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

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Students standing together as friends heavily populated our school in 1985-86. Sometimes they participated in the same activities such as sports, dances, or clubs, sometimes they participated in complete opposites with nothing in common except friendship. Either way, student life made up an important part of our school activities this year and because of this we dedicate this section to the spirited, spunky students ot BMI-iS! wil-

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