Marquette Public School - Marquette Yearbook (Marquette, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1979 volume:

EAE pv gig Hb ce rece Dap Gath ye Peet “yn i. ed | : aS +ha Wa ” THE CUB 79 Marquette Schools Marquette, Nebraska Volume 33 We Remember the feeling of being all alone Senior Jackie Hutsell, alone and lost in memories that were formed over the past thirteen years at MHS We Remember the feeling of being so small and everyone else being so-o-o very tall! “We Remember.. . We Remember the confusion of the lunch line and the searching halls for unknown rooms the lost feeling. the fear of being late We Remember making friends and the smiling faces of those that shared special moments We Remember all these memories from over the years and as we share our last moments, we wonder how we can leave this special group to which we belong NA TD 4 at mehr ha RS Noa dd ah dos ” ® Fall Activ Mrs. LaVonne Hutsell is school secretary. This is her second year here. Administration Dr. Melvin E. Zichek has been the superintendent at Marquette Consolidated Schools since 1963. Dr. Zichek is a person who is easy to talk to and is very interested in school activities. His responsibilities are many and he puts a lot of effort into them. The annual st aff wishes Dr. Zichek well in his future endeavors. The students and faculty as well as the community will miss his presence. Marquette School Board Members - Superintendent Dr. Melvin E. Zichek takes a moment from his book work. sitting: President Ron Andersen, Secretary Mrs. Barbara Dietrich and Treasurer Kenneth Danhauer. Standing: Superintendent Melvin Zichek, David Vetter, Jim Luff and Lanny Menke. 7] Steve Jacobsen Jean Didriksen Beulah Widga George Harris ... Lleachers We Admired Teachers We Endured... Memories would not be complete without Marquette High School teachers. Each teacher contributed to the learning process and future success of each student. a a Debra Stranberg Teachers’ Association Officers: Marcia Pierson, Debra Stranberg and Steve Jacobsen. Not pictured - Janet Carnes. Above: Shirley Andersen Above: Deb Harris Below: Doug Gilson Carol Malcolm Bobbie Abele Below: Carl Abele Mrs. Alvena Erb, Librarian Personnel With the exception of 75-76, Mr. Linley Berck has been at Marquette Schools since 1965. He has been a handy-man, helping anyone who needed help. After everyone else had gone home, he would clean the school. When Dr. Zichek was at meetings, Lin drove the kindergarteners home. If anybody needed something fixed Lin was there to help. His presence will be missed by both faculty and students. Everybody's friend: Mr. Linley Berck and the kindergarteners. Marquette School Cooks: Mrs. Corana Culver Mrs. Connie Sailors. For custodian Mr. Linley Berck the work is never finished. Bus Drivers: Mrs. Nancy Nunn and Mrs. Shirley Beck. peer, Bhat bad . Sree A be Serene —_ or “i “ : “Sa Shoal as We one Probasco x ; as Sy a On Classes Jason Christensen, Lonnie Jones, Amanda Carmen, Peggy Swanson. Scott Jackson, Mrs. Jane Dadey. “We Remember ... Starting School- Everything Was New” Six kindergarteners learned many new things their first year at school. They enjoyed studying the ABC's, working in letter books and painting pictures. Another fun project was making puppets. Two field trips were conducted in connection with their letterbooks. After learning the letter “N’ they visited the Aurora News Register to learn about newspapers. A trip to the Pizza Hut helped them to learn about the letter “P’’. Each student helped make a pizza and when it was finished baking they enjoyed eating it. Kindergarten graduation for the six students was held on the afternoon of May 14, 1979. The class presented a program and each student was given a diploma promoting them into the . lechiias first grade. i Levi Peggy Mrs. Jane Dadey, Teacher Reyner Swanson Toby Hahn Jenny Huebert Kevin McHargue Billy Mersch Brad Jacobsen Jerri Olson Sedrick Jensen Kim VanBibber “We Remember... Learning Reading and Writing.” First and second graders learned a great deal about plants and soil. Mr. David Vetter gave a talk about different soils. One experiment was raising plants under different growing conditions. The classes visited the Aurora Greenhouse where each student received a plant. Pen pals in Plant City, Florida exchanged letters, cards and Christmas greetings. They participated in a National Weekly Reader balloon contest. Fifty balloons were filled with air and contained Marquette addresses. The balloons were released; the object was to see which balloon would go the greatest distance. Miss Barbara Shroyer, Teacher. Kaya Bottorf Kathy Culver Brian Luff Donna Moore Jacky Moore Lisa Pritchett Anita Rathjen Cassie Richard Shelly Richter Kelly Sailors Mark Vanosdall Allison Vetter P. Andersen S. Archer C. Ferguson K. Harris T. Heuson D. Jacobsen K. Jensen D. Olson T. Paup J. Reyner V. Ruzicka J. Russell T. Swanson P. VanBibber “We Remember. . . Learning To Multiply Divide Third and fourth graders enjoyed several field trips. One trip to the Grand Island weather station culminated a weather unit. Another trip was to Bethesda nursing home to present a Christmas program using large murals created by the students. Both classes enjoyed preparing nutritious snacks while studying a health unit. Fourth graders took mini trips during a Nebraska study unit. Indian artifacts were created during a - Nebraska plains Indian course. } ; = Mrs. Janet Carnes, Teacher Third Fourth Grade enjoying art class. K. Berck B. Hahn B. J. Holtan M. Hutsell L. Jones S. Nelson C. Moore M. Rathjen K. Swanson Mrs. Marcia Pierson, Teacher Fifth and sixth graders created candles as Christmas gifts for their parents. On Valentines day a pinata filled with candy was enjoyed. A special treat was viewing the solar eclipse with shadow boxes provided by the school. On May 4 both classes traveled to Hastings for their C. Bamesberger 8B. Berck L. Ferguson D. Harris M. Holtan C. Jackson annual field trip. T. Jacobsen M. Larson S. Manka D. Menke M. Nelson T. Ortegren R. Paup R. Petersen T. Riblett G. Ruzicka |. Skidmore D. Winfield Science Experiments-Some Successful, Some Not!!” D. Andersen W. Blum L. Menke M. Nelson L. Ortegren Sth 6th Graders hang a pifata. K. Russell B. Sanderson D. Saum B. Swanson S. Winfield Se venth graders concentrated mostly on money making projects and decided to save their money for future years. They had concessions at two jr. high games. Besides bringing baked goods from home, they made brow- nies, popcorn and carameled apples in home ec. They also sold Current stationery and greeting cards. Todd Danhauer's father spon- sored a class sledding party in their pasture in February. The seventh grade class also held a party at the Community Center in York. Seventh graders listening to a bulletin read by their sponsor Mrs. Carol Malcolm. Todd Danhauer, President; Mike Johnston. Treasurer: Tony Zikmund, V President; Rhonda Olson, Secretary. “We Remember... td : a Sis : Todd Danhauer Kevin Hutsell Phil Jackson Mike Johnston John Moderow Glenda Nutzman Rhonda Olson Tommy Olson Tony Zikmund Fund raising projects for the eighth grade class included selling candy, conducting concession stands at the junior high games and a bake sale. The 8th graders were involved in the magazine sale campaign again this year. On March [6th the class enjoyed an evening of fun at the Community Center in York. They topped the evening off with lunch before returning home. The big event of the year occurred on the evening of May | 7th when the fourteen members of the class received their diplomas. V. Pres. Earl Reyner, Treas. Ross Gustafson, Sec. Bill Olson; not pictured Pres. Al Zikmund The Excitement Of Junior High.” Joe Andersen Robin Bamesberger Dan Beck Chris Blum Ross Gustafson Bill Olson Kevin Rathjen Earl Reyner Tracy Skidmore Billy Manka Marlena Nelson Khristi VanBibber Mrs. Beulah Widga. Sponsor Tammy Saum Al Zikmund Mrs. Debra Stranberg Freshman Class Officers: Cindy Larson, Secretary; Curt Andersen, Treasurer; Krista Sailors. Vice President; and Freshman Sponsor Linda Johnston, President are really in the ‘swing’ of it. “We Remember . . . that First Year of High School.” The Freshman Class sold candy bars and boxes of sponsored a Freshman-Senior party to show their candy as a means of raising money. They also had appreciation of the seniors. The two classes went bowling concessions at the junior high volleyball games and at in Grand Island and enjoyed a lunch after bowling. senior high girls basketball games. On May 4 the class Curt Andersen Evonne Archer Wes Beck Vera Friedrichsen Bill Griffith Linda Johnston Susan Kauffman Cindy Larson Krista Sailors Brent Sanderson Jim VanBibber Michelle Vanosdall ‘ Allen Andersen Jim Gustafson Wanda Olson sal i £ REESE 3 | Annette Andersen Bill Jackson Lori Zikmund i eh Jim Danhauer Barry Dietrich Michelle Ellenwood Mike Luff Brian Menke Russ Moderow Dave Friedrichsen Sue Moderow Sophomores Take A Break The Sophomore Class under the sponsorship of Mr. Doug Gilson, enjoyed a rather easy year as far as extra activities. Their only fund-raising project consisted of a bake sale at one of the senior high girls’ basketball games. They did not have a class party this year. Sophomore Class Officers: Dave Friedrichsen, Treasurer: Brian Menke, President: Michelle Ellenwood. Vice President: and Lori Zikmund, Secretary enjoy the view of the school yard. Doug Gilson OY titieg ie = Fe we pat” 3 Mr. George Harris, Junior Sponsor V.Pres. Troy Gustafson. Treas. Michelle Nelson, Pres. Julie Kauffman, Sec. Laura Menke. “We Remember. . . Planning The Jr-Sr Banquet” The Junior Class was busy Dave Archer Sheila Friedrichsen Troy Gustafson Ron Hutsell ; : : Lois Jackson Mary Johnston Julie Kauffman Laura Menke with money making projects and Jim Meyer Rhonda Nutzman Michelle Nelson Barb Skidmore planning the Junior-Senior Ban- quet. They had bake sales for junior high volleyball games and senior high girls’ basketball games. There was a bake sale, car wash and slave days in the fall. Again in spring they had slave days and helped carry out chickens from the Marquette Chicken House. All these projects were necessary to finance the Junior-Senior Banquet and to put aside money for their own senior activities next year. The Banquet was held on April 26 at the Bonanza Steak House in Grand Island. This an nual event was hosted by the juniors to honor the 1979 Mar- quette senior class. Pore rr h oe sir reteset ivities Act Student Council Mike Archer Student Council Members: Front row. Wanda Olson, Evonne Archer, Tammy Saum, Billy Manka. John Moderow. Kevin Hutsell. Brenda Mean Gene the Dietrich. Mark Jacobsen, Mrs. Beulah Widga. Sponsor. Back row, Barry Dietrich, Ron Hutsell, Bill Griffith and Barb Skidmore Dancing Ma- chine. Barb Skidmore. Sec Treas.:; Mark Jacobsen. V. Pres.; Brenda Dietrich. Pres. Calendar fund raising: Ron Hutsell, Barry Dietrich, Mrs. Widga, Wanda Olson. Student Council Sponsored Christmas Gong Show: Above. Tony Zikmund, 7th grade skit; below. Troy Gustafson, Rhonda Nutzman. Brian Menke, Jackie Hutsell, Al Andersen, Julie Danhauer. Tom Sailors. Spirit Club skit. 1978-79 M-Club Officers: Senior Jackie Hutsell. Vice President; Junior Julie Kauffman, Secretary and Treasurer: Senior Mark Jacobsen. Nutzman, Sergeant at Arms. Skit: Mike Luff. Doug Gilson, Allen Andersen, Brian Menke. President; and Senior Randy . . . [he Good Times At Meetings.” The 1978-79 M-Club had twenty-seven members. In order to become a member a student, either a boy or a girl, must letter in a competitive sport during the current school year. Front row: Mike Luff. Troy Gustafson. Mark Jacobsen. Mike Archer. Tom Sailors, Barry Dietrich, Allen Andersen. Jim VanBibber, Coach Carl Abele. 2nd row: Jim Meyer. Doyle Bankson. Marvin Vanosdall, Daryl Harney. Rhonda Nutzman, Julie Danhauer. Michelle Mlenwood, Ron Hutsell, Julie Kauffman, At one of the pep rallies the M-Club participated in a skit. Coach Doug Gilson portrayed W. C. Fields who conducted a tour through a wax museum. Members acted the parts of battered opponents. Barb Skidmore. Coach Doug Gilson. 3rd row: Brian Menke, Jackie Hutsell, Randy Nutzman, Brenda Dietrich. Kevin Griffith, Krista Sailors. Cindy Larson. Barb Klawonn and Coach Steve Jacobsen. Not pictured: Brent Sanderson. First row: Jackie Hutsell, Julie Kauffman, Julie Danhauer, Krista Sailors. Rhonda Nutzman, Linda Johnston, Brenda Dietrich. Troy Gustafson, Mike Archer. 2nd row: Tom Olson, Mike Johnston, John Moderow, Kevin Hutsell. Barb Klawonn, Tom Sailors. Ron Hutsell, Randy Nutzman. Mark Jacobsen, Marvin Vanosdall, Daryl Harney, Doyle Bankson. 3rd row: Tony Zikmund, Todd Danhauer, Laura Menke, Michelle Ellenwood, Susan Kauffman, Brian Menke, Evonne Archer, Cindy Larson, Vera Friedrichsen, Michelle Vanosdall, Wanda Olson. 4th row: Bill Olson. Jim Meyer. Mike Luff, Brent Sanderson, Billy Griffith, Allen Andersen, Russ Moderow, Jim VanBibber, Wes Beck, Curt Andersen. 5th row: Barb Skidmore. Michelle Nelson. Bill Manka, Ross Gustafson, Dan Beck, Dave Friedrichsen, Jim Gustafson, Jim Danhauer. Barry Dietrich, Lori Zikmund. 6th row: Sue Moderow, Annette Andersen, Marlena Nelson, Rhonda Olson, Robin Bamesberger, Glenda Nutzman, Tammy Saum, Tracy Skidmore, Chris Blum, Mrs. Deb Stranberg. Varsity Cheerleaders: Sitting, Jackie Hutsell, Brenda Dietrich. Standing, Rhonda Nutzman, Julie Danhauer. aad () “aS e jr - = is a 7 | as s ; ; y ; J.V. Cheerleaders - Julie Kauffman, Linda Johnston, Krista Sailors. Jackie Hutsell showing spirit at the football game. “... Spirit Club-Remember The Feeling Of Belonging?” First row: Brenda Dietrich, President; Mark Jacobsen, Vice President. 2nd row: Julie Again this year Spirit Club members sold items Kauffman, Merit keeper: Jackie Hutsell, Secretary; Rhonda Nutzman, Treasurer. 3rd from the All-American kits. Members also were row: Laura Menke. Merit keeper. A assessed dues to raise necessary funds. Funds were used to finance Homecoming and the Athletic Banquet activities. This included decorating the gym and providing the dance music for both events. Athletic Banquet tickets were sold to help meet expenses for the meal and the speaker, Bernie Saggau. A new item this year was blue and gold Cub tee-shirts. The Club also sponsored pep rallies for each football and basketball game. Mrs. Debra Stranberg sponsored the Spirit Club and all their many activities. Pep Rally: Krista Sailors. Jim Meyer, Ron Hutsell. Tom Sailors, Barry Dietrich do a skit for school spirit. FHA girls take time to entertain 4g � fe residents of Central City’s Long Term. Encounter Cindy Larson, Historian Susan Kauffman, Pres. Jackie Hutsell, Sec. Brenda Dietrich, V. Pres. Julie Kauffman, Recreation Michelle Ellenwood, Treas. Rhonda Nutzman, Publicity Julie Danhauer. FHA Chapter Has An Active Year FHA had a very active year with many projects. The girls held a football appreciation dance and served pizzaburgers after a football game. If the girls spoke to the boys on Valentines Day they lost their paper hearts and the boy to accumulate the most hearts won the title of Mr. Irresistible. They also had an Awareness Day in which they spent the day being mute, blind or crippled. In March they sponsored a marathon dance to raise money for the March of Dimes. In the summer they had a good FHA Retreat with the help of their sponsor Mrs. Dahlke. Their main money raising project was the annual spring FHA Salad Supper. Salad Supper: Randy Nutzman gets a hot roll as Mike Luff, Khristi VanBibber Tammy Saum watch. First row: Julie Kauffman, Rhonda Nutzman, Brenda Dietrich, Jackie Hutsell. 2nd row: Susan Kauffman, Evonne Archer. Barb Skidmore. Michelle Nelson. Cindy Larson, Laura Menke. Michelle Ellenwood. 3rd row: Krista Sailors. Vera Friedrichsen, Linda Johnston, Lori Zikmund, Michelle Vanosdall, Julie Danhauer. 4th row: Mary Johnston, Robin Bamesberger. Tracy Skidmore, Annette Andersen, Sue Moderow. 5th row: Wanda Olson, Rhonda Olson, Chris Blum, Glenda Nutzman, Tammy Saum. 6th row: Mrs. Doris Dahlke, sponsor; Marlena Nelson. rT oy Le naegnettoed te 4 chaste Pyrat ae Pb meh. Ln abathty 5 x 4 ‘ ere ce 7 ' u ‘ Fe + “ ; “a Se) a be P ar ' . 4 Sl) — , . : ee ee ge er 2 er a eh a SOP er er First row: Assistant Coach George Harris, Jim Gustafson, Dave Friedrichsen, Jacobsen, Troy Gustafson, Jim Danhauer. Third row: Jim VanBibber, Mike Brent Sanderson, Brian Menke, Billy Griffith. Mike Luff, Barry Dietrich, Jim Archer. Tom Sailors, Allen Andersen, Student Managers Curt Andersen. Meyer. Head Coach Steve Jacobsen. Second row: Wes Beck, Ron Hutsell, Danny Beck, Ross Gustafson Doyle Bankson, Daryl Harney, Marvin Vanosdall, Randy Nutzman, Mark We Remember . . . The Bumps And Bruises Even though the Cubs lost the first Tom Sailors adds the point after attempt five games, they refused to give up the fight. The win over Monroe gave the team the added drive and the fire to pull off the big upset of the football season - the defeat of Hampton. At the close of the first half, Hampton fumbled and the Cubs capitalized with the TD - score at New scoreboard adds life to the game. _—ihalf time was 16 all. Hampton added 6 points but the Cubs not to be out done scored a touchdown AND the point after attempt. The ball remained in the Cubs possession during the final minutes of SCORES the game. The final score was 24-22. All conference honors went to two FOOTBALL Opp Marquette players, Mark Jacobsen McCool named first team offensive end and Benedict second team defensive end and Tom Hordville Sailors named second team offensive Shelby and defensive half back. Mark also — City received honorable mention All-State onroe End Hampton Bradshaw Seven seniors are graduating and Polk will leave some big vacancies to be filled next year. Troy Gustafson: “Don't call ME a Daryl Harney and Mike Archer stop the opposition Tom Sailors halts McCool's forward progress Hamptonite ever again! Head football coach Steve Jacobsen. assistant football coach GEORGE Doyle Bankson and Wes Beck watch the action on the field HARRIS. WHAT DO YOU SUPPOSE IS ON THAT CENTERFOLD?? Final games-seniors Doyle Bankson. Tom Sailors, Mark Jacobsen, Daryl Harney. Randy Nutzman, Mike Archer. Marvin Vanosdall Front row: Student Manager Annette Andersen, Susan Kauffman, Julie Laura Menke. Krista Sailors, Michelle Nelson, Barb Skidmore, Michelle Danhauer, Rhonda Nutzman, Jackie Hutsell, Brenda Dietrich. Cindy Larson, _ Ellenwood, Julie Kauffman, Mary Johnston, Wanda Olson. Coach's Assistant Evonne Archer, Lori Zikmund, Linda Johnston, Student Manager Glenda Terri Teel. Student Manager Tammy Saum. Nutzman. Back row: Coach Carl Abele, Sue Moderow. Michelle Vanosdall. “We Remember . . . The Long Hours Of Practice” Volleyball Coach Carl Abele SCORES Marquette 5 13 Benedict Marquette 15 17 15 17 Hordville Marquette 13 15 16 Marquette 3 9 Marquette 15 15 Marquette 7 6 Marquette The girls listen intently to Coach Abele’s instructions. 13 10 Marquette 6 15 5 Marquette 15 12 8 Marquette Julie Danhauer bumps the ball while teammates stand ready. Marquette 15 15 Hordville Marquette 15 7 15 | Brenda Dietrich, senior, takes a mighty leap to spike the ball. Ready and waiting: Julie Danhauer bumps the ball. In spite of defeats the Marquette volleyball girls maintained their determination and desire to play a good game regardless of the final score. When the season ended the girls had 4 wins. Volleyball coach this year was Mr. Carl Abele. Mr. Abele was assisted by Mrs. Terri Teel, a former Marquette High School student who played volleyball during her school years. Senior Jackie Hutsell received a CRC Honorable Mention All-Conference Award as a setter. Three senior girls gave their utmost effort during their last year at Marquette High School. Senior Jackie Hutsell concentrates and takes aim before serving. Returning Letterpersons: Kneeling - Jackie Hutsell, senior; Rhonda _ senior; Barb Skidmore, junior: Julie Danhauer, senior: give the team Nutzman, junior. Standing - Coach Carl Abele; Brenda Dietrich, needed experience. Julie Kauffman to Mr. Steve Jacobsen: “This will Jackie works on streamers. Decorating crew works to get the streamers fastened. teach you to rip down our streamers.” Al Andersen: “It helps to be tall!” Mr. Steve Jacobsen giving a pep talk. Master of Ceremonies Kevin Griffith. ae i be Homecoming Crownbearers Coach Jacobsen gives Quarterback Kevin McHarg ue and Jennifer Huebert Nutzman a winning play. Homecoming King and Queen 1978 were announced on Friday, October | 3th. “Life's Been Good” was the theme and the gym was decorated in shades of light and dark blue. Master of Ceremonies for the program was Senior Kevin Griffith. Skits were put on by the M-Club, Spirit Club and FHA. Mr. Steve Jacobsen gave the speech and Mrs. Debra Stranberg presented the wall awards to seniors 3rd place, juniors 2nd place and sophomores Ist place. The thrill of victory was known by Marquette as the Cubs upset Hampton, 24-22. The attendants were escorted onto the field in Corvettes at halftime. Special programs for the homecoming were made by the annual staff. A dance followed the football game. Marquette 1978-79 Homecoming Royalty: King Randy Nutzman, Queen Julie Danhauer. M tte 1978-79 H ing S d Attendants: Marquette 1978-79 Homecoming First Attendants: le and easate Tihadehele — sited Jackie Hutsell and Mark Jacobsen. Homecoming Spirit Week: Mark Jacobsen and Julie Kauffman make a “Happy Days” couple. a . Ae4 Time not spent in class or studying is usually spent thinking of unique and interesting things to do — like putting twenty people in one car. Fall Student Life Memories During noon break the students decide to build a pyramid. Do you want to climb on top? Freshman Susan Kauffman turns up her nose at washing dishes in Home Ec while Marlena Nelson and Evonne Archer dirty more dishes for her to do. Brenda Dietrich and Julie Kauffman know a secret and they are not going to tell anyone! Students spend the noon break laughing and talking in the school parking lot. Cowgirls Jackie Hutsell and Julie Kauffman take a break Mike Archer: “Did | say you Seniors Daryl Harney. Doyle Bankson. and Marvin Vanosdall are after the big “round-up”. could talk to me?” ready in the case of a flash flood. Peas aie ed ewe an Mee tip sida ‘ - I , Sapa? | . 7 yr set ” hata - Winter Activities 3 € Dae Pe , ¥ hh em ly A i Band - First row: Barb Skidmore, Mary Johnston. Rhonda Olson, Tracy Skidmore, Robin Bamesberger, Glenda Nutzman. Second row: First Semester Cindy Larson, Linda Johnston. Chris Blum, Tammy Saum, Tommy Olson, Bill Olson, Michelle Vanosdall, Daryl Harney. Third row: Larry Decker Mike Johnston. Billy Manka. Doyle Bankson. Marvin Vanosdall oo —=—-s Marquette Marching Majorette: Junior Laura Band and Chorus Accompanist Ist Marquette’s Harvest of Harmony Candidate: Menke Semester: Mrs. Janet Andersen Senior Julie Danhauer. Second Semester Douglas Kingdon B-Band: First row: Donna Menke. Rhonda Olson, Glenda Nutzman, Tracy Skidmore. Robin Bamesberger, Melanie Holtan. Second row: Chris Blum. Tammy Saum, Tonja Jacobsen, Robbie Paup. Ivan Skidmore, Craig Bamesberger, Dennis Saum. Tommy Olson. Bill Olson. Shawna Manka. Lisa Ortegren, Ritchie Petersen. Third row: Mike Johnston, Billy Manka. Lynn Menke, Dana Harris. 4 High School Chorus - First row: Linda Johnston, Brenda Dietrich, Jackie Hutsell, Laura Menke. Julie Danhauer. Sue Moderow, Rhonda Nutzman, Krista Sailors. Annette Andersen. Second row: Susan Kauffman. Cindy Larson, Mary Johnston, Michelle Ellenwood, Barb Skidmore, Michelle Nelson, Julie Kauffman, Michelle Vanosdall. Third row: Marvin Vanosdall, Daryl Harney. Doyle Bankson, Mike Luff and Curtis Andersen. Not pictured: Wanda Olson Michelle Nelson Sem 2 Pianist Musical Dept. - Most Unusual Year. October 7th found Julie Danhauer as Marquette’s candidate for Harvest of Harmony Queen. Majorette Laura Menke lead the band in the parade. The annual Christmas Concert was December | |th. Both elementary and secondary students participated in vocal and instrumental selections. January found Mr. Larry Decker leaving to go on tour with the Norman Luboff Choir. Mr. Douglas Kingdon joined the Marquette faculty. Junior Michelle Nelson helped the singing groups by accompanying them with the piano. CRC Honor Band Clinic found Michelle Vanosdall playing an alto clarinet. At Dist. Music Contest the Girls Glee rated - 4. Triple Trio - 2. Girls Trio - 3, Michelle Vanosdall vocal solo - 2 and Daryl Harney instrumental solo - |. Girls Triple Trio - Sue Moderow, Jackie Hutsell, Michelle Vanosdall, Julie Kauffman, Laura Menke, Susan Kauffman, Brenda Dietrich, Julie Danhauer, Linda Johnston. Mr. Doug Gilson gives us the evil eye while Mr. Carl Abele and Barb Klawonn watch the badminton game. Left to right: Cassie Richard, Sherri Archer, Katrina Jensen, Stephanie Nelson, Monica Hutsell and Billie Jo Hahn enjoy working on their snow fort. “We Remember. . . Winter Student Life Activities Julie Danhauer- “You had a bad Rhonda Nutzman throws a snowball at Brenda Dietrich who is about day! Let me tell you — to throw one back. Brenda Dietrich: “Don't just stand there!” Mark Jacobsen, Marvin Vanosdall. Tom Sailors, Mike Archer and Daryl Harney Kevin Griffith and Randy Nutzman frosting the cake they made and getting wash and dry the dishes they used in Home Ec. class. it ready to decorate. Get those crumbs covered! avevwraene srpen=epsas i f ‘ -« s ea To oat Kneeling front row: Student Manager, Ron Hutsell; Wes Beck, Mike Luff. Barry = row: Coach Carl Abele. Curtis Andersen, Doyle Bankson. Mike Archer, Mark Dietrich, Jim Danhauer, Troy Gustafson, Bill Griffith, Jim VanBibber, Jim Jacobsen, Daryl Harney, Randy Nutzman, Tom Sailors, Kevin Griffith, Allen Meyer. Brian Menke, Bill Jackson, Student Manager, Dan Beck. Standing back Andersen, Jim Gustafson, Coach Doug Gilson. “We Remember. . . The Thrill Of Victory!” Three returning lettermen, Mark Jacobsen, Tom Sailors and SCORES Randy Nutzman, sparked the Cubs to a I1-9 season. Helping the lettermen were four other seniors. Kevin Griffith, Mike Archer, Doyle Bankson and Daryl Harney. Mobs. Cheistian Mark Jacobsen was named Benedict first player CRC first team while Shelby Tom Sailors was named first player second team. Gresham Palmer Monroe Giltner Mark Jacobsen-ball, victory sign smile. McCool Hordville Head Boys’ Basketball Coach Doug Gilson and Assistant Coach Carl Abele. Polk Bradshaw Rising City Clarks Hampton Holiday Tourney Elba Clarks CRC McCool Bradshaw Hordville District Tourney Fairmont Doyle Bankson, Mike Archer, Mark Jacobsen, Daryl Harney. Randy Nutzman. Tom Sailors, Kevin Griffith with Ist place trophy, Holiday Tourney CRC Tourney-McCool Junction: “What do we do NOW? They won't give us back the Mark Jacobsen fights a rebound away from Bradshaw. ball!’ AND Daryl Harney and Randy Nutzman plan to keep it! Front row: Cindy Larson, Susan Kauffman. Linda Johnston, Evonne Archer. 2nd row: student manager Glenda Nutzman, Barb Klawonn, Julie Danhauer. Jackie Hutsell. Brenda Dietrich, student manager Tammy Saum. 3rd row: Lori Zikmund, Rhonda Girls’ Basketball Coach Nutzman, Barb Skidmore. Michelle Ellenwood. Krista Sailors, Julie Kauffman. Coach Steve Jacobsen. Steve Jacobsen SCORES Gresham Benedict Shelby Giltner Monroe Hampton McCool Rising City Hordville Bradshaw CRC Bradshaw H ordville District Tourney Polk “, . . The Agony Of Defeat!” Six returning letter persons gave experience to the girls’ basketball team. Seniors Jackie Hutsell, Brenda Dietrich, Julie Danhauer, juniors Rhonda Nutzman, Julie Kauffman and Barb Skidmore were the ones. The girls had a new coach this year, Mr. Steve Jacobsen. Assisting was Mr. Devon Huebert. Mr. Huebert was a member of the 1966 Class D State Championship team from Marquette. The coaches gave the girls a knowledge of basketball. They learned the meaning of team- work and had fun putting it to work. Krista Sailors. Rhonda Nutzman, Julie Kauffman, Barb Skidmore, Michelle Ellenwood experience ‘the agony’. Time out to regroup and get instructions from the coach. The Ladder of Leadership: Seniors Barbara Klawonn, Brenda Dietrich, Julie Danhauer, Jackie Hutsell. Barb Skidmore penetrates for a layup while teammates watch for the basket. Julie Danhauer takes a shot while Barb Skidmore. Rhonda Nutzman and Julie Kauffman stand by ready to scramble for the rebound. Jackie Hutsell awards Mark Jacobsen the FHA Valentine prize of being ‘Mr. Irresistible” because he stole the most hearts. Lori Zikmund looks on. Julie Kauffman likes to sing while she paints the Julie Danhauer: “If you knock me off this ladder, I'll hit you with girls’ locker room. this paint roller.” Cold Weather Memories At MHS Kevin Hutsell; “So this is what it’s like to be an octopus.” Mr. Steve Jacobsen and senior Jackie Hutsell discuss an apparent Tom Sailors. Daryl Harney and Mark Jacobsen decorating their prize cakes. “Are you serious subject during a noon lunch break. sure THIS is the way Mr. Wilton started?” a Tele’ ‘Ve ’y, a S ae at 4238 9% @ aah eg . os Spon y. RUS CA Payers au o™ 4 aoe TV Ys atid Fe Spring Activities a | Springtime brought tryouts for cheerleaders for the 1979-80 school year - Khristy Julie Kauffman: WHO said a photographer's job was easy? VanBibber, Linda Johnston, Lori Zikmund, and Julie Kauffman Springtime At Marquette High - At Last! Susan Kauffman, Rhonda Nutzman just love it at MHS. Barb Klawonn wonders: ‘Isn't there an easier way to pay for a sneak trip?” Michelle Ellenwood: “Look at this one!’ Brian Menke totally ignores Wanda Olson: “What do you think of this one? ’ Annette Andersen and Sue Moderow her as sophomores pick their class rings. are too busy admiring rings to give Wanda an answer. ite 4 i 1 Julie Kauffman - 1979 Girls State Representative a az at. te Did you ever meet yourself coming and going? Mr. George Harris is beating the gas shortage and getting exercise at the same time. Brent Sanderson, Julie Danhauer - The Perfect Couple? Caught ya’ - Marv Vanosdall, Mike Archer, Brenda Dietrich, Julie Danhauer. if ils é a —— ‘ a x Mike Luff makes his mark in the sand as he Marquette’s 1979 Boys Track Team - Front row: Tom Sailors, Mark Jacobsen, Randy Nutzman, Allen Andersen. competes in the long jump Back row: Jim VanBibber. Brian Menke. Billy Griffith, Mike Luff. “We Remember, Oh How We Remember... Cold, windy weather plagued the track members this The following participated: senior Mark Jacobsen, 880, year. In spite of the weather Tom Sailors tied the school record long jump, triple jump; seniors Tom Sailors, Randy Nutzman, for the shot put. Jim VanBibber placed second in the two-mile sophomore Allen Andersen, shot put, discus; sophomore run at the Hampton Invitational meet held at Henderson. Due Brian Menke, pole vault; sophomore Mike Luff, freshman Bill to the weather only five meets were held. Griffith, jumps; and freshman Brent Sanderson, hurdles. Mark Jacobsen stretches for the finish line after Returning Lettermen - Front row: Allen Andersen, Brian Menke, Mike Luff. Back row: Coach Carl Abele, running the 880 race Mark Jacobsen, Randy Nutzman. Not pictured: Tom Sailors. 8 ‘ %: sh é . 4 mae i ’ aii 1. 4 - , AS oS _ qa 1H | hi 4H fF i } 4 -. f + jagi . 2 Girls Track Team Front row: student manager Michelle Ellenwood, Krista Sailors, Barb Skidmore, Michele Donlin, Susan Kauffman. Back row: Cindy Larson, Rhonda Nutzman, Jackie Hutsell, Linda Johnston, Coach Doug Gilson. All Those Cold, Windy Track Days!” Although the weather was not favorable, many old records were broken. These included Jackie Hutsell who broke her own 880 record (2:44.2), the mile run broken by Michele Donlin (7:15), Krista Sailors mighty throw broke the shot put record (33’3 ). Two relays were also broken. The mile relay consisting of Jackie Hutsell, Rhonda Nutzman, Barb Skidmore Returning Letterpersons: Senior Jackie Hutsell, Coach Doug Gilson, Junior Rhonda Nutzman. and Linda Johnston had a time of 4:51.6. The two-mile relay was also broken with a time of |2:06.8 by Jackie, Barb, Linda and Michele Donlin. Cindy Larson and Susan Kauffman also competed in the 80 yd. hurdles, 440 and 880 relays. Rhonda Nutzman clears the bar. Wp ia a sre a’ wT Te ses Decorating crew at work with blue silver streamers. Khristy VanBibber and Jim Danhauer making sure the streamers are right. Coach Steve Jacobsen Volleyball teammates received recognition announcing football It appears everyone had a good laugh at Doug Gilson’s joke. from Carl Abele. awards. Master of Ceremonies Bennett Peterson. Athletic banquet speaker Bernie Saggau. Debra Stranberg announcing 79-80 cheerleaders. Students and dates alike enjoyed the special thrill of dancing in the fog An added banquet feature - studio portraits. Mrs. Jones. Craig Danhauer and Rhonda Nutzman. '19 Athletic Banquet - Every I’s A Winner. Speaker Saggau autographs for Jim Meyer, Krista Sailors. Curt Andersen Randy Nutzman to Brenda Dietrich: “Are you sure this is the latest dance step?” March 31. 1979 was the date for the Marquette Athletic Banquet. The theme for this year's big event was “Every |’s a Winner’. Many hours were spent decorating the school gym in royal blue and silver which lended a disco air to the festivities. Bernie Saggau from the lowa Boys Athletic Association was the guest speaker. Students and adults alike enjoyed his message and his humor. Mr. Saggau emphasized that discipline, pose, desire and determination obtained through a sports program helps to build character and there is no real loser in sports unless he quits. Coaches Jacobsen, Abele and Gilson announced sport recognitions while Mrs. Debra Stranberg, who is spirit club sponsor, announced the cheerleaders for 1979-80. Music for the evening was provided by Terry's Disco from Hastings, NE. The Marquette Spirit Club sponsored the banquet. Brad Palensky Julie Kauf fman enjoy the music. y _ ! ind Ist grader Toby Hahn receives his perfect attendance award Coach Carl Abele presents senior Tom Sailors with a track award. M.H.S. Awards Convocation - May 4, 1979 Steve Jacobsen gives Lin Berck a CUB coat § hat in recognition of Lin's sixteen years of service to the school Randy Nutzman receives a football award from Coach Steve Jacobsen. Mrs. Marcia Pierson. Mrs. Beulah Widga prepare to tap three new 1979 Marquette High School National Honor Society members: Seniors Jackie members into the National Honor Society Hutsell, Dary! Harney and Kevin Griffith have signed the scroll Meves Bowl - freshman sponsor Debra Stranberg: “You fellas understand?” Jessica Abele checks Daryl Harney Randy Nutzman’s scores MHS Tradition . . . Freshman - Senior Party a | Sr. sponsor Carl Abele: “Watch that toe!” Debra Stranberg eyes a strike - well maybe! Best part. Chow Time - Jessica Matt Abele After bowling several lanes. the group really devours hamburgers at McDonalds Brenda Dietrich: “Stop foolin’ around. Randy. Get the food!’ Daryl Harney Mark Jacobsen eat on — Pie Front row: Marvin Vanosdall. Daryl Harney. Doyle Bankson, Mike Archer, Mark Jacobsen, Tom Sailors. Jackie Hutsell. Back row: Kevin Griffith. Randy Nutzman. Barb Klawonn. Brenda Dietrich, Shirley Friedricksen. Julie Danhauer wave farewell. Marquette Seniors Of 1979 Say Goodbye. . . Many lasting memories of the fun times shared as seniors Marvin Vanosdall to Daryl Harney: “Are you sure you're doing that right? were gathered throughout the year from athletic and musical Maybe | should get up there and help!!” events, dances, Homecoming, Athletic Banquet. Jr-Sr Banquet. Fr-Sr Party, a trip to the State Fair, senior week, dinners, parties and a long-awaited fun-filled sneak trip to the Ozarks in Missouri. After twelve long years of excitement and anticipation the realization had come that graduation had arrived. May 16 brought mixed emotions. The end of the senior year meant leaving many activities and friends who had become so close. It was now time to say goodbye to this world and start again in a much bigger one. Daryl Harney, Julie Danhauer, Marvin Vanosdall get the bus ready for sneak trip with the help of a little paint and some balloons. Mike Archer to Daryl Harney, Doyle Bankson and Marvin Vanosdall: “Get outa my way cause here | come!” Mike Archer and sponsors Frank and “WOW! Would you take a look at that!!! Connie Sailors enjoy a wild go-cart ride. Everyone enjoyed an evening of comedy and music at the Denny Brenda Dietrich shows Marvin “What ARE you doing? ’ Barb Klawonn and Hilton's Country Shindig Opry Show. Vanosdall how to squeal tires. Shirley Friedricksen relax in the sun. Randy Nutzman making a big splash. Front: Marv Is this how you got your start in drivers’ Sailing down the slide: Jackie Hutsell, Brenda Vanosdall, Doyle Bankson. Back: Mike Archer. training. Mr. Abele??? Dietrich, Connie Frank Sailors. Mike Archer Football. Basketball. M-Club. Spirit Club. Doyle Bankson Football, Basketball, M-Club. Spirit Club. Student Council. ‘79 Annual Staff, Mixed Chorus. Swing Choir. Band. Julie Danhauer Volleyball, Basketball, Track, M-Club officer. Spirit Club, Cheerleader, F.H.A. officer. Class officer, Annual Staff. Mixed Chorus. Swing Choir, Triple Trio, Harvest of Harmony Candidate, CRC Basketball Hon. Ment., Homecoming Queen Brenda Dietrich Volleyball, Basketball, Track, M- Club. Spirit Club officer, Cheerleader, F.H.A. officer, Class officer. Annual Staff. Student Council officer. Mixed Chorus, Swing Choir, Triple Trio, Homecoming Royalty. S hirley Friedrickson Basketball, F.H.A.. Mixed Chorus. Spirit Club. Daryl Harney Football, Basketball, M-Club, Spirit Club, Class officer, Mixed Chorus, Swing Choir, Band, Stage Band. The Senior Class Jackie Hutsell Volleyball, Basketball, Track, M-Club officer, Spirit Club officer, Cheer- leader, F.H.A. officer. Class officer, ‘79 Annual Staff Editor, Mixed Chorus, Swing Choir, Triple Trio, Alternate Girls’ State Delegate. CRC Hon. Ment. Volleyball, Homecoming Royalty. Kevin Griffith Basketball, M-Club. Spirit Club, Class officer, Student Council officer, '79 Annual Staff, Boys’ State Delegate. Randy Nutzman Football, Basketball. Track, M-Club officer. Spirit Club, Class officer. Annual Staff. Homecoming King Sponsors Mr. and Mrs. Carl Abele, Jr. Barbara Klawonn Marvin Vanosdall Basketball. Spirit Club. ‘79 Annual Football, Basketball, M-Club, Spirit Staff. Mixed Chorus, Band, Bonnavil Club, Student Council. Mixed la Design Contest First Place Winner ; Chorus. Band, Swing Choir Of Seventy Nine Graduation Lament Today's the day | graduate To this school | come no more This my goal of the past twelve years Is what I've been waiting for Mark Jacobsen Football, CRC Ist Ind Offense, 2nd Tom Sailors Defense, All Star Team. All State Football. CRC Football 2nd team Hon. Ment. Offense: Basketball. CRC Defense; Basketball, CRC Basketball All-Tourney and Ist player Ist team; Ist player 2nd team, Track, M-Club. Track, M-Club officer, Spirit Club Spirit Club, Homecoming Royalty. officer, Annual Staff, Mixed Chorus, Student Council officer, Homecom- ing Royalty. The days were laced with fun and games Along with my growing up I've developed a personality I've had to measure up. Not only on tests and with teachers | had to make it with my peers And now that the struggle is over I feel like shedding tears I'm going to miss my classmates And the teacher's constant calls I'm going to miss the notes and such We passed along the halls With the diploma comes a sad thought My adolescent years are gone - Now | must face reality Author Unknown “We Remember. . . That Very Special Jr-Sr Banquet The 1979 Junior-Senior Banquet was held on April 26, at Bonanza Sirloin Pit in Grand Island. The theme was “Memories are Forever’. and the colors were blue and silver. The evening meal consisted of chicken fried steak, baked potatoes, salad bar, Texas toast and beverage of their choice. The master of ceremonies was junior Troy Gustafson. Junior Julie Kauffman welcomed the seniors and faculty members. Senior Daryl Harney gave the response. Miss Deb Harris, Resourse teacher, gave a speech on memories. Entertainment for the evening was provided by Gordon and Mark Harris. The senior class will was read by Brenda Dietrich and the prophecy was read by Jackie Hutsell. Mr. Melvin Zichek gave the invocation and benediction. Mr. Steve Jacobsen thanked the juniors on behalf of the faculty. All of the juniors and seniors as well as the faculty will remember this as a very special evening because of the relaxed and friendly atmosphere the juniors created. Brenda Dietrich reads the Speaker Deb Harris recalls all of the good memories class will of 1979. they've had throughout high school. Mark and Gordon Harris played and sang ‘Fire and Rain’’, and ‘The Road”. Guest speaker Deb Harris gets all choked up over master of ceremonies Troy Gustafson's jokes and stories. Mrs. Bobbie Abele welcomes Melvin and Dorothy Zichek. l a ; = | ' Julie Danhauer, Jackie Hutsell as they await ceremonies to begin. Senior Graduation Graduation services for the Class of 1979 were held on May 16, 1979. Class colors were blue. gold and white and the yellow rose was chosen as the class flower. ‘We Stand Proud” was the class motto. The thirteen seniors were escorted by Juniors Rhonda Nutzman and Troy Gustafson. The MHS band provided the processional and recessional music and also accompanied the chorus as they sang ‘Movin’ On”. Mr. Steve Jacobsen presented the Class of 1979 after which Mrs. Barbara Dietrich, Secretary of the Marquette Board of Education, presented the diplomas. _ Senior class members put on the finishing touches as they prepare for the long awaited moment as they march in to receive their high school diplomas. The Senior Sextet recalling memories by singing “I'll Always Remember”. Steve Jacobsen congratulates senior Julie Danhauer. 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We're Over Half Way!! ’ and celebrating with a cake 1979 Annual Staff Assistant Editor - Junior Laura Menke. “1978-79 Annual Staff” Selling ads, designing layouts, taking pictures and writing copy are only a few of the many tasks that annual staff members must perform in order to complete the yearbook. It’s hard work which proves worthwhile when finished. In addition to the yearbook, the Staff also assumed responsibility for compiling a special homecoming program. This ‘first’ included information on coaches, cheerleaders and royalty. The 1979 Annual Staff would like to say thank you to the Aurora News Register for the use of their pictures and to LaVern and Steve Fuller from Bailey Studio in Grand Island for the many photographs needed to complete this annual. 1979 MHS Annual Staff. Sitting: Rhonda Nutzman, Julie Kauffman, Laura Menke. Standing: Barbara Klawonn, Kevin Griffith, Jackie Hutsell, Doyle Bankson, Michelle Ellenwood, Allen Andersen and sponsor LaVonne Hutsell. te i 1 ey. a yf . 1 . ay) ° a Yr. y 7 =: . a ’ - ES Z - � —_ 4 ‘ The empty halls, the empty parking lot, the We will remember. . . the good friends we empty desks are but memories but whatever we made, the fun times we shared, all the happy become, wherever we go — memories at Marquette High School. a a Lil WALSWORTH eline, Mo., U.S.A Tithe ey be TWN Meecha entNt Het Pi ll ee Wee ee jal ede orl thal Saati ee A) aes ial fin sti ce : eet oe ai Ghia than Aly? Veauniss wife