Seville High School - Annual Yearbook (Seville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1947 volume:

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R.L.Neller, kiss sarah Xinor, Mr. C.A.MoCoy N , YA-TEEN lst xow: June Short, Dhirley Cox, Nancy Gaston, Mary Runkle, Norma Letwiler, Hetty Kindig, Marilyn Aoppes, Peggy Collette, Winifred Cook, Verda hvans 2nd Row: Mary Lou Kreider, Grace Chaney, Claudine Short, Nancy Johnson, Jackie Collins, Dlizabeth Hufner, Helen Good, mvelyn Rumburg, Margaret aeig, Barbara Leager. 3rd How: Dottie Tefs, Lois Youngen, Phyllis Haldiman, Dorothy Batley, Irene Houseworth, Norma Zigler, Beverly Ru burg, Roberta Wright, wary Haggins, JHCKi6 why, Jeannette Feesler. 4th Row: Ruth Carpenter, Hina Haldiman, Martha Baker, Polly Houseworth, Martha Bauer, Joanne Feesler, Lsther Simpson, Absent: Mary Wanko, Charlene Tefs. 2:1512 92 w 'I WE? A fffiii gf ff ,gg 3? .54 fqszgz 11' Q. vf f ,b . fu if f ,.-, ,N J Qreg 1 ox THQ ' Wd' , ff?- Mic Wsvg FQQW L X eff? EXW fiffffv Zgkbf 5'1- ' 'JET 35' El. Q .4 Af I - any 5 nm eq gy ff -, M gi Q. 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Bauer Robert C. Beck H Y Z I 1 I - i XWwM r67 J 'YQ ff ix Q32 f' George U. Brown L IEP ?.tL B Crrpontir Jeannette E. Foollor .............-.. aaynund G. Horst 5' L aux u ,. ,mn Ai' L1 , ' 1, ,,f74,.vz xc llr' 'vp' .vm fy 1.4. 5 ,ff - Y 1 'VW '15-H! , ' ii 9 'H Q , La .1g,4 . -,im , wc, Y ff? . ' 1 .I.f.2s-2 .' 'ijt vm' ' f x ., A .f,, W . .. , , s.?,.S.g:y- V: . Z Vx. I X355 JV ,-f jiil u V :Q-.yi ,EI ikg fgf--113135 . '.4T:Y7w -5 iGi'5V '1 '..., . , :..Q f :'1 4 7?2,g..',f 5 156-fn.. . ,N -, , -'., -. wx' - 4- - f .. ff- ,-xhef-fmf fgg, ' - V 'Qf'1-:- . , Z W fb .4 Z. M 'l 5 f ' f' . '. . 2' V 132- P- Vw g , .K -. . 14' .xi-,gm , -Rf MS- .. f ,-,g-.fr ' ff- ,f. .Jw fx .vx ' YF ,Wx 'gf' - 5.2. .Q ' Q -.'.1.ls.g1xl'3 I9 Q, 'V , 7 f'1n..- N Q' v , - , N ,V ia,-,lf ' f M , M f -tg Mlezes . 'V ' Q+,,.,' 1553, 'E . FN Z . .- ,, . ff .iw 11 'f' i 'Li '- f Wi' ' .L , -x , .- 3 L' . . . 4. .Y K. ..,, y . f 1 . 2 W TQQUQ, sm' ,Q ' i,,f?:1 ig --sg? ui , . .F W- , . x, f 5.5.5 . . Lv if fl 'Q ' lu. ilhslwiizaif .?fv..ifL2:i2 1' f 531. .,,, WL I U ,I V in 1 If Q Si. I K' x 'O I Q ' 5.. !5j?1Ss' . , ' .! -- rn., --. f ,- 171: r, . . ,f-. ,- f'2ijiQ'?-EE? 'il' --., r .' i ,Y X5-9 - ' ' ? 'Ut 'f7fi3g7, 13 Q g.1iZIZi lv , - ...fb , X ,gf ' as f ' l 1? , 2 ff! CLASS WILL Know all men by these present, that we the Senior Class on this third day of May in the year of our Lord Nineteen hundred and forty seven, being of sound mind and memory and in the presence of proper witnesses, do make this lastvvill and testament, thus rejecting all previous wills and documents. We hereby appoint Mr. E. H. Youngen as sole administrator of this last will and testament. Winifred Cook wills her ability to keep late hours to Duke Harold and Polly Houseworth so they can stay out later. Qlf that's possible Bob Beck wills his ability to date 7th grade girls to Bob Hartong Verde Evans wills her ability to read well to Art Clevidence so that he too, may pass Journalism last semester. Charles Detwiler wills his many girl friends to Scrub Moore to Hayne Newcomer so they won't have to spend their earnings playing pool Nina Haldiman wills her ability to get along with Mr. Scott to Mary Ann Runkle so she can continue talking up to Journalism students Jeannette Feesler wills her vocabulary of cuss words to Grace Chaney so she will never be at aloss for words. ' Ruth Carpenter wills her accent to Doris Luikart to aid her in her singing, so she can win more contests. Bob Bistor wills his personality and ability to get along well with girls to Donald Allen so he won't be seen meandering down main stre et with nothing to do. Peggy Collette wills her ability to meet people to Marilyn Koppes so she can meet Loren Beachler and not have to pound Helen over the head e Charles Belle wills his corn liquor to Bill Beeman and David Huffman so next years Senior Class parties wcn't be boring---Come to the FAIR!!! Ray Horst wills his English manners to Joe Short so he may keep in good standing with Miss Hu mel. 6 w. if . A I W - Kms as as .3 bg his as gas? . was i n as Xgsii 359 A - 4 s is we is 93 85 George Brown wills his line to Ruth Conley so her nights will never be lonely. y ' e 4' EX Nix . 0 .e. 4 M . YQ.-f,' sl -' Q - - .. we ' 1 SN NX ..4h L IV 15' , I, 1 X X ', HI I fig, I 5,1 , J ox? lift- EEs5?flgf ff f- Q ff' ff l Y 'K Q f 3 1953: :E it S Q.. ...,. , I X ..., I .- ks - 'l' iw' Si x A .- ' by If Dorothia Tefs wills her ability to write better and more interesting Q f' letters to Betty Kindig so she and Donnie can keep Bob away from' the X '- .R door. QFrom what I hear the letters are pretty hot now., 1 W NN 'ke Mary Wanko wills her ability to go steady with one person to Eugene 3 A Rhoads so he can forget all about his out-of-town girls and devote xx more attention to Seville. Martha Bauer wills her ability to get good grades in all her classes SX to Helen Good, who doesn't need it. ' X Ni QI, Norma Zigler wills her out-of-town boy friends to Margaret Geig so - ' she will spend no more lonely nights at home. V ix 1 To Mr. Youngen we will our intelligence so he won't have to dig BR f ' facts for next years Senior Class. ,- To Mr. McCoy we will all the money we have collected in dues this slag + year so he can go to California again this summer. r 'els ' A A To Miss Hummel we will all the cakes we took in American Literature 1 ,B class so she will be fully nourished while in New England. sg To Mr. Scott we will a new joke book so he can dispose of his corney X jokes. Also a new Shakesperlan book as the old one is quite worn. Q Q h To If-r. Heller a heating pad so he won't get rheumatism after all ,, 1' 'eyi is the Basketball and Football seasons are over. X' In Witness Whereof, We have hereunto set our hand this third day I of May, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and forty-seven. x Martha Bauer Charles Detwiler Q Bob Beck Verde Evans be 4 Charles Belle Jeannette Feesler Q - f A Bob Bistcr Ray Horst Ggorgg Br-mm Nina Haldiman - If I Ruth Carpenter Dorothea Tefs J' 4 Peggy Collette Mary Wanko , vflnm-sd cook Norma Ziglar ' g f Witnesses: P . 0 Norma Detvriler Nancy Caston Bob Hartong I ' :sage ' l 27: r A R g . aa, -,... t d -ss. ' N 'W Q Q 9 1 N 2, hi., i' Q n,.., - ef M . '1-all' I f ' 2 5 B If ff Q 'E '3. -4, fd' rf- Q 1 E E ,.-5 ,.1. .. .. . , .I ,,,......., 4 4, . ,-a . fag, s A, I on 54? V W' n ' fi' f 'phlxg -I . E5 :f11fs3itf if f e- I .. L W , f ' xx Nx ' X Q ,QV ,, ,1'., - , W gm., as-. ,,,.,-, - -'gSXmix9WgA,,, ,., S I CLASS PROPI-IECY g The year is 1965 -- the event, the Tenth Annual Indian Sum- SX , mer Carnival. My taxi ride from Seville's new airport, 'The ' Ng Q , .. Ruth Carpenter Run-may , revealed that a terrific change had iid! JR come over Ee once small and quiet town I had long ago lived SBI ln. sd X The sights of this large town being unfamiliar to my sense, e. .5 I thought I would venture into the new restaurant which stood where the old 30 was once located. I walked nonchalantly in X' and took a seat at the large marble bar. Imagine my surprise Q Q when Nonna Z1 ler, one of my old classmates, waited cn me. e 5 a--- 'f She sHl 'Ehat during the depression jobs were so scarce that 1 she had been forced to take a job as a waitress. I asloed her 'T' who owned the restaurant and she told me that when she got a - ' job at the old 3C Nina Haldlman had acquired one with her as dishwasher and had worked Er way up until she now owned and ,Q managed this restaurant and several others in one of the very Q A small suburbs of Seville -- cleveland. Kppgr'-IE 5 'KNKS While finishing my coffee and crumpets I picked up a news- Sk paper - 'The Seville Chronicle , edited and published by Q32 at Beck who had succeeded Lee Gavin. Much to my amazement, on ' 55' tE'frcnt page I saw an article by Verda Evans, crack report- Q er on the staff, her article -- SeEor Play, Success' -- Reading further, I found that Miss Pe Collette, brilliant fi playwright and dramatics teacher, haaiirected this magnifi- ---. . W ti cent play. It went on to reveal that Peggy had gone to Bow- Q ling Green after being graduated from Seville High in the Spring of 47 . 'rlree years ago, it said, she had returned 5 to give the underprivileged Seville students dranatic teach- Q, R ings. Q -' Upon stepping out of the restaurant an attractive Neon , Y-'12 4 sign caught my eye. To my surprise it said 'Madam Dottie, ASM Cosmetologist and Fashion Designer . The name TtTu'6'E 'i'Tam- ' iliar note. Could it be? Havixg nothing to lose, I ven- E 'f I ' tured in. I asked the girl at me desk to see Dottie and, .Sis ' after a short time, I was ushered ln. Yes, it was my old 1, classmate and, after quite a visit with her, I found that she 4 E f had, indeed, taken up cosmetology and fashion designing and esac 4 than had opened a shop in the rapidly growing city of Seville. e She told me then that Jeannette Feesler was operating a beau- N ty salon nerxt door. fs SS e ,ga ' Q O 0' ,tx ' 1 'fi-E-L -N . 3. -- ' gfg 'Q' 0 Q 9 8 2 F, Q. ,Qu E 2 F ? E E 5 K ,-5 '11 2',.. ' .- 'ZT 1l. - ' ,f 'Zhi . 1 .. T54 41.--9-' , f 1 ff' X ff- - ., V, : -',,:::- 51 m - , ' ' H5 T'-f 1: 1'-' 1 : 'YQ ' ' . L. rpg,-f1'j fu f 1 A a I V 0-X. 4 X H fm' ' iT.:.:..: '54 ' , , W N- ' ' . , : 4- g '1::..: 5, .-. X - 1,--e. 2. -1 ,Q I A, O 1 , Q , , Mr .. l . .. ner... X Soon I went in and talked to Jeanette and we immediately be- gan reminiscing. She told me that my old friend, H lanko, had attended 'cleveland Academy of Art' and was now a very famous art- lst. She also informed me that there was to be an Art Exhibit the following night at which I might be allowed to see her. le continued talking about our old class-mates ard, during one of our discussions I found that Geor e Brown had moved to 'Little Asia' to teach the inhabitants oT'EKE'F newly discovered land Chem- ical Engineering, since he believed the world to be in need of more Chemical Engineers. r a Q. , , -K F534 hh 5, it It em to 115111: about here that chuck newiler, having had 1-he g Sw: urge to leave Seville, had taken a trIp ar5E'ET world and, while ps visiting Paris had fallen in love with a Parisian model whom he had married. He has not been heard of since. The time had simply vanished so I departed and took the subway S to my hotel where a few difficulties occurred au! occasioned sq asking to see the manager. The well-dressed, attractive wman at the desk looked somewhat familiar and a closer approach proved her IN to be none ctlnr than Martha Bauer. Just as in the instance of -' 3,3 my other comrades of '37, we Bok to reminiscing and she inquired gg' b whether I remembered Bob Bistcr. I answered, of course, that I did. Q sn. than disclosed WT '.ZF 'e.r,graauat1on in '47, he had received N a letter from Shirley lloore stating that she would not be able to up nm-n to Seville. mmaxaeuy after me en.. trip he had una boarded a plane for Florida where he had begun the study of Law. soon after his admittance to the bar, he and Shirley had married. Sa new they ar. 1-.ming an Blstorville, rm-ia.. - a man een 5 Ah named in his honor. P I All of thls had aroused more pleasant manories and I resolved to pursue a little research of my own. Being in need of a car, I decided to rent one sul went to the first garage I came to. I , M2 called to a man who was working under a new 1965 model car. He who ' then smergedwas covered from head to foot with grease, making him almost' beyond recognition. But who could mistake 51 Horst? Never- if theless it was a shook to hear that Ray had left e farm to become ' a mechanic and had'reoently become famous for his car, the Horston- ia . .Q I I rented one of his late models, and began my tour out East ' E llaln Street. ly! how Mound Hill Cmetery had grown! After passing the oanetcry I noticed the home of another old pal, Winnie, and de- cided to stop. Winnie, however, was not at haue. It than developed ,P of 'f - ' w R. X IV, . 4 f 'f.. .5 ,A 11 , Ja ' X -N - .' X 'Y 'f-Pe 32 'g-fi: jd 2 ff' fe 3 V N 3 ' T. ...vu -1' ....i 3, I 5- 7 g gs' K 7 ,a- A -V - , .-f':.f'-A -A-- - ,I -C xx ,- .4 an ff ' ' ' . i 554- i:.'1.r f f ' N ' 1... K , f , 5 X ,. I g -., if W. -. . W 0 , ., 'L ---- Lk that, at the tender age of 19, she had married her school beau, John and was living now in New York City where her husband is a tonsorial lst. . Thence, I was viewing the beautiful countryside when I came upon the old Belle homestead and thought I would find out what had hap- pened tc Charlie Belle. A hired man was the only soul. around and he lt was iW'5ld me that Charles was still in hibernation, having not yet recovered from the New Years Eve of 1947. I had nos' learned of all my fellow graduates of '47. Yet I could not leave without having gained some knowledge cf the faculty of my Senior year. Sc I called on Mr. llccgz who gave me the lowdown on all my former teachers. . He confided that, for a brief interval, he had been forced to leave school for lack of jokes to tell but that the gmercus Class of '47 had willed him a book of jokes by Allen, QFred, that ish he was then back teaching school. Q. Io en it seems was still in the home for the aged where the Class ol' had put him and was last seen in a field nearby piling compost, saying 'Ive got to dig into this' -- 'Got to get a movie on that' -- and 'THESE ARB FACTS! I couldn't help remembering Mr. Scott and Mr. McCoy told me that, after the Journalim Class of 177 Kid gone, leaving him practically out of his mind, he had taken up music and was heard regularly playing his 'cello at Severance Hall which had recently been moved to Seville. He tlln told me lies Hummel had married the Vocational Agriculture teacher, llr. Stlver and 505 were running a school for ex-soldiers and IACSL-ma Silver, of course, specializing with the WACS. Even now there still remained one teacher whose destiny I had not learned - Coach Bob Heller. Mr. McCoy's countenance lighted and he then revealed that Mr. Heller had coached Seville until they had won all world-wide tournaments. Reaching that lofty pinnacle of success he was completely spent and had retired to dream away his remaining days in Hollywood. Now had come the moment when I must leave the Carnival for the Airport and there has com upon me a great sense of satisfaction in knowing that all students of that Class of '47 had surmounted each his recurring obstacles to reach a cherished goal - that glorious motto ln the'fore - 'THERE N0 BENCI-IES ON THE ROAD 0 'I ' . .yv . 1- 0 0 :A '7 1 --b . -- -' f, 1.4. .: gn f C . ' If f 'N F ll Nt- , X C fpfig. ' . 0 i - 0 2 : 2 is 3 :' N 5 2 .a g- :f 5 ' 0 ' 2 52- T2 . .. -V537 ,S 9 1 Q.. 44, 4 ar- 3: Q J 1 2 2 I J, . I s 4 is A Q.. I 1 3 4 v be I be . 1 . 1 I 1 1 I s L s 1 i I I . O 8 eq. . rg...-4 V f',f'E 'g1:, il' ,---U r ..f ' 2 fIZ.Qfffl3::T ffffjjr- 'I ,rf . ii X ,-1' I NN, . 1 N V. 1'-751'-'tl 31 11'f4'- I' :L Y - i f ! 'H ' FN V 5 5-T73 n I. f i ff: ' . ,no 0 X' ' H ' ' X1 4 14,5 x '- -'r I L 4 - .X n Q If .1...:.L:j sg! , , . ' ' 'H , ' .,.. ..f I ' .-- CLASS MEMORIES In the fall of 1935, twenty-six excited children walked merrily into the first grade room. Little did we know what was in the fu- ture in our twelve years of school. How we loved those detained recesses brought on by our refusal to take cod liver which our teacher, Mrs. Long, decided we should have daily., The year passed very rapidly and before we knew it, we were all in the second grade. Mary wanko entered our room in the second grade, not knowing what she was in for. llrs. Bwlng, our teacher, must have really liked us as she followed us into the third grade. ' We spent most of our third year in the basement of the Presbyter- lan church, while the-construction of our new school building was being completed. Martha Bauer entered our class this year from Nor- ton Center, and we were all amused when she cried because she didn't know her arithmetic. The fourth grade seemed to be our most eventful year. Miss Greene, our teacher, was fond of music and seemed to think we should have more of that than'anythlng else. Excitement was caused when Miss Greene tied Peggy rCollette in her seat for causing too many disturbances. We all wanted to get revenge on Donnie.Allen for telling Kiss Greene we were all talking and she came and paddled all of us. The fifth and sixth years were spent with our teacher Mr. Phala- algraph. ll enjoyed his many jokes and tales of childhood days. -All the girls were thrilled when the r mantio Chuck Detwiler re- turned once again to our grade after spending three years in the city of Dcylstown. Dottie Tefs also joined our class this year. The seventh grade at last! Gee, we were scared when we had to walk in the big study hall in front of all those older kids., we were proud of our four cheer-leaders--Peg Collette, Dottie Tefs, Hary Wanko, and Barbara Rulner.. The girls kept themselves busy trying to attract the attention of our handsome home room teacher Mr. Paul. Our Jr. High years passed quickly, and before we knew it, we only had four years of school left. The Sophcmores enjoyed ln- itating us this year. They made the girls wear a skirt with a man's neck-tle and shirts backwards, no hair-pins in hair, make- up on one side of face and long cotton stockings. The boys were plaid shirts and overalls, work shoes, heavy make-up, turbans and U O .-2 u f' 1 -QA .f 5 1- '- . U . ' ' 7' :L N ' . 5 ' 0 K s 'l, Ji QL. .X . ' L -- 'M - z -' . 3 Q .. if -1 -- I 3 3 4. :f 1 1, 0 1 3 9 ,S S1 . - . . ' it 1L'2n A Ziff if . is e 4 I Vs S.- 1 z- I be I 1 I I 3 if 3 I 1 a in 'X 'Ly' I ,, as says ' Q -,.. 'fn 1 1 4 I va , X age? l ig, ls! I 'f gb,f sgg I , fl -ff X ll T-Z, I xr: 351'--1 AIAA I ,I I7 Y X Y we XX ,. , 'J , is -M x -, .- fy 1 ' Nxt . fs 3 1 1 ' -Q, V -J , Q I f' ...js nl r , ' Q . 5 V. . t A 'Q' . AI' ,- -' -' iw. f , A Xa.-X 4 X Q. 1 ,F .5 A X .. ,. 4 fi , : N-'W-M HL of 8, . N V- 5 , , -1 as K , .. ,p I , ' . h l 'f f t XX' Xlsss ff1 4 ctlvrrx W N J f S s PL: . f ' f fi .- ' Lge! 'sf ' ' All A or s ' --:Ng-..ax,f,, -' ' -. .,,,, .. I A N I S ,A .12 ' X W 'Q is i Sr sf?7 gigs? N large ear-rings. Roger Easton and Winifred Cook won the prizes of tif a rattle and teething-ring. We succeeded in selling enough tickets ' to May Night so our candidate, Barbara Rufener, was May Queen this yelre gf N h. is Our Junior and Senior banquet was our greatest event in our J 1 year. We took the Srs. to Siberling Country Club. Every one en P joyed himself. 1 Q Both our class plays turned out to be successful. Charles Belle o and Martha Bauer caused a lot of laughter in our Junior Class play Senior play this year----'Springtime For Susie . - 're ------'Feudin in The Hills'----. we all enjoyed working on our e eg, e I Q H I O fool f we! af, f f ' ..-Q , -.4 j A A4227 3' 452 ?WQ,Z9 f Nw ! A QM ef cz e The Junior-Senior Banquet was held May 3, at Smithville Inn ii Dinner was served at 6:30, the meal consisted of grilled grape g fruit with grenadine, chicken, mashed potatoes and gravy, tossed 2 salad, hot rolls, chocolate. sundaes, chocolate milk and coffee. 5 out -1 'vi After the meal some of our classmates and some of our guests e vis fired verbal shafts and kept the evening bright with memories respoken. we W I n . N5 After the orations the banquet party gathered in the ballroom for dancing to the music of Ted Chernak's orchestra. The Seniors do hereby thank the Juniors for a wonderful banquet. -N Q-Kgs .ss i X SSS x SES Q fgm ii N his Q X i s 0' X we SS X X S Although we are glad to have completed our twelve years of ed- ucation, we are sure that in years to come, we will look back and 4 say 'they were the best years of our lives I . If everything goes according to plans, the Senior Class of , Q K Seville High School will leave for a five-day visit to the Nations Capitol on June 1, 1947. f - L .. fa .Q Ss The purpose of the trip is to give these students a chance to 1 visit some of the Historical landmarks and interesting things that g 5 they have studied throughout their years of schooling. ,1 Reservations have been made at the Dodge Hotel and transporta- ,si Q is tion will be furnished by either automobiles or bus. Q esk .JM S Accompanying the Seniors on their trip, will be a High School is gs? teacher who will act as chaperone. 1 AS sr S -X 11: wg , X N . ..,. - , N. . .ss -I M Y N- - .t G , , MVN, gl .X gg pus up 'lil v. ' 4 g s .- 1- N 5, sw f ' . U .... 1. s 'Ps we! B i '-:. 2- M, - F ' - QM 'N 'i 'vw I ts' I ! Li' 'fs fd It 3. f ,JV Us gl, .,- 'd,.,.-,N ig?Fm dx ug ' I 1 .sf Q ' 'E ,9' f . , , - A ' ,Af X , ,' 5' SUB . snail fini M fgjgq , , ,- ' gi? iifi .iifa :six J 1 i'f li e Q 45' f'f'. N' Ni, Q , +.:5'135F W' W't1f A , fo . X --. f-Qmggg fgggwf X'- I 1 .., ,.,. . .M .,,, . e-:1:1ff:-- .asa-:z-I kr C C oooo Ni-OICHQNQ Fav. Spot of Int, Pvt. Sport gg Martha Bauer 'Marty' Creston Basketball Bob Beck nCasanovau LeRoy Basketball Charles Belle 'Ballay' West Hill Tiddle-Winks Bob Bistor 'Minute' Florida Girls' Basketball George Brown 'Jew' Canton Ping Pong Ruth carpenter 'Ruthie' Beallsville Volley Ban A Peggy Collette 'Peg' Liverpool Swimming Winifred Cook nwlnnien Creston Swimming Charles Detwiler nStringbean YorkkPike Football Verda Evans 'Doon Wadsworth Football Jeannette Feesler nShortyn Acme Hill Baseball Raymond Horst 'Ray' China ' Ping Pong Nina Haldiman 'Nina' Rittman Basketball Dorothea Tefs 'Dottien Liverpool Roller Skating Mary Wanko 'Squirt' Creston Rhlfb-r Skating Norma Zigler 'Norm' Smithville Basketball mmssswvsvasmsmmmnssrs They walked the lane in silence, The sky was studded with stars, They reached the gate together, For her he lifted the bars. But this is long since over, There's nothing between them now, For he was but the hired nan, And she was a Jersey cow. e ' ' B 5 MU in 3 ' . . ' 4lFlb .,,.. ,.a:N, Mlm .Zfg'1EEs!Ir e ill! if V F A 1 2 he e Q K Q ' li ' Eli X Q S-- .... '!!Lff'jfi 0 55.2 1 555955 0 lp! lr Af' o 2-ii ia sm. ,515 51 , iisrh ,-f' s sa- . ki . dv - 1 '1' .,.,,. .Y , it 4, rF':',1.5 , 1 4 r. f K . ,iii 1 fx X MI! K X X. XX X NN 2 N xx X s X xx XY . 'N N X ,rv fx- . ,M Zf f M I I' ff' ff N-MW wr,-df!! ff M' , fd f .fff- MfW! XX. N-K. ff' X NX X JL in , 'J awww. J 'X w. , 'gin' , A 3 , .g . V.-,,,y,,,, LV 11,-1, ,-.,,, ,M ' i M, ,,,,.1-1v A s K E 'r B AL L f 1' EAM lst Row Bob Beck, Art Clevedence, Charles Belle, Donnie Allen, mugene dhoads, Assist. Man.QDick Millerl 2nd Row x.L.Ho11er CCoaohJ Joe Short, George Brown, Chuck Detwiler, Bob Bistor, Duke Harold, Loon Book Manager. F A 0 o T BA L SQU AD 'iL..f- 'wwf A LLLL 1 f A-A lst Row: Assist. Xgr.. Dick Liller, art Clevideuce, Donwie Allen, Chuc Be1'e, bugene Rhonda, B111 Booman 2nd iowa Coach, H.L- Heller, Joe Jkort, Jack Baker, Bob Bistor, David Huffman, Chuck Detwiler, Duke Harold, bob Beck, Chuck Taylor, Leon 36315 , CMCiI1'1feI', 5,8 C '7 rw 'R I 9. ' 1 If no 'Ns if FOOTBALL IN TEL MAKING As the first football season in the History of Seville School came to a close, the general opinion around the town was that it was a fairly successful one. Although the six-man team was just getting started, with little or no experience, upwards of 300 pe ople attended the home games Seville had been lucky enough to secure a good football coach in Robert Heller, who built the team to increasing strength as the season went along Seville had had only one week of practice before our first game at Sharon and thus lost it by a score of 45-O. It was a nightmare of a football game for the Flashes, as the lack of practice showed on the brand of football we played The following game was against Lodi, and this one also played away from home, It was a rough contest all the way and at the end of the half it was Lodi 33, Seville O. But after the inter mission Seville completely outplayed them to make the final score 33-12 The next game was a sweet one for us to win, because it was against Sharon and gave us some revenge for our earlier loss to them. In this one, played here on our field back of the school house, we won on a last minute touchdown by Charles Detwiler on an intercepted pass. he caught in on their 15 yard line and went all the way to score standing up. It was his second touchdown of the game and made the final score 12-6. We lost the last game against Lodi by a score of S2-28, after a good fight, to end our initial football season. The boys who played on Seville's first football team were Dave, Huffman, Art Clevidence, Bob Bistor, Jack Baker, Duke Harold, and Bob Beck on the line. In the backfield were Eugene Rhoads, Chuck Detwiler, Donnie Allen, Joe Short, Chuck Taylor, Charles Belle and Bill Beeman. The three teams in this competition stood in the following ord- er at the end of the season: ,1 I J ,,,' '1 1 x S 1 NX 5 A J S, 11 N1 it N l kgs? is we X 1 its 'R 1 1 .9 ,ig 9 4 1 of 5 Ag y N, 111,, 1ra1 1 1 gp 1 1p,1 1 . xp 'V life, - SM . .ss av e X its X -fd . p 6 U NN Ns . is G. P. W L Pct. Lodi 4 4 O 10024 Sharbn 4 1 3 253 Seville 4 . 1 3 252 g, 1-X-Q: 'Q-I -gy ,1t' lwsgaxgxlk t . 6 . ' 0 'D an 'I iff. Q- .1 . In -'12 if Fi Y .SF .5 X RQ' ' I . ' - R. I .55 .9 XS F E 5 Q E E w 5 s K Q i i -M... .. 4. - Junior High Cheerleaders First low- June short, Carol Blaox, Patsy Hong Senior Wigh Cheerleaders ueoond wow- Horna Uetwiler, Nurilyu Kupyes, Lury Ann Hun,l2 1 Reserve Basgw: Ball Tuma Left to tif t lst Row Heber Keller, Bill Zeeman, iewe Fulfvn, Don ,oore, ,icx Jnaney, Junlor lance, gsnist. Max. iick ,iller left to Alght 2nd wow K. .wallet Qdoachl Wayne wuwcswer, Jerry omg, Yarr ll Annuvson, Jiok IcDannie1s, Inn 'o aj, :nb lnrunuv, Tenn Anon Aanager. as 8 1,1 V in 'Q 1 1 Ly' I B xi' 1 . W Y 4 1 54 I 1 '4 -1,4 ff? --A-- - -.4 --H ,f-A A , ,gg iii 15f'33:.11?' L' V J ' 1' -f Q, :T----1. 12 --f1:7....., 1' ,4 .. - . 7. -. . . N , - ,f 44: . ' -r:,ii:-'fn I g5,r:::T:: - sv r f till . .-'IT. 'f, is --33:33 n , 3' ' . . ' '- f . if .Q 0-Q C . ,,,, , Zflvwgh ,g ,fi - 7 K f .xp-N mg 1, , ,.- . X nf .:f, ..-.X ,,...l.., , ,A W 1 51, I A , ' 4 Q I, 1 -.---V'-T:, 7j'7j2:1.g gtg 4 X yn.. . up h F A . WSH -: N- .L .... , xml v A mcmrcms IN spears As the basketball season of 46-47 got underway, there were high hopes around Seville of the Flashes winning the Class B champion ship. These hopes, however, were given a severejolt when we lost score of 41 24 This that we had just had as football season our first game of the season to Granger by a loss however might be attributed to the fact only five days of practice before this game, had just ended. . . 1 4 I ff ' JX , ss-www? E 'Na I gh up Ries - . sb i is 5 S s -51 Q! ,A The following week, the Varsity came back to win its first lea- M gue game with Hinckby, by a score of 68-33. Seville had no diffi- iss culty finding the basket that night and played an offensive game 3 with little trouble. On November 27, the Golden Flashes got off to a fast start and S' defeated a stubborn York aggregation on their floor by a score of 41-34. The Reserves also won, by a score of 19-15. The traditional game with LeRoy, played on December 6, found Seville the victor by a margin of 37-27, with the Reserves also E, winning 14-13. Sr Qi ' Perhaps one of the seasons sweetest victories was recorded when the Golden Flashes came from behind to defeat Sterling's Gentlemen li on their floor, by a score of 40-35. The Seville Rowdies came Xing? back to overcome this lead and win. The Reserves lost in a thrill- fi! ing overtime contest, 25-24. -7 , Seville went into a slump in its next game, which was played at Seville, and lost to Homer by a score of 47-32. ' ' 4 S The Golden Flashes--Varsity and Reserves-each added another. game to their victory column on December 20, as they defeated .Litch field 30-14 in the preliminary, and 43-27 in the Varsity game. ni N s In the return game with Granger, played on their floor, we lost V by a score of 38-32. The Reserves were also overpowered by the Granger seconds, 27-22. S On January 14, the Seville boys defeated a Liverpool quintet by a score of 48-42. This was a close one all the way with Seville on signs coming from behind in the last half to win a hard earned game. The e Liverpool seconds had little trouble disposing of the Seville Re- QRS serves by a score of 26-12 in the preliminary. S' ,Sig . . Q K -X PSX ,K NSS Y . . , C? 'fi no yt' N- 1 4. ' 5' AWAY -- X -- . .X -X nerve- - -. . , -s Ks- S Q ! 6 ,, D .. 2 it S Q e SE gy e en. -, 1111.4 P ,, '- ..., 8 11, aa. tak, t.,,..., I n :ng N ci U. Ns., 1,1 V . x C -'Fi Q 21. I Us K' O I U I I O ,-na Jr' 1 f X. 5? ' U ' A ,f 1 1 is 4-', A i- 11 f 2 J Yquxlfgi 'ffii14'r11 fa,' 1 f' K ' ' '- 4 Dt' ' ' 1, ' ' f'1 ': 11' - ' 5 f' 'A X '5! K X '- , ,.., Q ,,,, , ..f...A -1.t,1...,i Y I f 1 Hinckley had to insert its varsity into the return game at Hinckley in orderto win the preliminary contest, but the Seville Varsity squad had little trouble in winning the other, 52-22. The Seville Reserves won a thrilling overtime game for York on January 24, by a score of 25-24. The Varsity also won their game, its ninth of the season, by a score of 58-33 as Seville cel ebrated nDads Night'. The Creston game saw Seville gaining revenge for an earlier loss to the visitors, as they won the Varsity game by a score of 51-33, and Reserve game by a score of 31-19. ' On January 31, Roy by a score oi season and can be 'Senior Night' the Seville boys won their second game over Le- 25 18 This was the lowest scoring gane of the attributed to the strange baskets at Seville was celebrated on February 4, as we defeated a stubborn Litchfield squad by s. score of 38-32. The Reserves also won, by a score of 26-11 On February 7, Seville lost to Homer by a score of 53 39 as our rivals got hot in the last quarter to clinch the game. The Reserves won their game, however, by a score of 23-22, in a thriller The final game of the regular season was played on a foriegn floor against Liverpool, whom Seville had already beaten on our home floor. This was one of the worst games of the year for the Flashes as they fell dawn to defeat by a score of 65-32 Thus ended t he season with the Seville boys having compiled record of six games won and four games lost in Class B competi tion, and an overall total of eleven won and six lost VARSITY SCORING including tournament ------ ----Reserves Short Bistor Allen Detwiller Harold Belle Rhoads Beck Brown Fulton 4 O Fulton Hartong O Beeman Anderson Mong Chaney MoDanial Totals 128 4 Totals ..4. B K ii 4 1 34 be s 3. ,, gag , - is Xxg fx .5911 ,'i . fl? . 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' X - kit ..-f- 3 as N' xg In the Annual Medina County Basketball Tournament held at Me- 'Q dina on February 13, 15, 21, 22, the Golden Flashes won two games while dropping two, to capture fourth place and win the tournament basketball. , Seville had little trouble in disposing of York in the first round of the tournament, for our team caught fire, in the second SB half to completely outclass the opponet and win by a margin of .SN 44-28. swine 1.41 at the quarter intervals by 12 11, 20-17, 35- ,sf 22, and the final score of 44-28. X The second round of the tournament found Seville up against a l Granger team that had beaten us twice during the regular season, but the Flashes came through to win a well deserved game by a s score of 42-35, to enter the semi-finals. The scores at the quart- X ' ere turns were ll-7, 22-17, 33-28, and the final of 42-35. 3 Seville put up a good fight against a taller Sharon team in 3 , the semi-finals but fell back after the intermission to absorb NS a 53-39 defeat. Sharon was a top-heavy favorite to min this 1 one, but met a lot more competition than was expected by a go- A 3 cd many of the spectators, as well as certain newspapermen. X Perhaps the most thrilling game of the tournament wasthe con- Q 5 solation battle between Seville, and Spencer, and after four full N quarters of hard play, the score stood: Seville 32, Spencer 32. In the 'overtime' that followed, however, the Flashes were out- scored by the Spencer quintet and the final score stood at 38-35. sg ' Q Scores at the quarters were 7-4 Seville, 15-13, 24-21 Spencer, 32- X be 32 tied, and the final score of 38-35. This was amugh game for the Golden Flashes to lose as it I cost us a chance to advance to the Ashland Regional Tournament, mi mvrs oFF T0'1HE cfmmmanms zz As the sports calendar for the school year of' '46-'47 came to if a close, it was the unanimous opinion around the school that our 1 ' cheerleaders, Marilyn Koppes, Norma Detwiler, and Mary Ann Runkle i n had done a magnificent job. if As the Annual Medina County basketballtournament got underway, Seville was one of the favorites to walk off with the cheerleading cup. As it turned out, however, things did not work out that way 91, and these girls were deprived of the honor for which they had tried : so hard. For the second time Marilyn was honored on the all-county 6 cheerleading team, and has a very good chance to make it three in a row next year. S' . N, 1, Q: TG' CL ,.,, S .. 8 , an e, fa' a-1' -ff s 1. ' V 1 . Q41 -1'-2-riff? 'u.',V,:waz'V ' 'J - Rifle .F ' ' N H V , , ,' 1 L- V, vi 15, , , .. V, hm- 15,1 Q -1. ,yu 1 .. 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About thirty-two children compose the fifth grade this year un- 1' der the leadership of Mrs. Youngen. They are enjoying thenew clock in their room, which they bought with sales tax stamps. 5 The next-stop was the third grade where I found Mrs. Rumburg' reading a story to her studentsg everything seemed to look so nice 3 and fresh, being in its own place. Arithmetic is not new to the- v- - third grade anymore but as one of the girls said, we seem to en- by joy working the different problems. It is so different from the other subjects we are taking this year.' I X Ns' After anticipating the anxiety of Mrs. Rumburg's third graders, I found myself in the second grade room, amidst the hustle and the H-fl :Q bustle of the little folk. Mrs. Long, their teacher, is well-liked f -' by her pupils and in a discussion with her, I find that this is her A twenty-fifth year here at Seville. The Seniors thank her for all as the kind things she has done for us. N Tables and chairs still take the place of desks in the room. A piano also occupies a position in the far corner of the room, giv- D. ,avi ing the children more experience with music whichwill benefit them ' 'lbs a little later. Our attendence has been above 951 for the three terms thus far, ' .5 which is very good record. N since 1 did.n't have much time left, I decided to visit the re- niainder of the grades before leaving. The sixth grade, under Mrs. . s Dowd, was next on my list so I journeyed on my way at last. There 1 S is a great interest in instrumental music in the room. All but E , six members are learning to play some band instrument, under the -P Se guidance of Miss Miner. ' ' It i our hope that everyone will be able to enter Junior High Q next year and that allot usivill' graduate 151953. B42 X e sg I XX ft. fksv yi . . ' J, VV , ,... - sg-X I W: ' any -ANN. 5 5 . .1 V.. ,-. . X. X 0 ' 8 X , .-4, I .N Q . Q Q , -' ' if fx-' T' 2-- I 0 2 .2 wen- .. 7 5' CQ ..-X ' - ff 3' 2- Q ' ' 3 'Q 9 --- wrist I I I I , . . P Y 3: xx 51 I 14' I . C 5 s :Q y 'af I e X , if be 15' X3 I 2 alsal 4 ? e .lil f t Q fi fz A., ,MX 5 5 lr I, :I I ,,.,.- 5. 'L ,Q-xxx.,-as , I ,V Q o . X f 1 u ,, . 4 Al-.. ' After visiting the sixth grade, my next trip led me to the '11 first grade, where I found Mrs. Imhoff and her little pupils en- gaged in a musical game. After the fun was over it was time for X spelling which we all liked. Many are good spellers as well as . W readers and we enjoy reading about Jim and Judy. There are sev- ' eral books we want to read in the next few months, also learn re- A more about trains and the people who work on them. ' A We are very fortunate and happy to have in our room a little 1' boy who came from a foreign land. C Bognolide Trigno, Italy, . His boat from Italy landed in New York on February 14, 1947 and :V he came to Seville on January 28, and started to school at that X time. 'When he came in our room he could not speak one word of - English, and now he is one of our best Readers and fipellers. His 4 name is Rinaldo Mastrodonato. I hear from our music teacher that ' he has a very good voice and he is going to learn how to play the . Base Horn. We wish you all the luck in school and hope you like our commtry very much. . Ns' My last stop is in the lower grades was the fourth grade, whose, T. teacher is Miss Bissel. We are starting division in Arithmetic and ASSE enjoy working immensely. Our boys are praticing shooting baskets so we can play the fifth grade boys some noon. ' Q 4-nun 5 S' The soft music floated through the crowd and Ilslowly came out X of a daze and discovered that I had been dreaming. In front of me I could see the couples dancing. My how pretty they looked! Yet ' I couldn't forget how the lower grades made such an impression on I N ' Q me. Maybe it was that I enjoyed mine the same as they. ' he Jkikirifilviltiillllikllllif A THE UPPER HALLS X' Q The'seventh graders are anticipating their first year upstairs f and they seem to enjoy it immensely. They were very proud to have wg two of their classmates, Patsy Mong, and Carol Black chosen for - , Junior High cheerleaders. Good work girls! Mr. Heller, our coach, - ' is also seventh grade home room- teacher. s My next destination while on my little journey to the grades was I the eighth grade, who have Mr. Scott for their home room teacher. . This class is one of the largest groups upstairs, with an enrollment of thirty pupils. W: were happy to have June Short elected to be N ,le one of our Junior High cheerleaders, also an all-county second ' 8 team cheerleader. . ,455 Six boys from our room are on the Junior High Basketball team I W 0 I- Q 4' 3 -:ge J I , ,- t e . . ' Q- Inn l h . -S-'N-M .r.. e , X :XJ J' f , 0 1 2. as... 5 EZ 0 .--.f' ' 3 'Q, 42,4 -'fiflsif Q I 6 z E , X. S 5 r K 5 24 r f I F 2 t v O I C V 1 M Q 21. I 'Li' 1 W . 11' 1 1 R' ,I I . ' 1 N.. s If -'4 fl: f 'Z-- -is ,af - ..L YT 132 5 fe ' w fr 4 . X ,f' 0 1-'1.lf:':::.1: ' I W A p p M 3 and next year we hope to have them on the Reserves. The Freshmen were next on my list and as I entered the room, I xx ,. could visualize the relief of the Freshies in knowing that their . V class play was now over. 1:2verybody's Crazy Now was the name of Q, their play, and we hope you enjoyed all the antics of the maid, mass portrayed by Roberta Wright. p ' SS My visit to the Suphomores Class was next and I find that they JI' have an enrollment of twenty-one students. We are very proud of our boys that played on the basketball team this year. One member of our class played on- the football team, which was organized earl- ,-,s ier in the season. We were very glad to have one of our classmates, . ' 0 Norma Detwiler, chosen as cheerleader again this year, this being 3 her second year to ifill that position. In December we sold pencils with the basket ball schedule on them. ' 1. My last stop on my journey upstairs was to visit the Junior Class. . Once again the Juniors were given the privilege of selling pop and Qf NS weiners at the football and basketball games. We also sold them at two dances we had during the first semester. ' We are proud to have in our room, Marilyn Koppes, holder of ,, two all-county cheerleading medals. 5' School opened with a nice surprise for our class when we learn- ' ed that our class rings were here. They had been ordered last year. Our sweaters also arrived after a few weeks of school. These were ui ' S due to arrive last year but had been delayed. ps As I come to the end of my visit, I recall my happy school days I ss when we had so much fun together. Q, l 'S cmss some os '47 p The Class of '47 is leaving you, W: The Tears within our eyes, help say adieu, g Thru all the yearsfto come, we will remember, Our classmates, fond and true ,fl Life is calling once more, As we walk down the aisle. be Every Senior to her door, We'11 forget just how to smile, ' Now is time for you and me to say Though we're gone, we'1l linger , ,I good-by. on--In al our dreams. I To our friends and our pals so true And although we are far apart, 0 W0'11 8-11 l'6m0mb6!' yOu, we shall return in heart, 5 Classmates of dear Seville High. Classmates of dear Seville High. 1- ,ij O X l ... gb-U1 1 e ' 2 'vi 2, '1'.f..'f1- 5 0 '-1 a, 44, 'A ff' :- -ri' :S Q 5 E Q 4 Z Q 3 is Q Xl I l-- f fix li gg 1 N Lffff-' 1 Af .N M ,265 Q-f Z' 41 3 5 1 Li E 3 U 9 Q 1 5 Q 5 E 3 1 5 v 5 Q E 5 I E 2 JUNIOR CLASS Left to Might lst iow felen Good, Mary Kunkle, Betty Kindig, Duke Harald, Ywrgaret ieig, Grace Chaney, Ruth Jonley 2nd :iovr I.'m'ily'1 Kopges, nugene :ih-sans, Don ifoore, Joe Qhort, Bill Bauman, Donnie Allen, Pauline tzowseworth. 3rd dow 3.A. hEoJo3,-, Art Jlevidenoe, Bob Hartong, Wayne Newogmer. X 1 1 2 MIXED- K cyokusg, 5 9,1O,11aHd lzeh sraupg xx 2 , Q! By x ' x ! 11 ting.. . , '-:rr I Yi! 'KES E7 or 1 21 L1 S.: E1 31 QQ as Q an sms l I! RN NNT 'NS iam i 1 'a sr .l Z1 Ill Nw kwa' Nl' .. x x 1 g AQ XXXX 3 as x mfs, an ,.1 Nt.: li N1 1. WQ is -1 E 5 S I 5 3 E i E 5 :? A' ' -,. 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Scott, Tom Tcioy, Millard Clifford, bien Zhauey QLheel: Charlene Tefsj Q I 5 l E 2 4 C Li N J? Mfr ,ff cw f' , Vx E 5 S Q ? Q Q E 9 i 1 5 I I 3 I 2 L 5 2 2 5 i 5 Q 5 5 A 1 i W K W0 Li X S 5 s 5 3 1 3 E S XX X SX , 1.....,, kx ,, 6- 11-9 4+ sd ff X if ,i 1' 4 '7 W- X, If wr- 1' la- K W' .,, M' 's fs Z-f lf .4 wr' -r rx. ,- Www Q J' ,W A Q L . 1 , A ,, ' 1 f , ,. . x ORCHESTR A lst Row: Ronald iingler, Carol Taylor, Shirley Cox, Evelyn Rumburg, Tom McCoy, Fay Siddeon. 2nd Row: Sally Kratzer, Jack Ringler, hugene Cox, Marilyn Winkler, Wil- lard Clifford, Paul Swagler, Raymond Molton. 3rd Row: Jim Collette, Dick Miller, Leon Beck, Billy Cupps, Larry Black, Carol Black, Kieth Berry. BAND J lst dow: Leon Beck, Joe Nanko, Shirley Cox, Carol Taylor, Ronald iingler, Gwen Marshall, Alvis Ru burg, Shirley Cox. Zwd low: Sally Kratzer, Bob Means, Bill McCoy, Eugene Cox, Jack Bistor, John Bwajler, Willard Clifford, daymond Fulton. 3rd xow: Jim Collette, Dick Detwiler, Dick Miller, Jack xingler :Silly Cupps, Keith Berry , Carol Black, Larry Black, Director Ffiss Timor 5 Q u Y 3 i 2 A 2 E BOYS GLEE K lst How: Bill Beeman, Willard GliFFor4, Peter Keller, Jnnior Lance, Leon Beck, nugene Cox, 2nd iow: Georse Brown, Gone Fulton, Don Joore, Darrell Andwrson, Raymond Horst, Bob Beck. 3rd Xow: Don Allen, Jerry roug, Joe short, Duke Harold, Shook Detwilor, Wayne Newcomer, Bob Bistor. 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E Q 5 A 2 5 I 'Eur lim:L!1W3aiEM'ailEK:?f2 ' ' Compliments of HOUGLAN HARDWARE Success Wadsworth By Ruth Anna Iohnson Success is a smile when you want to frown, Compliments of A song when you want to cry: lt's trying again when you've fallen clown, Seville It's laughter instead ot a sigh. Success is giving the world your best In the commonplace tasks oi the day, C0mP1imef1fS Of It's living as high as you're called to live, In a noble, beautiful way. Seville Compliments ot Comp,,men,s O, R. D. ARMSTRONG 6. SON PAT'S MEAT MARKET West Hin Seville Seville 5 Good Luck Seniors y Better Luck Next Year Ir's ' ' Yours ls Coming, Soph's Oh Brother You 1-'Rosm fotgskizi pf ONE WAY TO sucsss IS TO STAY HEP 4 f I 6 Sl Effie I TO THE IIVE . . . -bfi' 24 You Can Do That- ml lust Visit E THE RECORD and RADIO SHOP MEDINA APPLIANCES INC. 218 S. Court St. Medina, Ohio Everything From Classics To Iive Compliments ot KINTNERS HARDWARE Seville Congratulations Seniors Compliments ot B- M- KINDIG LUCY JONES FLOWER SHOP FUNERAL DIRECTOR Seville Phone 3711 Compliments ot GISH'S HARDWARE Electrical Appliances Seville Phone 2771 Seville RITZI IEWELRY STORE Creston PECK'S STUDIO YOUR SENIOR PHOTOGRAPHER South Howard St. AKRON BOWMAN'S AT MEDINA COMPLETE FARM SERVICE Phone 24211 Complete Farm Service SQUARE DEAL GROCERY Medina Farmer's Exchange Chippewa Lake Medina C. 51 L. RADIATOR SHOP Service and Cores for Compliments of Cars - Trucks - Tractors Soldering Dial 2-4084 309 S. Broadway Medina p Howard Clark' Man- I K L E I N S Compliments of The Store for Men and Boys SEVILLE STATE BANK Wadsworth Plumbing - Spouting Coal, Gas and Oil Furnaces Licensed Plumbing I P. W. SWAGLER Office Phone 2554 Seville LIBBY SHOPPE Ladies Ready To Wear Skirts - Sweaters - Millinery Medina OHIO FARMERS INSURANCE COMPANY Chartered 1848 LEROY, OHIO OHIO FARMERS INDEMNITY COMPANY BEST WISHES FOR YOUR FUTURE THE SHORT STOP 1 llfz Mile East of Mong's Corners on No. 224 Compliments ot CCC RESTAURANT Seville M. O'NEIL CO. Aktons Greatest Store ANN PHELPS, Personal Shopper Phone 3902 Seville Compliments ot SELLERS 6 LONG Creston BOB'S HAMBURGER Wadsworth Compliments of RITTMAN DEPT. STORE RITTMAN Complete Furnishing For Home and Family We Feature PETERS WEATHER BIRD SHOES 525' Nt--? I., .N 'I N? ff!! !f . fl f' N ff nj ff H .f' ' if ,ff V ,, ' A 1 f -' A, ff , JL X rj, .iffy 1 l J ff ,V ff! .v,. k - ' A W ' If 'YVK AL ' Z I f Arg? Z . A.., -. U H-, ,.... ,,-,NmwVN X NX- VA'In K X, X-.. ' XX-xn, X' ,,..imkav.,f.....- , , -Aggir RITTMAN HARDWARE Rittman Phone 35 Congratulations! Lawrences I.G.A. Grocery Phone 2541 Seville 1 K. BROTHERS Free Delivery P. E. 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