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ty and Stoff Focu ty and St
Jan Alford Soerce
Coovr.noc:ot oOO Arts
Jon Beh-le Pr t.::ol Arts
Lesl,e Brown. oth
Sco Brov..n. Hcstory

Matt Brt.mer, Hcstory

P on Burell Fre Ar s
Gno

Bryan Jean Plwsocol Ech:otcn

Deena 0eMlTI PractiCal Ar s
Gotie DISSITlOre PractiCal Arts
Glerro Dressler
Acro.r. PoydJielBere s Coor dnotor
Jeb y Dryer Hogh Sd-ool Prrq:lOI

c1ndsey 1-br on. ProctiCd Arts

hos e er Cor-1TU'1Coto00 Ar s
cCJ'O .lofrc;on, Scoence

Jan McCorKencb e
ern '\

W at in Buffalo ma es it feel most When you go somewhere in Buffalo

like home? do you feel like you almost know
People- 61% everyone?
Places- ~8% Yes- 49%
Back Roads - 8% 0-51%
AI- 25%
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 Facu ty and Staff Facuty
Aro Perry, Corrvr.ncatoOr> Arts
Cody Phillips Proctcol Arts
Brenda P."JCe. 1-\nxr. Re50<J'ces

Roche! Simpson ~ School Of ce Stoff

Carmen Smith, Moth

P!wsccl E'W:otoon
Am Stockton Saence
Shetla 1-ompson Conru-ic:atcr Ar

Mo Tom!JOSOO. Histo-
.b"l T lS'ref A=trnt !i..perndenten

Roger TlS'rer Histo-(

Dwayne ood ~too ~ Sch:d Pr~

View faculty and staff not pictured list tn the index p. 133

What s your favor· e Bison spo t?

Whafs your favode thing to do outside of school?
Golf- 1%
Spend t me with friends and amily - 51%
Baske ba I - 31%
Travel- 20%
Football - 45%
Relax i.e watch tv, read- 20%
Volleyba I - 20%
Atterd events such as sports, plays, and corcerts - 3%
Baseball- 3%
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 Q: \\ha t do ~ ou <' njo~ liHht Q: I low long h a Ye ) ou taught here Q: \~ ha t ~urpri~<'d) ou lllost
about teaching? and haYe you enjoyed it? about tf'ac hing?

A The students because it's a constant A: Thirteen years and of course I've enjo yed A: The hours. 1n student teoching you
learning experieoce. eoch one of t m is it or I wouldn t be here. don t put in th1s many hours.
different -\llr. \llc ,korendale -Coach Sell
-\11 i!-is \[ford

Q: \\ h a t ad\ ice would you giY<' to Q: \\ as teaching your fir~t Q: \~hat was th<' bigg<'st
a n<'w t<'tH'lH'r ju~t -.,rarting out? can'<'r choice ( chall<'ncr<' durino· your fir-.,t '<' Hr
b. .
of t<'aching?
A Don't smile until Ovistmos tt lets the A: Yes I love working with students and
students know you're their teocher not their it wasn't someth1ngI needed to th1n A: Managing six different classes and
friend about being the only FBLA advisor
-\llr-,. Cor~land -\1r . Burnett -Miss I lort on

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 A tea h ~r tak a hancL fJ ns a IllincL artd
touch a h art.

Q: \\ hat do you pnjo) most Q: \\ hat ~urprised you mo~t Q: \X hat adYice wou ld you giYe to
about tea<'hina( about teaching? a nP~ teacher ju~t . ., tarting m it(

A: The impact I can have on young A: I have so much grading to do. I've A Not to spend every spore minute at

students because I see a teacher as a been teaching for fifteen years and I still school, you're nat expected to be an

role model and someone they can get give out too much wor experienced teacher your first year. Ta e
-IVt iss , c hneider lime for yourself you'll enjoy teaching better.
advice from.
-Coach Bro~11 -\1s. I IostetlC'r

Q: \X hat i..., the hardest part of

teaching?

Q: \\ hat in~pircdyou A: Learning to deal with students on an Q: \\.h at wa..., the biggp..;t
to i><'<'Otne a teach er? individual basis because you try to work challeng~ during ) our fir~t
with each student with where they are at. year of teaching(
A: I love art and I love they each come in with different learning
young people abiilies and levels. A. Preparing for class every day.
-\1s. Paro -\11 r. I Iard~'icke -\11 r. Brunner

II
men freshmen freshmen fre
Mciotlo Alff
Spercer Ashwor h
Trent A 1sson
Amber Aust1n
Md-oe! Aven
Logon Boodel

Tesse Bowers
Desilny Bradford
co Br!C)()E!S
Jo Bra

y G
:)yen Cobb
Arrrror Cooley
Moo Cote
Cody Cnsp
ody Cruzen

Gorret1 Groirghof""''
Ttier Dallas
oy Dorm
T ler Javs
Brody
Dov ne Dorrelly

Vh ~n Buffa o makes it feel most li e Who do you do for fun in Buffalo?

home?
Peope- 12% ~un ing- 19%
Places- 30% Cruising - 12%
BaCk Roads - 25% Bowl·'lg Alley - 5%
AI - 33% Go to a fr"ends house - 64%
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men freshmen freshm Po yven D..d wcr
Mo hew D.JSl n
Kodi Eostmoo

BncnGlfTll1n
MegcnGo1ns
Onstopher Goodmen

Shyorre rb s
Canryn Hen
/\\crgm J-1enderson
Mcrcl:£ HiCks
Avery Holder
D..tsttnrbword

~erro Howe
Zone h..nt
Adan Htntley
Amanda H.n ley
Tromos .loMsoo

Af er High SchooL w ich would you l·ke to do? W en you go places, do you feel I e you
now almost everyone7

34%
Stay in the area - Yes- 56%

Go Far away - 54%

0-44%
Travel he Wor:d- 12%

eg Of' re 13
lmen freshmen freshmen
Otllyn Mcray
A'\eagan A\ossont
Oarelle Mote
Dallas McGu1re

Cynlhto Meoos
Or1oncb Mepo
Aleta A\tlledge
Oase A\, chell
Caneron A\oro es

otelym lson
Codt Noodwong
Tooiho
An hony 0 rue ernom
A\ontono Porker
!)olton Pcrnosk y

Sanuel Pcro
von Po ton
orey Perter!
JOShuo Popelorz
Em,Jy Potter

d-dos Robbns
Colttn Roberts
MortCTI R le
t-brrd-1 U"'lfelI
lach:ry Rut
A.JS ., Scire dcr

.lo::.ob Sho-p
Frm IJn Sl-eppord
Hcrrooh Sheppard
Jal or Sherman
P.

ow ...,any chi dre do you plan to hove in What is your favorite school event to
+e fu ure? o tend?
one- 16% Men In Tights - 27olo
'-2 - 64% Don~· ey Basketball - 30%
3-4 - 13% School Ploys - 7%
5o more- 7% Dodgeball - 36'lo

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11en reshmen r ~y Skmn
Jo,me Slcx:k
Coieb Smtth
Sherron Smtih
Beth Sorenson
Han:ft Sorenson

lo..ren Stewor
Cody Stokesberry
ersten Str lmd

loct WerJo
Anno Nh ppie
f-br.o Wtmrer'y
ld yn J,mrer y

Wrig t
Becka Ycrbrough
Stephon~e ZOTOra
Sovc:rrd-t ZLmwo

What is your favorite place to eat in How long have you lived in Buffalo?
Buffalo? Your entire life - 47%
Pizza Hut - 17% 6-10+ years - 20%
Mongolian - 23% 1-5 years - 23o~c,
Buffalo Burger - 8% Less than 1 year - 0~~ Not Pictured
t ro s ey
Other- 52% /oerte Vcroost·cnd
"Vw;11t
Adnerre ,"Jh e
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3ophomores sophomores
\citnley Arterberry
Al~yson AtJS 1n
/1. \dOO Ba-clay
.losruJ Becrnon

/1.\ciayla Bo1111ers
eenan&am
.1osruJ &own
&a ey &mner
/1.\eg Cantrell

Regan VOiillder
Amy JoflleS
.bnte DaviS
S~'le Dicker
?ochory D n&
.losruJ Jusk n

thc:Jr' rrick son

yleigh Es ep
Or stopher f- gt.eroo
MemeFnser

W at in Buffalo ma es i feel most · e home? What do you do for fun i Buffalo in your fr
People- 19% time?
Hang out at your friend's house - 58%
Places - 7%
Bowling- 5%
Bock oads - 37%
Hunting - 24%
AI - 37%
Cruising- 13%

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mores sophomores soph
Maxwell Flem1ng
Jcx:ob Frer iC1Q
Leslie Fulton
afla Gcrn
Gabrielle Garay
Sean G1llet e

Aushn Goodw1n
Pa1ge Goociw1n
Zocl-ery Gorman
f-01 Hagt.e

lema La less
Adam Lv1ngston
Elhsyn 1\\adcLx
Whitney Marcum
id:ey \cCast n
JessiCa \c:Cleller

After High SchooL which would you most like When you go places, do you feel like yo
to do? know almost everyone?
Stay in the area for school/job - 29% Yes- 58%
Go far away for school/job - 50% 0 - 42%
Travel the world - 21%

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ophomores sophomores sop
Goonel A\eraz
a1•lyn A\lei< If
Sha rl1e AV1er
berly A\ornson
.lor-at hen A\lTphy
Logm

Tho: uyen
tL.Cas I
Rober Olgu1n
Err y Owens
1e Parsons
Amber Payton

; eresa Peterson
Brym Posten
Aust1n Potter
Ben Ouiserberry
Mot rew P,eg1ster
A\choel R1ley

Danien Roll1ns
Arrlcndo Sa man
Arrlber Sotv ds

Gysto Sandnam
Jaed Sot1erfeld
Rotmond Schlet.nng
f-blly St-Orp
~mdon Sharp

Jordon Shewl"ld er
Br· y Sr-1'
Cou- rey 5M'
Sn Srr-1t rncr1
1-b y Sorrell
1-ieien S one

r1ow ma y children do you p1an to Favorite school even to a tend?

'lave ·'l t e future?
Men In Tights -12%
one 20% Donkey Bas etball _'3%
-?-58% School Plays- 25%
3-4 -10% Dodgeba 1-50%
5 or more- '2%
mores sop 0 ores
A ISSO Strocener
Mcxgare Swcn1g<:r1
Brandon Sw.ger1
eke Tarrc 11l

Ashten Woodward

Favorite place to eat in Buffalo? How long have you lived in Buffalo?
Pizza Hut -18% Your enhre life -35%
Not pictured
Mongolian -21% 6-10+ years -33% ev n Abele
Aust1n ttercOll"l

Buffalo Burger -7% 1-5 years -26% nter Fcxd

r1St1oo Harrr<le
Less han 1year -6% JaCOb. y
Other -54% Haley \ greron
Tn.rnat rer

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1ors 1un1ors 1un1ors ntor
OebeA

Ccrdne Beyer
t-b etgh Bowling
nslen Boyd
lev1 Boyd
thane Brown
Dane! Brown

Junmy &.rch
Acron Ccron
Rachoi Case
Joseph Chosbn
An hony Clcr
SernOcr

Derek Clayton
a flene Clemmer
Rut te Cooley
Zachery Cou-tots
.JoshJa
Ons

Ashley Oamm
Stephante Daves
Br1 tmy Oavtdson
Heo her Oeckcrd

Br1t•Ot"y E:agleroger
Ccrev f:awcrds
Shea E:step
Au; n F PP1
E10n1e Flores

Who ·n Buffalo ma~es it fee most What do you do for fun?

lie home? Hang out at your fr'end's house - 47%
People- ?:2% Bowl·ng- 5%
Paces- 2% Hun ing - 28o~
Back Roads - 34% Cruising - 20%
All - 42°{,
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Tayb- Frart llfl
/\\a hew Frye
Logan FJiertOI"
Jofrothan Goodmrn
Bradee Gordon

Brian l-bls1nger
a)"lln 1-bmon
Cherribne 1-bstetler

/l.\ck1ma 1 y
Malbry JO"
Amcndo Lcbbee
Jushne Lacey
/erooiCo LqJen
/l.\el1ndo L wless

Tate .eer
Ethan Lews
Jeremy l1ndeman
Anelllndsa>'
RcxreiLoges

After High School, which would you most When you go somewhere do you
ike to do? feel like you know almost everyone?
Stay in the area for school iob - 40% Yes-70'?o
Go far away for schoo/ob - 39% No- 30'1o
Travel the world - 21%

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 • • • • • • •
nors jUniors jUniors jUniO
A eylong
'ayla love
1\\acleke Mayfield
N1l11am 1\ \cGuwe
Aus 1n Mooey
Alcmn Mohamed

\d:ayla Mcx:xJy
.Joseph vdls
eny vd:
\ocy 0 ruefemarn
Cody Osborre
Zroery Pat en

AJ:xey Peters
Logcn P~erce
Pro z
~tho Posen
..kr1es Ray

Shila Rochguez
Jemfer !(..,..yrn
H.nter yon
Alec10Sandnam
Ale crder
.larot1101 ..Jet..'t.JUJ\..l

r-iow many en· dren do you plan Favor te schoo event o at end?
to hove · t e future?
o e- 22% Men in Tights - 22%
-2- 52% Donkey Bas etball - 25%
3-4 - 19% School Ploys - 17%
5 or more- 7% Dodgeball - 36%

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 • • • •
1un1ors
Al15 1n en1a1
Abigo I Skurer
Grcx:e Sm1t
TOylor Soden
Oren Speas
Jon Sto

Brtlney Woodwcrd Not Pictured Jcx:ob Frer 1119

Whtlney Woodwcrd Oflor Belcher
Ashley Long
olby Zo.x Nfme Cole Mcry Long
K..nter Ednonds Tnn1ly' i\\celv.ee

Favorite place to eat in Buffalo? How long have you l1ved in Buffalo?

Pizza Hut -17% Your enitire life - 51'?o

Mongolian - 24% 6-10+ years - 22'7o
Buffalo Burger - 17% 1-5 years - 25/o
1
Other- 42°-;, less t an year - 2%

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No Pictured. Kayle Casaez. .lessycca ~bmnck Debra Hcrler, Amanda Meade Lucas Nul, and ..bnes Rabideau
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Evoo Graves Lindsay Dtll Kencra Giboney Second grade field to Brrddl Cove
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Senior supe We ore who We are

AJ Hot, Most
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r feast cool--s p-epared
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at pcf\res
41 Tyler at thews enpys hiS b-aa faot
51 Toao Ncp.er IS en ertoned by .krnes Rabdeoo
wh1le he ploys w1th hiS food

High chool i nding, th r

i b ginnin . Spread by Sarah Ames and P.J Feith 39
Eugene Lefave

y: haylie 1 ,:Jer 41
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Autumn Boldw1r> !121 and her do e Tyler

prO!"" .

Amber Wolfe 02) and her date Ben f-bward Oll

dancing.
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Brittany Eagleburger 1111 and her date
Joseph Nevills 1111 dancing .

K1mberly Clemmer (101 and vVhitney

Marcum 1101 smiling for the picture.

Pram King Chns Clarke (121 and Coach Brown jo1ns in he danc1ng
prom GA..oeen f-layley Chapman (121 with COdy: McGuire 1121 and Tray
perform a si[y dance to Kelly pears 1121.
Clarkson s "For a Moment Like This."

Chyenna Carl!l21 and Robert Dicken

1121 dancing together.

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 l.ight.
C:arr}er.s,
~ct· Cl,
Lights: / Q f)/
. . . From the plays Harvey to link the Zebra a great
. . . variety wa g·ven to t e thea er hi year. Many olen s,
people and (T)aterials go into the ma ing of a great
•II pfay exper ence. Buffalo as been bless with a
beautiful sta e of the art theater than s o the late Jack
. . . . Shewmaker and his wife Melba's genera s contributions.
. . . Also, the wo derful directors Mrs. Behrle and Miss

•II Camera:
•II An interesting part of the BHS performances are the
hidden fork hat has been ·ncorporated into each
•II production. T e raditional fork wa Geor: e, t e tree's
. . . . best f iend in Harvex_, and 'n Zink the 'Zebra t' e fork
was used as a weoP9f1 between iblings. Elanie Flores
. . . . (11) reports her favorite port of watching a play is
"Watching peop e I know ad like someone completely
11111111 dif erent. Miss Grabeel just i s when it al comes
together and everyt ing just fa Is in place ·n fro t of the
. . . audience. Parens are just proud to see t eir child
. . . confiden lx ay heir part. he Scout always has a
wonderful review of our performance s well.
. . . . Action:
nZ the Zebra e prod
vast variety of characters, i
. . . . chiidhoo <::ancer. Miss Gra ere able
to ake acho by donating part 9f our odr:jssion fee to"
. . . . Alex's lemonade St nd which helps chil9rert w+th cancer
and m·ght he o some child gain a - I eon life.·
 The stage is not merely
the meeting place of all
the arts, but is also the
return of art to life.

Regan Crowder 1101 t-bw did you

Incorporate the tradition fork into the
ploy?
·~r and her little sisters favorite toy.·

Vv'hot was your favorite

port of playing your
character?
"My character was very
fun to portray."

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Above: Brodley~~llll gets ready to serve for he Junior team

Top Right The w1~ team. Seniors.
Row 1: Donnie W;!a 21. Cody McGuire 1121. Troy Spears 112)
...
Row 2: Dillon Sti ••;.:Jf2 Mikey [)ye !12), Ale>. Gerlemen 1'2),
Jacob Bbr 1121. Billy V'~~ 1121. AJ Hole 112)
Right: The Sophomor~ ·~1s~nd thier team of Do oto Vest (10),

time out.
~ ..
Col in Crouch 110), y · ~ 110). and Ryan est (10) hove a
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Above: Kersten Strickland. Maddie Wise, Morr;;pn Below: Hannah G11p1n (10) runs for a touch dawn while Alina Kelley
Henderson, and Ariel Elia of the Freshman team (12), Margan Melton (12), and McKenz1e Adam 112) chase after her
shaw they are pumped and ready far the r;;pme. to pull her flag to stop her from ma ·ing a point.
Right: Members of the Sophomore team smile for the camera.
Row 1: eg Cantrell (101, Jamie Crawford llOJ ayla Bowers
(10), Kayla Gann (10)
Row 2: Tay1or Abraham !lOt Shaylie Miller (101. Hamah Gilpin (10)

Left: The w1nn1ng team, Juniors

Row 1: Jordan Allen
Row 2: Artem1o Jackson Sarah Ha!lemeir
Kendra Webb, Joseph evills
Row 3: Brytney Woodward Rachel Loges
Alyssa Beck Ma ·ay1a' oody
Row 4: Tori Hammers. !\egan Gromger,
Kayl1n Homan, Whytney oodward,
adeline ayf1eld Hale1gh Bawling
Bnttany Eagleburger
Row 5 Austin Flippin Josh Cowden
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Excited? Exhausted? Yes!

F rom choosing the perfect spirit

week outfit to giving it all in a
game of Powder Puff, students
experienced so many activities in
addition to the
normal school
stress. Then, the
week concluded
with Friday night
Football, facing off
the Marshfield Jays.
Though the defeat
was disappointing,
the week as a whole
contributed to those
experiences that
make high school years memorable.

Top: Maddy Mayfield (11 ), Sarah Hallemeier (11) dress

in grass skirts and leis for Hawaiian Day.
Middle: Sara DeMarr (12), Jacque Brock (returning
queen), Whytney Woodward (11), Hannah Gilpin (10),
Hayley Chapman (12), Kortnie Beckman (12), Kegan
Jones (12), and Ally Gorman (9) after the coronation
ceremony.
Bottom: Many students from the senior class, very
decked out in black, show their Bison Pride for spirit day .

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1) Kimberly Clemmer (1 0), Elanie Flores (11 ), and Robin Healey (1 0) dress in their Hawaiian apparel
2) Tyler Gunnerson (12) , and Jason Rauh (12) , walk through the hallway decked out in school colors

Left: Sara Demarr (12) , crowned as

2011 Homecoming queen.
Top: Alex DeMuri (11), poses for a
picture 1n the hallway dressed in his
Duct Tape Day outfit.

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 • • Senors Eroc Howe crd Zachery Brown

/INs Oemu-1 wrotng Ch-5 Ckrke 112J a tdet for Student lead-er
Look A-Like Day

S pirit week, to many

students at Buffalo
High, is one of the best
things to anticipate during
the school year.
McKenzie Adam (12)
commented, "I love seeing
everyone show off their individuality and compet
to be the best of each day." The 2012 Winter
Spirit Week began with Mustache Monday,
Snow Day Tuesday, Teacher Look A-Like Day,
was followed by an actual snow day (cancelling
Hippie day) and ended with the traditional
Colors Day and Courtwarming Assembly.

T he winter
formal also
provides an
opportunity for
underclassman to
enjoy and
experience their first formal high school dance.

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Fer left Bdly Velasco 1121 rocks a
·1940s stcx:re'
left .lessc:o Rcx:refort 110} IS prepcred
for tOO blrzzcrd on 'Srow Day '

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Spread by: Sarah Ames
How You
C nS ve
On Wednesday September
LIVES ~ 12 the Community Blood
3) Bryson Kampe waits for the nurse to bandage his arm. Tyler
White travels towards the refreshments.
obile arrived early in the morning to be91n setting up for
their volunteers. The morn1ng bell rang everyone headed to
class. The blood drop went around locating the people who 4) Enjoying snacks after donating Ashley Williams. Dillion Stidham.
sig-ed up for the d ive. any first timers had mixed feelings Austin rble. and Donnie Wise experience a perk of the day.
about giving blood. 'I was nervous. but it was easy.' said Tyler
White (12). FFA members went around holding hands or
comforting people that were scared to donate. CBC
members wal ed he dona ors through the procedure. Giving
blood 1sn t just a reason for gett1ng out of class or time you
can hang out with friends. 'The reason I gave blood IS

because my dad has had blood transfusions. so I wanted to

help people out, said ott Hood 112). Students gave blood to
give another person a chance to live. This IS how BHS students
and the community saved lives.

5) William Clay waits paitently for one of the nurses to get started
with the donation procedure.

1) Jessica Shoerno' er sits quietly till he beaper goes off.

indicating her completion of l pint of blood.

2J ~lping run he blood drive. Brittany Eagleburger and

Ariel l1ndsay write down hmes for fellow students.
 •
ll Start1ng the assembly with an 1nspiring speech
Dilon Johnson (JlJ pre res the crowd for the
mav1ng ceremony.
21 To honor those who have ultimately socrificed • •
for America Macy Obernuefemann (11) gives the
traditional speech about the story of "Taps.·
3) While enjoying brea fast. veterans chat about
tr1ot1 m
their experiences.
'Patriotism' means o show your
love, SLlpport, and sacrifice or
one's country.
2

4) G 1ving a speech to show

our graditude to the eterans
Regan Crowder 1101 concludes
rhe event.
5) Senator M ike Parson,
Representative Sandy
Crawford Principal Debby
Dryer, and Dillon Johnson 111)

a aylo Gillesp1e llOl escorts a veteran to his seat for

a·sembly.
7] Chatting at the brea -fos , i\ adehne a,f1eld llll sm1les.
~eod bv PJF h 55
 ·; .: eg<l"l Jones 1121 atter1ptng to drag
t aorkey down •he COU"t
21 'he aorkeys bcrng brcx.ght 1n the ~ay
31 Cody McGu1re ( ? try1rg not to fall
of•
4; O•f er Clorre :'2l c ecr'rg up after
the dorteys.
5 Jocob &o 121 !:")rabb '19 the do :1r
61 Aust ( orrad {'21gc-t•1rg xc •ed
of er 'Tid: ng a txJs; et
71 P•epar rg ·~ c:loN eys for t
basi ('tt:x:il gcmes.

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1l Tyler ModdJx 1121 ood Gabe
Meraz 1101 kic 1n it
21 Taylor Abraham 1101 ood Meg
Contrelll10l before perform1ng
31 Madel1ne Moyfeld 111l and Gobe
Meraz 1101 shok1ng 11
41 Auh..mn Bo1dw1n 021 b.Jslln' a move
51 JOsey Chanber'1n 1101 sm1hng of er
perform1ng
61 Tre ent1re team dcrong to Rumor
Has tt.
71 Go Meraz 110L Meg Cantrell
[101 Totlor Abrcrom 1101. 1mm1e
Clemmer 1101. Holey '\1ller 021. Tor
Hammers Ill Madel1ne Moyf1eld 111l.
Autumn Boldw1n 021. and Tyler
Maddux 021 show1ng the1r entfus1osm.
 Commitment ...
How Far Are You Willing To Go?
Many students have made a decision that will nat only What w ill keep you going
change their ves forever, but help better protect our as you f ace the challenges
country. Some are near their final stage before going to of basic?
boot camp. They train every week w1th many other Justin Morsman !12)
recru1ts to get them prepared for basic. Certain students
'Knowing that I'll be a better
follow their family's footsteps or sign up to better
person and have gone
themselves for the future.
throug something not 1ust
I w .. be a d:fferent . fe for most considering where
anyone can.
they are sent and in general the mili ary way of life. AI.
the s udents who have or will
commi are very excited to be
a par of something so
impor ant. Some al eady
decided on a r icular jc
and o hers aon mind w' a
they do. Few hear the calling
b t the ones fi ed wi honor

What made you decide

to join the navy?
yler Wh1 e q21
Wei I get to travel the
world expense 'ree and
the pay s really good.

Observ1ng the roles of the Marlne Core Chr1s C arke (12) and Sam Rehder :12)
follow along with the recruiter.
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The Things We Do. ."'e
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prep for ACT

W ilson Massey (12) w orking at

Woods Supermarket.

What do you do on the How often do you get on

weekends?
Face book? A1 day erry dayl"

"I usually w restle a dragon but Dallas Jennings llll

when I'm not do1ng that I tend to eo\
sculpt my dragon wrestl1ng 0
phys1que at the Buffalo Fitness
Center." Co1e Da v1es !l2l

Jushne lacey (11) work ng a t

Woods Supermark et

Right Where do you and your What was the last movie you

friends go on the weekends? saw and did you like it?

"Tf-,e moll or the mav1es." "H.Jnger Games and II ed t

organne Swan1gan (10) because 1t was very n ereshng •

Shelana Jones (Ql

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Beth and Hanna Adam and Amanda Alex and Jonathan Brytney and Whytne
Sorenson (9) woodward ( 11 ) y
Huntley (9) Seabaugh (11)

Q:Oo you and your twin get mistaken lor each other all the

A:Yes. we do all the time. Preston Wiseo·\Nnat's tne worst th.'"9 about
. t'·•in is
bein9 tnat we a\wa'/s get
a twin?
time?
O· W · th1 g about beln9 a ~·
· hat's th A:The worst n M Schnieder
A:My twin i e best thmg b compared to each other.· s.
s my best fnend courtn9eya Stoneman
. a .-out bein twin. 0:hoDo
w
A:No,
is yo
th and your twin
w eu oldest?
'
get Into fights

Q:Evervone thinks that twins like the same things and

dress the same. is that true?
tllere's
Huntley
n~ already know wh ,
need 1n fightin °s t e 10 t..
A: No. not at all. me and Brytney are complete · g abo it.- Am d
Spread by: Sarah Ames
opposites.- Whytney Woodward "\ and a
Bethania Brown 61
 Ta' 1ng advantage of the flats, Brandon
Valencia !10) continues on throug. the tiring 5 . The Buffalo Boys huddle together for their pre-race prayer

Passing through the two mile marker

at State, Jonathan urphy 110) takes
a moment to focus h1mself. Donnie Wise 112) looks ahead as he
begins his final spnnt. Hayley Chapman 112) makes a
pass around the corner.

•
ir t 111il l y ur leg j

•
ltd th tltird 1 1il l ~

ll lt rt. Zach Jinzo 112) pushes

with his fellow
Tyler Maddux 112)
fights to progress in
opponents. the race.
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Kim Morrison (101 pitches with and her teamates: Madeline
ayfield Ull. and Josey Chamberlain (101 stand ready. Teresa Peterson (101 snags a bouncing ground b:JII.

Above: Taylor Wise (91 acts

quickly to spot out a pop-up.

\!v'htney Marcum (101 feels the joy of a successful swing.

Cooch Shoema er gives the girls a

little chat in the dugout.

Above: The team strutts their stuff. not letting a loss lower
Get D_·_ _ f•
their spirits.
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 Gett1ng pumped for the game. the Lady After scor1ng the point. the Lady Bison Hoping to ovoid the block, La ·yn
Bison huddle and create a game plan. keep up their confidence. Wimberly 19) prepares to spike the boll.

T1red and uncertain. the Lady

Bison huddle together to f1gure
out a strategy.

Encouro91ng the Lady Bison, Morgan

Henderson 19) gives her support to the
team. Keep1ng each other up, the Lady Bison sl-ow
their pride and prepare for the game ahead.

Final set.
Dig deep.
68
gethng ready on defense.
2l Starting strong Homah
Gilpin 110) serves the bali.
l1stening to the fans. Chris Clarke 1121 and Trey Raising his spirits. Coach Stone gives With the fans showing support the B1son
Clasby (12) b.Jilds up the roar of the crowd adv1ce to Kaleb Pope 02) for the next play. team enters the field for a great game.

Up against a tough opponent.

the Bison are ready to ma;·e
a play aga1nst Bolivar.

Ma' ing a strong push to get to

the ball carrier the Bison defense
are honing 1n on the ball.
Before the game. the Bison show their pride
1n front of the home fans.
ll Waiting for the play to
develop. Coach Dean and
Coach Stone loo for errors
before the snap.

21 'ning up on the line

scrimmage. Austin Potter
of
1101
Another
checks his position before the
snap.

Starnp~d.e t
 Deno. HarriS ('21
ptm:."gon opp:rent
o w111 •r,e days
quiCkest pn 1119
seconds!

Fcr Right w,oiOIT' ~~~~~

Abele 112' wrest! !19 o
Winthe Th..roc:b-ong
Hoard TOJnanent

Derek Horns 1'21 celebrahng his lOOth w n w1th local bodt

art.

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as
DeriCk Harr s :121 d:x:Jut to p1n h1s ooporent for or-other
tOJfO"lert Wif\

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en
·-
JOSeph '\Jev lis l, ifling his opponent to cvefl LXJI,y ecrn
E:vCJrl Woo-mOO: 1]2\ 1n 1he process of a pin lor his a thi•d pla:e finiSh n a as! second to-edawn match
own t 1rd ploc:e f1n1sh at 1he home tournar<1ent

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at •t-e f,rsl football
rome game.
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Aoove ne SQI..Gd r-olding pos:1100

dU"tng an intense hame gaf'le.

Left 0-eerleodcr~ perform ng I r

stcrodard lit at a rypech.p horne
game.

Buffy tf-e B1sor defendtng tf-e Buffaio Btsors prtde ruing

al' enlertatntng half-tome

Buf'y •ak ng a bred:

gorr1e dot.
wth Shelby Owens 1'21 on a hat

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::--c><botl. St'YI'ral ~irl~ phu C'd thi-. : c>ar ::-twh ;t-.:
llc·atlwr Dt·('kard. Ivy . \\'alln('t'. Tador. AbraiHtnl.
llant1ah Cilpin. Slwylw \lrllc·r. IIanna
\\' irnherk. \ric·! Elia. 1\.n. . . rc•n , 'tri('kland. and
Brook!' Thic·. . . orl.

l1crna /li "lber y 191 'tr)!:J set to

GIRLS GOLF tee off crl.e

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 ~ m Lbow 1 11 po!tng dl of h1s effort Ai£:1P Oov fl2l prepa '1Q to chip
lf'to his drive for the geen

Left to ng'll .. yler V\c::x:ldux (]2] .bd

A I' Aus!,.. :::>ov~es I 21 A X
De.M:s 11 Brad. Jed ad vlla-e
tiul! 91 ..ICJT' ::>aves 01 Aaon
.. esen '111 ond Dion Lebow Jl

Ausllf' Do IS fl2l cetebro!lOQ "1dlf19 h• f)ltt

t\10' vroves IILJ expressing s happineSS C!ter '11ft ng M

ver v f rst hole- n-one•

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fun. If you play nt i1. it '-i 1

recreation. [ f vou \\ ork at

it. it'~ golf.··
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Alex Je.i\\r1lr: showng 'lis
xo er t bc•ore- d- .mg
BOYS GOLF
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 Trying to get open, Koyla Brown !12l
Wa,ting for the opponent o pass the Attempting to keep the opponent froJT' scoring
distances herself from the opponents.
boiL the Lodt B1son defense 1n oction. Jamie Crawford !10) blocks her opponent

After getting fouled Ariel Elia ~-1"1-.."

(9), shoots free throws.

Before the game the Lady Bison listen

to the game plan from Cooch
CJeRossett.

Play Hard. Morgan

Henderson

I) lc 1u rt .
•
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(9), was
fouled by
Conway.

Play Together.
2l ooking for the ploy to develop Mo oyla Bowers
74 :9!, wails to pass the boll.
Boosting up the •eams morale Coach Jacob Blair 1121 dribbling the ball past Shooting free throws Calvin D-yer 1111.
Turner keeps the B1son going. his opponent. gets fouled during the game.

Search1ng for an open

teammate. AJ rlale 112J hopes
to ma e a play.

Trying to ma e a play, the Bison

defense gets into position.

Auslin Dav1s tl21 getting ready to aim his shot,

while Calv1n D-yer 1111 watches in anticipation.

Have Fun.
J ·~t 1
() •tt~.
Do Your Best.
2l Running toward the goal. Cody McGuire 112) takes
advantage of he defense. Spread by- Jordon Rodnguez 75
 Me;; lY'Iu /1.\oody 1, ~' y Pe1d I ; :1om W~Se 12: n.mnq for the f rust- Hat~ev ~ 121 hood1r19 off OOtL. c
crd Jessica sroend:cr 1121 rest ng line. Locrat; za :121.
fare hey hod •o tfv-ow
..~~~ai

l"Nsty Stevens 1121 and Derek ••

~~is (12; resting before the
t•cx:K meet

Ca lyn Wad:~ '9) hcn::!s off 1o Ddco~a Vest at

I Pogerw1lle tro:k !Tie€'

lechcnl1 hl SOl' 1 .lessica ~cr :121 Acro""'

Ccrron 11'1 cro Cody ,.......ISbor"C Ill brgtng at the 'Tleel

Every runner has

excuses, but a
champion never
1 'es thent. l Aus~ 1n ~ ble 021 rt.m~ng the
4~1 the Pogersv11le trcx 'Tec1
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 A"X (; r,c:rcr 1121 VvOII ng to rr 'e o c.ot h

~ nf e d OVvOIIS 1'10 bo

Codt t-lv:Clu re I 2) !!Tows Ire bo from t-oMe

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everything,
but wanting
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2 Dylan Cobb (9) p1 c.h ~· to Wilt 1 i .

Spreoo Br Vleq lallreft 77

 Cross O:>untry
Row 1: Catlyn Waoo .leSStca York
Row 2 Matthew Reg ster Matthew Dusktn
Brandon Valenc10 Tyler Maddux
Row 3: Mrnoger Tray Spears Zach Jnzo
Domte 'A tse Ethan Lewts Jonathon Mliphy.
Ha ey Chapman Coach .lemifer Sm th

Softball
Row 1: Whttne McrciXTl To lor Wtse Scroo
Ha lemeter 1\ercedtes True o e Morg:rtne
Swan gan Teresa Peterson Kimberly Morrison
Row 2 Coach Jomt Bauer Amber Austtn Josey
Chamber! n Desttny Red Model ne Mayfield
Jordon Shewmaker Coach Cortney Shewmd<.er

Varsity Cheerleading
Row l: Robtn Healey Sarah Ames Kimmte Clemmer
M ndy Lawless JessiCa York
Row 2 Shelby Owens
Row 3: Coach Taro .lockson Br tney Wooawad
JesstCa 5roemd<.er James Roy Ashley Todd
ney oodwad Coach Cor sso Se

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 Girls Golf
Row 1: Kers en Str d land Heather Deckard l)auey
Crouch
Row 2 Brooke Thieser ,uha Brotherton Ja e Slack
>-iama w,,.,..berly
Row 3: Coach Brennan Abraharr Ar1el Elia Taylor
Abrahar" Shaylie M1ller ivy Wallace Hamah Glpin

Volleyball
Row 1: lei yn Wn.,berlv S1erra f-bwe Rachel loges
Maclde W,se
Row 2: Meagan Mosson1 Makayla Bowers
Mc::J...enz,e Adarr Jar11e Crawford IV\eg Cantrell
Ella Maddux
Row 3: Cooch : wyla Abrahorr 'r sta Bora
Hannah G1lp1n. Tay1or Abra~rr Shaylie Mtlier.
Morgan Hende~SO!' Ar~e' E1a Shannon s~:·h
Coach Carr1en Sm •h

Row 1: McKma K1lby JessiCa Rochefort Jealousy

Barnhart
Row 2: Kaylene Clei'T'mer Shoe Estep All
Gor'Tiar>
Row 3: Coach Tatro Jackson C~yame One
Bet'1are Brow"' trrtlf Owens Coach Canssa Sell

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 Boy. Varsity Ba.... kethall
Row 1: Bradlev lone; Coov ,\fl.cGu·re
Jal•on W1nkler and Aush Woods
Row 2: r:oac}> B rg Coach 'A tngo Mtc.uel
J..,.e A.ust r Pjc;kney Daro•a McGutre Austin
Jav s Wvatt Jane, Makav a Mood 1 and
Coact- ur'ler
T

Row 3: Jacob Bla r Austl'1 hale (a v ,

Dryer and Ryan est

Boys ]V Ba~ketball
Row 1: T"lat yt..ge'1. Calvt~ Dryer Ausl:'"l
Poner Wya·t .lanes Ryan Wes~ and [)alton
'AtnJ er

Row 2: Coach Wingo Jakola McGt-tre (hr s

S•oneroo Jamte Jav s. and Coach Burg
Row 3: Bradiey .lanes Tr stOf' T~""'le!"W e
Do o~a Ves and A..r:!tr Woods

Row 1: Codr French. (I')Qse Mt•crell. Mo•t

Dushn Clo,..ton Bone and rt-)omas Clemmors
Row 2 Dabto Car Dallas McGu re
Garrett Curfl :1gham. Soencer Ash wort". ora
Cocx.h Burg

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Row 1. Meg Centre! /1/cioiO Bowerc;, Jamie
C·owford and Kovlo Brown
Row 2: r ersler Str~ddond Sarah ~ Ia! ~Meier
t3r Hory E-ogiebu-ge· Alina elley Jordon
~hewrrOKer, Kerdro Webb and Madison Wise
Row 3: Cocx h JeRossett Coach Ho fS• ..oylor
Abraham Morgan ~1enderc;o:~, loLre'l Higdon
[)ostiny Reid Lindsay Oil: .Iosey 010rrbedon
Cooc" Dem
Row 4: Arrber Auslir Mondy ~ lunt <Jy ~1or>;(lr
Gi pir Ond A·ie' Elio

Varsity Chcerleading
Row 1: ~ irrm1e Clemmer Ashe1y Todd
Sarah Ares. ana Shelbv Owers
Row 2 M.:1dv Lawless Bry•ney
Vvoodward. Vvhy•ney Vvoodward. ana
Rob1n healy
Row 3: Coach Se1 . ,NSica Sroemo er.
James Rav Jessica York md Coach

JV Cheerleading
Row 1: Jeolousv Borrmort
Row 2 Mc.l\ rna Kdby and Jessica
!=?achefor+
Row 3: · aylene Clem:-r1er f m1.)' Owens.
and A. y Go~mar
Row 4: Coocl-> Jackson. f\. kb 9-arp
Bet~nie Brown. and Coach

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 Var... itv Ba ehall

Junior Var~in Ba~ehall

1 rack

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 Senior
Sports

Row l K y;
)/'(X>m JUII'e
Row 2: r oJieO "ope l ;) 'ld.l lSb
Row l \c.· 'it ens Sera De- c..- Jer >-krr AUS' • Pi re
In c:J

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 Just a little thing we call life.
Go BIG or Go Home.

Colin Crou::l- 1101 RCJy"lOI'ld Sc:rle.nng IIOl o-d Vva-~ Eog1et>.rger 112l plavng
Moclerr> 'Na•ae 2 at the ~A IOd n

Boley CroudlllO' etsev 1-io,es 1101 a>d Te-eso /11\r Fhcllps bclng ntervewed by Mcny of the FfA lllOI"'ebors w~ng f-one vete<cns f-one from the Ozcrks
Peterson IJ(), S~.ppQr!ng Ff A on s: '!. o-d boots day '(3 at the honor ft9~!. Hc:ror R.g,t

l rCJyiO GO"'lllOl S>.ovlo Wafel191 Hcrnci>ll'llelt '9l o-d laren Stuat 191 ae.sed '-" cerro cloy
2J JesSJCO Jsor IJL) end Ddton Paros!: ~ 1;11201~20'2 ro'1wa :ng t-:ng o-d
3 E:"'•Y Owooo Ol Sf-elbv Owens 112). &::;d:,o -Nhte IIOL crd E'0'1 NCYnrT>Od 1121 sh:>w of tt- shorts
end boots dsng 1\Jotionol ~A wee!:
4 Jar. 191 111\~g<:rr~C wcmgcr 1101 Boley Crou:1- 1101 •e<eso Petenor 001 t alsey hares Ol
end ~tephcne Daves · I w off thet cono
Kelby Zoud 1111 repng at Ba-nwam1119

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 Preparing for
leadership in the world
of work.

Preston Wre 112' Matthow P.allns 1121 Cole Davocs 1121 T)

htn Hd.s 11U srttng n class.

G.ad WO!Cle 1121 woo ng on a piElCEI at onetcl he ,..st lnshed wcldng

l1 t--ioother :::>edr.Jd 1111 waring to COI'"pete ot diStr~

2 Ra t G.r.tn ··21 ""avng at ; CCTlera dsng class.
3, Austn DaviS ( 2l 'eOOI!lQ o pats '110g0Znc.
4 5>-elby Owens r12J exoted OOout 1-.er rrportcro• pb of kccpong people r crder del' of conlest
Mathew l1oad ~21 Pu!hre Cooley ,. I CJ1d Hea Ded•rd 111: warkng on a proteCt •cr
S.rllsUSA
Spreoab 'Shcrp 87
 NFL

Ivy Wdb:.e 1111 crd Mr::xd! RcOie 191 workng

on there speech.

I Ba CrO<..d>llOl Ko,.to Gan llOl Jordoo Room (101 smjng fore the to.rno1'lent
2 Pr::xt of the Speed1 teem ng for the co-rera
3 A fl.ll speech teem pdiJ'e after ther to.rranent
4 MCJ>. ~lerong IIOl Alex DeN\IJ'J llll lodr Wng 1111 wo•tng for . < t\J'I\
 FBLA

FBlA gra.p pcllre before o corr:pelill()(\

Gra.p pcllre from state

N\d(~zoe Adans Austn Cor-rod 01d Bobby Staring alter wmng o medal

I erst~ Str k:rd Pl Sa-orntho ol :ro1 1121 Lnci>o 1 [),II 1121 at Stat
2 Bobby Sterlng 1121 Austn Cor-rod 1121 Aaorl Thetsen f21 '~zoe Aclan !12l
smdng at State
3 M& Hor on crovng ti-e VCI'\
4 ~zoe Adan 1121 01d Bobby Sterl.-.gll2l sho""ng oH tre< trophe..

Spreod By ag Cmtr 9
 "Si entiendes esto, debes estor
en nuestro club!
(If you con read this you should
be in our club!}" -Unknown
Sencro Per-y What nlluenc eel yeo to be the
odvosor of $paliSh ill?
Students that went to the Spa.s.'l coolest siC71ng &or" lei loy10r 'lYase 19
Au;t r> Hd.s DJ 5ovcrro'l Z....... walt 191 {)ylrn .lotnsor Ill' Alyssa Beet II 'l
&roro Perry Kencto G,bcney 1121. rod Brytney Woodwcrd Oil
[)yl01 .bnson, I Do vco ~y ~ Oub?
'fes cu;e I ropy leanng about dfferent
aJt.res.'
P.lr (tney Vvoodwcrd 1111 proclng her vocob.kry to preocre ~ lor a
lore1g1 fov,Joge contest r Jopln
:::>cm.e Wrse 021 wr es students "''1es on pq:>ers
that ere nded J-or.>e
"The supreme accomplishment is to
blur the line between work and
ploy." -Arnold Toynbee
 ~~Science is an imaginative adventure
of the mind seeking truth in a world
of mystery." -Sir Cyril Herman
Hinshelwood

1. T,.ler te 1121 Po -.and Scnleu;ng

I Ol cn:l N~t \'\cCorl,-endole set ~.p o
screer- to f Iter the water
2 \ '\er-bers of Saence CILb
Pow V\r \'\cCcnendole rwt~
[)road I'll \\o:lelire V\oytield (;
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Pow 2 Brody Deckad (01 S ephme
:>aves 11'1 ~ yler 1/oA-,te I' 2 Bet "" e
01 Sf. lo Rod-~z .lit end Rcrvmctld
Schleuing

Beth Wh te (JOl Stephcne Doves 111 Modelne tv'ayiiE!Id

Brody ..>ed.ad (QI crd Tvier ~te nz mdvze at the resuts of tho NO!er tester ' I • fler !JI.,te •'21 Royrroond ScHe.Jing 1101 cJ'1d /VI(
McCo+enddo put tho Uterng t r the water

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Chess Club
l I

.less.co Ya 1101 plarng d-ess Col110 Gou:h 1101 gelttlQ reodf to 'TIOve to hs next $pOl

Library Help

Magro Melton 1121 corT'ng nto the l1b-ay w1th o smile Lo..ren H>gdon 1121 em Locey SheW!Tlci..-
on face 1121 s.ttng down o the tOOie

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 Drama Club

M~aue Fnster 1101 and Mocy Oberruef001crn Gd:orel N'eroz 1101 and Doon Lebow llll pos6lQ
Melme F,nster :101 and !?egan Crowder !111 tal 1rg dr1rg the meehrg
liD b.Jvng candt rung t meetng for pocllre

Spreo:J By: Bethrne Brown 95

 111-iaYJE!Y (1-,q,rom 1121 end
Lrdso, Dit n21 ma ng Slg'5
1or the teacher's dassroorrs

rung a Student Cord get

together
2 Studon! Co.roJ dl•ogether
3 Au;t,., hoie ''21 end B
elosco posng lor .

erster Strdcend 191 end Aroel foo 191 S!T'de for the correra after gettng the
cafete-oo set '-P for the Veterms to arove

Confidence is the key to a successful

campa1gn.

I .Jd 01'1 VI/ria (II, end ()ykn .loh-wn f.) holdng o tx.xi t~ sq" boo wadS.
2 .brue Crawford 1101 Mod&Xl Wre 191 Morga> Henderson '91 1-bno Womberlr 191 grvng a tlvnbs '-P
3, 11/'ocy Obcrncuf"U> •. I ood JeSSICa Shootrocer 1121 rod- "9 a knor S'\1' for I 'lnt 001 of school
4 l.nors Sad> Hdlemeer Dalton Wirkler mo [)y.cn .JcJim:.... plo11Jiy drslroc'ng lresfvnen ~ Wrnber'Y r.ersten
98)trdlcrd end To,b- Stenion lrorr the.- Sl9"
 II A!i-Ef.t Todd 021 crd Mrs.
:Jiss,r.ore orgcnzng
~lor Poce Cnspy
-lea's.
21 Matt. w Hood 1121
md ng we the Valontro
heat messages ae
q:>proproote.
3 Bethcne "Yo""" llll
As! Todd 1121 crd
Matthew !-bod ' 21
putt ng doro •ce C..nspy
Hecrts nlo bogs lor
dostr<OOtO\

We face the future with warm courage

and hi h

11 Ashelv Todd •'21 tckng cool ICS ofl open to c

2: Eloro Fbes llll•ollng doug> lor~ p<zzo
Todd 1'21 crd Alyssa Bed (')) gct'ng 1 p.zzo 3 Mrs. Dwnore helprg Eloro 8cres llll v.1th being c:octiCS
Ashelv
~l "lldo 4 A1v= Boo llll crd Eiono Flores 111: p.J q:xrt strng eese
for slt.f ed-ausl PIZZO
 Mixed Chorus
T he Buffalo High School
ixed Chorus sent six
students to All-District Choir
this year and one to All-
State Choir. At State Cho~r
Compe ilion. Buffalo's
ixed Chorus earned a I
rating and the Women s
Choir earned a II. In District
Solo and Ensemble
competition. Buffalo sent
three ensembles and four
solos to the State level with
I ratings. At state they then
earned a I rating for the
ixed 8 and Dillon
Sti am's solo.

Above Mtxed Chorus performng for It- I ratng at State Chcx Contest
Below Warrens Char performng at ti-e Fall Concert
2

1 \ xed Chorus SeniOrs; Roche! Shap Tyler \1\at hews. 0; b1 S d1o-r. \1\cx:e 1 S,..,,th. Tyler
\ \odd.Jx crd .fessiCo <: er obng w1 concLc or /VIrs. &.me t
2 AI-Distnc: Choir perfor"lerS Chebe Aberc:orrbe tl1l Gchiel V\eroz 1101 Reogm Crowcler
!lOt Dllm Stdlo-r. 112t rbl SOap (101 crd e~~~e Oo~ 110l
3 (},.ncriCS perform1119 at the Or mas Corcer
4 \ dkxy tcr I'll Aust1n l-Ids 1101 Ty Nguyen 1101 Chebe Aberoorrbe 1111 Scrnl.ei Poro (091
Reogm Crowcler 1101 Alhey Peters IIOl crd 0100 Lebow 1111 hmg1119 at the Ccrdnois ~e

100
State Solo crd Ensembles ft a r~tl El.sobeth hte 001 MrAxy rtc7 f.ll
Air Cc.rey 111L A:hey loog 1111 Tyler otthews 1121 JeSSICa 51-oemder 112L
Dllon Stoehr 02l Atbrey Peters 1111 Miey Rose loog [II Coerra Wec.er !Ill
T ModcLx , 21 Austn 1-f.d.s 1101 Reogrn Crowder OOL crd D10n Lebow !Ill

I , xed Chorus en tf-e crnud tr p to Silver Dalla Cn

2 omens 8 wan".ng l4' for Sate contest
3 Reagen Crowder 0) Gcbne \\era;: 001 Tyler \ \oddux !12 cn::l a:hel Shap 112l bngng
ot tf-e Cordnors gc:rre
4 Arrber Corey ll'l Chebe AberCXY"be Ill) Den Lebow ('I) cn::lllndsey eese (!., caoling
outside Wd·Mort.
Spread by Tyler Maddux 101
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.osen t-!.gdon 021 Scro1
Wdt 01 1121 lndso 0.0 l.u
CTd v.oyre Eoglebsger r21

2i M~ Hostetler bad:ng LP
the boost
3 A 1ter •ecyd<>g oNat
Scr-au watmc:r. 1121
lrdsa DR 21 CTd Woyre
coglebsger 1121 celeb-ate a
ROCI19 tot: recydng bu-6 Lndsot ::>.a 1121 Losero ~ 1121 mel Wor-e
EogiebJgcr 1121

Saving the Earth, one

piece of paper at a time.

104
 11 ~OCI.J5lll9 on 11-er crtwork
.Jewelle WcJ,s 110 axl
K,le:gl Estep craw
2J Cdorng awoy Alyssa
Bee;, 1111 axl Sarruc! Pcro
191 c:oo::enlrole
3 t e1s1e >-Ltson n21 axJ
Mochoel Hed-id I"J
diSplov 1!-e.r criiSI foces.

Showng off OOr eolorfJ crlwor\; AIIVIO felt~ nz

Art is giving color and

design to everyday life.

11 ktiStdy Regc>1 Crowder 1101 ctaws.

2. Vd ng prog= ~ e tv'v:PIS 1:2J wfoo Whmto I Podl
~~yng Ar• Ck.O Bea:o Mwey 112! axl Teresa s~, 1121 po..ro lor tho ptellre 3' 1-'IS rrer criiSI comng out Jody Wrq 11' corrpletes 'liS poster
4' Poontng d_oyfa GoiiiJ)SIEll10 ~..res o cheerY teltow 105
 Ch Club

Row 1: ',11" Mornson Secrotory

Elan1e Flores. Alyssa Beck
Row 2 Ben Walters Treasurer
.less1co York Pres1dent
Colin Crou::h. Vice Pres1dent

holar Bowl
Row 1: Dylan .Jol-nson. L1ndsoy 0111,
McKenzie Adam, Tyler Maddux
Row 2 Aaron Caron
Aaron 11_ -'11. Jody 1ng
Bobb Sterl1ng

Drama
Row 1: Molanie Finster Secretory Mallory jar,
Vice President Mocy Oberruefemom. President.
Regan Crowder, H1storion
Row 2 Chebe Abercrombie o1tlyn onory
Mod_ re '\!Iayfieid Lwdsoy Holter, Ko,lo Choshre
Shantel Cobb. Holey Hall
Row 3: Don Lebow, Mottf-ew Kincaid Lev1
Figuer1o Ivy olloce Gabriel eroz ercedes
F1guerio
t pc~tred Ben dters crd T obtha 1\Un

Future Tea her of America

Row 1: Megan Grom1ger Secretory
Lndsey eese Pres~dent
ocey Obernuefemom
Vtee Presdent Amanda Salmon.
Treasurer
Row 2 Morgan Melton 1m
MorrtSOO Aushn Hole Rebecca S1mon
Holegh Bowl1ng Autumn Boldw1n

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 R cycle Club

Ivy Walloce PreSident

Wayne Eaglebu-ger. Repesentaltve
Lindsay Dill. Vice Prestdent
SafYlantha Waltman. Secretary
t pdred Lcu Hgdon

Math Club

Row 1: Lindsay Dill. President

Kortnte Beckman. Secretary
Row 2 im Morrt':J:)n, Aaron Canon.
Jessica Yor
Row 3: Tyler Maddux Jody tng

B-Dazzled Dance Tearn

Row 1: immie Clerrmer Gabrtel

• eraz Tyler Madc:Lx Au urnn Boldwtn
Row 2 yla Williams Madeltne
aylield Mrs. Cantrell Taylor
Abraham, Meg Cantrell
Row 3: Tori Hammers Haley Mtller

Library H lp
Row 1: Sora DeMarr o-btle
Chapman Locey Shoem er
organ elton /11\c. enzte Ada
Kor1nte Beckrna Dantelle orrts
Row 2 Alex Gerleman Zach JtnZo
Btlly Velasco Bobb Stcrl·ng
Tro Spears Dylan RiCe Tyter e
t pchse<i 0yne Eogob.r .cuen '"iogdcn Cody
'W::.Gwe ood locob Blo~

Spread By Samantha Waltman I 07

 Family Car r and
Corrrrnunity ad r of
America
Row 1: flaine Fb-es Acttv,ty Otrector ortnte Beckman.
Htstona Sara Ames President Mckenzte Adam
Treasu-er kdsoy Dill. Secreta
Row 2 ay'tn Homan, Alyssa Beck. Whytney Woodward
Alivla Felin
Row 3: aylo Brow 0Ytsty Storeman Mattf-ew
Pi ·ens and Jessica Shoemaker
t pchsed Matt Hood crd Asl-ely Todd

panish Club
Row 1: &:~ Ou..;enberry I::storian. Levt Figueria
Prestdent Matthew tncad Vice President, Keenan
BraL.n. Secretary
Row 2 essica Rochefort. Shantel Cobb ailo
Chacttr'(; Dantelle Morns Amanda labbee
Row 3: Mrs. Perry, Sarah Ames Alyssa Beck. Ivy
alloce. Teresa Stms
Row 4: &..n Walters Aaron TI-etsen. Kristen Boyd Jody
Wing Ryan Betrer

Yearbook
Row 1: Meg Canlrei i , Sharp Sarah Ames
Klmontha Waltman. Tyler Maddux. Haieigh Bowling
Row 2 Lou-en Higdon. Shaylie Miller. Jordan
Rod-tgLFz. PJ Feith Bethanie Brown. Miss Gilmore
t pctu-ed erda Goborev

ational Honors Society

Row 1: cken.~.. . do I' Treasu-er. Kortnt Beckman Vice
Prestdent Mayley Chapman Secretary Sara DeMarr
Htstor10n
Row 2 Sarah Halierneter endra ebb Madeltne
Mayfteld .lesstca Shoer'lO er. Alyssa Beck. Heather
Deckard ayla love. Sarah Ames
Row 3: DeriCk Horns Dylan Johnson. Megan Gromiger.
Bobby Sterl ng Chelcie Abercrorrbte Kristen Boyd Mocy
Obernuefemam Elainie Flores
Row 4: Mtkey [)ye Dantel Brown Desttny Retd Aaron
Coman Aaron TI-etser .lady W•ng Locey Shoema er,
Corey Edwards Malb-y 'pr Bnttany Eaglebu-ger
108
 Choir
Row 1: Allyson Austin L1ndsey eese Shelano .looes
Mocey Smith, Gabnel Meraz Samual Para Velvet
Clay C no Weaver Brooke Th1esen f-blly Sharp
Row 2 Ashely Long Regan Crowder, Aubrey Peters
Amber Carey Dion Lebow Oilion Sllch:rr1 latren
Stewart Shayla Warfel ayla Love Taylor Sta ton
Sarah Long
Row 3: i ki Sharp Chebe Abercrombie Ivy Walloce
Beth Wh1te Aaron Thiesen, Coll1n Crcxx:h Tyler
Matthews. Aushn Hicks Hamah Rumfelt Mallory JOr,
Shaman Smith Jessica Shoemaker

Music Club
Row 1: Nikk1Sharp. L1ndsay eese. Shelano Jares
Macey Smith. Gabriel Meraz, Samuel Para Allyson
Austin. f-blly Sharp Cerra Weaver
Row 2 Ashley Long Regan Crowder, Aubrey Peters
Amber Carey Dian Lebow, Lmren Stewart, Shayla
Warfel Kayla Love Taylor Stanton. Sarah Long
Row 3: Chebe Abercrorrbie. Ivy Walloce. Beth 1e
Aaron Theisen. Collin Crou:h Dillon Stidlam Austin
Hicks. Hamah Rumfelt. Mallory Kjar Shaman Sm1th.
Jessica Shoemaker

Dynami
Row 1: Regan Crowder Ashley Lorg Mocey Srr1 h.
Hoi y Sharp JessiCa Shaerra' er Cerra Weaver
Row 2 Aaron Theisen. D100 Lebow, Dillon Sllcfhc:rT'
Gabriel , eraz. Tyler at thews

Band
Row 1: Justin Casados JereMy LindeMan Jessica Yor
Josli Pop1elarz egan Grom1ger Dian Lebow
Row 2 Taylor Stanton ' elsey Hays Cynt o eons
Autumn Baldw1n Amanda Salmon K1rr1 Morr san Jess1ca
Roc.l-efart Lesle Fdtor
Row 3: f-L,IIy Sharp 'aitl n anary Trer1 y Benson
Sky 1ar Domelly than Hague Mercedes Truebve
Row 4: C r1 ilson ott Varela Thomas J~
"v\ercoo Rodnguez. aydee JarviS Krister~ Boyd Juf1a
Brotherton
Row 5: 1k 1Sharp Cody Cnsp Wayne Eoglebrger
Auslin Hie s Ty er rk.ltson or f-blm 1 arcus Hicks
'ayla Adams
e Sr- md a,lo
Spread by Sarah Arnes l 09
 M ntor
Row 1: Brytrey Woodward aydee Jarvis.
endra Webb Kortn1e Beckman Elane Flores
Sarah Arres ayia love 'ayla Brown Mrs.
Cantrell
Row 2: Brad ey Jones Calv1n Dryer, Jody Wwrg
Lauren Hgdon Lacey Shoerna' er, McKenzie
AdarT' Alivio Felin Destiny Reid Dylan Johnson
Row 3: ey Dye Aaron Canon, Alex OeMu"i,
DeriCk Harris Billy Velasco. Austin Hale. Bobby
Sterl1ng Dylan Rice Aaron Thiesen Daniel Brown

9Th and 10Th Future

Farmers Of America
Row 1: ev1n Hayes Ba11ey Crouch. Wyatt Hinds.
- eresa Peterson, Darrell Gruber
Row 2: Vincent Jasper Dalton Sf-erman Brittany
Srr1th Allyson Aushn. Cfv-ystal Sandmam.
.ldr.athon Wise Cody French. Dillon Gam. Dalton
Parnosky Ja1me Slack Wh1trey Marcum, Kayla
Gam eg Cantrell. Rebecca Briores
Row 3: Beth White. Stephan1e Daves Lall"en
Stewart - y Skarin Colan Sims. Brady Deckard
Cailyn Wade. Hannah Rumfelt, Shayla Warfel.
Emily Potter, Allison Gorman. Rebecca Simon.
Logan Bandel Josh Duskn Morganre Swanigan.
Kelsey Hayes. Corey Perkert. Harley L1ndsay
Row 4: Raymond Schluerung Aushn Price. Wyatt
J~s Collin Crouch. Ben Ouisenberry, Emily
Owens Samuel Paro Briar Bilyeu Ethan
Woodbu-n Cole Villires. Zare HUll, Dciota Vest,
Sean G1llette. Spencer Ashworth, Dylan Cobb
Nol PICtu-ed Devo Krcrrer .Jomothon Wr,e

11th and 12th Future

Farm rs of America
Row 1: Ariel L1ndsay, M1ndy Lawless. Chad
Wade JessiCa Wilson. Tyler Gumerson Bnttany
Eaglebu-ger,
Row 2: "'!ather Deckard Nikki Sharp Oren
Spear·, ' _by Zouck Comor S1ms, Grac1e Keith.
Whytrey Woodward 1-Junter Ryan
Row 3: S•ephan1e Daves Brandon Swan1gan.
Evan womr"'IC Bill Turrr:ons Jimmy BLJ"oCh. Llie
Arterberry Zadk Patten
Row 4: Set Stewart ev1n Hayes Trenton Wise
Collin W1ri.ler Preston W1se Oav1s Benedict. Logan
P1erce Toe Leer Wayoo Eaglebu-ger

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Voew rol pdu'ed liSt n ndex
.--------------------------•
kills U A
Row 1: Bradl y aylo Achns Zoch
CC>l.f ois Chernbne Hostetler Altv1a Fel1n Rachel
Loges. Amber Logan Tyler Gunrerson. Kassandra
~rick. Michael Hedric Amanda labbee Taylor
Frark~n. Tori Ha mers
Row 2 Dawayne Cline. Corey Edwards Shea
Estep Madeline Mayfield Heather Deckard
Ruthie Cooley, Kaylene Clemmer, Robby Gust1n
Justine Locey, Ashley Damm, Jacob Libby Aushn
Goulet
Row 3: Michael Aven Brian Hals1nger Dmel
Audet Bryson Ka pe Just1n Hicks Evan Graves
Zoe Franer, Adam Kbtz. ad Eastr1an. Joseph
Chasta1n. James Hitchcock
Row 4: Justin Gray, Anna Duckering Stephen
Bartlett Brady Miller, Tate Leer, Tyler Matthews
Jeremy Ltndeman, Oav1s Benedict. Joshua Cowden
Micheal Barclay Becca Massey
kills USA
Row 1: Danielle Rochefort. Kyla Williams
Samantha Rehder, Shelby Owens. Mercedes
Rodriguez. Alecia Sandrr1am Cierra Weaver
Micayla Pickens Jennifer Rl.flyan Abiga1l Skimer
Row 2 Chad Waide. Joseph Nevills Oren
S r MoniCa Phil~ps Kerry Nova' , Elisha
Stadler Co eron Morales Austin Seleman.
ber Wolfe Ale 1ss Schneider,
Row 3: K1eth Stephenson. James Ray. Darren
Wi 1ams. Jon Stahl. Preston Richardson nsten
Taylor Luke Stromberg Alex Seebaugh
Row 4: Hunter Ryan Logan Pierce Collin
Wirkier Ro 'ft Olguin. Jason Ralil Seth Reed
Seth Stewart, bn Seebaugh emy Pea . Austin
Mobley
peech
Row 1: Shelby Hughes Kayla Gam Robin Healey
Elme Flores Alyssa Beck elante l=1nster ..Iosey
Dill lv Wallace
Row 2 )le Davtes Alex OeMurt anah Ruble
Ka,tlyn 'V d ,ff Hale1gh Bawling Jordan Room
Macy Obernuefemann. Ba1ley Crouch Morgame
Swan1gan Josey ChaMberla n
Row 3: Co,lyn a1de Ar1ber Payton. Brody
Deck rd Gabr1el Meraz Jody Wtng rbley
M11'er Zach Franer Jonathon M.xr}>y
t pct...red Oasbv rrr Ow :::lonava~ roner
N' oylleld ~ oleb Pope Den L.r.dcr ~~,@ Ch'l C'lo-le
Ui Brother on Chycma Ccr \ axw Fle!"'nQ.
cJld e
Spread Bv -\eg Can~rell 111
 tud nt Council
Row 1 Mr. Hordwd.e Auslin Hole Student Body V"ce
Pres~dent SoraDe orr Student Bod Secretory Locey
ShoeMaker Student Body Prestdent. Bobby Sterling
Student Body TreoSU"er
Row 2 odehne Mayfield Student Body Historian,
Soroh Ames. Soroh Holle eter, Kendra Webb. Maddie
W Hanna 1mberly, Toylor Stanton Melanie Finster
Row 3: [\ylon Jdnson. Ariel Elio Taylor Abraham. Jamie
Cro, ;.xd Honnoh Gtlptn risto Bora ersten Strickland
Mocy OberrlEfemom
Row 4 Aaron Canon. Btlly Velasco Dolton Wiriler. Wayne
Eogleburger L1ndsoy Dill Jessica Shoemaker Regan
Crowder
Not pchsed Brcro:.n olerc10 Hatley~ mel ~y Todd

Offic Help
Row 1: Dorne Wise Shelby Owens oylo
Brown, loll"en Higdon
Row 2. Eugene LaFave, Autumn Baldwin. Austtn
Corrod Wayne Eoglebl.l"ger
Row 3: Auslin Hole. Alex Gerleman. Mi ey Dye
I Ddlreo >Cr'O'ltfoo dt:na1 r eg<:71 Jones. {yler e mel Tyl cx:ldu•

Futur Busines
Lead r of America
Row 1: Tyler Maddux Reporter, Bobby Sterling
Treasurer oylo love Secretory Lauren Htgdon
"'a 'a :-ntarion Somontho Waltman, Manager
Row 2 ndsoy Dill VICe President McKenzie Adam,
Prestdent
Row 3: Morgan Melton ortnie Beckman. Autumn
Bo1dw n Locey Shoemoi<er Kersten Stncklond
Row 4: Aust.n Conrad levi F1guerio Aaron Th1esen.
Desliny l?etd Rachel Loges
1 pc'lsed Cdr ebb crd T~

112
 Model
Row 1: Kortn1e BeckMan ercedes F•gt.er1o Sora
Ames. Ashley W1llia~s AI Mohamed Chebe
Abercrombie Aubrey Peters l1ndsey eese Lex.
Ba s egan Jones
Row 2 Lacey ShoeMa'er Ma ayla Moody,
Destiny Reid Megan Gromiger Ivy Wallace Alina
Kelley Bobby Sterhng Jeffrey Grinter [)ylan
jciroon, MarCif> Hicks Chad Geary
Row 3: Nr Hardwd:.e Oeric Hams Aust1n
Pickney Austn Haie B1lly Velasco. Ryan West AnrKJ
Du:kering, Just1n Mersman. Willy Abele, Jacob Bbr
Ryan Bierer
1 poctu-ed AliSOn frerch lcri-ay 1111Zo 0ooovO"l crer
~t!-o Reh:ler ad Tra( Speers

Science Club

Row 1: Madel1ne ayf~eld Robert Green s.

Stod ton K1fT1berly i-Lskey c enz1e AdafTI
Row 2 ev1n Jenk1ns Ivy Wallace Raymond
Schleun1ng Logan Nasse

Art Club
Row 1: Teresa S1ms Pres1dent Oan1dle oms
Historian. Arrber Carey Treasurer 'a1la Chastine
Secretary
Row 2 Nrs. Paterson a ayla G1llisp1e Elane
Flores V\ ' a yla Bowers L1ndsay Halter Shan el
Cobb Ha ey Hall Regan Crowder
Row 3: Crystal SondMOn a1t!yn 1daff Ca.tly'l
Jones. Morgan nght .,aylin Homo Br tne
Woodward Alyssa Beck hytney Woodward
Chyema Car
Row 4: Dakota cGu1re
'9L.II ·ia Harnoh G1p11'\ organ elton. athan
Hague Ja iles Yltch:ack Ms. Para
t poctu-ed AJ 10 F a:.crd-a Hedrd >iedd Becca
y Ama-do Ssha Sartr.or- Dcrdle ¥ate r Tay10r

Spread Bv ' endra G1bonev II

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Samantha Waltman and Nikki Sharp 115
116
"We will nevee be all togethec
like this again. But, no nLattec
wheee life takes us we will
always be conrtected. We will
always be the Buffalo High
School Class of 2012."
 BUFFALO EYE CLINIC
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tot~ KRAMER & NEWCOM B, 0.0., P.C.
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Class oi 2012. Rex A. Newcomb, 0.0.
Scott M. Burks, 0.0.
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R.1p ICon. )Jv-Z and Kanve
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.1 llC\\ <~lburn, ~'\!atch the
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only 33 p• rforrnance ,
the Jav-Z "anye concert
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-\fter a pul ·lie feud
producer tired actor
harlie h •en from the
popular sitcom T\\O and
a Half Men and his lead
character \\as '\en killed
off in the 'hO\\\ stor\line.
~hton Kutcher repla ed
heen in the ca-.t for the
new eason, and the .,how
continued to be a hit.
T THE TORY E OS
More than 14 years <~fter
the rele<~'e of the fir. t
book, <~nd n •arly 1 0 years
after the relea-.e of the fi"t
movie, the pop culture
phenonwnon of Harrv
Potter carne to a close w 1th
the last rnm ie. Harf\ Potter
•mel the Dcath/1 H,J//m\.s-
Part 2. Bv the end, the tab
of the bov \viz.ud captured
the irn<~gin.ltion of .111 ent1re
generation.
<II AD TIME AT
PEN TATE
Penn )tate UniverSity t1red
legend.1ry footb.1ll co.H h
Joe Paterno, 85, after
one of P.1terno\ torrner
long-time .J"ist.Jnb. )em
andusky, was arrested on
<hild sex abuo,e charge-..
ju-.t O\Cr two months
later, Paterno died of
cornplic.ltions from lung
c.mc er.
.A. A EW RE ORO
Duke co.Jch M1ke
Krzyzewski V\011 h1s 903 d
game \\hen the Blue Devils
defeat •d Mi< higan tate .lt
Madison Square Carden
on ov 15, .JIIO\\ing hun
to pa>s his mentor Bobbv
Kn1ght and become the
coach \vith the most w1ns
in men\ college b.Jsl..etb.JII
historv.
AGIA TWI ....
The e\\ York Ci.Jnb
defeated the ew Engl.1nd
Patriots, ..!1-17, in up •r
Bowl XLVI ew York
quarterback Eli Mann1ng.
plavmg in the lndian.1polis
stadium rn.1de f<~rnous bv
his older brother Peyto~.
led the ,ianb on a g<~me­
winning touchdown dri\e
in the lao,t four minute> .Jnd
\\.J., cho-.en Super Bmvl
MVP for the o,econd time.
<Ill GREAT E OR
The leadt•r,hip of North
Korea P•l"ed from father
to 'on \\hen Kim long II
lnghtl died ol d hl'drt dttad.
and h" voung ''t 'on, Kim
Jong Un (third I rom right),
b •came rull·r. Although
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call d Kim long Un the
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worldY.ide livt're un.,ure of Cars polivered by electric itv
his read111e-.. to le.Jd the such as the i",lll Ll•al and
the Chevy Volt, became
nation, knmvn for it' strong
more readily avJilable for
military and poor human
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nght> record .
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40,000 meant the car-.
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CO Tl UES
The rab pring upri ings
of 2011 continued into
2012. Egyptians returned
to Tahrir Square to prote't
the temporarv go,ernment,
and I! iolence increased
livhen a militarv police
ofticer \hl' '>een beating
a vvoman. In yna, more
than 5,000 people died in
2011 during government
prote,t-., livhile th
government .,aiel it wa-.
crad.ing doliv n on livhat it
called armed terrorisb.

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4 VISIONARY GONE
Steve Jobs, the co-founder
and CEO of Apple, Inc.,
who brought the world
products such a the iMac,
iPod, iPhone and iPacl,
~ ANOTHER EARTH
eli d after an eight-year
OUT THERE?
battle with cancer. Millions
Using the Kepler space
mourned Jobs, considered
observatory, NASA
by som to be the most in-
astronomers discovered a fluential technology pioneer
pair of planets roughly th
of his generation.
same size as Earth about
950 light years away.
While the temperatures on
the new planets were an
unlivable 1 ,400 degrees,
their discovery brought
hope that projects like
Kepler will continue to
successfully find new
planets.
 A ROll TID E!
The Al.1bama Cnmson
Tide defeated the LSU
Tigers, 21-0, in college
football\ B S ational
Championship Game. The
conference rivab faced
off for the second time
in the season While L U
won the first meeting,
Alabama's defense held the
Tiger; to ju'>t 5 first downs
to dominate the second
game.
A LIBERATION IN LIBYA
Libyans revolted against th ir
governm nt and eventually
killed their dictator of 42
years, Moammar Gadhafi,
in October Rebels fought
government soldi •rs for eight
months vvith the help of
ATO, mcluding U .. force>.
A UN ATU RAL
ATU RAL DISASTERS
In 2011, the Un1ted tates
had a record 1 2 weather
disasters. These in< luded
mass1ve flooding of the
Missbsippi River; a severe
drought and wildfires
in the south •rn Plains
dnd southvvest U.S.; and
Hurricane Irene along the
East Coast.
Although Republican
canclidates for president
had been participatmg
in debates for months,
the 2012 primary seao;on
began in january vvith the
lovva caucuses and the
evv Hampshire primarv.
Frontrunner for the
Republi an nomination
mcluded Rep. Michele
Ba< hmann of Minnesot,l,
former How, Spe,lker
evvt Gingrich, Rep. Ron
Paul of Texas and former
Mas-..Khusetts Gov. Mitt
Romnev all seeking to
oppose President Barad,
Obama in the fall election.
 BREAKING RECORDS .,..
The late-;t entrv 111 the Call Audience-, flo keel to
of Outv ~cries of video the theater in droves on
games, Modern Warl~lre 3, orening weekend to check
old more than 6. 5 million out Br a~ing Dawn, the
cortes 111 the U .. and U.K. final charter in the Twilight
\\tthin 2-1 hour-, of going on series. The last installment
sale in O\ember. Those in the vamrire love story
of Edward and Bella was
made into two movies,
with rart one being
released in the fall.

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The hit ~ingle "Rolling in
the Deer" from British pop
star Adele sold more digital
cories in the u.. (nearly 6
million) than any song ever
had in a single year. Her al-
bum, 27, became the best
elling record of the year.

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Den\er quarterback Tim MONUMENT
Tebow gained notoriety The Washington
for leading the Broncos
Monument was expected
to an unlikely six-game
to be closed to the public
winning streak, with many
for repairs for at least a
of the games needing
late comebacks. The year after a 5.8 magnitude
former Heisman Trorhy earthquake in August.
wtnner's knack for taking A team rappelled the J;. JUST BOR THIS WAY
to a knee in rrayer on the 555-foot structure and Lady Gaga's latest album,
stdeline became known as found most of the damage Born This Way, sold more
"Tebowing." occurred at the top. Other than a million copies in one
buildings, including the week, she was nominated
ational Cathedral, also for three Grammy Award'>
were damaged. and the Guinness Book
of Records declared she
had more followers than
anybody on Twitter at
more than 13 million.

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were in Afghani tan,
continuing the fight against
the Taliban, and a few
thousand of the troop that
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redeployed to Afghanistan.

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Wom •n's World Cup 1n
Germany. Twice the U.S.
led vv ith on I • minute' left,
fir,t in regul.1tion and then
in overtime, b •fore Japan
tied it v~oith late goal,_ The
)apanc'e then won the
penalty l..ic k 'hootout to
vvin ih flr,t ever Women's
World Cup title.

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thousands of peopl joined
the 0 cupy Wall tr et
movement, which was
organized in ew York
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the country. The group's
members said they were
trying to bring attention
to the plight of the 99%
of Americans again t the
richest 1%.

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