Basehor-Linwood middle schoolers read essays on patriotism
A group of Basehor-Linwood Middle School students on Thursday gathered at the Basehor VFW Post 11499 to speak about patriotism in front of veterans, school officials and their families. Eight BLMS students read their winning 300- to 400-word essays in the Basehor post's Patriot's Pen contest. The theme for the contest this year was "Are You Proud of Your Country?" and the answer from the students was a resounding "Yes."
A crowd of veterans, teachers, school officials and winners' families watches as BLMS student Alexander ...
BLMS sixth-grader Dalton Lindelof speaks at the Basehor VFW Post. "I am proud to live ...
Basehor VFW Post officers — from left, Junior Vice Commander Steve McCown, Post Commander Bruce ...
BLMS seventh-grader Calder Hollond, right, enjoys some dessert with her father, David Hollond, and her ...
Eighth-grader Casey Eberth reads her Patriot's Pen essay as Basehor VFW officers watch on. Casey, ...
Basehor VFW Post members — from left, Phil Jenkins, Tom Steele and Robert A. Miller ...
Eighth-grader Charles Moore reads from his essay as Basehor VFW officers look on. "In times ...
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