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It’s the last day of school when Seniors are preparing to continue their lives beyond High School, Juniors are taking on the role of being the top of not only the school, but the district, and eighth graders are stepping into a whole new ball game this coming fall. When thinking about all the things that are coming up in the near future it can be stressful. Buffalo High School shapes each person for their…

At Buffalo High School down in the cafeteria there are many variety of foods. Ranging from Pizzato ice cream and different kinds of cookies. Many students are pleased with the choices that they have everyday, but they would also like more variety in the choices that they are given. “After awhile having the same choices every week, varying from lunches, chips, and drinks, it gets old,” Said Junior Cyrina Fehn. “We do have many choices,…

Sunday June 12 to Sunday June 19 is the week of Buffalo Days. This includes activities such as fireworks, a carnival, and a parade. In the parade the five girls running for Miss Buffalo will be featured. The girls are Seniors Sadie Holland, Sarah Oliver, Padriana Jordan, Mary Zelko, and Kaylene Born. Besides the parade, the girls have a car wash, a banquet, and interviews with their sponsors. The sponsors are from businesses around the town and different…

“Everyone worked so hard this year.” said senior Sadie Holland, “and it was so rewarding to watch the students enjoy the books.” The yearbook staff  consisting of 32 students spent 15 months, 4 official work nights, and countless hours by there selves preparing the yearbook to be handed out for the 2010-2011 school year. “The yearbook was great,”said sophomore Andrew Mussel, “It flowed together well.” “I loved the yearbook,” said senior Crystal Cashin,”I Liked how it…

5. Ceramics with Holtz “I enjoyed ceramics with Holtz my senior year so much that I took the community ed. pottery on the wheel class during the summer” said Senior Sadie Holland. 4. Grammar with Kunz “Kunz is a great teacher” said Junior Tyler Burg. “Her class taught me a lot about how to improve my skills. Plus, she’s a nice lady.” 3. Indoor Outdoor Recreation with Guida “Indoor Outdoor was a great class” said…

As the years of high school go on, students gradually earn all of their credits required to graduate.  However, some earn them faster than others. When all their credits are earned, there are many options for how they can spend the rest of their school day including, being a teachers assisstant (TA), mentoring, or independent study. For Senior Andy Ortmann, mentoring was the way to go in his eyes. “I choose to mentor because I’m going…

As the school year comes to an end, many high school students have many things on their minds including friends, sleep, fun in the sun and more, but in reality, most students are thinking about how they can earn money during the summer season. There is quite a wide range of varieties of summer jobs that high school students become involved in; in many cases the job isn’t exactly their ideal job but they still…

As seniors prepare to start their first year as Freshmen in college, many of them are adjusting to the thought of leaving their cars behind. From Volkswagen to Ford, to Chrysler to Pontiac, many will be sitting in the driveway waiting for them to come home for a visit. “Felix! He’s a 1996 Volvo. I started driving Felix on my 16th birthday, April 22nd, 2009” said Senior Annalee Mason, “and I still drive him. He…

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Since 1981, the White House has had five different presidents, 30 State of the Union addresses, and one common neighbor. Her name is Concepcion Picciotto, and she has lived in Lafayette Square on the 1600 block of Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington, D.C. since Aug. 1, 1981. Picciotto, born Concepción Martín, came to the United States at age 18 from Virgo, Spain in 1963. She originally worked in New York at the Spanish embassy. Three years…