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At first the school started charging for the salad dressing and now they have got rid of the salad line altogether and replaced it with the ala carte line. So what happened to the salad line? Buffalo High School students have a range of thoughts on the salad line removal. “It’s not a bad idea because they have all the other stuff people like in a line, but some people like building their own salads.…
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The annual spring blood drive is coming up and they’re short for donors! When? Friday March 6th Where? BHS West Gym (gymnastics gym) For? The Red Cross Why should you donate blood? Donating just one pint of blood can save up to 3 lives! If we reach our goal, 141 donations, our school can get $1,000 scholarship. Currently we have 57 people signed up to donate. Even if you make an appointment to give blood,…
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Next year, BHS’s beloved Spanish teacher, Nancy Eiynck, Known as ‘Señora’ by many, will no longer be a teacher at BHS. Instead, Señora Eiynck has accepted a new position in the district. She will be the new Diversity and Curriculum Integration Coordinator (DCIC). In this job, Señora Eiynck will provide diversity services for the students and families of the BHM School District. “It will be a new experience,” Says Eiynck, “But I will miss my students…
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On April 2nd, 2014, 43 seniors graduated from Buffalo High School. These students had all of their credits and were able to choose whether or not they wanted to finish the year. Some students chose to stay in school, while others decided to get a head start on college. “The main reason (I wanted to graduate) was because I just wanted to be done with school.” said graduated Senior Jake Willmert. With the extra time…
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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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Junior Wyatt Wentland stays in shape by lifting weights, running and playing soccer. “Ever since I tried fitting it in four months ago, I work out every single day,” Said Wentland “even with school, soccer, work, and chores at home.” Even with putting time into working out, you need to have a balanced diet too. Putting the time in goes hand in hand with effort and results aren’t always instant. “People assume you see results…
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The lights are shining down bright illuminating the field and all you can seem to hear is the grunting of the football players and excited parents cheering their kids on. But in the way back of all that noise is the subtle rustling of pom poms and girl voices cheering in unison. Would people notice if that was missing next year? As of right now that is a strong possibility. They administration are currently talking…
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Despite the rumors of him not coming back, Gary Gullickson has made his 23rd appearance at BHS on Thursday, May 23. Gullickson has spoken at BHS for 12 years about his experience as a Marine in Vietnam from 1967 – 1970. However, Gullickson may not be able to speak at BHS for much longer. In August of 2012, Gullickson was diagnosed with Agent Orange — a fairly common disease amongst Vietnam Veterans. “It was like…
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Students in BHS are trying to make money with the energy drink, Verve. There’s a lot of “Get-Rich-Quick-schemes” out there, and most of them don’t actually work. Most of these schemes are called Pyramid Schemes, which are illegal. A Pyramid Scheme is defined as: a system of selling goods in which agency rights are sold to an increasing number of distributors at successively lower levels. The only thing keeping Vemma from becoming a pyramid scheme…
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