Southside High School - Southerner Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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Valuable Players are chosen for skill, time, determination Excellence in athletics requires endless hours and late evenings of practice. In each sport one boy is chosen as the individual Most Val- uable Plaver, contributing the most skill and time to team effort. Pictured on these pages are the winners in 1967-68 fall and winter sports. Last springs receivers of the coveted award were: Steve Johnsonbaugh, baseballg Don Padgett, golfg Robert Hughes, traclcg jim C-reive, tennis. Bovs receiving letters participated in Lettermens Club, which met for intramural basketball most Wednes- days. In the spring athletes were honored at the annual banquet, Officers were Larrv Rhurn, pres.g Maurice Roundtree. V,P,g Nlark Champion, sec,-treas. The club was sponsored by different coaches dur- ingtheiroffseasons, as ABOVE: Running against Mr. Neal jay's stopwatch is junior Mike Lautzen- heiser. cross-country Valuable Player. LEFT: YVrestling award winner, jun- ior Dwight Robinson, Successfully strives to pin his opponent in the Section- al. BELOW: junior Jerome Wright, winner in basketball. soars above enemy guards to score two points for the Rebels. a "YK 1' - 17-11 1

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Mosaics of individuals "People, people everywhere," applies ,:.- nowhere as aptly as to school life. In the halls between classes, at ball games, in con- vocations, seas of student faces are seen. Each one of these faces is a distinct person, an entity that stands out from the mass. Even in "the crowd" people are uniquely them- selves. an ff i E al i ll ss mm