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

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Pride, spirit, and excite- themselves that they Procrastinators. 114 WORKING HARD- Shannon Jeff- coat dictates out of a book to freshman Kathy Margraf. ONE TOO MANY! The Sopho- more class skit 'IGimme a light during the vanities at homecom- ing. IS IT 3 YET? David Malone and Felipe Valdivia look excited in their Biology II class as does Jodi Brooks. -.-J it I 4.iI J,i:2I:',i Ii, i.um.y.H I' r' - ,55d..i J ri? '-J'-as na :M -Q Eln:v. 1:JE -' ment could be seen among the sophomores. The whole class started the school year with a feel- ing of accomplishment as they survived their gruel- ing freshman year. They involved themselves in many activities including homecoming, pep assem- blies, and even drama. They held many surprises for the student body, fac- ulty, and even for each other as they proved to could do anything they set their minds to. PRINCIPAL FRED HLJCK- ABY- A class with good representation. SOPHOMORE ARCHIE MINCHEW- A bunch of studly people. TEACHER JERRY COR- BITT- Caterpillars turning into butterflies. SOPHOMORE JENNIFER ANCHO- A unique class with a lot going for us. SENIOR ANGEL PENOLA- SOPHOMORE BRENNA NAVAREN- A class that never lets one another downfl JUNIOR SCOTT GOWIN- They have something for everything! TEACHER ROD PRUETT- The most spirited and fun-filled group in the school. FRESHMAN PILLAR RAMSDELL- They're ok. O 0 homores Io O fx

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HIGH EMOTIONS IN... TV'S DILEMMAS Jane, after escaping the Smiths, returned to St. Louis, where her husband, Dick, was now Mayor. Much had happened to her parents and friend since her kidnapping. Such things as Dan Johnson marrying Anita so she could stay in the U.S. Does this sound familiar to you? It does to a major- ity of iuniors who rush home to watch their favor- ite soap operas. Why do they watch them? SHANNON MORGAN: l'They're interesting! VALERIE MARTIN: Be- cause they are interesting and easy to get interested in. DAYNA PENOLA: I like them. I don't know why, I just do. KATHY MILLER: I think they're good, suspenseful and unpredictable. JENNI STALLARD: I like 'em. They are interesting I guess. NATALIE MARILUCH: III like ' them KARYN ESPLIN: I think they are pretty good if you don't get too involved and let them run your Iives. TAMMY PHILLIPS: They stink! ANDY LESHIKAR: I don't watch them because they're too phoney. RICK DORIAN: l'They smell purty, and they keep you cIean. SHANE MORRISON: They s--I STEVE BURKHART: They stink because they only talk about rich people. F sv 1 X .W 11.31 .- Q wiki? . H.. -4t...5Q,Q..mQ1k,gmgq,J..MM . ,.......u..gg,-...,.s.w- : J ' , ffm T ,j.Qi'ffT .Q 1 - V b W T A 6 15 we Q,.,, me I , S - . 'S If -J s ,Sioux ., ' is . g f Wm l ': t 2 t COULD IT BE? Geneva Rochester is hard at work in the midst of the frosh. ANOTHER ONE? Could this be Jim TaIbot's long lost twin? LEAVING ALREADY? Sorry Delwin Potter, you still have one year left. WEDDING BELLS. Wendy Paice, it could be you. JUNIORS NOT PICTURED: Shane Bright, Sally Jensen and Noriene Minchew.

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AK Ann 84'-N ' y INTERIOR DECORATOR? Leslie Blackburn decorates the wall in his math class, WHAT'S THE DEAL? The Sophomores look a little confused at the pep assembly. WRONG WAY, RON! Ron Zumwcilt demonstrates his athletic ability. . X- .3 , Q S SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS- FRONT ROW: Mike Quintana, Presi- dent, Angela Seldin, Treasurer. BACK ROW: Roger Pearce, Vice Presi- dent, Jennifer Ancho, Secretary. WHO DOES YOUR HAIR BRYAN? Bryan Sparks and Chris Morton look sooo pretty during slave day. 115 :ophomores 0000 O