Seville High School - Annual Yearbook (Seville, OH)

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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

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,.-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