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

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l'lllZIlll l'll llll... fIlF'l'ER 'FIIE FllI'Fll:. BEl.ll.l The time: 3:00 pm, a weekday. The place: Battle Mountain High School. Suddenly a bell rings and everyone breaths a sigh of relief. At last another day of school has disappeared. But what now? Where does everyone go to meet their friends or to forget their homework? Some students headed off to practice, others to jobs, and even others just hung out. Where? arcades, skating, and any place there was food and lots of itl Although there were no theaters, there were many new video rental I ss shops which inspired VCR parties. There were also many school-spon- THE EIGHT BALL! Phil Sansonetti lots of concentration to make his shot. W sored activities to keep us from being bored: games, plays, and dances. Then there was also the standard go-out-of-town trips for a taste of something different. No matter which activity, students were determined to have fun, no matter what the cost. lt gave stu- dents a well needed break from the daily routine and prepared us for another day of school. ' HITTING MAIN. Jason Jackson and Shan- non .leffcoat go for a spin around town. MQW' INDOOR MOTORCROSS RACE. Scott Tor- rence spins around the racetrack as Steve Hemp and Shane Davis watch. . ,fl JAMMIN THE FUSSBALL! Michelle Brown spins RACING THE OMEGA. Mark Longchamps the handles to get her score. tries to outwit the Omega while Fred Howard watches from the side the sidelines. Q 000 O

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Q UNDECIDED APPETITE? Alicia Crosthwaite and Nicky Ayers stare into outer space thinking about their after game snack. HE'S MINE! Donna Hopper protects Joe Et- cheverry from the determined Kim Dimon. eu its S O 0000 MINNESOTA FATS AT WORK! Dan Wyman shows his great skill at pool while Joe Etche- verry, Donna Hopper, Kenny Legarza, Linda Hall, and Stephanie Rogers enioy their leisure time. SCOTT GOES TO THE CIRCUS! Scott Torger- son goes to the circus at the Pak-Out. .QW

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What best describes a Longhorn you ask? Most answered pride, spirit, and the ability to make the best of any situation, Every team progressed in competitiveness this year as seen in the final statistics. Qur football team earned the Division Title and 2nd in state. The wrestling team competed successfully against many other larger schools even some from Utah and Idaho. Our JV teams provided training and experience for the younger members. Players from all sports, along with the cheerleaders and drill team, proudly let their opponents know what tough competition they faced. Even though every team did not acquire a state title, striving to be the best and encouraging individual progress definitely made the Longhorns come out ON TOP!