October 2000
Photos for October 11, 2000
Jimmy Walker and Becca Mills were crowned the 2000 homecoming king and queen Friday night before the start of Tonganoxie's game against Parsons. The Chieftains won, 10-0. For additional photographs from homecoming, see page 10A. For coverage of the game, see page 1B.
Aubrey Mikijanis, a Tonganoxie High School senior runner, talks to fourth-grader Leah McCaffrey during last week's grade school cross country meet. The event, designed to give children exposure to the sport, attracted more than 150 children.
Jacob Hoffhines, senior defenseman, works the ball in Tonganoxie's 4-0 victory over Perry-Lecompton on Oct. 3.
Joseph Sledd carries the ball during last Friday's homecoming game. The Chieftain running game was invaluable in helping the team hold its lead late in the game.
Jimmy Walker and Becca Mills were crowned the 2000 homecoming king and queen Friday night before the start of Tonganoxie's game against Parsons. The Chieftains won, 10-0. For additional photographs from homecoming, see page 10A. For coverage of the game, see page 1B.
Aubrey Mikijanis, a Tonganoxie High School senior runner, talks to fourth-grader Leah McCaffrey during last week's grade school cross country meet. The event, designed to give children exposure to the sport, attracted more than 150 children.
Jacob Hoffhines, senior defenseman, works the ball in Tonganoxie's 4-0 victory over Perry-Lecompton on Oct. 3.
Joseph Sledd carries the ball during last Friday's homecoming game. The Chieftain running game was invaluable in helping the team hold its lead late in the game.
Jimmy Walker and Becca Mills were crowned the 2000 homecoming king and queen Friday night before the start of Tonganoxie's game against Parsons. The Chieftains won, 10-0. For additional photographs from homecoming, see page 10A. For coverage of the game, see page 1B.
Aubrey Mikijanis, a Tonganoxie High School senior runner, talks to fourth-grader Leah McCaffrey during last week's grade school cross country meet. The event, designed to give children exposure to the sport, attracted more than 150 children.
Jacob Hoffhines, senior defenseman, works the ball in Tonganoxie's 4-0 victory over Perry-Lecompton on Oct. 3.
Joseph Sledd carries the ball during last Friday's homecoming game. The Chieftain running game was invaluable in helping the team hold its lead late in the game.
