Activities
Deeper coverage of official and unofficial clubs and activities at Buffalo High School.
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BHS Band Students gathered in the PAC on Monday, December 7, at 7:30 pm to perform a winter concert. They performed five songs : Firework, Rakes of Mallow, Sleigh Ride, Walking into History, and Fire Dance. “Walking into History was the big one for us,” said Senior Melissa Manz, “because we all put so much intensity and emotion into that song. I think we were all really proud of it.” The band played their song,…
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There are two activities here at Buffalo High School that are very similar; BPA and DECA. Often times people get confused about the differences between the two because both are related to business. It’s true that the two groups work often work together, but they are still separate. DECA is not an acronym for anything, just a word defined as “An Association of Marketing Students”. Before 1990, it stood for the Distributive Education Clubs of…
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The basketball season has begun at Buffalo High School. The season runs from November to March, depending on how well the team does. You must win the section games before you can advance to state. There are four different teams- The ninth and tenth grade teams, as well as the JV and Varsity. The ninth graders tried out November 16th through the 18th after school from 2:40 to 4:40. The tenth through twelfth graders tried…
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There are 140 students who are involved in SSU, Students Stepping Up, and out of those 140, nearly 100 of them go and help students at the elementary schools though out the Buffalo Hanover Montrose school district. Monday, October 26, was the first day all SSU helpers went to the elementary schools. They go every Monday, Wednesday or Friday throughout the whole school year and help the students in the same classroom they were…
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On Monday, October 26sth, the Buffalo High School Concert choir blew us away with their amazing performance. The concert began at 7:30 p.m. in the Performing Arts Center with an intermission halfway through; the cost was $7 for adults, and $5 for students. With only seven weeks to prepare for this event, Mr. Walsh and the students had to really step it up to be ready in time for the concert. “I had to memorize…
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This annual event is a fundraiser for the concert band and concert choir’s spring trip which happens every two years, the year in-between is when the summer marching band takes their trip. The Variety Show also raises money for the two music scholarships that Buffalo High School gives out to a graduating male and female each year. This show is made up of various musical/comedy acts done by students, with adults accompanying at times. This…
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Last Monday, Wednesday, and Friday were the informational meetings for Students Stepping Up (SSU). Social Studies teacher and SSU advisor Tracy Hulley sent out a letter that said SSU is an organization the encourages and promotes chemical free leaders. According to a letter Hulley sent to teachers SSU members help the district in a variety of ways. Members help the district by being elementary helpers, planning the Youth Frontier Retreats, holiday gathering, fundraisers and drives, impact retreats…
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Following a long week of dress-up and a homecoming victory of 28-o, the students headed to the “fun night” held at the Senior High from 9:30-12, the cost was five dollars. Grades 9-12 were able to attend. The night had activites such as: volleyball tournaments, hypnotist, guitar hero, and a race mat. The hypnotist was the highlight of the night held in the Performing Arts Center, as students crowded by the door and piled their way…
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The school musical, Seussical, is a mixture of stories from the Doctor Seuss books put together. Auditions for the musical took place on September 16 and 17 and callbacks were on Friday the 18. They have now picked the cast for the musical and begun rehearsing for it. The musicals’ cast consists of 42 Buffalo High School students, and it will also involve a few students from Buffalo Community Middle School. Each persons audition required…
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Are you in between sports? Or just trying to stay in shape? If you want to stay fit without paying for a health club membership, I know just the place for you to go. From 2:30 to 4:45 on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays you can be a part of the after school weight lifting program at Buffalo High School. You don’t have to sign a form or add your name to a list, you can…