Kayla Schimmele

The Masterpieces Worth Remembering

Seniors strive to make each day throughout high school one to remember.

“At Buffalo High School, you have had the opportunity to make each day your masterpiece.” These words were spoken by Principal Mark Mischke during the senior meeting at the beginning of fourth quarter. Since the...

The Origins of Valentine’s Day

History can only portray legends about this love day

Thinking on the origins of Valentine’s Day, history can not tell us exactly how it began. History does tell us though, of the legends of Saint Valentine himself, legends which are considered to be accurate by...

Realizing the Little Things in Life

Some people take what they have for granted, not realizing what they really truly matters.

It was Christmas Eve of my fourth grade year in 2002 and I was anxiously awaiting for the day ahead of me. Wanting so badly to simply see the sun reappear, I tried to keep my mind off the holidays. It was late by the...

Walsh named state’s top Music Educator

Choir director wins Music Educators Association award

With 31 years of teaching under his belt, Choir Director Mike Walsh has done more than educate students about music. From helping establish the Tri-M Music Honor Society, directing music in the school musicals, to...

It’s an Epidemic

By fourth quarter of their fourth year, 84% of seniors say they have let their grades slip as they suffer from a well know disease, senioritis.

The countdown begins...only 10 days until I’m done. Just keep going, just keep going, just keep--Oh, look at the sun outside! It looks so nice out. I wish I could---Oh right, Newton’s First Law: An object at rest...

Music in the halls

Would the relaxing atmosphere of music in the halls be a positive addition to our school?

Strolling through a single hallway, heading to fi rst block, students can look around and spot a handful of their peers with headphones or ear buds snug against their ears. Since this occurs, why not just have music...

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