Pictured are Josh Meyer and Trenton Vossler in their deer blind project which is still under construction.
Mr. Dean Filipi’s Industrial Arts students at Exeter-Milligan have kept themselves busy with their first semester projects.
Pictured is Peyton Pribyl with his project. He designed the project using an autocad program then transferred that file and used the automated plasma cutting table.
11/27/2011
Mrs. Audrey Betka-Mager’s Language class at Exeter-Milligan has been busy doing a lot of writing. They are learning the parts of speech and applying them to their writing. They have been composing business and friendly letters, directions to describe places and objects, and critiques. They have also learned to determine whether evidence is relevant or irrelevant to the situation.
The Exeter-Milligan Band, under the direction of Shane Whitford, was once again on the road to all three days of games at the State VB Tournament held in Grand Island. This was the third year in a row that the band has been able to play at the State VB Tournament thanks to the hard work of the E-M Volleyball Team.
Exeter-Milligan Basketball front row from the left: Student Manager Brett Kallhoff, Andrew Vavra, Draven Payne, Mikey Bartu, Aidan Vavra, Carter Milton and Student Manager Adrien Mueller. Back row from the left: Student Manager Clayton Pribyl, Braden Capek, Adrian Schoofs, Kole Svec, Peyton Pribyl, Tyler Due, Marcus Krupicka, Troy Kallhoff, Dravin Birkes and Student Manager Truman Milton. Jayden Capek and Devin Harrison are not pictured.
Front row from the left: Cameran Jansky, Maddie Luzum and Emma Olsen. Middle row from the left: Jasmine Turrubiates, Jozie Kanode, and Olivea Swanson. Back row from the left: Head Coach Jackson Krejci, Student Manager Kiley Oldehoeft, Taylor Pribyl, Malorie Staskal, Savana Krupicka, Lily Jeffries, Emma Meyer, Kierra Papik, Student Manager Sydney Engert and Assistant Coach Sara Pella. Student Manager Alivia Luzum is not pictured.
The Exeter-Milligan high school quiz bowl team recently competed on October 27 at the CUNE History/Geography Bowl on the campus of Concordia University in Seward. The team placed 2nd on the day. Seen pictured from L to R are Coach Jordan Marr, Aidan Vavra, Troy Kallhoff, Braden Capek, Wesley Ronne, & Draven Payne.
The Exeter GFWC Woman's Club, Exeter and Cordova Churches, and Generations Bank will be sponsoring Christmas Fun for Kids on Saturday, December 4 from 9 a.m. - noon at the Exeter Legion Hall. Santa will be available from 9 - 10:30 a.m.
Kids can:
Decorate Christmas Cookies
Bring their decorated gingerbread house for the contest
Get their Face Painted
Make Christmas Decorations
Shop in the Country Gift Store ($1 charge)
Christmas Jar Guessing Contest
Transition Plans for Students
By Anita Mueller, Exeter-Milligan Special Education teacher
With the big push to include more transition activities in students' IEPs, Exeter-Milligan special education teacher Anita Mueller took a few students to Central Community College in Hastings for the Industry and Career Exploration Day. These students were able to choose three of the following careers to explore from the Skilled and Technical program areas: Advanced Manufacturing Design Technology, Auto Body Technology, Automotive Technology, Construction Technology, Diesel Technology, Drafting Technology, Drafting and Design Technology, Electrical Technology, Energy Technology, Heating, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration, Heavy Equipment Operator Technician and Welding Technology. Students were able to observe and/or some even allowed them to participate in "hands-on" activities.
This picture is a mini excavator ran by a high school student who just learned to use it to pick up a ball from a construction cone and place it in a trash can.
This is a picture of high school students listening to the college students talking about a career in welding who were already out working about 32 hours a week at part-time jobs while attending college.
