Marquette Public School - Marquette Yearbook (Marquette, NE)

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VOLLEYBALL SEASON 1982 A oe Ba . First row: Shauna Manka, Marni Nelson, Melanie Holtan, Tonya Jacobsen, 2nd row: Glenda Nutzman, Lisa Ferguson, Lisa Ortegren, Wendy Blum, Tracy Ortegren, Rhonda Joyner. 3rd row: Coach Gay, Robin Bamesberger, Khristy VanBibber, Tracy Skidmore, Chris Blum, and Coach Jackson. The team is prepared for whatever comes! Tonya spikes the ball. 29

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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.

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GIRLS BASKETBALL The girls basketball team ended their season with an overall record of 5-Il, a CRC record of 2-7. The girls were a good defensive team, but lacked in offense because of poor shooting. There were |5 girls on the basketball team. Out of the I5 girls, Il of them received a varsity letter. There were three awards that were given out at the end of the season. Christine Blum was best offen- sive player, Melanie Holton was best defensive player, Shauna Manka and Melissa Nelson tied for most improved player. The team improved throughout the season and was playing very well at the end of the season. Marquette McCool 39 Marquette Benedict 37 Marquette Monroe 33 Marquette Gresham 32 Marquette Polk 56 Marquette Bradshaw 39 Marquette Giltner 60 Marquette NE Lutheran 32 Marquette Hampton 26 Marquette Rising City 39 Marquette Lincoln Christian 39 Marquette Hordville 27 CRC Marquette Gresham 27 Marquette Rising City 40 District Marquette Hampton 24 Marquette Giltner 37 CUBS ANNUAL BOOSTERS Central Pharmacy, Central City Bill’s Volume, Central City Central City Eagles Club Nordstedt’s, Central City Adams, Carstenson, Owens, and Jones; Aurora Palmberg Auto Parts, Aurora Kurtain Korner, Aurora Wheelers Farm Supply, Aurora Independent Club, Central City Lafayette Beauty Salon, Central City Young World, Inc., Central City Town and Country Peddlers, Central City Central Realty, Central City Geren Drug, Central City Coast to Coast, Central City To aluawton 4 O 3 y v anu nue, PQUE?Z The f Waa: Ge seas ad 74% Ay he Front: Shauna Manka, Tracy Ortegren, Donna Menke, Melanie Holton, Tonja Jacobsen, Lisa Ferguson, Melissa Nelson. Back: Khristy VanBibber, Robin Bamesberger, Glenda Nutzman, Wendy Blum, Chris Blum, Marlena Fox, Lisa Ortegren, Rhonda Olson, and Tracy Skidmore. The returning letter winners are: Christine Blum, Lisa Ortegren, and Wendy Blum.