Petersburg High School - Pirateer Yearbook (Petersburg, NE)

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 The 1984 Homecoming Royalty and their Court: (on dias) seniors Jeanine Ketteler and Tom Temme, Queen and King; (front) freshman Gina Koch, sophomore Kim Petsche, juniors Brenda Staashelm and Dan Knust, sophomore Jeff Staashelm, freshman Randy Pelster. Center left, the 1984 Attendants pose for photographs. Following the photo session, the Attendants danced to the song “When You Close Your Eyes by Night Ranger. Above, King Tom and Queen Jeanine dance to the theme song Hard Habit to Break. 23

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HOMECOMING Moonglow Lights The Sky The climax of the Spirit Week activities was the Homecoming Dance held on Saturday night. The Pep Club, which sponsored the dance, decorated the gym in pink, burgundy and white streamers. The theme Another Illusion was taken from the song Hard Habit to Break by Chicago. Music was provided by Sounds of Your Kind of Music. The new royalty and their court, elected by the student body during Spirit Week, were honored during a special coronation ceremony. Last year's Queen Mary Jo Henn and Rolan Knust, substituting for King Mike Spieker, were on hand to crown Tom Temme and Jeanine Ketteler as the 1984 Homecoming King and Queen, respectively. Top right, 1983 Queen Mary Jo Henn and King Candidate Rolan Knust dance to their theme song Total Eclipse of the Heart. Above, Queen Jeanine and King Tom receive their crowns, while senior candidates Dale Henn and Roger Seier look on. Center right, the 1984 Royalty Queen Jeanine Ketteler and King Tom Temme relax and smile as family and friends take pictures. At right on both pages, underclass candidates for the court excitedly await the announcement of the names for the 1984 Homecoming Attendants. 22

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FALL ONE—ACT PLAYS: Below left, awakened from their sleep by the violent summer storm, Gerald Snoopy, Jo and Claire decide to search for clues to the Wailing Ghost of Willowmere. Center middle, in a last-ditch effort to close the tea room, the ghost arrives ill person to scare the teen-aged guests. Center right, perfect lady Claire, on far right, introduces Tom-boy Jo, amateur detective Snoopy and bug-ologist Horace to each other. Bottom right, Jessie, the Willowmere cook, greets Lottie and Linda as they arrive at their aunt's tea room to work. 24 The Marriage ' a one-act play by Dorothy J. Proctor, concerned an argument between a husband and wife, the emotions they experienced, and learning to confront their differences. It was performed for the Conference and District Contests at Elgin, for the PHS student body and for the Senior Citizens in Petersburg. The Haunted Tea Room, by Anne Coulter Martens, is a three-act mystery-comedy written for and about teen-agers. Nine high school students met at the Willowmere Tea Room on a stormy summer evening. High jinks and mayhem ensued as they searched for and discovered the identity of the mysterious ghost who was disrupting business at the tea room. The play was performed on 20 November, in conjunction with the annual Chili Supper, sponsored by the Class of 1985 JERRY'S FEED SERVICE Elgin, NE 68636 843-5622 PIZZA HUT of ALBION 395-6281 Linda Evans, Manager