Activities
Deeper coverage of official and unofficial clubs and activities at Buffalo High School.
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Hans Pederson has always been the biggest player on the football field until this year. Pederson ‘26 is a 6-foot tall freshman, who played Varsity football just this season. Being on Varsity Football was something that changed how Pederson felt about the team he was on. Having people on a team with him that were the same size as him was something new to Pederson. “It felt weird to be the tallest person on a…
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In every corner of Buffalo High School, one can find posters with varying versions of “be nice, be proud, work hard, and model good behavior.” The school strives to provide plenty of opportunities for students to do so. 74.6% out of 59 students who participated in a survey say they feel there are enough opportunities to support others and help the school. But, out of the students asked, only 5.9% are utilizing these opportunities with…
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The HERD Winter Drumline celebrated a State win on Saturday, April 9. Prism, their show, competed against five different schools in the Scholastic Regional A Class. “Our directors told us that judges sometimes like drama at finals. When he said that, knowing we had an undefeated season, I wasn’t expecting to win,” said senior Claudia Staut, who has been with the drumline since 8th grade. The team hasn’t been to the state finals competition since…
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Arts Magnet is coming to an end and there are some Seniors showing off their final project Monday, March 28, at 7pm. A few students have decided to give a slight preview of what they’ll be showing off Monday. Isabelle Anderson Q: What is your project? A: For my capstone project, I decided to sketch out a locker that has three selves. Each shelf is going to represent a year of high school, with a…
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BHS’s HERD Winter Drumline performed their first show of the season on Saturday, February 12. Their show was called Prism, and was sharing the performance with the drumline from River City Rhythm, an Anoka based drum and bugle corps. “Definitely a few mistakes, and stuff to improve on, [but] it was a good first show,” said Oliver Holt, a clarinet player who joined the drumline this year as a bass drum player. Prism is structured…
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The BHS Knowledge Bowl season has started once again and has been going for almost a month now. Their first practice took place on November 29, and their first meet will take place on January 8, being an in-person event for the first time in over a year. The KB season this year consists of 33 members making up 7 teams: 4 Varsity and 3 Junior Varsity. English Teacher Brandon Aldrich is also stepping in…
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BHS doesn’t stray away from theatre. And anyone can see that. Year after year, BHS performs outstanding and phenomenal productions. From lighthearted and appealing to dramatic and gloomy, BHS has done it all and can do it all. But not only theatre helps build self-confidence and build trustful friendships, theatre also provides a fun and entertaining experience for students to take on a new role and be as big, expressive, and, obviously, LOUD as they…
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The International Club is starting up again this year at Buffalo High School, for the winter months. It takes place during two Wednesdays per month, during BASE time, and is lead by Frau Michele Strassburg and Mr. Jason Swanson. Students won’t have to pay or attend every meeting to participate. “International Club traditionally is for students to get a better understanding of cultures globally, around the world, specifically beyond Wright County,” said Swanson. Among the…
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The Fall Musical is coming up at Buffalo High School. The theatre group is performing Into The Woods, a multi-story musical featuring the characters Cinderella, Rapunzel, Little Red Ridinghood, and many other fairy tale characters. The cast and crew have converted the Performing Arts Center to the setting of a magical and musical journey. This year’s tech department is full of talented teens like Megan Estrada and Oskar Carlson. Estrada is very excited about the…
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In a school like BHS there are few days each year that allow any and all students to have a night to jump, dance, and have fun with all their friends and fellow students. BHS only has two of these events throughout each school year. Homecoming, which takes place in late September or early October, and Prom in early May. Unlike BHS, most schools have three, four, or even five yearly dances. These come in…