Holt High School - Rampages Yearbook (Holt, MI)

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Sandra Bernier Denny Bongard Darold Briggs Lawrence Burgess K - i ' ' ' ' °i5ff y ai h 3C CHOIR SlHP f j H Dave Foy Judy Frank Norman Garnet t Jerry Gillett Penelope Gillison Faculty 111

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Dorothy Anderson Jane Bailey Sally Beauchine WELCOME NEW TEACHERS Returning to a six hour day brought a lot of new faces to the Holt High School teaching staff. New to the high school, but not to Holt Public Schools were Mr. Dell Cory (Business), Miss. Nancy Hohn (Spanish), Mr. Doug Mumby (Art) and Mr. Steve Neureither (Technical Drawing). For the brand new teachers at Holt, their job was a happy one. All the students and my co-workers have made me feel at home, said Mrs. Valerie Martin, resource teacher, during her first week of teaching. Holt is a very academic school and I am very impressed with the students, said Biology teacher and new girls ' swim coach, Mr. Brian Templin. A former Holt student and new chemistry teacher, Mr. David Foy, had found that two things helped him feel comfortable at Holt — he was familiar with the teaching staff and found it extremely easy to get along with the students. Mrs. Leeak, math teacher, first became acquainted with Holt while she was substituting. It was then that I learned just how open and supportive the staff and students are at Holt. These qualities are not found in all school systems, she said. The friendliness and enthusiasm of the students along with the faculty cooperation was what Mrs. Sandra Callis liked about Holt High. This was her first position in teaching; her field is mathematics. New French teacher Sandra Bernier had held many previous teaching jobs, but liked Holt because, I like the small town feeling where people are friendly and seem more concerned about one another. Pel Cory Jack Crawford Alyce Fleishman 116 Faculty

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Mary Gray lila Guenther Nancy Hohn Bruce Kutney Nancy Lamphi Michael Lehman Brenda Lynch IIS Faculty