Marquette Public School - Marquette Yearbook (Marquette, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1978 volume:

THE CUB Marquette School Marquette, Nebraska Volume 32 ' 4 S TABLE OF CONTENTS Faculty and Administration Student Life Activities Athletics Classes Graduates This picture taken in 1913 shows the school bell in the tower of the frame school house. Note the scaffolding still on the brick school front. This photo courtesy of Mrs. Mary Anderson For many years the old bell sounded the starting of school. The white frame school house was built in 1884 on a lot just west of the present building. The bell was housed on the roof and Mrs. Otto (Clara) Rasmussen remembers even as a child the bell had a rich tone sounding like a church bell. When the brick school was constructed in 1913, the bell was placed on the new roof and still peeled out the start of school. The frame school was moved northwest of Marquette. It was converted into a granary which still stands today. After an automatic bell system was installed, the old bell rang only to signal a ball game victory. In 1977 it was removed from the roof because the wood tower was rotting. It currently is located in the vestibule of the new edition. At the present time the school board is considering plans for a new bell tower on the front school lawn. The old bell has weathered the seasons of time well. It represents a rich heritage that deserves a place of prominence - a reminder of the past; yet its presence gives a promise for the youth of the future. 1978 elementary school students. 1911 students in front of the old school. Photo courtesy of Mrs. Clara Rasmussen who is in the back row, 5th from the right. Faculty Administration Association Officers: Steve Jacobsen, Vice-President; Marcia Pierson, Treasurer; Carl Abele, President; Marlene Mullens, Secretary. Melvin Zichek, Superintendent. Administrative Takes the Lead School Board Members - standing: Dr. Melvin Zichek, Donald Peterson, Alvin Rahrs, Ron Andersen. The School Board serves as Sitting: Elmer Jacobsen, Barbara Dietrich, Kenneth Danhauer. the governing body of the school. It makes and enforces policies to help the school operate efficient- ly and to the benefit of all. The School Board meets the first Monday of each month. They also have special meetings to discuss matters of importance which cannot wait until the next scheduled meeting. The six members are elected by the school district for four-year terms and they can be elected to an indefinite number of terms. Elmer Jacobsen is the current School Board president. The Teachers Association is affiliated with the NSEA. It is the teachers’ voice in school affairs. Participation in the NSEA at the local, state and national levels provides many opportunities for professional growth of the members. Teaching Is To Touch A Life Forever Beulah Widga George Harris Doris Dahlke Steve Jacobsen Mathematics Social Studies Home Economics Guidance Counselor, Football Carl Abele Bobbie Abele Doug Gilson Coach, Principal P.E., Health, Drivers Ed., Art Industrial Arts, Basketball Jean Didriksen Girls Basketball Coach, Deb Harris Coach, Girls Track Coach English Boys Track Coach Special Education Larry Decker Marlene Mullens Debra Waterman Music Commercial Science LaVonne Hutsell works hard at her secretarial and receptionist duties. This Linley Berck, custodian, finds plenty of jobs to keep him busy every is her first year at MHS. day Staff Helps to Keep Students Happy LaVonne Hutsell, secretary, helps to keep the school running smoothly. She sells and records lunch tickets and keeps food inventories for reports in addition to general office duties. Linley Berck is a familiar face. He was hired in 1965 and has been at MHS every year since with the exception of 75-76. His duties range from mopping floors to painting to plowing snow to mowing grass. Alvena Erb is another essential person. She has been with MHS since 1963 when she was hired as a first grade teacher. Now the librarian, she takes care of both elementary and high school libraries. With two new cooks this year, Connie Sailors and Corana Culver, the students are enjoying a variety of new meals. The cooks plan menus, order groceries and prepare meals for approximately 135 people. Alvena Erb, librarian, keeps books in top shape. Bus drivers, Nancy Nunn and Shirley Beck, make sure the Corana Culver and Connie Sailors spend their time cooking meals for students as students arrive safely. well as for their own families. a | _ —— - s. boo Seeen oot ee mes weeereces | 2+ eee, E Student Life Tom Sailors and Julie Kauffman, “| warned you about staying out too late, Julie. It'll make you old!’ Dr. Jekyl, Craig Danhauer, works deligently on two of his guinea pigs, Mark Harris and Ron Dickinson Behind the Scenes Julie Kauffman breaks the rule of “no courting in school” and enjoys snuggling with her new found friend Bill Carlson will do anything to get an “A” in P.E. from Mr. Carl Abele. Don Meyer was his own best customer at the senior bake sale as Bill Carlson, Nina Halverson and Roxane Andersen do the work Mike Archer appears to be enjoying his well-deserved (?) rest after an exhausting basketball season 2 Roxane Andersen: “Watch out or I'll blow Abele: “You mean | can’t try out for Mr. Jacobsen sneaks into the locker room for the whistle on you!” Jessica cheerleader this year?’ a snack Mrs. Bobbie Abele: “I was never told by my professors there would Julie Kauffman, Rhonda Nutzman and Barb Skidmore decide to try out a be days like THIS.” new religious cult Rhonda Nutzman: “Help! I'm being held Sue Moderow, Michelle Ellenwood, Lori Zikmund, Ellen Britton, Wanda Olson: “Isn‘t this how prisoner.” Michelangelo got his start?” Seniors Craig Danhauer, Greg Ellenwood and Mike Danhauer find “hitting the books” to be very tiring during first semester M.H.S. Picture Graffiti Annette Andersen and Mike Danhauer share the rewards of being elected Pickle King Queen. Mr. Steve Jacobsen: “Oh, this just can’t be right! It says here a study hall Tom Sailors: “In my opinion the school system should er allow for more discipline.” Second semester finds Mike Danhauer, Greg Ellenwood and Craig Ron Dickinson participates in one of the favorite past times at Danhauer leaving books behind for better dreams of graduation. MHS—signing and having others sign yearbooks. Freshmen Brian Menke, Jim Gustafson and Mike Luff display their science Under the new Spirit Club merit system the boys find it pays to show project. interest if not enthusiasm. — = —e Mr. Steve Jacobsen: “This ought to be a useful item in quieting those study halls and making them a place in which to study.” Laura Menke finds art class to be too challenging. Junior Kevin Griffith was named to Alternate Girls State representative Mr. Carl Abele takes a teaching break while Jessica learns represent Hamilton County at the from Hamilton County for 1978 is from “Sesame Street.” Cornhusker Boys State session in Lincoln. Junior Jackie Hutsell. xa eh o —_— 2 “ ; Le - ? — - : ‘ Hi ’ : 7 : ? i —- Personal Views on Life at MHS = ERS, “a {gee r ; 7 v Bill Carlson: “You mean to tell me it’s only Julie Danhauer: “Oh, Study Hall is my School is for the birds! Monday? Are you sure?” favorite class!” Y ) — . : “yw ‘A Julie Kauffman to Troy Gustafson: “It’s nice to have classmates you Can count on.” Coach Steve Jacobsen and Coach Doug Gilson: Sometimes it helps to have a lot of hot air around here! Bill Carlson: “I'll do one hundred of these things if you will just promise not to take me back to Trigonometry class!’”’ Doris Peterson and Nina Halverson: Eat your hearts out. We get OUT in May! 1977 Homecoming A Success “Nobody does it better’ was the theme for the 1977 Homecoming. To help set the mood for this year’s homecoming, grades 7-12 decorated the walls of the gym. Seniors took first place while the sophomores took second place. Mark Jacobsen gave the welcome followed by M. C. Rick Richter who introduced skits put on by various school organizations. At halftime of the football game with Hordville, the royalty and attendents were escorted onto the football field in Corvettes. A dance was held in the gym following the Back row: Greg Ellenwood, Doris Peterson, 1976 Royalty Amy Kisler, Larry Hutsell; Chris Christensen, Craig Danhauer. Front row: Shelly Richter, Mike Danhauer, Roxane Andersen, Sedrick Jensen. Queen and King - Roxane Andersen and Mike Danhauer. First Attendants - Doris Peterson and Greg Ellenwood. Second Attendants - Chris Christensen and Craig Danhauer. 2d), a lan gas ) adden PCO TELL TEL ie a lie ae vy TEE V Tae Junior-Senior Banquet Holds Fond Memories The theme “On the Threshold of aDream” and pastel colors set the mood for the 1978 Junior-Senior Banquet which was held April 27 at the Bonanza Sirloin Pit in Grand Island. Mark Jacobsen welcomed the faculty and seniors while the response was given by Greg Ellenwood. The invocation and benediction was given by Dr. Melvin Zichek. Fond memories of the evening will remain in ‘a - the hearts of all juniors and seniors. Master of Ceremonies Randy A look into the future was taken Bill Carlson read “The Last Will and Miss Deb Harris based her Nutzman kept students and with the reading of the senior Testimony” for the 1978 Mar- speech on the banquet teachers laughing with his jokes. prophecy by Mark Harris. quette Senior Class. theme as she addressed the audience. The teachers looked as though they enjoyed the program Mark Jacobsen: “That wasn’t Gordon and Mark Harris provided the entertain- as well as the food. very funny!” ment by singing and playing their guitars. Mr. Tom Luff acted as Master of Mr. Steve Jacobsen presents football awards. Mr. Terry Novak shares his words of wisdom. Ceremonies. Athletes Honored at Banque “We Are The Champions” was the theme ts whic h was chosen for the 1978 Athletic Banquet. The gym was decorated in blue and gold streamers and featured two revolving wheels of blue streamers and glitter stars. The meal was served at 6:30 and at 7:30 Master of Ceremonies Mr. Tom Luff started the program. Mr. Terry Novak, a senior basketball player at the University of Nebraska, was the featured guest speaker of the evening. Football, basketball, volleyball and track coaches presented awards and letters to the athletes. Miss Debra Waterman, Spirit Club Sponsor, announced the cheerleaders for next year - Julie Danhauer head cheerleader, Jackie Hutsell, Brenda Dietrich, Rhonda Nutzman, Julie Kauffman, Krista Sailors and Linda Johnston. The program was concluded with the benediction by Dr. Melvin Zichek. The Red Tagg Disco from Kearney played for the dance that followed the program. Mr. Terry Novak, the guest speaker of the evening, tells how basketball career began. Terry Novak was happy to sign autographs. Tom Culver, Mark Harris and Don Meyer seem to be thinking about the danc iss Debra Waterman, Science teacher and Spirit Club Sponsor, 2ems to be showing sophomore Ron Hutsell some of the finer points f dancing. Amy Kisler gives her attention, too. Rick Richter and Julie Kauffman appear to be enjoying the dance that followed the banquet and program. Greg Ellenwood and Julie Danhauer are waiting for the program to begin. Mark Jacobsen and Michelle Ellenwood. hat Went Up Must Come Down - Michelle Ellenwood, Allen Zikmund, Lori Zikmund and Julie Danhauer clean up after the banquet. ar . . ors Chorus-front row: Roxane Andersen, Jackie Hutsell, Brenda Dietrich, Peterson, Michelle Nelson. Back row: Daryl Harney, Marvin Vanosdall, Rhonda Nutzman, Julie Kauffman, Michelle Ellenwood, Laura Menke, Kevin Herrold, Don Meyer, Randy Hutsell, Bill Carlson, Ron Dickinson, Sue Moderow, Barb Klawonn, Barb Skidmore, Mary Johnston, Doris Doyle Bankson, Mike Luff, Mr. Larry Decker, Mark Harris. Chorus Rises to New Heights Mr. Larry Decker followed the proverb “Practice Makes Perfect” and the chorus put in many long hours to perfect the sound produced. RRR Ree The chorus performed at the Soup Supper, and at Christmas and Spring Concerts. They attended the vocal clinic in York and District Music Contest in Fairmont. At District Contest they received a II rating. Also perform- ing at Contest were the sextet, receiving a Il; the duet and quartet each getting a Ill and soloists Doris Peterson and Roxane Andersen each receiving a Il. Doris Peterson, Jackie Hutsell, Brenda Dietrich and Daryl Harney represented the chorus at Doane College Music Festival. The chorus sang in Vanosdall, | Harney, in H | D at Baccalaureate and Commencement. Chorus members Marvin Vanosdall, Daryl Harney, Kevin Herrold and Don Meyer practice their parts diligently in order to achieve perfection. Mrs. Janet Andersen practicing. Mr. Larry Decker and his philosophy - practice! practicel! Swing Choir-front: Laura Menke, Jackie Hutsell, Michelle Ellenwood, Daryl Harney, Roxane Andersen, Mike Luff, Randy Hutsell, Kevin Mr. Larry Decker. Back: Mark Harris, Doyle Bankson, Brenda Dietrich, Herrold, Doris Peterson, Ron Dickinson, Michelle Nelson Mixed Chorus, under the direction of Mr. Larry Decker, performed “What Do | See” Mrs. Janet Andersen served as ac- and “My Way” at the Marquette senior commencement companist for the music department Sextet Roxane Andersen, Brenda Dietrich, Rhonda Nutzman, Jackie Roxane Andersen and Doris Peterson performed “Come to Hutsell, Laura Menke and Julie Kauffman at District. the Fair” at District Contest r- First row: Michelle Nelson, Michelle Ellenwood, Tracy Skidmore, Robin Kauffman, Krista Sailors, Billy Olson, Bill Carlson, Roxane Andersen, Daryl Bamesberger, Mary Johnston, Barb Skidmore. Second row: Michelle | Harney. Back row: Mr Larry Decker, Ron Dickinson, Barb Klawonn, Mark Vanosdall, Christine Blum, Linda Johnston, Cindy Larson, Susan Harris Although the band was small this year they worked hard to get a good sound. They played at home football and basketball games and marched in the Harvest of Harmony and Central City Veterans Day Parades. They showed their talents by performing at the Soup Supper, Christmas Concert, CRC Instrumental Clinic and Pre-Contest Concert. In the District Music Contest they were rated at Il. B-Band, which consists of grade school and junior high, held a Mid- Winter Concert in which they per- formed. Stage Band proved themselves when they received a Superior rating at the District Music Contest. They attended a Stage Band Festival at Doane and pertormed at the Soup Supper, Christ- mas, Mid-Winter and Spring Concerts. Sherlock Holmes, we need your help. Solve this mystery! Roxane Andersen-Harvest of Harmony. Did YOU hit that wrong note??? Mr. Decker prepares the band to march in the Harvest Parade. 2 a a ‘vaiess i= ? is yp ree Stage Band-Front row: Daryl Harney, Roxane Andersen, Linda Johnston, Ron Dickinson, Bill Carlson, Mark Harris, Music Michelle Vanosdall. Back row: Cindy Larson, Susan Kauffman, director Larry Decker New M.H.S. Music Director — New Sound B-Band-Front row: Donna Menke, Robin Bamesberger, Tracy Skidmore, Ivan Skidmore, Linda Johnston, Michelle Vanosdall, Lisa Ortegren, Glenda Nutzman, Rhonda Olson, Melanie Holtan. 2nd row: Billy Olson Ritchie Peterson. 3rd row: Susan Kauffman, Lynne Menke, Mike Chris Blum, Cindy Larson, Krista Sailors, Vicki Berthelson, Tommy Olson, Johnston, Tony Zikmund, Dana Harris, Mr. Larry Decker Front row: Allen Zikmund, Bill Griffith, Brent Sanderson, Tom Sailors, Julie Kauffman, Randy Nutzman, Mark Jacobsen, Craig Danhauer, Mark Harris, Mike Danhauer, Kevin Griffith, Greg Ellenwood, Mike Archer. 2nd row: Henry Britton, Ross Gustafson, Bill Carlson, Randy Hutsell, Barb Klawonn, Chris Christensen, Laura Menke, Wes Beck, Jim Meyer, Mike Luff, Jeff Nielsen, Kevin Herrold, Ron Dickinson. 3rd row: Jim Danhauer, Rick Richter, Rhonda Nutzman, Vicki Berthelsen, Mary Johnston, Michelle Nelson, Barb Skidmore, Don Meyer, Curtis Andersen, Marvin Vanosdall, Daryl Harney, Doyle Bankson. 4th row: Dave Friedrichsen, Allen Andersen, Brian Menke, Cindy Larson, Linda Johnston, Susan Kauffman, Evonne Archer, Krista Sailors, Vera Friedrichsen, Michelle Vanosdall, Miss Debra Waterman, sponsor. 5th row: Jim Gustafson, Russ Moderow, Barry Dietrich, Lori Zikmund, Robin Bamesberger, Chris Blum, Tracy Skidmore, Ellen Britton, Sue Moderow, Annette Andersen. Top row: Jackie Hutsell, Brenda Dietrich, Michelle Ellenwood, Julie Danhauer, Roxane Andersen. Spirit Club Has Good Year Officers from left: Jackie Hutsell, Treasurer; Julie Kauffman, Secretary; Roxane Andersen, President; Chris Christensen, Vice-President; Debra Waterman, Sponsor. They’ve Got Spirit! Although the group was small, there was a lot of spirit shown at games. The Pep Band helped to promote enthusiasm at all home football and basket- ball games. This year a merit system was added to encourage attendance. Concessions were provid- ed by the Spirit Club at all home games which helped to _in- crease the treasury. Another money-making project consist- ed of selling the All-American fund raising kits. The money made from these projects helped to sponsor Homecom- ing activities and the Athletic Banquet. Randy Nutzman, Miss Debra Waterman and Miss Deb Harris are to break each other’s balloons at a pep rally. Varsity Cheerleaders - top: Jackie Hutsell, Brenda Dietrich, Julie Jr. Varsity Cheerleaders - top: Rhonda Nutzman, Michelle Ellenwood, Danhauer, Roxane Andersen. Julie Kauffman. al 4 S aa f Front row: Mike Archer, Rick Richter, Bill Carlson, Daryl Harney, Doyle 3rd row: Ron Hutsell, Mike Danhauer, Jackie Hutsell, Julie Danhauer, Bankson, Marv Vanosdall. 2nd row: Brenda Dietrich, Rhonda Nutzman, Greg Ellenwood, Tom Culver. 4th row: Randy Hutsell, Roxane Andersen Tom Sailors, Bud Andersen, Craig Danhauer, Mark Harris, Don Meyer Mark Jacobsen, Randy Nutzman, Ron Dickinson. Twenty-Four Members Make Up 77-78 M-Club ' M-Club sponsors for this M-Club Officers - front row: Bill Carlson, Treasurer; Rick Richter, Vice-President; Back row: Mike Danhauer, President; Julie Danhauer, Secretary; Greg Ellenwood, Sgt at Arms. year were the coaches, Steve Jacobsen, Doug Gilson, Carl and Bobbie Abele. Among the M-Club sponsored activities was a fun night for which a one dollar admission was charged. The fun night included games, free throw shooting, horse, and other competitive events in which all could participate. Membership for this year included both boys and girls. The M-Club discussed and made plans to adopt a consti- tution for the giving of letters and the requirements for membership in the club. Student Council Achieves Goals The Student Council consists of two representatives from each grade 7 through 12. During the fall months Student Council members sold activity ca lendars as a fund-raising project. A school skating party on December 23rd was } sponsored by the Student Council. Grades 3, 4, 5 and 6 were included for the first time this year. A Muscular Dystrophy drive was conducted in March Officers - top: Roxane Andersen, President; Kevin Griffith, with Student Council members canvasing the Marquette Vice-President; Susan Kauffman, Secretary; Lori Zikmund, Treasurer community. Front row - Beulah Widga, Sponsor; Roxane Andersen, Robin Bamesberger, Brian Menke. 2nd row: Barb Skidmore, Lori Zikmund, Wes Beck, Susan Kauffman. Back row: Barb Klawonn, Kevin Griffith, Craig Danhauer, Jim Meyer. . i Randy Hutsell Julie Kauffman and Laura Menke concentrate Not a ghost writer but a headless writer on the MHS annual staff. Rhonda 77-78 Editor on the task of designing layouts. Nutzman ignores it all and continues working. Annual Staff Works Throughout 77-78 In September the nine-member annual staff began the task of planning the annual and selling ads to help pay for it. Many long hours were spent selling ads in Aurora, Central City and Grand Island as well as Marquette. Next they designed layouts and took pictures. By March 17 half of the annual was completed. The sponsor, editor and co-editor took the completed pages to Marceline, Missouri and while there toured the publishing plant. At awards convocation each member of the staff received an “M” award and an annual pin in recognition of their efforts. A new idea was tried this year. Upon arrival of the annuals an autographing party was held at the school. The annuals were distributed and ie refreshments were served. Laura Menke struggles with copy while Jackie Hutsell helps?? Nina Halverson needs he Ip so Front: Doris Peterson, editor Randy Hutsell, Nina Halverson, Laura Menke. Back: sponsor Mrs. LaVonne Hutsell, Mrs. Hutsell assists. co-editor Jackie Hutsell, Julie Kauffman, Bill Carlson, Kevin Herrold, Rhonda Nutzman. Honor’s Convocation - May 9, 1978 LZ Perfect attendance awards: 3rd graders, Kim Swanson, Michelle Swanson; 6th graders, Todd Danhauer, Rhonda Olson and 7th Rathjen; 4th graders, Belinda Berck, Donna Menke; 5th grader, Brad —_ grader, Christine Blum. Dr. Melvin Zichek presents the 78 National Honor Society members: Bill Carlson, Roxane Andersen, Ron Dickinson as Mrs. Beulah Widga looks on. Roxane Andersen signs her name to the National Honor Society scroll as Dr. Melvin Zichek watches. Seven elementary and one secondary students received awards for perfect atten- dance for the entire 77-78 school year. Honor convocation was held at 2:30 pm in the gym with all students in attendance. Athletic awards for football, volleyball, boys and girls basketball, boys and girls track were made by respective coaches. Musical awards were presented by Mr. Larry Decker. Mr. Decker also announced senior Ron Dickinson as the recipient of the most valuable musician award. This award was based on a vote by fellow musicians. College scholarships for Ron Dickinson and Greg Ellenwood were announced by Mr. Steve Jacobsen. Mrs. LaVonne Hutsell presented awards to the annual staff members and announced next year’s annual staff. The convocation was concluded with the announcement of the 1978 National Honor Society members from Marquette High School. Susan Kauffman receives a musical award from Mr. Larry Decker, music instructor. Busy Year for F.H.A. F.H.A. Week was held February 12-18 with the girls doing someth- ing thoughtful for others as well as for themselves. Other activities accomplished throughout the year included Family Craft Night, a pizza party, a box social, play school, and having adoptive grandparents from Central City’s Long Term. Money raising projects included a slave auction, and salad supper. Many of the girls attended District and State Conventions this year. An Honor Chapter Award was received by the local Chapter at the 77 State Convention. Front row: Krista Sailors, Song Recreation Chairperson; Roxane Andersen, Vice-President; Susan Kauffman, Historian; Mary Johnston, Encounter. Back row: Julie Kauffman, Secretary; Jackie Hutsell, President; Rhonda Nutzman, Treasurer; Julie Danhauer, Publicity. A session on IMPACT was given by Rhonda Nutzman and Julie Michelle Nelson, Barb Skidmore and Mary Johnston display their macrame for Kauffman at the District Convention. Julie Kauffman and Michelle Ellenwood on Family Craft Night. Standing: Cindy Larson, Evonne Archer, Linda Johnston, Vicki Chris Blum, Robin Bamesberger. Sitting: Julie Danhauer, Krista Berthelson, Michelle Nelson, Laura Menke, Michelle Sailors, Julie Kauffman, Rhonda Nutzman, Jackie Hutsell, Ellenwood, Brenda Dietrich, Barb Skidmore, Michelle Roxane Andersen, Susan Kauffman, Mary Johnston. Vanosdall, Annette Andersen, Sue Moderow, Lori Zikmund, Athletics Front row: Coach Steve Jacobsen, student manager Allen Zikmund, Mike Sailors, Mark Jacobsen, Mike Archer, Ron Hutsell, Kevin Herrold, Jim Luff, Dave Friedrichsen, Brian Menke, Allen Andersen, Jim Danhauer, Meyer. 3rd row: student manager Tony Zikmund, Don Meyer, Greg Pete Britton, Jim Gustafson, Barry Dietrich, student manager Brent — Ellenwood, Bill Carlson, Mike Danhauer, ¢ raig Danhauer, Ron Dickinson, Sanderson, assistant coach George Harris. 2nd row: Doyle Bankson, Mark Harris, Tom C ulver, Randy Hutsell. Marvin Vanosdall, Daryl Harney, Rick Richter, Randy Nutzman, Tom Cubs Have Spirited Season Mark Jacobsen (24) gives it the second Left to right; Doug Gilson, football scout; George Harris, assistant football coach; Steve Jacobsen, head football effort. coach; and Carl Abele, football scout. The Marquette Cubs started strong this season by winning the first three games. Their final record was four wins and five losses. The Junior « Varsity record was one win, three losses, and one tie. O Greg Ellenwood was voted most valuable player on offense while Mike Danhauer was voted most valuable player on defense. Elected to All-Conference this d year were Mike Danhauer, first team; Greg Ellenwood and Mark Jacobsen, second team. o The season ended with a Parents Night honoring the parents of all Get that ball! Greg Ellenwood (21) and Rick Richter (11) are football and volleyball players. trying. Mark Jacobsen (24) gets some competition Greg Ellenwood (21) tries for some extra Three senior cubs are out to get their man. On a pass. yardage. Seniors - front row: Tom Culver, Mark Harris, Don Meyer, Craig Danhauer. Back row: Ron Dickinson, Greg Ellenwood, Mike Danhauer, Randy Hutsell, Bill Carlson. Volleyball girls didn’t capture a winning season but they didn’t give up their enthusiasm either. The Cubs finished the season with a record of two wins and nine losses. They managed to defeat Gresham and Monroe in regular season games. The Junior Varsity volleyball girls also won two games, defeating Monroe and Benedict. This year’s volleyball team consisted of 13 players, 5 of whom were returning lettermen. Starters were senior Roxane Andersen; Juniors Julie Danhauer, Jackie Hutsell, Brenda Dietrich and Sophomore Rhonda Nutzman. Chris Christensen and Barb Skidmore Roxane Andersen concentrating on spiking the ball. Front row: student managers Susan Kauffman, Evonne Archer. 2nd row: Mary Johnston, Michelle Ellenwood, Laura Menke, Julie Kauffman, Michelle Nelson, Lori Zikmund. 3rd row: Julie Cubs Battle to the End switched off for the other opening assignment. The girls enjoyed working with a new coach, Mrs. Bobbie Abele and though the struggles were many and the rewards were few, they learned that having fun at the games and showing sportsmanship were important, too. Carl Abele coached the 7th and 8th grade girls to a perfect season. Not only did the girls win all their regular season games, they defeated Shelby to win the Conference Championship. Chris Christensen puts all her power into serving the ball. Danhauer, Brenda Dietrich, Barb Skidmore, Coach Bobbie Abele, Roxane Andersen, Chris Christensen, Rhonda Nutzman, Jackie Hutsell. Returning Lettermen: Jackie Hutsell, Brenda Dietrich, Julie Danhauer, Roxane Andersen, Christine Christensen. Coach Mrs. Bobbie Abele in the back , Julie Danhauer warms up for the game. Roxane Andersen meets the ball for a hard spike. Julie Kauffman attempts to save the ball. Jr. High - front row: Cindy Larson, Susan Kauffman, Skidmore, Chris Blum, Linda Johnston, Vicki Berthelsen, Evonne Archer, Krista Sailors, Michelle Vanosdall. 2nd Vera Friedrichsen. row: Coach Carl Abele, Robin Bamesberger, Tracy Griffith, Bill Carlson, Randy Nutzman, Mark Jac obsen, Daryl Harney, Greg Front row: manager Ron Hutsell, Jim Danhauer, Al Andersen, Jim Meyer, Ellenwood, Tom Sailors, Mike Danhauer, Rick Richter, Mike Arc her, Troy Gustafson, Mike Luff, Bill Jackson, Brian Menke, Barry Dietrich, manager Bill Griffith. Back row: Coach Gilson, Doyle Bankson, Kevin Cub Team Fights for a Winning Record Greg Ellenwood (21) gets a basket while Daryl Harney (23) waits. Cub Greg Ellenwood (20) goes in for a lay-up while Rick Richter (10) watches the resulting two pointer. Hae ; ah d . nm a} ty Ee Coach Jacobsen Al ty Sorsst® ; = � | as a) ; 7 « HwLd 4 “295 ‘ ns x= 4 a Terror of the court: Greg Ellenwood (20). Mark Jacobsen (34) eyes the basket. Second place CRC winners - front row: student manager Ron Hutsell, Mark Jacobsen, Mike Danhauer, Greg Ellenwood, Tom Sailors, Rick Richter, Bill Carlson. Back row: Coach Gilson, Troy Randy Nutzman (24) Mark Jacobsen (34) fight to control the ball. After a season of alot of hard work and determination, the boys completed the year with a varsity record of 13 wins, 7 losses. The junior varsity record was 8 wins, 7 losses. Coach Doug Gilson and assistant coach Steve Jacobsen along with returning lettermen Rick Richter, Mike Danhauer, Greg Ellenwood, Tom Sailors and Mark Jacobsen led the Cub team. All-Conference first team honors went to Greg Ellenwood while second team honors went to Mark Jacobsen. With the close of the season, seniors Bill Carlson, Mike Danhauer and Greg Ellenwood ended their high school careers. Gustafson, Doyle Bankson, Daryl Harney, Kevin Griffith, Jim Meyer, Mike Archer, Coach Jacobsen - awk ™ Kneeling: Krista Sailors, Coach Carl Abele, Linda Johnston. Standing: Jackie © Roxane Andersen, Michelle Ellenwood, Julie Kauffman, Rhonda Nutzman, Hutsell, Julie Danhauer, Brenda Dietrich, Barb Klawonn, Barb Skidmore, Mary Johnston, Lori Zikmund. Cubs Aim for Teamwork This year the Cub basketball girls depended on Junior Brenda Dietrich leaps upward to help the girls rebound. teamwork for their wins. They ended the season having three wins and nine losses. Defeated teams included McCool Junction, Gresham and Giltner. The starters were senior Roxane Andersen; juniors Brenda Dietrich, Jackie Hutsell, Julie Danhauer. Sophomores Rhonda Nutzman and Barb Skidmore traded off for the other opening position. Sophomore Julie Kauffman also saw alot of varsity action. Junior Barb Klawonn, sophomore Mary Johnston and freshmen Michelle Ellenwood and Lori Zikmund supported the junior varsity team and backed the varsity team when necessary. Student managers Linda Johnston and Krista Sailors also helped the team. The girls learned that lots of practice and working together as a team are the most important elements in a winning team. Marquette Cub girls take time-out to get the team together. Letterpersons-sitting: Coach Abele, Brenda Dietrich, Roxane Anderson, Julie Kauffman, Barb Skidmore. Standing: Julie Danhauer, Rhonda Nutzman, Jackie Hutsell. Brenda Dietrich jumps high to tip the ball to Cub team mates. Roxane Andersen breaks for a lay-up. : % - ° ' pal a) “ —_—— � ! Bea oe Roxane Andersen-an opinion on ‘ —T . losing. Boys Track Coach, Carl Abele. Mark Jacobsen makes it look easy. Tom Sailors gives a mighty throw. Competitive Boys Track Team Boys Track-Front row: Allen Andersen, Mike Luff, Jim Abele, Tom Sailors, Randy Nutzman, Mark Jacobsen, Barry Danhauer, Brian Menke, Pete Britton. Back row: Coach Carl Dietrich, Jim Meyer. Not pictured: Mike Danhauer. Sin = tient _— Julie Kauffman is ready % : to start the 220 yd dash ) Girls Track Team - back row: Laura Menke, long jump, 220 yard dash, 100 yard dash, 880 relay; Coach Doug Gilson; Julie Kauffman, long jump, 220 yard dash, 100 yard dash, mile relay, mile run, 440 relay; Roxane Andersen, long jump, discus, 440 yard dash, 440 relay, 880 relay, mile relay. Front row: Brenda Dietrich, long jump, 220 yard dash, 100 yard dash, 440 relay, 880 relay; Rhonda Nutzman, high jump, 80 yard low hurdles, 220 yard dash, 440 relay, 880 relay, mile relay; Jackie Hutsell, long jump, 440 relay, 880 relay, 220 yard dash, 880 yard dash, mile relay Girls Track Team Shows Determination Chasing girls again, Rhonda Nutzman clears the bar. Mr. Gilson??? Rhonda Nutzman prepares to hand-off to Jackie Hutsell in the relay Julie Kauffman takes a flying leap. Roxane Andersen jumps far in the long jump. Laura Menke flies through the air ¢ . = . . F] Gresham McCool Benedict Hordville Shelby RisingCity Monroe Hampton Bradshaw Hampton Palmer Reserves 1 wi Nebr. Christian Gresham Benedict Trumbull Shelby Giltner Monroe Polk McCool Rising City Clarks Hordville Bradshaw Aarquette wMar queite Marquette Marquette Marquette Gresham McCool Rising City Benedict Hordvill Shelby ; ampton adshaw Districts Hampton VOLLEYBALL NNN NNNN NH CO 2 Marquette Marquette Marquette Marquette Marquette Marquette Marquette Marquette Marquette Marquette Marquette Reserves 2 wins, 7 losses GIRLS BASKETBALL Marquette Marquette Marquette Marquette Marquette oojrc0c0coco°d kb Classes s (3 EC Wee . ee ae | We Toby Hahn Jennifer Huebert Scott Jackson Brad Jacobsen Graduation day: Dr. Melvin Zichek presents Sedrick Jensen Kevin McHargue Billy Mersch Jeri Olson a diploma to Jennifer Huebert. Kindergarten—A New Experience A small class of nine found school a new experience. Mrs. Jane Dadey helped the class learn the alphabet. For each letter they showed their artistic talent by making such things as brown paper bag Indian vests, butterflies, tissue ghosts and an octopus. Graduation day was May 8, 1978. The class presented a pro- gram of songs about toys. Each song was coordinated with hand and feet movements. Dr. Melvin Zichek gave each child a stuffed monkey, a graduation balloon and a diploma. Not pictures: David Cushing Song Rag Doll: Kevin McHargue and Jeri Olson. Brad Jacobsen, Sedrick Jensen, Billy Mersch, Jeri Olson, teacher Mrs. Jane Dadey, Kevin McHargue, Scott Jackson, Toby Hahn, Jennifer Huebert. Sa Amy Crosby Kathryn Culver Brian Luff Donna Moore Jackie Moore Anita Rathjen Shelley Richter Kelly Sailors .° 4 Mark Vanosdall oa Allison Vetter | First and Second graders shared several subjects and experiences this school year. A Halloween party was held and at Christmas Time the students spent the last day before vacation baking and decorating cookies. They viewed films, exchanged gifts and enjoyed a surprise visit from Santa. An Easter party was held with students coloring eggs. They joined the Fifth and Sixth graders for a trip to Grand Island visiting Nebraska Veterans’ Home, the kennels, KRGI, Stuhr Museum and Fairacres Dairy. Special class room projects included making papier maché animals for a science project. Life size cutouts were made for a self-concept study. These were stuffed with newspapers and hung from wires giving the appearance of dancing children. During a study of nutrition they toured the Aurora Pizza Hut. The Second graders also presented a TV show and two plays for the First graders. Penny Andersen Sherri Archer Kaya Bottorf Catherine Ferguson Jamie Francis Kim Harris Tamera Heuson Dara Jacobsen Steven Nunn Deva Olson Teri Paup jill Reyner Jeri Russell Valerie Ruzicka Tammie Swanson Not Pictured: Deanna Cushing Katrina Jensen Mrs. Janet Carnes Mrs. Angie Moist, Assistant Third and Fourth Grades An emphasis was placed on learning rather than on grading. The students were to correct what was incorrect. Tonja Jacobsen received national recognition when her article on chickens appeared in the Scholastic News Explorer. Field trips were used for emphasis in social studies. The trips included a Halloween presentation to an Aurora Rest Home, a trip to Atlantic Homes in Central City, a trip to the Fairacres Dairy in Grand Island and a historical tour of the immediate area. Craig Bamesberger Carol Jackson Ritchie Petersen Belinda Berck Tonja Jacobsen Tammy Riblett Ann Anrold Melanie Holtan Robbie Paup Dana Harris Tracy Ortegren Kyle Berck Monica Hutsell Stephanie Nelson Laura Crosby Mike Larson Greg Ruzicka Billie Jo Hahn Lance Jones Michelle Rathjen Lisa Ferguson Donna Menke Ivan Skidmore Bruce Holtan Curtis Moore Kim Swanson Janet Francis Marni Nelson David Winfield Dale Andersen Wendy Blum Lynn Menke Melissa Nelson Lisa Ortegren Lisa Richter Kenny Russell Blake Sanderson Brad Swanson Scott Winfield The 5th and 6th grades began with 23 students but each class had one student move away. Valentine and Halloween parties were planned and held by an elected Game Committee. The 5th and 6th graders attended the Christmas Skating party sponsored by the Student Council. At Christmas time they visited the Plainsman Museum to view the exhibit of Christmas trees and tour the museum. The bulletin board was decorated with mirror art using each student's picture. They gave these as gifts to their peers During the study of Southwest Indians all the students worked on sandpaintings. They also had an embryo study with the 3 4 graders. Mrs. Marcia Pierson Scott Winfield and Lynn Menke turning the eggs. Stacey Arnold Tina Britton Todd Danhauer Jennifer Francis = Kevin Hutsell Phillip Jackson Mike Johnston John Moderow Jennifer Nelson Glenda Nutzman Rhonda Olson Tommy Olson Tony Zikmund Robin Bamesberger Danny Beck Billy Olson Kevin Rathjen Christine Blum Henry Britton Ross Gustafson Earl Reyner Tracy Skidmore Allen Zikmund Junior High— Games, Goals, Graduation Seventh graders had an interest- ing year as they started junior high. For the first time they experienced participating in school ball games. Money making projects for future expenses included raking fall leaves, conducting a bake sale and selling concessions at a volleyball game. On January 21 the eighth grade class invited the seventh graders to enjoy a fun evening at the York Community Center. Afterwards they went to the Pizza Hut for supper. Miss Marlene Mullens, Sponsor LANL MG . -r—- = Officers - sitting: Ross Gustafson, Treasurer. Standing: Chris Blum, Secretary; Kevin Rathjen, President; Joe Andersen, Vice President. Class Officers: Krista Sailors, President; Vicki Berthelsen, Vice President; Billy Griffith, Secretary; Brent Sanderson, Treasurer. Eighth Grade Graduation - Is everyone ready? Curt Andersen Evonne Archer Wesley Beck Vicki Berthelsen One of the jr hi goals was vores OC ete iteved on April 25 when both classes went to Omaha on a field trip. They visited the WOW radio station, Areospace Museum, Henry Dorley Zoo, Union Pacific Historical Museum, The Old Market and concluded their trip at the Wes- troads Shopping Center. Graduation was the high light of the 8th graders. ‘Making Our Dreams Come True” was chosen as the class motto. A white rose, blue ribbons and tissue flowers carried out the colors of ice blue and white. Graduation night was May 11, 1978. Mrs. Beulah Widga was 8th grade sponsor. Krista Sailors’ face displays the pride of receiving a conference championship. Freshmen Wonder, Wish, Wait for “81” High School is a new experience and this year’s freshmen class seem to be enjoying that experience. They’re doing a good job under the leadership of their class sponsor, Miss Debra Waterman. Money-making projects to help finance upcoming events included a box and bar candy sale. They also had a bake sale at a Jr. Hi basketball game. Tradition dictates that the freshmen give a party for the seniors. The Community Center in York was chosen as the site for the Officers discussing class projects - Dave Friedrichsen, Treasurer; Michelle Ellenwood, April party. Secretary; Mike Luff, Vice-President; Al Andersen, President. Allen Andersen Annette Andersen Ellen Britton Jim Danhauer Barry Dietrich Michelle Ellenwood Dave Friedrichsen Jim Gustafson Bill Jackson Mike Luff Brian Menke Russ Moderow Sue Moderow Wanda Olson Lori Zikmund Sophomores Sigh Study Sigh for “80” The sophomores had a Car wash-bake sale on April 15 to boost their funds. They placed second for their decorated wall at Homecom- ing. April 26 was a big day for the sophs as this was the day they chose their class rings. Not pictured: John Wieck. ve a 14 7 a ’ Class officers take a pop break - Rhonda Nutzman, President; Julie Kauffman, Vice President; Kevin Herrold, Treasurer; Bud Andersen, Secretary. Sponsor George Harris sighs! Bud Andersen Sheila Friedrichsen Ron Hutsell Julie Kauffman Jeff Nielsen Dave Archer Troy Gustafson Lois Jackson Laura Menke Rhonda Nutzman Pete Britton Kevin Herrold Mary Johnston Michelle Nelson Jim Meyer Doug Polzkill Barb Skidmore Class Officers Rick Richter, Vice-President; Julie Danhauer, Secretary; Mark Jacobsen and Jackie Hutsell studying and learning. Jackie Hutsell, Treasurer; Randy Nutzman, President. Mike Archer Jrs. Laugh, Learn and Look to “79’’ | inte tistsh Fourteen juniors entered the 77-78 year with hopes and dreams of their last two years at MHS. Shortly after school began the class worked with the seniors at the chicken house removing chickens and again when the new chickens were moved into the house. Another money-making project was a bake sale during Marvin Vanosdall a jr-hi basketball game. During Homecoming activities the junior class did well by having their wall place third. The big event for the class was the planning, decorating and hosting the annual Junior-Senior Banquet. Not pictured: Shirley Friedrichsen. Doyle Bankson Julie Danhauer Brenda Dietrich Kevin Griffith Daryl Harney Mark Jacobsen Barbara Klawonn Randy Nutzman Rick Richter Tom Sailors , SENIOR FAREWELL: Anna Jackson, Christine Christensen, Tom Culver, Mark Harris, Don Meyer, Ron Dickinson, Bill Roxane Andersen, Doris Peterson, Randy Hutsell, Nina Carlson. Halverson, Greg Ellenwood, Mike Danhauer, Craig Danhauer, Seniors Have Thrills, Thoughts, Tears of “78” Senior memories included happy thoughts of all the good times they had shared together . . . a state fair trip in September, all the athletic events, music concerts, the Athletic Banquet, Jr. Sr. Banquet, a Freshmen-Senior party, the thrills of a Colorado sneak trip, a senior breakfast and senior luncheons. As May 10th graduation arrived the thoughts became solemn as the high school days in Marquette drew to an end. Each of the fourteen seniors who had shared so much would now be going separate ways, meeting new friends. Before the final best wishes, good luck and goodbyes were said, a few tears were shed. Even these feelings were shared as a group who had come to know each other well. Passing time going to Colorado-Bill, Mike, Ron, Roxane. Mike and Ron relaxing in the pool while on sneak trip. After 16 hours of riding in a bus, Randy is literally climbing the seats. Mark, Randy, Nina, Mike and Craig play bingo after a day of skiing Randy, Mark and Nina discuss the fun they had on the slopes. Master chef Greg prepares gourmet tomatoes for the evening meal Mark: “I'll get THAT bug!” as Nina and Randy look on. Mike enjoys a snack between meals. Happy thoughts - Bill Carlson. Solemn thoughts - Randy Nutzman, Randy Hutsell. ROXANNE ANDERSEN Volleyball, basketball, track, Spirit Club officer, pep club, cheerleader, band, stage band, swing choir, mixed choir, Harvest of Harmony, Homecoming Queen, FHA officer, student council of- ficer, M-Club . BILL CARLSON Football, basketball, track, band, stage band, chorus, M-Club, student council, Spirit Club, class officer, annual staff, Valedictorian. CHRIS CHRISTENSEN Volleyball, pep club, FHA, class officer, annual staff, Spirit Club, class officer, Homecoming royalty. TOM CULVER Football, track, M-Club, class officer, Spirit Club. CRAIG DANHAUER Football, basketball, M-Club, student council officer, band, chorus, swing choir, Homecoming royalty. RON DICKINSON Football, basketball, band, stage band, chorus, swing choir, M-Club, student coun- cil, Spirit Club. Nineteen Hundred MIKE DANAUER Football, basketball, band, Homecoming King, M-Club officer, Spirit Club, class officer, chorus, swing choir, track. GREG ELLENWOOD Football, basketball, band, stage band, Homecoming royalty, M-Club officer, class officer, Spirit Club. DON MEYER Football, basketball, track, NINA HALVERSON chorus, Spirit Club, class Annual Staff, Salutatorian RANDY HUTSELL officer Football, M-Club, annual staff : editor, swing choir, chorus, class officer, student council, DOUG GILSON a Spirit Club. 1978 Senior Class Sponsor and Seventy-Eight DORIS PETERSON MARK HARRIS Volleyball, chorus, swing Football, M-Club, band, stage choir, annual staff, student band, chorus, swing choir, council, FHA, pep club, class Spirit Club, class officer, pep officer, Homecoming royalty, band, honor band, honor honor choir, Doane honor choir. choir ANNA JACKSON Volleyball, FHA, basketball, pep club, M-Club. Graduation The Class of 1978 held gradua- tion services on May 10, 1978 with the class motto “Cherish Yesterday, Live Today, Dream Tomorrow”. The colors were dark blue and light blue and along stemmed white rose was chosen as the class flower. Randy Nutzman and Julie Danhauer were escorts. Nina Halverson and Bill Carlson spoke, followed by Dr. Melvin Zichek’s charge to the class. Diplomas were presented by Mr. Elmer Jacobsen. IL Nina Halverson, Class Salutatorian, addresses @)y . Bill Carlson speaks to the audience as Class the audience. . Valedictorian The Class of 1978-sitting: Roxane Marie Andersen, Christine Louise Culver, Ronny Eugene Dickinson, Michael Roy Danhauer, Delbert Christensen, Nina Martha Halverson, Doris Dee Peterson, Anna Marie Craig Danhauer, Gregory James Ellenwood, Mark Allen Harris and Billy Jackson. Standing: Randall Lee Hutsell, Don Carl Meyer, Thomas Dale _Joel Carlson. Ads First National Bank Marquette, Nebraska Phone: 854-2221 FERGUSON INSURANCE AGENCY When The Farmer Needs A Friend = Member FDIC S— B.J..S DISCOUNT PHARMACY 1212 13th Street STAN ALLEN MOTORS, Aurora, Nebr. 68818 INC. 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Justice Pharmacy G. L. Osborn D.D.S., P.C. 218 W 2nd Street Grand Island, Nebraska LAFAYETTE BEAUTY SALON 309 G Street Central City, NE Ph. 308-946-2731 CLARK LEACH INSURANCE 1102 13th St. Aurora, Nebraska AURORA FLORAL 1211 M Street Aurora, Nebraska CARLSON RADIO TV 1209 12th Street Aurora, Nebraska STEEL CONSTRUCTION, INC. Leonard Halverson Box 439 Aurora, Nebraska BILL’S VOLUME SALES INC. East Hwy 30 Central City, NE 68826 HESSELGESSER MOTOR CO. Central City, NE 68826 Ph. 308-946-2491 JIM’S G. W. FOODS AURORA CO-OP ELEVATOR Finest food produced in town Aurora - Marquette - Murphy Aurora - Central City Nebraska Nebraska The Store Where... You and Quality Are 1 Best Deal in the Country STATE FARM INSURANCE Mel Hadenfeldt, Agent 1312-L St., Box 207 Aurora, Nebr. 68818 Phone: Off. 694-6181 or 694-6182 Res. 694-3685 STATE FARM INSURANCE Congratulations Graduates. . . From the People at ROBERTS FAIRACRES FOODS Grand Island, Nebraska MARQUETTE LUMBER CO. Lumber - Hardware - Paint Component Walls - Trusses Marquette, Nebraska Ph. 402-854-3136 Ron Aller - Owner Ph. 854-2512 THE LUMBARD-LESCHINSKY STUDIO 107-111 East Third Street Grand Island, Nebraska Phone 382-8800 REPUBLICAN-NONPAREIL 1609 17th Ave. Central City, NE 68826 COMMUNITY SALES Elmer Galusha and Sons Central City, NE CENTRAL BANK Member FDIC Central City, Nebraska AG - LAND EQUIP., INC. Box 119, West Hwy 30 Central City, NE 68826 Ph. 308-946-3041 GEREN REXALL DRUG Russell Stovers Candy Central City, NE REDMAN’S SHOES Aurora Central City 1219 M. St. 1613 16th St. MONTGOMERY WARD CATALOG STORE Klawonn Agency 1207 M Street Aurora, Nebraska NIELSEN RADIO-TV 1610 17th St. Central City, NE 68826 Ph. 308-946-2071 O.K. TIRES STORE INC. West Hwy 30 Central City, NE Ph. 308-946-3043 PADDOCK SIDING FARM SERVICE Rt. 1 West Hwy. 30 Central City, NE 68826 Ph. 308-946-3064 HAITH MOTOR COMPANY East Hwy 30 Central City, NE THE FARMERS’ NATIONAL BANK Central City, NE 68826 Ph. 308-946-3031 LUCKY’S GAMBLES STORE East Side of Square Aurora, NE RED WHITE 1120 11th St. Aurora, Nebraska Ph. 694-3151 Last Layouts! Last Pictures! Last Deadline!!! And with this final page the 1978 Annual Staff would like to make some acknowledgments. A thank you to the Aurora News Register for the use of their pictures. A thank you, too, to Troy Gustafson for his art work. A special thanks goes to Bailey Studio in Grand Island and to LaVern and Steve Fuller for their time and patience in taking the photographs for this year’s annual. And last but not least a thank you to all the advertisers. It was that extra support that helped make possible the use of full-colored pages in this year’s annual, something never before used in the “CUB”. 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