Petersburg High School - Pirateer Yearbook (Petersburg, NE)

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Breaking away for a joyful evening A JUNIOR — SENIOR PROM 1 “Sweet Dreams” was the theme of the 1984 Junior- Schlautman gave the blessing before dinner. Guests Senior Prom. The gym was decorated with blue and danced to the music provided by “Sounds of Your Kind silver streamers and highlighted by a brick wall” and a of Music. real waterfall. Special dinner guest Reverend Wayne DORIS'S FLORAL AND GIFTS ANDRE’S STORE 134 South 4th Street Main Street Albion, NE 395-6050 Petersburg, NE 386-5285

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At right. Bob Veik and Tom Temme make a final inspection of the waterfall. Below, class effort gets the false ceiling up in record time. Far right, top to bottom. Senior Wills are de- livered by Jean Luettel and Dave Sandman; Jeanine Ketteler and Bob Veik counter with the Junior Prophesies; Junior Class Sponsor Miss Rinas with Mr. Jeffers inaugurate a new feature — book dedications to the students. Bottom left, the Junior hosts relax a bit after dinner. Bottom right, the Seniors visit while Sophomores Diane Spieker. Kim Thieman, Brenda Staashelm. Paul Koch. Dean Pelster and Ken Majerus serve the cake baked by Mrs. Ronald Wiegand. (The crystal goblets were the 1984 Prom place favors.) Opposite Page: Top left. 1983 Prom royalty. Colleen Spieker and Clyde Stuhr dance to their theme song. Top right. Queen Rhonda Wiegand and King Clint Baumgartner (center) are attended by Jackie Daly. Lori Inburg. Duane Scholl and Dave Sandman. Bottom Left. Queen Rhonda and King Clint dance to the strains of “Sweet Dreams. Bottom right, the entire Court share a special dance togeth- er. 14

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AWARDS NIGHT ► The Second Annual Academic Awards Night Program was held on 1 May. The Concert Band opened the program, playing ‘‘What I Did For Love and Arioso. Academic Awards in each discipline were presented by the faculty members. The Brass Ensemble then enter- tained the audience with Fanfare and Victory Hymn. Special Awards and honors in the cultural extra-curricu- lar activities were presented by the group sponsors. The Senior Athletes also were honored. The Concert Band closed the program with performances of “Crystal March” and “Exaltation.” Projects from the Home Economics, and Industrial and Fine Arts classes were displayed throughout the gym. The Industrial and Fine Arts projects were entered in the respective Conference Arts Shows. The Academic Award recipients were as follow: BUSINESS (Mr. Embree) Outstanding Achievement in Computer Science: John S. O'Cilka. HOME ECONOMICS (Mrs. Carder) Outstanding Achievement: Vickie Johnson, Brenda Spieker, Lisa Thieman. INDUSTRIAL ARTS (Mr. Hoffman) Outstanding Achievement: Vickie Johnson, John O’Cilka. Duane Scholl, Vin Wiegand. Brenda Spieker. Chambers Industrial Arts Fair: BLUE: D. Pelster, G. Pelster, R. Seier, V. Wiegand; RED: J.S. O’Cilka (5), D.Scholl (2), B. Spieker, D. Wiegand, V. Wiegand, WHITE: J.L. O’Cilka, J.S. O’Cilka, K. Petsche (2), B. Spieker, V. Wiegand (2). MATHEMATICS (Miss Miller) Outstanding Achievement: Diane Spieker, Brenda Staashelm, Jerry Stuhr, Sharon Wilton, Brenda Spieker; Excellent Achievement; J. Ketteler, K. Petsche; Consis- tent Achievement: K. Leifeld, T. Temme, K. Majerus, J. Thieman, K. Thieman, J.L. O’Cilka, A. Bottorf, L. Thie- man, T. Zabka; Most Improved: L. Starman. MUSIC (Mr.Jeffers) John Philip Sousa Band Award: Jackie Daly; Semper Fidelis Award: Jackie Daly; Frederic Chopin Piano Award: Jennifer O'Cilka; American Choral Award: Jeanine Ketteler; Musical Foundation Awards; Dave Sandman, Brenda Spieker, Brenda Staashelm, Jeanine Ketteler; American Achievement Merit Musical Award: Clint Baumgartner, Jackie Daly, Rhonda Wiegand; Most Climbing to the heights Valuable - Band: D. Sandman; Most Improved - Band: S. Holmes, T. Johnson; Elementary Awards: T. Thie- man, J. Petsche, B. Beckman, D. Johnson, K. Naber, L. Baumgartner, J. O’Cilka, M. Wirges, C. Bottorf, M. Henn, K. Bottorf; letters and pins were awarded to Band and Chorus members. SCIENCE (Miss Rinal) Outstanding Achievement: Jerry Stuhr; Most Improved: S. Thieman. SOCIAL STUDIES (Mr. Stewart) Outstanding Achievement: Vickie Johnson, Roger Seier, Jerry Stuhr, Sharon Wilton, Kim Petsche, Brenda Spieker. OTHER AWARDS Outstanding Actress: Jackie Daly; Outstanding Actor: Ken Leifeld; Outstanding Senior Boy Athlete: Mike Spieker; Outstanding Senior Girl Athlete: Jackie Daly; One-Act Play Contest Participation: Jackie Daly, Ken Leifeld, Marlene Salber, Jerry Stuhr; Speech Contest Participation: see pages 60 and 61; U.S. Army Reserve National Scholar-Athlete Award: Jeanine Ketteler, Rog- er Seier. Track Team Awards also were presented. ENGLISH AND LITERATURE (Miss Sorensen) Outstanding Achievement: Vickie Johnson, Jeanine Ketteler, Sharon Wilton, Brenda Spieker; Consistent Achievement: M. Salber, B. Veik, B. Staashelm. J. Stuhr, J.L. O’Cilka, L. Thieman; Most Improved: J.S. O'Cilka, V. Wiegand, P. Koch, K. Thieman, T. Jennings, N. Baumgartner. FINE ARTS (Mrs. Navratil) Sandhills Gateway Conference Art Show, High School Division: 2nd Place Trophy was presented to the School; Best of Class (Purple Ribbon and Medal): murai by John O’Cilka, Marlene Salber and Mike Spieker, also Jeanine Ketteler, Marlene Salber (2), Dave Sandman, Roger Seier, Mike Spieker; BLUE: D. Sandman, J. Staa- shelm (3), J. Thieman, B. Veik; RED: T. Friese, K. Petsche, R. Seier, D. Wiegand; PINK: T. Jennings, J.L. O’Cilka, G. Pelster, R. Seier, B. Spieker, M. Spieker (2), T. Temme; Junior High Division: PURPLE: Troy John- son, Lisa Thieman, Scott Thieman; BLUE: N. Baum- gartner, L. Thieman (2); RED: A. Bottorf (2), T. John- son, L. Thieman, WHITE: A. Bottorf, T. Johnson, T. Zabka (3). Miller and Paine Certificate for Outstanding Work: Neil Baumgartner, Troy Johnson (2), Kory Naber (2). 16