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

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1 THE NEW ME! Shane Edgar and Ward Am- berson show off their mohawks to the masses. E0 632 24 rv RD, F-11 Fl'I l'l'I r- 74 'v -I CD -Q CD VT Q V.- o :s CD U5 0 O ,D -h CD S! v-O' 3' CD O ooo O MHS S'l'llllESTS illl'.li.... Sl!! llllllilflfllz WHAT A YEAR! We had an astonishing amount of unaverage events going on, Everything from a King Tutting Jeff Gillio to a group of super-speed pregnancies. There was also a refereeing Mr. Huckaby and Miss Davis' ceiling falling in, but these were just some of the more noticable ones. Here are some of your favorite ones: MRS. TALBOT: l enjoyed seeing some of the community using our fishing hole, even in January. FELIPE VALDIVIA: The wrestling team getting mohciwks before State. RACHELLE MCKINSEY: When Felipe and Brian wore those stupid masks on the yearbook trip. JENNIFER LYNGAR: Being pregnant for one day, and carrying the ba- bies for two weeks too long. Unusual happenings made the year, not to mention life, more interesting and exciting. Every day there was the promise of something new coming up and it kept us coming back for more! 3 wg ..se - X 1. ww to if ki I 5 in-u-un S TO THE BROTHERS! Jeff Gillio dedicates his dance while Melissa Edgar and April Gonzalez learn the ways. THE SKY IS FALLING! Tina Martin, Maggie Brown Cyndy Rogers, Wes Capps, and Miquel Verly study quietly while the ceiling slowly comes down is Q N

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NUMBER ONE! Shawn Bauman, Jennifer Lyngar and Kim Dimon know seniors are itll iIi'I'TIIIilII IIIIIIS IIT... ylfli 'E PEI' HESEMBIAES WHO'S GOT THE SPIRIT? As a student you heard that question at every pep assembly, challenging you and your class to wipe out all competition. You never knew what would turn up at a pep assembly this year. We saw various games and contests and never could guess how they could be outdone. But you only had to wait until the next assembly to see how it would be accomplished. The freshmen, the biggest group, finally got the hang of it during the basketball season, but when they did - Watch out for that volume! Sophomores felt like old hands but as the smallest group, they had to make up for lack of size by an increase in spirit! The juniors showed their B SCALE PLEASE. Pep band members prac- tice for the pep assemblies. pen Pal I zes O ee oo O O rowdiness by crazy stunts that usually threw the judges their way, and the seniors managed to show all the underclassmen what spirit was all about. Pep assemblies helped our teams go out and give it their alll . .. T.. x 4 It -f C. 'Z WE ARE JUNIORSI Kathy Swartz, Kathy Miller Aci Carr, and Terry Brown show junior class spirit