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

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Q TOM BRANNAN Physical Science, Computers JERRY CORBIT Math SUE DAVIS English Ill 8i IV, Drama TIM DRANGINIS Special Ed KEITH EISENBARTH Business THERESA GANDOLOFO Special Ed MARTHA GRISE Home EC NYLE LESHIKAR Math, History JENNIFER LITTLEHALE Band TRUETT MCCULLAH Counselor RUTH MCKINSEY Engligh I, History JOHN NEGRO Wood, Drafting, Art MILDRED PISTNER Biology, Math ROBERT PISTNER Voc Ag, Mechanics ROD PRUETT Biology ll, P.E., Health 'W JOHNA REEVES English ll, Spanish MARY ANN SMITH Special Ed Aide JIM SQUIBB Government, P.E. BARBARA TALBOT Library, Yearbook ENOUGH IS ENOUGH! Mrs. Grise decides she's had enough of the computer. WHO WAS WATCHING THE HOSE? Custodian Jean Sexton mops up the water spill from the aquarium. Ooooo

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1 5 H I fit I . Q it it xx 'lf i f X .xlik ? fi , , gg S DID YOU HEAR THE ONE ABOUT THE NUN AND THE BALESMAN? Brian Fagg definite- y has something tickling his fun- 'ty bone here. SIOT ANOTHER PAPER: Steph- Enie Morton stares in disbelief at er next health assignment. AND THE BAD THINGS IS THAT 'LL HAVE TO GO- HOME AND O DISHES AGAIN! Chris Gier- art washes dishes in her Home - Don Prince Tammy Radford . Dan Ramos Pilar Ramsdell 1 it ' I iiiiiii 4' iiti . f . FROSH NOT PICTURED Bruno Hicks Cathy Margraf Eric Nelson Sally Offret Danielle Robertson Dawn Robinette I 1 I . Cyndy Rogers -iii Kim Rogers Tracie Rynearson Sandra Sansonetti Sherrry Sexton Christie Shelton Jody Shepard Tony Silva V ' . ' :uw ., , ..,.,..,,..,, ., M, .. .,,,,,, ,W . H j..- , ' . Andy Stewart I Barby Thielen I Sheldon Thomas i Julie Tomera gn- . ' Dawn Storrs 2 A I' if -V J . . ,I ' ' ,Vt 1 Miquel Verley WHAT WAS YOUR FIR T OF IIIOII SCHOOL LIKE 9 What was your first day of school like? This ques- tion was asked to some of our Frosh, and their an- swers varied but the most popular answer was I'Huh? For example: YEARBOOK REPORTER: What was your first day of school like? TYPICAL FRESHMAN: Huh? Other replies sounded better. BOYD BROUGHTON: lt was scary, I kept going to all the wrong classes. CHRISTIE SHELTON re- plied, It was fun. Scary, was the only thing STEPHANIE MOR- TON had to say. JULIE TOMERA: I liked it. TINA MARTIN: lt was a big change. ERIC NELSON: 'IA bum- mer, it was stupid and rough. HENRY DOMINGUEZ: It stunk and was kind of em- barrassing. KIM ROGERS: 'IScary and confusing. JASON JURY: Scary, I got lost a lot and didn't know any of my teachers and it was kind of rough. c. class, t 0

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JAMES F. HUCKABY Principal . yu 'F' is DR. LEON HENSLEY Superintendent 1 ,,,f. - I A ee,.e,e 4 rims J , -N lb' K, t A f-V-ff-W . . JOANN HASTINGS MARIE SCHROEDER SALLE LEMAIRE DIANA SMITH Secretary!Bookkeeper Attendance Secretary District Secretary District 5eCfefUfY IHY D0 Yllll uns T0 TEACH The question is often asked of educators as to why they stay in such a low paying occupation. What is it that draws them into this field? lt couldn't be those sweet, innocent, well-behaved teenagers or could it be the easy, kick back type of job? Since we have such top-notch teachers at school, we asked a few of them to comment. JERRY CORBIT: I like to see peo- ple grow intellectually and to see them change from being depen- dent on others to being indepen- dent in class, halls and sports. MARTHA CRISE: ul like to work with young peopIe. TRUETT MCCCULLAH: Just like being around kids. I enjoy their sense of humor. Sometimes they don't feel like joking though and I can understand that. RUTH MCKINSEY: I like to watch high school kids growing, maturing, getting new ideas that will help them cope with life. JIM SQUIBB: I enjoy being with young people. They help keep me young. BARBARA TALBOT: I enjoy helping students, and I can work and be close to my own kids. JOHN NEGRO: Memory lapse, I guess! 0000 O