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Social Skills

Social Skills

Elizabeth Thornley, Staff Writer February 26, 2024

I always feel unlucky when it comes to getting schedules with my friends. It would be nice to be able to have time during the day to socialize with friends. A small ten minute break for talking to friends...

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Big Happenings With StuCo

Elizabeth Thornley, Staff Writer November 2, 2023

This year’s Student Council representatives have big plans for Manhattan High School. Plans to create opportunities for students to hang out and for connections with the Manhattan community.  One...

30th Anniversary for “Nightmare Before Christmas”

Charleigh Nelson, Staff Writer October 29, 2023

With Halloween not being too long ago, and with Christmas right around the corner, AMC Theater Is currently marking the 30th anniversary of "The Nightmare Before Christmas” with showtimes. Released on...

Students Engage in Online Testing

Advith Natarajan, Managing Editor October 26, 2023

This past month, students began taking standard admission tests online for the first time. Most notably, sophomores and juniors took the PSAT.  “There was a big learning curve for the digital...

JV Soccer Destroys Wichita South

JV Soccer Destroys Wichita South

Hayden Decker, Staff Writer September 11, 2023

Manhattan High went up against Wichita South on Tuesday, Sept. 12. The final score was 10-0. The game ended early due to Wichita South being mercy ruled. Manhattan scored seven goals by halftime. Goals...

JV Girls Start Cross Country Season off Strong

JV Girls Start Cross Country Season off Strong

Isabela Villoria, Staff Writer September 6, 2023

Manhattan High’s Junior Varsity girls won first place with 34 points at the first cross country meet of the 2023 fall season that took place on Sept. 2 at Warner Park, here in Manhattan. Although the...

MHS needs more student involvement 

Editorial Board October 26, 2022

The following editorial compiles the viewpoint of the Mentor Editorial Staff based on a discussion about the topic.    Pep rallies, sporting events, after-school clubs, elective classes....

Manhattan destroys Lansing for Homecoming

Will Ivester, Sports Editor October 16, 2022

he Manhattan High Indians overtook the Lansing Lions on Friday to improve to a impressive 7-0 season as they beat Lansing 65-0 for their homecoming game. Manhattan came out strong, scoring 16 points in...

Senior petitions for in-school pep rally

Avery Inman, Staff Writer January 22, 2022

A senior member of the Varsity cheer squad has started a petition to get the winter Homecoming pep rally moved to the school day following the announcement it would be held outside of school hours.  Senior...

Debate places third at Spring Hill

Debate places third at Spring Hill

McKayla Clark Snodgrass, Page Editor October 25, 2021

The Manhattan High Debate team placed third at the Spring Hill tournament, while also competing in the Topeka West tournament.  “It was really good in the sense that there were lots of... nice...

Science Biomedical pathway to undergo significant changes

Meredith Comas, Online Editor-in-Chief December 11, 2018

Unbeknownst to many students, the Manhattan High science department is host to three CTE pathways that provide students a chance to advance and excel in applied scientific technologies, such as the biomedical...

CTE department adds three new classes to curriculum

Sophia Comas, Sports Editor December 11, 2018

In light of the new changes being implemented at Manhattan High, students can expect to see certain adjustments made to the Career and Technical Education courses offered at the school meant to better...

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