Katie Jordan
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Seniors bored by monotony can learn to get along
Well, here it is: the annual end-of-the-year senior column. You know, the one where a senior says how much fun they've had, how many friends they've made, and how much they'll miss everyone and everything -- and how...
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Knowledge Bowl battles at regions
The battle of wits is an actual competition. It's called Knowledge Bowl, and the Bison team has done well. The KB team just had a sub-region tournament in Monticello, placing fourth. The top five teams went to...
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Dani Vogt rebounds from injuries
Recovering from an injury can be a long and difficult ordeal. The initial trauma is enough to frustrate any person. Dani Vogt, a senior here at BHS, had to have reconstructive knee surgery after suffering from a torn...
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Prom expenses, other obstacles problems for BHS prom-goers
Prom is nearing, and students here at Buffalo Senior High are rushing to buy dresses, rent limousines and order flowers. By performing these prom duties, they are emptying their pocketbooks. “I’ve already [spent]...
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opportunities for future in real world
Technical colleges; unique learning
There are many opportunities available in post-secondary education. Technical colleges are one of these. "They have classes that regular schools do not offer," said sophomore Billy Warner. Several people feel they...
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Organizations that came to an end
Teachers actually have fun! Its true; there's proof. Ignorance Busters, an exclusive group for teachers existed around 1983-'84. It was a way for teachers to get rid of their tensions from the changes in...
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Yearbook blackmail from days past
Homecoming traditions have really changed over the years
In the years past, Homecoming was busier than it is now at Buffalo High School. The traditions that once defined Homecoming are no longer in use. During the 70-s and early 80-s, seniors challenged themselves by...