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A moment to shine. On Nov. 1, 2025, Manhattan High School’s Varsity Cheer team stepped up at Washburn Rural for their first cheer competition against other high schools. Junior Katelynn Sunnenberg raised her arms high, leading the team in their electrifying football routine cheer.
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Rise and shine, cheer fans. On the early morning of Nov. 1, 2025 in Topeka, Kansas, Manhattan High School’s Varsity Cheer team took part in an exciting cheer competition at Washburn Rural. The team proudly showcased their featured routine, lifting Junior Emma Wehling high above the crowd, just like they do during football games.
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A thrilling kickoff. Nov. 1, 2025 marked the inaugural cheer competition at Washburn Rural High School, where Manhattan High School was invited to showcase their spirited routine from football games. Junior Katelynn Sunnenberg and the cheer team passionately shouted out their school colors, igniting the crowd with their energy.
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Let the cheering begin. On Nov. 1, 2025, Manhattan High School’s Varsity Cheer team took on the competition at Washburn Rural, facing off against other high schools. As they rallied the crowd, Senior Evelyn Buser proudly prepared to raise the “H,” showcasing our school spirit for “MHS”.
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Game on. On Nov. 1, 2025, Manhattan High School’s Varsity Cheer team took the stage at Washburn Rural to compete against other talented squads. Senior Evelyn Buser and the team dazzled the audience with their dynamic routine, a fan favorite from varsity football games.
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Get ready to cheer. On Nov. 1, 2025, Manhattan High School’s Varsity Cheer team took center stage at Washburn Rural for an exhilarating competition. As they burst out of the tunnel, they energized the crowd with their electrifying spirit.
JV & V Cheer Competition
November 1, 2025
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Virginia Flickinger, Photo Editor
Story by Janie Hilgers
Senior Virgina Flickinger has been on The Mentor staff for three years now.
Flickinger is the Photo Editor, she organizes the cameras and handles anything with photo archives.
In her free time Flickinger enjoys playing video games, reading and writing.
Flickinger is actively participating of the marching band; she plays the trumpet.
“Ever since I watched my brother in the high school marching band I fell in love with the music and uniforms. I plan on marching at KU,” Flickinger said.
Flickinger plans on majoring in Pharmacy and minoring in Journalism.
“I’m excited to get out and go to college. Lawrence is not that far away but it will be a big breath of fresh air. My independence is something I’m excited to gain,” Flickinger said.