Above - Sydney Hall lights a candle, left, as Ella Wilkins talks
about the National Honor Society (Samantha Horne is in the background).
Below – Members of the Exeter-Milligan National Honor Society
front row from the left are: Hannah Horne, Bailey Steuben, Kelsey Bigelow, Ella
Wilkins, Haylee Sheffield. Back row from the left are: Patrick
Murphy, Sydney Hall, Tara Mueller, Samantha Horne, Ashley Benorden and Trystan
Brandt.
Exeter-Milligan recognized the outstanding accomplishments
of their students during Honors Night on Tuesday, May 3.
First, Exeter-Milligan inducted four more students into the
prestigious National Honor Society. Samantha Horne welcomed the audience
and then she, along with current members of the Society Trystan Brandt, Haylee
Sheffield, Ella Wilkins, Sydney Hall, Bailey Steuben, and Ashley Benorden
introduced the mission of the organization.
Inducted into the National Honor Society this year were
Patrick Murphy, Tara Mueller, Kelsey Bigelow and Samantha Horne.
After the ceremony each department at Exeter-Milligan had
the opportunity to review the academic year and recognize the outstanding
students in their subject.
Math teacher Miss Severson was first and she spoke about the
junior high math contests along with recognizing the annual staff and the hard
work they have done for this year’s school annual. She also read the
names of those who participated in Actions day along with the awards they
earned.
Mrs. Pribyl spoke on the senior high math competitions and
thanked the boosters for their donations of lunch for the students as they were
traveling.
Mr. Marr and Mrs. Wahl introduced the members of the junior
and senior high quiz bowl teams. Mrs. Wahl reported on the eighth grade
teams dominance this year and Mr. Marr recognized Spencer Pribyl who had
participated all four years of high school. Marr also presented foreign
exchange student Karoline Knudsen a special “trophy” he found on the roadside.
Mrs. Murphy, band and vocal instructor, gave the audience a
brief review of the year’s music events. The highlight of the year was
the band receiving a superior ranking from all three judges at the district
music contest. She recognized Jack Dinneen with the Semper Fidelis award
with the second highest amount of letter points with Janey Due receiving the
John Phillips Sousa award for the most letter points in band.
Mrs. Barnhart recognized the students who participated in
one-act play production and speech. She noted that two actors, Carmin
Colacci and Ella Wilkins, received outstanding performances at the district
level.
Mrs. Vossler gave an overview of the Family Career Community
Leaders of America activities for the year. The group was busy with
roadside cleanup, their pink out, and orange out along with their district and
state conferences. FCCLA also had several STAR projects qualify for the
state competition this year.
Mrs. Kanode presented the art awards, recognizing the
students who had won at different competitions and those who were instrumental
in making the Family Art Night a success. She presented Brianna
Beatham with the artist of the year award.
Superintendent Paul Sheffield presented the highest GPA
awards to each grade 7 – 12. For the seventh grade, Jaiden Papik 98.5,
eighth grade was Caitlin Murphy with a 99.93, ninth grade was Mitchell Manning
with a 98.95, tenth grade was Patrick Murphy with 99.57, eleventh grade was
Ashley Benorden with 99.42 and twelfth grade was Janey Due with 96.0.
Sheffield presented the Citizenship awards from the American
Legion and Auxiliary to Brianna Beatham, Patrick Murphy and Kirby Soukup.
The All School Citizenship Award was given to eighth grader Caitlin Murphy.
Actions Day participants.
Exeter-Milligan Junior Senior High Band Members with District plaque.
Members of FCCLA
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