Holt High School - Rampages Yearbook (Holt, MI)

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Dr. Henry Sienkiewicz THt NATURE OF THE JOB , „ g QUESTION, What do you wish to implant in HHS students? SIENKIEWICZ: I wish to implant the skills and knowledge to allow our students to be productive, happy members of society, who think for themselves and who will il continue to grow and eventually lead. QUESTION: What have you seen as growth in 1984-85? SIENKIEWICZ: I have seen a greater dedication and seriousness of purpose in 1984-85. QUESTION. What satisfaction have you received? SIENKIEWICZ The personal satisfaction I receive is in knowing that Holt High School graduates are well prepared to face the challenges of life and will make contributions in many fields in the years ahead. BOARD OF EDUCATION: Secretary Gene Wriggelsworlh Trustee James Montgomery Trustee Richard Allen Treasurer Alton Granger Trustee Floyd Conklin President Dr. Robert Fay Vice-president Jacqueline Wood 1 114 Board Of Education

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WHAT SATISFACTION HAVE YOU RECEIVED? JOLL Y: The satisfaction I receive usually centers around students who show maturity in their decisions, conduct and scholarship. I am encouraged when I see students smile and are enjoying their high school experience and each other. BOWKER: I am enjoying my position and look forward to helping teachers whenever possible. I have gained a personal rapport with many students who I would not normally have contact with as a teacher. CRAWFORD: As Athletic Director, I receive a lot of satisfaction from outstanding accomplishments of our athletes. Such as, Pat Whitford ' s state title in wrestling and Marie Smith ' s third place, Julie Farrel ' s fourth in the state in divingi Ed Wagner ' s third and sixth places in swimming; the district championship won by our Girls ' Basketball Team) and Scooter Tropf ' s nomination to X ' lcDonald ' s All-American Basketball Team. BARENS: Despite the repercussion the students still feel the importance of being honest. Barbara Warner Judy WoofeWh- -I- ' h

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KITCHEN STAFF: J. Patron. M. Doerr. B. Curnow, J. Whitehill. M. Smith, R. Gross, M. Turner, D. Hamelin, S. Reed, Food Supervisor S. Burroughs. DRIVING A BUS AT HOL T for seven years, Beth Pennock is still smiling! COOKIN ' AND DRIVIN ' Two of the most important jobs at Holt, were given the least credit. Students did not realize how hard it really was to get the new menu ready at lunchtime. This year the job was placed in the hands of a new food supervisor, Mrs. Sally Burroughs. This is a difficult task, Mrs. Burroughs explained. She intended to familarize herself with the total food service operation before making any changes. In her new job she listened to peoples complaints, planned the menu and did the budget. The staff has been very helpful and understanding . . . just super to work with, she concluded. Was driving kids to and from school really that easy? Being a bus driver is really tough, especially when the kids are rowdy and those bad weather days, said bus driver Beverly McNeely. The people who drove the buses for Holt were trained professionals, and they were alert to the bad things that could happen enroute to school. I ' ve been a bus driver ever since the busing system began in Holt. said veteran driver Erma Parsons. Fortunately, there have not been any major accidents due to the weather. The rain, sleet and snow may have gotten the drivers feeling under the weather , and driver Jean Reddington said her arthritis was affectedi but, all in all, the students in Holt knew they were in good hands whatever the driving situation. Support Staff 115