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We asked students the first word that came to their mind. These were their secrets thoughts. Freshman Ben Kiernan said the word, “Eggplant. I picked the word eggplant because after school yesterday, on April 7 2015, I had a dream. I had a dream that I was in this pitch black room with this illuminated picture of an eggplant just floating in the middle of the room. I was very inspired by this picture, so when…
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A silver men’s ring was found on the floor of the BHS prom. It has had a rough journey and deserves to find it’s way home.
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Sophomore Jon Pearson has a job that people would not expect from a high school student. He trains dogs in the Pearson family’s business “Performance Kennels.” Performance Kennels trains the dogs for patrol, drug detection, and bomb detection. When Pearson was old enough he didn’t really have a choice in whether he helped trained the dogs or not. “I was born in the family and then I started one time, I don’t remember when and…
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The former BHS Lacrosse prodigy Dallas Perkins transferred to Orono this year for the sole reason of lacrosse. With 26 points in arguably the toughest conference in Minnesota, the move has not been a disappointment for Perkins. ”I miss hanging out with my friends but I dont regret transferring to Orono,” Perkins said. Perkins is currently 34th in the State in goals and is currently 2nd in points on a sizzling hot team. Although the…
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Not many people get the chance to even get invited to tryout for the Olympics. For BHS senior Max Hartman that isn’t the case. Hartman was invited to go out to Colorado Springs, Colorado to tryout for the U.S. Olympic trapshooting team. He ended up missing the cut by one target but that didn’t crush his dreams. “It was a privilege to shoot with them and an honor to be among them. I took it as a learning…
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The Buffalo Nerf War started its second round on Friday, May 15th after last years first war fell through. This year it is run by Senior Dani Maas through a twitter page named ‘ROUND 2 (@buffalo_nerf2)’ where you can find this years competitors, rules, and matchups. The nerf assassins game is a team competition, where teams use nerf guns to eliminate the other teams members until one team is left. Teams consist of 6 people…
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How is that students manage their time with school work, jobs and sports? They simply dont. Students run out of the the time and energy. Students Are seeing a lack of motivation in school work. ” My grades have dropped this year because of sports.” says Senior Dan Warner. We did a survey and it shows that 10 out 0f 30 people feel that having a job and playing sports in High School has affected them…
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BHS students are making their mark on the globe this summer. Students are traveling across the ocean to Europe and South America, and exploring what western America has to offer. This summer, a large number of students will get the opportunity to travel and add unforgettable memories and experiences to their life. 1. Peru Peru is a small country located on the Pacific Coast of South America. It offers a variety of landscapes and cultural experiences…
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Recently, regular student council has had their election because the school year has been rolling to an end and they have announced their results. Within our school, the Arts Magnet have recently held their elections as well. Previously there have been more students assigned to each grade as representatives besides the eight traditional roles as President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasury, Corresponding Secretary, Parliamentarian, School Board Rep and Advisor. Now the council will be narrowing down to three representatives…
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Jon Thielen and Ryan Bowers received the National Merit Recognition at the Buffalo High School on May 11th. The competition for inclusion is fierce and the criteria for selection is rigorous. Applicants enter the selection process by taking the Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying test in the October of their Junior year. The test screens 1.5 million applicants. Of those, roughly 0.005% receive the coveted award nationwide. “It starts with your PSAT test your junior…
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