Exeter-Milligan Prom

Exeter-Milligan held their prom in Exeter on Saturday evening. 

The Exeter American Legion was decorated with a very classy black and gold Roaring Twenties theme.

The evening’s activities began with the couples arriving in their version of style.  They were announced crossing main street in Exeter with their dates by Eric Johnson.

After taking pictures inside the legion the students enjoyed a brisket meal before dancing the night away to the tunes by DJ Science Guy (aka Mr. Nicholas, Science Teacher).

After the prom ended at midnight the students quickly changed out of their finery and grabbed a snack at the nacho bar before laughing at the antics of their friends and classmates who were hypnotized.  Those under the influence of the hypnotist gave birth to alien babies, lost their belly buttons and enjoyed a ride on the world’s tallest rollercoaster among other experiences.

At the end of the evening the students drew numbers for prizes donated by area businesses.

 

 

Exeter-Milligan Spring Pre-Contest Concert

Exeter-Milligan Music Director Mrs. Angie Murphy welcomes the crowd at the last concert before she retires.

The Exeter-Milligan band held their pre-contest concert on Monday night in the Exeter gym.

 

With COVID the entire band is no longer allowed to play at the district music concert on Thursday.  The band will play in smaller groups and each smaller group had the opportunity to perform at the pre-contest concert.

 

The evening began with three groups of seventh graders playing “Twinkle Twinkle Little Star,” “Happy Birthday” and “Ode to Joy” on the ukulele.

 

The percussion ensemble played Trepak from “The Nutcracker Suite” before the choir performed “Homeward Bound.”

 

The evening continued with the brass quartet playing “Sinfonia” and the clarinets performing the Hallelujah Chorus from “The Messiah.”

 

The audience heard “Alleluja” from the brass ensemble and the whimsical notes of “The Entertainer” from the flute choir.

 

The brass choir played “Austrian Hymn” and the saxophone choir finished with “Air de Ballet.” 

 

The entire junior-senior high band closed the concert with “Alamo” and “Fire Dance.”

 

 

Exeter-Milligan Girls Finish Second at EM Invite

Exeter-Milligan girls racked up the points finishing in second at their own invite on Wednesday in McCool Junction.

Maddie Luzum - 100M -4th place, 300M hurdles - 4th place

Cameran Jansky - 800M - 1st place

Savana Krupicka - 800M - 2nd place, triple jump 4th place

Jaiden Papik - 1600M -1st place, 300M hurdles - 2nd place

Jasmine Turrubiates - 3200M 2nd place

Jozie Kanode - 100M hurdles - 2nd place, pole vault - 1st place

Malorie Staskal - 100M hurdles - 3rd place

4 x 200 relay - 2nd place

4 x 400 relay - 2nd place

 

 

Exeter-Milligan Boys take third at the EM Invite

 

 

 Exeter-Milligan boys placed in third at their own invite on a brisk "three season" day in McCool on Wednesday.  Snow flurries and sleet challenged the athletes and their supporters.

Casey Jindra - 100M 1st place, 3rd place 200M, 2nd place long jump

Tyler Due - 4th place 110M Hurdles, 3rd place 300M hurdles

Jackson Beethe - 1st place 300M Hurdles, 1st place high jump

4 x 100 - 4th place Draven Payne, Jackson Beethe, Daysan Staskal, Casey Jindra

4 x 400 - 3rd place Clint Oldehoeft, Daysan Staskal, Braden Capek, Draven Payne

4 x 800 - 3rd place Clint Oldehoeft, Troy Kallhoff, Ben Bartu, Cade Kresak

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