Voices
The student voices of Buffalo High School, offering diverse opinions on the issues and entertainment that impact the community.
-
A vital part of Buffalo High School that often gets forgotten about are the custodians. They are responsible for cleaning and maintaining the school. James Ingram and Troy Beise are both custodians at this school. What are their lives like in and out of school? What do you like to do in your free time? “I like to watch football,” James said. “In my free time, I do a lot with the county fair, and…
Read More » -
Buffalo rapper Mohammed Subhi, “Lil Trivial” will likely be opening a show for famous rapper Smokepurpp this Spring. Smokepurp has 616,000 followers on SoundCloud, and has a single that went platinum. “I will be opening up for Smokepurpp, possibly around April in Minneapolis,” Subhi said, “and I have opened up for Blac Youngsta at the end of January, which is amazing because it was my first time opening, and shows keep getting bigger. I am…
Read More » -
Women’s Day is an annual celebration of all the obstacles women have overcome, and all the accomplishments they have yet to achieve. We spoke with people at BHS to help them express the importance of women in their life through stories and photography.
Read More » -
Get to know the male BHS students watching the 2020 season of the popular show The Bachelor.
Read More » -
Every student in high school has some kind of dream of potentially becoming famous someday. Many ideas on becoming famous are unique and personal to people and then there are the common ideas of wanting to play in the NBA and be a celebrity on social media. Junior Alex Beckman could see himself being a Rap artist “I’ve always been a really good rapper with dank raps,” Beckman said. Junior Kaden Stubstad sees himself becoming…
Read More » -
Leroy Erickson. You know the name. Erickson is a widely known substitute teacher at Buffalo High School. He is a fan favorite for most students due to his friendly, down-to-earth persona. Students say he makes the time to get to know them when he is leading classes. With that being said, BHS students shared their thoughts about the Legend himself. “He’s chill,” Sophomore Camden Hegna said. “He’s super nice and kind. He’s a very helpful…
Read More » -
With the last few days of the school year approaching it’s a bittersweet time for lots of people. This year it includes teachers Ms. Mundahl and Mr. West, Secretary Bette Mattson, and Custodian Brian Warzetha who are all retiring. Together they have been a part of BHS Schools for 103 years. They all took some time to reflect on their time here at BHS. “The most rewarding part of my job is when the set…
Read More » -
Being an athlete, in general, is a big commitment in all scenarios of life. Here at BHS, athletic teams strive for greatness on the athletic surface, while attempting to succeed in the classroom. All sports teams have policies that make sure you are succeeding in the classroom, in order to play. In the spring golfers miss more school than other sports because meets can take entire school days and are condensed later in the spring.…
Read More » -
Kai Brisk is a very unique student at Buffalo High School. He’s a pitcher on varsity and has been throwing heat for years. More surprisingly, Brisk is very invested in ceramics. One wouldn’t expect this just by looking at him, he is 6’5″ and the way he wears his baseball cap nearly everyday screams jock. “My biggest accomplishment for baseball so far has to be going to state for legion [the summer baseball league for…
Read More » -
Sarah Burke has been announced as this year’s female Hall of Fame winner. She shared the stage with Riley Habisch, who was also named a Hall of Fame winner. Every year, the staff selects one male and one female student as Hall of Fame winners for their contributions to the BHS community through academics, sports, activities, and leadership. Their portraits are hung in the front atrium and are among the very first things that visitors…
Read More »