Spotlight
Shining a spotlight on the Kind, Proud, Driven Leaders that make Buffalo High School stand out.
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Over 25 million students ride the bus to school every day in the United States. The majority of these students are elementary and middle schoolers, but some high schoolers ride the bus too. Whether it’s because they don’t have their license yet, or that they don’t have a car, a number of high schoolers still have to find a way to get to school, and that’s usually the bus. A typical school bus can fit between…
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As I sit in class writing this article, I can count 14 people on their phones out of a class of about 25. Phones are becoming more and more of a convenience to us with the never ending advancement of technology. When I was in middle school, it seemed, that people were lucky to just have a flip phone with the capability of texting. Now, phones have the capability of doing research, playing games, writing…
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BHS is a school filled with diversity. For many students, this is their first year at BHS. Some of these students come from as close as St. Michael, where as some come from opposite sides of the globe. Senior Sven Harjacek is in his first year at BHS after making the journey from his home in Croatia, which is located in Europe just east of Italy. First days at new schools can be hard for many…
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I think the vast majority of the population of Buffalo High School knows what Snapchat is, an app that allows you send pictures, videos, and chat with friends or strangers. Now you may know about snapchat and use it, but do you really know all about it? “My sister really wanted me to get a Snapchat, but when I got it there was an ad for the Ouija movie and I don’t support that so…
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With graduation just around the corner, many students are left wondering what their next step is. Business partners, Seniors Cole Ehresmann and Josh Robinson have a plan, a goal, and a Hive? That’s right, these Seniors have started endeavors by creating a clothing line called “The Hive Apparel”. “Cole came up with the idea,” said Robinson. “He saw other people get big by starting out like we are. Everyone just laughed, but I thought it…
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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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Summer is all about outside, lake, beach, tanning, photos with friends, and relaxing. Only thing that would top off those seven things would be some really radical, appetizing food! World languages teacher Daryl Boeckers let us in on some awesome summer food ideas that you could make and have out on the pontoon, or if you’re entertaining friends for a night. “So, the first thing that comes to mind when I think about summer food,…
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The first date for us seniors can be hard, but its something that we will remember. Melanie Lewis “Well technically Mat and I had been together for six months before we had our first date. My parents wouldn’t allow us to go out alone until I turned 18. We were very excited to not only be going on our first date but also to go out alone for the first time. We had been friends…
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Student Appreciation Day is just around the corner. This is a day made for the distribution of yearbooks along with time for students to sign one another’s. This years 2013-2014 Tatanka Yearbook will be distributed on Friday, May 30th (Student Appreciation Day) in the PAC during lunch. A and B lunches will be combined, and C and D lunches will be combined. Also, students will get let out of fourth block at 1:20 and will get…