March 2002

Photos for March 13, 2002

Karley Bennett takes a swing during softball practice as Andrea Korb anticipates the pitch Friday at the TRC ball fields . Practice for spring sports started last week. The softball team opens its season March 28 against Jefferson West.

Photo by Shawn Linenberger/Mirror pohoto

Dustin Torneden, a kindergarten student in Debbie Wedel's class at Tonganoxie Elementary School, paints a smile on his "Mr. Potato" with assistance from school volunteer Helen Reed. Tonganoxie High School student Colby Carter also helped the students make their potatoes, which are made by filling nylon stockings with wood chips and placing grass seed in the tops. The students will set their "potatoes" in water and wait for the grass to grow.

Photo by Lisa Scheller/Mirror photo

Karley Bennett takes a swing during softball practice as Andrea Korb anticipates the pitch Friday at the TRC ball fields . Practice for spring sports started last week. The softball team opens its season March 28 against Jefferson West.

Photo by Shawn Linenberger/Mirror pohoto

Dustin Torneden, a kindergarten student in Debbie Wedel's class at Tonganoxie Elementary School, paints a smile on his "Mr. Potato" with assistance from school volunteer Helen Reed. Tonganoxie High School student Colby Carter also helped the students make their potatoes, which are made by filling nylon stockings with wood chips and placing grass seed in the tops. The students will set their "potatoes" in water and wait for the grass to grow.

Photo by Lisa Scheller/Mirror photo

Karley Bennett takes a swing during softball practice as Andrea Korb anticipates the pitch Friday at the TRC ball fields . Practice for spring sports started last week. The softball team opens its season March 28 against Jefferson West.

Photo by Shawn Linenberger/Mirror pohoto

Dustin Torneden, a kindergarten student in Debbie Wedel's class at Tonganoxie Elementary School, paints a smile on his "Mr. Potato" with assistance from school volunteer Helen Reed. Tonganoxie High School student Colby Carter also helped the students make their potatoes, which are made by filling nylon stockings with wood chips and placing grass seed in the tops. The students will set their "potatoes" in water and wait for the grass to grow.

Photo by Lisa Scheller/Mirror photo