Kayla Geiger was having a ball practicing for the potato sack race at the  Exeter-Milligan Field Day.Perfect weather made for a perfect Field Day for Exeter-Milligan Kindergarten through sixth graders.
 Parents and family members watched as the classes  raced against each other, running, skipping and relaying.  The Kindergarten  through second grades enjoyed trying out some of the field events while the  third through sixth graders got to choose which activities they would  participate in.
 The long jump was very popular and the younger set  got their first chance to see how far they could go.  The high jump and softball  throw were a challenge for the older group.
 During the afternoon the high school helpers set up  an obstacle course for the Kindergarten through second graders cheering them on  under hurdles, through hoops, hitting a ball on the ground and a mini potato  sack race.
 All the students had the option to participate in  the potato sack races.  But the final event for the younger set was the four way  tug of war.  The Kindergarten, first and second graders were divided up and  placed together on teams on each of the four rope tails.  After they pulled  awhile, their parents and siblings were invited to join in the  pull.
 All the teachers, Principal Mari Lyn Poppert and  P.E. teacher Darcy White were instrumental in organizing the event.
 Throughout the afternoon's activities the winners  in each grade level were announced along with their times and distances.   
 


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