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A night to remember On Feb., 5, 2026, the Manhattan Pops Choir hosted an unforgettable mini concert at Anthony Middle School, featuring timeless hits by ABBA and Billy Joel. Senior Alia Ulmer captivated the audience with her solo performance of “Dancing Queen.”
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A Celebration of Talent On Feb. 5, 2026, students from Manhattan High School made a special trip to inspire the younger students at Anthony Middle School. (Left) Juniors Ellis Lander and K’Veon King, along with Seniors MK Mallean, Dezi Massengale and Alia Ulmer (Right), eagerly raise their hands when director Mr. Chad Pape asks who will sing a solo for “Dancing Queen” by ABBA.
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Bridging the Generations through Music On Feb. 5, 2026, students from Manhattan High School made their way to Anthony Middle School to perform for their younger peers. (Left) Senior Bahiyyih Grover, Junior James Savage, and Ella Chase clapped along to the infectious beat of “Dancing Queen” by ABBA, each delivering their own solo in this captivating performance.
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A Musical Journey Begins On Feb. 5, 2026, students from Manhattan High School traveled to Anthony Middle School to share their talents with the younger students. (Left) Juniors Ellis Lander and K’Veon King, along with Seniors MK Mallean, Dezi Massengale, and Alia Ulmer, captivated the audience with their performance of “Dancing Queen” by ABBA.
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A Day of Inspiration On Feb. 5, 2026, students from Manhattan High School took the stage at Anthony Middle School to share their talents with the younger students. (Left) Junior Graham Brueseke, Senior Leah Herring, and Junior Brock Stevens (Right) share a moment of camaraderie as they prep for their performance.
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A night of unforgettable tunes On Feb. 5, 2026, the Manhattan Pops Choir brought the magic of music to Anthony Middle School with a delightful mini serenade concert. (Left) Junior Graham Brueseke, Senior Leah Herring, Junior Brock Stevens, Junior Jaxson Velasco, Junior Katelynn Sunnenberg, and Senior Collin Casebeer (Right) lit up the stage with their rendition of “Dancing Queen” by ABBA.
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A special serenade On Feb. 5, 2026, the Manhattan Pops Choir visited Anthony Middle School for a charming mini concert. (Left) Senior Micah Pape and Ellis Landers, along with Junior K’Veon King (Right), captivated the audience with their performance of “The Longest Time” by Billy Joel.
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Spreading musical magic On Feb. 5, 2026, the Manhattan Pops Choir visited Anthony Middle School for a delightful mini serenade concert for the younger students. (Left) Junior James Savage and Ella Chase, along with Senior Micah Pape (Right), brought the audience to their feet with their rendition of “The Longest Time” by Billy Joel.
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A Day of Inspiration On Feb. 5, 2026, students from Manhattan High School took the stage at Anthony Middle School, sharing their passion for music with the younger generation. (Left) Junior Graham Brueseke, Senior Leah Herring, Junior Brock Stevens, Katelynn Sunnenberg, and Jaxson Valasco, along with Bahiyyih Grover, practiced the iconic “Dancing Queen” by ABBA, showcasing a solo from each talented performer.
Pops Choir At AMS
February 5, 2026
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Virginia Flickinger, Photo Editor
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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.
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