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Every other year, the BHS French Department travels to the wondrous nation of France. Students are given the opportunity to spend their spring break overseas, to really soak in the culture they have been studying in class over the years. Jason Swanson is a member of the Language Department, and teaches French levels 1-5 here at BHS. He has been the primary chaperone for the last 7 trips, and has had a first hand experience…
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Musicians gathered last Monday for the first band concert since the start of quarantine. The Freshman, Varsity, and Concert bands performed, but the students involved in the groups had mixed opinions on the overall success of the band. Percussionist Olivia Lawrence’24 felt that there were some “hiccups” during each song, but the band overcame them and kept playing. Even though she hadn’t played in front of an audience in over a year, she felt as…
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Night Out for Music was canceled last year due to the lockdown, leading many to question whether or not it will take place this year. To the relief of many involved in the music department, Night Out for Music will be taking place on Saturday, March 27th. However, many changes have been implemented in order to accommodate state requirements. Since the lockdown last year, many students and teachers have experienced the disappointment of cancellations. Sports…
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After a year full of; cancelations and doubt, the 2021 Prom is officially on the calendar for Saturday, May 1. Due to COVID-19 disruptions, this year’s prom will look different from previous events, and many details are still being worked out, but some aspects of the night are beginning to take shape. According to Junior Class Cabinet member Grace Bruhn, Grand March and Prom will be held entirely at the BHS campus instead of an…
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In mid-March last year, many companies were transitioning to working at home, students were learning from home, food service and small businesses were closing, not knowing when they would be able to open again. It was a scary time for many people, and for some, it still is. One of the scariest things at this time was continuing to go to work everyday, especially when we didn’t know much about the virus and what it…
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Every year, most people dress up nice and put on their best clothes for picture day. When you look back at these pictures, you’ll recall a lot about that year and what was trendy. Science teacher Greg Hygrell, uses his photographs to tell a story. Hygrell has had a special way of doing his picture day since 1997. Every year, he wears the same blue denim button-up shirt. “The shirt was just a cool thing…
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Just over a month ago, Buffalo Mayor Teri Lachermeier found herself faced with a courtroom full of eager journalists. Never before had one of our local officials faced such a crisis and Lachermeier knew she needed to rise to the occasion. Earlier on the morning of February 9, shots and explosions rang out at the Allina Crossroad Clinic. Details were still hazy but the Wright County Sheriff’s Office called a press conference to address the…
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President Joe Biden recently announced that the COVID-19 vaccine will be available for all Americans who are over the age of 18 on May 1, 2021. This means that on May 1, many BHS seniors will be eligible to get vaccinated. In February of 2021, a study was conducted about if adults in the U.S. are planning on getting a COVID-19 vaccine. A majority of 69% said that they will, and 30% said that they…
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BHS Choirs are going to have a concert on March 30. Up to three friends and family members per choir member are allowed to attend and TICKETS are $4 each. There will be no live, in-person ticket purchases. The event will be socially distanced by pods, with strict entering and exiting times for each portion. The concert will start at 6:30, and the doors will open at 6:20. Spectators are asked to get to your…
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Spring has sprung in Buffalo. Among the Spring sports starting within the coming weeks is baseball. Pitchers and Catchers reported to voluntary practice on Monday, March 22, and are hoping for a productive and safe season. A long-time crucial part of the baseball season has been fundraising. The Bison began their salt fundraising last week and have placed an emphasis on safe delivery. All proceeds go directly back into the baseball program and help to…
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