Holt High School - Rampages Yearbook (Holt, MI)

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ROW I: J. Cruz, M. Wriggelsworth. M. Garland, C. Linderman. T. Nott, P. Whitford, B. Bongard. A. Arnold. C. Thomas. L. Kingsley. ROW 2: J. Mullen. G. Wilton. T. Adams, J. Jordan. S. Ammon. B. Moubray. J. Baker. K. Toth. ROW 3: D. Komm. T. Pennell. D. Marshall. G. Castillo. M. Powers. C. Patton. T. Lane. D. Adams. G. Bussia. M. Meyer. ROW 4: P. Duling. J. Abendroth. R. Binder. S. Truax. R. Lohrer. D. Wainright. K. Bowerman, T. Doll. L. Taylor. ROW 5; Assistant Coach R. Shaft. Head Coach D. Bongard. B. Hake. Trainer M. Kapp. B. Purchase. Assistant Coach D. Briggs. Coach D. Ernst. WRAPPING UP Dan Komm ' s hand is new trainer Mary Kapp. The 1984 football season was very disappointing in that the Senior Class worked harder than any team I have ever coached during the off-season to become better players. Their attitudes and enthusiasm during the season were excellent. They deserved more success than they obtained. I am sure if we had not had so many key injuries they would have won more games, said Coach Dennis Bongard. A few players received special recognition for the extra effort they put forth during the season. The role of captain was shared by seniors Scott Ammon and Greg Wilton. Ammon also received the Most Valuable Player Award. Pat Whitford was awarded Most Improved Player. Even though it was a tough season, we hung together as a team and had a lot of fun, added Mike Garland. Most Tackles (53) — Biff Bongard Most Assists (27) — Biff Bongard Most Interceptions (2) — Tony Doll Most Rushing Yards (423) — Scott Ammon Boys ' Varsity Football 1 HOLT OPPONENT Okemos 27 20 Grand Ledge 22 6 East Lansing 23 12 Sexton 40 6 Everett 12 16 Jackson S Eastern 19 14 Waverly IS Brighton 7

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SEA TED: T. Glynn. S. Kukulka. Coach Guenther. CLOCKWISE: M. Baker. K. Pifer. D. Harback. T. Gingrich. R. Bos. M. West. K. Beaune. L. Howell. OVERWHELMING TIP-OFF! Holt players wait out the first seconds of the home game against Jackson Northwest. The season was tipped off by winning the Williamston tournament and seeing Sue Kukulka and Teresa Glynn named to the All-Tournament team. As the Girls ' Varsity Basketball season progressed, injuries were directly reflected in the 13 win and 9 loss record. At one point, three starting players were out. Sophomore guard Dawn Harbach said, Our season was successful because of the team unity and the way we worked together. The season had its ups and downs, but as a whole we all learned something, said senior forward Margaret Baker. Kukulka set a new school record scoring 31 points against Grand Ledge. The season grew to a close, and the team went out with a bang, winning Districts against Grand Ledge and moved into Regional action. The season ended with a loss to Swartz Creek. Honors were earned by Glynn who received All CAC and Kukulka, honorable mention. Kukulka also received All State Journal honors. Ms. Lila Guenther concluded, I feel we were successful in our season, I enjoyed our teams defensive growth, we became a team to be respected for our defense. SEASON RECORD: W IS- L 9 Williamston 47-33 W St Johns 46-45 W Jackson Northwest 4a38 w Eaton Rapids 6a39 w East Lansing 51-63 L Everett 52-56 L Grand Ledge 44-36 W Sexton 43-30 w Eastern 51-50 w Waverly 44-55 L Jackson 45-43 w East Lansing 46-2S w Everett 42-47 L Grand Ledge 5S-39 w Lansing Christian 4S-3S w Sexton 37-39 L Eastern 26-54 L Waverly 43-66 L Jackson 37-42 L DISTRICTS East Lansing 36-35 W Grand Ledge 40-34 W REGIONALS Swartz Creek 50-57 L