Saturday, May 18, 2019
Thursday, May 16, 2019
Exeter-Miligan Graduation 2019
Spencer Pribyl (left) gets some help from
Matt Nicholas adjusting his graduation robe and stoll.
Below - Denice Kovanda (right) helps Kate Jansky get
all of her medals and stolls on just right before Exeter-Milligan’s graduation
on Saturday.
Trever Zelenka, middle gets a lesson in the
proper acceptance of the diploma from Matt Nicholas (right) while Spencer
Pribyl (middle right) and Blake Steuben (left) watch.
Tuesday, May 14, 2019
Exeter-Milligan Honors Night
Newly inducted members of the Exeter-Milligan Chapter of
the National Honor Society are front row seated, Natalie Staskal, Alexis
Turrubiates, Georgia Meyer and Cammie Harrison. Back row from the left
are Daisy Kanode, Jackson Beethe, Brock Steuben, Clint Oldehoeft and Jaiden
Papik.
Exeter-Milligan held their Arts and Academics Honors Program
on Monday, May 6 in Exeter.
The guests and honorees were welcomed by Caitlin Murphy
before the National Honor Society inducted nine new members.
New members initiated were Jackson Beethe, Cammie Harrison,
Daisy Kanode, Georgia Meyer, Clint Oldehoeft, Jaiden Papik, Natalie Staskal,
Brock Steuben and Alexis Turrubiates.
Miss Severson introduced the junior high math contest
participants, the annual staff and the Actions Day participants. Mrs.
Pribyl recognized the senior high math contestants.
Mr. Marr introduced the junior and senior high quiz bowl
teams and gave a brief summary of their season. Four year participants in
quiz bowl were Josie Kresak, Trever Zelenka, James Becker and Kate Jansky.
Mrs. Muprhy presented all of the awards for choir and band,
recognizing each participant. The Director’s award was presented to Jozie
Kanode, the eighth grader with the highest points. The Louis Armstrong
Jazz award was presented to Kayla Geiger, who had contributed the most to the
jazz band. Macy Due earned the Semper Fidelis award, the senior with the
second highest total of points and Peytan Brandt received the John Phillips
Sousa Award the highest music points earned.
Mrs. Murphy noted that the band and choir received a special
recognition as 69% of the Exeter-Milligan junior and senior high students
participate in band.
Mrs. Barnhart presented the One Act and Speech awards and
Mrs. Vossler presented the FCCLA officers and STAR participants and their
awards. Caitlin Murphy was recognized for her fifth place finish at state
speech and her state runner-up in FCCLA star projects. Murphy was also
elected as a state officer in FCCLA and will represent the state at the
national convention this summer.
Mrs. Kanode presented the art awards and recognized
Katherine White as the Exeter-Milligan Artist of the Year.
Mrs. Kroll and Mrs, Kovanda presented the top GPA
awards. Troy Kallhoff had the highest gpa for seventh grade, Marcus
Krupicka led the eighth grade and Braden Capek was highest in the ninth
grade. In tenth grade Jaiden Papik had the highest gpa, Caitlin Murphy
had a perfect 100% gpa in the eleventh grade and Joel Klemm was the highest gpa
among the twelfth graders.
Recognized by the Crossroads Conference for their high ACT
scores were Josie Kresak, earning a bronze medal, Mitchell Manning and Trever
Zelenka who received a silver medal and Joel Klemm and Spencer Pribyl were
awarded gold medals.
Trever Zelenka received the American Legion Citizenship
award and Caitlin Murphy received the American Legion Auxiliary Citizenship
award. Wesley Ronne was chosen for the all school citizenship
award. Trever Zelenka received the Neil Hassler outstanding senior award.
After the seniors were all presented their scholarships, the
drawing for door prizes commenced and Kayla Geiger closed the program.
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