Sixth grader Jozie Kanode sings a solo during the Exeter-Milligan Spring Concert
All of the Exeter-Milligan elementary at the end of their concert.
“Power in Me” was the eye-catching theme of the
Exeter-Milligan Spring Concert directed by Mrs. Angie Murphy and held in
Milligan on Tuesday, March 14th.
After the third and fourth graders played their recorders
and the fifth and sixth graders performed their band pieces along with each
class performing a number.
The concert progress with grades kindergarten, first and
second setting the theme of the concert. They sang, “I Can, Can!,” “Mind
Your Manners,” and “Make a Difference.”
During their next number, “Gratitude Attitude,” many of the
students had the opportunity to state what they were thankful for in the
microphone. The group finished their section of the performance with an encouragement
to “Go Be Awesome.”
The third and fourth graders were next on stage and they
sang “Champions,” and “Character Tango” with a homage to their current Nebraska
studies, “Beautiful Nebraska.”
The fifth and sixth graders joined the third and fourth
graders to sing “Fearless.”
After the third and fourth graders left the stage the fifth
and sixth graders sang about the choices they can make during “Side By Side,”
“Too Smart To Start,” “I’m Not Perfect,” and “Kindness.” Jozie Kanode
gave a fantastic solo performance during “Kindness.”
The kindergarten through sixth grade joined together for the
final number, “Power in Me.” During this piece three groups sang duets,
including Savana Krupicka and Malorie Staskal, Katherine Hale and Alexis
Saatmann and Jonah Geiger and Carver Kanode.
Also during the concert, Mrs. Murphy presented band contest
ribbons to the students who participated in the Bruning-Davenport band contest.
Parents and guests were invited to view the elementary
artwork that was on display in the back of the gymnasium before and after the
concert.
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