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

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Q LETTING Tl-lEoE3b'k Bucs BITE The special education and library science classes set their own precedents at BMHS. Taking steps toward indi- vidual success and striving toward a set goal made these students winners in themselves. T Special education teachers included Mrs. Gandolfo, Mr. Dranginis, and Mrs. Smith. The students in this class learned at their own pace which made things easier for them and helped them achieve success. The Library Science class had an exciting year as they U1 359.5 Q.1T-'gag O O IZIQ -1 if-Ease 2-191.2 U'QfU'O mmm 'K-.-:C T'u1g-f I 5 2 3 -. :x L -F 2 E o 'O 3 'U 'D 2 SQ cn E 6' Q. Q 3 Q V, .. g 9 E 2 3 'S 3 in 49. Q 2. E 'P e FP o g 2 Q 9. J X 2 3 cr FD T S 91 : 0090 O if invested in new audio visual equipment. Along with a nev VCR camera, a microfiche reader was purchased for stu dent use. When asked about the microfiche reader anc printer, Becky Montgomery stated, l'lt's a lot easier thar messing with the magazines, because with the microfiche you can't check it out, so you don't have to worry abou losing it, like you do with the magazines. All these new features made the library a lot easier anc more pleasurable to use to top off a great year! CONCENTRATION! Aci Carr studies a Teen Magazine during a few fre: moments after school. WHERE IS IT? Pete Vallador searches for the lost answer.

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Exercise!!! or Exercise??? IMPROVED BODIES AND MIND Exercise! The most stressed activity in the three physical classes, P.E., Health, and Weight Trianing. ln P.E, students exercised every day then tried out the sport to be played. The year began with outside sports such as archery and football. Although when the weather turned cold and snow covered the ground, students played basketball and vol- leyball, which ended up with some tough tournaments be- ing played. Nancy Neeley quoted, P.E. was fun, but it held a lot of competition. PLEASE NO! Ron Zumwalt cowers at Billy Adams' spike. LOOK AT THAT FORM! Rob Burton, Archie Minchew, and Steve Hemp go for the ball, while Ricky Dorian, Aci Carr, and Jim Filippini look on. THE CROWD. Karyn Esplin, Ricky Dorian, Kenny Legarza, Jim Filippini, and Tammy Phillips try to figure out their next strategy. O 0000 In Health, another part of the P.E. department, students learned more about their minds and bodies. As Health is only a semester class, it is generally taken by Freshmen the first half of the year. Emphasis is placed on P,E. the second semester. Weight Training, a vigorous class, started out hard, but the work paid off when you ended up looking like Arnold Schwarzenegger!! Working hard and having fun were just a couple of examples these classes gave to prove the agitation of the i985-86 year!