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The Boys’ Swim and Dive team hosted a spaghetti dinner at the St. Francis Xavier Educational Center last Saturday night. Their team is self-funded and this is one of the three big fundraisers they have to do to stay afloat. The spaghetti dinner has been around for three years and this year was the biggest turnout yet. Usually, there is leftover food to be frozen, but this year there was barely enough. Besides the dinner…
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Spiderman, Batman and Iron Man are comic book heroes that we love because they fight crimes and save people, but who are students’ real life heroes? For Junior Donna Peterson, her sister is her hero. “She’s always there for me when I need someone to talk to or if I’m having a bad days she can always make me feel better,” said Peterson. Sometimes heroes are teachers. Junior Amanda Letsinger said, “Mr. [Jon] Holtz, because…
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Facebook and Twitter are the most popular social networking sites that millions of people around the world use. Out of 100 students surveyed at Buffalo High School, 74 percent of students prefer Twitter over Facebook. “I like Twitter better because my younger brother, parents, and other relatives are only on Facebook. Since Twitter hasn’t really caught on with the younger & older generations, I feel that I have more freedom on Twitter. There is not…
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The Buffalo Boys’ basketball team hosted Zimmerman, the #9 team in AAA, on Thursday. The Varsity lost 57-62, making their record 14-7 Although Zimmerman is no longer in the Mississippi 8 Conference, Thursday’s game was still an important one. Zimmerman is ranked #9 in the state for AAA, and is a very fundamentally sound team. They are at the top of the Granite Ridge Conference and now have a record of 17-4. The Bison were…
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The Tatanka yearbook is now on sale for $70, but only through February 17. Students wishing go purchase a yearbook can still do so is in room A210 or at bhs.cc. Buffalo High School’s Tatanka Yearbook is ranked top in State, and has been winning awards for years. The yearbook staff takes on four deadlines throughout the year writing, designing, and using photography to show off all of the aspects that make our school remarkable.…
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The Tri-M Variety Show was held on Saturday in the Performing Arts Center. It was hosted by Charlie Aldrich and Liza Davis. It featured acts by many BHS students including Jade Dietz, Jake Fredenall, Julie Simonson, Michael Swearingen, Nicholas Swearingen, Tim Kunze, Taya Odeen, Hannah Walters, Ellie Bischoff, Liza Davis, Adam Kolling, Kaelie Lund, Tim Kunze, Megan Shipley, Spencer Gosewisch, Michelle Lee, Lindsey Kappa, Charlie Aldrich, Emma Pearson, Alleson Stensing, Ben Kath, John Stensing, and…
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Men groaning, weights being dropped, sweat, and people running. At any gym this is what you see. Students have access to the gym and weight room before and after school, so why would they want to pay to work out Gold’s Gym, rather than work out at the school? Some reasons that students work out at Gold’s is for the extra classes they offer, some work out for the environment, and others do it because…
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The classrooms at BHS are all decorated differently. There are things on the windows, the walls, the doors, and even hanging from the ceiling. In English Teacher Tracy Hagstrom-Durant’s room, the moment students walk in they are surrounded by toy clowns that she has collected. She has some of them on a large shelf just inside the door. Other clowns are on strings hanging from the ceiling. “A lot of people think that the clowns…
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As BHS students walk into the cafeteria during lunch, they are often greeted by tables promoting various activities, or selling tickets to different events. With Valentine’s Day approaching, SSU (Students Stepping Up) is selling Hershey’s Hugs and Kisses during lunch and as well as before school. For one dollar, students can buy a small bag of Hugs and Kisses and personalize a note for a friend. These will be delivered to their friends during class…
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The Buffalo Boys Swimming and Diving team finished up their season last week with two home meets. On Tuesday, the boys won the meet vs. St. Cloud Apollo, the first of two meets. Freshman Brian Pettit broke the 26 second mark in the 50 yard freestyle with a time of 25.9 seconds. In diving, Senior Spencer Chenoweth took Second with a personal best score of 188.55. Ending the meet with the 400 freestyle relay, Buffalo’s…
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