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

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rr Jusfr woN r star... fETE'RM'I'NAlI'l 'N HARD For the Lady Longhorns, this year made for a very exciting season. Now competing in Single A, the team siz- zled hot on their feet, giving most of their competitors a challenge. uEven though the team didn't qualify for state, Michelle Pellini stated, ul think that we had a very successful season. Everyone got along well, and we worked together as a complete team. The Longhorns exploded in their with their match against the Dayton High Dustdevils. ln the first game of the match, the unbelievable score blazed l7-l9. Even after losing the following two games, they never gave up. Although their strategies didn't al- ways work, they continued to make changes in their playing even towards the end of the season when they knew that their chances for going to state had already passed them by. most exciting game of the season 4 M 3 ll Q v, 3 , T 5 iii' f . ,,,, . ., I X WE'RE READY! Tammy Andreozzi, Elaine Fuller, Terry Brown, and Michelle Pellini wait for the serve. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM. FRONT ROW: Mi- chelle Pellini. ZND ROW: Tammy Andreozzi, Aci Carr, Sherry Burris. SRD ROW: Coach Reeves, Kathy Miller, Terry Brown, Manager Pilar Romsdell, 4Tl-l ROW: Elaine Fuller, Kim Fagg, Stacy Porter, Teri Price. 5Tl-l ROW: Shauna Mclntosh. READY OR NOT! Tammy An- dreozzi prepares to release a hot serve to the Yerington Lions. NICE FORM! Kim Fagg fires a de- structive ace to the Dayton Dust- devils.

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FREE BALL! Tammy Andreozzi, Terry Brown, and FINAL STATS Sherry Burris can't decide on who goes for the ball VARSITY VOLLEYBALL 4 WINS, IO LOSSES I Q A Iour score first? l-ff Q' S WINS Wa, Tonopah ....,.,......... I-I5g IO-I5 ' I , T Lowry ...,.....,.. .,.... I O-I5g 9-I5 I Tonopah ..,..., ..,... I 5-9gI5-8 Elko ,.,........,..,,........ I3-15512-I5 White Pine ,...,.,...,.. I2-I 55 9-I 5 I -Q Q I I 'H My so 4 PERFECT FORM! Michelle Pellini gets ready for an awesome serve. I ,tt I Ises I ..,f 2 NOT TAKING ANY CI-IANCESI Sherry Burris and Jinni Brooks are both ready to return the serve, while Elaine Fuller and Michelle Pellini watch. DETERMINATION! We know we can do it states Terry Brown as she heads back to finish the match. Wendover .,,........,.. I3-I5g I5-45 I56 Owyhee ...,.... ....., I 5-I2g I2-I5g I57 Lovelock .,..... .,.... I 5-9g 2-I5g I3-I5 Elko .,......,.,......,...... 4-I5g I2-I5 Yerington ..,...,......., 4-I5g I3-I5 Hawthorne .....,..,.... I5-I3g I5-7 Whittell ..... ...... 7 -I5g I-I5 Dayton ..,.., ....,. I 9-I7g 6-I5g II I5 Lovelock ...... ...... I -I5g I5-I7 Sl

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ONE WIN AFTER ANOTHER... lll libillnlltldlslfill? yi X l ll' Ourjunior varsity footballl team made M T . J great progress this year. The team com- bined many new players, who contribut- V ed to the best of their ability, with many returning players who brought back ex- perience and finesse. From the minute the game started, the team never looked back. When you went to a JV lx game you could expect excitement, ac- tion, and usually a win. V UNM 1 N Il ' ffj.'f'sJ., . l , li K All.. '-'NWN JV coach Pruett said proudly, We had the most outstanding season this school has seen in years. Most reflected that attitude when dis- cussing the team and described them as a group of winners. Nothing could hold them back and their attitude never changed. With a winning record and a new outlook, they ended their season successfully. 3 ... 2 N Q 2 3-noiguw-+I rom UT Q-+Il0ofPQ' Damn-I-1-1 -r-7UIF'77f'-H Qyrrifvlpoi mm rm! I'1'l UUQRE.. fgagfxom Elm-63?-'O o-43:1-qw -114 -OQO 2257 33.4 mQO 'fl U1 -1-41, Q4.- 30 img ,150 21'--' aa 2 JF -- 520 o ESQ -nag -U-. 03m 253 LQ 34p low? .4133 0.19 'LB COG- wQ 73111 - O 0000 gl LET'S DANCE. Billy Adams tries to decide which way to run to make it past the McDermitt player. l'M COMING. Running back Jason Jackson heads down the field to block.