Seville High School - Annual Yearbook (Seville, OH)

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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? . ' A s , 1 p g . as , iss 119 36 27 p rfb' 93 19 2 5 3 .40 28 108 ,gi 80 33 193 30 24 84 'ls f 35 30 10 34 13 81 T Clevidence 7 1 15 Newcomer 10 12 32 13 7 33 6 3 15 '1 11 5 27 3 8 14 Q5 Q , 4 3 ll 4 3 ll Q g 4 1 9 1 1 3, Q' AM 2 0 3 --- 1192 8 ,f all 1 3. 3 3 sf N Q 1 ' : ' 1, e 'VIF N 'iid-5' aux . a . . Q 'N ga. . -- X . .I . e Aa' ' . 7i'2i?E2w' 3'vffT5wi59 ' . e Niiflqisgf

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1 if Q Q, I 3 e Ag- 1 1 eff' ,- , 'J . x uf Q... 5 fl' 'fil ::r1:J ! ffjjf xi , ff f . 1 1 11. 3, ' A I ,A A,,,. ' 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