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Every year in the senior locker bay area, there is a countdown from 10 showing how many days are left of school before summer break officially begins. It is also counting down to the end of the journey for all of the seniors who will be leaving Buffalo High School at the end of this year. Instead of just normal numbers on the posters, like in past years, this year’s Senior Class Cabinet decided to…
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Working during the summer is when school isn’t in session. Its a great oppurtinuy for teenaers to make money and acquire their independence and understand the value of a dollar. Having a summer job can help an individual earn spending money, help pay for college or another big purchase, and also gain experience for a future career choice. “Summer jobs equal no life, but Id be broke without them.” Said Senior, Amanda Yager. These jobs…
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Excellence and perfection is something that most people look to achieve at one point or another in their lives. Jake Kluver discovered his passion for long distance running and has looked to achieve excellence in his running career. His quest for success began as an eighth grader. “I had been told by some of the coaches in eighth grade that I should try track. Before, I had always done soccer and lacrosse until I went…
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Thursday, May 28th BHS will be holding a Silent Slump Bowl Auction along with the Art Show followed by the Choir Concert. The silent auction will be taking place from 6:30-7:10pm. Featured in auction is a wide range of variety. They are all personal works of art! Several students got the great opportunity to work with Discovery Elementary School students in creating slump bowls that will also be up for bidding. The highest bid takes…
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We asked BHS students what their favorite thing to do in gym is. Here are their responses:
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“I was picked on by two boys in 4th grade, they told me I was fat and teased me with cookies. That really turned me upside down. I was very outgoing, social, always talking in classes. I was just me. Then that happened with those two boys and I wasn’t “me” anymore. I was shy, quiet and reserved. I started to have feelings of unworthiness and I got depressed and lonely,” says Emily Vogt. Emily…
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BHS Freshman Amanda Montplaisir is in the top of all gymnasts in the western half of the US. On May 8-10 this year, she traveled to Spokane, Washington to participate in the Western National Gymnastics Championships. Every year, the top gymnasts in this half of the country gather to compete for national awards. 28 gymnasts in each of the 16 different age categories attend this competition. At Westerns this year, Amanda earned scores between 8.5…
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Student Appreciation Day is an annual tradition that occurs on the last Friday of the school year. On this day, the student body is celebrated along with the coming of a long awaited summertime. Each year, the Student Council and Yearbook make small changes to the previous year to make the day unforgettable. “We’ve been preparing for Student Appreciation day for a while, we have to find a list of teachers to work at each…
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When the school year began, the required grade point average was a 3.67 for seniors to graduate with honors. This was stated in the student handbook, but was not mentioned directly to the seniors. Click here for more information. About a month ago, high school Principal Mark Mischke and the school board decided to move the GPA back to a 3.5 for this spring only. After this school year, it will move again to the…
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Lake Charlotte is one of the most popular location for students to go to not only in the summer, but also in the winter. It has been a privelege for Junior Hannah Studee, who has lived on Lake Charlotte her whole life. “One of my favorite things to do is to go boating in the summer,” said Studee. Lake Charlotte is more or less a residential lake. Seeing people tubing wake boarding and skiing on the…
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