November 2005
Photos for November 30, 2005
Katie Delich looks for a teammate to pass to on Monday during the seventh-grade girls' game in the Lansing Tournament.
Allison Ewing rips a rebound away from two Perry players during the seventh-grade girls' 14-13 loss Monday.
Riann Deere, left, Katie Nietzke, bottom, and Katie Smith battle for a loose ball during the Red-White scrimmage.
Jeff Jackson is one of the underclassmen the Lansing High boys are looking to for production this season.
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Tina Silva
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Patricia Charest
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Lori Redford
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Lisa Findeisen
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Larryssa Turner
Kornelia Hensley
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Katherine Hibbs
Jack Kochenour
"In the Country" by Candace Sweet
Cassy Slusher
Carson Morris
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Holly Whitlock
Bella Whitlock, daughter of Holly and Curtis Whitlock of Lansing, finds herself behind two giant pumpkins at the Kansas City Pumpkin Patch in Gardner. Holly Whitlock's photo is the winning entry in this year's Lansing Current Fall Photo Contest, which drew more than 30 photos.
John Schukman cuts down a tree last month for the Lansing Lions Club's firewood fundraiser. The club will draw the winners of a cord and a half-cord of firewood at its meeting Tuesday, Dec. 6.
Jonnie Brice, left, a Lansing music teacher, directs fifth-graders in the Loyal Lansingers Children's Choir at the Riverfront Community Center in Leavenworth. The group performed for the Festival of Trees on Nov. 13.
Ashley Aull, a Lansing native and a student at Johnson County Community College, will compete for the Miss USA 2006 crown in April. She was named Miss Kansas USA 2006 on Sunday.
Melanie Rozalski, 5, reads "Pony Pop Stars" along with her daycare teacher, Amanda Briggs, at the Lansing Parent-Teacher Association Book Fair at Lansing Elementary School. The book fair, which ran Nov. 17-20, helps Lansing PTA raise money for the elementary and intermediate school libraries and earns librarians a "substantial" number of books to increase their inventory, organizers said.
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What are you looking forward to most with the warming weather this spring?
Just getting out of the house and playing with the kids.
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