Exeter-Milligan Jr and Sr High Christmas Program

Jr High Brand

High School Choir and Friends of Vocal

High School Band

Jr High Choir

Exeter-Milligan Jr and Sr High vocal and band students performed a Christmas program on Tuesday, December 10^th.

The Junior High Choir began the night with “Somewhere in My Memory” and “Christmas. . .In About Three Minutes”  before the band gathered their instruments and treated the crowd to “Jingle-Bell Rock” and “Winter Wonderland.”

This year, the two members of the Senior High Choir, Kimberlin Ruhl and Hunter Stride, performed “One Little Candle” and “Elf Esteem.”

The choir was then joined by Friends of Vocal to perform “Merry Christas, Mary” and “Christmas In A Small Town.”

The Senior High Band impressed the crowd with their rendeition of “A Charlie Brown Christmas” and “Celtic Carol.”

For the finale, the junior high band members joined the senior high band members and invited the crowd to sing along with some familiar Christmas Carols.

Guests were invited to the lunchroom for a Christmas Tea.

During the evening, guests were also treated to an art show with all of the seventh through 12 grade students artwork in the small gym.

Exeter-Milligan Girls Lasso the Dorchester Longhorns

 Exeter-Milligan's Marissa Howard breaks away from Dorchester's Clarissa Bors.

 

The Timberwolves dominated the game against the Longhorns.  At the final buzzer it was 49-25.  Here freshman Samantha Horne beats out No. 21 Olivia Plonkey and No. 13 Laura Davidsen.

Exeter-Milligan's Amber Pribyl goes up for a shot with Dorchesters No. 44 Avery Behrens on her tail.

Exeter United Methodist Church Hosts Breakfast With Santa

The Exeter United Methodist Church hosted a community Breakfast with Santa on Saturday, December 7^th.  Everyone was invited to take some time to share their lists with Santa and have their picture made.  After getting a copy of their picture, a goodie bag and a stuffed animal they were invited downstairs for eggs, sausage and toast. 

Above: Joel Vossler isn’t quite ready to get too close to Santa, so his dad, Wayne Vossler holds him close enough to share his list with Santa.

Below: Kiya Songster and her grandmother, Noreen Songster, enjoyed a visit with Santa and some breakfast from the United Methodist Church.  Bonnie Cudaback is serving breakfast.

Exeter-Milligan Students show off their "Cool Tools"

The Exeter-Milligan elementary students are taking turns showing off some of the cool technology they use in the classroom at home basketball games.  The second graders were set up on Thursday, December 5^th and showed community and family members how they use their ipad’s for fun and learning in the classroom. Above:

Devin Harrison shows his grandma Rhonda Stokebrand his favorite game on his ipad.

Trenton Vossler has an audience of his grandparents, Dave and Pat Nicolaus and his mom, Rachel Vossler to share his expert Apple knowledge.