Marquette Public School - Marquette Yearbook (Marquette, NE)

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THEM 8TH IN STATE | st. ete Front row: Dana Harris, Joe Anderson, Bill Manka, Dan Beck. 2nd row: Greg Ruzica, Blake Sanderson, Todd Danhauer, Earl Reyner, Derek Nissen. 3rd row: Tom Joyner, Ken Russell, Mike Johnston, Lynn Menke, Gary Young, Kevin Hutsell. 4th row: Mike Larson, Craig Bamesberger, Ritchie Petersen, Dennis Saum, Brad Swanson. Back row: Coach Steve Jacobsen, Student Managers Curtis Moore, Holtan, and Wade Hermansen, and Coach Carl Abele. Not pictured is Ross Gustafson. Cradling the ball, Gary Young pushes for more Marugette yardage. a asey DAN BECK - Ist team end - both ways, Ist team of- fense (Grand Is- land), Ist team All- State (AP), Honor- able Mention, Lin- coln. © KEN RUSSELL - Ist team All-Confer- ence Offensive guard, 2nd team D-lineman (Grand Island), 2nd team offensive. John Ricketts, Scott Montgomery, B.J. TODD DANHAU- ER - 2nd team All- Conference, 2nd team (Grand Is- land), Honorable Mention (Lincoln). KEVIN HUTSELL Ist team quarter back and safet All-Conference, Is team quarterback (Grand Island) Honorable Men tion All-State (Lin coln). LYNN MENKE - 2nd team All-Conference (Grand Island), and 1000-yard rusher. EARL REYNER - Ist team offense All-Conference } an (Grand Island).

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This year’s Cubs finished proud with an eighth place state rating and a 7-2 season, under the leadership of coaches Carl Abele and Steve Jacob- sen. The squad started the season on a winning note, defeating Benedict. However, the following game was to be a loss to Hordville. Winning 5 ofthe next 5 games, the Cubs suffered a loss to the Giltner team. This in turn shattered playoff hopes for our team. The team stood out among the conference, by putting 6 out of 8 starters in All-Conference or All-State spots. Four out of six will return next year for the Cubs, along with strong backup. In summing up the season, Coach Abele said it was ‘satisfying and yet disappointing.” In predicting the future for Cubs football, Mr. Abele said, ‘‘next year looks very promising.” Returning lettermen for '82: Front row - Todd Danhauer, Kevin Hutsell, Gary Young, Lynn Menke. Back row - Coach Abele, Dan Beck, and Ross . f. Marquette Benedict Gustafson Marquette Hordville Marquette Exeter Marquette Rising City Marquette Monroe Marquette Hampton Marquette Bradshaw Marquette Giltner Marquette McCool a ‘ a) oa AS yes tow o a. ‘ ' » . ¢ - i” cay . ‘ e 4 Huu © - “ EP. ow ai fe Kf No. 12 (Kevin Hutsell) fakes out the Hawk defense. Lynn Menke leaves Ter- rier defense in the dust.

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CUBS BATTLE TO THE END The 1982 Cubs Volleyball Season ended with a 2-13 record. At the beginning of the Volleyball Season, the Cubs sported two new coaches, Kim Jackson and Susan Gay. The leading spiker for the season was Chris Blum, with 88 attempts, 57 successful and |2 aces; followed by Robin Bamesberger. The leading server was Glenda Nutzman with 88 attempts, 77 good, and 9 aces; followed by Rhonda Joyner. The overall spikes by the team were: 349 attempts with 250 good and 40 aces. The overall team serves were 439 attempts, 345 good, 53 aces. All members of the team voted for Most Valuable Player, Charlie Hustle, and Everyone stands ready as Glenda goes for the save. Most Improved Player at the end of the al season. Christine Blum was voted Most Valuable Player; Khristy VanBibber, Charlie Hustle; Donna Menke, Most Improved Player. Coach Gay's comments on the season were: ‘The 1982 Volleyball Season was successful in that many returning players gained experience for next year’s volleyball season.” Marquette Benedict Marquette Hordville Nebraska Christian Marquette NVYAUA SAAD Marquette Rising City Marquette Monroe Marquette Bradshaw Marquette Gresham Marquette Hampton Marquette Giltner Marquette McCool ViNbDOLTHRGwWUGOTR HAMPTON TOURNAMENT Marquette | Hampton Marquette 4 Trumbull 10 CRC TOURNAMENT Marquette 5 Hordville 2 DISTRICTS =a Returning letterwinner for 1982 Marquette Giltner was Glenda Nutzman, pictured 3 with Coach Jackson. Not pic- Another ace for Glendal tured is Chris Blum.