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Warsaw Community High School (WCHS) celebrated its homecoming festivities this past weekend.
Following the parade, the halftime event showcased students from each class who were elected to represent their peers on the homecoming court, according to a news release from Warsaw Community Schools.
The following students were honored as part of the 2025 homecoming court for the classes of 2029, 2028, 2027 and 2026:
• Class of 2029
Emma Coleman, daughter of Hilary Kiser
Christopher Crisp, son of Andy and Samantha Crisp
• Class of 2028
Ava Lowman, daughter of Matthew and Melissa Lowman
Chloe Kim, daughter of Sam and Krista Kim
Isaac Zorn, son of Garrett and Megan Zorn
Noah Lowman, son of Matthew and Melissa Lowman
• Class of 2027
Olivia Starkweather, daughter of Cory and Ashley Starkweather
Savannah Purdy, daughter of Matt and Jeri Purdy
Caiden Hatfield, son of Randy and Heather Weaver
Christopher Stenoish, son of Andy and Amy Stenoish
• Class of 2026
Avary Hoeppner, daughter of Jacy and Andrea Hoeppner. After graduation, Avary plans to study business administration.
Victoria Peloza, daughter of Joe and Shannon Peloza. Next year, Victoria is planning to audition and pursue a career in commercial dancing in New York City.
Aaron Crappa, son of Todd and Ronda Crappa. After graduation, Aaron plans to attend Ball State University to study elementary education.
Andy Vass, son of Kenneth and Stephanie Vass. Andy plans to study sports medicine after graduation.
In a culmination of the homecoming festivities, Avary Hoeppner was named the 2025 homecoming queen, and Andy Vass was honored as the WCHS homecoming king.
