January 2001
Photos for January 24, 2001
The Chieftains' Matt Needham angles for a layup during Tonganoxie's game against Olathe Christian on Saturday. Tonganoxie won the game, to take third in the Chieftains' invitational basketball tournament.
Breuer and a Eudora player battle for the basketball in Friday's game. Eudora won the eight-team tournament.
Tonganoxie's Scott Breuer, above, shoots over an Olathe Christian player on Saturday during the Tonganoxie Invitational Basketball Tournament.
Climbing up a ladder at the McLouth Methodist Church, Richard Eason planned to assist John Kimberlin, in the window, as he checked the church's insulation. Tony Bechard, trustee, said the church attic appeared to have been insulated in the late 1960s with a recycled paper product.
The Chieftains' Matt Needham angles for a layup during Tonganoxie's game against Olathe Christian on Saturday. Tonganoxie won the game, to take third in the Chieftains' invitational basketball tournament.
Breuer and a Eudora player battle for the basketball in Friday's game. Eudora won the eight-team tournament.
Tonganoxie's Scott Breuer, above, shoots over an Olathe Christian player on Saturday during the Tonganoxie Invitational Basketball Tournament.
Climbing up a ladder at the McLouth Methodist Church, Richard Eason planned to assist John Kimberlin, in the window, as he checked the church's insulation. Tony Bechard, trustee, said the church attic appeared to have been insulated in the late 1960s with a recycled paper product.
The Chieftains' Matt Needham angles for a layup during Tonganoxie's game against Olathe Christian on Saturday. Tonganoxie won the game, to take third in the Chieftains' invitational basketball tournament.
Breuer and a Eudora player battle for the basketball in Friday's game. Eudora won the eight-team tournament.
Tonganoxie's Scott Breuer, above, shoots over an Olathe Christian player on Saturday during the Tonganoxie Invitational Basketball Tournament.
Climbing up a ladder at the McLouth Methodist Church, Richard Eason planned to assist John Kimberlin, in the window, as he checked the church's insulation. Tony Bechard, trustee, said the church attic appeared to have been insulated in the late 1960s with a recycled paper product.
