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You can't have a high school homecoming without crown bearers. Two Bluffton youths selected for this important role are Jonathan McKanna and Milena King.

Jonathan is the son of Jeff and Julie McKanna. Milena is the daughter of Kevin and Alison King.

The crown bearers will be in the parade and on the football field during the Friday pre-game ceremony.

Ben Baxter, Isaiah Schwab, Andrew Lovett, Jonathan Schwab, Raina Runk, Bailey Edwards, Morgan Nusbaum

CLICK HERE to view this year's Bluffton HS homecoming court, posted yesterday.

Drivers have been selected for this weekend's Bluffton High School homecoming. They follow:

Alec Yoder, grandson of Alan and Diann Yoder

CLICK HERE to view Yoder as part of an Ohio State athletic video.

Alec Yoder, grandson of Alan and Diann Yoder of Bluffton, and standout gymnastic at Ohio State University, this month was named to the U.S. World Champions gymnastic team. He is the son of Mike and Rebecca Yoder. Alec's father, Mike, graduated from Bluffton High School.

Mary and Kevin Gratz, of Richland Drive, are September's recipients of Garden of The Month for America In Bloom (AIB). They have successfully integrated several mixed containers of annuals, perennials, and vegetables in a stunning display that is both beautiful and functional. 

 

Here, Mary Gratz is presented an AIB certificate and Stratton's gift card  by Mayor Rich Johnson.

King and queen will be announced Friday in a pre-game event

Bluffton High School celebrates its 2018 homecoming this weekend. Here are members of the court. (A photo and bio of the drivers will be posted tomorrow.)

Underclass court members
Freshmen
Skyler Scoles is the daughter of Jeremy and Stephanie Scoles. She is a member of the volleyball and track teams and is a freshman representative on student senate.  She attends Ebenezer Mennonite Church and is in its youth group.  Skyler is employed as a licensed soccer referee.

Bluffton Lions Club president, Dr. Christina Walton, recently donated 100 books for the Ohio Lions Action Project. The books will be distributd  to six children's hospitals around Ohio following the USA/Canada Lions Forum.

Additional Lions Club news is found in the newsletter, attached at the bottom of this story.

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