Marquette Public School - Marquette Yearbook (Marquette, NE)

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Sports NTE GBC IIe

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SMILE EVERYONE Grade School and their grandparents wait in line for lunch. — ) Kids enjoy the puppet show. . The perfect couple! Kena Helzer and Eric Brophy.

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HOMECOMING 1982 ........0.0000. Homecoming 1982 was started by Spirit Week. During the week of October I8th to 22nd, a lot of different people were walking around our school. On Monday, it was hat day. There were a lot of really different hats and the winners of that day were Ross Gustafson, with a sombrero and Mrs. Malcom with a cowboy hat. On Tuesday it was dress up day and everybody looked very nice. Kenny Russell and Robin Bamesberger were the winners for this day. On Wednesday, people with blue hair and garbage bags for clothes came to class. Punk rock winners were Dennis Saum and Glenda Nutzman. For Occupation Day, Thursday, all walks of life seemed to be represented. Tracy Ortegren, a veterinarian, and Wade Hermansen, a chef, took the prize for Thursday. Cubs spirit really came through on Blue and Gold Day, with winners being Mrs. Solt and Gary Young. Annual Staff and Camera Club sponsored a chili supper Thursday night before the bon fire. The chili was prepared by Mrs. Houston and Mrs. Solt. Following the chili supper was the bonfire which started out with a scavenger hunt, won by Kevin Hutsell and Tracy Ortegren. The snake dance led into a pep rally. There were cheers and chants, and then the burning of the Giltner football dummy. Speeches from the coaches and co-captains of the team increased the excitement. The coronation ceremony was held Friday afternoon. The MC was Mike Johnston. The band started things off by playing “The Way We Were.” Marquette’s famous Kazoo Marching Band performed again this year with a couple of their “better” selections. A Laurel and Hardy Skit was put on by Robbie Paup, Greg Ruzicka, and Craig Bamesberger. The suspense was ended when I98! King and Queen (Bill Griffith and Linda Johnston) crowned the 1982 King and Queen — Dan Beck and Christine Blum. Attendants were Robin Bamesberger, Khristy VanBibber, Ross Gustafson, and Earl Reyner. Following the ceremony was the parade. The Freshmen won first prize with the theme “Raid the Hornets.”” Second place went to the juniors with their “Swat the Hornets” float and third place “Agony of Defeat’ belonged to the seniors. That evening, the volleyball girls went up against the Hornets, losing 15-1 and 15-3. The football game that followed was a thriller. A very disappointed loss to the Hornets, this 28-24 game was one of the best of a very successful Cub’s season. The band marched at halftime as well as the introduction of the Homecoming Royalty. The finale of the week was the dance. The gym was decorated in streamers of orange, gold, and brown. Students and their guests danced to a selection of popular records. Once again Marquette had a memorable homecoming. This page sponsored by THE GRAIN PLACE, » Dave Vetter, in Mar- quette. t Dan Beck and Earl Reyner, football co-captains, give a pep talk while cheerleaders stand back and watch. Everyone watches as the Giltner Hornet burns. Ms. Jackson and Mr. Williams talk while bon fire is going on — perfect couple