February 2001
Photos for February 1, 2001
Emily Hunt, center, watches to see whether the pie she threw would hit its target while her sisters, Hannah, left, and Lindsay, right, look on with anticipation at Saturday's benefit.
BASEHOR-Linwood senior Jackie Horn keeps her eye on the ball during Tuesday's 35-31 win at Tonganoxie. The Lady Bobcats, who will face Piper Friday, Feb. 2, moved to 7-6 overall with the road victory over the Chieftains.
Melissa Wiseman (22) battles for a rebound during the Bravettes' 60-35 win over Turner on Monday. Alicia Forshey (20) looks on.
From right, 12-year-old Brian Carson and 9-year-old Mario Loeza show off the face paintings they got during the benefit. Carson and many other children had T-Bone painted on their faces in honor of their classmate, Tony Holmes. Tony's nickname is T-Bone.
5-year-old Madison Epp enjoys herself while trying to find out how long she can keep her Hula Hoop going without letting it fall.
Eighth-grader Theresa Wild smiles while smashing a whipped-cream pie into the face of her science teacher at Clark Middle School, Tammy Stauber.
Emily Hunt, center, watches to see whether the pie she threw would hit its target while her sisters, Hannah, left, and Lindsay, right, look on with anticipation at Saturday's benefit.
BASEHOR-Linwood senior Jackie Horn keeps her eye on the ball during Tuesday's 35-31 win at Tonganoxie. The Lady Bobcats, who will face Piper Friday, Feb. 2, moved to 7-6 overall with the road victory over the Chieftains.
Melissa Wiseman (22) battles for a rebound during the Bravettes' 60-35 win over Turner on Monday. Alicia Forshey (20) looks on.
From right, 12-year-old Brian Carson and 9-year-old Mario Loeza show off the face paintings they got during the benefit. Carson and many other children had T-Bone painted on their faces in honor of their classmate, Tony Holmes. Tony's nickname is T-Bone.
5-year-old Madison Epp enjoys herself while trying to find out how long she can keep her Hula Hoop going without letting it fall.
Eighth-grader Theresa Wild smiles while smashing a whipped-cream pie into the face of her science teacher at Clark Middle School, Tammy Stauber.
Emily Hunt, center, watches to see whether the pie she threw would hit its target while her sisters, Hannah, left, and Lindsay, right, look on with anticipation at Saturday's benefit.
BASEHOR-Linwood senior Jackie Horn keeps her eye on the ball during Tuesday's 35-31 win at Tonganoxie. The Lady Bobcats, who will face Piper Friday, Feb. 2, moved to 7-6 overall with the road victory over the Chieftains.
Melissa Wiseman (22) battles for a rebound during the Bravettes' 60-35 win over Turner on Monday. Alicia Forshey (20) looks on.
From right, 12-year-old Brian Carson and 9-year-old Mario Loeza show off the face paintings they got during the benefit. Carson and many other children had T-Bone painted on their faces in honor of their classmate, Tony Holmes. Tony's nickname is T-Bone.
5-year-old Madison Epp enjoys herself while trying to find out how long she can keep her Hula Hoop going without letting it fall.
Eighth-grader Theresa Wild smiles while smashing a whipped-cream pie into the face of her science teacher at Clark Middle School, Tammy Stauber.
Emily Hunt, center, watches to see whether the pie she threw would hit its target while her sisters, Hannah, left, and Lindsay, right, look on with anticipation at Saturday's benefit.
BASEHOR-Linwood senior Jackie Horn keeps her eye on the ball during Tuesday's 35-31 win at Tonganoxie. The Lady Bobcats, who will face Piper Friday, Feb. 2, moved to 7-6 overall with the road victory over the Chieftains.
Melissa Wiseman (22) battles for a rebound during the Bravettes' 60-35 win over Turner on Monday. Alicia Forshey (20) looks on.
From right, 12-year-old Brian Carson and 9-year-old Mario Loeza show off the face paintings they got during the benefit. Carson and many other children had T-Bone painted on their faces in honor of their classmate, Tony Holmes. Tony's nickname is T-Bone.
5-year-old Madison Epp enjoys herself while trying to find out how long she can keep her Hula Hoop going without letting it fall.
Eighth-grader Theresa Wild smiles while smashing a whipped-cream pie into the face of her science teacher at Clark Middle School, Tammy Stauber.
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