Petersburg High School - Pirateer Yearbook (Petersburg, NE)

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PIRATES in Training

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Caught in the Act (Read Clockwise from above left) Mrs. Beckman (left) and Mrs. Mock (right) start students on their school careers down in the grade school. A rare sight indeed — Mr. Reese in a suit. Miss Nissen and Mrs. Bennett watch the Girls’ Basketball team beat Humphrey at the Conference Tournament. Mrs. Daniels — one of three good reasons we all enjoyed lunch. All right! All right! All right! — decent, decent, decent.” Miss Cronk and Miss Sorensen cheer the Girls’ Basketball team. With gentle patience. Mr. Hoffman teaches carpentry skills. Bergstrom Reilly B-Bar Cafe Oil Company 6 Elgin. NE 68636 Elgin, NE 68636

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More Than Three R’s As we all quickly learned, school is more than reading, writing, and arithmetic. It’s learning everyday skills we will need as adults and professional skills which can lead to careers. It’s learning to work together and to work alone. To prepare for one big performance or for a lifetime. To appreciate the funny, the artistic, and the unusual; and to become good citizens and future community leaders. School is all these things and a lot of hard work. But, when you look back on it now, school was fun. Self-motivation and responsibility start early in Shop and Home Ec classes. Above (top) Alvin Starman. Larry Temme. and Doug Reicks assemble equipment and begin working on self-selected projects, while Duane Scholl and Bob Veik (right top and center) demonstrate proper safety techniques with power tools. Kim Thieman and Mary Jo Henn (above and right bottom) each works on a money-saving addition to her wardrobe. 8