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There is a story in Buffalo that many residents know. It’s about a ghost that haunts Sturges Park. Recently, the story has gotten renewed interest on social media as the park has been named the fifth most haunted park in the Midwest by MysteriousHeartland.com. The legend says that Old Man Sturges was a wealthy business man in the late 1800’s who, after his death, stayed at Sturges Park and haunted the bathroom. Many people claim that…
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Sensitive subject to some, but there’s no avoiding it. When you gotta’ go you gotta’ go. Nobody likes to do it, it’s embarassing especially for the ladies…So here are some helpful anonymous tips from your fellow BHS classmates: “When you’re in the stall and someone is next to you, and you really have to go… drop your phone on the tampon box right as it hits the water.” “Bring your Poo-Pourri.” “Go to the locker…
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The Buffalo Boy’s Lacrosse season started off with a bit of a slow start. With seven games down, the boys are 3-4 so far. They started off the season with a win against Hutchinson on Monday, April 13th. Following their first win, the team suffered a four game losing-streak against Rogers, Orono, and Delano. It seems to be looking up though, Buffalo won two in a row on Thursday, April 30th and Tuesday, May 5th, beating…
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On Monday April 27th Buffalo High School Trap Team began their first match of the season. The meet took place at the Buffalo Gun Club where they meet every Monday night. Buffalo Sophomore Zach Berg feels confident about the team. “I think we’re going to do alright. I don’t think we’re going to do as well as last year because we don’t have Kurt Potter this year, it’s sad,” says Berg. “But I think we’ll…
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At first the school started charging for the salad dressing and now they have got rid of the salad line altogether and replaced it with the ala carte line. So what happened to the salad line? Buffalo High School students have a range of thoughts on the salad line removal. “It’s not a bad idea because they have all the other stuff people like in a line, but some people like building their own salads.…
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While many students study hard, practice and try multiple times to get the best score possible on their ACT’s, another BHS student no longer has to worry about getting the best score possible, because he already did. Sophomore Andrew Scherber scored a perfect 36 on the test when he took the ACT last month. “I didn’t take any practice tests this year, I did nothing, I was just like, ‘Oh I have the ACT on…
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Before school started this year, BHS administration and the school board decided to increase the required GPA to graduate with honors from a 3.5 to a 3.67. This was not highly publicized for the seniors. Many students who expected to graduate with honors won’t be wearing gold cords at graduation because of this announcement. There will be a drastic decrease in students graduating with honors this year. This has resulted in frustration for the seniors…
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As we all know, at our school when we are seniors we are able to get a day off, and to leave the school at 2 p.m during fourth quarter. To be eligable for this privilege you have to meet certain standards. You must have good grades, attendence, and behavior, then you must take the Student Climate Survey, and turn in your permission form in order to utilize your senior privileges. Seniors will be expected…
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The annual Senior appreciation day (Senior skip day) is coming up next week. Senior appreciation day is the Friday before prom when the eighth graders come in and tour the building and everyone “moves up a grade” for that day. This year though there is a little twist. Instead of one day off, the Seniors get two “appreciation” days. The newly added senior appreciation day is on Tuesday April 28th and the second day is…
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Did you know that you don’t have to take the MCA? You don’t need to take MCA’s anymore! According to Supreme Court cases like, Meyer vs Nebraska say that, “In Meyer, the Supreme Court held that the right of parents to raise their children free from unreasonable state interference’s is one of the unwritten “liberties” protected by the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment. (262 U.S. 399)” You will just need your parent or…
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