Southside High School - Southerner Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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Under the coaching of lVlr. Kenneth Seiber, the Rebel B team ended the season with an 8-9 won-lost record. Three of the losses occurred in overtime games, to Fort Wayne Elmhurst and IVlarion in single overtimes, and to Nluncie Central B team in a double overtime. Rebels Rebels Rebels Rebels Rebels Rebels Rebels Rebels Rebels Rebels Rebels Rebels Rebels Rebels Rebels Rebels Rebels 45 50 53 41 49 29 43 37 48 28 44 40 47 27 52 40 49 B TEAM REVIEW Winchester Lewisville Decatur Anderson Warsaw Burris New Castle Mississinewa Fort Wayne Elmhurst Noblesville Muncie Central Lawrence Central Marion Richmond Franklin Ben Davis Madison Heights Doug Burke and Dave Dill have looks of wonder on their faces as they try to find the ball during the Rebel-Winchester game Little Rebels Look Ahead Row 1-Fred Gorin, Eddie Finchum, Denny Miller, Tim LaVelIe, Rick Hensley, and Jerry Haverstick. Row 2-Steve Scott, Robert Moore, manager, Linden Dampier, Mr. Kenneth Seiber, coach'g David Dill, and Mike Gorin.

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The Rebel baseballers, coached by Mr. Lowell Barnett and Mr. Robert Clark, played a strong field of teams during the 1963 baseball season. Two double-head- ers were played-one against Greenfield, and the other against Greensburg. The scores of the Greenfield games were 15- 3 and 16-13, both in favor of Greenfield. The Rebels lost to Muncie Central by a score of 10-9. lVlr. Barnett will lose only three seniors by graduation this year. They are Gary Beymer, Ralph Hernandez, and Bill Summers. REBEL BASEBALL SCHEDULE April 6 Greenfield Q21 April 9 Central April 17 Royerton April 22 Decatur April 25 Alexandria May 2 Connersville May 8 Royerton May 1 1 Greensburg C25 May 14 Centerville May 16 Rushville May 21 New Castle Here There There Here There Here Here Here There There There Diamondmen Show Hustle, Desire Row 1-Larry Tucker, Larry Lachat, Bill Kear, Mike Stewart, Mike Haviland, and Gary Beymer. Row 2-Larry Black, Frank Thompson, Ralph Hernandez, Doug Willi- ams, Bill Summers, Larry Thompson, and Brooks Mace. Row 3-Phil Nichols, Joe Greer, Ronnie Orcutt, Tim LaVeIIe, Mike Bundy, Ric Kirkman, and Terry Martzall. Row 4-Mr. Lowell Barnett, coach, Larry Decker, managerg Gary Wasson, manager, and Mr. Robert Clark, assistant coach. 85