The Mail-Journal, Volume 12, Number 43, Milford, Kosciusko County, 19 November 1975 — Page 8

THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., Nov. 19,1975

8

I ■r site ■ pi -W IHk ■ '■ ■. ■■KpF Jfc ■5 < p 8 sb * ■HHK .~ JHBv i Pi ffiUfIHHHI MOST VALUABLE — Winning the most valuable player award in the fall sports are the Wawasee high school athletes pictured above. From left are Betsy Williams, girls golf; Killie White. voUeyball: Kevin Gilbert, cross country; Vince Rhodes, baseball; Rob Zurcher. tennis; and Rick Bauman, football. VH ■ ||( jH| Bjji 3BSI HWI n )/™f P’jr mL V I ■ - IS SX V \V NLC HONORS — Several members of the Wawasee high school football team were named to the Northern Lakes Conference all conference team recently. They were honored at last night's fall sports awards program. In the front row are Steve Kroh. second team offense; Rick Bauman, first team running back; Nelson Preston, honorable mention defense; and John Minear. WHS football savage award. In back are Jeff Rhoades, second team defense; Bill Rensberger, first team nose guard: Jeff Miller, first team defensive back; Randy Rinker, second team offense; Larry Allen, honorable mention defensive back; and Dennis Spearman, WHS savage award. j Not pictured is Keith Cripe, second team quarterback. SK&a w•-ikJSS AWARD WINNERS — Shown here are Wawasee athletes who won honors at the awards program held in the school auditorium last night <Tuesday). In the front row are Betty Williams, low medalist, girls golf; Killie White, high server. voUeyball; Mike Clark, freshman mental attitude, football; J. D. Carl, most improved . tennis; Barb Brouwer, coaches award: volleyball; Tammy Schumm. high statistics. voUeyball; Nelson Preston, outstanding back, football; Kevin Gilbert, low point average, crosscountry. In back are Steve Kroh. outstanding receiver, football; Randy Rinker, outstanding lineman, football; Doug Shock, coaches award, cross country; Rick Bauman, mvp. football; Vince Rhodes, football co-caplain. Not pictured is Ralph Reiff, football co-caplain.

Athletic recognition night held at Wawasee

The fall recognition night was held at Wawasee high school last evening (Tuesday) with trophies going to the following: Baseball — Vince Rhodes, most valuable, Gary Dean. RBl's; and Vince Rhodes, batting Cross country — Kevin Gilbert, most valuable and low point average; Doug Shock, coaches award Football — Rick Bauman, most valuable. Randy Rinker, outstanding lineman; Nelson Preston, outstanding back; Steve Kroh. outstanding receiver; Mike Clark, freshman attitude Tennis — Rob Zurcher. most valuable; J. D. Carl, most improved Golf — Betsy Williams, most valuable and low medalist Volleyball — Kiltie White, most valuable and high server; Barb Brouwer, coaches award; Tammy Schumm. high statistics Members of the individual teams were recognized. They Mlrar

Varsity baseball — Mark Smith. Vince Rhodes. Alan Kitson. Brian McKay. Dale Ganz. Gary Dean, Jeff Miller, Jerry Dean. Jim Adams. Don Kinney. Doug Pollock. Bryan Smith. Harlan Hursey. John Gardner. Stan Kroh and J. C. Schrock. Managers were Steve Lippman and Dennis Lechlitner The team was coached by Bob Heady. Junior varsity baseball — Bruce Cooper. Mark Francis. Todd Haines. Ron Wuthrich. Stuart Bryant. Mark Phillabaum, Jeff Smith. Kent Trobaugh. Jim Willits, Greg Evans. Dave Owens and Randy Wheeler Jerry' Lambert was the team's coach Volleyball team — Barb Brouwer. Bea Carvajal. Shelley Dahlstrom. Jeanne Dye, Sonya Hoover. Phyllis Horvath. Brenda Replogle. Kathi Replogle. Martha Salazar. Meg Schopf. Tammy Schumm. Brenda Skelton. Lorene Spearman, Killie White. Sherry Young and Jenny Hughes Managers were Mary

and Marie Kitson. Jan Baumgartner was coach of the team. Golf — Betsy Williams. Joan Buletty, Tammy Somers. Terri Holtzclaw, Benji Hall. Linda L'mmel. Deb Dieterly and Shelly Harting Mavis Vanderveer was coach of the team. Cheerleaders — Jenny Cox. Barb Yoder. Kathy Brouwer, Rhonda Byrd and Andrea Griffith, varsity; Kim Calobrace. Dawn Price. Kelly Hamman, Kim Beezley and Jane Heivey. junior varsity. Lynn Gerstner, Lori Pryor, Susie Silveus and Brenda Skelton, freshmen. Marcia Carpenter was sponsor for the varsity and junior varsity squad and Eunice Kambs was sponsor for the freshman squad. Cross country — Brad Brown. Stuart Bryant. John Conway, Kevin Gilbert. Brent McMillan, Doug Shock. Steve Badskey, James Shock and Marty Welker The team was coached by Jerry Minton Tennis — Marc Fry. Dale

’R* r )| t

Ganz, Vince Rhodes, Brian Simmons. Rob Zurcher, Paul Schrumpf, J. D. Carl, Steve Hoopingarner, Gary Brown, Jeff fden, Mark Krug, Doug Rassi, John Carlin, Mark Lantz, Mike Ray, Dave McMillan and Dave Ganz. The coach was Jim Webster. Varsity football — Ralph Reiff, Steve Kroh. Jerry Rhodes, John Minear, Mark Francis, Randy Rinker, Todd Haines, Wes Bell, Denny Spearman, Keith Cripet Rick Bauman, Nelson Preston, Jerry Dean, Mitchell Ousley, Mike Stork, Mark Wilkey, Bill Rensberger, Phil Korenstra. Harlan Hursey, Jeff Miller, Larry Allen. Joel Popenfoose, Dan Walker, John Gardner, David Ruth, Bryan Smith and J. C. Schrock. Don Minear and Don Blosser were managers. J. D. Whiteman was trainer. Coaches for the team were Hal Travidia, Dave Matz. Ray Reid and Ted Mahnensmith Junior varsity football — Bill Martindale, Steve Lippman, Dave Denney, Vince Gronendyke, Mark Phillabaum, Jesf x Smtih, Blane Hurd, Steve Cromer, Stan Kroh, Ken McMillan, Mike Troyer, Lon White, Tom Kroh, Jim Glon, Rick McKibben, Ed Vanlaningham, Dave Ensinger, Todd Hepler. Kevin Butcher, Scott Moore, Jamie Knisely, John Beer, Andy Woolman, O. V. Harris, Brian Engle, Ted Knudsen, Ken Patton, Devon Collins, Dave Owens, Curt Singrey and Tim Hamman. The manager was Don Blosser. Coaches were Hal Travidia, Dave Matz, Ray Reid and Ted Mahnensmith. Freshmen — Hal Hammaker. Mark Maggart, Dan Andrews, Dave Stoffel, Bob Long, Kevin Smallwood, Joel Korenstra. Phil Beer. Doug VanLue, Mike Clark, Robby Smith, Benny Morris, Jon Cousins, Tracy Bartow, Andy Brown, Craig Luttman, John Haffner, Dave Johnson. Mark Dunithan. Mike Barney, Ron Aaron, Mike Strausborger, Arnold Hall, Rick Cripe, Ray Gerber. Kevin Marose and Roger Hawn Managers were Ryan Owens and Brad Smith. Coaches were George Vitaniemi and Tony House Scholar athletes with 3.0 and above averages are: Class of 1976 — Larry Allen. Barb Brouwer, Jennie Cox. Steve Kroh. Doug Pollock, Ralph Reiff, Jerry Rhodes. Randy Rinker, Tammy Schumm, Doug Shock. Brian Simmons. J. D. Whiteman. Betsy Williams and John Gardner Class of 1977 — Jim Adams. Steve Badskey, Kim Beezley, Gary Brown. Keith Cripe, Dave Denney. Greg Evans. Andrea Griffith. Todd Haines, Benji Hall, Tim Hamman. Terri Hdtzclaw. Phyllis Horvath. Marie Kitson, Mary Kitson. Brent McMillan. Don Minear. Joel Popenfoose, Dawn Price, David Ruth. J. C. Schrock. Paul Schrumpf, Tammy Somers. Marty Welker and Ron Wuthrich Graduate scholars — Alan Kitson and Mark Smith MMtty NW Ntth ScftWi NoNtme V 3 » m»» m n * Super Scrub* HVI Forever StoneO Wt IS 1 -! I Don’t Core I* U Pro * NO. I U 1» Bowler Roller* 13 19 ProsNoZ 13 W Super Snoop* 13 30 Truly'* * >* Hißh teom some and terie*. No Nome* — MS I*3o 490 »er>e» (Men) D Dieterly 4*4, D

Firestone 4*5. R. Newman 4*3 400 terie* (Women): D. Darr 420 I*o game* (Men): D. Dieterly 170. I*4, D Firestone 171. 170, R. Newman I**. 0. Weister I*3, D Knitpei I*4, R. Swope I*4 ISO games (Women): O. Darr 15* Sunday Nit* Mixed Fairmont Home* 29 IS Lakeland Standard 2* IS L.S.M.F.T. 2* 15 Charlie** Ten Pin 23 it Mr. Pickwick 25 It Syracuse Traveler, inc. 23 21 Martin's Feed* 20 24 Vicki's Beauty Salon 20 24 Team* I*W 25v> Taylor Wholesale 17 27 Team 7 15 2* Scott'* Yamaha 13»a 30*» High ream game and series: Lakeland Standard —*s*l*22 500 serie* (Men) K Knisley $74, B Clemons 533. D Hamilton $24. L Sweatland 323. J. Simpson SO7, D. Jone* SO7, K. Koontz 537 SOO series (Women) D. Glon $lO 450 serie* (Women): J. Clemons 457 200 game* (Men) D. Hamilton 212. K Knisley 210 200 games (Women): D. Glon 211 170 game* (Women): D. Glon 17* County Charlie * Ten Pin 32 12 Liquor Locker 27V* I*l* Bud * Body Shop 27 17 Golden Grain 27 17 Pilcher* Shoe* 25 1* Barbee Hotel 2$ 1* Kurly's Kegler* 2$ It Cline'* 22 22 Anderson Paint 21 23 Beacon 21 23 Wawasee Bowl 101* 2sv* Fireplace Co. 1$ 2* Parker’s Hybrids 14 30 Electronics * 3* High team serie* Pilcher's Shoe* — 2*2* High team game: Liquor Locker — *25 500 ser e* T Jone* $25, B Slabaugh 507, R Miller 592. A Strieby 535. A Baker s3l, E Mayo s2*. Bortman 575. N Kistler 511, L. Welty 504. R Thibaut 544. m Tatman 52*. M. Henning $33. R Strombeck 530, M. Dorsey 504. B Motts 5*2. H. Cline 510. D Stichter S3O. R Strieby 55*. R. Wogoman $25, E Coburn so*. S Butt 537. w Stahly 51*. F Nyikos S2O, M Ganshorn $23. P Beeiley 504. C Fr u*hour 575. R Hibschman $25 200games: T Jone* 200. Longenbaugh 210. R Miller 23*. 215. Bartman 209. 200. N. Kistler 21*. M. Tatman 21X M. Henning 211. 8 Mott* 20*. R Strieby 203. E Coburn 20$. 202. C. Frushour 210. R. Hibschman 201 Friday Night Mixed Stahly Stillson 34 « Zimmerman'* Gravel 32 12 Thwaits Grain, Inc. 31 13 Village Tap 2* 1$ Wawasee Electron ix 27 17 Mattercraft " 27 17 Syracuse Rubber 24 20 Thornburg's Drugs 21V* 22Vi Why Knot* 21V* 22V> Sea Nymph 21 23 Outlaws 21 23 Das Keller 21 23 Keith's P4H 20 20 Leegos I*V* 2SV* Dull'* Trucking 17V* 2*l* Beacon 17 27 W|ck'» Marina 17 27 Irie Loser* 15 2* Maxwelton 15 2* Abreel’s Construction * 3* 500 serie* G. Sorensen 517, T. Brock 523, G. Hepler 511. L. Knispel 552, L Epley 572, B Frenger 544. B. Carlson 501. P. Kline 54*. J. Kern sl7, B. Thwalt* sll, O Duel $29, G Popenfoose sl3. D. Reed s2*. L. Gilbert 433. G Thwalt* 50*. K. Knisley 503 450 series and above: S. Gilbert 4M, B. Menefee 4M. K Brazel 455. M Popenfoose 4*7, J Morgan thaler 46* 200 games; L. Epley 20$, P. Kline 201, T. Brock 201 170 games and above: L. Gilbert I*2, I*4, G. Thwalt* 190, I*4. S Gilbert I**, M. Popenfoose I*o. 142. K Knisley I*4 Thursday Night Ladies Thornburg Drugs 37>* 10V* Zarse Plumbing 31 17 Pilcher's Shoes 31 17 N.W Fireman's Aux. 29V* I*V* Lancer Products 2* 1* Regent Home* 24 20 Art * Alice’s 27 21 Bud's Bar 27 21 Wawasee Electronic* 2$ 23 Pacemaker Bldg's. 25 23 Lake City Bank 24 24 Kale island Beacon 22 2* Village Lounge 22 2* Farm Bureau Co-op 21 27 Lynn Feller Ins. 21 27 The Arrow Corp. 20 28 Sleepy Owl 17 31 Bechtold Plumbing 14V* 33>* Geil's Keyboard Music 14V* 33V* Golden Grain Popcorn 14 34 High team series and gam*. Thornburg Drugs - 2317 791 500 series: K. Knisley 51*. J. Harter 51$. M. Rfer $lO 450 series and above: L Culbertson 4*3. K Harley 4*7. Y Coburn IV. D Thwalt* 4*4. H. Taylor 4*3, D. Hire 4*l, J. Slabaugh 477, S. Stahley 47*. C Blosser 47*. E Johnson 4*4. B Hamman 4*3. C. Simpson 4*l, S Zarse 4s*. E Tatman 45*. J. Galloway 454. W Mitchell 450 200 games: L. Culbertson 22*. K. Knisley 212 170game* and above: Wilma Mitchell I*s. J. Gallaway I*3. M Piter I*o. S Stahley IB*. C. Simpson I**. Y Coburn I*7, J. Harter IM. 17x S. Zarse 145. C. Blosser I*3. E Tatman I*2. E Avery 17*. Oar Hire 175. 174. J. Slabaugh 175, K. Harley ITS. A. May 173. B Hamman 171. K. Knisley 170. D Thwaits 170 Tuesday Afternoon Ladies American Industrie* 34V* »v* State Bank of Syracuse 2*v* 14V* La Pet lie Shoppe 2* 1* f Frog Tavern 25 1* Kale island Beacon 22 22 Dorna's Cut And Curl 21 23 Mastercraft 21 23 Precision Automotive 21 23 Mock's Marine I* 25 Butler Bros Sign* 14 2* Lakeland Laundry 15 2* Ace Pest Control 12 32 High team gam* and series American industries — 414 2332 500 series D. Johnton I*4. 170. 171 535. C stone 172. I*l $lO. M L O.xon 20552?. L. McFarland 17*. 177 504 490 serie* and above (women) L. Ness 200 4**. S. WoHerman 4*2. A Dahittrom 457. S Stahley 1*847a J. Gray 1904*4. S. McLean 4*4 170 game* and above (women): P Hoover 175

Freedom For The Captives By JACK FARRELL Aar*** •** Ms ewer bee* t* Sunday Sclwei. or *»*« **• casual reaeer of tM BtM*. it aware *< me miracles that ar* recorded la tt>e Bible - tM 1* blague, upon Cgw«. cressmg (be Rad See. lb* sun standing still, ratsing tt»* dead. Mating tt»* sRk. Hading hm multitude,, turning the water iate wine, catting out demons, tn* returrectiea and asceatlea of Jetus Cbrist; etc., etc. Many aaagle xteader wby tttey don't see miracle* like that teday. (The iatenectuals. and ethers, erroneously either deny them, or say that the age es miracle* i* aati > There are those sincere people who would like to have the kind ol faith which would produce something even dose to a miracle. Are you one of those average Christian* today who rarely tee* any evidence et the supernatural as a result ol your prayers? A common belief MM by many is that H they had mere faith, they would get greater answer* from their prayers Hewever. it doesn t take a lot of faith to get a lot done in fact, the truth is. a mustard seed size of faith will move a mountain. (Matthew I7:») Most of u* have been led to believe that we need a mountain of faith to move a grata of mustard teed. On one occasion. Jesus' apostles asked Him to give them more faith. (Luk* 17:$. 4) Sounds v*ry contemporary doesn't it? In His reply to them, Jesus did not suggest hew they might add to their faith. His answer was that they needed to use the faith they already had. Theirs was not a problem ol a lack of faith, but the problem was the application of that faith wMch Jesus assumed they should have by this time. Another incident in the life of Jesus and Hi* disciples was when they were ta a beat and a great storm arose on th* sea. The fearful disciples awakened Jesus from steep and expected Him to do something He did. He calmed th* sea. (Mark Again. Jesus expected the disciples to do exactly what He did. That's why H* was sleeping They should have spoken the same word of faith as Jesus, achieving the same result*. There are many Christian* today, in me boat with Jesus. Then, when the storm begin* to shake and toss mo boat, they expect Jesus to calm th* troubled waters. And even today. Jetu* is expecting His disciples to do th* very same ming they expect from Him. Now, you may be asking, why doe* Jesus export so much from His disciple*. Because you have been given the faith to cause miracles to happen in His life. Jesus demonstrated hew t* Hv* a life of Will. (Fellow Me — Matthew 14:24; Follow Hi* step* — I Peter 2:») And He expect* Christian* to do th* same work, the supernatural. which He did (Jdhn 14:12; Mark l*:1*-18) The problem, dear reader, is net that God ha* treated you unfairly and withheld faitti from you God is waiting for you to use me faith which He has already given to every believer. (Roman* 12:31 HaHeteiah.

Land 'O' Lakes Vega 34 14 Syracuse Legion, 34 14 Frog 30 1* Kings Keg 30 1* Ligonier Elks 30 1* Syracuse Traveler 29 19 CA J Construction 27 21 Paul's Ceramic 27 21 Venator Construction 2* 22 Crow Roofing 2$ 23 Goshen Auto Elec 24 24 Liberty Homes 23 2$ Bishop’s Marina 22 2* State Bank of Syracuse 22 2* Lakeland Motors 21 27 N. W. Legion 20 28 Harris Funeral Home i 17 31 Rinker Boats F 1* 32 White Plumbing 8. Heating 13 3$ Knights of Columbus 10 34 High team game and series: Syracuse Traveler — 9*4 2720 *OO series: M Durham *l9 SOO series: G. Nordman 517, J. M. Karesh s*B. L. Longenbaugh s3*. R. Williams 529, B Ever 51*. J Shepherd 510. G. Bell 500, G Venator 522. J. Wortinger 522. S. Butt 503. S Solina 509. D Jones 524. J. Erdly 549, H Bartman 5*6. J. Morganthaler 509. D Sorensen 525. A Brown 530. M Godfrey 501. R. Hicks 55*. E Coburn 51*. D Anderson 530. P Bright 582. G Sorensen S3O. R Brazel 538 C. Walton SO9, D. Walker 502. G Popenfoose so*. W Benson 514. M. Simon 503. K. Knisley $24, R Knisley 500. P. Campbell s2*. Ken Knisley 52*. L. Newman 532, R Simon $42. D. Butler 592 200 games: J. M. Karesh 211. C. Wogoman 201. B Ever 20*. J Shepherd 204, G Venator 221, S Butt 200. H Bartman 234. D Sorensen 231. M Durham 234. R Hicks 200, P Bright 20*. K. Knisley 218. D Butler 221. 213 Milford Business Campbell’s Mkt 38 14 Berk's Body Shop 35 17 C. S. Myer* 31 21 Walters Drug 30 22 Barth, inc 2* 23 Augsburgers 27 25 Wick's Marina 24 28 Little A Clark 22 30 Sharp s Hdw 22 30 Bud* Bar 21 31 Smith's Sunoco ’* 32 Scott s Landfill ’4 3* High team game and series: Berk's Body Shop — 1051 30*0 SOO series (men): B Kaiser 524. C Berkeypile SO2. M Chambers 566. D. Wolterman 50*. D Johns 599. B Clemons 573. J deSomer 597. D Smith 514. K Knisley 59*. L. Sweatland 502. D. Buller 537. D Moore 502. D Levernier 521. F Wickersham 503. G Sorensen 598 ■ 200 games: J. deSomer 207, 201. B. Clemons 21*. M. Chambers 209, D. Johns 221, D Brown 201. D. Levernier 220. F. Wickersham 203. K Knisley 222. G Sorensen 220 Hits * Misses Schult Homes 32 12 Galloway's Excavating 28 1* Campbell's Market 27 17 Leo Applicators 24V* 19<.* Thornburg Drug 22’ 1 21V* Stover's 22V* 21V, Skyline Luxury Homes 22 22 Bud's Body Shop 21V, 22>, BAB 21 23 Maple City Tool 20 24 Mullin'* Texaco 19V* 24V* Wawasee Bowler* 17 27 Avon Calling 1* 28 Pin Bowl Wizards 14 30 High team game: Schult Homes — Campbell's Market — 483 High team series: Campbell's Market — I**7 500 Serie* (Men): M. Donaldson 5*5. B Simon 585. N. Hanford 573, P. Campbell 557. D Butler 552, L. Newmw 540. K. Knisley 513. G. Sorensen $lO. B. Doughman 508, D Mong 504 500 series (Women): B. Miller $lO 450 series (Women): L. Galloway 47X C. Campbell 447, S. Gilbert 440. S. Brown 453 200 games (Men) B Simon 213. 200, N Hanford 202, M. Donaldson 201, 200. D. Butler 201. P Campbell 201. B. Slabaugh 201. G. Sorenson 201. L Newman 200 200 games (Women): C. Campbell 200 170 games (Women): L. Galloway 179, B Miller 174, 173, s. McLean 173 Ding-a-ling Tigers hold bowling event Twenty members of the Ding-a-ling Tigers met Saturday night for their monthly bowling gettogether. followed by dinner. Jean Cripe was high series bowler, handicap, for the women with 598 and Dick Cripe, her husband, high for the men with 625.

aWW/ - .1. •ART CT AW HOLDS THE CARfER RECORD FOR PASS COMPLETIONS WITH A 57.4% AVERAGE WHO M HOLDS THE SINGLE GAME MARK? A. KEN ANDERSON 0. KEN STABLER C JOE NAMATH hm %4 04*UOMpUi JBMSUB Why not make up your mind to do something every day to improve yourself?

WHS basketball fans can look for 'quicker team' By JOAN BLLETTY The Wawasee varsity basketball team will begin its 1975-76 season this Saturday evening in a home game against Carroll at 6:45 p.m. The team is being coached by Bob Heady and Jerry Lambert. This year the team is comprised of nine seniors and three juniors. Four of these seniors are returning lettermen: Dale Ganz, Larry Allen, Ralph Reiff and Vince Rhodes. Starting at center will be Norm Vanlaningham; as guards will be Steve Troup, and either Vince Rhodes or Larry Allen; forwards will be Keith Cripe and Dale Ganz, Rick Parker or Doug Pollock. The boys have been practicing hard now for several weeks for 1416 hours a week. Once the season starts they will practice 10-12 hours a week. Coach Heady says that TEAM play both on offense and defense along with quickness will be the strong points of the team this year. According to Coach Heady, Warrior fans can look forward to, “a quicker team, more pressure defense used and a running game.” His outlook for the season is, “an improvement on last season’s 9-12 record; however, our schedule is loaded with good teams with size, which could give us trouble.” The team is looking forward to Saturday night’s game with anticipation, as Coach Heady says, “This is a positive thinking group of young men. They have been working hard and 1 feel we will be ready for Carrol.” Varsity Grade Height Weight +Vince Rhodes 12 5’ io” 150 •+Dale Ganz 12 6’ 0” 150 +Larry Allen 12 5’11” 162 +Ralph Reiff 12 6’2” 185 Craig Sorensen 12 5’ 10” 132 Doug Pollock 12 6’ 1” 155 Steve Kroh 12 6’ 0” 170 Steve Troup 12 5’ n” 155 Norm Vanlaningham 11 6’ 2h” 168 Keith Cripe 11 6’ 1” 172 - Rick Parker 11 6’ 1” 167 Mike Steffen 11 6’ 1” 184 (+Denotes returning lettermen) Jr. Varsity Mark Francis 11 6’ 2” 175 Doug Rassi 10 Bob Sylvester 10 5’ 84” 131 Bryan Smith 10 5’ 9” 145 KentTrobaugh 10 5’ 84” 145 Worth Packer 10 6’2” 169 J.D.Carl 10. 5’84” 144 Ken Patton 10 6’ 3” 177 Tom Kroh 10 5’ 10" 147 Mike Ousley 10 5’ 11" 152 Ted Knudsen 10 6’ 0” 152

Warriorette swim team dunked

By JOAN BULETTY The Wawasee girls swim team were dunked this past week, but have come up with many records and are improving their ability and form steadily. Last Wednesday, the team went against Clay and was defeated 80-139. Lisa Bosstick took the only first place and this was in the 50 freestyle. It was a tough meet against an exceptionally talented team. Thursday, the Warriorettes slipped in a close match of 104-110 to a strong Elkhart Memorial team. Esti Keen set a new school record in the 400 freestyle and Lisa Bosstick also set a record in the 50 freestyle. First place winners were: Nancy Amos in diving. Lisa Bosstick in the 100 freestyle, Teresa Carpenter in the 100 Milford 7th graders are victorious The seventh grade from Milford successfully opened its basketball season last Friday with a victory over Pierceton 4522. Utilizing speed, quickness and an aggressive pressing defense, the young Trojans easily handled the bigger Pierceton team. Jeff Sylvester led the scoring attack with 23 points. Paul Steury scored eight and Tom Troup added six. Sam Beer added four points, Jimmy Salazar scored two and Brett Grove and Gary Bray each scored one. Bray and Steury led the rebounders with eight and seven.

- FARMERS - ARCO TRACTOR FLUID Now in stock in 5-gallon cans and 55-gallon drums A new high performance "Common Oil" for mechanisms consisting of hydraulic systems, wet clutches, transmissions, and-or wet brakes, and for hydrostatic transmissions. Performance is excellent for the following applications: Allis-Chalmers Power Fluid 821 j. i. case JIC 143 (TCH & TFD Fluids) John Deere J2«A (Hy-Gard) and 303 Fluid Ford ESN-M2C134-A, M2C53-A, M2C4I, International Harvester . HY-TRAN Massey-Ferguson M-1127 & M-1129A White Farm Q-U22 We also have a full line of the following in stock: — Motor Oils, for Gasoline or Diesel Engines — Hydraulic Oils — Gear Lubricants — Greases — Transmission Fluids — Rust Preventives ESQ GAST FUEL & SERVICE, INC. 214 S. Columbia St. 267-3222 Warsaw

breast stroke, Deb Doty in the 50 backstroke. Deane Doty in the 100 backstroke, Esti Keen in the 200 freestyle, Marlys Staley in the 50 butterfly, and the 200 medley relay team of Deb Doty, Teresa Carpenter, Marlys Staley, and Lisa Bosstick. Saturday, the Warriorettes participated in the Goshen relays and placed fourth out of seven teams. Central placed first, Penn second, and Goshen third. The 200 medley relay team of Deb Doty, Teresa Carpenter, Marlys Staley and Lisa Bosstick came in first. The 350 relay team took a second. Milford rolls over Pierceton Milford's eighth grade basketball team had an easy time last week as the boys defeated Pierceton by the score of 5049. Todd Grove established two new records as he hit for 35 points and grabbed 23 rebounds. The rebound record was set in 1969 by Lyle Slabaugh, the old record was 21. Dave Meade, Randy Blackburn and Greg Adams assisted Grove as they grabbed many rebounds and helped build a 20 point lead early in the third quarter. The third and fourth quarters were played with many players going into and out of the game as all 12 team members saw action. The week of November 16 has been designated as National Career Guidance Week. This paper encourages your support of education and in particular the efforts and programs of Career Education.