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Senior Collin Olmscheid had 30 points and Senior Sam Ortmann with 18 points. Boys won 74-73 and girls lost 63-47. On Tuesday January 21st our Basketball programs for both boys and girls played home against Monticello. This night wasn’t just about winning or losing a Basketball game; this night was about a program that helps many people all across the country. Coaches vs Cancer is a program run through American Cancer Society. This is a…
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Are your complaints about BHS common or, are these things you personally hate. After questioning students these were the most common. So is your pet peeve on the list? 1. Non- Plowed parking lot. 2. People walking on the wrong side of the hallway 3.Hallway snapchatters 4.Slow walkers 5.Screaming and being obnoxious in the hallways 6.Chewing really loud 7. Making out in the middle of the hallway. 8. Speeding in the parking lot. 9. See-through…
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The number of students being home schooled has increased throughout the years. According to a report from the U.S. Department of Education, 3.4% of the school-age population is home schooled which is a total of 1.77 million students. This report also shows that the most common reason for homeschooling in 2007 was for moral and religious reasons, but now the most common reason is because parents are concerned about the environment of other schools. I…
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Music has been a big influence in Junior Sarah Kolling’s life since she was in first grade, so when a pastor from Haiti came to her church and expressed his desire for getting more music in Haiti, she knew this would be an opportunity to help something bigger than herself. “I am doing this project for my Girl Scout Gold Award, but the project is really on my own,” said Kolling. “I started this in…
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Homecoming festivities begin this week. The culmination of the team spirit and Bison pride arrives with the annual football game against St. Francis on Friday. Varsity football players have spent weeks playing, practicing, and conditioning in preparation for what is sure to be one of the most anticipated games of the season. Junior Johnny Senger is a running back on the team. “I think our team’s mission this season is to get better every day.…
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Katie Swartzer “I was in second grade at St. Francis, my friend said she was going to be doing the up and coming play,” said Freshman Katie Swartzer. “She was saying that I should do it too.” That first play was seven years ago. Since then Swartzer has been in about twenty three plays total. “When I was little it was a way to release all of my energy. I like that you get to…
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Every year in the spring, students are encouraged to take the Climate Survey to help administrators determine what changes, if any, would benefit the school, and also to gauge how students feel at BHS. This year, while the Spring Survey will still be given, teachers will be required to give each of their students a chance to give feedback regarding anything from the classroom environment to quality of teaching methods. “Instead of just getting end-of-the-year…
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The teaching staff is undergoing a drastic change for the 2013-2014 school year. Over 10 percent of the staff are new employees, although not all of them are new to the school. Such is the case with English Teacher Nathaniel Doimer, a new addition to the staff who attended BHS as one of the students he now teaches. “I actually had the fortune to attend Buffalo High School as a student,” said Doimer. “I graduated…
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“We were stopped at an intersection on our way up north, and we thought it would be funny for everyone to run out of the car and swap places,” explained Senior Dalton Bliss, “It was one of the best moments of the day.” Not only are mission trips filled with laughter and excitement, but they are also a great way to pay it forward. Bliss, along with Seniors Bryce Hane and James Remer, attended a…
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A Marching Band is often imagined to be an intense program with strict rules and elite musicians marching lockstep. Weaker musicians are left behind as the marchers prepare year-round. The Herd shatters those preconceptions. Their motto is unlike any other; it’s about working together and accepting everyone. Teamwork is necessary for success. Scott Rabehl directs the marching band, his style of teaching is to accept every student that wants to be in marching band. The…
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