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Warsaw Community High School (WCHS) celebrated homecoming on Friday, Sept. 25.
Following the homecoming parade, students representing each grade level were recognized during halftime of the varsity football game. The following students were selected to represent their classes on the 2026-27 homecoming court:
Freshmen: Dexter Beck and Emily Wysong
Sophomores: Maci Harris and Molloy McMullen
Juniors: Ellie Thomas and Landen Habegger
Seniors:
- Charlotte Tio (homecoming queen), daughter of Laura and Alan Tio. Charlotte plans to attend college to earn a degree in elementary education before pursuing a master’s degree in speech-language pathology.
- Isaac Moore (homecoming king), son of Stacy Sova and Ryan Moore. Isaac plans to pursue a career in law enforcement or firefighting, with an interest in K-9 work.
- Lilliana Rak, daughter of Becky Rak and John Rak. After graduation, Lilliana plans to attend college and study marketing and business.
- Matteo Perez, son of Valeria Rocca and Arman Hajjar. Matteo plans to pursue a master’s degree or higher and a career in chemistry, biochemistry or chemical engineering, with the goal of using innovation to help others.
This year’s homecoming activities were made possible thanks to the work of the WCHS Student Council, who helped plan and organize the week.
