Konawa High School - Tiger Yearbook

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A U y I Cp E FEP OLJB WAS ORCINIZED LATF IP JEPTENBER XITH ll S H Y QURSER AND IR A D IHOMAS AS SPONSO THE PURPOSE OF THE CLUB NAS TO BOOST THE HOPAL OF THL PLAYERS AND TO CREATE ENTHUSIASTIO SUPPORT FROM THE STUDE I DODY AND TONNS PEOPLE THE CLUB IN OONJUNOTION WITH THE BAND, PERFORNED SPEOTAOULAR HAROHES, FORMATIONS AND ROUTINES, DURING HALF TIME OEREMONIES PEP ASSCMBLIES,PARADES, AND SONEIRE PEP RALLICS EOOSTED THE SPIRITS, NOT ONLY OF THE OLUB AND SPECTATORS BUT ALSO OF THE PLAYERS AS WELL THE GIRLS OUT FRONT LEADING US WERE OUR OHEER LEADERS PAYE LLLIGTT, IHA! LOU JALKER, NORTH RLLD, AND SUE HLMSLEY THE GIRLS LOONED PERRY IN THEIR WHITE SWEATERS, BLOUSES, AND BLACK SHIRTS, THE BOYS LOOKEO SO NEAT IN THEIR WHITE SHIRTS AND BLACK TROUSERS,AS THEY wAvED THEIR ORAISE AND BLACK OREPE PAPER SHARERS THE CLUB UAS JUSTLY PROUD OF THE FOLLOwINO SFVENTY FIVE HPEPPYH MEMBERS JANETTE REED JERRY JJPBER L OPEN JILMA JOHNSON LA ERON JENNY PANONA IUNLEY 31 L bANT'ELL JOUGLAS JOIES APBARA STOKES PARLENE SERLE SHIRLEY IORROH LAWANDA IP. rREDA QADBERRY JERRY DLAfLOCK ILORENE CARAAN DONNIE ORENSHAW IROIIIA SAPKE O WY IR1STRONG O A ALK INI H LEE NH DILLIE IRENE EE VIRGIL BLACKWOOD DCPN HOOD ROY TYLER QETTY HEAD AT DURBER IORHA I N AT MARTIN BILL JERRY OEBY lEAD PAYE DEIEHT JANDA SMITH RUTH .URRAY N QUTTLEO OFJA IL I AUL DARKER JACK TAILOR EITH IN. I VAUL HIODON LSIE LBFRLE JILL URR Y X EFIN JUNE IIOHOLS POLLY PAIRET JOYOE THOMAS JETTY HOGERS HAROLD FALLIS HILORED OLOUD ITPY JPURLOCK PAYE PHILLIPS UILLY HENQLEK OBBY JOHNSM VERA SUE DWEAT J lELL ACK Y INNETTE OURSER YVOIIE JDEFCER MAURICC OAR ER IRANKLIN QURHS VLYDE QADBERRY JOHNNIE FAEFOX HARLENE HOUSTON IDA UELLE OORE HN TAY JA R I IUAROARET LOLLINS QERALDINE TUCKER LONA 'ARIE TUCKER IMA JEANNE IOJROON JACKIE RUTH PENSLEY I7 .4 le-Q X f U- qt fn . Q' CD UP A .- !.i TH ' A ' , E . .. N 'JR Q 'O ' 2.0 ',f. T RS, I ! I 0 ' X T 1 V I .- B . ' G , . . . - 1 . , I I: - ,I rm I' 1 ' .V TT- 'T ,CNT II I l ll tl C I O 5 . '1 . , V I! ' ' K TI. T T L V 3. . ' '.cER U , ,T . .I P R , - A I T m .I L- N N MA.N q,. T '..f 'J. P V , BILLIE JOHNSTN CARL RAPER CALVIN HAGNER . Q P F- rv R N F ' J i . P . TN 0 I I E N T TON .NI'fN, P JT V : T - ' ALI H SOI T - A N - -N i P H rj rg I ' , . . O A- X T N, IT.. K MAN T V I ',. R T . ' T mN X N ' E T . '- 55 K VIR INI .J ER P. R. A JO . if 1 U O: 4 ,f W'S TI'.AS LA IN T' CH ' S ' H . L l F ' ' In M ' . .. K ,N Q . jfxx X. X v m ..,f MLN' ......... 5 K

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4'- .N,siE!- 'dv' d',,, 1il ' Tas Dw-i,:g,- ii ' X KONAVA FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA 5 THE KONAHA CHAPTER OF THE FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA HAVE PARTICIPATED N MANY ACTIVITIES DURING THE YEAR 1945 M9 AT THE COUNTY FAIR AT JEWOKA, H BOYS RECEIV RTY TNO PLACES LIVESTOCK D CROP EXHIBITS, w PAUL FALLIS V NN NG FIRST PLA E ON THE FARM DISPLAY HE MEMBERS WERE ELATED OVER N NG F R PL ON TH TOWNSHIP DISPLAY FOLLOIINO THE COUNTY FAIR LILLARD BERRY, FRANK NUNLEY, BILL QTEPHENS JOHNNY CROVES, PAUL FALLIS AND NUS IOOTEN EL CTED TWELVE ExHIB.TS FOR THE CKLAHOMA TY STATE A R, ACKN N I THE ExH B THE DAY SPENT BY THE GROUP TTENDINO THE STATE FAIR VILL RENE BEREO AS BOTH ENJOYABLE AND EDUCATIONAL. HE HAPTER SP NS R D TH CJUNTY URA S HAY AND EGULE SHO I D A POQDIBLE FIFTY PLACINCS, E Y RECE VFD THE FOLLOJ 14 FIRSTS, 10 SECONDS, THIRDS, AND 2 FOURTHS THE EDU MTIONAL EXHIBIT FROM THE KONAJA CHAPTER RECETVED FIRST PLACE, THE CHAPTER SHOWED 8 FAT STEERS AND 9 HEAD OF HOGS AT THE DEMINOLE C UNTV LIVESTOCK SHON HELD IN IEXOKA NARCH E AND J HAROLD RAPER PLACED FIRST, SECOND AND M ON L GHT HEREFORD TEER TORDISON LITT , R ON LEG HEREFORD STEER PAUL FALL'S SECOND ON HEAVY HEREFORD 'TEER ROBERT IALLIS, SECOND ON LIGHT ANGUS KARL RAP R, COND AND THIRD ON ANGUS STEE PAUL ALLIS, FIRST, SECOND, AND CHAMPION ON URCC BARROW AND RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION ON UROC ARROW THE SHOw L CYD FISHER, OURTH O AND HEAVY DURO BARRONS PAUL F LLIS' ROC CILT w S T IN THE BRE NG CLASS HE BOYS HHVE VON 1 O IN PRIZE MONEY TH S YEAR L RRISON LITT E, HAROLD RAPER, LOYD SHER, RBEPT JALKER, NVD PAU ALL , NUB VOOTEN, AND ALPH WADDN RECEIVED REGISTERED AIRY HEIFERS THROUGH THE LIONS CLUB DAIRY PROGRAM, THESE HEIFERS CAME FROM VISCONSIN AND KLAHOMA, ND wERE BOUGHT S THE LOC MERCHANTS FOR THE BOYD BOYS GIVE BACK HEIFE PAY FOR THE GOV , THE BOYS PPESENTED AN AS EMBLY PROGRAM AND PREPARED N N Ol SPLAV IUGGLES HARDWARE DURING NATIONAL VEEK IN FEBRUA Y HE YS ExH S RS A D HOCS AT THE TULSA LIVESTOCK SHON HOWEVER, NONE OF THE ANIMALS WERE ABLE TO PLACE IN THIS HIGHLY CONTESTED EVENT ,W ' f F ' F -..J . f,X4, ' I OF .5 4' -I ' ' T E ED - FO - I ON AN ITH II I C . T ' ' WEN I I ST ACE E I , , 0 ' ,fx , . A ' f . S E ' ' I CI P F I PL G O TEV UF I ITS. A I BB I H ' ' T C C SO E E I P S , L I A w IN KGNAWA. OUT DF 'E P TH BS S I - VlNGg T ' 9 - A T DO . D, H LF V ON H' I2 I. 5 - W . y CHAMPION ON HIS SHORTHORN STEERSg d.B. FALLIS9 SECOND p' I S 5 N II LE nu D HT , M . 5 ' . , I X -I I I P SE , RS? F LJ D B I OF 3 L F N HIS LIGHT C I 3 L A DU A FIRS EDI . T - I B46 .O I . AO L I L FI ' HE . T d.B. L F IS Y R H -A , D X L O A Y 'AL N T. THE , WILL RS KS A OF! . , X S X , , J A 'I D v DI . IN Q - F. F. A. 1 R . T T BO. ' ISITED TEE N W . I I U. ,figli-RNs. .X V xxx ,Q . A ,-ii. V 5 m