October 2005
Photos for October 5, 2005
Wallace and his dog Gromit star in their first feature-length film, "Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit."
The Lansing High volleyball team was all smiles after hammering Mill Valley and Tonganoxie on Senior Night at LHS.
Senior Casey Welch finds an opening in the Tonganoxie defense as she pounds another kill.
Senior Casey Welch pounds a kill during Lansing's victory against Tonganoxie.
The 'fanimals' made a return to the stands for Senior Night.
Senior Whitney Lozenski receives a hug from junior Kate Courtney during the Senior Night ceremony.
Senior Lauren Griffen receives a hug from teammate Casey Welch during the Senior Night ceremony.
Senior Dana Sanders and her parents were recognized during the Senior Night ceremony.
Senior Casey Welch and her parents were recognized during the Senior Night ceremony.
Senior Dayna Norwood and her parents were recognized during the Senior Night ceremony.
Senior Keele McLaurin and her parents were recognized during the Senior Night ceremony.
Senior Whitney Lozenski and her parents were recognized during the Senior Night ceremony.
Senior Lauren Griffen and her parents were recognized during the Senior Night ceremony.
The Lions celebrated a point during the Mill Valley match.
Whitney Lozenski sets up teammate Casey Welch for a kill during Lansing's victory against Mill Valley.
Dayna Norwood returns a serve during Lansing's victory against Mill Valley.
Riann Deere slammed an early kill during the victory against Mill Valley.
The Lions erupt in celebration after winning the final point against Bishop Ward. With the win, Lansing won the Kaw Valley League title.
Coach Amy Turner, Kristen Jensen and Katie Smith watch intently as Lansing plays Bishop Ward for the league title.
Katie Smith relaxes for a moment before the Lions' championship match at the Kaw Valley League JV Tournament.
Morgan Chiles blasts a kill past a Bishop Ward player.
Erin Griffen puts down another kill.
Sophomore Erin Griffen follows through on a spike during the Kaw Valley League JV Tournament on Saturday at Mill Valley.
Brittney Lang puts down a spike against Bishop Ward at the Kaw Valley League JV Tournament.
Breanne Sanders puts down a spike during the LMS eighth-grade A team's victory against Lexington Trail.
Abbey Lozenski, Meghan Reilly and Rachel Milnark go for a dig during the eighth-grade A team's victory against Lexington Trail.
LMS coach Chris Elliott huddles the eighth-grade A team during its match against Lexington Trail.
Kristen Gould follows through on a spike during the Lions' victory against Lexington Trail.
LMS eighth-grader Rachel Milnark goes up for a spike during the Lions' victory against Lexington Trail.
Madison Brandt goes up for a spike during the eighth-grade A team's victory against Lexington Trail.
LMS eighth-grader Kelsey Scharnhorst bumps the ball to a teammate during the Lions' match against Lexington Trail.
Brittaney Smith goes for a spike during the LMS White team's match against Lexington Trail.
The eighth-grade White team huddles between games during its match against Lexington Trail.
Lansing senior Jaclyn Gann teamed with senior Rachel Darrow to beat Mill Valley at No. 2 doubles, 8-0.
Junior Heidi Schultz extends for a return during her match at No. 2 singles against Mill Valley's Amy Lowe. Schultz won the match, 8-1.
Senior Bethanie Hill teamed with senior Lindsay Parks to play No. 1 doubles on Tuesday at the Mill Valley Triangular.
Senior Rachel Darrow shows off her forehand along the way to winning her doubles match against Mill Valley, 8-0.
Senior Lindsay Parks returns a shot during her doubles match against Mill Valley on Tuesday at the Mill Valley Triangular.
Junior Kersten Probst returns a shot during her match at No. 1 singles against Mill Valley's Brandie Rhodes.
Liu Peibing, left, vice principal of Kaifeng No. 5 Middle School, chats with Tang Lin, center, a Lansing High School junior, and Gelin "Green" Liao, right, a 2004 LHS graduate, during dinner Tuesday at The Overlook. Liu and Wang Kai, principal of the Kaifeng school, are visiting Lansing this week to complete plans for a student exchange program with LHS.
Capt. Jason Holder
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Talking points
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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