Petersburg High School - Pirateer Yearbook (Petersburg, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1988 volume:

THE ms RIRATEER Time stands still for no one. That is why we must make every second count. The 87-88 school year is but a mem- ory. We, the annual staff, hope to have captured some of the highlights that made this year different from any other. As you turn the pages of this annual take time to remem- ber how it was. Then dream of how it can be. Enjoy! Gina C. Koch Editor Petersburg Public School Petersburg, Nebraska 68652 ADMINISTRATION, FACULTY STAFF Mildred P. Luettel, Secretary FACULTY Elaine E. Beckman, Elementary Lisa Carder, Home Economics, Business, Junior Class Sponsor Harold Cunningham. Guidance, Social Studies. Annual. P-Club Carol Eischeid. 6-7 Grade. 7-8 Grade Sponsor Kirk Harrington. Business. Physical Education. Football. Boys Basketball Track James E. Hoffman. Industrial Arts. Resource, Senior Class Sponsor Bernice G. Milburn. Kindergarten Petrina A. Miller. Mathematics, Social Studies. Play Inez E. Mock, Elementary Norma C. Monson. Chapter 1 Karen Peterson. Spanish, Sophomore Class Sponsor Franklin U. Rempp. English. Speech. Volleyball Michelle J. Rinas. Science, Pep Club. Assistant Volleyball Carol Steffi. Art. Elementry Music, Freshman Class Sponsor Elaine Schlesselman. Elementary Aide Rita M. Daly, Aide Jane M. Goetzinger. Assistant Librarian. Aide Kevin Zabka, Assistant Football Jerry L. Thieman. Head Custodian Rose M. Salber, Assistant Custodian Faye Werner, Head Cook Dorothy L. Claar, Assistant Cook Virginia K. Foss, Assistant Cook Tha Sponsors ADMINISTRATION Richard Schlesselman, Superintendent Gerry Reinsch. Principal. Vocal Music. Instrumental Music. Student Council. Girls Basketball % To RHS: rlenn's AM INVESTMENT FOR Grocery THE FUTURE OF OUR Groceries'Meats CHILDREN Cosmetics Donated by: Jerome Menu Petersburg, ME 68652 886 528 4 maxi r Morrie Dolly rlenn 1 THRIFTWAY] f fOOO ITO«ll J 1 IW' 18k A Petersburg Company Serving Its People 1 PETERSBURG STATE BANK A Friendly Bank In A Friendly Town P,Q, Box 210 Petersburg, Nebraska 65652 386 5297 Member AG Supply Center, Inc, Far Hltear 'Faad 'Saad Charniccils 'Equipmant Patarsburg, Nabrosba 6B652 Crop Care Main Office 386'5388 SUPPLY CENTER AMY JO BOTTORF Amy: Speech 1; Mus Con 12,3.4; Chrs 2.4. Band 12.3.4; Annl 4. VB 12.3.4. MIP 1 BB 12.3.4. MIP 2; Track 12; PCI 2,3.4; Pep Cl 12,3,4; Prom Queen 4. NEIL MICHAEL KETTELER Neil; Speech 12; Annl 3.4; FB 12,3,4. BB 12.3. PCI 2.3.4. Off 4. Pep Cl 12.3.4. Prom Aft 4. LEE RONALD KETTELER JAMES PATRICK KNUST Lee: Speech 1.2; CIs Off 3. Annl 3. 4, Off 4. FB 2. 3.4. MVP-JV 2. MIP 3. All Conf HM 3; BB 1 2. 3. MIP-JV 2; Track 3; Stu Mgr 1; PCI 2.3.4; Pep Cl 12,3.4; Hmcmg Aft 2, King 4. Jim: Speech 12,3. Stu Coun 4, Off 4; Rays 12; Annl 4. PCI 3,4; Pep Cl 12.3.4. 6 GINA CHRISTINE KOCH Gina: Speech 1,2.3; Mus Con 3; Stu Coun 12,3.4, Off 2,3,4; CIS Off 1,2,3; Chrs 12,3,4; Plays 12,3,4, Bst Acrs 1,2.4; Annl 12,3.4 Off 4; Girls St 3, VB 12.3.4, Sdhl Gtwy 1st Tm 4; Trek 12,3, MIP 1, MVP 2, Stu Man 4, PCI 2,3,4, Off 4; Pep Cl 12,3,4; Chrldr 12,3,4; Hmcmg Aft 1; Prom Aft 4; Who's Who 2,4; Acad All Amer 3.4; Soc Dist HS Stu 12.3.4. ERVIN RAY SCHLESSELMAN Erv: Speech 3. Mus Con 3,4, Chrs 3,4, Band 3.4, Plays 3; Annl 3,4, Off 4; Boys St Alt 3; Track 3,4; Stat 3.4; PCI 3,4, All Stat Chrs 3,4; CIs D All-Stat Band 4 RANDALL DEAN PELSTER Randy: Speech 1.2; Stu Coun 2.3; Plays 2.4; Annl 4, FB 12.3,4, MVP 3,4, All Conf HM 3, All Stat HM 4, 1000 yd Rush Cl 4. BB 12,3.4, MVP 4; PCI 2.3,4, Off 4; Pep Cl 12,3.4: Hmcmg Aft 1; Prom Aft 4. CRAIG DONALD SEIER Craig: Speech 1.2, Mus Con 2, CIs Off 1; Band 2, Plays 12,3.4. Best Acr 3; Annl 4; Boys St 3; FB 12,3,4; BB 1.2; PCI 2.3,4; Pep Cl 12.3.4 RENE DAWN PETSCHE Rene: Speech 1; CIs Off 2,3.4; Chrs 1: Plays 3; Annl 2.3,4. Off 4; VB 12.3,4. MIP 2. MVP 4, All Conf 2nd Tm 4. Sdhl Gtwy 1st Tm 4, Orch All-Tourn Tm 4; BB 12,3.4, MIP 1, MVP 4. All-Conf HM 3, All Stat HM 4. Acad All Atat 4; Track 2.3,4 MVP 3.4; PCI 2.3,4; Pep Cl 12.3,4, Off 2.3.4; Hmcmg Att 2. Queen 4; Who's Who 2,4; Acad All Amer 4; Soc Dist Amer HS Stu 12.3.4 LISA KAYE THIEMAN Lisa: Speech 1.2, Stu Coun 1; CIs Off 1,3,4; Chrs 1; Band 1; Plays 12,3.4, Best Acrs 1.3' Annl 2.3,4, Off 4, VB 1,3,4: BB 12.3.4; Track 2, Stat 2; PCI 2.3.4. Pep Cl 12,3.4, Off 2,4, Hmcmg Att 3; Prom Att 4; Acad All Amer 4. Soc Dist Amer HS Stu 12,3,4. 7 8 Scott Thieman Tami Zabka JUNIORS 5 rtaadadi For Tha Top Like the many classes before us our Junior year was cen- tered around Prom. Raising money to make it a success was always on our minds. We held the usual cake raffles but our big money maker was magazine sales. Our year wasn't all business though, the entire class still found time to participate in sports and aca- demic contests. Allan placed 1st in History at NTCC and Rose placed 1st with her County Government speech, a first for Petersburg. We will soon be the leaders of our school, it looks like we already have a good start. Troy Johnson Allan Ketteler Jeff Scholl Rose Starman 10 Opposite page. Top right. Allan announces the starting line-ups for a girls basket- ball game. Middle. The Class officers. Tami Zabka; Sec Treas.. Rose Starman. Vice President. Rod Stuhr; President. Bottom. The Juniors display the latest look in hair during Spirit Week. This page. Top right. Rod flashes a beautiful smile. Top left. Troy doing things only Troy could do. Middle right. Scott and Jeff hang the ceiling decor, for Prom. Middle left. Rose and Tami get balloons ready for a colorful archway. Bottom right. Tami and Allan are hard at work decorating for Prom. Bottom left. Rod and Scott pose for the camera. 11 SOPHOMORES Exceeding To 1 The sophomore class was very active in the school activities this year. All participated in Pep Club, P-Club, and some were on Annual Staff. Some participated in Band, Chorus, music contests, academic contests, and art contests. Brad Benda Marty Kerkman Annette Ketteler Christy Johnson Brent Bode Danny Ketteler Tammy Bode Jason O'Cilka The sophomores sponsored a cake raffle, concession stands, and also the paper drive. We had much success this year and are looking forward to our Junior year. 12 Opposite page middle. The sophomores take time out of class to show off their new hairdos. Bottom left: Tammy shows Marty what intelligence really is! Bottom right: Wake up Dan. school is here This page: Top left: Sophomore guys show off their work habits in class. Top middle: Sophomores busy at work Middle left: Mike and vJason show off their creative talents in computer games. Middle right: Annette, Brenda, and Kirsten patiently wait for the not-so-prompt and eager action at the concession stand. Middle left: Brent, Christie, and Brad show the little kids how it's done. Middle right: Danny, pres, Brent, vice-pres; and Tammy, sec- treas. just hang around. Bottom: The sophomore girls take a break during half-time. 13 Lyle Baumgartner Denise Henn Jason Henn Tanya Jennings Andrea Koch FRESHMENt Th% Start Of Something Great The Freshman class was very in- volved in sports, academic con- tests, speech competitions and many other school activities. The entire class were members of the Pep Club, and many of us partici- pated in band. We excelled in many things including being a part of the girls baskeball team that broke a losing streak. Andrea, So- nya, and Tanya Petsche all qualified for the State track meet. We have enjoyed our Freshman year and look forward to the coming years' accomplishments. Watch for us in the 88-89 school year. 14 Opposite page. Top. Tod and Jason in deep conversation. Middle. Julie. Denise and Andrea enjoy them- selves at a football game. Bottom left. Sonya -looks on after awards have been presented at Awards Night. Bottom right, Gary and Lyle wait their turn to go on the battle field. This page. Top left. The Class officers. Andrea Koch; Sec Treas., Jason Henn. Vice President, Tod Thieman. President. Top right. Kris and Tanya wait for a football game to get underway. Middle. The class seems” to be working hard. Bottom left. Jason Kicks back during a basketball game. Bottom right. The freshman display their school spirit during Spirit Week. Tanya Petsche Gary Stokes Kris Sthur Tod Thieman 15 JR. HIGH: Getting Into Condition The Jr. High was very busy this year with many activi- ties. Taking part in Band. Spirit Week and Pep Rallies gave us a glimpse of what high school will be like. We participated in sports such as Basketball and Track Some of us were Student Managers for the High School teams. The Elementary Junior High Solo and Ensemble contest and the Pope John Field Day gave us a chance to compete with other schools. Our class raised money with a cake raffle and a concession stand for our trip to Grand Island. We are all looking forward to the 88-89 school year and the challenges it will bring us. Robert Beckman Jason Benda Cory Bottorf Marty Henn Dan Johnson Kory Naber Carrie Petsche Top, The Eighth grade graduation class of 1988. Mike Thiem Middle, Kory Naber. Bob Beckman. Danny Johnson, and Mike Thiem stand in the kitchen during a basketball game. Above. Cory Bottorf takes the shot during a game. 16 Angie Arends Jan Beckman Kim Bottorf Travis Jons Kerf Klein Scott Seier Top left, Marty Henn shoots the ball during a game. Top right. The Jr. High entertain with a few Christmas songs. Middle. The Jr. High warm up for a basketball game. Above. Class Officers (I to r). Mike Thiem; Sec Trea$. Glen Thieman Jason Benda. President, Danny Johnson. Vice President. Jq qq Thieman 17 ELEMENTARY; Rising Up The elementary were invovled in many activities this year They participted in the Christmas Program, the Pizza Hut Book-it and in a writing contest. The writing contest paper was entitled Why My Mother Deserves A Maid For The Day . Some of the students participat- ed in the Anti-Drug Poster contest. The 5th and 6th grade were also a part of the band. The students hold an end of the school year picnic each year at which time they receive awards. Todd McCreody Amber Seier Grade 4 Steve Bottorf Jennifer Dietz Nick Prothman Jesse Thieman Grade 3 Kerrie Kramer Cari Reinsch Brad Thieman Jenny Thieman Grade 2 Jamie Arends Kim Beckman Amanda Bottorf Megan Henn Cindy Kerkman Erick McCready Nicole Naber Matt Petsche Curtis Prothman Brenda Thieman Joel Thieman Matt Thieman Grade 1 Joshua Henn Dustin Kramer Adam Seier 18 Hi Ms Class Becky Henri Bryan Kraus Neenah Premilovich Kenny Redler Leslah Reicks Robert Seier Nathan Thieman Ryan Zabka KINDERGARTEN: The Beginners The graduating class of 1992 had many educational activities during the year. They learned how to make clay and also Bobby Bears. They also brought bears from home to have their pictures taken with. All of the children invited their parents to come and play restau- rant with them, the only food they could order had to start with the letters S, P, T, M or N. They all enjoyed in the fun of decorating cookies that they got to eat afterwards. 19 20 Jerry's Feed Service 2nd Maple 402-843-5622 Elgin. ME 68636 [anno CARGILL INC. “We Like To Do Business With You' Albion- ME 68620 SchalL Ford- Inc. Albion, ME 402 395 2195 For Sarvlca Altar Tha Sola- Buy From Us. Financing Availabla Bob SchalL, Owner John Johnson, Salesman Denny Borer, Salesman Fred Colfax, Salesman —Mil-1 IU EXTENDED GWrrJM Service PLAN 21 spirit w Spirit In Motion Showing our spirit during Spirit Week isn't hard because we're full of it! Day by day we were transformed from clowns, to high tech, hair stylists, to just plain nerds. Petersburg will never be the same after graffiti day. actually only our clothes had to go through the wring- er. Purple and white day didn't elude the regular Friday scene as we sported our school colors and got ready for the Homecoming games ahead of us! Top left. Boomer. Lee, Jim and Randy take time out from their busy schedules to clown around for the cam- era. Below, Kirsten and Brenda show us what being crazy is. Middle left. The Jr. High have some hair raising stories behind their smiles. Bottom right. Troy, Jeff and Tami lean back and enjoy their new hair do's. Bottom left. Lisa. Gina and Rene say what they want to on their shirts. Drs. James, Hybl. Walker. Meyer 110 W. 4th Neligh. NE 68756 23 HOMECOMING: «« It A Whirl In My Dreams”, the title song by REO Speedwagon set the theme for our '87 Homecoming. Pastel streamers in pink, peach, yellow, green, blue and lavender added the final touch to the gymnasium making it a special evening for ev- eryone. Once again it was the honor of the Pep Club to sponsor this event. Sounds Unlimited , by Todd Benda, pro- vided music for the dance. The 1986 Royalty, Kim Petsche and Randy Johnson, crowned the new King and Queen, Lee Ket- teler and Rene Petsche. Top center. The Royalty stand still for pictures: (I to r) freshmen Tanya Petsche. Jason Henn. Sophomore Brenda Seier, Queen and King Rene Petsche and Lee Kettler. Juniors Rod Sthur and Rose Starman, Sophomore Brad Benda. Below, Everyone having a good time at the dance. Bottom left. The Attendants watch from the side: (I to r) Tanya Petsche, Jason Henn. Brenda Seier, Brad Benda. Rose Starman and Rod Stuhr. Middle right, Neil Ketteler shows everyone how to dance the night away. Top left. Last years King and Queen. Randy Johnson and Kim Petsche. dance to the 1986 theme song. Middle left. Kim Petsche and Randy Johnson crown the new King and Queen. Below. Rene Petsche and Lee Ketteler are the '87 Queen and King. Bottom right. Annette Ketteler and Neil Baumgartner enjoy the music by Sounds Unlimited”. Bottom center. The Queen and King candidates (I to r) Lisa Thieman, Rene Petsche, Gina Koch, Lee Ketteler. Neil Ketteler and Randy Pelster. Abels Radio Shack 100 South 4th Albion. NE 68620 25 FALL ONE ACT PLAY: The Big Show Down The Fall play cast presented Agatha Christie Made Me Do It , by Eddie Cope. The cast brought to lite a murder mystery story within a story as told by Ofticer Hootspah with the following cast under the direction of Miss P. Miller. Officer Hootspah Waldo.......... Annie.......... Monte Brainard . Carl Lloyd..... Jo-Jo LaMotte . Jenney Winters Sam Sears ..... Cindy Haines Ruperta Holland Dutch Winters ____Craig Seier .....Jeff Scholl ... Lisa Thieman .. Allan Ketteler ......Rod Stuhr .Tammy Bode Julie Petsche . .Troy Johnson Christy Johnson .....Gina Koch .. Randy Pelster This page top. Monte escorts Annie out the door. Right. Monte goes to the root of the problem with Ruperta. Below. Hootspah finally gets the girl (Jenny) while Monte and Jo-Jo look on. Bottom right. The play cast (I to r) front. Gina. Lisa. Tammy. Christy. Julie; back, Allan. Troy, Craig, Jeff. Rod. Randy. Opposite page top. Dutch puts a little pressure on Monte to be good to his sister. Center page. Jenny. Dutch, and Jo-Jo bring on the marriage li- censes. Bottom left. Hootspah checks to see what Agatha Christie would do in his situation. 26 The Pattern Is Broken by Rand Higbel was presented by the One Act team. They Received a Su- perior at Districts and Gina Koch was named the Conference best actress. This play contrasts two couples. While Coop and “Hoffy look forward to their years together, Brian and Bonnie reflect on the years they have had and discuss lawyers. At the end of this play the focus is on Brian and Bonnie. It is then only that we realize that this is the very same couple who called each other Hoffy and Coop . Top, One Act Participants, (I to r), Gina Koch; Bonnie, Lisa Thie- man; Hoffy, Rod Stuhr. Brian, Dan Ketteler. Coop. Hank Thieman. Director. Middle right, Gina and Rod talk about old times. Left, Lisa and Dan enjoy them- selves as they are seated. 27 FROM: Kickin' Back, Havin' Fun The Junior-Senior Prom was held on Saturday. April 9.1988. Deco- rations centered around a pastel pink. blue, yellow and green color scheme A flat roof over the dining area and a peaked roof over the dance floor highlighted a balloon arch located at the center of the gymnasium. Dinner was catered by the Imperial of Neligh and Mrs. Loretta Zegers baked the cake which featured the Prom's theme. Could've Been by Tiffany. The sophomore table waiters were Brenda Seier. Kirsten Schlesselman. Brent Bode and Brad Benda. The '87 King and Queen. Troy Friese and Linda Starman. opened coronation by dancing to last years theme song going Home by Corey Hart. Music was provided by Sounds of Your Kind Of Music . The 1988 King and Queen, Neil Baumgartner and Amy Bottorf, were crowned after the candidates danced to Feelings of Forever , also by Tiffany. coai4 i CAN BETTEF THA This page. Top. Amy and Neil pose after be- ing crowned the '88 Queen and King. Middle left. A top view of the Prom decor. Middle right. Linda and Troy crown the '88 King and Queen. Neil and Amy. Bottom. The Queen and King candidates (I to r) Lisa Thieman, Gina Koch. Amy Bottorf. Randy Pelster. Neil Ketteler. Neil Baumgartner. Opposite page. Top left. Rod and Troy take a break from decorating. Top right. Everyone enjoys the dance and decor. Middle left. Rose and Rod read the Junior prophecies. Middle right, Lisa and Jim give Senior Wills. Bottom left. More dancing goes on. Bottom right. The Juniors finish in the dining area. - • v IS B 28 29 ATHLETIC BANQUET! Ba All That You Can Bs ! The annual athletic banquet was hosted by the P-Club on May 3, 1988. Special attractions were the introduction of the new floor and speaker Jim Skow. The following awards were presented by Mr. Reinsch, Mr. Rempp. Mr. Harrington, and Miss Rinas. Most Improved VB player was Tami Zabka; Most Valuable VB player Ren6 Petsche; Captains for VB: Rene' Petsche, and Gina Koch. Most Improved JVFB: Jason Henn; Most Valuable JVFB: Brent Bode; Most Valuable Varsity FB: Randy Pelster; Most Improved GBB: Sonya Petsche; Most Valuable GBB: Rene Petsche; Captains for GBB Rene Petsche, Lisa Thieman, and Amy Bottorf. Most Improved B JVBB: Daniel Ketteler; Most Valuable B JVBB: Brad Benda; Most Improved B VBB: Rod Stuhr; Most Valuable B VBB Randy Pelster. The 1988-89 cheerleaders: Tami Zabka, Tammy Bode, Brenda Seier, Kris Stuhr, Tanya Petsche, and Carrie Petsche; and Pep Club awards were also announced. 30 31 AWARDS MIGHT: C labrHng Our Accomplishments! The Academic Awards Night was held on May 12 with awards being presented by faculty, activity sponsors, and U.S. Army Representative. The Home Ec, Fine Arts, and Industrial Arts projects were displayed for parents and guests to view. The Academic Awards Recipients are as follows: SCIENCE: NTCC Science Participants: Christy Johnson, Sonya Petsche, and Randy Pelster; Outstanding Science: Brenda Seier, Excellent Science: Kris Stuhr. ENGLISH and SPEECH: NTCC 3rd place tie in Library Usage: Rene Petsche; 5th place in Speech Duet Acting: Andrea and Tanya P.; Superior in Speech: Tanya J. MATH: Outstanding Math: Brenda; Excellent Tod Thieman. SPANISH: Outstanding Spanish I; Allan Ketteler, Outstanding Spanish II; Rene. HISTORY: NTCC 1st place Am. History and outstanding U.S. History: Allan; Outstanding U.S. History Rose Starman. BUSINESS: NTCC Accounting Partici- pant: Rose. ART: NTCC 2nd place Art; Julie Petsche Conference Art Awards: Gina Koch, Rene, Lisa Thisman, Brenda, Kirsten Schlesselman, Christy, Tammy Bode, Andrea, Sonya, Denise Henn, Julie, and Kris. VOCATIONAL and PRACTICAL ARTS: Typing I: Kirsten; Typing II; Tami Zabka; Shop I: Tod; Shop IV: Craig Seier; Engines: Jeff Scholl; Clothing: Gina; Foods and Nutrition: Lisa. ACTOR and ACTRESS: Best Actor and Best Actress in Fall Play: 32 Jeff Scholl and Gina Koch; Best Actress in Conference: Gina; Superior Rating District 1-Act Play Participants: Gina, Lisa, Dan, Ervin, and Rod. MUSIC: NTCC 3rd place Music and Chopin Award: Andrea John Phillip Sousa Band Award and Nat. School Choral Award: Ervin Schlesselman; All-State Band: Ervin, Jeff, Kirsten, and Rod; Confer- ence Music Contest Superiors: Ervin, Jeff, Rod, Tami Z. Superior ratings at Districts: Ervin, Jeff, Rod, Kirsten, Brenda, Kris, Clarinet Trio, Barbershop Quartet, A Alto Sax Duet, and the Band. ATTENDANCE AWARDS: 1st semester: Neil K., Rene, Lisa, Rose, Tod, Annette, Kirsten, and Tod. Yearly Attendance: Ervin, Amy, Jeff, Tammy B., Christy, Lyle, Andrea, Sonya, Tanya P„ Kris, and Neil B. SENIOR BOY AND GIRL ATHLETE: Rene Petsche, and Randy Pelster. U.S. ARMY RESERVE SCHOLAR ATHLETE AWARD: Rene Petsche and Ervin Schlesselman; WHO's WHO AMOUNG AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS: Rene, Gina, Rose, Christy, Brenda, and Sonya; SCHOLASTIC ALL-AMERICAN: Gina, Rene, Lisa, Craig, Ervin, Allan, Rose, Christy, Brenda, Kirsten, Tammy B., Daniel, Sonya, Andrea, Tanya P., Kris, Tod, and Julie. 33 GRADUATION: fhs Closing Caramontes Commencement Exercises were held on Friday evening. May 13. The ceremony began with the band playing Pomp and Circum- stance. Craig Seier, the class closen speaker, read a poem which was followed by a music ensemble. Valedictorian. Rene Petsche. and Salutatorian. Gina Koch both gave speeches they had prepared. The Eighth graders then re- ceived their diplomas. The I Dare You Award , presented by Mr. Reinsch. was given to Ervin Schlesselman. Mr. Cunningham an- nounced the scholarship winners and alternates. After the Senior class received their diplomas they presented red roses to their parents to the Class song Ever Since The World Began by Tommy Shaw. Invocation and Benediction were given by Rev. Gary Ostrander. Jennifer O'Cilka was the accompanist. Rose Starman and Rodney Stuhr were the Junior Ushers. Top. The Graduating Class of 1988, back row (I to r) Ervin Schlesselman, Neil Ketteler, Jim Knust, Craig Seier. Randy Pelster. front row (I to r) Amy Bottorf, Lisa Thieman. Rene Petsche. Gina Koch. Above. Craig Seier delivers a speech he volun- teered to give. 34 (2Ca cAAotto Saccew itarli w itfi a d ream, and di cooer± the futa T£ • dCa± CoCou PurfiCt and W(Uu dCaw 1?Cower zfted zRo e Top. Th© stag© decorated and ready to go for gradu- ation. Middle. Scholarship recipients, back (I to r) Ervin Schlessel- man, Craig Seier front (I to r) Amy Bottorf. Lisa Thieman. Rene Petsche. Bottom. The Eighth grade graduates, back row (I to r) Bob Beckman. Jason Benda. Marty Henn. Mike Thiem. Dan Johnson. (I to r) Cory Bottorf. Carrie Petsche. Kory Naber CHRISTMAS PROGRAM: Just For run The Christmas program was held on December 17 this year. The high school and grade school music program entertained the audience. The Jr. High and High School band performed a few numbers along with the Brass Choir and Mixed Chorus. The kindergarten sang a few tunes for all and then the elementary performed the musical play The Elf Fac- tory. The Booster Club served refreshments following the program. Far top right, The Elementary show off their tal- ent. Top left. The Jr.-Sr. Band performs a few numbers for the crowd. Top right. The Kindergarten sing their hearts out. Above left. The High School Chorus provide some entertainment of their own. Above rght. The Elementary Band performs un- der the direction of Mr. Reinsch. Far right. Ervin. Gina and Tod perform a trio. Right. 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Ketteler, N. Baumgartner, C. Seier, J. Kunst, R. Pelster, L. Ketteler. Middle: Team, Back row (I to r). Coach Kirk Harrington. N. Ket- teler, N. Baumgartner. C. Seier. J. Knust, R. Pelster, L. Ketterler; Middle row. Student MGR J. Benda. S. Thieman. B. Bode. J. Scholl. R. Stuhr, D. Ketteler, B. Benda, A. Ketteler, Front row. Student MGR C. Bottorf, M. Wirges. M. Kerkman. L. Baumgartner. G. Stokes, J. Henn. J. O'Cilka, T. Thieman. Student MGR D. Johnson. Bottom right. (I to r) Linemen. J. Knust. N. Baumgartner, C. Seier, R. Stuhr. Linebackers; B. Bode, L. Ketteler, R. Pelster, Safety; N. Ketteler. Bottom left, (I to r) Offensive Linemen; S. Thieman, N. Baum- gartner. C. Seier, B. Benda, R. Stuhr, Backs. A. Ketteler. L. Ketteler. R. Pelster. N. Ketteler. 40 Top left. The Pirates famous gang tackle against Ce- dar Rapids. Top right, Neil and Lee take hold of an Elgin back. Middle, The Pirates in hot per- suit of a Palmer back Bottom left, Randy looking for running room against Palmer SCOREBOARD OPPONENT WE THEY SILVER CREEK 66 40 ELGIN 32 6 ST. EDWARD 14 24 EWING 58 18 RISING CITY 36 44 PALMER 38 30 ORCHARD 38 56 CEDAR RAPIDS 26 46 41 Spikt ll Rich With Gold VOLLEYBALL The Lady Pirates again ended the season with a losing record of 4-9. The breaking-up of the Sandhills Gateway Conference unabled us to participate in as many games and play the teams we have in the past. The highlight of the year was playing Elgin Pope John in the Orchard Invitational. Although losing, the team played hard all three sets and never gave up. Rene was chosen one of the top six players in that tournament. The only trophy received this year was from the Quadrangular held in Petersburg. The team earned second place honors by beating Clearwater and losing to Elgin for the second time this year. Gina and Rene were chosen 1st team and Rose and Kirsten made Honorable Mention for that game. Below left. Captains: Gina Koch and Rene Petsche. Below right. Team: (back) Coach Mr. Rempp, Lisa Thieman. Rene Petsche. Amy Bottorf. Gina Koch. Assistant Coach Miss Rinas. (2nd row) Tammy Bode. Tami Zabka. Rose Starman. Kirsten Schlessel- mam (front) Sonya Petsche, Kris Stuhr, Brenda Seier. Chris Johnson. Bottom left, Kirsten sets up the ball as Lisa waits to spike. Bottom center. Rose spikes the ball during a home game Bottom right. Rend delivers a solid bump on the ball while Tammy Bode awaits. Antelope Veterinary Clinic Neligh, NE 68756 887-4985 % 4 Top left. Amy goes down for a touch dig while Tami looks on. Top right, the team happy about winning a second place trophy at the Petersburg Quadrangular, but sad about losing the championship game to Elgin Above far left. Lisa is in good position for a perfect bump while teammates look on. Above middle. Rene' gets up high on the ball for a driving spike while Tami moves in for better coverage Above right. Tami Zabka awaits a back set from Gina Koch. Left, Gina is the center of attention while setting the ball. Amy looks on. Froistad's Tavern Theola's Lounge Where Old Friends Meet Petersburg. NE 68662 43 J.V, VOLLEYBALL: Up And Corning The J.V. Volleyball team gained experience and insite as they learned to play as a team. Their re- cord was 4-6. They are looking forward to their remaining high school years and plan to do well. Right. Team: (Back) Coach Mr. Rempp. Kris Stuhr. Annette Ketteler. Denise Henn, Kirsten Schlesselman, Assistant Coach Miss Rinas; (2nd row) Chris Johnson. Tammy Bode. Julie Petsche. Sonya Petsche; (Front) Andrea Koch. Tanya Petsche. Brenda Seier. Student Manager Carrie Petsche. Below left. Andrea and Brenda are pre- pared to bump the ball while Chris looks on. Below center. Tanya gets a good bump on the ball with teammates Chris. Annette and Julie preparing for the next hit. Below right, Sonya drills a spike from a perfect set by Kris. BASKETBALL: Scanning The Future For some of these girls this was their first year of playing real games of basketball. They ended the season with a 3-5 record. The young girls en- joyed the season and gained alot of experience by playing in these games. They are all looking into future high school years that include basketball. Left. Tammy shoots a freethrow during the Lind- say Holy Family game. Tami and Denise wait for the outcome Bottom left. Team (Back) Julie Petsche. Kris Stuhr, Annette Ketteler. Denise Henn; (Front) Coach Mr. Reinsch, Tammy Bode, Kirsten Schles- selman. Sonya Petsche, Andrea Koch, Student Manager Carrie Petsche. Below, Tami puts up a shot, Andrea and Denise follow. Bottom, Kris tries for a bucket in her first J.V basketball game, Denise goes in for a rebound 44 PETERSBURG PRESS Petersburg, NE 68652 Sunderland Publishing Moving To The Too BOYS XV. SPORTSi The J.V. boys had only one football game this year but came away with the win. They beat Newman Grove 20-19. All the fresh- man and sophomores got to play during the game. Many of the J.V. players got to play on the Varsity team. The Basketball team didn't have the season they wanted, end- ing with a 1-7 record. They didn't let the record stifle their pride, though. They had much energy and played hard every game. Their hope is that the experience they gained this year will be an advantage next year. The J.V. also participated in the yearly P-Club Freshman Sophomore Tournament. Top left. Brent Bode breaking through the line. Second row, left. The J.V. Team huddles after a successful play against Newman Grove. Top right. Tod Thieman, Brent Bode. Troy Johnson. Jason O'Cilka. Brad Benda and Dan Ketteler pose for a J.V. picture. Row three, left, Brent shoots while Brad and Tod look on. Row three Middle. Brad shoots for two in a Wheeler Central game Above. Jason brings the ball down while Brad and Dan get ready to receive Left, Dan shows his dribbling techniques during a home game. REALTY WORLD-Taylor Realty 420 Main St.. Neligh. Ne 68756 Bus: (402) 887-4811 Res: (402) 887-5053 REALTY WORLD 45 The Pirates compiled a record of one win and 17 losses. The record is a bit deceiving since the team lost a few very close games. The basketball sched- ule was also a bit tougher than usual in that we played five of the top ten teams in the state. We are looking forward to seeing what the next season will bring us. Top left. Senior Randy Pelster and Jim Knust. Top right. The 1988 Pirate team. Front row (I to r) Scott Thieman. Randy Pelster. Jim Knust. Allan Ketteler, Rod Stuhr; Back row (I to r) Coach Kirk Harrington. Tod Thieman. Dan Ketteler. Brad Benda, Brent Bode. Troy Johnson, Jason O'Cilka Middle left. The Pirates discuss the team strategy. Middle right. Randy taking a shot against Spalding. Bottom right. Jim takes a jumper against Lindsey. 46 Top left, Randy goes up for two. Top right, Jim lets one go airborn against Elgin. Bottom left, Scott takes one down for a layup. Bottom middle, Allan drives for two against Lakeview. Bottom right. Rod puts up a shot against Elgin. 47 BASKETBALL The Thrill Of Victory The Girls' Basketball team accomplished a lot this year. They won their first game in three seasons to Lindsay Holy Family and went on to have an ending season record of 6-9. The team broke two school records this year: Most field goals made in a game and Most fouls committed in a game, only one in which we're proud of. The Most rebounds in a ca- reer record was broken this year by Rend Petsche, but Rose Starman has one year left and the record is sure to be broken again next year. All of the girls really enjoyed this year and felt their experience and hard work finally paid off. It was especially ex- citing for the senior girls since this year was the first time they ever won a game. The team ended the season with a close game in the finals of Sub-Dis- tricts. Rene Petsche was named on All-State Honor- able Mention in the Omaha World Herald. o Top right. Team: (Back) Student Manager Carrie Petsche, Coach Mr. Reinsch. (4th row) Amy Bottorf, Rene' Petsche, Lisa Thieman; (3rd row) Rose Starman. Tami Zabka; (2nd row) Kirsten Schlesselman, tammy Bode. Annette Ketteler; (Front) Denise Henn, Kris Stuhr, So- nya Petsche. Andra Koch, Julie Petsche. Above, finding she's open, Amy puts up a shot during the first of the three games against Monroe, Rend gets ready for the rebound. Above right, Lisa shooting for two while Rene' and Rose follow behind. Right. Tammy shooting for a need- ed point against Elgin. Far right. Rose finds an open spot to shoot from as Rend and Tami head in for a rebound. B G Body Shop Albion. NE 68620 395-6700 48 ■ ir r t. New Image Salon Petersburg. NE 68652 386-5301 Top left. Starters: Lisa. Ren£, Rose. Kirsten, and Sonya. Top right. Lisa shooting from the el- bow in her first game of the season. Above left. Annette shoots for a basket after the team breaks the press. Rose waits for the rebound. Above. Rene puts up a shot inside while Lisa and Rose look on. Far left. Sonya lays up one during the Monroe game, little did she know there were more to come in her first season Left. Kirsten and Tammy both go for a rebound in the game against Humphrey. 49 TRACK: Running For The Gold The track team proved to be very im- pressive this year. Both teams im- proved with each track meet. The boys tried hard all year and hopefully that hard work will pay off for them in the coming season. The girls had an outstanding year from the start and seemed only to get better as the sea- son progressed. The girls highlighted their year by bringing home the 1st place trophy at Districts. Rene, Sonya and Tanya Petsche and Andrea Koch qualified for the state track meet with Christy Johnson as their alternate. The State Track Qualifiers. (I to r) Andrea Koch; 300 Inter- mediate Hurdles, 1600 Relay, 400 Relay. Tanya Petsche; 1600 Relay, Rene Petsche; Long Jump, 200-M Dash. 1600 Relay. Sonya Petsche. 200-M Dash. 1600 Relay. NAckJe right. Boys Trock Team, back (I to r) Jason OC a. Jason Henn. Scott Thieman. Alan Ketteler. Brent Bode, front (1 to r) Danny Ketteter. Tod TNeman. Ervkt Schlesselman. Jeff Schol. Mke Wrges. Coach Kirk Harrington NAddte left. Girts Track Team, back (1 to r) Tammy Bode. Denise Henn. Rene Petsche. Student Manoger Gina Koch, front (I to r) Andrea Koch. Tanya Petsche. Sonya Petsche. Christy Johnson. Juke Petsche Right. Tammy Bode be ns to make her move on the next runner in the 800-M run Opposite poge. top left. Tod and Jeff have a good hand off Top right. Ren and Tanya round the curve n the 200-M NAddte left. Alan takes the 3rd leg in the 400 relay Center. Sonya leeps out of the blocks in the 100-M. fwVkJe right. Scott waits to pass another runner. Bottom left. Christy gets a good start out of the blocks. Bottom center. Brent goes artxxn for the long )urro Bottom right. Denise finishes strong in the 400-M 50 PETERSBURG BOOSTER CLUB WE LOVE THE PIRATES, WE ARE PROUD OF YOU! PHS FOOTBALL OPP 66 Silver Creek 40 32 Elgin 6 14 St. Edward 24 58 Ewing 18 36 Rising City 44 38 Palmer 30 38 Orchard 56 26 Cedar Rapids 46 VOLLEYBALL PHS Newman Grove Tournament OPP 0 ... Humphrey 2 1 ... Newman Grove 2 0 Elgin 2 Spalding Tournament 1 ... Spalding Academy 2 0 ... North Loup-Scotia 2 2 ... Wolbach 0 Petersburg Quadrangular 2 ... Clearwater 1 0 Elgin 2 2 St. Edward 0 0 Ewing 2 0 Rising City 2 Orchard Tournament 1 . Elgin Pope John 2 2 Orchard 0 Sub-District Tournament 0 ... Silver Creek 2 SCOREBOARD PHS GIRLS BASKETBALL OPP 33 Cedar Rapids 51 17 Elgin 68 34 Lindsay Holy Family 20 39 Monroe 21 30 Prague Holiday Tournament ... Prague 55 39 .. Monroe 34 33 Humphrey 46 51 Santee 14 44 Wheeler Central 62 51 Wobach 35 45 Clearwater 58 46 St. Edward 56 33 Chambers 58 District Tournament 53 ... Monroe 28 35 ... Spalding Academy 38 PHS BOYS BASKETBALL OPP 62 Spalding 73 65 Elgin 57 52 Lindsay 79 64 Norfolk JV 74 67 Monroe 75 51 Prauge Holiday Tournament Prauge 60 50 Silver Creek 74 53 Cedar Rapids 92 47 Humphrey 76 69 Santee 93 57 Wheeler Central 59 45 Wolbach 47 37 Clearwater 80 43 Lakeview JV 46 68 St. Edward 84 41 Chambers 63 District Tournament 47 Spalding Academy 64 NEW RECORDS AND TROPHIES 1988 Volleyball. Petersburg Quadrangular. 2nd place. 1988 Basketball. Girls. Most fieldgoals in a game (24 vs Wolbach) Most fieldgoals in a season. 236. Most fouls in a game. (31 vs. St. Edward) Prauge Holiday Tournament. 3rd place. Petersburg P Club Freshman Sophomore Tournament. 3rd place. 1988 Track. Girls. Rene Petsche, Long Jump 16'4 W. Andrea Koch. 300 Intermediate Hurdles. 52.6. Tanya Petsche. Andrea Koch, Sonya Petsche. Rene Petsche. 1600 relay. 4:26.1 Christy Johnson, Andrea Koch. Sonya Petsche. Rene Petsche, 400 relay. 54.75. Atkinson District Track Meet. 1st place. 52 Albion Audio Vidao, Inc. Zenith Salas Sarvica (All Matas J Movia Rentals Hrs. 9atn to 9prn Weekdays 1 7ptn on Sundays CAR CARE CENTER Albion, Nebraska BOONE COUNTY COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 723 West Fairviaw (402J 395 2191 Albion, NE 63620 Albion Medical Clinic 632 W. Fair view Albion, ME 63620 Dr. Randy T. Kohl W Dr. Anthony R. Kuset 395 5013 Whited Sons, Inc, Wast Hwy. Albion, NE 63620 402 395 5050 ' t Zabka Conoco Servies Highway 14 Retersburg, NE M(r Pat Thieman Shirlea petscht Custom Advertising and Mailing Service Coupons. Flyers, Labels and Announcements ?? Advertising Frustration ?? isjJs§ S£ oea-STSo Pj0. 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The marching Band enjoyed marching at the Harvest of Harmony Parade and field compe- tition and at the Malcolm Clipper Marching Band Contest where the band received a superior rat- ing. Also, the band played at football games, basketball games, the Commerical Club Supper and pep rallies. The chorus and band performed at the Christmas program, the Senior Citizens Center, the Veter- an's Day Program, the pre-contest concert, and Graduation. Both groups also attended the St. Edward conference music clinic in March and at the Elgin District music contest in April. This Page: Top Left. The marching band poses after receiving a superior rating. Middle left. The marching band performs a field show at half- time of a home football game. Bottom Left, Pep band entertains at a home B.B. game. Top Right, The chorus sings their heart out at St. Edward music contest. Bottom right. Marching band practicing in back yard field show before actually participating. 56 Top left. Tod and Lyl© prove their music talents. Middle. Mickie Howard shows us her talent by ac- companying all of the solos. Top right. The band provides entertainment at the Veteran's Day Program. Middle left. Erv sings his solo at Districts. Middle. Amy. Tami. and Kirsten play their trio. Middle right. Pep band performs at outdoor pep rally. Middle left. Mr. Reinsch shows off his talent. Middle, El. and Jr. High band performs at concert. Bottom left. Chorus entertains at Veteran's Day Pro- gram. Bottom right. The Brass play a few mixed tunes at the Christmas Program. 57 CfcLUSj ari The Pep Club's major activity was sponsoring the Homecoming dance. The Pep Club members enjoyed plan- ning it and decorating the gym. Other activities were sponsoring the concession stands at football games and Parents night, they also sponsored a Pizza Hut stand at the Centennial last summer. The Pep Club's funds paid for part of the Cheerleader's way to camp. The final activity of the year was organizing the tryouts which de- termined the 1988-89 cheerleaders. Top left, 1987-88 Pep Club-Back row: Neil Ketteler; Randy Pelster; Lee Ketteler; Craig Seier; Jim Knust; Brad Benda; Tod Thieman; 2nd row: Allan Ketteler; Neil Baumgartner; Ervin Schlesselman; Gary Stokes; Jason O'Cilka; Brent Bode; Lyle Baumgartner; 3rd row: Julie Petsche; Tanya Jennings; Andera Koch; Denise Henn; Sonya Petsche; Lisa Thieman. Sec Treas.; REne PEtsche. Vice President; Kirsten Schlesselman; Merit Keeper; Rose Starman. President; An- nette Ketteler; Danny Ketteler; Jason Henn; 4th row: Amy Bottorf; Tanya Petsche; Kris Stuhr. Gina Koch; Brenda Seier; Tami Zabka; Tammy Bode; Marty Kerkman; Mike Wirges. Middle left. 1987-88 Cheerleaders: Back Row: Tammy Bode; Kris Stuhr; Tami Zabka; Front Row: Tanya Petsche; Gina Koch; Brenda Seier. Middle right. Pep Club trys to keep warm during halftime at the Rising City game Bottom left. Rene trys to hit the glass and not drench Randy during a Pep Rally. Bottom middle. The cheerleaders and mascot take time out at a football game to pose for a picture. Bottom right. Gary demonstrates how the girls get ready for a basketball game with a little help from Andrea. 58 STUDENT COUNCIL; Th Crowd Student Council Members, Back Row: Al- lan Ketteler, Sec Treas.; Scott Thieman; Jim Knust, Vice President; Brad Benda; Gary Stokes; Front Row: Sonya Petsche; Gina Koch; President; Brent Bode. The Student Council's major leadership activity was sponsoring an Elemen- tary Jr. High Adult Freethrow contest. They also served refreshments at Parent Teacher Conferences and announced home basketball games and assemblies. BOARD OF EDUCATION: 1987-88 Board of Education, Back Row: Bruce Staashelm; Loren Naber, Vice President; Dan Thieman, President; Front Row: Janet O'Cilka, Secretary; Shirley Henn, Treasurer, Helen Baumgartner. 59 UJB 4 The Achtevars r r. | | Voice From The t Fi 5 Grandstand 114 S. 4th St. Albion. NE 68620 402-395-2006 60 Left, 1987-88 P-Club, Back row (I to r), Dan Ketteler, Ervin Schlessal- man, Neil Ketteler, Lee Ketteler, Craig Seier, Jim Knust, Brad Benda, Middle Row, Tami Zabka, Brenda Seier, Allan Ketteler, Ran- dy Pelster, Neil Baumgartner, Marty Kerkman, Scott Thieman, Troy Johnson, Rod Stuhr, Jeff Scholl, Jason O'Cilka, Brent Bode, Mike Wirges, Front Row, Tammy Bode, Amy Bottorf, Lisa Thieman, Gina Koch, Rene Petsche, Kirsten Schlesselman, Rose Starman, An- nette Ketteler. Top (I to r), Randy Pelster, Presi- dent; Neil Ketteler, Vice Presi- dent; Gina Koch, Sec Treas. 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