Dover High School - Lest We Forget Yearbook (Dover, OK)

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C6 d S BOCYS' BASKET BALL WRIGHT CHAMBERS EGLESTON CCaptainJ PAYNE MARTIN fCoachJ CLODFELTER G. ALLEN TURNER R ALLEN BASKET BALL SCHEDULE '23 8: '24 DOVER C35 BiG FOUR T DOVER 29 WAUKOMIS 15 DOVER 41 M XRSIIALI, 5 DOVER 1 I IAFY II! DOVER 725 MINVO lll DOVER 14 LOYAI. 12 DOVER 7 YUKON 33 DOVER S13 WAUKOMIS 11 DOVER U l'IIILI.II'S ZN IFOVER Ili DOUGLAS 15 DOVER 22 KINGFISHER 2:2 DOVER 17 DRUMMOND U DOVER 8 KINGFISHER 27 DOVER 5 DOUGLAS IZ DOVER 1-1 KNATIONAI. GJ lil DOVER 12 IIENNESSEY 43 DOVER 223 LOYAL 10 DOVER 5 HENNESSEY 12 DOVER 15 DRUMMOND 13 DOVER 36 CNATIONAL GJ 18 SEEN! 22322

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'Qt' Dover High School -Vila.. LEST YE FORGET -1924 BASKET BALL W 1 B. PCRT CLODFELTER, fBabeJ Basketball Coach ln the world there are stars of all kinds, stars in Heaven, stars at the theatre, musical stars, Basketball stars etc. Such a star guides and animates the destinies of the basket ball activi- ties Dover Hi in the person of Babe Cludfelter. For two years he played on the victorious team of Pliillips Uni- versity and demonstrated the qualities of a real basket ball player and during the past year has shaped the destinies of Dover's Basket ball squad -- victori- ous destinies -- .vhich could only exist thru fair dealing, hard work, untiring efforts, cheerfulness, enthusiasm 3 faith in one's work and thorough leadership on the part of our coach. nixioioioioiuiq sg.-1011-31-mnqnma-n-,11-inpt-xvmomafguzvmocp--11-mt-not-10:4 11 11 11 14 101014 11 I

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LEST YE FORGET -1924 ? ' Dover High School -P..'Q''Q'5.0-W..N-N'V-1-wc'-,0.0-',..0.0..0..0- - . '. . '. i' i . 2 3 - I : ,BOYS' BASKET BALL Q f I P Q : Earl Egleston flellyj Captain. Although handicapped at the early part -of the season, due to the effects U i of the 'Flu' made a wonderful come-back at the close of the season, with the same i vigor and? 'determination that characterizes a rea' Basketball player. g -- Q - Maurice M-ertin CAbeJ as forward completed his third year of Basketball for Dover, i aithough sacrificing his hea'th to accompl'sh it and being forced to quit in the early I U part of the season. But during the time that he did play, his excellent team-work. U combined with his accurate goal-tossing made him feared by all opponents. g -- a Loyd Wzight CD'nl:J as forward displayed a type of Basketball that deserves the aid- i mfratlon of h s spectators, team mates and opponents, always pfaying a clean hard l l fought game, taking defeat as cheerfufly as victory and never tak'ng adavantage of l the opportunity that his posiifoii affords him, in making the score. i . ! Ted Payne fPercyD playing stationary guard was the bufwark of Dover's defense f Q handling two or three men as easily as one... Only Percy's opponents kvew how hard Q it was for them to enter Dover's defense, when Percy was determined that they . i should notl enter or score. His courageous spirTt, as well as excellent judgment, were i the determining factors in a great many of Dover's victories. This is: Percy's last . . year due to the route of graduation and he will no doubt be missed excced'ng'y from l the squad next year. , I l : Leslie Chambers, CFirpoJ though playing the position of running guard, tied with ' Paul Turner for second high point man. Les with his speed, pivot and clever floor U work kept his opponents: vxorried through out the game. He c.ou'd always be de- 1 i pended upon-to score when necegsary and w'th Percy as hs runnfng mate their U opponents were ze dom al owed to' score any short slots. Tl.is is Les'lie's last year I of Basket-ball succumbing to gradrafion this spring. a --- 1 i Paul Turner CSquli-eh came to us from Loyal with the reputation of being a basketball l payer and played true to form performing most of the time at the position of cen- I ter, Squire was a consistent player through out the season always playing a clean Q i hard fought game, playing a defensive game as well as being one of the main fac- ' tors in Dover's scoring machfne. l George Allen flkeyj played his second of basketball, displaying his ability to handle i the ball with ease and grace and with two more years to play his career in basketball : is bright. - i -'- l i Ray Allen QPudeJ when paced on the court produced speed t.hat waslunequalled ' : by any of his teammates, always playing a fast game, although sometimes rough : he rightly deserves the admiration of ak. the spectators. ! ! 0 Ouioiuioi-uivvioioinviar boiefioiuievioicvioiovieficwioiavitliflicvitvilbitrivvit