Holt High School - Rampages Yearbook (Holt, MI)

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JUNIOR STAFF. ROW h W. Parry (Ad Editor), T. Glynn (Assist. Editor). M. Wrigglesworth (Photographer). T. Pence. K. Bratton (Assist. Ad Editor). ROW 2 5. Verlinde, K. Larsen. T. Sykora, B. Krasuski (Typist). A, Bacon. L. Gafner. ROW }-. C. Zuidema, L Doerr. B. LeButt. W. Phenicie. C. Heller. ROW 4: T. Yarbrough. L. Deter ing. P. Kruger. M. Davis. S. Moore, J. Fillion. lHEESE Mike Wriggelsworth, Rampage photographer, takes another photo for this book. SENIOR STAFF: ROW • Angel Curtis (Editor). ROW 2, Katy Kime. Kari Krasuski (Business Manager), Stacey Ebare. Staci Foster (Artist). Sue Kulkulka, Kelley Sweet. HARD A T WORK . Angel Curtis. ' new assistant editor Teresa Glynn and editor CREATIVITY MAKES A QUALITY YEARBOOK Every year the Rampages Staff uses all their talent and creativity to produce a well put together yearbook. This year was no exception. All members of the Rampages Staff knew the feeling of pressure that came when the deadline for their pages rolled around. Each person was required to use his her own ideas on yearbook pages. There was always that slight competition between staff members to see who could produce the most unique page. The Rampages photographer, senior Mike Wrigglesworth said, To look back later in life and say, I helped make this is a rewarding part of this class. Junior Kris Bratton said, We all worked together, and had fun but we still got work done, it ' s nice to do something that a lot of people will appreciate in the end. This year the Rampages Staff acquired more than $4000 selling ads which helped produce a more colorful yearbook. The Rampages editor, junior Angel Curtis, exclaimed, It ' s really rewarding and a lot of fun working on the yearbook especially in the end when you get to see the finished product. It makes you feel proud that you had some input on one of the major things in high school. The Rampages Staff certainly had a lot to be proud of. Rampages 129

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WHA T CAN I BUY? Sophomore Tom Duling Is interested in sweatshirts as he tries to select something from the loft. MANAGERS: Debbie Wilton. Laurie Richardson, Pam Knapp, Stephanie Langham. WORKERS: Pam Gilmore, Betsy Perrone, Stormy Pride. Marlene Florian. Busy. BUSY. BUSY The Loft is a demanding business as manager Debbie Wilton runs the lunch hour cash register. THROUGH THE CRISES, THEY KEPT RUNNING Thefts of large sums of money occured in the Loft this year. Upsetting as it was, Mr. Scotty Shimnoski stated, These thefts are what being in business is actually about. People will take advantage of you when you don ' t take precautions. The reality of the business world is certainly being driven home to each of my managers and workers. The Loft definately was a very big part of life at Holt High School. A major accomplishment of the Loft management was the designing of the showcase and Loft itself. There were many items of interest sold in the Loft.- folders, shirts, sweatshirts, donuts I2S Loft (everyone ' s favorite), munchies and hats. A new item of the Loft this year was a pencil machine offering both Garfield and Carebear pencils. The workers and managers each had their own view on what it was like to work in the Loft. I like working in the Loft because it gives me retailing experience and it ' s just plain fun! exclaimed junior worker Marlene Florian. Senior Debbie Wilton also felt the Loft offered good experience, but she added, It takes more than what most people might think to run a business.

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RECOGNITION FOR OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE After a long year, the students ' hard work paid off. On Tuesday, May 28 at 7:30 p.m. in the Pernert Auditorium, Holt students and their proud parents gathered to attend the 1985 Honors Night. A multitude of awards were presented to eager students. Among the awards were Band, Publications, Library AV, Business, Foreign Exchange, Science and more. The biggest winner of the evening was senior Tom Heller. Heller accepted eight awards.- five band awards, a science award, a math a ward and a scholarship award. Senior Kim Augenstein also received the Science Department Award, an honor that has not been awarded to a high school student for the past eight years. The evening ended with the yearbook assistant editor, senior Teresa Glynn, announcing the dedication of the 1984-85 Rampages to substitute teacher Mr. Alfred Forche. SCIENCE OL YMPIAD TEAM ...as being introduced by co-adviser and science teacher Mrs. Barb Neureither. RAMPAGES DEDICATION goes to all-time favorite, substitute teacher Mr. Al Eorche as introduced by assistant editor, Teresa Glynn. ONE YEAR AWAY FROM HOME, foreign exchange students Mike Kohnke and Lars Olesen are recognized by Mr. Jolly before the Honors Night audience. SCHOLARSHIP A WARPS are presented by Board of Education president Dr. Toy. UO Honors Night