Petersburg High School - Pirateer Yearbook (Petersburg, NE)

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The 1982 Annual Staff: I. to R (back row) Mike Spieker, Michelle Benda, Barb John- son, Anita Benda, Wendy Spieker, Mary Jo Henn; (middle row) Editor Brenda Pelster, Asst. Editor Ken Leifeld, Bus. Mgr. Angie Benda, Lucy Knust, Colleen Spieker, Jean Luettel, Diane Luettel, Art Coordinator Bev Scholl, Sales Mgr. John Seier; (front row) Kim Benda, Jackie Daly, Rhonda Wiegand. School year condensed by Annual staff The 1982 Annual was produced through the com- bined efforts of the above pictured staff. The most noticeable change in this year’s book was the use of colored stock paper for the individual portrait section. In keeping with our theme of the theatre, we placed this section in the back of the Annual, where it usually may be found in a play or opera program. The other major changes were the use of cluster captions throughout the yearbook and smaller sentence style headlines. We hope our ef- forts meet with your approval. Senior art class leaves its mark Chuck Johnson, Tom Foss and Larry Starman found a legitimate way to permanently remind future Pirates that they were here. “Na- ture’s Threshold” is not the ulti- mate in graffiti, but a beautiful mural which the Senior Art Class completed as a third quarter pro- ject on the Art Room wall. It is a gift to the school of which we are all justly proud. 14

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Full Team: L to R (back row) Coaches Stewart and Dalton, Vin Wiegand, Rog- er Seier, Dale Henn, Rolan Knust, John O’Cilka, Managers Clyde Stuhr, Bob Veik, and Gary Pelster; (middle row) Rick Pelster, John Seier, and Doug Koch; (front row) Larry Temme, Alvin Starman, Tom Temme, Ken Leifeld, and Mike Spieker; (missing) Larry Starman. Above left, Rick Pelster eludes a Loup County man in the First quarter of the homecoming game. Above right, Roger Seier races toward the goal line with a Loup County man in hot pursuit, for a 64 yard gain. Roger was stopped on the one yard line. At right, Coach Stewart gives a pep talk during a disheartening halftime at Humphrey. The Pirates scored two touch- downs in the fourth quarter — a feat not accomplished by many other teams against the Bulldogs. 16