Seniors Tess Garvin and Jana Kellogg reherse for the fall musical. The fall musical is "Newsies" where Garvin plays Katherine Plumber and Kellogg plays Medda Larkin. The musicals performance dates were Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.

Junior Tysen Plummer pratices with the sixth hour choir. Plummer also participates in the musical in the chores.

Senior Kevontae McDonald runs in a touchdown for the Manhattan High School Varsity football team. McDonald is a varsity athlete at MHS, at the Oct. 26 he impacted the team and helped them take down the Wichita Southeast team, 73-20.

Senior Javon Peoples runs with the ball down the field at the Manhattan High School Varsity football game against Wichita Southeast. Peoples is normally sporting the number 6 jersey but due to his jersey ripping prior to the game, Peoples wore number 43 at the game. The Manhattan Indians beat Wichita Southeast 73-20.

Senior Zoey Blissett smiles while an American Red Cross Nurse is getting her equipment ready for Blood Drawing. The blood drive on Nov. 6 gave students the opportunity to donate their blood to benefit others, after donating blood students were treated to iron-packed snacks like oreos.

Seniors Noah Applegren and Mason Jackson pose with two FCCLA national officers during the awards ceramony at the FCCLA national cluster meeting. Five Manhattan High School FCCLA members traveled to Louisville Kentucky on Thursday for the national cluster conferece, at cluster all five students competed in skill demonstration events. Applegren placed second and Jackson plcaed first in the occupational level culinary knife skills competition.

The cast of Newsies acts during a scene from the Manhattan High Schools fall musical. TThe musical this year is "Newsies" a musical about taking action against raised newspaper prices. The musicals first performance was this past Sunday, Nov. 4.

Senior Kevontae McDonald runs the ball in for the extra point at the Nov. 2 Manhattan High School Varsity football game. The Indians played against Wichita Southwest beating them 36-25.

Head coach Frank Alonso walks along the field with senior Jack Easton during the Varsity boys Senior night soccer game.

Senior Alex Heidlage cheers for love and tolerance. "Believe in yourself" was one of the many messages the 100 plus students spread in front of Manhattan High School. The student protest was held in response to the Westboro Baptist Church protest, where church members held anti-lgbtq signs with sayings such as "fags are beasts."

Junior Tanya Singh waves to bystanders and holds up a sign during the protest against the Westboro Baptist Church on Thursday. Students and faculty at Manhattan High School stood outside the grounds of MHS as a form of protest against the Westboro Baptist Church. Students held signs displaying their pride and support for the LGBTQ+ community like Singh's with positive messages like "they hate whom they fear"