff 3-4, Annual Slalf 4. .llllllllll CLASS lllS'l'llRY On Sepfember 2, I94I fhe sun rose ai ifs usual fime and everyone wa: busy going abouf fheir fasks. Liffle did fhey realize fhal' fhis day would go down in hisfory. ll' was on lhis day fhal fhe Class of '53 began. Twenfy boys and eleven girls were beginning fheir school year under Miss Madge Dolly. Thev were as follows: John Abel, Eugene Arqenfo, Jovce Beers, Janice Bell, Marcia Jean Bolin, Jack Brinkman, Lucille Brinkman, William Crislip, Billv Crilley, Rufh Ann Crone, Donald McDonald, Vance Douglas, Eu- qene Duerr, Jereifa Finley, Anna Mae Green, Roberl' Hardqrove, Bud Labus, James Lindsay, Charles Meek, Merle Meek, Verle Meek, Doro- l'hy Myers, Franklin Price, Carol Rausch, Lorin Shrover, Rufh Shrover, Johnny Van Mefer, Kay Whiflock, Jack Wilson and Joe Wilson. ln our second vear wi+h Miss Mafhev, 'lhe presenl' Mrs. LaFolleHe. as our feacher we found we had losl' Kay Whiflock, John Abel, William Crislip, Charles Meek, Jack Wilson, and Joe Wilson. Our new class members were Bobbv Brannon. Twila Humphrey, Ronald Overdorff and Phillip Rufener. As fhird qraders we found Miss Banker as our feacher. We made a few changes by adding Befly Hein, Grefchen Kasfor, Pearl Kennison, and Ellsworfh Tope, while we los+ Joyce Beers, Vance Douglas, Roberf Hardgrove, Anna Mae Green, Ronald Overdorff and Eugene Duerr, ln fhe fourfh grade we had Miss Annabelle Rudolph as our feacher. The addifions fo our class were Goldie Anderson, Charles Carling, Dan Dean, Don Dean, Delberl' Holcomb, and Leonard Porfer. We losl' Roberf Brannon, Beffy Hein, Twila Humphrey and Verle Meek. ln 'lhe fall of '45 we again found Miss Anna- belle Rudolph as our feacher. This year we gained John Flowers, Shirley Gregor, Lesfer Ley, and Dorofhy Pealy while we losf Jack Brinkman, Grefchen Kasfor, Pearl Kennison, Donald Mc- Donald and Leonard Porfer. ln our sixfh year we found Mrs. Emma Gude- koonfz fo be our feacher. We were well pleased. We gained Dick McGuire, Jim Ray and Henry Young. We losf Charles Carling and Wayne Lindeman. We were now sevenfh graders and fhus moved fo fhe second floor. We found fhe change in classes quife excifing. Again Mrs. Emma Gude- koonlz was our home room feacher. We had four new members: Bill Barkheimer, Diane Bers- fon, Chuck McGuire and Lesley Zurfley. ln our eighfh year wifh Mr. J. H. Proper as home room feacher, we losl' Eugene Argenfo, Lucille Brinkman, Billy Crilley, Chuck McGuire, Dick McGuire, and Delberf Holcomb. Thus ended our firsf eighf years of our school life. The following fall in Sepfember I949, we en- lered High School. This year we fell' much older. Duo fo a fraffic accideni' we losl' John Flowers. Our home room feacher was Miss Annabelle Rudoloh. The faculfy consisfed of Mr. Proper, Mr. Huff, Mr. Bonvechio, Miss Rudolph, Mr. Baker, Mrs. Conglefon, and Principal, Mr. Riley. Mr. Huff was our class advisor during our Sophomore year. This year we losf Bill Bark- heimer, Diane Bersfon, Lesfer Ley, and Henry Young. The faculfy consisfed of Miss Rudolph, Mr. Huff, Mr. Prazniak, Mr. Proper, Mr. Baker, Miss Sill and Principal, Mr. Sfover. Being Juniors we really felf wonderful. During +his year we presenled a fhree-acf comedy Comin' Round fhe Moun+ain . I+ was direcfed by Mr. Proper and proved +o be a greaf success. Anofher big evenf of fhe year was fhe Junior- Senior Banquef, held af fhe Pines in Canfon, Ohio. Jack and Joe Wilson and Jack Ayers were new members, while we los+ Jim Ray and Dorofhy Pealy. Facully consisfed of Mr. Huff, Mr. Proper, Mr. Prazniak, Mr. Baker, Miss Sill, Principal D. W. Sfover and Miss Musgrave, our home room feacher. ln Sepfember l952, we refurned for our sen- ior year, feeling very dignified and imporfanf. We presenfed a fhree-acl' comedy Mama's Baby Boy , direcfed by Miss Musgrave. Delberf Holcomb ioined our class while we losf Jack Ayers and Ellsworfh Tope. Mr. Huff was our home room feacher. Ofhers on fhe faculfy were Mr. Heacock, Mr. Sanfee, Miss Musgrave, Mr. Baker, Miss Rufh Pierce and Principal, Mr. Sfover. Those who sfarfed here in 'lhe firsf grade and wenf all fwelve years fo M.C.H.S. are: Janice Bell, Marcia Jean Bolin, Rufh Ann Crone, Jer- e++a Finley, Beffy Gross, Jim Lindsay, Dorofhy Myers, Franklin Price, Carol Rausch, Lorin Shroyer, Rufh Shroyer, Johnny Van Mefer. SENIIIII CLASS WILL We, lhe Senior Class ol I953, Mineral Cily High School, Counly of Tuscarawas, Slale ol Ohio, Uniled Slales ol America, in lull possession ol a sound memory, mind and underslanding, do make and declare lhis lo be our lasl will and leslamenlg and make null and void all previous documenls made by us al any lime herelolore. We do hereby bequealh: I, JANICE BELL, leave my 2nd year Algebra book and my place in band lo Marie Gribi. I, MARCIA JEAN BOLIN, leave my seal on lhe school bus lo Marie Gribi and my German Shepherd dog lo Grelchen Kaslor, lor proleclion. I, RUTH ANN CRONE, leave my abilily lo cook and lo gel along wilh leachers lo Margie Ann Shroyer. I, DAN DEAN, leave my abilily lo keep a driver's license lo Eugene Argenlo. l, DON DEAN, leave my vocabulary 'lo anyone in lhe Junior Class who can use il. I, JERETTA FINLEY, leave my Hislory book lo Grelchen Kaslor. I, DELBERT HOLCOMB, leave my abilily lo gel along wilh people lo all lhe members ol lhe Junior Class. I, SHIRLEY GREGOR, leave my lallness and place as maiorelle lo Margie Ellen Brick and singing abilily lo Sue Ginlz. I, BUD LABUS, leave my abilily lo keep my lemper lo Dick McNull. I, JIM LINDSAY, Ieeye my Ieneeee end popularily lo Bill Crilley. I, DOROTHY MYERS, leave my ebIIa+y lo gel lo school on lime lo Goldie Anderson. I, FRANKLIN PRICE, leave my abilily lo gel Physics lo Bob Souers. I, CAROL RAUSCH, leave my ollice secrelary job lo Eugene Argenlo. I, PHILLIP RUFENER, leave my posilion as edilor ol lhe Broadcasler lo Dwighl lckes. I, KELLY SHROYER, leave my place on lhe baskelball leam lo J. C. Burlon. I, RUTH SHROYER, leave mv abilily lo keep an engagemenl lo Dorolhy McNull and my abilily lo cheerlead lo Janel Davidson. l, JOHNNY VAN METER, leave my abilily lo gel along wilh leachers lo Eugene Argenlo. I, JACK WILSON, leave my abilily lo keep oul ol delenlion lo Joan Scoll. I, JOE WILSON, leave my abilily lo gel English lo Bill Crilley. 9 E. lllll CLASS PIHIPIIECY ll' is lhe year l963 as we look back a+ 'rhe members of lhe gradualing class of l953 al' Mineral Cily High School. Joe Wilson, Jack Wilson, and Kelly Shrover have formed 'rhe W. W. S. Television Broad- casling Company. Lalely l'hev have designed a new +elevision se+, now on lhe marker, which picks up slalions from all over 'lhe world. Shirley Gregor, well-known movie ac+ress and singer, is fealured on her own weekly show over 'lhe W. W. S. Broadcasling Syslem. Frequenl quesls on Shirley's program are Janice Bell and Phil Rulener. Janice, world famous clarinelisl, has iusl relurned from a slrenuous concerl' lour of Europe and lhe Uniled Slales. Phil has be- come a popular enlerlainer. He sings and plays lhe piano. Recenlly he has been asked +o play for lhe Presidenl' of lhe Uniled Slales and lhe Queen of England. Shorlly affer gradualion, Bud Labus purchased lhe Chevrolel division from lhe General Molors Company. He has moved his 'liaclory 'lo Mineral Cily where he now designs his own cars. lnci- denlally, Bud is lhe sponsor of Shirley's lelevision show. Righl across lhe slreel' and running compeli- +ion wilh Bud Labus is lhe largesl garage in Mineral Cily owned by Johnny Van Meier. He has become an experl mechanic and has more business lhan he can handle. The nexl' baskelball season afler gradualion, Jim Lindsay lurned professional. He has had many greal' seasons and has covered lhe world wilh his champion leam. His leam never los+ a game while Jim was playing. Lasl' year Jim gol 'lired of breaking records and he is now a referee. The lasl' reporl' we had aboul' Dan Dean was lhal' he was discharged from 'lhe Air Force. While in fhe service, he became famous for lhe iel plane he designed. Now he has relurned lo civilian life and is Uniled Airline's mosl valued pilo'I'. Soon afler qradualion Rulh Ann Crone ioined lhe Uniled Slales Olympic swimming leam. Afler laking 'rhe world's championship swimming meel, she loured lhe world wilh her leam. Now she has opened a recrealion cenler in Mineral Cily and is leaching her famous swimming skill lo lhe sludenls al Mineral Cily High School. Marcia Jean Bolin finally compleled her am- bilion +o become a nurse. Aboul a year ago she accepled lhe posilion as Supervisor of Nurses al +he world's new, largesl, and mosl' modern hospilal, Cily Hospilal localed in Min- eral Ci+y. Shorlly aller gradua'l'ion Franklin Price slarled his apprenliceship wilh lhe Warner and Swasey Company ol Cleveland, Ohio and now has es- lablished a planl' of his own 'lhal' employs lhou- sands of people in Mineral Cily. Ru+h Shroyer now runs lhe beauly shop known as Madam Ru+h's and her assislanl' head dresser is Dorolhy Myers. We also have a new consolidaled school building wilh Don Dean as superinlendenl. We also found Carol Rausch, who received her mas- +er's degree from Kenl Slale, and Jerella Finley 'reaching science. Delberl' Holcomb has now 'laken 'lhe place of Wally Cox in lhe 'lelevision show Mr. Peepers . His abilily lo gel along wilh people in school has made him well liked by his lelevision audi- ence. This is anolher of lhe W. W. S. Broad- casfing Company's programs. SENIDR SNAPSHO N' Y mul OU WEREYOUNG-. 11 'IHI10 FIRST GRADE SECOND GRADE THIRD GRADE FOURTH GRADE FIFTH GRADE SIXTH GRADE 12 THE YEARS Ox 1. f 3 SEVENTH GRADE EIGHTH GRADE NINTH GRADE TENTH GRADE ELEVENTH GRADE TWELFTH GRADE 13 JUNHIRS SEATED: Dwighi' Ickes, Presidenf Mariorie Ann Shroyer, Secre1'ary STANDING: Bob Souers, Treasurer Marie Gribi, Vice-Presiden+ Marjorie Brick, Janei Davidson, Eugene Argenio, Bill Crilley 14 JUNIURS Joan ScoH. Dick McNuH, Sue Ginfz, J. C. Bur+on Doro+hy McNu++, Grefchen Kasfor, Goldie Anderson 15 TE TH GRADE FRONT ROW: Lora Mae Bailey, Vice Presidenh Pauline Shonlr, Treasurer: Walfer Bur+on, Peggy Poole, Joyce Boyd, Secrefary. BACK ROW: Rosemary Nedrow, Miss Musgrave, Doris Sfeinbaugh, President N 'RARE l H F 'V- I gm-pei Qf FRONT ROW: Elmer Tope, Presidenlg Buddy BarneH, Carol Piffman, Marian Brinlrman, Gerfrucle Anderson, Wayne Anderson, Tommy Crilley, Secreiary. SECOND ROW: Terry Kirlrer, Eldon Bell, Charlene Douglas, Doroihy Ley, Hallie Sue Sfeinbaugh, Nifa Allen, Joel Gordon, Treasurer. THIRD ROW: Paul Lindsay, Vice Presidenf: Carl lclres, Pauline Crone, Rufh Cappillo, Joyce Price, Sam Argenfo, James Holcomb. FOURTH ROW: Miss Musgrave, Larry Yosf, Gayle Hammel, Bill Gam- ble, Ronnie Kwasniclxa, Charles Lebold, Frank Abel. 16 EIGHTH GRADE FRONT ROW: Ronald Edwards, Emery Brownfield, Murvel Burion, Carol GarreH, Jane Johnson, Joan Johnson, Judy Kirlmer. SECOND ROW: Helen Archinal, Margarei Beucler, Margie Crone, Joann Burchfield, Carol Davidson, Pairicia lclres, Myrna Lalie. THIRD ROW: John Carling, Mary Lou Shroyer, Brenda Blasenhauer, Mary Palrick, Lynn Lewis, Roberi Runyan, Mr. Sanlee. ABSENT: Rulh Dean, Vern Warren. iEYEiTH GRADE ,... -. , --R--stir: Q-rf CY' xi P L, N, 1 FRONT ROW: Mary Boyd, Jack Nemeh, Shirley Holcomb, Carl Harsha, Willa Burfon, Fred Beers, Waller Deubner, Paul Hidey. SECOND ROW: Glenn Yosi, lmogene Zurfley, Gary Archinal, Peggy Mafhey, Roberf Cropper, Charles Francis, Harold Wafson, Judy Coyle. THIRD ROW: Parker Allen, Jean Shroyer, Eldon Adams, Emma Poole, Alice Anderson, Belly Cappillo, Harold McNuH. FOURTH ROW: Shirley Ross, Glenda Ginfz, Edward Meh, Connie EllioH, Mr. Heacock. 17 ELEMENTARY FACULTY MADGE DOLLY VIOLET LaFOLLETTE. DOROTHY KNEUBUEHL B.S. in Ed. Ken? Sfale Universily B.S. in Ed. Kenl' Slale Universify Second Grade Kenl' Slale Universify Firs? Grade Third Grade NZD'- RITA HUBER ADA K. MAYS BERNICE RIPLEY Arizona S+a+e College Keni' S'ra're Universily Asbury College Four+h Grade Fiffh Grade Sixfh Grade 18 I 'PII GRADE FIRST ROW: Bryce Piifman, Barbara Harsha, Richard Wolfe, Franklin Bolin, Judy Brinkman, Riia Crone, Thurman Bailey. SECOND ROW: Louis Beucler, Myron Nedrow, Donna Burchfield, Roberi Roberfson, Nancy Tope, Rachel Lebold, Bruce Archinal, Doroihy Lindsay. THIRD ROW. John Hammel, Mary Brownfield, Mary Dunn, Virginia Pafriclx, John Finley, Duane Douglas. FOURTH ROW: Benny Price, Befiy Burfon, David Nedrow, Kenneih Ross, Miss Ripley. ,J-N... FIRST ROW: Sandra Nemefz, Beverly Davis, Kafhy Hanlinson, Loreiia Anderson, Vonifa Pairick, Maiel Smiiley, Wilberf Abel. SECOND ROW: Marlene Schafer, Carol Weisen, Linda Garreff, Roy Cappillo, Romona Smifley, George Johnson. THIRD ROW. Barbara Lebold, Bonnie Ball, Velma Waison, Marlene Souars, Virginia Burchfield, Ralph Brownfield. FOURTH ROW: Paul Davidson. William Lebold, Merfie McNuH, Linda Kwasnicira, Barbara Barios, Mrs. Mays, Bruce Iclros. ABSENT: Arfhur Bechfel, Larry Brannon. 19 gd-ii' gg QUE H GR DE FIRST ROW: Joseph Crone, John Lalce, George Piffman, Danny Tope, Gary Pealy, Dennis Dillon, L. C. Pafriolx, Linda Burchfield. SECOND ROW: Arline Archinal, Gale Sacco, Sherry Locker, Rodney Cropper, Dorinda McNuH, Genevieve Beucler, Della Nedrow, Don Yosi. THIRD ROW: Linda Gardner, Wilda George, Roberf Walfers, Carol Huff, Clifford Bechfel, Norma Nedrow, John Boyd. FOURTH ROW: Carol Reed, James Souers, Roberfa Sa++ler, Delmer Sfaley, Carey Bechfel, John Solvey, Carolyn McCarfnev, Miss Huber. ABSENT: Roberi Moore, Mary Carling. THIRD GRADE Qd.,u 11 va A FIRST ROW: Don Crilley, Lucille Anderson, Roberf Warren, Leonard Anderson, Karla Briclr, Emily Bechfel, Leroy Abel. SECOND ROW: BeHy Harsha, Dean Nemeh, John Beucler, Barbara Orr, Mary Ann Lechner, Peggy Sacco, Linda Fiddler. THIRD ROW: David Rudolph, Roberfe Warren, Dale Randulic, Ira Ross, Larry Weisen, John Ladrach, John S+. George, Miss Kneubuehl. ABSENT: Karen Brannon. 20 .ECU D GRADE 99 FIRST ROW: Wayne Callon, Kafhy Kwasnicla, Bobby Jones, James Pillman, Sally Crone, Palsy Wiglield, Candy Unsold. SECOND ROW: Raymond LePeIIey, Jeff Unsold, Sharon Davidson, Judy Ross, Rulh Malhey, David Oliver, Billy Bell, Kay Gardner. THIRD ROW: Nancy Bears, Billy Tope, Arna Dunn, Nancy Salller, Cheryl Burlr, Lynda Gears, Amanda Brownfield, Mrs. LaFoIIeHe. ABSENT: Billy Tim LaFolIeHe. FI T GRADE H. Lia: .LL gf , FIRST ROW: Emma Gene Pafriclr, Richard Carpenler, Rulh Ann Gordon, Nancy Harsha, Samuel Hiclzman, Pafly Brownfield, Connie Michna, Audrey Fiddler, Michael Crone. SECOND ROW: Roberla Jane Nedrow, Gary Sacco, Marie Haney, Ronald Wolfe, Garry Callon, Marjorie Olivel. Eric Smifh, Jerry Lee Schafer, Ronald McCarIney. THIRD ROW: Roberf Cappillo, Leroy Huff, Hershel Pafrick, Von Dawley, Elaine Blasenhauer, Paul Shipbaugh, Dennis Alsepf, Rodney Ronnie. FOURTH ROW: Norma Jean Sfaley, George Souars, Elixabelh Beucler, Sheila Tope, Dillon Hiclr- man, Gary Garrelf, Max Bechtel, Miss Dolly. ABSENT: Anna Marie Grove, Clifford Meal. Carl Eugene Moore. 21 ANNUAL STAFF SEATED: Joe Wilson, Carol Rausch, Phillip Rufener, Lorin Shroyer, Mr. Sfover. STANDING: BeH'y Gross, Janice Bell, Marcia Jean Bolin, Ru+h Ann Crone, Franklin Price, Dan Dean. Johnny Van Mefer, Eugene Lalous. Edrlor A , Aclverfising Manager Assis+an'rs , A Business Manager Circulalion Manager Fealure Wrilers ,, , Sporfs Ediior Typisls , Advisor .A Phillip Rufener ,,,, , , Y, .,,. , Lorin Shroyer ,, .r,, Dan Dean, Bud Lalous, Johnnie Van Meier , ,rr,,,,,, , r,,, , Carol Rausch ,,JoeWilson Ru'rh Ann Crone, Marcia Jean Bolin ,, , Franklin Price Janice Bell, Beffy Gross H ,,,,,,,, Mr. Sfover 22 TRAILBLAZER TRAILBLAZER STAFF BUSINESS MANAGERS Dan Dean Don Dean Phillip Rufener NEWS EDITORS Marie Gribi Margie Shroyer FEATURE EDITORS CBl'0l RBUSCII Shirley Gregor SPORTS EDITOR Dwight Ickes J. C. Burton Bill Crilley ALUMNI EDITOR Dorothy Myers ADVERTISING MANAGERS Franklin Price Johnny Van Meter Bud Labus Dick McNutt CIRCULATION MANAGERS Jeretta Finley Gretchen Kastor Eugene Argento TYPISTS Janice Bell Ruth Shroyer Betty Gross I COPY READERS Janice Bell Marcia Jean Bolin ANNUAL PICTURES TAKEN Mr. Harmon took the annual pictures for the senior class, January 21 and 22. Band pictures were taken Wednesday and the others Thursday. Not all of the pictures were taken, but will be in the near future. PhR: editor New Teachers At M.C.H.S. Three new teachers have been added to the high school faculty. Mr. Santee, commercial teacherg Mr. Heacock, coach, math and English teacherg and Miss Pierce, vocal instructor. JUNIOR CLASS . We are very pleased with our class Tllltrs which we received from the Herf- Jones Company. The class held a Reader's Digest cam- ggimgn. The profit was approximately -'We are also selling hot dogs, candy, potato chips, and pop at the basketball games, and candy iu the school halls at noon. HONOR ROLL 7th Grade-Judy Coyle, Peggy Ma- they, Shirley Holcomb. Sth Grade--B r e n d a Blasenhauer, Judy Kirker, Margaret Beucler. 9th Grade-Eldon Bell. 10th Grade-Lora Bailey, Joyce Boyd. 11 Grade-None. 12th Grade-Janice Bell, Marcia Jean Bolin, Betty Gross. MARCH OF DIMES Mineral City grade and high school again contributed to the March of Dimes. Cards were distributed to each stu- dent. Those students who donated 51.00 attended a show at the Bexley Theater, 1:00 o'elock, Friday afternoon, January 30, 1953. The show was entitled, Young Daniel Boone. The school did very well this year. Grades 1 - 6, contributed 366.869 grades 'I - 12, contributed 528.005 making a total of 594.86 Basketball MINERAL TRIPS AUGUSTA The Mineral City Tigers finally came through with a victory as they downed the Augusta Blue-Devils by a score of 69-63. Eugene Argento and Dick Mc- Nutt led the way for the Tigers with 27 and 20 points respectively. Mineral G F T Augusta G F T Argenlo 12 3 27 Locke 3 0 6 Lindsay 3 2 8 Lannins 7 014 McNuit 9 2 20 Zurhes 10 4 24 Shroyer 4 1 9 Offeragerser 6 214 Price 1 0 2 Knight 0 3 3 Souers 1 1 3 Walker 0 2 2 30 9 69 26 ll 63 Reserves: Mineral -18 Augusta 46. Baseball The Mineral City Tigers baseball team, under the direction of Coach Robert Heacock, won their opening game from Port Washington by a score of 7-6. After a ten inning 4-3 loss to Baltic, the league champion, we suffered successive losses to Sugarcreek, Gna- denhutten, Stonecreek, Bolivar, and Dundee. Alumni News MMT Al'9,'0nto, working at home. Janis Dean, taking a Library Science course at Ohio University. Maryalice' Ducrr, attending a business college in Columbus. Lois-Gintz. working at home. Curtis Jones, now employed at the Tim- ken lloller llearing Co., in Canton. Ruth Lindsay. employed in the oflice at the Timken lloller Bearing Co. in Canton. Junior McCreery, drives truck for his father. ' 7 Q V' 1-figgyiggefield. employed at the Kopp Jack Ley, working at home. 23 A LETTER T0 SANTA M.C.H.S. Christmas, 1952 Dear Santa Claus: The little girls and boys in the senior class are putting in their order for Christmas. To start with, Janice wants straight A's all year long. Can you ar- range it? Marcia Jean wants the basket- ball team to win the championship. Isn't that a nice thought, Santa? Dan wants a driver's license. If it is possible to get it to him before Christmas, he would appreciate it. Do you know what Jeretta wants? You'd never guess! She wants a yellow Buick convertible. And Delbert wants a water pistol. He should have fun if you can bring it. Quite a few of the seniors want cars: Ruth Ann wants a Cadillac-no particular color: Bud wants a new Chevy to replace the old black one: since Kelly seems to pre- fer Model-A Fords, he wants A brand- new one: Johnnie requests a two-bone blue '53 Oldsmobile: Jim said, Can always use a new car. He didn't seem particular about the make. model, or color-just so it runs. Since Jack has a driver's license, he would like a car to go with it, too. Here is a boy with a different thought: Don wants a vaca- tion in South Africa-time unlimited. Betty wants a new teddy bear and Dorothy wants a big Toni Doll. Joe isn't particular: when questioned, he said, Name it and l'll take it. Ruthie wants a pair of alligator shoes. Getting stylish, eh? Franklin said, All I want for Christmas is my two front teeth. And Phil said he wanted his diploma for Christmas. As for us, Santa, Shirley wants a ticket for a fast train to Cali- fornia and Carol wants a 4-year scholar- ship to K.S.U. If we're all real good girls and boys do you think you can bring us all these things? Gratefully yours, The Feature Editors S. G. and C. R. FLASH! ANNOUNCEMENT 0F THE WCMW DISC JOCKEY WINNER Shirley Gregor and Franklin Price were selected by popular vote of the Junior and Senior classes to be guest disc jockeys on the WCMW Mobile Unit when it visited Mineral City October 29 and 30 respectively. 9.6 ASS PLAY S i , i E ' iam A E r S W i fir' we S. ' 9 . gg' g I -. H Ji? 1 COMIN' ROUND THE MOUNTAIN Paw Slci'Her lThe lazy, shiffless fafherl Y.,. Y,,.Y...., ,,., ,,,.,,,.,., . , . Lorln Shroyer Maw Slri'Her lThe hard-working moiherl ,, Shirley Gregor Corney Bell lThe beaufiful oldesl daughlerl Y. ..,e,,Y,,.,Y..,A...,..,....,...,e,, Marcia Jean Bohn Dizzy Mae lA le'Hle felchedul, ,, ,, Janice Bell Zeke lA brafl ,,a,.,. ,....,.,,a, E , a,,,,,w Y Ellsworfh Tope Curly lThe handsome oldesl sonl Franklin Price Ellie Lou lOu+ +o gel' Curly for a husbandl ,. ,, ,. Ru+h Ann Crone Sammy Fes+er lA neighbor laachelorl Bud Labus Roberl Bruce lCorney BeII's hearl +hrobl Phillip Rufener Edward Small lRober'r Bruce's friendl E Don Dean Carol Hughes lA professional modell Carol Rausch Doris Dean lA friend of Carol'sl ,, BeHy Gross SENl0Ii cLlg5A 1gl,Av MAMA'S BABY BOY Mr. Lulher Long lWidowerl Phillip Rufener Mrs. McLean lYoung widowl Rulh Ann Crone Shepherd McLean lMrs. McLean's sonl Lorin Shroyer Julia Long lLu+her's daughierl Marcia Jean Bolin Minnie lMaidl Shirley Gregor Mrs. Blackburn lMrs. McLean's mofherl , , Carol Rausch Mrs. Anglin lLu'fher's sis+erl BeH'y Gross 4 Wilbur lFriend of Shepherdl Franklin Price Sylvia lFriencl of Shepherdl Janice Bell Cynfhia lMrs. Anglin's daugh+erl Ru+h Shroyer Max Moore lReal es+a+e agen+l Eugene Labus 9 25 STUDY HALL SClIO0L PHYSICS CLASS L I F II INDUSTRIAL ARTS HOME ECONOMICS TYPEWRITING SCHOOL BUS ond DRIVERS SCHIHIL SCHOOL SAFETY PATROL CAFETERIA COOKS LIFE SCHOOL SECRETARY CHANGE OF CLASS PROJECTOR OPERATOR BOYS'CHORUS GIHLS'CHORUS MIXED CHURUS Cll00L IING Over fhe school ground sirolling slow Jusl ai' fhe close of day: Under +he budding maples low We're roving each winding way: Clad in +he garmenis of +ender green, Girded by vine-clad lowers, Earih in i+s beaufy has no 'fairer scene Than 'lhe heari' in ihis school ground of ours. CHORUS: S+rolling, s+rolling Over +he school ground in +he spring: Hearis and voices, praises of our dear H. S. sing: Rising, falling, music is soliily born in 'l'he breeze, While we are idly sirolling under 'rhe maple irees 31 EIGHTH GRADE CHORUS smmwn GRADE cuonus BAD i f S Q-.. wmv M' A A ' f jvjxx, .,+,,,,,..,.....,..,..w.-+x.,.,,, ,.,.,Q ., 33 VARSITY BASKETBALL BACK ROW: Coach Roberf Heacock, Dick McNu'H, Jim Lindsay, Eugene Argenlo Lorin Slmroyer, Franklin Price, Dwigh+ lckes. FRONT ROW: Manager Murvel Burfon Waller Bur+on, Bill Crilley, Paul Lindsay, Bob Souers, Carl lckes, Manager Frank Abel No+ piciuredz J. C. Bur+on. SEASON'S RECORD MINERAL OPPONENTS 42 A ,, so ., O. Dellroy , .,.,.. ,. 47 42 r,,,, ,, , Por+ Washing+on .,,, ,A.,.A,.... 5 8 4l . ,, , i,YY..,. Balfic Y, Y,Y,,.. ..,, , 54 44 ., ,, , A Gnaclenliulfen r,,,,r 73 - 50 ,, Alumni ,,,,, ,..,,, , , 46 SI .c.c, so . S+onecreek ..c. .,.cc... 6 7 69 Vcccc so ,cccc Augusla cccc,,c, 63 53 Y, A, Sugarcreek 57 37 , ,, S+rasburg ,Y,,,i ..... . .. 67 57 ,,ccc . Midvale w,..,,,. .... . ,102 so Dundee 65 62 O, so Tuscarawas .,,s 76 36 34 ,,,Y, .,,,,,,,,,, D ellroy .,,.r,., ,,,,.,,, 62 59 . O , S+onecreek ,7,r ..,, , 67 49 so so ss,,,,. Augus+a ,,,,., , 58 43 so Y, ..,.... Easl' Sparla ........ .... , , 67 5I ' 65 . so ., ,,,,,,,, Bolivar ,.........Y. TOURNAMENT 49 Tuscarawas 7l 33 ,H sssss Sirasburg 59 34 RESERVE BASKETBALL BACK ROW: Coach Roberf Heacoclr, Joel Gordon, Eldon Bell, Waller Burion Dwighl' lckes. Carl lclues, Larry Yosf, Ronald Kwasniclca, Sam Argenro, Buddy Barneh' FRONT ROW: Manager Murvel Burlon, Tommy Crilley, Bill Crilley, Paul Lindsay Ierey girlcer. Elmer Tope, Wayne Anderson. Manager Frank Abel. Noi piclured . . urfon. SEASON'S RECORD MINERAL OPPONENTS 27 ,, , ,,,, , , Dellroy , , , ., 32 26 ,, Y, .,,.a Porf Washingfon ,,,,, , . 36 I3 , ,, , Ballic , , , 54 2I , , , Gnadenhu'H'en ,, , 34 34 , , Alumni , , , 43 35 A Sfonecreelr , 46 48 . . Augus'I'a , 46 54 , Sugarcreelz ,, , 50 35 , , Sfrasburg ,, . 48 52 , . Midvale , , , 50 33 , , , , Dundee Y, , 34 48 , Dellroy do , 5I 45 Tuscarawas 3 49 4l S+onecreelc 6 , 43 60 Augus+a , ,, A 56 40 Eas+Spar1'a , , . . 30 5I ,, , Bolivar , ,. .aaw 25 35 ST APPEARANQ I L A E LINDSAY HROYER I ll 36 I I I VARSITY CHEERLEADERS I I I I I I I Ru'rI1 SI1royer, Marie Gribi, Jane+ Davidson I W I M .IUNIO Gnoumnmnmns RIHI Carol Davidson, Pa'Hy Ickes 37 mlow snows 38 I I mm sms 1 W w 39 VARSITY B SEBALL r BACK ROW: Bill Crilley, Paul Lindsay, Bob Souers, Waller Burfon, Carl lckes, Dick McNuH, Dwigl'1+ lckes, Jim Lindsay, Eugene Argenio, Franklin Price, Lorin Sl1royer, Coach Roberf Heacock. FRONT ROW: Wayne Anderson, Tommy Crilley, Sam Argenio, Elmer Tope, Buddy Barneff, Terry Kirker, Ronald Kwasnicka, Frank Abel, Eldon Bell, Manager Murvel Burfon. ABSENT: J. C. Burlon. QUNIUR HHHIBASKETBALL BACK' ROW: Coach Roberf Heacock, Harold Wafson, Gary Arclxinal, Murvel Burion, David Nedrow Eldon Adams, Chuck Francis, Bruce Archinal. FRONT ROW: Paul Hidey, Bobby Roberlson, Jack Nemefz, Freddy Beers, Richard Wolfe, Frankie Bolin. ABSENT: Benny Price. 40 SCll00L CALENDAR SEPTEMBER I-Labor Day lFacul'ly meefingl 2-School opened I6-I9-School Day lTuscarawas Counly Fairl 22-Senior piciures 24-P. T. A. meeling OCTOBER 3- Bands On Parade Feslival 22-P. T. A. meefing 3I-E. O. T. A. meeling lschool holidayl NOVEMBER 5-School picfures +alcen Il-Armisfice Day lschool holidayl I4-Senior Class Play, Mama's Baby Boy I8-Baslrellaall, Dellroy here I9-P. T. A. meefing 2I-Baslcelball, Porl Washinglon lhere 25-Baskeiball, BaI+ic here 26-Dec. I-Thanksgiving vacalion DECEMBER 4-Elemenfary Music Feslival 5-Baslrefball, Gnadenhulien lhere 9-Baslcelball, Alumni here I I-Assembly, A frip lhrough Alaska I2-Baskellaall, Slonecreek lhere I6-Baslrelball, Augusla fhere 22-P. T. A., School Chrislmas Program 23-Jan. 5-Chrislmas vacalion JANUARY 6-Baskefball, Sugarcreelc here 9-Baskelball, Sfrasburg lhere I3-Baslxeiball, Midvale here I5-I6-Semesier exams I6-Baslcefball, Dundee +here I9-Begin second semesfer 20-Baslcefball, Dellroy 'lhere 23-Baslcelball, Tuscarawas here 27-Baskefball, Slonecreelr here 28-P. T. A. meeling 30-Senior scholarship fesi 3I-Baslcelball, Augusfa here FEBRUARY 3-Baskelball, Easl' Sparfa fhere 6-Coun+y Teachers meeling lschool holidayl I0-2I-Counfy baslrefball fournamenl' 25-P. T. A. meeling MARCH 20-Assembly, Marine program 24-Preliminary Disfricl'-Sfale scholarship 25-P. T. A. mee+ing APRIL 3-Good Friday lschool holidayl I0-High School Music Clinic I4-Counly Spelling Bee elimina+ion I7-Eighlh grade fesl' 22-P. 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HARRIS JEWELERS FINE IEWELRY Watches - Diamonds - Gifts Established 1905 New Philadelphia, Ohio 43 THE FAIRFIELD BRICK COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS 'ro I CLASS OF '52 FROM Mqnufqcfurers of FAIRFIELD BRICK 7 7 CLASS UF 52' 53 'relenhone Mineral Cuy sae - Dover 4-2585 4 GORDON FUNERAL HOME MINERAL CITY, OHIO - EAST SPARTA. OHIO PHONES: Mineral City 591 -- East Sparta 5671 4 4 E CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF '52 FROM CLASS OF '53-'54 I P P COMPLIMENTS OF FEDERAL REFRACTORIES CORP. ROY MORTON, General Manager MINERAL CITY. OHIO P 4 4 'I CONGRATULATIONS TO Compliments of CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 'sz if if CLASS or '52 1-'ROM CADDEY'S GREENHOUSE FROM CLASS OF '54-'55 I' 1, CLASS UF '55-'55 Sandyville. Ohio 44 COMP!-IMENTS THE WATCH SHOP 124 N. Broadway THE DAILY REPORTER . New Pmadelpmal I I-110 - YOUR NEWSPAPER - gi O gf Graduation Gih Headquarters :E Watches-Diamonds-Silver Dov:-zn, orno f Ring, , COMPLIMENTS OF You Always Do Better G, EHLER'S GENERAL STORE CASEY'S SHOE STORE HOTPOINT APPLIANCES 1862 - 1953 Mineral City, Ohio :E phone 321 zomvme' ohio COMP'-IMENTS OF STULIXS SUPER SOHIO lr W. 1 Complete Line oi STANDARD OIL GENERAL INSURANCE - SURETY BONDS PRODUCTS Phone 721 Mineral City, Ohio Mineral City, Ohio - ,......A....,.,.,.,.,.,. ,v,,,,v,,v,,, - ,. 1 ....,.,., .,.v.,.,.,.,.,,.,,,.,.,.,,,.,., ,,.,.,.,,,,.,v RALPH ABEL 8: SON Compumems of Dealer in 1, Q Lime, Plaster, and Cement If T S Builders' Hardware Eg Coal. General Hauling gl Paints 1E 'r u . Phone 733 3: Alhcrnce - Canton - Mass1l1on MINERAL CITY, OHIO 1: 45 KREIG DRY CLEANING FUR STORAGE Sta-Nu Process f COMPLIMEN TS OF A' ' COMPLIMENTS OF P RUSSELL R. MYERS ii 4 'I The Office Appliance Co. INSURANCE 'ro rn' Ei I A P P P P Phone 36781 EVERY NEED Eg Smith-Corona Typewriters 209 - 213 N. woosfer Ave. EE Phone 3812 Sandyville, o. :E DOVER OHIO Dover, Ohio 1: 1 'I COMPLIMENTS OF 4, Congratulations from IE FRED p pgfggl-MER sg VOURHRES PRINTING co 39 Years a Ford Daeler EAST SPARTA' Q1-110 .f Ph 2466 DOVER - - NEW PHILADELPHIA one P WEAVER'S MARKET 1 The Old Reliable Food Store COMPLIMENTS OF MINERAL CITY, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF MAX ACKERMAN SINCLAIR DEALER MINERAL CITY, OHIO 4 l 1 tn I tr 1+ tr tr r P P 'r 4 A 1 4+ P TRI-COUNTY GRAVEL COMPANY Sand and Gravel I. I. LEBOLD MINERAL CITY, OHIO 46 COMPLIMEN TS OF THE SPARTA CERAMIC COMPANY EAST SPARTA. or-no -------,-,,,.----------------- Keepsake Diamonds Virgin Diamonds BAKERS Your Dependable Ieweler Bulova-Elgin-Hamilton Compliments of New Philadelphia Next to A 6 P Store CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1952 FROM THE DOVER Cenfer of Business and Indus1'ry In Tuscarawas Coun'I'y DOVER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE COMPLIMENTS or THE GOSHEN DAIRY CO. DOVER NEW PHILADELPHIA Phone 42912 Phone 42174 DILLON ELECTRIC CROSLEY APPLIANCES and TELEVISION Phone 482 MINERAL CITY. OHIO Conqrcrtulcxiions to Class of '53 GRADUATION SHOES WHITE BUCKS COLLEGE STYLES SHIRLEY SHOES 214 N. Market Ave. Canton. Ohio 47 Compliments of 'T 1 ,I I Reeves BANKING 8. TRUST oo. 'l DOVER, OHIO P P Compliments of BUSBY'S RADIATOR SERVICE Dover, Ohio On The Boulevard E-J Construction co. Johns-Manville Construction gg NAUS 81 STEINBAUGH GULF SERVICE Company AAA 24 hour service ' r Aluminum Storm Sash and Doors 'Gulf Pfodvcts Garages - Repairs - Kitchens Comple-9 Lubncau-On Modernization -- Metal and Washing ggnd Pgljghing Plum WC'uT'1e :I Tires - Batteries - Accessories F.H.,A. Terms - Free Estimates ,t w. 1. RICHARDS Ig - - HM 5' DON - ' High and Minor St. Phone 821 2100 Mahoning Rd. N. E. Phone 4-8544 - I I Canton, Ohio Mlnerdl CIIY, OIIIO 'I I is Best Wishes to Class of l953 HAN HART INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance - Bonds Dover, Ohio 4-2387 - Office Compliments of CLELL W. SNYDER YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER New and Used Cars Compliments ot ESPENCHIED PIANO C0 Band Instruments and Accessories Dover, Ohio zA.-.-.-.-:.-'-'-.-.+.-,,.'.v.v.v.v.vAv.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.'.'.' MINERAL CITY CUT RATE COMPLIMENTS or Patent Medicines Sundries Fountain Service Cosmetics Magazines A WELKER FEED STORE BOB and GRACE Sandwme' ohio P GEISER XL KAPPELER CRAFTSMEN IN woon Phone 3-5602 Corner 7th and Lincoln Dover, Ohio 48 T'i5'2l'r'iii5'Ht 5'W Saras ssswsn N , ..f ,,. ......f,-- - -- DOVer, Eiler's Tot and Teens Muses ,... !..., , D Over, Strasburg Provision Company , .. so so .... Strasburg, Tope Book Store .. .s,.o sul-, s,,,, E-- .,s,,... - Dover, Slasor and Leiser ss. rmswss - on New Philadelphia, Senhauser's Clothing Store - s....,,,,. Dover, Lebold Grocery E. - W, -.. vsoa Sandyville, Sandy Valley Inn ,W o,... C, ,,,,, an Sandyville, Doris Siqrist , s,,, 7 ,,,o,a , , ..,.., Mineral City, Iohn Parkinson fStreet Supervisorl ness- Mineral City, Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Compliments of MINERAL CITY HARDWARE Congratulations to Class oi 1953 HARMON STUDIO DOVER, OHIO Congratulations to Class of '53 from KLINE REFINISHING CU. Dover, Ohio Congratulations and Best Wishes Class of I953 STATUS DEVELOPMENT CO. Complete Farm and MIDWAY LUMBER CO. Home Building Service Lumber - Hardware Paint - Builders Supplies Dial 4-2975 - Dover. Ohio Compliments of WESTERN AUTO STORES Dover. Ohio 49 Congratulations to Class of 1953 from on CLASS OF 1954 's 'n Congratulations to Congratulations to ss ol 1953 from Class of 1953 from CLASS 0F 1955 CLASS UF 1956 - v v-v-vAv- v-4-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.Af .fv-.-.-.-,.v.v.v.,,.,.,.v.'.-.-.'.- Congratulations to 'T 1 r 1 r 1 A 1 tr r Class of 1953 from CLASS OF 1957 1+ 'r 'r 9 'r 'r 'r 4. COMPLIMENTS OF KOBACKER'S DEPARTMENT STORE - CANTON, OHIO HIGH QUALITY AND LOW PRICES ------vvvvvv-vv-vv-.,--v4-v-.-sn vv-v-:-v-v-v-v--vvv.Afv-.-vvvvvv DUMONTS Congratulations to STARK coUNTY's if LEADING SPORTS Goons STORES Class of 1953 from ATHLETIC DEPT. if 134 znd sT. s. E. CANTON z, oH1o CLASS UF 1958 ' BLASEN HAU ER 4 N. , 4' Lorripliments oi :I P roiviuirs Sunoco snnvicn , , E Columbia, Ohio Ig In qu 'I it PLUMBING AND HEATING Timken Silent Automatic Heating Crane Plumbing Materials Westinghouse and Maytag appliance Phone 393 Mineral. City, Ohio 0 'ff e ,lu if 4 , 'f 123' 7 L Mlwsp, g gi ? 1Q f1Q, A, W ,ff lg, walls sm film may I iff!!! -,Jw Q4 ' ' ' 4 1 .,.,.: ,my X, .x WQMWM. ,-'U vffk - 'gig ' ' . l,,4?wgJW Y jgggw eil Ziff? . . V J If V , ' 5 wr 42- ' ' ix i if ,, M s. rf A 'w.:i?,.NQ1 ' W Y aff W ff, W fx xjv,-' I , ,, Jr fy' ,M ,I . GQ f k . . .Q ,,. V. ,ff www ,fM' N? vww , ,593 ,,A ',f ', , A f f,. 5 :,.fL,v,. ,iff - 'Tiff ,,g'- M 1 V . f,..,W, L'.A u,, 'fMW, . .- ' 3' 5' Af 4' ' Lf 4 5 i,k3Ft,,1 l Wwww 'QQ sa ,,, ' f' if Z M-,'.ffy,7 3, , .. 0 ,, Z. . XM W jJ',Lgw,, i 15, , U. ff' 4 ,MWA Y N . K Q ,, 5 . W 7 A , ,Q Ax , W ' ' 4 2 Q Q