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BISHOP LUERS HS NATIONAL HONORS SOCIETY INDUCTEES

April 25, 2014 The Waynedale News Staff 0 min read

Fort Wayne-Bishop Luers National Honors Society would like to congratulate the following inductees on their academic standard of excellence, volunteerism, excellent record of behavior in and out of school and their leadership roles in Bishop Luers and within the community; Takyra Merritt, Madison Busch, David Johnson, Emily Klepper, Dena Short, Emma Wolfe, Madeline Reimbold, Carly Grabner, Alexander Steffen, Ethan Brown, Isabella Case, Jordan Turpchinoff, Dana Baldus, Noah Johnson, Michael Palmer, Augustus Serrani, Brock Raugh, Kaitlin Emmett, Alexandra Broom, Josephine Burton, James Slocum, Carolina Garcia, Grace Everett and Noah Meiser.

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