Coaching staff and players of the Lawrence High School boys basketball A-team gather for breakfast Dec. 22 at Hy-Vee Food and Drug Store on Clinton Parkway. They are, from left, Jack Sanner, Bobby Davis, Robbie Wright, Jace Eubanks, Paul Eltchinger, Cebon Dawes, Baba Dialo, Marcus Ray, coach Chris Davis, coach David Platt, John Schneider, Preston Scheibler, James Easter, Dorian Green, Drake DeBiasse, Kenton Riley, Chris Nieto and Rashaad Marshall.
Tyler Pracht, Lawrence, stands next to Toyota's TRD Tundra Street Concept truck at the 2007 National FFA Convention. The convention was Oct. 24-26 in Indianapolis. Pracht is a member of the Lawrence FFA chapter.
Three members of Baldwin City's Boy Scout Troop 65 start a campfire during a campout Dec. 15. They are from left, Thomas Bollig, Ryan Hundley and Alec Petry.
Bob Schwartz, standing at left, Rotary Foundation chairman, and Ernie Angino, right, Jayhawk Breakfast Rotary charter member and past president, present the Paul Harris Fellow award to the Rev. Dick Fraley on Dec. 6. Fraley also received a medallion along with expressions of the club's appreciation for his service and dedication to Jayhawk Rotary.
Members of the Tamegonit Lodge 147, Order of the Arrow, dance with members of Baldwin City Cub Scout Pack 3065 during an Native American-themed pack meeting Nov. 29 at Baldwin Elementary School. The lodge dancers, from troops in Kansas City, Kan., are, from left in back, Ben Knight, Josh Cole and Isaac Marken. The Cubs, of Tiger Den 1, are, from left in front, Isaac Bailey, Quinn Nichols and Devin Owings.
The Lawrence High School boys basketball A-team met at the Hy-Vee on Clinton Parkway for breakfast on Dec. 22. They are, from left, Jack Sanner, Chris Nieto, Kenton Riley, Cebon Dawes, Baba Dialo, Marcus Ray, Lance Kilburn, Jace Eubanks and Robbie Wright.
Several members of Boy Scout Troop 65 participated in conservation work at Spring Creek Park and the Old City Lake near Baldwin City during an annual cleanup and camp-out on Nov. 17. Shoveling mulch to place on the trail are, from left, Andrew Morgan, Jack Mitchell, Scoutmaster John Richards, Nick Hagen, Alec Petry and Austin Kraus.
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