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Photos for September 25, 2004
Free State's Lorenzo Ricketts is buried by the Shawnee Mission West coverage team after grabbing a squib kick.
Tonganoxie High's Sam Mitchell, right, fumbles after being gang-tackled by three Mill Valley defenders in the first half. Mill Valley won, 21-14, Friday in Tonganoxie.
Mill Valley's David Woods (1) carries the ball while being chased by Tonganoxie's Kaleb Lawrence during the second half. Woods gained 213 yards and scored twice in the Jaguars' 21-14 victory Friday night at Tonganoxie.
Kansas University seniors, from left, Wyeth Atchison, of Manhattan, and Brian Thomas, of Wichita, put signs on one of two new recycling trailers outside Memorial Stadium. Members of the university's environmental stewardship program are hoping to encourage tailgaters and fans to recycle at KU football games.
Kansas University no longer is keeping athletic director Lew Perkins' contract under wraps. Perkins, left, and Chancellor Robert Hemenway, foreground, answered questions about Perkins' contract, which could be worth as much as $900,000 annually over its six-year term, during a news conference Friday.
The five panels on the Municipal Stadium mural include images from the city's origin 150 years ago to political protests of the 1960s. With good weather, the mural -- painted at left by Dave Loewenstein -- could be complete by mid-October.
Lawrence artist Dave Loewenstein prepares to paint a large sectional mural on the walls at Municipal Stadium, 11th and Delaware streets. Loewenstein worked Friday on the mural, which he said was a collaborative design featuring concepts from Lawrence's 150 years.
Florida State coach Bobby Bowden, left, shakes hands with son Tommy Bowden, Clemson's coach, prior to last season's meeting at Clemson, S.C.
Texas Tech receiver Jarrett Hicks hauls in a pass against New Mexico. Hicks leads the nation in receiving yards per game.
Kansas University assistant coach Clint Bowen talks to lineman Todd Haselhorst during a recent practice.
Texas Tech quarterback Sonny Cumbie enters today's game at Kansas leading the nation in passing. The Red Raiders have led the nation in pass offense each of the last two seasons.
These couples from the Eudora area took an Alaskan cruise Aug. 9 on the ship Dawn Princess. The travelers were, from bottom to top of stairs, Kenny and Wanda Whaley, Norman and Darlene Musick, Geraldine and Jerry Wilcox, and Marilyn and Bob Lindeen. Pictured in back are Bob and Marilyn Lindeen.
Pictured are the candidates for Free State High School Homecoming court. They are, front row from left, Molly Berthold, Cambry McNabb, Allison Yoder, Megan Wyatt, Flora Jiang, Shelly Netzer, Lynne Stahl and Molly Bullington; back row from left, Sam Buhler, Brady Morningstar, Chris Trepinski, Stephan Skepnek, Andrew Fyler, Alex Rock, Danny Schneider and Jarvis Doleman. Jiang and Doleman were crowned Homecoming queen and king on Sept. 17.
Miss Haskell Tasha Stanley, freshman from Shiprock, N.M., has her hair tied in a bun by Caleena Hernasy, junior from Wind Rock, Ariz., before the powwow at Haskell Indian Nations University. Haskell celebrated its 120th birthday Sept. 18.
Native dancers, from left, Alayna Ahhaitty, Emma Spottedhorse, 10, Cynthia Sowter, Angie Sandcrane, 7, and Erin Casoose, 7, chat during the opening of the Haskell Indian Nations University 120th birthday powwow. Haskell celebrated its birthday with song and dance Sept. 18 at the university.
John and Cathy Ross attend the United Way of Douglas County 2004-2005 Campaign Kickoff. They helped plan the event as kickoff committee co-chairs. It was Sept. 15 at the Dole Institute of Politics.
Free State High School seniors Sarah Leslie, left, and Teresa Wilson snap a photo using a camera phone. They attended the FSHS Homecoming football game Sept. 17 against Shawnee Mission Northwest High School at Kansas University's Memorial Stadium.
Representing Capitol Federal Savings at the United Way of Douglas County 2004-2005 Campaign Kickoff are, from left, Mary Alice Barr, Kendra Watson with Jayda Moss, Keri Cheek, Jennifer Oehlert, Casey Greenly and Jenny Morgison. The event was Sept. 15 at the Dole Institute of Politics.
From left are Amber Treguboff, Sue Simmons and Amy Wilson. They represented Stephens Real Estate at the United Way of Douglas County 2004-2005 Campaign Kickoff on Sept. 15 at the Dole Institute of Politics.
This home at 3206 Calvin Drive will be one of 30 houses on the Lawrence Home Builders Assn.'s Fall Showcase of Homes. The four-bedroom home with an unfinished basement was built by Salb Construction Inc. and is listed at $274,750. The tour is today, Sunday and Oct. 2-3.
The Rev. Katrina Brooks, left, and her husband Tony Brooks are co-pastors at North Broad Baptist Church in Rome, Ga. After becoming the only female senior pastor of an existing Southern Baptist church in Georgia, Katrina learned she wasn't welcome by everyone.
Through the smoke of a campfire, Lecompton fourth-graders get tips from Steve Ewing, Emporia, on starting a fire using frayed rope, called a "bird's nest." The students were on a field trip Friday to the Bald Eagle Rendezvous along the Kansas River near the first Kansas Democratic Headquarters in Lecompton. The rendezvous continues through Sunday.
Winners of the FRED Ellsworth Medallion, from left, Kansas University alumni David Dillon, Michael Shinn and Clay Blair, share a laugh during a reception in their honor. KU's Alumni Association created the medallion in 1975 for "unique and significant service" to the university, in memory of longtime Alumni Association executive secretary Fred Ellsworth. Winners are chosen by representatives from the chancellor's office and the Alumni, Athletics and Endowment associations. Dillon, Cincinnati, a 1973 KU graduate, is CEO and chairman of the board of Kroger Co. Shinn, Shaker Heights, Ohio, is a 1966 KU graduate and is a certified financial planner and personal finance columnist for black newspapers. He spent most of his career working for General Electric and Ford Motor Co. Blair, Olathe, is a 1965 KU graduate who served on the Kansas Board of Regents from 1999 to 2003 and is on the Kansas Bioscience Authority. Friday's event was at the Outlook, Chancellor Robert Hemenway's home on the KU campus.
Chuck Cox, Lawrence, gets into the corners of some windows at the Brookcreek Learning Center. Cox and other Cardinal Brands employees volunteered Friday at the center, 200 Mount Hope Court, as part of the United Way Day of Caring.
Henry D. Remple, Lawrence, dedicates granite markers in front of a group of family members May 8 at Tabor College in Hillsboro. Remple, who donated the markers, has nearly completed the project he and his wife, Mariana Lohrenz Remple, initiated before her death in September 2000. The larger marker honors Mariana's father, Tabor founder H.W. Lohrenz, and a smaller marker honors both Lohrenz and his daughter. Submitted by Lucy J. Remple McAllister.
Harold and Jeanne Longaker
Darlene and Glenn Jones now
Pat and Ken Blair then
Pat and Ken Blair
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