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Keith Bloom, known as Mr. Panther, had his No. 57 Powell High School basketball jersey retired during a Friday night ceremony at the new Panther gymnasium. The evening also recognized PHS greats Eddie Kawano, …
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{gallery}02_24_09/bloom{/gallery}Keith Bloom, known as Mr. Panther, had his No. 57 Powell High School basketball jersey retired during a Friday night ceremony at the new Panther gymnasium. The evening also recognized PHS greats Eddie Kawano, Dennis Havig and Jesseca Cross, who each had a banner unveiled in their honor in the new Hall of Fame Corner, an area of the gymnasium dedicated to athletic accomplishments. Tribune photo by David Dickey For full story CLICK HERE
Keith Bloom, known as Mr. Panther, had his No. 57 Powell High School basketball jersey retired during a Friday night ceremony at the new Panther gymnasium. The evening also recognized PHS greats Eddie Kawano, Dennis Havig and Jesseca Cross, who each had a banner unveiled in their honor in the new Hall of Fame Corner, an area of the gymnasium dedicated to athletic accomplishments. Tribune photo by David Dickey For full story CLICK HERE
