Konawa High School - Tiger Yearbook

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T ,L EX 49, ,,v ' l S3 I, BASKETBALL THE 1948 TION TH TIGER BASKETBALL TEAM R N SOMEHHAT THE EXTREMES IN SOME GAMES THEY wERE UN SEATASLE A D IN OTH RS COULD SEAT NO ON SOME or THE HIGHLIGHTS or T E SEASON INCLUDED TWO VIGTORIES Ov OKEMAH A WINS FROA BONLEGS, MAUD TECUMSEH, JETUMKA AND ALLEN SOME or THE DISAPPOINTING GAAES INCLUDED A S v LEMA, VARNUM, NETUMKA HELEETKA, VAMDOSA AND CROHIELL SO FOR THE THIRD TRAIGHT YEAR THE TIGER WERE PUT OUT OF THE STATE PLAYOFFS BY BYNG HE TIGERS D H ws I IS LO S IN THE AST G NTRAL ONFERENCE, THE IGER FINISHED R SEHIND ILEGS AND 'AUD H 7 AND 5 REGO THF LITTLE IvER VON ERENGE THE NAL STANDING SHOIED T TIGERS HND S RECORD, GOO FOR FOURTH PLACE UOTLE NATTHEL5 WAS THE TIGERS' LEADING SGORER TH TAL E 180 POIN S HIS O P NTS TH 12 EA CENTRAL GAMES MADE HIM THE TOP SGGRER Or THE LONFEPENCE RANK SEXTON I D IN TE . SCORING FOLLOWED BY B L ULOUD AND BILL PAGE THE 1949 LETTER vINNERS WERE 5 NIORS ILL CLOUD, HI PAGE FRANK SEXTON9 DOYLE MATTHEWS AND FRANK BRONN 2 SOPHOMORES BOB JOHNSON AND BILL JOHNSON, GH BOYS WON P ALE H JU O H THE JUNIOR TOURNEY AT OHLEGS I NING IMES SEEOR LOOSING O LEGS THE FINALS SEASON ECORD OF I S A LOSSES IA INGLUDED GENE LL LVD THE SCORING w 110 POIN S LETTER WINNERS INCLUDED VIQGIL B ACKIJO , ENE vOLL NS9 JOE COLLINS, FRANKLIN BURNS PAUL FALLIS AMES THOMPSON KEITH INMAN DEANIE CRAVENS, AND LINDELL SEKTON THE G R S HA A VERY PO R AJON ONING ON Y MIN A S SU THINGS LOOK SRIGHTER IN THE FUTU AS NONE THE PLAYERS Y IERE DLNIORS9 AND ALL LL ACK NEXT SEASON N H HE P OSP CT A HINN AT THAT I E BARBARA BERRY IAS THE OUTSTANDING SGORER, S SHE NADE 12 POINTS DURING THE 12 GAMES PLAYED THO I fx 3 ' X C I -LI9 EDI , or-' E ' A ,Q 6 - TO . . P - I N E E. H ER ND - I ' ' , Y LO? TO NEI ' , ' v . AL S ' S ' I I T -, REGOR S O 14 MII AND 11 S ES. EI- HE . C T, S 3 D I Bow R wIT A RD. IN - R' A E FI S v HE A 7 A U G . I - f T4 : ' ' , ws A TO O ' , TS. 15 OI ' FOR E ' ST I W X . F TAS ZN AM - IL . xy I ' I SE I B LL 9 s T n I 9 ' Q 3 JUNIGRSI W.T. HUSDLESTON, LILLARO BERRY AND JOHN COWSERT I 3 V i HI 2NO L ' IN T E Nl R IGH 3 - , w'N 3 T E T Bow IN , A R 9 VIN ND 11 m.S .I . CO INS , ITH ' ' T . . L ' CD G P ' A 1 J , 2 , ' X R: L D O SE S SH H L 1 I - AG INST 11 LOS ES T . RE KX or THIS EAR I ' we BE S . 'IT T R E . or I ER I ,' T,M , . I A ' . - 5 . . SE . K x V :6 A Q: 2 N-f' -I K