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

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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

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.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

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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