Mr. Brian Murphy's eighth grade history class at
Exeter-Milligan prepared a 10-minute presentation for Nebraska's 150 birthday
celebration. Each student researched a time period in Nebraska History that
they prepared slides to show along with their short speaking parts. The
students presented at the Exeter Woman's Club program on March 1. Pictured from left to right are: Jaiden
Papik, Daisy Kanode, Jackson Beethe, Georia Meyer, Blake Steuben, Clint
Oldehoeft, Casey Jindra, Sean Gibson, Dylan Bonds, Blake Meyer, Cammie
Harrison.
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Saturday, May 6, 2017
Friday, May 5, 2017
Exeter-Milligan Update: Second Grade Celebrates Women's History Month
Second
Grade Celebrates Women’s History Month
Women’s
History Month is an annual declared month highlighting the contributions of
women in the United States. By studying about famous women, myths about what
women “can’t” do can be broken and history is inspirational to future
generations. In honor of Women’s History Month, Mrs. Marla Weber’s second grade
students at Exeter-Milligan each selected a woman, either from history or in
contemporary society, in which to research. Each student created an iPad
presentation to share with classmates. Learning about these important
individuals students can draw pride, comfort and courage from their
achievements, leadership and strength.
Pictured are:
Front L-R: Truman Milton, RJ Clevenger, Brooklyn
Oldehoeft, Cheyenne Krupicka
Back L-R: AJ Mueller, Cohen Harre, Logan Johnson,
Sydney Engert, and Kaylie Schlueter
Thursday, May 4, 2017
Exeter-Milligan Update: Actions Day
Students with their trophies: Trevor Luzum, Mitchell
Manning, Alexis Uldrich, Ashley Benorden, Samantha Horne, Ella Wilkins, Caitlin
Murphy, Hailey Luzum
Front Row: Tara Mueller,
Sydney Hall, Kaitlyn Vavra, Kayla Geiger, Trevor Luzum, Anna Bettu, Haylee
Sheffield, Mitchell Manning, Caitlin Murphy, Janey Erdkamp, Bailey Steuben.
2nd Row: Nick Hayek, Katherine
White, Jos Cremers, Ashley Benorden, Giada Miniussi, Cloe Austin, Samantha
Horne, Ella Wilkins, Trever Zelenka, Josie Kresak, Kate Jansky, Hailey Luzum
3rd Row: Eric Olsen, Alexis
Uldrich, Caleb Horne, Trystan Brandt, Spencer Pribyl, Joel Klemm, James Becker,
Joey Bartu, Patrick Murphy, Hannah Horne
Not Pictured: Kelsey Bigelow
On Wednesday, March 15 thirty four
students from Exeter-Milligan headed to Central Community Colleges in
Hastings to participate in Actions Day. Actions Day is an academic contest
attended by nearly 30 area schools with 700-800 students participating. This
year Exeter-Milligan was very successful in their events bringing home 10
individual trophies. Placing for the Timberwolves were Samantha Horne 4th place
Abbreviations, Ella Wilkins 4th place Genetics and 2nd place Family and Consumer
Science, Caitlin Murphy 5th place American Geography and 1st place Music,
Ashley Benorden 4th place English, Trevor Luzum 3rd place Solar System,
Mitchell Manning 4th place Solar System. Alexis Uldrich 3rd place
Syllabication, and Hailey Luzum 5th place US Presidents.
Wednesday, May 3, 2017
Exeter Post Office Changes Employees
Kathy Stych (left) celebrated her retired from the
Exeter Post Office on Friday while welcoming the new face in the office, Megan
Oquist (right).
For thirty years Kathy Stych has braved the weather, the
roads and the letters to get to a post office in Nebraska. Friday, she
officially retired as the sales, service and distribution associate in the
Exeter Post Office.
Stych began her service in Cordova for ten years as a
non-career employee of the Postal Service. In 1998 she was commissioned
as the postmaster in Cordova and remained there for 16 years before taking the
head position in Exeter.
The USPS eliminated the postmaster position in smaller towns
like Exeter and now call them sales, service and distribution associates.
The York post office oversees seven of the smaller towns including Exeter,
Fairmont, McCool, Utica, Gresham, Waco and Benedict.
Stych, was excited about the change her life status.
She, along with her husband Bernie, plan to take lots of short trips to
tour Nebraska and “enjoy my grandchildren and my kids. We also hope to
catch up with some old friends.”
While she hates to go, “It’s like leaving a family. It
has been an awesome ride. It’s hard to believe I was so scared to come
four years ago. But, I sure won’t miss getting up at 4:15 every morning.”
She’ll still be getting up early to rejoin her walking
partner in Cordova, just not that early.
Stych celebrated her 66 birthday along with her retirement
on Friday. She hosted an open house at the post office during the office
hours on Friday and also helped introduce Exeter post office patrons to the new
face in the window, Megan Oquist.
Oquist has been with the postal system for five years
working in Clarks, Benedict and in York. She is “looking forward to
getting to know the community.”
In her time outside the post office she enjoys running and
spending time with her family.
Oquist can be found opening the post office on Monday
through Friday from 6:30-10:30 a.m. and 11:30-1:30 p.m. and Saturdays from
7:45-9:15 a.m.
Monday, May 1, 2017
Exeter-Milligan Update: Seventh Grade Visits Arbor Lodge
Exeter-Milligan
7th grade students from
Mr. Jordan Marr & Ms. Lorie Sliefert’s classes celebrated Earth/Arbor Day
by visiting Arbor Day Farms in Nebraska City. Students toured the Lied Lodge
and hiked across the farm learning about the importance of various tree species
and how they are used to assist nature and humans. In the picture, the
class is learning about hazelnut trees and the variety of uses for the
hazelnut.
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