Petersburg High School - Pirateer Yearbook (Petersburg, NE)

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 GROUPS

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THE PIRATEER 1984 After much thought, we chose the theme “Our Ways”, to reflect the personality of the Class of 1984. A class of sixteen individuals, rather than a class of sixteen, is the appropriate way to describe us. Sixteen Chiefs and no Indians, we had the tendency to go our separate ways - a strain on the faculty, but sure fun for us. It is our hope that this yearbook reflects not only the individuality of our class, but also the distinctive individ- uality of our school, of which we are very proud. As you go through the pages of our annual, we hope it will be a reminder of our school, our class, and what we stood for. Jacqueline C. Daly Kenneth L. Leifeld Co-Editors WAYS Petersburg Public School Petersburg, Nebraska 68652

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EVENTS CONTENTS Spirit Week .....................................4-5 Homecoming Dance ................................6-7 Fall Play ...................................... 8-9 Christmas Program ......................... 10-11 Athletic Banquet .......................... 12 - 13 Junior-Senior Prom Dinner .................. 14-15 Academic Awards Night Program ............. 16-17 Graduation ................................ 18 - 19 Opposite Page: Top left, the Baumgartner brothers, Clint and Neil, share their graduation day together. Top right, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Spieker and Brenda are presented to the hometown fans on Parents' Night, held jointly with Homecoming this year. Below. PHS as it looked from November through March, when the snow finally melted. This Page: Above, the Homecoming Dance Decorating Committee prepares to move their artwork into position behind the thrones. Below. Dale Henn and Jeanine Ketteler work as a team on Prom decorations.