Marquette Public School - Marquette Yearbook (Marquette, NE)

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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?

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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?

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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!