Jon Shamla
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Three million dollar renovation near completion
"When the question was asked of us, 'If you could do anything at the high school in this bond issue, what would you do?' we came up with three million dollars worth." said Principal Nick Miller. Due to a growing...
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Former BHS students dismayed over reduced sexual misconduct charges
The sexual assault of two 87 graduates while they were students in a ride-a-long Explorer Scouts program has led to the sentencing of a former Wright County Deputy.
"I'm just surprised he got off as easily as he did," said one of three teenage victims Criminal Sexual Conduct case against former Wright County Sheriff's Deputy Jeffrey Yates. At one point, Yates was charged with...
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Students attend mission trip
A group of BHS students, along with five adults, and Monticello students, participated in a ten day mission trip to Texas which ended the first week of April. While in Texas, the group's base was in a church in...
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One Act goes to State
They're going to State--again. This year's One Act play, "The Serpent", has experienced a non-stop advancement through the ranks of competition thus far and will compete at the U of M for state recognition on...
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Daily schedule changes considered for future
The School Board and the administration of BHS are holding meetings to decide the future status of the school's daily schedule. The Building Schedule Advisory Council (BSAC) is exploring the possibility of finding a...
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Rumors of tragedy dispersed by memo
Four Buffalo teenagers were involved in a car crash, which, for one, Jerad Naser, turned out to be fatal. BHS administrators handled the situation in a unique way by distributing memos to teachers which were read by...
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BHS of top priority to Journal Press
Cheryl Meyer, photographer and writer for the Wright County Journal Press, was on the golf course May 6, taking pictures of BHS golfers. This was all part of the Journal Press' coverage of BHS sports and other...
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Curfew law turned down, but not dead in Legislature
A bill has been introduced into the Minnesota State Legislature which would prohibit high school students from working late on school nights. The bill which was introduced by Senator Bill Diessner from Afton is...
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Senior makes airwaves
Rocking with Slim Whitman: Working her shift at KRWC radio, senior Ann Peterson works on her future career.
Saturday mornings tune in to Ann Peterson reporting to work at KRWC studios in rural Buffalo. Peterson arrives at the station around 11:30 in the morning, at which time she receives instructions for the six hours she...
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Memory lane revisited
“Love is not ambitious, is not self-seeking, is not provoked; thinks no evil” (1 Corinthians 13:5) Valentines Day conjures up images of stolen kisses, and candy hearts. Of Cupid, that naked gremlin who spears the...
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