The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 30, Milford, Kosciusko County, 26 August 1970 — Page 2

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RETURNING LETTERMEN — Wawasee high school's returning lettermen took time out Monday morning from their practice session to pose for a Mail-Journal photographer. They will see their first action of the season on Saturday night when the team travels to Nappanee for the pre-season four-school Jamboree.

Wawasee Enters 3d Year Os Football And NLC Slate

With the opening of the third football season at Wawasee high school the Warriors will enter Northern Lake Conference competition in the sport. , Coach Don Storey is working his team during the early morning hours to work them in shape for the jamboree at North Wood on Friday. The first game of the season will be played on the Wawasee field Friday. Sept. 4. when West Noble will face the Warriors Thirteen senior lettermen and three junior lettermen are returning to the line-up. The complete pre-season roster lists 50 playefs Wawasee made a 3-5-1 record during competition in 1969 and is looking forward to topping this mark in NLC competition this year This is the first full varsity schedule for the young Warriors. Stores alternated quarterbacks Donn May and Tim Blue in last season's play. Both are back this year with May being a senior and Blue a junior Another impressive letterman back on the team is Roger Korenstra who at five feet. eight inches weighs 204 pounds. Korenstra led the Wawasee team in rushing last year as he carried the ball 127 times for an average of 3 9 and rushed 501 yards. Wawasee had an offensive average in 1969 of 10.1 with a defensive average of 24.0

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Rex Hunsiker was the most valuable of the year. A senior this year, he is expected to fill one of the tackle positions on the team. Dave Fisher was the most improved player on the 1969 team School Records Gary Newcomer who graduated last year holds the game record for most yards gained by rushing as he managed 125 yards against Northfield last year In 1968 Roger Korenstra set the school record by gaining 514 yards. Tim Blue holds the record for most yards gained by passing in a game and for the year. He set both last year with 143 yards against Warsaw and 408 for the year Joe Baumgartner holds the honors for most yards gained in receiving with 74 against Fort Wayne Central Catholic last year John Leemon gained 149 yards to take the years’ honors. The longest pass of the history of the school was made last year when Donn May threw the ball 74 yards to Joe Baumgartner in the Fort Wayne Central Catholic game Steve Bahn set a 66 yard run from the line of scrimmage record against Jimtown in 1968. Rex Hunsiker has the most tackles in one game with an average of 3 and a total of 19 against Warsaw last year. He also has the most tackles for the season with a total of 86 and an average of 18. Donn May holds the record for the longest kick-off managing 59 yards against Warsaw in 1968 and tying the record last year. May also holds the record for the longest kick-off return with 27 yards against Fort Wayne Central Catholic in 1969. i Gary Newcomer has the longest punt record with 51 yards against Plymouth in 1968 while Garry Sorensen has the longest punt return with 65 yards against Eastbrook m 1969 ‘ Donn May kicked three extra points m a row in 1968 for the largest number in a row for one season Steve Bahn converted the first extra point in WHS history against Warsaw in 1968 while Tom Speicher scored the first touchdown for the school against La Ville in 1968

In the front row are Keith Rieder. Tom Speicher. Russ Mikel. Steve Coburn. Tim Blue. Bill Richardson and Glen Davis. In back are Jay Lbngenecker. Donn May. Tom Miller. Rex llunriker. Joe Baumgartner. Tdm Feibley. Dave Baumgartner and Roger Korenstra.

TACKLING — Al an early Monday morning practice the above photo was snapped as the Wawasee Warriors under coach Don Storey prepare for the 1970 football reason. The Warriors are shown using tackling dummies.

Wawasee Roster Seniors Player, Position Height Weight •Dave Baumgartner, guard 5-8 188 •Joe Baumgartner, end 6- 1 181 •Steve Coburn, halfback 5-4 129 •Glenn Davis, center 5-6 182 Jay DeSomer. halfback 5-4 135 Jeff Farrell, fullback . 5-8 150 •Rex Hunziker, tackle 6-1 222 •Roger fullhack 5-9 204 •Jay Longcneckef. fullback 5-9 157 •Donn May, quarterback 5-11 159 •Russ Mikel, halfback 5-6 134 •Tom Miller, tackle 5-9 180 •Bill Richardson, end 5-9 157 •Keith Rieder, guard t 5-9 152 •Tom Speicher, halfback ....5-6 156 Juniors Jim Bauman, end ~• 5-9 147 •Tim Blue, quarterback 5-10 159 \aron Busch, guard 5-8 160 Nathan Busch, guard . 5-8 145 Dan Chamberlain, end 5-9 155 Dwight Custer, guard 5-8 182 Larry Dowty. tackle .... 5-11 150 •Tom Fribley. end .. 6- 1 173 Bill Leemon. end 5-9 143 Dan Mosier, center 5-10 140 John Rhodes, quarterback 6-0 135 Ken Schcrnekau. guard 5-7 146 •Pat Spearman, halfback 5-11 164 Don Thomas, guard 5-9 148 Mark Treesh. halfback 5-6 106 Steve Vanlaningham. center ! 5-6 142 Dave Van Luc. tackle .6- 0 IRS George Xanders, end ..... , 5-8 146 Sophomores John Bahn, guard 5-2 116 Boh Bauman, guard 5-7 136 Brad Buller, end 5-10 133 Kim Crtpe. fullback 5-11 Jon Custer, guard 5- 4 153 Dwight Dean, fullhack 5- 7 Tom Hall, tackle 5-11 152 Jay Jones, guard - 5- ' 152 Mike Klenke. halfback 5-7 126 Don Leemon. end 5-7 135 Eric Kolberg. tackle 6-2 Chris Longenecker. guard 5-8 116 • Tim Moser, halfback 5-10 Randy Wiles, center 5-7 159 Roger Peterson, center 5-7 I 4«» Kip Skhumm. tackle . 5-8 187 Tom Sorenson, end i- 9 146 •Indicates lettermen

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List Wawasee Prep Fall Schedules

Wawasee Preparatory school. Syracuse, will begin its 1970-71 school year on Sunday, Aug. 30, with registration for boarding students from 1 to 5. Orientation for all students will begin with an assembly at 9:05 a.m. Monday, Aug. 31. In addition to area day students, enrollment will number 135 boarding students from 10 states and three foreign countries; Senegal, Thailand, and Brazil. Due to delays in the renovation of the Little Flower Chapel, the inauguration of the school’s coed program has been postponed for one year. Faculty Changes Father Donald Potts and Father Francis Scheets, two faculty members on university leaves during the past school year, will rejoin the school staff. Father Scheets has completed his studies at Ball State university for his doctoral degree in political science. This year he will teach government, economics, social problems and computer programming He will also be working on his doctoral thesis. Father Potts completed his masters postgraduate degree studies in Spain at the University of Madrid. He will teach Latin Spanish and Debate. With the return of Father Potts from Spain, all foreign language teachers at the school will have studied the language they teach in the native country. New faculty members at the school this .year will include James Johnson BS (Chemistry. Math); Mike Jamowski MA (Biology. Science); Mrs. Phil

Season Tickets ; On Sale At WHS Season tickets went on sale to students and adults on August 24 for the 1970 football season. The sale continues through tomorrow. These dates are the days that students will be enrolling for the fall semester. Season tickets will also be sold in the commons on September 3 and 4. Wawasee has five home games on the schedule this year — W’est Noble, Rochester, Plymouth, Manchester and Warsaw. The first home game is Friday. Sept. 4, at 7:30 when the Warriors will meet West Noble. This is pne of the new teams on the Wawasee schedule this year. Other new' teams are Rochester, Bremen, Manchester and Northwood. This is also the first season in football that Wawasee’s records will be eligible to compete for the conference championship, conference statistics and the players will be eligible to make the allconference football team. Jamboree Wawasee will be playing in a football Jamboree Friday evening at Nappanee. Buses will leave the three junior high schools as follows; North Webster — 6:15 Syracuse — 6:30 Milford - 6:45 Fan bus tickets may be purchased from the high school during enrollment or when students board the bus. BOYS INCORRECTLY NAMED LAST WEEK The boys in the T-ball championship photo at Milford in last weeks paper were incorrectly named t The name of Steve Hartman should have been Keith Hartman and Doug Weisser should have been listed as Greg Weisser Another member of the team. Doug Rheinheimer. was absent when the photo was taken.

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Jones (Math). Father Raymond Steffes BS (German, Social Studies), Mrs. Sharon O’Hare BA has been named director of the school’s special studies program which provides tutoring and individual instruction, as required. Father Stanley Grabow’icz. recently promoted to Lieutenent Colonel in the Indiana Air National Guard, has been named the Dean of Students and Director of Student Activities. Thomas Kitch has been named Assistant Dean and Disciplinarian. 1970 Graduates One hundred per cent of the school’s 1970 graduates will enter college this fall. A late summer survey indicates that more than half of the class received scholarships or other student aid awards. In addition three students received Hoosier Scholarships, two were named Michigan Scholars and one received the Pennsylvania Commonwealth Scholarship. Two graduates were recipients of National Merit Commendation Awards and one received the Indiana Pharmacy 1970 Scholarship. Faculty committees have worked over the summer on a new school policy handbook in response to changes at the school and in society in general. To insure increased communication between faculty and students the schedule will include small faculty and student discussion sessions and a monthly meeting of representatives of the faculty and student councils.

Little League Meeting Set At Milford Thursday A meeting has been set for 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the Little League diamond in Milford for persons who are interested in the town’s young ball players. All are urged to attend. MAXWELTON LADIES PLAY ‘BLIND HOLE’ Blind hole was the play of the day Tuesday for ladies at Maxwelton golf club with 22 participants in the 9-hole group and 19 in the 18-group Winners were in the nine group: Helen Hagen, first; Joan Veenstra, Dot Stahley and Billie Ganz, a three way-tie for second place honors; Donna Johnson, third and Edie Little, fourth. Alice Herbison and Jo Ellen McFall tied for low putts Betty Kline took first place in the 18-hole play followed by a three-way tie for second by Delight Craig. Sandy Conner and Rose Mathew with Dot Stiver placing third. September 1 will be the last regular ladies day for the season. There will be regular play with the two-groups playing together followed by a luncheon in the clubhouse. Mrs. W’illiam Gladieux and children of Fort Wayne arrived today (Wednesday) and will spend the week with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weisser of Milford. *

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Wawasee High School 1970 FALL SPORTS EVENTS TENNIS 1970 Sept. 1 Concord Thor* 4:00 Sept. 3 Bremen There 4:00 Sept. 8 Plymouth Here 4:00 Sept. 10 Warsaw Here 4:00 Sept. 14 Central Noble Chara 4: IS Sept IS Manchester Here 4:00 Sept. 17 Rochester There 4:15 Sept. 21 North Wood Here 4:00 Sept. 23 Columbia City Here 4:00 Sept. 24 6 28 NLC Sept. 30 & Oct. 3 Sectional Oct. 10 Regional Oct. 17 State Coach: Don Scholar CROSS COUNTRY - l°’o Sept. 4 West Noble Central Noble & Northridge Here •• 8:00 Sept. 8 Concord & Northwood Here -4:30 Sept. 11 Pierceton Here •• 8:00 Sept. 15 Manchester There 4:30 Sept. 17 East Noble There 4:30 Sept. 22 Warsaw 4 Bremen Here 4:30 Sept. 29 Rochester & Plymouth Plymouth 4:30 Oct. 1 Columbia City Here 4:30 Oct. 6 Fairfield Here 4:30 Oct. 8 NLC Meet Oct. 13 West Noble Here 4:15 Oct. ,16 Sectional Oct. 24 Regional Oct. 31 State ** Half-time of footbaU game Coach: Tom Spear WAWASEE VARSITY FOOTBALL 1970 Aug 28 Jamboree North Wood 7:30 Sept 4 West Noble Here 7:30 Sept. 11 Rochester Here 7:30 Sept 18 Goshen There 7:30 Sept. 25 Bremen There 7:30 Oct. 2 Fairfield There 7:30 Oct. 9 Plymouth Here 7:30 Oct. 16 Concord There 7:30 Oct. 23 Manchester Here 7:30 Oct. 30 North Wood There 7:30 Nor. 4 Warsaw Here 7:30 Coach: Don Storey Asst. Coach: Jack Mariotte FOOTBALL JR VARSITY - 1970 Sept. 5 Warsaw There 10:00 Sept. H 2 Rochester There 10:00 Sept I'9 North Wood Here 10:0C Sept 26 Bremen Here 10:00 Oct. 3 Fairfield Here 10:00 Oct. 10 Plymouth There 10:00 Oct 17 Concord Hero 10:00 Oct. 24 Manchester There 10:00 Coach: Ken Jordon Asst. Coach: Te:r> Frank FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Sept 17 Whiteman There 4:30 Sept 24 Columbia City Here 5:30 Oct 1 Warsaw There 5:00 Oct 8 West Noble Here 7:00 Oct 15 Plymouth Here 5:00 Oct 19 Rochester There 5:00 Oct. 29 Manchester Hero 5:00 Coach: Dale Brannock Asst. Coach: Tony Clouse Mary Barb Immel Teaching At Lake Prairie Mary Barb Immel, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Lewis S. Immel of Syracuse, will be teaching the second grade at the Lake Prairie elementary school this year. Lake Prairie is one of the TriCreek School Corporation schools and is located in Lowell. Miss Immel is a 1966 graduate of Syracuse high school and a 1970 graduate of Purdue university. LAKELAND LOCAL Mr. and Mrs*, Omar Baumgartner. Sr., of Ottumwa, lowa, are visiting his brothers and sisters in Milford this week.

James Connolly Makes Hole-In-One Thursday Club manager James Connolly made a hole-in-one last Thursday at South Shore Golf club with his seven-iron on the 153-yard par 3 seventh hole. Playing with Connolly at the time were Bill Thompson, Chris Koher and Jay Rigdon. Guest Day At Maxwelton Club Maxwelton Ladies Golf association members held their annual guest day on August 18 with 38 guests and 44 members participating in the days’ activities. The day started with rolls and coffee for the 18-hole players at 7:30 and a shot gun tee-off at 8 o’clock. The 9-hole players enjoyed rolls and coffee at 9:30 with tee-off at 10. f Following the round of golf a buffet luncheon was served in the new club house. Tables were appropriately decorated with golf balls and old golf shoes painted in pastel colors and filled with fresh flower arrangements. Following luncheon, prizes were awarded to all guests and the remainder of the afternoon spent socially. LAKELAND LOCALS Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hollar of Hastings were Sunday afternoon guests of Emma and Faye Hollar. Ruth Sutton was a Sunday evening guest in the Hollar home. Mr. and Mrs. Roger DeMerral, formerly missionaries in the upper part of Michigan who are currently’ living in Mandlona, Mich., and are engaged in Christian work, were Wednesday visitors of Emma and Faye Hollar of Leesburg. They hadn’t seen each other for 28 years.

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