Village of Exeter: 2023-04-02

Friday, April 7, 2023

Exeter-Milligan Track at Meridian Invite

Girls

Pole Vault - Selah Petersen - 5th place

4x100: Selah Petersen, Jozie Kanode, Alivia Luzum, Kmila Benitez - 4th place

100M Hurdles - Jozie Kanode - 3rd place

400 M - Selah Petersen - 3rd place

Boys

Shot Put - Marcus Krupicka - 4th place

Pole Vault - Tyler Due - 1st place, Carver Kanode - 4th place

4x400: Daysan Staskal, Avery Nichols, Cade Kresak, Jase Luzum - 5th place

110M Hurdles - Tyler Due - 5th place

Thursday, April 6, 2023

Throwback Thursday 3/31/2013

03/31/2013

The York News Times recently recognized several Exeter-Milligan students on their All-Area Basketball Teams:

Nolan White
Logan Zeleny
Megan Zwickl
Jennifer Pribyl

Honorable Mention:
Taylor Erdkamp
Jackie Luzum
Kyle Jensen
Derek Luzum

Congratulations on this post season honor!

Exeter Public Library was defeated last week as was Gilbert's Public Library in Friend.

Exeter Cub Scouts who participated in the Prairie Winds District Pinewood Derby were Mikey Bartu, Tyler Due, Ben Bartu and Clint Oldehoeft. Ben won Best of show in the realistic division for the second year in a row.

In Spanish II, the class participated in decorating eggs as it is done in Mexico. In Mexico, the eggs are also dyed, but then a small hole is cut into the egg and it is then filled with confetti. This all started from the origin of the confetti egg. It is believed that Marco Polo brought back egg shells filled with perfumed powder from China. A new fashion of giving them as gifts grew in his native Italy. It spread to Spain as part of religious celebrations before the Lenten holidays and then in the nineteenth century Carlotta, wife of emperor Maximilian, brought them to Mexico. In Mexico, confetti replaced the perfumed powder. The eggs are made and broken up for fun any time of the year. In the United States, the eggs are boiled and are then put into a dye. Easter egg hunts are held for children in the weeks before Easter. When Easter Sunday arrives the Easter Bunny comes and hides the eggs for the children to find.

Mike Bristol, a member of the Exeter class of 1984 and a Cordova Native , started drawing as a child, and unlike many children, his parents didn’t discourage his artwork, “My parents saved a lot of things that I did, they definitely encouraged my art. I would not have been able to build my shop or start if they had not supported my efforts.”

Bristol’s work has also been featured in the Midwest edition of the “New York Times,” on the cover of the magazine “Victorian Homes,” and in “Home” magazine where he was featured in the “art to watch for” section.

You can find over 1200 paintings done by Bristol all across the nation but viewing locations in Nebraska include several Nebraska County Courthouse paintings on display at the Hruska Law Center in Lincoln, the York Hospital, the Minden Exchange Bank and at Cornerstone Bank, as well.

Some of the students in Mr. Bob Mahoney's PE classes at Exeter-Milligan took part in the Hoops For Heart Fundraiser. As a group they raised over $1,200 for the Nebraska Heart Association. Partipants included Trever Zelenka, Blake Steuben, Johnny Babula, Josie Kresak, Kate Jansky, Chris Kelch, Brock Steuben, Peyton Pribyl, Nick Hayek, Emma Olsen, Georgia Meyer,Katelyn Babula, Braden Capek, Briana Capek, Cameran Jansky, Rebecca Krupicka.

Tuesday, April 4, 2023

Exeter-Milligan Update: Spanish Update

Spanish Update

By Lisa Ricenbaw, Exeter-Milligan Spanish Instructor

Spanish 1 students at Exeter Milligan have been studying vocabulary for weather, seasons, clothing, colors, likes and dislikes, adjective and noun agreement and direct object pronouns. What better way to practice all they worked so hard to learn than having a fashion show and writing season "poetry"?

Andrew Vavra is pictured describing the clothing worn by Tyler Due and Gabe Jindra. He also included information using the other vocabulary presented as well.