Introducing the BHS homecoming drivers
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:
Andrew Lovett, junior, is son of Wesley and Jennifer Lovett. Andrew is a member of the Spanish Club and soccer and basketball teams. He is a member of his church Youth Group, Explorer Program and works at Suter's Produce. In college he hopes to major in cyber security or biomed tech and would like to attend Ohio State University.
Raina Runk, junior, is daughter of Megan and Tim Runk. She is a member of choir, chamber choir, show choir, drama club, Latin club and National Honor Society. She also attends the English Lutheran Church.
Benjamin Baxter, junior, is son of Todd and Stephanie Baxter. He is a member of the Latin club, Spanish club and art club. He is employed at McDonald’s.
Isaiah Schwab, senior, is the son of Marv and Darla Schwab. He is a member of the soccer team and is active in the Youth For Christ and Teens For Christ. He is employed with Fyrwomyn's Service and is a part of the Delayed Entry Program For USMC. He plans to join the United States Marine Corp.
Jonathan Schwab, senior, is son of Marv and Darla Schwab. He is employed at Community Market and Fyrwomyn’s Service. He plans to join the United States Marine Corps.
Morgan Nusbaum, senior,is daughter of Daryl and Tawana Nusbaum. She is a member of the National Honor Society, Latin club and choir. She is also an elementary high school helper for Heidi Steiner. Morgan has also participated on the Powerlifiting team and is employed at the Bluffton Dari Freeze and the Bluffton Veterinary Hospital. She plans to attend nursing school upon graduation.
Bailey Edwards, senior, is daughter of Steven and Lauren Edwards. She is a member of art club, SAAD and the softball team. Bailey is also active in Youth for Christ and the First United Methodist Church. Her next year plans are undecided.
PHOTO: Ben Baxter, Isaiah Schwab, Andrew Lovett, Jonathan Schwab, Raina Runk, Bailey Edwards and Morgan Nusbaum.
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