Battle Mountain High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Battle Mountain, NV)

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PUTTIN' DOWN THE TURF. Students spend their own time laying sod for the school park and pond, CHECK IT OUT. Wendy Paice gazes oft into the distance as Rachelle McKinsey displays her spirit on slave day! l TOLD YOU l CAN USE A BROOM! Chad Christensen proves that even a lock will help keep our school clean. QUIET GENIUS AT WORK. Art Minchew can't cram fast enough before the dreaded test. MUSCLESF Ward Amberson uses his muscles to put the finishing touches on the geometric display. INTENT LOOKS? Students like Delwin Potter, Fred Mace, and Brian Eagg illustrate that they can still learn in spite ot dress up week. AWESOME l-llTl Terry Brown and Michelle Pellini iust can't get over that servel

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Spirit and a teeling of pride best describes the attitude of the students, not only towards their own class, but toward our school as well. ln the beginning of the school year, freshmen entered high school in a rather shy and meek way. But never tear, seniors gladly accepted them with a warm welcome. Penny races became very popular among the freshmen throughout the homecoming weekend, Sophomores remained quiet, as the juniors reminded them that they were still underclassmenl The goals of each class moved towards the right direction by their efforts to work together to better our school.

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.J -. s,,5,.3, 1 'lv' 41051 av' 1 ik 5 I-I1 i, ..,,-il gi., Ur ll 1. -.,lili -. ' .- 5 :5-lf..sr!3'l:-' - '4-:'.i.:M -:':lU.,'i-:. The Senior class turned out a class of many achievers. During home- coming week, they ex- pressed an enormous amount of school spirit. They have captured the hall decorating contest title two consecutive years in a row and have won the maiority of the school pep assem- blies. Many Seniors dreamed of going to a college some- where in the United States, Others wanted to pursue a military career, Vocational schools and two year col- leges appeared as another option in their minds. But before they could do this they faced many treacher- ous obstacles that they must first overcome. Senior, Jennifer Lyngar comment- ed, uIt's been the most ex- citing time of my life. What are Seniors? MISS REEVES- ul wouldn't want to be one again be- cause they have too many crucial decisions and no ex- HELLO! Shawn Bauman con- ducts her library business on the phone. GREAT WHITE HUNTER! An- gel Penola bags her first Rocky Mountain Bighorn sheep. O O i00 seniors O O O perience to draw on. MRS. MCKINSEY- We have a good senior class this year. MRS. LESHIKAR- Most of them have quite a lot of school spirit. They're anx- ious to graduate. MR. EISENBARTH- Good athletes who tend not to be too serious about their stud- ies. MRS. HASTINGS- Kind of partial to them because I have a son who's one. OHM! Mark Whitcomb and Jeff Gil- lio perform a yoga session in the li- brary.