At Butler University, Chelsea Bishop of Milford and Jennifer Kintzel of Warsaw were both selected to the Great Midwest All-newcomer-team for volleyball.
Sophomore transfer Bishop made the team for the second consecutive year with a .363 hitting percentage and 30 block assists in the first eight conference games. Kintzel, a freshman, was the only player to play in every game this season. She was responsible for 367 assists and 108 digs.
25 Years Ago
November 27 1979
Julia Shepherd was chosen as the 1980 Whitko Junior Miss last Nov. 9, at the Whitko High School auditorium. The sixth annual Junior Miss program was sponsored by the South Whitley Jaycees.
Julia is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Shepherd, Warsaw. She also was the winner of the talent when she gave a self-composed humorous skit called "Wiz." Other winners were: Dawn Kerschensteiner, first runner-up; Tammy Heinold, scholastic; Ann Hathaway, youth fitness; and Kathy David, Spirit of Junior Miss.
50 Years Ago
November 27 1954
Charles H. Ker, 51, president of Warsaw's Dalton Foundries Inc., has been elected president of the Gray Iron Foundry Society, a national organization of gray iron foundries.
Ker began working for the Dalton Foundry in 1926. He was named president of the foundry in February of 1952, succeeding the late D.A. Dalton.
75 Years Ago
November 27 1929
Warsaw High School debating teams have been chosen for this school year.
The Warsaw affirmative team is composed of Margaret Gilliam, Wilda Mellencamp, David Gast, Robert Strauss, Elizabeth Braddock, Robert Davis, Forrest Wolfe, and negative debators are Martha Hudson, Lawrence Smith, Stuart Van Dyke, Stanley Kintzel, Harold Strauss.
