Holt High School - Rampages Yearbook (Holt, MI)

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s 50 ENTHUSIASM FLOV S as everyone prepares for the tough meet ahead. CHURNING AHEAD for victory, senior Angle Young competes in the 100 yard breastroke. TEAM SUPPORT! Members cheer their teammates through a close race. DISCUSSING THE LINEUP with Loach Templin are co-captains Amy Wilcox and Angie Young.

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ROW I: Head Coach B. Simmons, Assistant Coach B. Lamer. ROW 2: C Thomas, E. Medina, K. Holt, T. Doll, E. Trojanowicz, B. Eitnier, S. Tropf, J. Jordan, T. Pennell, D. Dodson, D. Harbach, P. Kruger. T. Lounds. NO GOl Forwards Scooter Tropf and Troy Pennell make it tough for a Waverly player to score. The season started out on a good note. With a record of five wins and one loss, six games into the season, the outlook was very opti- mistic. Things didn ' t go as well as expected and Holt ' s Varsity Bas- ketball Team ended the season with a disappointing record of seven wins and fourteen losses. One of the best games of the whole season was against Waver- ly, stated Phil Kruger. The sup- port of the fans was great and the players performed to their po- tential. The title of captain was held by seniors Scooter Tropf and Chris Thomas. They both demonstrated leadership through the tremen- dous effort they put forth to make their team successful, re- marked Coach Bobby Simmons. Holt received three transfers (senior Jeff Jordan and juniors Kevin Holt and Eric Trojanowicz) who greatly enhanced the teams playing power. I really believe that the players on the team will look back on this year as a very positive exper- ience. We all had the opportunity to improve our skills and grow as individuals. This year we played more as a team and worked harder to achieve team success, summarized Coach Simmons. Boy s Varsity Basketball HOLT OPPONENT 57 Okemos 68 60 East Lansing 59 57 Everett 53 SO Grand Ledge 68 71 Brighton 56 47 St. Johns 46 50 Sexton 58 38 Waverly 49 51 Eastern 75 57 Mason 60 55 Jackson 67 45 Eaton Rapids 46 65 East Lansing 55 57 Everett 73 60 Grand Ledge 66 61 LCC 74 56 Sexton 59 40 Eastern 82 62 Waverly 53 44 Jackson 82

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ROW I: J. Cook, K. O ' Neill. J. Brown. ROW 2: S. Mau. V. Lay. K. Smith. D. Sorrow. S. Wrighl. ROW 3: K. Bratton. J. farrell. L. Mohler. A. Wilcox. ROW 4: M. Ridley. M. Nemshak. A. Young. J. VanDyke. C. Anderson. GETTING THE FEEL of the board before the meet against Eaton Rapids is diver Julie Farrell. This was a year of new direction for the Girls ' Swim Team. A new swim Coach, Mr. Brian Templin, and a new diving coach, Mr. Chris Payer, were introduced to the system. It was really hard adjusting to begin with but the coaches really helped us out a lot, said co-captain Amy Wilcox. Due to the unusually high number of Injuries, the team had to pull together and make a mental adjustment. Despite the drawback Coach Templin was prositive about the season, feel that we accomplished the goals I had of the swim team this year. As Michelle Nemshak summed it up, We were really together, we worked hard and we had lots of fun. Placing in the CAC finals were Amy Wilcox with a sixth in both the IM and backstroke-, the medley relay team of Julie Farrell, Amy Wilcox, Kris Bratton and Kendra Smith placing fifth: and the free relay of Jenny VanDyke, Shawn Wright, Kris ten Foust and Michelle Nemshak with a seventh place. Diver Julie Farrell took first in the CAC and Regionals, and she finished out the season with a fourth in the State Meet. Girls ' Varsity Swimming HOLT OPPONENT 83 St. Johns 86 101 Mason 7 IJI Eaton Rapids 49 116 Eastern 56 45 Grand Ledge 38 129 Haslett 37 96 Waverly 76 48 Sexton 35 86 Jackson 84 107 Okemos 75 116 East Lansing 56 47 Everett Invitationals 36 Waverly Relays 4th Dewitt 4th