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

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LOCAL HAPPENINGST X Looking back, many happy, and X sad events came to mind. ln the ,spring many acres were flooded, bridges destroyed only to findfother areas burnedout by-mid July. BLM fire crews from various states came L, tohelp contain fires. Bread and other fixings were scarce due to the extras needed to feed the crews. This helped the town economy some, which was stillfin a slump due A g to the -yoyo miningreconomy. On a brighter note, newefood and activities places opened to add to the foreverfproblem of nothing to A do . Three Little League All-Stars were held in July. When it comes to i supporting our youth- our community ranks number one!! . Y 1 7 NEW TITLE. Dr. Leon Hensley was given top V' command for Nevada administrators. REST TIME. Firefighters from allover the arrived by the bus loadslo. help contain the D V many fires around this area. NEWFORM OF RECREATION. Both youngi and old alike enjoy the new Orange Front ' 'E . 4 f I Roller Skating Rink. OOOOO WWWM K i ' l -mmm

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YEAR OF NUMBERS , Numbers can often tell a story in and of themselves. ln looking back over the year many figures and numbers caught our attention. The gfederal deficit was estimated to be ' over S200 billion and the national debt was almost S2 trillion. A gram I of cokcaine sold on the streets somewhere between Sl00 and 5120. There were 6,406 new Aids cases reported in the U.S. which brought the total to l5,775. Eleven American were accused of spying with Vitaly S. Yurchenko redefecting'f back to the Soviet X A ' 0 Union. Disaster numbers reached record T levels. More than 44,000 people s were killed in natural disasters. Accidents involvingscheduled and chartered aircrafts claimed l,948 lives making' it the worst civil- aviation year in history. International . ' X terrorism took 782 lives. Looking on the positive side of the numbers story found Pete Rose. hitting hisc4,l92nd career hit breaking Ty Cobb's i928 record. More than 53 million people saw the film Back to the Future which grossed Sl90 million.f, The Cosby Show receivedythee top rating for a TV series but more .people watched the Super Bowl than any other single show. For the readers the book Texas soldover afmillion copies. U i985 was ag figure s year. 'Q TERRORISTS ALL OVER. Many Innocent people suffered because of the politicial upheavel aroundthe world. CONTRGVERSY. Rock Hudsoh's death brought Aids out inthe open which caused as much terrorin some people as the terrorists. f ' ' N ' X V 5v'55Ox0N9 . is 5 ,G 1 Qvexagggs . T Q-Q09 f Chronicle ofa Bloody Year . ,4 -- ,CJJZ ' , X Mideast political violence came in marty forms A ,Zin f 1 during lf.-J85,andinnocents paid the heaviest price N 1 5147: 'iam l I ' l i I ' :qi :slum A Pulau l mrislhurlnz nad I nian I gre e 'n from nf the Cali do Par-in on the liuhi able Via Venzlot e ex os i l injures 38, Th Pl ilherz are no dmtlom N bl Il, lin: Shiildluxlinu hi- t jun TWA ntgnssfvanammfi ' 1 Q l to Beirut Tnq mlm mn but E 1 lelzau rhgotherrooer I6 day. l 5 I 1 L M 1 Pail-:Amman ' gg. - i l . lik tinian pm- i 1 nunlrizllhlI1allhnthipAcllil1c 34-X1 R1 Arhdy Kllliztrlu 4 haum and murder lan Kling- ouoflaurlidnpppedSavlidEm- ir hujzr, an American tourist. hluyllafen, in later lilled. xo'5'6iitifO9 . ' K ef . f- . '06 owe' Dlx f IA .lefyaea nfqr. 4.x wi' r '0i'5 54: Sf Ugfw A 067 u rin .Hx if . C- . jr 'X-w. - 1' las '01 Pxmdfb de 69: -'1-vf, vaf . or ' ff 17Qf!Z00f11,,i6'06' 154108 17? Us A06 .4 49111 ,D A'A plafsfkfclzf of-:d'5e 4 fqfn Q X95 M6001 I' 0 150' Po' We' Q fzfrqgd' 1271012 fn' 162' - f pr0f9S!Zfnr,17?fap,k S'fffw.ffQW . M1617 O . O 94 year rev l owO O