January 2001
Photos for January 25, 2001
Athletic Association President Bob Purtee wants to make Basehor's Field of Dreams an even better facility than it already is.
Basehor-Linwood senior Jackie Kimlin flings a pass to a teammate during Tuesday's 54-53 home loss to Santa Fe Trail. The Bobcats' next game will be at home against Tonganoxie Jan. 30.
BRANDON LASLEY (center, front row) signed a letter of intent Tuesday to play baseball at Allen County Communiity College. Lasley is flanked by his parents, Edward and Debbie. Also present at the signing were (back row, left to right) Allen County assistant coach Erick Wright, Bobcat coach Kevin Suther and B-L athletic director Joe Keeler.
Sean Birdsong (10) heads to the hoop during play at the Tonganoxie Tournament. Birdsong led the Braves with 24 points in Tuesday's 70-65 win over Kansas Cty Christian.
Architecture students Steve Mueller, Carolyn Hoef and Ashley Whitham prepare to take a photograph of two rooms.
University of Kansas Architecture Professor Alexander Britt explains to Sophomore Weston Tanner how to get as much depth in the photograph he is about to take as possible. Th students will use the photos to help design possible uses for the building.
Athletic Association President Bob Purtee wants to make Basehor's Field of Dreams an even better facility than it already is.
Basehor-Linwood senior Jackie Kimlin flings a pass to a teammate during Tuesday's 54-53 home loss to Santa Fe Trail. The Bobcats' next game will be at home against Tonganoxie Jan. 30.
BRANDON LASLEY (center, front row) signed a letter of intent Tuesday to play baseball at Allen County Communiity College. Lasley is flanked by his parents, Edward and Debbie. Also present at the signing were (back row, left to right) Allen County assistant coach Erick Wright, Bobcat coach Kevin Suther and B-L athletic director Joe Keeler.
Sean Birdsong (10) heads to the hoop during play at the Tonganoxie Tournament. Birdsong led the Braves with 24 points in Tuesday's 70-65 win over Kansas Cty Christian.
Architecture students Steve Mueller, Carolyn Hoef and Ashley Whitham prepare to take a photograph of two rooms.
University of Kansas Architecture Professor Alexander Britt explains to Sophomore Weston Tanner how to get as much depth in the photograph he is about to take as possible. Th students will use the photos to help design possible uses for the building.
