Holt High School - Rampages Yearbook (Holt, MI)

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1 i O i LET ' S uO HOLT! Starting players show their spirit during a home game. I uOT IT! exclaims Lana Howell as she scrambles for the ball

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ROW I: S. Van Ermen, J. Weisinger. T. Talro. T. Conn. J. Chapman. ROW 2, L. Gafner. W. Middlesworlh, T. Heller. D. Kanouse. D. Spencer. A. Zanglein. ROW 3: D. Shassberger. K. Pifer. A. Smith. M. McDowell. C Hemming. A. Wilcoi. WHICH WA Y IS UP? Andrea Zanglein and Amy Wilcox have a little fun at a Pep Club meeting. WHAT ' S IN THE NEWS? The Homecoming game was full of new spirit ideas! THE ROWDY PEPPERS The Pep Club peeked during the football season. Off to a very active start, one could always hear the booming chants of the peppers . From the onset, under the supervision of Mrs. Barb Neureither and Mrs. Brenda Lynch, the club was excellently organized. It was divided into five sections- the fundraiser, new ideas, sports publicity, other publicity and pep assemblies. The plan was to have these groups meet seperately and then report back at the end of the activity period. A small fee was required for dues. This money was spent on the teachers during Fall Homecoming. Placing an apple In every teachers mailbox, according to junior Eric Gafner, was to show our appreciation for their understanding during our rowdy week.

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ROW I: T. Davis. K. Schafer. C. Tatro, L. Parks. D. Harbach, L Howell. ROW 2, manager T. Snively, manager M. Baker. T. Glynn. S. Kukulka. Coach M. Snively. S. Lebner. K. Pifer. manager A. Pifer. All fired -up were words that described the Girls ' Varsity Volleyball Team. According to junior Lisa Parks, the team was A ery strong and had extremely high goals and expectations for the season. The girls placed second in the CACs after a disappointing loss to Waverly, pulling off a 12-2 season and 12th place in the states. The school spirit was great! Over 400 people attended the final home game. If the team started to get down, the bench always got a little rowdier. We had to keep its spirits up, said sophomore Dawn Harbach. At the season ' s closing banquet, the Most Improved Team Member was awarded to Parks. Both Outstanding Player and Most Valuable Player awards went to Glynn. This years team was the best Varsity team ever. We played some of the best teams in the state, and our talent as a team really stood out, commented Coach Snively. SPIKE THAT BALL! Teresa Glynn gets in the last point to finish off the game. Girls ' Varsity Volleyball OPPONENT HOLT East Lansing Won ' : Sexton Won Eastern Won Waverly Lost Everett Won Jackson Won Grand Ledge Won East Lansing Won Mason Won Grand Ledge Won Everett Won Sexton Won Eastern Won Waverly Lost Jackson Won