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3rd quarter 2017-18 school year

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Here is Bluffton High School’s third quarter honor roll for the 2017-2018 school year:

9th Grade – all A:

Isabella Angel, Asher Antrim, Jonah Blackburn, Andrea Bourassa, Elijah Conley, Simon Derstine, Benjamin Eiden, Laykin Garmatter, Haleigh Gatchel, Louis Graham, Levi Hohenbrink, Nicholas Jebsen, Brenna Kindle, Tayton Kleman, Pearl Lewandowski, Joshua Mehaffie, Joshua Meyer, Melina Meza, Thad Mittendorf, Grace Myers, Alexi Rieman, Julia Smallcombe, Joshua Taylor, Elizabeth Wright

10th Grade – all A:

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Opening season auditions

A new choral organization has come to Ada and surrounding towns. Noteworthy Community Choir is extending auditions to April 11 for both Ada and Lima locations of Voices - ages 8 - 18, and for Expressionsin Ada - ages 13 - 88+. Singers from Ada, Alger, Bluffton, Forest, Jenera, Kenton, and Lima have auditioned. "We would love to hear you!," sais Vicki Mills. Contact her for an audition at [email protected] or call 419-679-8259. Brother and sister, Hanna and Tanner of Jenera are in the photo. 

Results from junior high solo and ensemble contest

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Many Bluffton junior high musicians performedat the solo and ensemble contest on Saturday at Elida High School. Results follow:
Vocal - Kara Zink, vocal teacher
Superiors (I)
Nebraska Montgomery, vocal solo
Jordyn Garmatter, vocal solo
Libby Frazier, vocal solo
Makala Nye, vocal solo
Hannah Davis, vocal solo
Hannah Ballinger, vocal solo
Luke Shadle, vocal solo
Wes Brauen, vocal solo
7th Grade Girls Trio, Makenzie Badertscher, Lindsay Theis, Vanessa Weyer

Saturday morning at Mennonite Memorial Home

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An Easter Egg Hunt for kids ages 8 and under is scheduled for Saturday, March 24, 10 a.m., at Mennonite Memorial Home.

The annual event, sponsored by Mennonite Home Communities of Ohio (MHCO) and Bluffton McDonald’s, will take place rain or shine. 

All children must be accompanied by an adult and should bring their own basket for collecting eggs. Families are encouraged to arrive a few minutes early as the eggs are collected very quickly once the hunt begins.

Probst, Deeds and Burner family farms on the program; Christine Denecker one of program speakers

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A free, public presentation about the most recent narratives recorded for the Ohio Farm Stories project, a collaboration between the University of Findlay and Hancock Historical Museum, will be offered on Thursday, March 29, at 7 p.m. in the UF Alumni Memorial Union.

Speaking will be museum Executive Director Sarah Sisser, assistant communication professor Megan Adams, Ph.D., and English professor Christine Denecker, Ph.D, of Bluffton.

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56 to 54.

Game tied 4 times.

Lead changed 8 times.

9,003 fans on all sides chewed their fingernails.

Despite that it was billed as the state semi-final round, let's face it, fans - it was the state finals for public schools in Division IV.

Marion Local now advances to the final round against a private school in a Cleveland suburb with the largest player pool in the state. Heaven help the Flyers.

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