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MHS graduation a time of ‘reflection and appreciation,’ says student speaker

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By Arturo Mauricio-Gonzalez on May 19, 2026 Local News, Manhattan
Graduates stand during the Manhattan High commencement ceremony on Sunday. Officials said 480 seniors graduated during the event. Staff photo by Arturo Mauricio

Four hundred eighty Manhattan High School seniors received their diplomas Sunday at the school’s commencement ceremony.

This year marked the high school’s 112th graduation ceremony. The seniors, families, friends, faculty and staff heard speeches from principal Michael Dorst, and seniors Kelbey Larchick and Jibran Mahanan Kamus.

“Today symbolizes not just a milestone at the end of our journey through high school, but also a moment of reflection and appreciation for the people and experiences that have shaped us into the young adults we are today,” Larchick said.

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