• The Bison Baseball team defeated #13 St.Michael Knights 6-5 Thursday May, 19th improving their record to 9-10. “There is a major energy change when we play St.Michael. It increases because they’re in our conference and section, and it always increases because we know some of them on a personal level”, said Senior Luke Merz. The Knights took an early lead in the top of the first going down 1-0 courtesy of a single by Paxton…

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  • Social Studies Teacher Devin Davidson sees Public Displays of Affection (PDA)  every day. The affection that he sees as he supervises the Freshman Hallway ranges from small hugs to even intense kissing. These sights have become so common some people just ignore the gestures as they pass a couple in the hall. “PDA in the halls makes me ill and I need to carry a bag around with me because I get nauseous,” jokes Davidson…

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  • Track and Field was treated to Cherry Berry this past Friday by an anonymous BHS graduate. The athletes received the Cherry Berry after practice on Friday. No one on the team knows who donated it with the exception of the coaches, but everyone is grateful and happy for it. This treat is not exclusive to Track and Field, Cross Country also received the same treat during their season in the fall. “I went to Cherry…

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  • Buffalo High School recognized its academically talented students last night with an enormous ceremony in the PAC on Monday, May 16th. The evening included Seniors Jonathan Miller and Allie Palmer being awarded the 2016 Hall of Fame Award, as well as Juniors Becky Horak and Jack Soden receiving the ExCEL award. With so many people recognized though, the entire PAC was filled with all ranges of family members, to the point where people who weren’t…

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  • Over the summer of 2015, the construction of the athletic fields began at Buffalo High School. It is expected that the construction will be completed by the fall of 2016, which was made possible by the $33 million bond granted to the school by the district. “I’m excited that the baseball field is going to be new and have a good infield” – Junior Jacob Strong The bond will not only help sports, but other…

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  • Students interviewed express their opinions on what they think High School might be like for them in the future. Kids ranging from Preschool to 8th Grade were asked what they think High School will be like to see how their expectations vary by age.

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  • The Buffalo High School Orchestra had their spring orchestra concert yesterday, May 12th. Four ensembles performed during the concert including freshman orchestra, varsity orchestra, concert orchestra, and symphony orchestra. Freshman orchestra conducted by Rachael Vannet opened the concert with The Star Spangled, followed by the song Fiddle Fest by James E. Clemens, a piece inspired by New English fiddle music. The freshmen group’s final piece was Variation on a Well Known Sea Chantey by Richard…

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  • Rats in the School?

    One of the first things that visitors notice upon walking into Scott Larsen’s classroom is the 36 inch tall 24 inch wide rodent cage in the corner. Larson’s rats, Nemo and Dori, have become permanent guests in Larsen’s classroom. Sitting in class hearing the click clank of the water bottle has become a normal thing in Larson’s classroom and rats running around in a ball together is just simply another of another school day. “Everyone…

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  • 7:45 It’s May 6th. Seniors are out of the school enjoying their day off. Others sit in classrooms, sitting through another day off school. Impact leaders are waiting for the chance to go meet their kids in the gym. It’s the impact retreat, a very important day for the incoming 8th graders. And Principal Mark Mischke is surveying the halls making sure the 8th graders feel welcome. Mischke explains the day as “ very important,…

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