Tuesday, October 1, 2013

2013 Homecoming Pictures


The Exeter-Milligan Kindergarten, First and Second grade classes led a cheer at the Homecoming Pep Rally.

 The Exeter-Milligan Pep Band Performs prior to the start of the Homecoming Football Game.



Nolan White runs almost untouched into the end zone for Exeter-Milligan for the first touchdown just a few minutes into the Timberwolves homecoming matchup with Cross County.  




Exeter-Milligan’s #7 Taylor May catches the ball in the end zone for another Exeter-Milligan touchdown as #21 for Johnson-Brock, Devon Clark makes an effort to take him down.

Exeter-Milligan 2013 Homecoming Court front row from the left: Freshman Representative Cameron White, Junior Representative Dusty Axline, Duke Garrett Pribyl, King Nolan White, Prince Robert Harre, and Sophomore Representative Sean Maxson.  Back row from the left Freshmen Sydney Hall, Junior Representative Amber Pribyl, , Duchess Kylie Briske, Queen Brooke Manning, Princess Erica Yound, Sophomore Representative Marissa Howard.



Exeter-Milligan Senior football players (l-r) Nathan Oliva, James Sluka and Jesse Hall see who can stack 6 chocolate snack cakes on their forehead first at the Exeter-Milligan Homecoming Pep Rally, Friday, September 27th.

Exeter-Milligan Celebrates Homecoming





It was homecoming week at Exeter-Milligan.  The students celebrated the theme “Up, Up and Away.” 
The entire school dressed up with some fun costumes starting with throwback day on Monday.  Tuesday was twin day and on Wednesday each class from kindergarten to seniors were assigned a different color.  Thursday was costume day and of course, Friday was Spirit day.

Winners of the Spirit Cup challenge for hall decorations were first place to the ninth grade, second place  seventh grade and third place, eighth grade.

All of the Exeter-Milligan students came to the Exeter football field on Friday afternoon for the pep rally.  The cheerleaders planned the event and started with the senior football players.  The boys had to stack six unwrapped chocolate snack cakes on their heads and the first to balance them there won the contest. 

Next the cheerleaders asked a member of each of the sports teams that are currently in action to give a report on the team’s progress. 

The Exeter-Milligan kindergarten, first and second graders had practiced a cheer and led the crowd in a very enthusiastic manner.

The Timberwolves defeated the Johnson-Brock Eagles 76-14 and after the game, the homecoming court was introduced.

Homecoming attendants were Freshmen: Sydney Hall and Cameron White, Sophomores: Marissa Howard and Sean Maxson, Juniors: Amber Pribyl and Dustin Axline  Seniors:  Duchess-Kylie Briske, Duke-Garett Pribyl,  Princess-Erica Yound Prince-Robert Harre, Queen-Brooke Manning, King- Nolan White. 

Following the ceremonies the Homecoming Dance was held in the Milligan gym with entertainment by Music Video To Go. 

Saturday, September 28, 2013

Remembering Our Fallen Exhibit on Display in Exeter Next Week

Exeter-Milligan Schools is proud to host the Remember Our Fallen exhibit in the Exeter site small gymnasium during the week of September 30 to October 4. This is a touring photo display honoring the Nebraska military who have died from wounds suffered in the war zones in Iraq and Afghanistan since September 11, 2001. Generations Bank of Exeter is sponsoring the exhibit. The exhibit will be available daily from 8:00 AM to 3:30 PM and also from 6:00 - 7:00 PM Monday thru Thursday.

Friday, September 27, 2013

Another Convincing Win for Timberwolves


The ref's seem to be doing this a lot at Timberwolf games.  The Timberwolves defeated Johnson-Brock 76-14 Friday night in their Homecoming game.  Nolan White scores the first touchdown for Exeter-Milligan.


Homecoming Pep Rally and Football Game

Exeter-Milligan will hold their Homecoming Pep Rally on the football field today at 1:50 p.m. The community is invited.
The Football game versus Johnson-Brock begins at 7:00 p.m. with the pep band playing at 6:30 p.m. and the cheerleaders performing at halftime. Homecoming activities to follow the game.
Come support your Timberwolves!