Marquette Public School - Marquette Yearbook (Marquette, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1982 volume:

2 Lu - Eo zO zu DR. Gene Panning became Superintendent of Marquette Consolidated Schools in July of 1984. His Bachelor's Degree was received from Wayne State College, a Master's Degree from the University of Wisconsin, attended Harvard University, and a 1969 was awarded a Doctorate from the University of Northern Colorado Dr. Panning has taught instrumental music, and industrial arts, was Director of instruction and Curriculum of Douglas County Schools in Castle Rock, Colorado, has been an elementary and high school principal and was Superintendent of Schools for eight years at Ogallala His wife, ‘Bert’, a media specialist at Youth Development Center in Kearney, and he have three children MARQUETTE’S SCHOOL LEADERS HAVE A BUSY YEAR Mr. George Harris has taught at Marquette for 24 years. He graduated from Kearney State Col- lege in 1958, and has attended classes at the University f South Dakota and the University of Nebraska for further work in his field Two years ago, Mr. Harris became Principal in addition to teaching in the Social Studies and Science Departments Attending meetings long into the night were board members Gloria Bamesberger, Eldon Gustafson, Jim Luff, Lanny Menke, Clayton Nelson, and Dave Vetter. Here they are pictured at one of these meetings. Our girl Friday for the past five years has been Lavonne Hutsell. LaVonne has lived in Marquette for 25 years. She got her training for her skills from the Grand Island School of Business. All three of LaVonne’s sons have graduat- ed from MHS. In her time away from school, LaVonne enjoys nee- dle point, crocheting, sewing. cake decorating, and travel- ing. MARQUETTE HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Carl Abele: P.E. and Drivers Ed Bobbie Abele: Art Christine Amen: English and Speech Sharon Bebout: Band and Chorus Janet Carnes: Junior High English and Social Studies Doris Dahlke: Home Ec Sandy Hofmann: Resource Jeanette Friesen: Science Doug Gilson: Industrial Arts Deb Harris: Resource Sherry Houston: Media Steve Jacobsen: Guidance and Math Carol Malcolm: Commercial Genie Solt: Commercial and Social Studies Beulah Widga: Math MARQUETTE PERSONNEL ARE ALWAYS HELPFUL Shirley Beck and Nancy Nunn are the school bus drivers each morning and afternoon. They also sponsor many field trips and other school outings. Darold and Lucille Larson are the husband and wife custodian team. They are always willing to help and keep our school in tip-top condition. Mary Ann Nelson and Connie Sailors prepare the hot lunches for the school. Their job has been made much more pleasant with the completion of the new kitchen and cafeteria. We appreciate all the work these people do for our school, and their help in making it a better place to go to school. John Ricketts and Curtis Moore are among the student helpers in the kitchen. Proving that Principals are overworked and underpaid, Mr. Harris Ah, the memories. steals food from these unsuspecting Greeks, or is he merely underfed? Eat, drink, and be merry for who Mrs. Malcolm was in charge The devil made me do it! knows, tomorrow | may have to diet. of Homecoming. THE WAY WE WERE = E py | a (hi SENIOR LIFE : Qe te ® x - Curt and Bill Michelle j . - 4 7 Far left, Krista Left, Michele, Linda, Krista, and Cindy 7 MARQUETTE HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1982 Curtis Anderson: Football Lettered 4 years; Basketball, Lettered 2 years; M Club; Spirit Club; Newspaper; Annual Staff; Class Officer: Chorus; Class Play. Wes Beck: Football; Basketball; Track; M Club; Class Plays; Student Council. Tammy Carnes: Class Officer; Student Coun- cil; Newspaper Staff; FHA Officer; Volleyball; Basketball; Chorus; Pep Club; Honor Choir; Drama, Quill and Scroll. Michele Donlin: Volleyball; Basketball; Track; Cheerleader; FHA Officer; Band; Homecoming Royalty; Class Officer; M Club; Blue and Gold; Honor Choir; Swing Choir; Annual Staff Co-Editor; Newspaper; Office Aid; Who’s Who Among American Students; Class Play, Harvest of Harmony Queen Candidate, Quill and Scroll. Bill Griffith: Basketball; Football, Co-Captain; Track; M Club; Student Council Officer: Homecoming King; M Club Officer; All- Conference Football; Class Officer; Spirit Club; Class Play, Quill and Scroll. Linda Johnston: Cheerleader, Head; Home- coming Queen; Track; Volleyball; Basketball; Newspaper Staff; Annual Staff; Band; Chorus; FHA; M Club; Class Officer. MARQUETTE HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1982 Cindy Larson: Volleyball; Basketball; Track; FHA; Homecoming Royalty; Class Officer; Student Council; Cheerleader; Annual Staff; Band: Chorus; Class Plays, M-Club, Spirit Club, Honor Choir. Krista Sailors: Volleyball, Co-Captain, MVP; Basketball; Track; Cheerleader; Class Officer; FHA, Officer, District Representative; National Honor Society; 1981 Girls State; Spirit Club; M Club Officer; Blue and Gold Club; Best Actress, School Play; Chorus, Band; Annual Staff; Class Play. Brent Sanderson: Basketball; Football; M Club; Homecoming Royalty; Student Council; Class Officer. Jim VanBibber: Football, Lettered 4 years, 2nd Team All Area, Honorable Mention-CRC, 2nd Team CRC; Track, Lettered 3 years; Basket- ball; Homecoming Royalty Michelle Vanosdall: Volleyball; FHA Officer: Annual Staff Co-editor; Newspaper Staff; CRC Honor Choir; Honor Band; 1982 Plainsmen Honor Choir; Who’s Who Among American Students; Swing Choir; Triple Trio; Stage Band; M Club; Blue and Gold Club; Drama; Band; Chor. CLASS OF 1983 Joe Andersen Robin Bamesberger Dan Beck Chris Blum Marlena Fox Ross Gustafson Tony Hurley Bill Manka Bill Olson Earl Reyner In September, the Junior Class had a carwash to raise money for the Junior-Senior Banquet. Our Homecoming float had a ceme- Tracy Skidmore tery with the theme of “Put ‘em Khristy VanBibber under,’’ and was persuaded down the streets of Marquette. Sledding one Saturday afternoon, then pizza to warm us, was a winter activity just for fun. We plan on having a slave days for another money making project. We will be busy planning the main happening for spring, the Junior-Senior Banquet. The American History class, alll juniors, managed to gorge down eight pies one day during class, it sure beats a lecture on the Civil War! “Pleased ta Meetcha” is the title of the class play we are going to produce this spring. Class Officers: Chris Blum, Vice President: Dan Beck, President; Khristy VanBibber, Treasurer; Robin Bamesberger, Secretary. One good mouth deserves another. CLASS OF 1984 Tiffany Caullier Todd Danhauer Kevin Hutsell Phillip Jackson Mike Johnston Robert Kluna Glenda Nutzman Rhonda Olson Tom Olson Bill Phipps The Sophomore Class sold Marquette Cubs Towels during football season. Our most successful money-making project was selling posters Concessions, which we had three times, are always a lot of work; but a good source of income for our class treasury Our Homecoming Fioat took first place in the parade. The theme, ‘Wash out the Bulidogs,”’ featured a bulidog in a bath tub As we move up the ranks of being upper classmen, we are anticipating the selection of our class rings in April. The other spring occasion that we are looking forward to is our class party. . Class Officers: Rhonda Olson, Secretary; Gary Young, Vidal Sassoon couldn't have done President; Mike Johnston, Vice President; Tom Olson, better himself! Treasurer. CLASS OF 1985 Wendy Blum Brenda Buck Lynn Menke Melissa Nelson Lisa Ortegren Ken Russell Blake Sanderson Dennis Saum Brad Swanson Planning of the Freshmen Senior Party this spring has been incentive for our Freshman Class to raise money. We have had concessions for both volleyball and basketball games, as well as selling Lincoln House Catalogs. This spring we intend on holding a carnival. Of course, the big event behind all of our work is saving money for our Senior sneak trip! Class Officers: Ken Russell, President; Lisa Ortegren, Secretary; Wendy Blum, Treasurer; Brad Swanson, Vice President. CLASS OF Class Officers: Melanie Houltan, Treasurer; Rit- chie Petersen, Secre- tary; Shauna Manka, Vice President; Tracy Ortegren, President. Craig Bamesberger Joyce Caullier Lisa Ferguson Barbara George Dana Harris Melanie Houltan Carol Jackson Tonja Jacobsen Mike Larson Shauna Manka Donna Menke Marni Nelson Derek Nissen Jimmy Ricketts Tammy Riblett Greg Ruzicka Tracy Ortegren Robbie Paup Ritchie Petersen lvan Skidmore The eighth grade is still peddling light bulbs from last years selling project They haven’t attempted any “bright ideas’ yet this year for a sales campaign Our Homecoming float captured second place for us in the parade last fall Spring will find us planning our class party and field trip to Bader Memorial Park Of course, we are anxiously awaiting our graduation into high school in May CLASS OF Billy Carnes Pam Donlin Monica Hutsell B. J. Houltan Lance Jones Scott Montgomery Curtis Moore John Ricketts Kim Swanson The seventh grade’s first sales campaign was a “whopping” success with sales of over 150 candies. This money will go toward a class party before school is out. Skating or swimming will probably be the activity for this party A tour of the Wildlife Area at Bader Memorial Park will be part of a day-long field trip on May 7, topped off by a picnic This field trip will be taken with the eighth grade. Planning this and also helping with eighth grade graduation will keep us busy this spring Seventh grade’s Homecoming float. Class Officers: Monica Hutsell, Treasurer; B. J. Houltan, Secretary; Kim Swason, Vice President; John Ricketts, President. CLASS OF 1988 Penny Andersen Sherry Archer Richard Buck Catherine Fergusen Kim Harris Tamera Heuson Dara Jacobsen Katrina Jensen Vickie Montgomery Steve Nunn Deva Olson Teri Paup Randy Phipps Jill Reyner Jeri Russell Valerie Ruzicka Rammie Swanson Phillip VanBibber Mrs. Pierson The sixth grade class for 1981-82 consists of four boys and fourteen girls. They began the year in the Art room and have now settled into their half of the 4th, 5th, and 6th grade room of the new addition. Some of the things we have enjoyed doing this year are as follows: “Doing science experiments,’ said Dara Jacobsen and Jeri Russell “Being on the game committee for holidays,”’ said Vickie Montgomery and Teri Paup. “Writing limericks in Language,”’ said Penny Andersen and Tamera Heuson. This spring the sixth grade will be taking - their annual field trip and enjoy in the spring track and music events. a fF oOo eenoo eeonoa Seo Fe eoo feoo , Oeao Sixth graders working hard in their new room. Roy Caullier Kathryn Culver Brian Luff Donna Moore Jacky Moore Jerri Olson Lisa Pritchett Shelly Richter Kelly Sailors Mark Vanosdall Everyone has been busy learning all their “basic mathema- tics’’ so they can pass their minute tests. Also, 5th grade enjoyed trying to make a camera of their own. Fourth grade has been enjoy- ing studying Nebraska and all the different activities that go with if. Of course, Our one big event of the year was moving to our new room. We have planned our school parties, having a commit- tee for each party chosen from our room. We are looking forward to our spring events — “‘field trip’ and “track day.” Grades four and five have shared a classroom and their teacher, Mrs. Anderson, this year. CLASS OF 1989 Allison Vetter Mrs. Anderson P.E. Assistant Wes Beck teaches graders some new tricks CLASS OF 1990 Carol Buck Donna Buck Jennifer Graves Brad Jacobsen Kevin McHargue Billy Mersch Laurie Montgomery Dustin Nissen Kimberly VanBibber Wayne Young Jeff Salvatore, a 5th grade student, and brother Jeremy, in the 4th grade, are new additions to the school this year. Danny Boyce Tommy Buck Jason Christenson Scott Jackson Lonnie Jones CLASS OF 1994 Levi Reyner David Sorenson Peggy Swanson The big event of our school year was the birth of Mrs. Creech’s baby girl, Stephanie. Mrs. Hazel Hill substituted for Mrs. Creech. Herb Bankson was our volunteer. In our Math Classes, each student is trying to become a “wizard” in giving correct answers to the addition and subtraction facts in second grade; in third grade, the multiplication and division of facts. “A Bunch of Golden Keys is Mine” was on the lips of the second and third grade citizens. Each key is a good manners key and it opens the door of Politeness. What do you know about Marquette? is On one of the bulletin boards. Each student has put on an information fact about Marquette of long ago or in the present time. Who is the oldest male and female resident in Marquette? Did you know Marquette once had a flour mill? When Marquette celebrates its centennial this summer, the second and third grade youngsters will be enthusiastic boosters! We celebrated Nebraska’s 115th birthday, March 41, with a blue and gold birthday cake. In Social Studies class we are learning about our state, nation, and the world. An electrician talked to us about his profession on Friday, March 12. He was in charge of wiring, etc., for the new addition to the building. Our cursive writing improved. We used the d’Nealion Method for four years, in Marquette Schools. The Grand Island Schools thought they were the only elementary school in the state using this method. This statement was published in the Grand Island Independent. A second grade student wrote a letter to the editor stating the status of Marquette. One student's most vivid memory is the immense amount of fire drills they had. Amy Young Sometimes we work sornetimes we don’t. Taking after your brother, Amy? CLASS OF 1992 Heather Brown Jennifer Christenson Richie Carlson Peggy Jackson Kenji Lentz Jennifer Mersch Mike Ogle Renee Petersen Kelli. Pritchett Marcy Richter Darci Vetter Mrs. Creech Winter fun for elementary kids. Second and third grade in Homecoming parade. Where have all the second graders gone? Jessica Abele Heather Aller Jimmy Boyce Dack Brophy Christina Buck Nicole Christensen Danny Foulk Brock Hoegh Shantel Jensen Frank Jesse Bradly Luff Jamie Montgomery Julie Nelson Ryan Nelson Tracy Ogle Regina Phipps Matthew Sanderson Kenny Wilson Mrs. Johansen There were 28 first graders, that had a very busy year. They learned to read and enjoyed spending their extra time reading a good book. They really enjoyed reading along with their new reading tapes. In math, they learned to add and subtract, besides counting money and telling time This year the first graders had pen pals in Douglasville, Georgia. They received Christmas stockings and candy canes from their first grade pen pals along with letters. The first graders sent them cards and letters and for Valentines, they sent woven Valentine baskets with a lollipop. This was a wonderful experience for them. The first graders got to be involved in a new language program called T.A.L.K. We had lots of fun and even had Roberta Stiles, Project Director, from Rockford, illinois, come to observe our class. In Science the first graders took care of two hermit crabs, Princess Stephanie and Lazy Jones, and plants as part of their study of living things. Along with all of their studying, we had holiday parties and are looking forward to planning our field trips. CLASS OF 1993 First graders being their “‘real’’ selves! Mrs. Dadey CLASS OF 1994 Dara Andersen Jamie Andersen Vonnie Christensen Carrie Brophy Kathy Graves Kim Jackson Brent Jensen Jeri Jensen Amelia Nelson Ginger Ogle Karin Olson Derek Ortegren Ryan Petersen Shane Teel Rick White A class of 15 kindergarteners began their educational exper- ience this year. They delved into alphabet letters, books, numbers, social studies, art, science and health, P.E. and music. A big highlight of the year was helping with the move into the new elementary wing. We are enjoying the use of the new facilities. Holiday parties were made lots of fun with the games and treats supplied by party mothers. FOOTBALL SEASON ENDS ON A WINNING NOTE ey eZ Sad ae “Ss : pi Steaks Ss TO? . FOV S shad « Front row: Blake Sanderson, Brad Swanso n Russell, Lynn Menke, Derek Nissen; Second row: Curt Anderson, Kevin Hutsell, Ross Gustafson, Wes Beck, Gary Young, Mike Johnston, Mike Larson; Back row; Coach Jacobsen, Bill Olson, Bill Manka, Brent Sanderson, Jim VanBibber, Bill Griffith, Todd Danhauer, Dan Beck, Earl Reyner, Coach Abele. Tne Marquette Cubs football team ended the season on a winning note. The Clubs won the last two games of the season against the Giltner Hornets and the McCool Mustangs. Cubs captains were Bill Griffith and Jim VanBibber, two seniors. Also providing additional leadership were seniors Wes Beck and Brent Sanderson. The team, under the new coach Carl Abele, worked hard and long preparing for the games on Friday nights. The guys all worked hard, but they also had their fun times — like all the dog piles, remember, Bill Manka? Over all, the season was good. Coach Abele was happy with the leadership that everyone showed throughout the season. He was also pleased with the hard work and the determination. What about next year? Coach Abele thinks the season looks promising. With a group of kids who are willing to work hard and show the determination to want to win, the season looks to be successful! Junior Dan Beck dodges two players to gain yardage on the punt return. he Ne Senior leader Bill Griffith pushes off a Hordville At the beginning of the football season, Mr. Gilson signed a Bulldog as he tries to gain extra yardage contract with the football squad. The contract stated that if the football team won 2 games in a row, he would shave off his mustache. As you can see, the contract is being fulfilled! Sophomore Gary Young is all alone as a couple of Returning Lettermen. Front row: Jim VanBibber, Gary Hampton players have bitten the dust in pursuit. Young, Dan Beck; Back row: Wes Beck, Bill Griffith, Brent Sanderson, Coach Abele. Marquette Benedict Marquette Hordville Marquette Shelby Marquette Rising City Marquette Monroe Marquette Hampton Marquette Bradshaw Marquette Giltner Marquette McCool Hat day set off Spirit Week for Homecoming '81; then 198 4 HOMECOMING WEEK favorite food day, toga day, beaten bulldog day, and biue-gold day on Friday. The countdown led to October 16, when Marlena Nelson gave a welcome for the afternoon program. The Cub-ka-zoo marching drill team danced and awards were given to the best dressed of the week Suspense was then broken when Bill Griffith and Linda Johnston were announced King and Queen. The program was topped off with a parade That Friday night, a football game was played against Bradshaw. After an 8-8 half-time score, the Cubs were defeated 24-14 A dance after the game highlighted the Homecoming activities Homecoming Royalty Linda, Shell, and Cindy smile for the camera. Homecoming Candidates 1981-82 top to bottom: Cinda Larson, Michele Donlin, Brent Sanderson, Linda Johnston, Bill Griffith, and Jim VanBibber. A Cub gets tackled?!? Sophomore’s bathtub wins first place. Crownbearers Brent Jensen and Jamie Anderson. Massive, Mr. Harris in Shell's hat! Open and say “ah” «| TTL LL Loe ie os yy . | 400 Reena’ aees” lsdedsdadcee””” BES h-peesuceebatstanatatad op abe “a 2 O b-- Lu j.. td L mae YG Oo) Fh CY 7 Oo a O Lu ie fe oy Krista gets everyone involved in cheering! Wait a minute, where is everybody? Cubs 2 eayoe Clockwise from top: Michele Donlin, Krista Sailors, Linda Johnston, and Cindy Larson 27 MARQUETTE GIRLS POST 7-8 VOLLEYBALL RECORD Volleyball Team, back row, left to right: Cindy Larson, Krista Sailors, Michele Donlin, Linda Johnston, Coach Jeanette Friesen. 2nd row: Chris Blum, Khristy VanBibber, Tracy Skikmore, Marlena Fox, Robin Bamesberger. Front row: Lisa Ortegren, Melissa Nelson, Rhonda Olson, Glenda Nutzman, Wendy Blum. Marquette Shelby Marquette Gresham Marquette Bradshaw Marquette Hampton Marquette Giltner Marquette McCool Marquette Benedict Marquette NE Christ. Marquette Henderson Marquette Rising City Marquette Trumbull Marquette Monroe Marquette Hordville Michele Donlin shows her spiking ability DISTRICTS that got her All-Conference Tour- Marquette Shelby Marquette Hordville nament Marquette NE Christ Marquette Hampton The Marquette Volleyball Team sported a new head coach, Jeanette Friesen. Five returning letter winners, Coach Friesen, and the other nine team members sparked us to a season opener victory The Cubbettes were in the Hampton Tour- naments for the first time. The experience helped the girls later in the season The girls ended the season with a pizza party held by Coach Friesen. At the party, the girls voted on “Charlie Hustle,”” which Cindy Larson was named to; Most Valuable Player went to Krista Sailors; and Most Improved Player went to Tiffany Caullier Michele Doniin received All-Conference Tour- nament, second team; All-Conference, Honorable Mention; and All-Area, Second team Seniors, back row: Michelle Vanosdall, Michele Donlin, Krista Set for a spike. Sailors, Coach Jeanette Friesen. 2nd row: Cindy Larson, Linda Johnston. Chris Blum stands ready! , Would you believe one of these was our MVP? Where’s the ball Nineteen girls started and compieted the 1981-82 basketball campaign. They played eight junior varsity games and twenty varsity games and completed the varsity sedson with nine wins and eleven losses. After a slow start (five losses), the Cubs managed to compile a nine and six record throughout the remainder of the season The Cubs placed third in the Fullerton Holiday Tour- nament and fourth in the Crossroads Tournament. The season ended with a three point loss to Giltner (the even- tual champion) in the semifinals of the District Tournament Marquette Marquette Marquette Marquette Marquette Marquette Marquette Marquette Marquette Marquette Marquette CRC Tournament Marquette Hordville District Tournament Bradshaw Gittner MANY HIGHLIGHTS BRIGHTEN THE ,nGue é 44 S4° a% 2% fy Oo 0.2 Girls’ Basketball members: Glenda Nutzman, Lisa Ortegren, Khristy VanBibber, Tracy Skidmore, Chris Blum, Linda Johnston, Michele Donlin, Krista Sailors, Wendy Blum, Melissa Nelson, Marlena Fox, Robin Bamesberger, Rhonda Olson, and Cindy Larson. Concentrating on her dribbling, Linda Johnston moves We're behind you team! down the floor. 1981-82 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL SEASON No Picture Available Cindy Larson received All-Conference Honorable Mention. Michele Donlin received All-Conference first team, All-Tournament first team, All-Area second team, and All-State Honorable Mention. Congratulations, girls! Returning seniors: Linda Johnston, Krista Sailors, Coach Jacobsen, Michele Doniin, and Cindy Larson. The girls take time from their grueling workout to be pictured with their managers, Shauna Manka and Tonja Jacobsen, and Coach Jacobsen. Not pictured is manager Melanie Holtan CUBS HAVE AN IMPRESSIVE SEASON The Cubs surprised a few people with an 14-10 record and a fifth place finish in the Crossroads Confer- ence. Preseason pick had them picked to finish 9th with only one returning starter, Bill Griffith; and two returning lettermen, Brent Sanderson and Curt Andersen; the Cubs were to be hard pressed to win many games Along with Wes Beck and some vastly improved juniors and sophomores, the team went through a very difficult schedule which in- cluded State Champion Hordville, Hampton; and Class C toughies Palmer, Shelby, Fullerton, and Os- ceola, We came out with a winning record. Some of the highlights of the past season were wins over undefeated Benedict, Polk, and Brad- shaw and a district win over Trumbull, on a last second shot by Kevin Hutsell Curt Andersen and Bill “— ak 5 ee sal Griffith were named All-Area Honorable mention a Junior Varsity and Varsity Squad, Front row: Blake Sanderson, Tom Olson, Bill Olson, Brad Swanson, Dennis Saum, Lynn Menke, Robert Kluna, Mike Johnston. Back row: Dan Beck, Brent Sanderson, Gary Young, Curt Andersen, Bill Griffith, Ken Russell, Wes Beck, and Kevin Hutsell or BIBER Marquette Marquette Marquette Marquette Marquette Shelby Paimer Nebr. Chris McCool Benedict Holiday Tournament Fullerton Oscecia Gresham Clarks Polk Bradshaw Giltner Waco Luth CRC Tournament McCool Hampton Rising City Hordville Monroe Hampton District Tournament Marquette 49 Trumbull Marquette 42 Hordville Freshman-Sophomore Tournament Marquette 53 Hampton Marquette 62 Benedict Second piace finish Marquette Marquette Marquette Marquette Marquette Marquette Marquette Marquette Ononvagguh — bO-NO0@— Marquette Marquette Marquette Marquette Marquette Marquette SRESSE Are you sure this is right, Coach? Returning lettermen: Curt Andersen, Brent Sanderson, Bill Griffith, and Coach Gilson 1981-82 BASKETBALL Hordville. . om ae, =... , Bill Griffith goes for a lay-up against Shelby defenders. ’ ¢ a “o Sophomore Kevin Hutsell giving another good performance tel Ve Dan Beck, shooting, Ken Russell, number 45, and Todd Danhauer are in for Marquette hings look a lot different from this side! GIRLS’ TRACK — SMALL Seven girls were all that comprised the 1982 girls track team, led by seniors Krista Sailors and Cindy Larson. Although small in numbers, the girls did well in every meet; finishing no worse than sixth in any major meet There were five returning letter winners: Krista Sailors, Cindy Larson, Christine Blum, Rhonda Olson, and Marlena Fox Two retords were set this year. The 3200 meter relay; which was composed of Cindy Larson, Christine Blum, Wendy Blum, and Rhonda Olson, with a time of 414:43.66. Also, the 3200 meter, run by Rhonda Olson, with a time of 12:57.5, One record was tied, the 100 meter low hurdles, run by Wendy Blum in 19.4 seconds Marquette is sending two girls to the State Track Meet, They are Krista Sailors in shotput and Rhonda Olson in the 3200 meter run and the 1600 meter run sounds start in low hurdles. = Back row: Coach Gilson, Marlena Fox, Lisa Ortegren, Christine Blum, Lisa Ferguson. Front row: Krista Sailors, Rhonda Olson, Cindy Larson, and Wendy Blum. Marquette’s Chris and Wendy Blum. Kevin and Dan readying themselves. Rhonda and Chris are joining the others in the sun. ¥ RAL! ‘ BOYS’ THINCLADS GAIN EXPERIENCE Back row: Earl Reyner, Bill Olson, Ross Gustafson, Bill Manka, Joe Andersen, and Coach Abele. Middle row: Kevin Hutsell, Todd Danhauer, Gary Young, Mike Johnston, Tom Olson, Robert Kluna. Front row: Lynn Menke, Ken Russell, Blake Sanderson, Brad Swanson, Dennis Saum,. Not pictured is Dan Beck. Tom shows his endurance. Todd Danhauer clearing the pole vault. The season began with a group of inexperienced young men. By the end of the season, we had become contenders in many events. The future looks bright for Marquette ‘‘thinclads.”’ All seventeen team members received letters. The leading scorer was Lynn Menke in the 100, 200, and 400. Other high point-getters were Dan Beck and Kevin Hutsell in the hurdles, Tom Olson in the two mile, Todd Danhauer in the pole vault, Earl Reyner in the discus, and the two-mile relay team of Blake Sanderson, Ross Gustafson, Bill Olson, and Dennis Saum. This relay team placed in every meet. The following school records were set: Dan Beck, Gary Young, Kevin Hutsell, and Lynn Menke in the 400 meter with a time of 47.7. Kevin Hutsell set a record in the 300 intermediate hurdies with a time of 47.00 Lynn Menke and Dan Beck qualified for state. The grades seven and eight sports program is a part of, and an extension of, their physical education program The purpose of the interschool sports program in fiag football, volleyball, basketball, track, and cheerleading is to provide an opportunity for all junior high students to experience the activity program. Victories are secondary to the above stat- ed purpose, but make the activity all the more meaning- ful when they occur. The flag football team had a 4 win and 2 loss record; the volleyball team had a 6 win and 4 loss record; the basket- ball teams each had 4 loss and the track teams did well with the boys finishing in sixth place and the girls finishing in second place in the Crossroads Junior High Conference Track Meet. Girls’ basketball and vol- leyball, Back row: Coach Jacobsen, Tammy Rib- lett, Melanie Holtan, Lisa Ferguson, Tonja Jacob- sen, Tracey Ortegren, Pam Donlin, Barbara George. Front row: Billy Carnes, Kim Swanson, Donna Menke, Carol Jackson, Monica Hutsell, Marnie Nelson, Shauna Manka. JUNIOR HIGH BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ SPORTS PS, Ps Boys’ basketball and football: Mike Larson, Ritchie Peterson, Derek Nissen, Dana Harris, Craig Bamesberger, Ivan Skidmore, Greg Ruzicka. Front row: Scott Montgomery, John Ricketts, B.J. Holtan, Curtis Moore, and Lance Jones. = GET LARGE DEGREE OF PARTICIPATION Boys’ and Girls’ Track, Back row: Ritchie Peter- son, Mike Larson, Dana Harris, Craig Bames- berger, Barbara George, Melanie Holtan, Tonja Jacobsen, Lisa Ferguson. Middle row: Derek Nis- sen, Scott Montgomery, Donna Menke, Shauna Manka, Pam Donlin, Mar- nie Nelson, Tracey Orte- gren. Front row: John Ricketts, Curtis Moore, Lance Jones, B.J. Holtan, Monica Hufsell, Kim Swanson, Billy Carnes. Left: Mike Larson jumps for possession Rb om aS Marquette versus McCool. Left: . Girls’ Volleyball team sets up for a spike. Right: Donna, Billy, and Marnie stand ready. The Marquette FHA Chapter has been very busy this past year. The year started with a summer retreat. This fall, all the girls welcomed the new members at a potluck supper In October, District Convention rolled around and found Chris- tine Blum busy as Vice Pre- sident of our district. Competi- tion in Search events gave Lisa and Melissa a bronze medal for a career awareness speech Linda also went, with an Encounter slide program FHA hosted a dance this winter. At the beginning of the year FHA members drew the name of their secret sister Then at the annual Christmas Party, we passed out gifts, ate, and sang some Christmas carols. April was the time for the FHA salad supper. Every member brought a different salad and helped make homemade rolls Another money - making project was selling magazines. The state convention was held in April, and members attended this to learn more about FHA At the Installment Banquet, everyone said farewell to the seniors. Steven Niles was the speaker and Christing and Linda each gave a slide presentation. FUTURE HOMEMAK FHA Members, Back row: Brenda Buck, Marlena Fox, Glenda Nutzman, Robin Bamesberger, Krista Sailors, Tammy Carnes, Christine, Michele Donlin, Linda Johnston, Cindy Larson, Michelle Vanosdall, Carol Jackson. Middie Row: Tammy Riblett, Khristy VanBibber, Tracy Skidmore, Lisa Ferguson, Wendy Blum, Lisa Ortegren, Melissa Nelson, Pam Donlin, Tracey Ortegren, Barbara George. Front Row: Billy Carnes, Kim Swanson, Rhonda Olson, Donna Menke, Monica Hutsell, Marnie Nelson, Melanie Holtan, Tonja Jacobsen, Shauna Manka. Lisa, Melissa, and Linda participated in Search events. Above, left: Isn't it fun at districts?! Below, left: New members for 1981-82. ERS OF AMERICA a� Oe Officers: Robin Bamesberger, Publicity Chairperson; Krista Sailors, — President; Tammy Carnes, Treasurer; Christine Blu, Historian; Michele These five went to Lincoln to learn more Donlin, Vice President; Linda Johnston, Encounter; Cindy Larson, about FHA Secretary; Carol Jackson, Song-Recreation leader. Home Agent speaks on Ag Net. = - a Freshman girls give a nutrition skit for the elementary. MARQUETTE ORGANIZATIONS The Annual Staff's accom- plishments need not be explained here; since you are reading this book; you can see them for yourself Ross and Bill were super salesmen in selling ads for raising money. They were the winners of our free annual Cindy, Michelle, and Michele were our co-editors. They, along with the seven other members of our staff, kept our Cameras busy and captured many memories of MHS 1981-82 Annual Staff Members, Front row: Linda Jonnston, Khristy VanBibber, Marlena Fox, Bill Olson, Back row: Chris Blum, Michelle Vanosdall, Cindy Larson, and Michele Donlin. Not pictured is Ross Gustafson. M Club members and on Sree officers, Front row: Cindy Larson, Secre- tary; Wes Beck, Linda Jonnston, Treasurer: Brent Sanderson, Bill Griffith, President: Krista Sailors, Michele Donlin, Curt Andersen, Jim VanBibber, Vice Pres- ident; Michele Vanos- dall. Middle row: Tom Olson, Earl Reyner, . Mike Johnston, Ronda . Olson, Khristy VanBib- ) ber, Robin Bames- ; berger, Tracy Skid- more, Marlena Fox, ¢ Glenda Nutzman, Chris Blum, Gary Young, Bill Olson, Robert Kluna. as Back row: Kevin Hutsell and Dan Beck. Not pictured: Phillip Jack- son, Todd Danhauer, : sergeant at arms, Ross Gustafson, and Bill Manka., WA. f ACCOMPLISH GREAT THINGS Seven MHS stu- dent served as Cubs Den Staff members this year Robin Bamesberger, Dan Beck and Christine Blum represented the junior class. Seniors Tammy Carnes, Michele Doniin, Bill Griffith, and Michelle Van- osdaill completed the staff. Under the direction of sponsor LaVonne Hut- sell, the staff published eight issues. The final issue was dedicated to the MHS graduating seniors Cubs Den Newpaper Staff: Mrs. Hutsell, Chris Blum, Michelle Vanosdall, Tammy Carnes, Bill Griffith, and Michele Doniin. This was an organizational year for the Student Council. A new constitution was written and approved at our semi- regular meetings At Christmas time, we sponsored the secondary movie and grab bag party Student Council arranged for “Santa” to visit the eiementary from the North Pole. Engineering moving day was a big challenge for us, but we got the job done Student Council Members: Glenda Nutzman, Vice President; Tracy Skidmore; Brenda Buck, Pam Donlin; Tonja Jacobsen, Secretary; Earl Reyner, Melissa Nelson, Treasurer; Lance Jones, Brent Sanderson; Bill Griffith, President, and Kevin Hutsell. Not pictured is Derek Nissen. SOUND OF MUSIC Uniforms! Brand new marching band uniforms was the major topic for this years musicians Once again the marching band marched in the Harvest of Harmony parade in Grand Island. Michele Doniin was Marquette’s representative. Chris Blum servecras Majorette again this year. On April 23 everyone traveled to Fairmont for District Music Contest Receiving Superior ratings were: the Senior Trio, consisting of Michele Vanos- dall, Michele Donilin, and Linda Johnston; a tenor saxophone solo by Bill Olson; and a vocal solo by Michelle Vanosdall. Receiving an excellent were the Triple Trio; a clarinet solo by Rhonda Olson; and Q vocal solo by Bill Olson. Also competing were the Marquette Band and the Freshmen Quartet consisting of Lisa Ortegren, Melissa Nelson, Wendy Blum, and Brenda Buck. ” Michelle Vanosdall was selected into - the 1981-82 Plainsmen Honor Choir at . Nebraska Wesleyan University. This is a . ; ; . Ae Ri . i a wT Rss selact chOns. ‘wilh ciocemianos. ‘nly Chorus: Sharon Bebout, Director; Mike Johnston; Bill Olson; Chris Blum; Michele Donlin: through auditions. Michelle was also Linda Johnston; Cindy Larson; Glenda Nutzman; Michelle Vanosdall; Melissa Nelson; Lisa chosen as recipient of the Arion Award Ortegren, Wendy Blum. for participating and excelling in all areas of music. Triple Trio: back row at left; Wendy Blum, Linda Johnston, Michelle Vanosdall, Cindy Larson, Michele Donlin, Glenda Nurzman, Chris Blum, Melissa Nelson, Lisa Ortegren Senior Trio: Michelle Vanosdall, Linda ad Johnston, Michele Donlin } J Freshmen Quartet: back row left; Brenda Buck, Wendy Blum, Lisa Ortegren, Melissa Nelson STRIKE UP THE BAND Sharon Bebout leads the Pep Band. Michele Donlin represents Marquette at Harvest of Harmony Mi ARQUES aps sanese e+ 48s an }Oe Lee Receiving superior ratings at contest were Bill Olson, Rhonda Olson, and not pictured Michelle Vanosdall JUNIOR AND FRESHMAN CLASS PLAYS On April 16, the Freshman and Junior classes entertained an audience of over two hundred people with a one-act and a three-act play, respectively “Dr. Jekyl’s Hyde-Out,” the Freshman play found the audience thrust into the madcap aboratory of Dr. Jekyl, whom, as the story goes turns into the famed Mr. Hyde. Through a change of identities, Mr. Hyde finds his true lover after his maid, Lucy, drinks the monster-making potion The Junior class showed us that luxurious living is not what it is cracked up to be in their production of ‘Pleased to Meetcha.” The Bixby family discovers their home can be burglarized just as easy as saying, “One, two, three, lights out.’ During the course of the play, mistaken identities are found out and the thief is caught A new feature this year was the introduc- tion of a dinner theatre sponsored by the Junior class. Seventy people enjoyed a delicious fried chicken dinner An enjoyable evening was experienced by SNOTYERD 'P CHARANCS Juniors: Tracy Skidmore, Robin Bamesberger, Khristy VanBibber, Ross Gustafson, Dan Beck, Bill Olson, Tony Hurley, Earl Reyner, Bill Manka, and Chris Blum. -� . “Pleased ta meetcha, how do you do, happy to make your Mr. Hyde surprises his future bride, Melissa Nelson, acquaintance, some remark in general,” Elmer says to Helen. and her mother, Lisa Ortegren, Dr. Jekyl and Lucy, the maid. ica eee Wendy Blum, Blake Sanderson, and Lynn Menke. Wendy Blum. ACTIVITIES AWARDS BANQUET The annual Athletic Ban- quet of past years was replaced this year by an Activities banquet in order to represent all groups. After Dan Beck gave the invocation, dinner was catered by Helen’s When everyone was full and had finished socializing, the awards were given. Mr. Harris announced each name, they came forward, and their honors were read off. Mr Panning and Mr. Jacobsen gave out the awards. The 1982-83 Student Council officers were announced, as were the cheerleaders for next year After all this, it was time to dance to DMD Disco. Lights and loud music added the final touch to the gym that was decorated in burgundy and silver streamers. With all this, it topped off a year to be remembered by many Dana Harris. B.J. Holtan. SENIOR SNEAK TRIP TO OZARKS On May 7 we were on our way. A couple of minor set- backs were exper- enced, such as being pulled over by state patroiman and a fiat tire We arrived first at World's of Fun and then went to Osage Beach, Missouri. Mon- day, May 10, we were back in Mar- quette Our senior days are almost over; but as the years go by, we'll always remember those few days we enjoyed together as a class on our senior sneak trip Who says girls are neat?! Kansas City here we come! It’s only water, Mr. J. Willy and Shel give moral support. = : ; . Which way do we go? 46 Which way do we go? Shame, shame, shame a Education Commissioner, Dr. Anne Campbell, spoke at the initiation . . for National Honor Society. Old members Michelle Ellenwood, Krista : i isti mM ii intently. Mr. Jacobsen was speaker at the Junior-Senior Sailors, Annette Andersen, and Christine Blum listen intently Banquet. New members Bill Griffith, Tammy Carnes, Dan Beck, Kevin Hutsell sign LO in with old member Linda Johnston witn essing. Juniors Bill Manka, Joe Andersen, Marlena Fox, and Bill Olson pose for a picture after the dinner at Dreisbachs for Junior-Senior Banquet. Tammy, Bill, Dan, and Kevin. MONDAY, MAY 24, 1982, CLASS OF 1982 GRADUATES 4982 Graduates, Back row: Wesley John Beck, Jr., James Eugene VanBibber, Curtis Lee Anders: William Ray Griffith, Brent Allen Sanderson. Front row: Michele Lynn Doniin, Tammy Jo Carnes, Cyni Renee Larson, Krista Kay Sailors, Michelle Marie Vanosdall, Linda Lou Johnston. On Monday, May 24, 1982, eleven young men and women graduated from Marquette High School. Baccalaureate and Commencement Services were held in the gymnasium on this cool rainy evening Class colors were dark blue, ice blue and white; class motto was “If ever we shall meet again’; class flower was the white rose with blue tips, class escorts and ushers were Christine Blum and Danny Beck and Marlena Fox and Earl Reyner. Mr. Carl Abele was the class sponsor. After marching in to the Processional, played by the Marquette School Band, the invocation was given by Reverend Charles Pollard. The senior girls sang “Time” and ‘“‘I’ll Always Remember’. Senior Curtis Andersen read the scripture, followed by Reverend Pollards sermon entitied “If | Ever Find Out Who | Am, Will | Still Like Me?’ Dr. Gene Panning, Superintendent, and Dave Vetter, President, Board of Education, awarded the diplomas. Senior Linda Johnston said the closing prayer. Seniors were congratulated by friends and family immediately after the graduation ceremony. “Oh no | didn’t,’’ declares Curt Andersen t4 Harris. Michele laughs knowingly. DO YOU REMEMBER WHEN ... CRAFTS Krista got a turkey for Christmas? mr” The lunchroom was ever this quiet. Cindy and Glenda rest after their hard work. 50 MOVING DAY AT MARQUETTE October of 1980 saw the passage of a bond issue for approximately 10,000 square feet of a new elementary wing for Marquette Consolidated Schools. This new area includes six additional classrooms, a kitchen, cafeteria, a special education room, and a guidance and nurse’s facility. The elementary in use at the time would become a music room. shop area, superintendent's office, and the media center will take over the lower level The total cost of the project was $385,000; which increased the mill levy by about 5.50 mills. Bids were let out in February, 19841. The general contractor was Geer-Melkas of Grand Island The following schedule shows the steps taken to completion of this building construction: (4) The tennis courts were removed (2) The land was leveled by March, 1984. (3) By April 15, 1981. the foundation and footings had been poured. (4) The brick superstructure was up in April, also. (5) With the completion of the school year, the steel frame of the roof was in place. (7) interior work was finished in July of 1981. (8) Finish work was in progress by school time. (9) A waiting period began. Minor delays in windows, painting, and carpeting set the time line back, but the move was completed by December 7, 1982 Students at Marquette, grades kindergarten through 12, accomplished this feat with guidance by our Student Council The new wing DAYS AT OLD MARQUETTE HIGH v. ih. ae up Ht Le ‘= tig | ’ wk Come on Glenda. Nobody does homework at Marquette! Medical advisor speaking for Career Days Dream a Dream was the theme of 8th Grade Promotion. Deep sigh at 8th Dana and Derek tasting their food Grade Promotion. project in Home Ec. Dorothy Weir Creigh, Educator and Author from Hastings. visited the 8th grade Rejects from Mrs. Bebout’s chorus class ELEMENTARY STUDENTS LOOK BE i hs sesseiin It’s hard trying to pay attention when you don’t know what First and second graders put on a play for their parents. teachers are talking about. First graders say let’s get down to the basics of Sixth graders stand with their masterpiece of the Rock-n-Roll. fy Be a Does the next train Dara and Vicki listening to stop here? some tunes in their spare time. Junior High. These sixth graders are studying very hard for their big leap into AS IF THEY HAD A BUSY YEAR program. These volunteers helped kindergarten through sixth grade and the library with various duties. Some of which were: preparing flash cards, bulletin boards, correcting papers, reading to the children, running off copies, and eating lunch and socializing with all the students Volunteers this year included: Mrs. Menke, Mrs Lagoni, Mrs. Reyner, Mrs. Tuttle, Mr. Bankson, Mrs, Bankson, Mrs. Hutsell, Mrs. Luff, Mrs. Culver, and Mrs. Gustafson Many elementary mothers helped fo provide help on “party days’ at school. The Lions and Lioness Club members helped with ticket sales at all athletic events Volunteer Herb Bankson practicing multiplication tables with elementary students. Doris Bankson worked with elementary students One of the interesting and timely bulletin boards found i faithfully each Tuesday and Thursday. elementary wing. The fifteen members of Mrs. Dadey’s kindergarten class were graduated into first grade at 2:30 p.m. on Friday, May 24, 1982. Friends, family, and school mates attended the ceremony. 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