The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 41, Milford, Kosciusko County, 2 November 1977 — Page 8

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., November 2,1977

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CLOSE. BUT... — Warrior Jim Glee to shows with the ball ex as the Warrtars got dose to their goal line last Friday night. Close, however, does not count and the Wawasee team totted to score daring the evening as North Wood shut out the heme team 27-4.

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WARRIOR BALL — Wawasee’s 33. Rocky Lozano, to shown at be runs with the football during the final game of the senton last Friday night. Wawasee toiled to score and lost to North Wood by the score of 27-0.

Warriors shut out in final game

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Panthers 27-0 in their final grid match of the 1977 season. North Wood was able to put points on the board in the first quarter as Charlie Scherer capped a 70-yard drive with a 21yard touchdown run with :58 remaining in the period. After the extra point North Wood led 7-0. The Panthers scored again in the second stanza on a 25-yard scoring aerial from quarterback Gross to wide receiver Wegmiller After the conversion the halftime score stood at North Wood 14-Wawasee 0. Wawasee made its best bid for a touchdown in the third quarter The Warriors drove inside the North Wood 10 before quarterback Andy Brown threw an interception. Scott Beehler returned his interception to the North Wood 36. The Pantheris couldn't capitalize so the score at the end of the third period remained 14-0 North Wood. Scott Beehler grabbed his second interception early in the final quarter and returned the ball to the Wawasee 41. North Wood took advantage this time as Sumpter scored from 14 yards out to cap the drive. The conversion attempt failed Another Warrior drive was halted when the Panthers recovered the Wawasee fumble on the North Wood 40. Still later in the period

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North Wood recovered another fumble on the Wawasee 37. North Wood finished the scoring with a 22-yard pass from Gross to Blosser with less than three minutes left. The extra point was good. /North Wood outgained Wawasee 354 total yard to 154. The Panthers gained 237 yards on the ground. They also had more first downs t 23-13). The Warriors finished 2-8.

Three named to All-Conference Three Wawasee High School senior football players have been named to the Northern Lakes Conference AllConference Football Team. Named to the first offensive team is offensive end Tom Kroh. On the list for second defensive team are Ted Knudsen, line; and John Beer, linebacker.

Wawasee JV wins by shutout

By MARK STIFFLER The Wawasee J.V. football ended its season Monday, Oct M, with a 20-0 shutout of Culver Military. The Warriors got on the scoreboard in the first quarter on Todd Hardy’s 60-yard pass interception return for a touchdown. He also ran for the two extra points. Wawasee got another interception in the second stanza as Roger Shipley picked off a pass and returned it 43 yards to the Culver Military 25. Two plays later Jeff Spitler scored on a seven-yard run. Spitler also attempted the two point conversion but failed. Freshman Tony Miller got

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into the act in the third quarter as he scared on an eight-yard run. Tim Kroh’s conversion attempt failed. According to Coach Ted Mahnensmith everyone played well and there was a lot of good hitting. Excellent front line play on the defensive side was contributed by Tim Harris, Todd Harris, Doug VanLue, Kevin Smallwood, and Tyler Haines. Alan Coy played a fine game at back. Other outstanding players cited by Mahnensmith were Craig Batchelor. Tony Miller, and Jeff Spitler at running backs. Mahnensmith said, “The boys progressed well and at the end of the year were playing very sound football.” The squad finished the season with a 4-4 record.

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Caskey resigns youth center position to take new position

Dan Caskey, director of the Lakeland Youth Center, in Syracuse, has resigned his position of director effective December 1. Caskey informed the Lakeland Youth Center Board of Directors Sunday night of his decision. Caskey citec the reason for his decision as financial. “We’re kind of strapped financially down here. I do have a family to raise.” he said. The director said he has reached the time in his life when he has to look into the future. “I used to say rewards earned by kids were enough, not now.” Caskey added. ‘lt’s been four and one-half years of my life and I hate leaving here, but there comes a time* when you have to make certain decisions about what to do.” Since Caskey began his stint as director of the center, he has helped institute many new programs to help young kids. Some of these programs include: Pee Wee football. Little League baseball. Little League basketball. F’ee Wee basketball, gymnastics, track and field, girls softball, summer day camps, the trash cleanathon, all-night basketball and the puppetry and junior drams, club, just to name a few. Public Relations Man Caskey has taken over a new job which will start December 1. He will be a public relations man and trainee with Mutual Security Life Insurance Company. Steven Bomman (XU, of Cropawell. Caskey said he had been considering taking on a new job since August. He decided to go with Mutual Security Life when he recommended a secretary for Bornman. He said he talked with Bomman about a public relations job and decided that is what he wanted to do. Caskey said, “It’s an opportunity to work with a man I really respect. It’s also an opportunity to make more money.” Caskey tmphasized that even while the chance to earn more money was the main reason for his resignation, the other was to spend more time with his two girls, Starrlynn, a sixth grader at West Noble Middle School, and Steffany (Puff), a third pader at Cromwell. “I tell other people you have to spend time with kids and I haven’t had time for my own. Tve got two girls growing up.” He said his older daughter, Starrlynn, plays basketball and he has been able to attend only one game this year. Caskey also said, “Just because I’m leaving, it doesn’t mean the center has to change.” He said he does think the community bias to get behind the center more, however. He said, “people think we run everythirg for nothing. We’re trying to bring kids up in a great way. peo|jle have to realize that.” He added that the center could probably ask for more money from the United Way, but the suppat still has to come from the community. Caskey said he probably could have asked for money. “I’m not the kind of person that says I want more money. I know what they can afford,” he commented. Caskey said he does feel the center is needed in the community and hopes it will continue to help the children. He said be took the job in the first place because, “I like kids. I could just see some kids growing up in the Syracuse community on drugs. I thought I could help.” He said since he has taken over

the position of director, the center has had no real drug problems. “Kids who come here know who’s boss.” He still feels thare is a drug problem in Syracuse. He said a large per cent of the kids in the community are on drugs. Caskey doesn’t really blame the kids for the drug problem, but the parents. He said, “the problem begins at home.” He said he hopes the new director will have both a strong religious and physical education background to help the kids. He said the center needs “someone who cares about kids and how they grow up.” He said he doesn’t have any recommendations on who should replace him, but that the youth center board has some people in mind. Turned Center Around Ron Roberts, member of the youth center board of directors, said Caskey has been a great asset to the youth center. "He’s Afice Gunden on & Alice Gunden, Milford, played tennis at Goshen College this fall in both the number five singles spot and as part of the number two doubles team. “Alice’s work to sharpen her game is beginning to pay off,” said Coach Ruth Gunden. “Her strokes are picking up in solidness and effectiveness. If her serve comes around, she’ll move up several places next year.”

Basketball season ticket sales to begin on Monday

B y I Winter season basketball tickets will go on sale s at Wawasee High School Monday, Nov. 7. Sales will j continue through the first home basketball game, | November 18. Ticket prices are $8.75 for adults, $5.25 for | students in kindergarten through senior. Reserved seats will be two dollars, as will pre-school | reserved seats. (Single session prices will be sold at the door only for $1.50 for adults and students in grades kindergarten through eight, accompanied by parents, one dollar. Pre-schoolers with their i parents are admitted free of charge. K i • % Adults, who wish to reserve the same seats as last season, contact Mrs. Dean (Sally) Baker, | Wawasee High School, before the first home game.

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been basically responsible for turning the center around. He’s done it by working with younger kids, involving younger instructors.” Roberts said he thought Caskey, even though instrumental in changing and helfHng the center, needed a change. He said. “I think he’s at a point where he wants to branch out on his own.” Roberts added that the board is now taking applications for a new director. He stressed that they want someone who has a strong religious background and a strong physical education background. Those interested in applying for the position should contact a member of the youth board. Wouldn’t Trade Years Caskey concluded by saying “I wouldn’t trade these four and one-half years for anything.” Caskey also said he would definitely recommed the job of director. “I would strongly recommend this job.” GC tennis team Alice, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cleland Gunden of Q r 1 Milford, is a junior at Goshen College majoring in home economics with an emphasis on nutrition. She graduated from Wawasee High School in 1975. The Goshen women posted a season record of three and three, including one forfeit. Rain caused the cancellation of two matches.