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Photos for December 10, 2012
Kansas University running back James Sims, left, and linebacker Ben Heeney (31) stood out on either side of the ball during the Jayhawks' otherwise dismal 2012 football season.
Lawrence High's Alexis Boyd (44) wrestles the ball away from Harmon defenders during Lawrence High's game against Harmon, Monday, Dec. 10, 2012 at LHS.
Lawrence High's Kionna Coleman (33) shoots over Brytani Anderson during Lawrence High's game against Harmon, Monday, Dec. 10, 2012 at LHS.
Lawrence High's Marissa Pope, back, pokes the ball away from Delia Chatmon during Lawrence High's game against Harmon, Monday, Dec. 10, 2012 at LHS.
Lawrence High's Kionna Coleman (33) shoots over the Harmon defense during Lawrence High's game against Harmon, Monday, Dec. 10, 2012 at LHS.
Lawrence High's Bri Anderson (5) pulls down an offensive rebound away from the defense during Lawrence High's game against Harmon, Monday, Dec. 10, 2012 at LHS.
Lawrence High's Jolona Shield (43) is fouled by a defender during Lawrence High's game against Harmon, Monday, Dec. 10, 2012 at LHS.
Lawrence High's Jolona Shield (43) beats the defense down the court on a fast break during Lawrence High's game against Harmon, Monday, Dec. 10, 2012 at LHS.
Lawrence High's Kionna Coleman (33) puts up a shot after finding a hole in the defense during Lawrence High's game against Harmon, Monday, Dec. 10, 2012 at LHS.
Teachers on Monday criticized the Governor's Task Force on School Efficiency. From left to right are Mark Desetti, a lobbyist with the Kansas-National Education Association; Judy Johnson, a school counselor from Great Bend; Karen Godfrey, president of the KNEA; Jarius Jones, an instructional teaching coach from Kansas City, Kan.; Shane Heiman, a technology teacher from Emporia; and Todd Roberts, a third-grade teacher from Derby.
Johanna Mehl, a KU senior from Lawrence, applies a screen print to a fabric piece that combines images from Japan and Kansas, including Buddha and bison, to reflect her heritage of both locales. Mehl, majoring in textile and fiber, was working on the piece in her Senior Studio classroom Monday at KU.
Mallory Qualseth, 7, jumps to high-five her coach Alyn Thomsen before their game at the East Lawrence Recreation Center Saturday, Dec. 8, 2012. Thomsen is a 7-foot former University of Tulsa and former semi-pro basketball player who now coaches little first and second grade girls in Lawrence Parks and Recreation league.
U.R.U.,1113 Massachusetts St., offers a mix of new and vintage items, including locally made soy candles, shampoo, conditioner, lotion and body spray.
The leather Jennifer Fortune uses in her jewelry is primarily from local deer. Fortune is the owner of Miss Fortune's Creation Station, 726 Massachusetts St., where she sells her handmade jewelry.
Festive wear is the most open-ended category. It can mean a colorful frock or a tacky sweater, depending on the party.
A cocktail-length dress (just above the knees) is appropriate for occasions calling for semi-formal/informal or cocktail attire.
For a black tie occasion, men should wear a tuxedo and women should wear a floor-length gown.
Several members of the Clinton Eagles 4-H Club made gingerbread houses to be auctioned off for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Douglas County’s Gingerbread Festival. Pictured from left are Cameron Bohmann, son of Glenn Bohmann and the late Kim Banning-Bohmann; Garrett Hart, son of Mike and Sonja Hart; and Peyton Mallory, son of Mike and Kristen Mallory, all of Lawrence. Sonja Hart submitted the photo.
From retro to regal, Lawrence stores are putting out a variety of Christmas decorating styles this season. A first floor display inside M Street Interiors, 835 Massachusetts St., is decked out for the holidays.
A decorated chandelier is part of the Christmas décor at M Street Interiors, 825 Massachusetts St.
A retro Santa greets visitors to Hobbs, 700 Massachusetts St. From retro to regal, Lawrence stores are putting out a variety of Christmas decorating styles this season.
Oliver and Bow get dressed for game day in Lawrence. Oliver belongs to Kelly Schmidt, Lawrence. Bow belongs to Jered and Lis Shaw, Lincoln, Neb. Lis Shaw submitted the photo.
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