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Owen Musser, Photographer

My name is Owen and I'm a photographer for The Budget. This is my first year on staff.

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Preparing for a free throw, sophomore Amaya Marshall focuses on the basket during a home game on Jan. 12.

[PHOTO] Amaya Marshall leads the Lady Lions after serious injury last season

February 5, 2021
Drawing teacher Todd Poteet works with students online this fall. While he likes to see the work his students are creating as they work, he said he won't require students to turn their cameras on.

[PHOTO] USD 497 pushes for cameras to be on during remote learning

February 1, 2021
In the zone, junior Jake Shew participates in the first debate of the year on Oct. 16. Debate has looked a little different with regards to the new safety precautions and sanitizing,

[PHOTO] Debate season moves to an online format

December 18, 2020
Members of the girls basketball team warm up at a distance while wearing masks after school. The Kansas State High School Activities Association is allowing the season to continue with a few limitations but opted against most drastic limits in games.

[PHOTO] Winter sports to begin with limitations

December 1, 2020
A look down the remodeled math corridor reveals motion-censored lighting

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December 1, 2020
The social studies and English hallways are now one way only, with students needing to walk to the end of the hallway on the ground floor before going to their classrooms on the second.

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December 1, 2020
This stairwell is one of the last parts of the building that has not yet been remodeled.

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December 1, 2020
The new conference room features lots of natural lighting.

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December 1, 2020
A sink waits to be used in a new classroom.

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December 1, 2020
Shelves wait to be filled with students' work.

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December 1, 2020
The learning commons has both whiteboard tables and the rolling vertical kind.

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December 1, 2020
Some of the unique furniture available to students and teachers in the learning commons.

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December 1, 2020
Brand-new iMacs sit in Mr. Saltz' classroom.

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December 1, 2020
With a large projector and ample natural light, the learning commons serves as a multipurpose space for teachers and students.

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December 1, 2020
Chairs and booths fill the freshly remodeled cafeteria.

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December 1, 2020
Students can sit and work while looking out at the new courtyard.

[PHOTO] Campus construction continues under coronavirus pandemic

October 20, 2020
Students will be able to spend time outside without leaving campus using the new courtyards.

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October 20, 2020
A sticker reminds people of the importance of social distancing. Students and faculty are expected to remain six feet apart and wear masks at all times when inside the building.

[PHOTO] Four LHS staff members test positive for COVID-19

November 11, 2020
A touchscreen panel controls a projector and screen in a new learning space.

[PHOTO] More than 75 scholarships being offered to seniors now

February 9, 2021
Light streams into the freshly remodeled rotunda.

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February 9, 2021
Scanning, a new thermometer checks if Jackson Yanek has a fever. Everyone is required to get their temperature taken before entering the building.

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February 9, 2021
Pointing, USD 497 Executive Director of Facilities & Operations Tony Barron explains the layout of the new building.

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February 9, 2021
Hybrid learning is scheduled to begin later this month bringing students back to Lawrence High for classes in a schedule aimed at limiting the number of students in the building. This is a look down the newly opened innovation corridor on Sept. 30.

[PHOTO] Teachers, school board members meet after hybrid plan creates division

October 1, 2020
After a nearly two-month delay, Lawrence High seniors graduated on Saturday night. Participants were told to wear masks and stay distant as COVID-19 cases have been rising rapidly in Douglas County and the state overall. The stands remained clear. Instead graduates and their guests walked through the event at tiered times.

Photos: Graduates take part in modified ceremony

July 19, 2020
After a nearly two-month delay, Lawrence High seniors graduated on Saturday night. Participants were told to wear masks and stay distant as COVID-19 cases have been rising rapidly in Douglas County and the state overall. The stands remained clear. Instead graduates and their guests walked through the event at tiered times.

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July 19, 2020
After a nearly two-month delay, Lawrence High seniors graduated on Saturday night. Participants were told to wear masks and stay distant as COVID-19 cases have been rising rapidly in Douglas County and the state overall. The stands remained clear. Instead graduates and their guests walked through the event at tiered times.

[PHOTO]

July 19, 2020
After a nearly two-month delay, Lawrence High seniors graduated on Saturday night. Participants were told to wear masks and stay distant as COVID-19 cases have been rising rapidly in Douglas County and the state overall. The stands remained clear. Instead graduates and their guests walked through the event at tiered times.

[PHOTO]

July 19, 2020
After a nearly two-month delay, Lawrence High seniors graduated on Saturday night. Participants were told to wear masks and stay distant as COVID-19 cases have been rising rapidly in Douglas County and the state overall. The stands remained clear. Instead graduates and their guests walked through the event at tiered times.

[PHOTO]

July 19, 2020
After a nearly two-month delay, Lawrence High seniors graduated on Saturday night. Participants were told to wear masks and stay distant as COVID-19 cases have been rising rapidly in Douglas County and the state overall. The stands remained clear. Instead graduates and their guests walked through the event at tiered times.

[PHOTO]

July 19, 2020
After a nearly two-month delay, Lawrence High seniors graduated on Saturday night. Participants were told to wear masks and stay distant as COVID-19 cases have been rising rapidly in Douglas County and the state overall. The stands remained clear. Instead graduates and their guests walked through the event at tiered times.

[PHOTO]

July 19, 2020
After a nearly two-month delay, Lawrence High seniors graduated on Saturday night. Participants were told to wear masks and stay distant as COVID-19 cases have been rising rapidly in Douglas County and the state overall. The stands remained clear. Instead graduates and their guests walked through the event at tiered times.

[PHOTO]

July 19, 2020
After a nearly two-month delay, Lawrence High seniors graduated on Saturday night. Participants were told to wear masks and stay distant as COVID-19 cases have been rising rapidly in Douglas County and the state overall. The stands remained clear. Instead graduates and their guests walked through the event at tiered times.

[PHOTO]

July 19, 2020
After a nearly two-month delay, Lawrence High seniors graduated on Saturday night. Participants were told to wear masks and stay distant as COVID-19 cases have been rising rapidly in Douglas County and the state overall. The stands remained clear. Instead graduates and their guests walked through the event at tiered times.

[PHOTO]

July 19, 2020
After a nearly two-month delay, Lawrence High seniors graduated on Saturday night. Participants were told to wear masks and stay distant as COVID-19 cases have been rising rapidly in Douglas County and the state overall. The stands remained clear. Instead graduates and their guests walked through the event at tiered times.

[PHOTO]

July 19, 2020
After a nearly two-month delay, Lawrence High seniors graduated on Saturday night. Participants were told to wear masks and stay distant as COVID-19 cases have been rising rapidly in Douglas County and the state overall. The stands remained clear. Instead graduates and their guests walked through the event at tiered times.

[PHOTO]

July 19, 2020
After a nearly two-month delay, Lawrence High seniors graduated on Saturday night. Participants were told to wear masks and stay distant as COVID-19 cases have been rising rapidly in Douglas County and the state overall. The stands remained clear. Instead graduates and their guests walked through the event at tiered times.

[PHOTO]

July 19, 2020
After a nearly two-month delay, Lawrence High seniors graduated on Saturday night. Participants were told to wear masks and stay distant as COVID-19 cases have been rising rapidly in Douglas County and the state overall. The stands remained clear. Instead graduates and their guests walked through the event at tiered times.

[PHOTO]

July 19, 2020
After a nearly two-month delay, Lawrence High seniors graduated on Saturday night. Participants were told to wear masks and stay distant as COVID-19 cases have been rising rapidly in Douglas County and the state overall. The stands remained clear. Instead graduates and their guests walked through the event at tiered times.

[PHOTO]

July 19, 2020
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