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

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OI-I GROSSI Something definitely appeared disgusting to D Ann Peter son during the Ramses ll trip while Mrs McKinsey Alainore Forgeron and Michelle Glass check other things out IS IT MEP Cammy Elquist models a sweatshirt from the Ramses Il field ri LIONEL DODSON7 The freshmen give a memorable moment to every body at Vanities during homecoming week 2 'W-R FRESI-IMEN CLASS OFFICERS- Tonya Dodson president Pilar Rams' dell vice-president Cammy Elquist secretary Stephanie Morton treasurer. AM I GOING TI-IE RIGHT WAY? Tracie Rynearson performs with the . drill team during halftime in the Owyhee football game. 83195 , . 13 frosh 0 O S3 El

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tude adjustsmentf' PRETTY INTERESTING, HLJI-I? Third period World Geography class looks like a real exciting class. FRESHMAN GOT THE SPIRIT! The frosh catch the spirit during a pep rally! WI-lAT'S Tl-IE NEXT ONE? Cathy Margraf looks back for assis- tance from her classmates. Freshmen - always at the bottom. But when you consider how exciting the first year is you don't really mind. This class overtook the school in the tall bring- ing in the largest number of students that we had seen in a long time. They were spirited, fun-loving, athletic, scholarly and de- termined to make their year a great one. PRINCIPAL JAMES HUCK- ABY: So far, so good. COUNSELOR MAC: They have a good sense of humor. You can joke with most of them. TEACHER TOM BRAN- NAN: They have spirit and are fun to work with in class and in football. l'm looking forward to work- ing with them in track. FRESHMAN BRIAN FAGG: The class of '89 is better than any other Freshman class that has been here. SOPHOMORE JASON JACKSON: J'They are - ' - W 2175! I 'Lf i,gr cocky and need an atti- 'f FRESHMAN KRISSY CROWE: I think we are a cocky class with a lot of potential. SOPHOMORE KEVAN TALBOT: A big bunch of little dorks who get in the way and have lockers in our section. I- I:--9. f, I J J IJLW, r1.1