Warsaw senior Casey Pfeiffer has decided to continue his basketball career at Tri-State University in Angola. Pfeiffer helped the Tigers to a 21-4 mark this past season, including conference and sectional championships. He is the son of Frank and Becky Pfeiffer.
The Warsaw Community High School athletes that were the major Tiger Booster Club award winners at the spring sports banquet are Nick Deeter, most improved in baseball; Tracey Blue, most valuable in tennis; Brian VerHage, most improved in golf; Cindy Boling, most improved in track; Jim Coplen, most valuable in baseball; Tony Lozier, most improved in track; Rick Morris, most valuable in golf; Claudia Kreicher, most valuable in track; Randy Heisler, most valuable in track; and Brooke Zykan, most improved in tennis.
Archie Holle, veteran Warsaw stock car race driver, used his brand new car to win the feature event during the holiday racing program at the Warsaw Speedway.
The stockingless flapper fad has again struck Warsaw, but this time the natives were "shocked" by a dimple-kneed Miss (or Mrs.) of around 45 years and who apparently would tip the scales at around 185 or 200 pounds. She paraded through the business district late Friday like a girl of 8 and appeared to enjoy the stares that followed her about.