The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-01-24
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Lafayette School Notes
By Betty Lou North


on the honor roll this semester. This
is the greatest number to receive
such recognition since school started
in September.
First Grade: Kenny Badertscher,
Barbara Baxter, Carolyn S. Chidester,
Rosemary Clum, Judy Contris, Mary
E. Hardy, Lou Gene Helser, Dean
Hall, Karen La Rue, Jacqueline Long,
Sammy Mcclure, Betty Lou Patter-
son, Paul Reed, Ronnie Lee Shaw,
Meredith Yoakam, Mary NJ. Younk-
man, and Jane Zimmerman.
Second Grade: Carolyn Klingler
Gene Long, Larry Gene Long, Janice
Meyer, Gary Plate, Doris Ransbottom
Arlene Schick, Charles Lee Younk-
man.
Third Grade: Marilyn Steiner, Eve
lyn Shulaw, James Schafer, Joyce Mc.
Elwain, James Long, Margaret Faze
Janis Clum, Benson Carey, and Mere
dith Boyd.
Fourth Grade: Laura Albert, Caro-
| lyn Basinger, Judy Diepenbrock, Vir-
ginia Guthrie, Philip Hall, Larry Hef-
ner, Pauline Mcclure, Shirley Shut
Jerry Skinner, Patsy Snyder, Pau
Steiner, Shirley Vermillion, Alan Zim-
norman, Doris Yoder, and Eleanor
! Liable.
Fifth Grade: Dorothy Anspach
Roger Bixel, Roseann Diepenbrock
Martha 10 limerick, Tommy Hefner
Jean McElwain, Harold Show, David
Stuber, and Marjorie Yoakam.
| Sixth Grade: Donald Boyd, Mary
Gatchel, Buddy Long, Carole Oberdier
Dale Stevens, Marcia Cotner, Edward
Inskeep, Gilbert Long, Shirley Skelly
Wilbur Sumney, and Cleola thinner
man.
Seventh Grade: Janice Carey, Mar
cia Connor, Betsy Kohl, Ruth Stauf-
fer, Ronald Schafer, and Norman
| Shut.
Eighth Grade: Joe Skinner, Elvir
Baker, Harold Peterson, and Phyllis
Cotner.
Freshmen: Bud Reichelderfer
Nancy Bennett, 10 Anne Hefner, and
Jeanne Sumney.
Sophomores: Joan Boyd, Clara Dir
meyer, and Bud Early, and Virginia
Kline.
Juniors: Joan Landes, Phyllis Lutz
Waneta Ransbottom, and Nolan
Younkman.
Seniors: Eloise Augsburger, Colleen
Connor, Joan Donohoe, Ed Snyder
Dorothy Kempher, and Jack Wilder
muth.
The "Wolf", the school newspaper
was distributed throughout the cshoo
last Friday. The first "Wolf" was
published November 2, 1916. Since
then there have been five issue:
printed.
The juniors of Lafayette have sole
during the last two weeks, their en-
tire order of 1900 pencils.
The Junior game played at Batl
last Thursday, was won by Lafay
ette's Junior team by score of 20 t.
10.
Dick Holdren withdrew at the enc
of the first semester transferring tt
Shawnee.
There are two new subjects being
offered this semester. They are Solic
Geometry and Sociology.
The annual poster contest for stu
dents, sponsored by the Lafayette
Farmers institute, displayed consider
able talent. Posters were to be hand
ed in so that they may be displayed
| in downtown store windows before
the institute, January 2f and 22.
Coming Up:
Jan. rs Harrod VS. Lafayette (here)
Jan. 20 Elida VS. Lafayette (there)
Feb. Conner VS. Lafayette (here).
The Sophomores are sponsoring a
dance next Saturday, January 26,
1916. The dance starts at 1880 and
closes at HOO. Music will be fur
nished by Tom Boss and his orchestra.
An Eisteddfod will be held April IL,
at Elida High School. The following
schools will participate: Elida, Conner,
Shawnee, Harrod, Spencerville, and