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

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BLOCK L-FRONT ROW: Aitor Narvazia, Joe Quintana, vice pres, Chad Christensen, treas, Walter Schroeder, pres. SECOND ROW: Scott Talbot, Joe Etche- verry, Mike Quintana, Richard Ripley, David Fuller, Mike Baum, Troy Mclntosh, Chris Hansen, Dan Wyman. THIRD ROW: Andy Ancho, Andy Leshikar, Scott Tor- gerson, Steve Hemp, Rick Bar- bier, Tim Rest, Mike Woodland, Roger Pearce, Doug Parsons, Don Rodabough, Jeff Gray, Rob Burton. THE WINNER IS . , . Walter Schroeder crowns Shauna Mcln- tosh Queen as Terri Conrad and Steve Lindskog watch. GALS-LEFT FRONT: Teri Price, Sherry Burris, Linda Hall, Michelle Jarmillo, vice pres, Terri Conrad, pres, Shauna Mclntosh, sarg at arms, Jennifer Ancho, Angel Pen- ola, sec, Jennifer Lyngor, Roberta Burton, Tracy Dodson. RIGHT FRONT: Deaneen Yarbro, Alain- ore Forgeron, Kim Dimon, Mi- chelle Pellini, Elaine Fuller, Ra- chelle McKinsey, Terry Brown, Dawn Pettit, Paula Crane, Shawn Bauman. ROYALTY! Angel Penola and Es- cort Aitor Narvaiza make the royal march. NEW GALS MEMBER?? JimTal- bot dresses up on salve day. o 0 0 0 CD

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WHERE'D YOU GET THAT SMILEP? Jodi Brooks and Chad Christensen as Homecoming Queen candidates. SENOR HUCKABY AND FRIENDS. Tracy Dodson, Angel Penolci, Deaneen Yarbro, Terri Conrad, Tammy Andreozzi, and Teri Price in the GALS homecoming skit, ON THE WAY. Queen Shauna Mclntosh and Es- cort Mike Baum at homecoming vanities. ,il Top of the line was the only way to describe the athletes this past year. We started the year off with our mighty football team representing our school at state. The volleyball teams tried their hardest with all of their matches. Then on to basketball. The girls and boys of both teams hustled their way down the court for victory after victory. The wres- tlers also did their best with many victo- ries throughout the season. The biggest event ofthe year for the Block L and Gals was homecoming. Along with the Alumni and cheer- leaders, Block L and GALS led the events. The highlight of the week was the crowning ofthe Queen. They also lit the traditional bonfire. Block L and Gals involvement helped provide successful homecoming-activities. TOP OF THE LINE... lllllltlilw O 0000

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To our students, academics not only refers to learning cmd high scholarly achievement, but it also refers to the time and effort they gave to setting goals and to working to the best of their ability. Many students made it a school to be proud of in academics and related activities. Principal Fred Huckaby also spent a lot of time promoting and introducing new programs that gave recognition and encouragement to students who wanted to learn. ln many areas students were not only involved during classes, but also in many after school activities as well, Even though we often take for granted the achievements accomplished by each one of these students and teachers we still commend them for their efforts for making progress towards their educational goals.