Monday, January 7, 2013

Exeter-Milligan Update: Art Class



Exeter-Milligan Art Classes by Jill Shipley

The Art II class at Exeter-Milligan has learned the term trompe l’oeil , which means “to fool the eye”.  They are making food sculptures out of clay to fool people into believing they are real. 
The students have made a piece of cake with pecans and bits of chocolate, doughnuts, and a banana split.  The students are adding the glaze for color and are anxious to see them after they come out of the kiln.


Saturday, January 5, 2013

Exeter Baton Twirling Girls



This video was sent in by Jennifer Styskal Faust.  This is of a group of Exeter girls in 1980 doing baton twirling in Exeter. Pat Becker made the outfits. Click here to watch the video.

The performers are: Jenny Styskal, Lisa Mahoney, Heather Hall, Heidi Hall, Lisa Lovegrove, Kim Becker, Susan Rozanek, Amy Luksik, Kate McCabe, Allison Horne, and Sarah Polak.

Friday, January 4, 2013

Milligan Freshmen 1928

This picture was given to me by Agnes Loukota to share.  Thanks Agnes.  This is the Freshmen at Milligan high in 1928.

Thursday, January 3, 2013

Exeter-Milligan New Banners Hung

 Exeter-Milligan has some nice new hardward in the trophy cases and some more banners hung up in the gym.  Congratulations to both teams for an outstanding season!


That's quite the row of banners.  Congratulations to the teams and Coach White, Assistant Coaches Kroll, Lucas and Quiqley!!

Wednesday, January 2, 2013

Old School Days

 This is an old picture that Agnes Loukota shared.  The back of the card is below.


Sunday, December 30, 2012

Old School Pictures


This one reads 50th Anniversary Picnic School District No 6 August 17, 1941, Fillmore County, Nebraska.  Did you know anyone who went to school at District No. 6?  The picture above is not dated.

Friday, December 28, 2012

Exeter Centenial Parade on Video




Jennifer (Styskal) Faust found a copy of a video taping of the Exeter Centenial Parade.  Click here to go to youtube to view the Exeter Centenial Parade Video. Thank you Jennifer for sharing this treasure!

Thursday, December 27, 2012

Where is it?

Where is it? Well, it's a new feature on the Village of Exeter website.  It is a picture taken in Exeter and you have to leave a comment on where you think it is. 
Here's the first one: