Activities
Deeper coverage of official and unofficial clubs and activities at Buffalo High School.
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With the State basketball tournament coming up on Wednesday the school has put together a fan bus for the students and a modified schedule. Students will be able to get out of school at 12 o’clock and be excused with permission from a parent. “If students ride the fan bus it is an excused absence if they bring the parent permission slip, which we have the forms [in the lunchroom],” said Principal Mark Mischke. “If…
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As students filed in to the PAC last Wednesday during AAA, certain teachers and students were preparing for the annual Just Dance, teacher versus student dance off. Although the game took a while to get started due to difficulties with the gaming system, it was still a lot of fun. Freshmen Vincent Mortenson, Senior Kehmil Casey, Junior Jordyn Hanson, and Senior Autumn Miller were the students that faced off against the teachers. The teachers that…
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The Triangle Factory Fire Project this years one act play, placed in the Section five AA finals and went to state on February 13, 2014. The judges awarded the the cast with the star performance rating. This is their first star performance rating since 2005. The one act play has made many appearances at state throughout the years. “Yes I have gone to state before,” said Senior Michael Capps.” We went my freshman year and sophomore…
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Laughter filled the crowd at last Saturday’s Tri-M Variety Show, as seniors Emma Hage and Mickey Capps performed their rendition of “Wrecking Ball” (originally sang by Miley Cyrus) on recorders. Their 4th grade spin on the popular song gave people a lot to talk about. “I didn’t expect that they were going to do ‘Wrecking Ball’. It sounded pretty good! Some people were laughing and I was like ‘What are they doing?’ and then my…
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Students squeeze through the small hallway leading down to the gym, for some they are going to a phy- ed based bison time, but for Junior Kirsten Olson she is going to the new bison time balance club instructed by science teacher James Didier. “Balancing on exercise balls in my bison time is very fun, “said Junior Sydney Driver. “But I am looking forward to the unicycling and slacklining as well.” Didiers bison time is…
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A Marching Band is often imagined to be an intense program with strict rules and elite musicians marching lockstep. Weaker musicians are left behind as the marchers prepare year-round. The Herd shatters those preconceptions. Their motto is unlike any other; it’s about working together and accepting everyone. Teamwork is necessary for success. Scott Rabehl directs the marching band, his style of teaching is to accept every student that wants to be in marching band. The…
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Its the end of the school year, everything is coming to an end. The sports, the grades, and the long hours sitting in the classroom. But some organizations are given ‘er full tots. FFA still goes through the whole summer. The fair is one of the most favorited activities still to come this year! “My favorite time of the year is showing horses at the fairs and helping at the FFA barn, petting area,” said…
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As school comes to an end, BHS students start becoming more and more excited for summertime. These are students’ favorite places to hang out during their time off: 1. Beach 2. Friends House 3. At Home 4. Playing Sports 5. Cabins 6. Work 7. Quarries 8. Camps 9. Fishing 10. Mall of America Have a fun and safe summer BHS, enjoy your time off and Seniors good luck next year!
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Thursday May 30th at 6:30 pm, family, friends, and others gather outside the PAC and admire the work of this quarters Ceramics 2 classes. This year the goal was to raise $1,000.00 for VSA, and we broke that record! Over $1,000 was raised and benefited VSA that night. VSA Minnesota, founded in 1986, is an affiliate of VSA in Washington D.C. which was founded in 1974 by Jean Kennedy Smith. VSA Minnesota is a non-profit agency…
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Walking into the Medina ballroom, a disco ball hung in the center of the dance floor, creating illuminating lights that flashed all around the room. Students from different transition schools and high schools made their way to the dancefloor to kick off the 2013 adapted prom. Dressed in their formal wear, boys showed off their ties while the girl’s spun around in their dresses. “All the boys looked handsome, and all the girls looked gorgeous.…