Southside High School - Southerner Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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1968 GOLF SQUAD-FRONT ROW: Mike Sheffield, Lon Lap- George, john McCreery, Dean Sylvester David Turshell David pin, Terrey Connor, Iohn Huber, Danny Crowley, Mike Carson. Roach, Mr- Pllnleh- BACK ROW: Mike Perkins, Pat Yarger, Pearson Iohnson. Mark outh's outstanding golfers receive wide recognition 4 1967 Golf Records S High score wins . O Richmond ..... 2172 12 172 Muncie Central 5172 91f2 New Castle ... 2 172 12172 Madison Heights 6172 81f2 Elwood ........ 17 8 New Castle ... 2172 12172 Burris ........ 4 14 Burris ........ 4 11 Muncie Central 9 6 Hagerstown .... 10 5 Greenfield ..... 10 5 SECTIONAL ...... fourth out of21 Three 1967 seniors, Don Padgett, Bill Wiseman, and Terry Moore, along with underclassmen Mark George and David Roach, formed the nucleus of last year's golf team. The squad recorded a good 500 average for the season. At tourney time the team barely missed qualifying for the State Finals by a few strokes, coming in fourth out of21 teams. Individually, team members did well also. In a contest sponsored by the Muncie District Golf Association, Bill Wiseman was named the City junior Golf Champ. Don Padgett had the best average for the season, about 74 strokes. Don, having set the school record for a single match during his junior year at 67 strokes, is now ben- efiting from a golf scholarship at In- diana University where he is on the team. Senior David Roach takes instruction on his back-swing from golfing coach George Punzelt.

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TENNIS TEAM-FRONT ROW: jeff LaChat, Steve Iackson, Tony Robinson Ray Jett Steve Stan ley. ROW 2: Danny Beaty, Fred Morris, Mr. Terry Hitchcock, Bill Bvrd Steve West NOT PIC TURED-David Polk. outhside sends David Polk to first state tenms finals 1967 Tennis Record High score wins S O Elwood ...... .... 0 7 Union City .... . , . 0 7 Burris ........ ..,, 0 9 New Castle ....... .... 2 5 Madison Heights ......,, 3 4 Tipton ....,.... . , . 4 8 Cambridge City . .. ,., .6 1 Bluffton .......,.. .... 2 5 Muncie Central ... ....8 1 New Castle ..... .... 2 5 Knightstown .. .... 9 0 Greenfield .... .... 3 4 Marion ........... .... 1 4 Muncie Central .,. . . . .8 1 Mississinewa .... .... 7 0 Anderson ..... .... 0 4 Richmond 3 6 88 Six wins and eleven losses char- acterized the 1967 tennis season at Southside. Mr. Terry Hitchcock coached the team which had a soph- omore winner, David Polk, in the Hrst round of the first state tennis championship contest held in Indiana. Touring the regular season, the Rebels beat Muncie Central eight to one twice. They also played other noted teams such as Anderson, New Castle, Muncie Burris and Marion. Seniors jim Criewe and Dennis Price and juniors Fred Morris and Richard Skaggs were all essential in the success of the team. The strongest group of sophomores ever helped gain the reserve team a record of five wins and only one loss. The 1968 squad will be the last spring team. After that, tennis will be played in the fall. Preparing for a tennis meet, Fred Morris displays his tennis talents while arching back to return a serve to his opponent.

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TRACK TEAM-FRONT ROVV: Bob Adams, Alvenus Horshaw, john Guiden, Cary Voss, Dana Rodgers, john Ribble, Larry Adams, jack Hurst. ROW 2: Ron Smith, Larry Walker, Mike Lautzen- heiser, james VVhite, john Casey, Frank Haynes, Fred Stout, Tom 1967 Track Records High score wins S O Hoosier Relays at I.U .... Burris Qindoor rneetl . . . New Castle ......... Marion Invitational .... Anderson, Muncie Relays Muncie Central ....... I . New Castle Relays ...... Fort VVayne North and Madison Heights .... Noblesville Relays . . SECTIONAL .... REGIONAL .... STATE FINALS. .. ...didnit place ....,.61 56 57 61 4th out of 12 . . 3rd out of 3 . ...541f2 581f2 ....lst outof6 ....2nd out of 3 ...2nd out of6 .3rd out of 20 Darrell Cooper qualified for State Finals Darrell Cooper participated A blur of dynamic motion, junior Dwight Robinson strains to clock the best time in the low hurdle at a track meet. 90 Dudley, Steve Coker. BACK ROW: Mr. Harold Traviolia, Ricky Roberts, Richard Brown, Dwight Robinson, Darrell Turner, Mr. Eli Chattas, jerry Clark, Mike Pardue, jim Elrod, john Kee-sling, Mr. Neal jay.