Holt High School - Rampages Yearbook (Holt, MI)

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WHAT DO YOU WISH TO IMPLANT IN HHS STUDENTS? JOLLY: Knowledge. A sense that they have worth and are capable. A feeling of caring about others and an obligation to serve their community. BOWKER: (I) That school can be exciting and interesting, (2) that of success, and (3) that success in high school is achieved not only through good study habits but also through attendance. CRA WFORD: I would like to see all Holt students make more of a commitment to their studies, any sports that they participate in, and any other school activities that they are involved in. A lot of personal satisfaction and team success can be gained from giving a maximum effort. BARENS: That attendance is important and that each student is responsible for their own actions. WHAT HAVE YOU SEEN AS GROWTH IN 1984-85? JOLL Y: Upgrading of our graduation requirements. Several of our students have made a committment to be drug free. School improvement Committee and Student Forum provided some good information that will encourage growth. BOWKER: (I) A drop in absenteeism — percent to 2 percent per month, and (2) I have seen personal growth in that I have had the opportunity to become better acquainted with the faculty and have been in many classrooms observing many varied and excellent teaching techniques. CRA WFORD: I can see an improvement in the gra point averages, of a number of athletes, which would indicate that the policy enacted in 1983, raising minimum academic standards, is serving the purpose for which it was intended. BARENS: That students are being more honest. lU Administrators