Petersburg High School - Pirateer Yearbook (Petersburg, NE)

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We the SENIOR CLASS of 1974 will the SHAFT to the Juniors since it was passed on to us last year. WILLY SEIER and LARRY WIRGES will the Junior Class, Marvin! LAURA STARMAN, PAT SALBER, and DEB TEMME will Mr. Siemsen a box of cornstarch, since they emptied his in the Powder Puff Derby. JIM MESCHER wills Larry Pelster the ability to see over high fences. The SENIOR GIRLS and LEO will Miss Shaw another set of bookkeeping books, since they were found missing. SALLY VACHA wills Delbert Seier one more exciting year of riding to school with Larry Vacha, and making it. The SENIOR CLASS wills the Juniors all our empty beer cans and bottles from our senior year, approximately 522,932 so they can start their own recycling factory. LES DANIELS wills the Junior boys the ability to play football without being such pussies! LEO MOSTEK wills Mr. Hansen some NO—DOZE to keep from falling out of tree blinds. VICKI VEIK and JODY HENN will Cindy Simons an extra tank of gas. The SENIOR CLASS will Miss Lewis another hard-working, studious, interested, co-operative, intelligent, out- standing, good humored, serious, lovable, laughable, outrageous, courageous, sneaky, trustworthy, and that aint'dt never done nuthin' rong Senior Class as she had this year. PHILLIP WIRGES wills Bob Sandman another speech contest so he can try to find another Petersburg check. The SENIOR CLASS wills the Juniors their Career Education class because we just LOVED ours!! MARCIS FROISTAD wills what little skill she has in volleyball to Joan Majerus. LAURA STARMAN, DEB TEMME, DIANE KNUST, and JEAN DALY will Mr. Hurlburt quadruplet baby girls!! All the SENIOR BOYS will Mrs. Remmereid a Tamper to Tamp all of the Junior POST in! ! The SENIOR GIRLS will Jean Liefeld another, Steve Hinkle. DEB TEMME wills June Beckman, as Pep Club President, a case of Excedrin! ! ! MARVIN MAJERUS wills Mark Remmereid a turtle neck to cover his hickies. STEVE HINKLE wills Tim Iburg a new cap to wear to track meets. PAT SALBER wills Helen Majerus another Chemistry partner who is as enthusiastic, hard-working, dependable, intelligent, and co-operative as she was. LARRY WIRGES and WILLY SEIER will Mr. Cunningham an M-K machine gun so he can keep the Library in order! ! The SENIOR GIRLS will Linda Pelster and Jean Foss a calendar so they can keep track of when to wear dresses or slacks. JEAN DALY wills Mr. Siemsen another co-operative Senior Class for next year's Senior Class play. LAURA STARMAN wills June Beckman her red hair, since redheads have more fun than blondes! ! LEO MOSTEK wills Mark Remmereid a new scoop shovel, so he can get out of the room when he is done talking. KEVIN ZABKA, JIM MESCHER, DAN KALLHOFF, and VERNON SEIER will Miss Shaw another great Accounting Class like she had the first semester. The SENIOR CLASS will the Juniors the ability how not to answer Mr. Bond's HEAVY questions. KEN ARENDS, LES DANIELS, and BEN WEES will Kalvin Siebler the ability to steal stuff from Doug Reicks Chevy without getting caught. DEB TEMME and JEAN DALY will our good friend Hitler to Barb Temme and Connie Wirges. MARCIA FROISTAD wills Miss Henn a new Piano. PAT SALBER wills any Junior who wants it, her ideal location next door to Mr. Siemsen and Mr. Herbolsheimer so all their going-ons can be observed. The SENIOR GIRLS P. E. class will Mr. Hansen another girls basketball team and another set of bruises. KEVIN ZABKA wills Delbert Seier a 410 engine for his vehicle, just like the one he had. LAURA STARMAN wills Miss Shaw a shorthand class with more than 1 student in it. PAT SALBER and DIANE KNUST will the volleyball team a scorekeeper and water girl as efficient as we were. DEB TEMME wills Connie Wirges and Barb Temme the ability to stay out of the little blue box like I did. JIM MESCHER and DAN KALLHOFF each will Ronny Hotdog a hundred push-ups for all the times we had to do them. The SENIOR CLASS wills the Juniors the ability to walk and chew bubble gum at the same time. MARVIN MAJERUS wills Butch Siebler his position as goalie on the dart team. MARCIA FROISTAD wills Mr. Siemsen a Chemistry class just as intelligent?? as we were! ! JEAN DALY and DIANE KNUST will John Temme a lower voice so he can sing You'll Never Walk Alone for his graduation. DEB TEMME, PAT SALBER, and LAURA STARMAN will Herr Herbolsheimer eine Deutsch Klasse wie wir waren. KEN ARENDS wills Bob Sandman the ability to pick up trash with Fred Wangler to help. The SENIOR CLASS wills the Juniors as many trips to the office as we had. DORIS PELSTER and DEB KETTELER will Cindy Simons a scratch free car since ditches and barbed-wire fences pop out in front of her all the time. LEO MOSTEK and LAURA STARMAN will Miss Shaw and Miss Lewis 2 new NORFOLKANS! ! ! LES DANIELS wills Tim Iburg the ability to throw the shot and not to catch it! MARVIN MAJERUS wills Bob Sandman a razor and BLADE! STEVE STARMAN wills Mr. Hansen a new shop for his future kids. VINCE VACHA wills June Beckman the ability to stay awake in General Business. LEO MOSTEK wills Mr. Cunningham a new attention getter! DEB TEMME, DIANE KNUST, and PAT SALBER will Linda Pelster, Jeff Bode, from the cornfields. LES DANIELS, KEN ARENDS, and BEN WIES will Tim Iburg a gallon of grasshopper green paint to paint his car. The SENIOR CLASS wills the school another good-looking, hard-working, industrious, outstanding, above superior, very athletic, smart, brilliant, in shape, around a-bouts, leaders as the CLASS OF '74'. The SENIOR CLASS wills the Juniors 1 4 of the beer we drank. KEN ARENDS wills June Beckman a night on the town. DIANE KNUST wills Mrs. Stewert a PERFECT student since there aren't any in PHS. The SENIOR CLASS wills the school a new ONE. 4

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We Dedicate the Sounds of ’74 to Carl Kallhoff The annual staff wish to take this time to sound out our apprec- iation to Carl for his many years of service to our school. We are very fortunate to have Carl to keep our school clean, neat, and warm during the cold winters, so we have a very nice place to study. We take Carl for granted but without his services our school would not run as efficiently. We wish him good luck in the future and the courage and forti- tude to endure the oncoming years.

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SOUNDS OF ACHIEVEMENT