Taylor Holt

CHERRY BERRY COMES TO BUFFALO

Walking through the doors of Cherry Berry, customers are greeted by the cheerful reds and greens that decorate the store and aromas that entice anyone with a sweet tooth. Cherry Berry is a self serve frozen yogurt...

Six weeks of Agony come to an end

After six weeks of hard work, BHS students turn in their college-level trend papers.

CIS Writing and College Prep Writing students have been working hard at their biggest writing task; a trend analysis paper. These papers count for half of their grade and for most students it determines whether they...

Four Years, $4000

Senior Jared Wycoff brings an old Chevy back to life

For the past four years Senior Jared Wycoff has been working on bringing a 1980 Chevy 350 Silverado back to life. After plenty of work and spending $4000, Wycoff can finally say that he is finished restoring the...

A Dozen Roses

From colleagues to husband and wife, Gmachs share their journey

“It is wonderful working with him,” said Social Studies Teacher Nicole Gmach. “Being able to spend more time together and being able to help each other with ideas for our classes is one of my favorite...

Dreaming in Color

BHS students share their thoughts on dreams and their most memorable ones

Michelle walked up to the crowded picnic table, her bare feet brushing over the tops of the bright green grass. Smells of grilled hotdogs, sweet lemonade, and freshly picked strawberries filled her nostrils. By the...

BHS Students express their feelings about tattoos

The Hoofprint

A small halo hovers above the intricate black and white wings sketched into his left arm. Holding the wings together in swirling cursive letters is the word “Mom”. On his right arm is a pair of green and red boxing...

How to S.A.V.E. a life

A group of students turning lives around, one S.A.V.E. at a time

“I could have died that night,” said Junior Autumn Miller. “It’s amazing how such a close encounter with death can be counted as a blessing.” Miller is all too familiar with suicide and the effects it can have on a...

Awards inspire students to strive for greatness

BHS students receive top honors for their artwork at the annual Mississippi 8 Art Show

BHS hosted the 2012 Mississippi 8 Art Show on Friday, May 11. Students from the Mississippi 8 conference were given the opportunity to enter their artworks into 13 different categories. These artworks were judged...

Dancing for a Pot of Gold

Freshman Alyssah O’Neill prepares for the trip of a lifetime and the opportunity to dance in Ireland

Flecks of shimmering light dance around the stage as she emerges from behind the silk curtain. Her eyes sweep across the many faces fixed on her as she takes in the enormity of the audience. Every face is just as...

Shooting for Victory

Despite Self-doubt, Sophomore Kurt Potter Won State Twice in the Past Four Years

As he picks up his shotgun, his pulse quickens and an overwhelming rush of adrenaline takes over his body. In an instant, the rest of the world falls away. His nervous stomach has been replaced with the pounding of...

Carl Sones: Freshman Bluegrass prodigy is ready for the spotlight

Stage fright and nerves are foreign concepts in the mind of Freshman Carl Sones. Stepping on stage is a natural thing for him. In fact, he yearns for the feeling of performing––the adrenaline that courses through...

Texting Through Darkness

By dreaming through technology, students share how they partake in a new phenomenon

As Sophomore Kelley Vassar falls asleep she always has one worry on her mind. For her, dreams and nightmares are a thing of the past. Vassar has a rare and strange habit that occurs while she’s sleeping. Taking part...

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