Holt High School - Rampages Yearbook (Holt, MI)

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i MOMENTS TO HOLD ON TO as experienced by Teresa Glynn, the winner of the John R. Reid Athletic Scholarship. WA y TO GO! As Jerry Baker receives his senior award, he also receives a warm smile and handshake from Lana Howell.

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t i .. ( flPffMy.aBig|B M GEE-SPOTS: A. Zaenglein, L. Gafner. M. McDowell. T. Pease TOO COOL: ROW I: S. Foster. Manager A. Arnold. A. Bacon. ROW 3: J. Whitesides. W. Phenice. ROW 3: S. Ebare. L. Levendowski. Only one team could be in first- place and according to senior Staci Foster, Everyone wanted to be champs! It was hard playing at times, said junior Yvette Gallap of the Gee-Spots, But overall everyone had a great time. The season did see an increased number of forfeits. Jobs, cheerleading and other activities made it especially difficult to get enough players out for each team. But the season wore on and from it came two winners. Winning the overall season was the team Foxfire. But when it came down to the tournament action. Fresh came out on top. Cheryl Tatro said, I had a fun time playing basketball with my friends and of course it felt great to be champs. Girls ' Intramurals WON 7 6 5 2 2 Foxfire Too Cool Fresh Gee-Spots Pink Ladies TOURNAMENT LOST 2 3 4 7 7 Fresh Foxfire 1st 2nd

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NEW CHALLENGES. The all-new members of the Girls ' Golf Team receive recognition from Coach Pete Kressler. WAITING INANTlLlPA TION is the Boys ' Varsity Baseball Team to accept awards from Coach Del Cory. The evening was to honor the spring sport athletes. A long season of competition ended with award- ing numerous honors. The Awards Night also gave special recognition to the graduating sen- iors. They received plaques for their accomplishments in athletics throughout their senior year. This special recognition was awarded by the Holt Booster ' s Club. This traditional annual event did not always fit into all athletes ' and coaches ' schedules. This year Ath- letic Director Jack Crawford filled in for the track coaches who were attending the State Journal Honor Roll Track Meet.