Southside High School - Southerner Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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in mf 1 , 1 1 , so ef 2 - sl ., E wi it - IUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD-FRONT ROW: Marvin Wil- Casey, Forrest Woods, Keith Bartling, lack Rhum. BACK son, Alvenus Horshaw, Richard Roberts, Bruce Smith. ROW ROW: Ron Smith, Gary Greene, Myron Dance, Fred Pease, 2: james Fishhack, Gail Allen, David Dollison, Leslie Smith, Leroy Buchanan, Mike Dillie, Mr. George Punzclt. Charles Rahe. ROW' 3: Robert Newman, Bob Collins, John arsit team closes season With three wins, five losses Football Records Varsity S O Richmond ..., . 0 34 Anderson . . . . . .13 20 Elwood .... . . . 19 0 Logansport , , . . 12 6 Tipton .... ,,.. 2 5 21 Lebanon . . . . 0 O Greenfield ..,. . O 0 New Castle ....,..,., forfeit Muncie Central .... 6 7 Carmel ..,....... 6 26 junior Varsity M ' .......... an on 6 34 Fans scream as the Rebel ball-carrier breaks New Castle ......, 13 6 away for an unexpected touchdown. Muncie Central .... 6 13 Richmond .... . . O 32 Elwood .... . . . forfeit Yorktown .. . ., O 7 77

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K FF 1' VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD-FRONT ROW: Maurice Round- tree. David YVest, Larry Rhum, Ted johnson, Keith Bartling, jack Mansfield, Frank Haynes, Robert Newman. Ron Smith. ROW' 12: jim Fishbaek, Donald Roysden, Danny Beuty, Dun Thornburg. Lee Nicholson, jim Ragland, jim Elrod, james W'hite. Mike Dillie. Q PW e ? '94 fl' 5 W PM '55 gf M, El, a - www .,,.., M gi at . -- , M. E A , -aw ,V ' if Wim Q K , ,Q - ,U ik I l!f.- ' , lx , 3842 jg if iw, VVith body English senior Frank Haynes expresses his involvement with the game. 76 ABOVE: junior Bill Fisher doggedly charges ahead while avoiding being tackled. RIGHT: After determinedly running many yards, Dwight Robin- son is finally downed by an opponent. ROV' 3: VVillie Metcalf, Orville Smith,j. D. Pugh. Frank Chandler. Terry Tupling, Darrell Cooper, Don Clifton. Dwight Robinson, Gary Greene. BACK ROW: Mr. Terry Hitchcock. Nlr. Hal Trav- iolia, Bob Isom, Gary Mason, Rick Cantrell, Bill Fisher. Charles Kates, Ronald Russell, Mr. George Punzelt. Mr. Ed Humphrey. Q

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Cross-country boys run the two-mile, s ABOVE: Cross-country requires high physical stamina. Here Rebel runners work out doing sit-ups. BELOVV: Receiving a ribbon for 'iplacingw from pretty cheerleader, senior Sandy Moore, is Charles Prince, senior. 'I how courage 'iCross-country is an individual sport requiring a great deal of cour- age, quietly commented Coach Neal jay, Although not always victorious, this yearis team gave much time and effort into the perfection of their skill, which is physical endurance. The lowest time for the two-mile run this year, the only event in cross- country. was ten minutes and eigh- teen seconds, an excellent timing made by junior Mike Lautzenheizer, just six seconds over the school record set by Homer Adams in 1965. Cross-country requires determination and guts. Sophomore Mike Turner doggedly keeps on going even though weary and a long way from the finish line at the Crestview Golf Course.