Ramparts May 2011

VOLUME 19, ISSUE 8 HOLT HIGH SCHOOL June 4, 2011

An Adventure AwaitsSeniors transition from high school to life afterwards

rampartsSeniors share embrassing stories through the years.PAGE 20

Holt Senior High School5885 West Holt Rd.Holt, MI 48842

Take it from the mouths of the seniors: What it really means to be from 2011.PAGE 21

What’s hot now and what looked good back then? See how fashion changed through the years.PAGE 6

Courtesy of Caitlin Arduin

How well do you know the Class of 2011? See if you can put the faces with the names.PAGE 19

Courtesy of Amy Myers

Photo illustration and page by Joey Myers

Class of 20112June 4, 2011 Holt HigH ScHool RampaRtS

Top ten tasks to do senior year

Katina (Wina)In all your ways acknowledge

Him and He shall direct your path. I love you!

Mommie

Erin Langdon,Our little angel has grown into a

beautiful young lady with goals and dreams. Keep looking forward and stay focused on your dreams. We love you bunches.

Dad and Mom

Way to go, Chelsea, You did it, through all the trials

and successes, you are graduating. Be proud and enjoy. You have been a blessing and joy to raise and watch grow.

Love forever, Your Mom

Kyla Walworth,Only twelve more years, my future

surgeon! Your drive and dedication amaze me. I love you, Miley.

Mom

Congrats class of 2011! We wish all of you the best of luck.

Remember, Molly Gray, how special you are, and we know you will be successful. Keep working hard to fulfill your dreams.

Love, Your family

1“Take your requirements first and second trimesters to make third trimester a breeze.” -Caleb Sharrah

4 “Don’t let drama come in between friendships, and don’t believe all of the rumors.” -Taylor Kozumplik

5 “Keep your grades up! Grades really do matter.” -Lacy Adams

2 “ R e l a x a n d h av e f u n because it’s your last year of high school.” -Cody Thon

3 “Schedule the right classes! Mostly classes that are going to prepare you for your future.” -Patrice Johnson

6 “Enroll in college because you will have the greatest time of your life and can get a job.” -Tyler Blake

7 “Prepare for senioritis! It is real and it will overcome you more than you think.” -Angela Lucas 9 “Don’t slack off too much

because you might not graduate if you do.” -Mark Simons

10 “Play a sport or somehow get involved in something. Leave your mark on the school.” -Morgan Webster

8 “Make sure to play sports and attend prom.” -Danae Reed

Seniors shared their ideas of what should be accomplished before their last year ends.

Page and illustrations by Hannan Gedeon

Class of 2011Holt HigH ScHool RampaRtS

3June 4, 2011

Sports

Friends

Football games

Seniors’ last day--- “It is a way in which the seniors are rewarded for their years of hard work.” -Glenn Tigner

Craziness

The atmosphere

Not having a ton of responsibilities

Challenge Day--- “It’s very powerful and moving. You can connect with people you never met before.” - J.P. Zippi

The last bell at the end of the day

Laughing

Personal relationships

School store--- “It gives you an opportunity to learn different jobs that a job can offer you.” -Anthony Weldy

Half-day Wednesdays

Having fun

Making memories--- “Making memories is important because they are once in a lifetime. Live life to the fullest.” -Camia Jones

The structure of school

Field trips

Classes

Having only 5 minutes between class--- “You really have just enough time to run to your locker and then your next class. You don’t have time to talk or do things.” -Kasey Carpenter

Waking up early

Dramatic people

Pointless homework and tests--- “I don’t think that they are pointless because you need to know the material. I just believe that they are discouraging and tedious for every class. We have so much to worry about in high school.” -Angela Lucas

Bullying

Non- half-day Wednesdays

Math--- “It’s bad because you aren’t even going to use it in real life.” -Nicole Miller

Doing the same routine

Rude people

Drama--- “You get stressed and you don’t really get to think a lot about education.”-Nidal Jadaoun

Work

Rules

Losing friends--- “It’s hard losing friends because they are a big part of your life. They are your comfort zone. And you are forced to move on without them.” -Chasiti Johnson

Judgmental people

People making out in the halls

OR

Congratulations and best wishes, Gerald Render.

The Stepter Family

Scott B.,We could not be more proud of

you. Your successes and talents are so impressive! We can’t wait to see what doors in life you choose to open. Let the journey begin!

Love, Mom and Dad

William Thurston,We are so proud of the wonderful

young man you have become. Good luck at MSU. Oh and mijo, you were a great baby.

Love ya, Nana and Tio

Mandy Johnson,WMU life is about to start. Holt

won’t be the same without your beautiful smile and warm heart. But whether you are near or far, you remain our shining star.

Love, Mom and Dad

Congratulations on your more than successful graduation! Well done, Dear Cindy Zhaydyd. We love you.

Mom, Dad, Kat and Jessi

To my sweet little Bethany Nippa,You have grown into a beautiful

young lady. A new beginning to choose what you will do in life. Whatever it may be, you will succeed. Follow your dream.

Love ya,Mom

The seniors remember what was...

Page by Cody ShattuckPhotos by Cody Shattuck, Anna Pavlik, Lindsey Hamlin, Kailey Kraushaar, Meg McKay

FOR THE BETTER FOR THE WORSE

Class of 2011Holt HigH ScHool RampaRtSJune 4, 2011

4“Spending time with my friends was my most memorable moment of high school. I like how much of a family we all are.”--Skylar Hunt

“Entertaining ourselves in class by doing stupid things like sticking pencils to the ceiling was something I’ll never forget.”--Zack Yager

“Not giving up easily is important. Stay smart and positive, make the right decisions, and have lots of fun.”--Rachel Beatty

“Incredible. We are an incredible class and we really know how to pull together in hard times and support each other.”--Iman Ben-Hamza

“Overall, the year went by pretty fast. I think it’s because we’re all living life to the fullest and en-joying friends before we all part ways. It’s definitely a year to remember.”--Zach Ray

“Remembering all of the good times in high school. I’ll never forget going to football games, hanging out with friends, and seeing people every day in class.”--Jazmine Fews

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Role modelsTeachers who inspired their students

William Thurston,Si Se Puede. We are so proud of

you! MSU here you come!Love,Mom and your brothers

Halen Garcia,Congratulat ions! You are a

wonderful son and an amazing person. We are so proud of you! Love you more than you will ever know...

Love you,Mom and Dad

Kailey,Keep on dancing for the fun of it,

writing from your heart and believing all your dreams can come true! We are very proud of you.

Love,Mom, Kirstin, Dad, Leigh and Jack

Gabrielle,We are so proud of you. Your future

will be bright, as you enter CMU. “Go Gabby.”

Love,Mom, Dad and Zay

Page by Jacqui MarpaPhotos by Jacqui Marpa, Anna Pavlik and Joey Myers

Telmo,Congratulations. We are so proud

of you! We wish you well in all you do. Remember-failure is not an option. We love you,

Mom, Dad, Samantha and Tony Elmo

Class of 2011

“Don’t be afraid.”-band teacher Mike Emerson -social studies teacher James Keckeisen

“Once you know better, do better.”

-English teacher Olivia Nelson“Be Kind.”“Have fun, but get things done.”

-business teacher Dan Knechtel

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-Ashley Boisclair-Kasie Sperry

“He’s a good role model and a good friend. I know

that if I ever need to talk to somebody

I can talk to him because we’re like

family. He’s always been there

for the ones that he cares about.”

Monty Bishop4“He personalizes his relationship with his students

and when you’re in class you’re not

just another student to him, he

wants you to succeed.”

Dave Foy6 “I had her in eighth grade, and since then she has

always been my favorite. She is such

an inspiration to me because she

makes the best out of every

situation.”

-Travis Howe

Olivia Nelson5

-Dimitri Shelton-Sam Kodeski

“He is so honest with us, funny, and made

me feel at home with the rest of the

band members. I won’t ever forget

him and my band family.”

Mike emerson1“He really cared about his students and

put himself in a position where he

can understand teenagers. After

taking his HCC class, I looked at

life completely different.”-Janet Phan

James Keckeisen2 3

“He really does care and knows

how to relate.”

Dan Knechtel

Seniors told Ramparts about the teachers who influ-enced them the most during their high school years.

6 Class of 2011Holt HigH ScHool RampaRtSJune 4, 2011

Dear Hunter,C o n g r a t u l a t i o n s o n y o u r

achievement. We are so proud of you and we wish you the very best in your years to come!

Love you so much,Mom and Kurt

Zachary,Dad and I want you to know

how proud we are of you. Always remember to stay true to your values!

We love you,Mom and Dad

We are so proud of you Makenzie Diane Schafer!

We know you will move on to CMU from here and we will miss you like crazy!!!

Love,Mom, Dad, Moe and Ethan

Rheannon,No matter where life leads you,

no matter what you do, I will always be your biggest fan and always here for you.

I love you!Mom

Virginia,You never cease to amaze us and

make us very proud of you!! We all love you very much!

Love,Mom and Russ, Dad and Shannon, and all the kids

“Silly Bandz are silly.”

-Jerod Gardner

Yoga pants are so comfortable and you can wear them with anything. ” -Jamie Hulteen

“ “I like Vans because unlike any other shoe, they have so many different styles and colors.”

-Julius Blair

Photo courtesy of Caitlin Arduin

“Overalls were cute and comfortable.”

-Caitlin Arduin

Then

Now& Trends

Fashion

"Stretchy pants are the one thing I will always wear."

-Janelle Briggs

Photo courtesy of Janelle Briggs

Photos by Lindsey Hamlin

I wore temporary tattoos because I thought they were sweet and I wanted to look cool.-Mike Smith

“”

“Jumpers were awkward.”-Haley Bandt

Photo courtesy of Haley Bandt

"Tattoos are a way for people to express themselves."

-Blane Bonter

Page by Lindsey Hamlin

“Floral dresses make you feel pretty.”

-Katie Ziolkowski

Class of 2011 7Holt HigH ScHool RampaRtS June 4, 2011

Topping the Charts

Ramparts surveyed seniors about their favorite pop culture picks from 2011. These are the results.

TOP MOVIES1HARRY POTTER AND THE DEATHLY HALLOWS, PT. 1

“There was lots of action and it kept me engaged,” senior Brittany Poirier said. “I can’t wait to see part two.”2 INCEPTION3 FAST 54 INSIDIOUS

“It was so thrilling and intense,” senior Angelina Wallace said. “I didn’t get bored at all, it was great.”5 DUE DATE

TOP BAND/ARTIST1 WIZ KHALIFA

“He is unique and different from most rappers out today,” senior Jazmine Fews said.2 LIL WAYNE

“His lyrics are metaphoric and make you think more than other rappers do and he makes sense,” senior Michelle Brown said.3 MUMFORD & SONS

“They’re different from everyone else. They have a unique sound,” senior Scott Briggs said. “Takes me back to simpler times.”4 EMINEM“Eminem is a lyricist, one of the best ever,” senior Noah Assefa said.5 (TIE) MAC MILLER5 (TIE) WAKA FLAKA

TOP TV SHOWS1 JERSEY SHORE

“I like to watch “Jersey Shore” because that is where I learn how to fist pump,” senior Tre Wilson said.2 GLEE “I love hearing all the covers to the different songs,” senior Ciara Garchow said.3 TOSH.O

“It’s just a bunch of random stupid crap,” senior Nidal Jadaoun said. “But, it’s my favorite show.”4 THE GAME5 HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER

BEST VIDEO GAME1 CALL OF DUTY: BLACK OPS

“The pure excitement of watching a hachet fly across the map and impel your enemy is very gratifying,” senior Adam Lansdell said.2 JUST DANCE 23 NBA 2K114 ANGRY BIRDS

“This is a game you can play for hours on end and never lose the drive to knock stuff over,” senior Brittany Anderson said. “And you can play on your phone.”5 DANCE CENTRAL

FAVORITE SONG1 BLACK AND YELLOW by WIZ KHALIFA

“This song is a banger,” senior Webster Ndovie said. “I’m not even from Pittsburgh, but I loved this song.”2 FRIDAY by REBECCA BLACK

“The lyrics speak to my heart, get me emotional inside,” senior Cody Thon said. “Can’t wait til Friday, fun, fun, fun, fun.”’3 6 FOOT 7 by LIL WAYNE“Real G’s move in silence like lasagna,” senior Fred Turner said.4 E.T. BY KATY PERRY ft. KANYE WEST5 THE SHOW GOES ON by LUPE FIASCO

Devan Walworth,I am amazed by the woman you are

becoming. I can’t wait to see what the future holds. I love you more every day!

Mom

Abdullah,I a m s o p r o u d o f y o u !

C o n g r a t u l a t i o n s o n t h i s accomplishment. I truly enjoyed our senior year. LOL.

Love, Mom

Mandi,We a r e s o p r o u d o f y o u !

Congratulations on your graduation from Holt High School Class of 2011.

Love,Mom, Dad, Aaron and Scottie

Mariah, You have made us so proud.

Congrats. We love you.Mom, Dad, Megan and Maddi

Jessica Nicole, I’m so proud of who you’ve

become. I know you’ll do great things and achieve your dreams. Congratulations.

I love you, Mom

Photo courtesy of LiveNation

Photo by wizkhalifa.com

Photo by mtv.com

Photo by harrypotter.warnerbros.com

Photo by callofduty.com/blackops

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Class of 2011

Ian Garcia,Congratulations! We are so proud

of you! Love you more than you will ever know... You are an amazing person and a wonderful son.

Love you, Mom and Dad

Emilio, To the most wonderful son any

parent could ask for. We are very proud of you and love you with all our hearts! Congratulations!

Mom and Dad

Ryan, Graduation is not far off now; we

have watched you grow from a baby to a man. We love you and are so proud of you. You’ll be a success in everything you do!

We love you, Mom and Dad

Karista Stephens, My beautiful girl!!! I am proud

of you! Karista, your future can be amazing... Friends will come and go. Remember, family is forever. Believe in yourself and God, as all things are part of life!

Love, Mom ♥XO

We bel ieve in you, Kar ista Stephens! Time to spread your wings and fly on your own...Bundles of love.

Your family: Mom, Dad, Sissy, Bubba, and all the rest of the

Crazy Bunch xoxo

Eight of the most memorable

SPORTSmoments

“Individual States. It’s the most

stressful but fun weekend I’ve ever had. There are so many

people watching you. When I placed 7th at States, I felt outstanding,

giving my wrestling coaches the biggest hugs ever,” Tyler

Culp said.

“ W e were doing a

stunt where you go backwards and forwards.

Er i n B o o n e a n d Kat i e were spotting me and right

when I was about to do part of it, Erin yells, ‘This is the tricky one!”’We all fell because we were laughing,” Shayla Kanouse

said. “It signified strength and commitment to our

team,“ Erin Langdon added.

“I’ve p l a y e d o n

varsity three years, and my favorite personal

memory was when we played Ann Arbor Pioneer. While I was

running a 45-yard punt return, Frank Schmidt ran right into me. It wasn’t funny at the time, but now it’s hilarious. My favorite team memory was at Call Out Wednesday when we found a

huge tumbleweed and just messed around with it.

It was awesome,” Brandon Bet

“Winning Districts against

Grand Ledge, of course! Also, when I ran into the big

water jug during the district game and it spilled all over... I was really embarrassed. Oh,

and senior night was fun,” Marissa Starr said.

“Winning o u r f i r s t

tournament ever and making history

by doing so. Also, beating Jackson when we came from behind because it brought

our team so much c l o s e r,” Ky l i e

Hoose said.

“Winning C A A C s a n d

Regionals. All of us dumping water

on Grand Blanc ’s equipment and them wanting to fight

us. Hehe,” Josh Green said.

“ I n m y

four years on varsity, this is

the first year that freshmen through

seniors all got along great. We all care less about playing time and more about winning, so your class does not matter as long as you

show up and do your job,” Ryan

S c h o o l e y said.

“During the state finals

when they had all the seniors get together. It

was really strange because I remember watching the seniors in previous years,

and then it was my turn,” Haley Bandt

said.

Photo by Stephanie Le

Photo by Kailey KraushaarPhoto by Kelsey Manas

SENIOR

wrestling

Page by Anna Pavlik

girls golf

Photo by Meg McKay

cheerleading

Photo by Anna Pavlik

football

Photo by Alex Sanford

boys soccer

Photo by Ryan Carrier

boys tennis

volleyball softballPhoto by Julie Gray. Used with permission.


Ramparts Senior Staff Members

Mandee,It seems like only yesterday that

you were this tiny little girl. You have grown up into a beautiful young lady. I am so proud of you. You are my life. I wish only the best for you.

Love you.♥Mom

Tyler,Grandma Velasquez and Grandma

Brown are watching you on your special day. We are all so proud of you and we love you. Congratulations to our 2011 Holt High School Graduate.

Love,Mom and Dad

Jessica, I ’ m v e r y p r o u d o f y o u r

accomplishments. Hard w ork has paid off. Continue spreading sunshine to those around you.

Love you,Grandma Lou

Congratulations Kaitlyn!We are so proud of everything you

have accomplished!!Love, Mom, Kelsea, and Ebony

Kat,Graduation is not the end, it’s

the beginning. We’re very proud of all that you’ve accomplished. Embrace the world ahead of you and remember, “If you can dream it, you can do it.”

Dad and Cindy

Meet the people who have worked hard to bring you the top stories in your high school newspaper.

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WORDS OFWISDOMFROM 2011

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Stay single as long as possible. Be in love with life because the real relationships are with your friends. -Brandi Scarlett

“Remember what’s important. It’s not about the brand of clothes and who is dating who. Just be yourself and don’t worry about what others think.” -Bethany Nippa

“Take harder classes. They look better on college admissions.” -Samantha Brown ““ Work hard in your

classes as an underclassman and get your GPA high because senioritis kicks in senior year. -Will Thurston

“Love everyone in your class because you’ll never know when it will be the last time you see them.” -Taylor Bird

“Don’t wish your senior year to be over; live it up every day. It flies by.” -Jordan Rakas

Enjoy the good times and don’t let drama affect you. -Erin Langdon

“Be yourself and believe in yourself.” -Katherine Gonzalez

“The weight room is the best place to meet the girl of your dreams.” -Brendan Finnerty

Page by Kelsey Manas

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Class of 2011Holt HigH ScHool RampaRtS June 4, 2011

11The elite ElevenThe Class of 2011’s top eleven

students have taken at least six AP or honors courses and are ending with the best GPA’s.

Photos and page by Iman Ben-Hamza

Devan WalworthFuture plans:She plans on attending Central Michigan University for biochemis-try or actuarial science.Most influential teacher:“Mr. Schnepp for being strong and unselfish during all his troubles.”Favorite quote:“We’ve all got light and dark inside us. What matters is the part we choose to act on.”

Stephanie LeFuture plans:She plans on attending Michigan State University for engineering.Most influential teacher: “Mr. Mann because he’s one of the smartest people I’ve ever met.”Favorite quote:“In order to be irreplaceable, one has to be different.” -- Coco Chanel

Zachary RayFuture plans:Ray plans on attending Michigan State University to study engineering.Most influential teacher:“Mr.Schnepp because he really cares about his students and how much they know.”Advice to incoming seniors:“Work Hard.”

Caitlin ArduinFuture plans:Arduin plans on attending Saginaw Valley State University for occupational therapy.Most influential teacher:“Mrs. Perry because she always supported me and helped me when I needed it. “Advice to incoming seniors:“Try your hardest on everything that you do, but also remember to have fun.”

Brittany AndersonFuture plans:She plans on attending the Central Michigan Uni-versity Honors Program. Most influential teacher:“Mrs. Jones because we’ve remained close and she’s given me some wise advice.”Favorite quote:“From childhood’s hour, I have not been as others were.” -- Edgar Allen Poe

Rebecca SodervickFuture plans:Sodervick will be attending Michigan State University to study math and biomedical engineering.Most influential teacher:“Mr. Northup because he was my coach and he’s helpful with developing the skills needed to succeed.”Advice to incoming seniors:“Don’t take blow-off classes; you will never survive college without at least a normal course level.”

Emily MarlowFuture plans:She plans on attending Central Michigan University to study environmental biology.

Most influential teacher:“Mr. Kutney because he taught me to be more comfortable with expressing myself.”

Favorite quote:“You don’t have to be great to start, but you have to start to be great.” -- Zig Ziglar

Chris YuFuture plans:He plans on attending the Unversity of Michigan for materials science engineer-ing.Most influential teacher:“My favorite is Mr. Bishop because we’re very similar and think alike.”Advice to incoming seniors:“Manage your time well, have fun and remember to laugh whenever you can.”

Ryan CarrierFuture plans:Carrier will be attending Grand Valley State University for medicine.Most influential teacher:“Ms. Umpstead because she’s always so positive and brightens my day every time I see her.”Favorite quote:“Life is like a tambourine; you can’t trust everyone with it.” -- Benjamin Gates

Mariah MassaFuture plans:Massa plans on attending Michigan State University to study nutrition or sport psychology.Most influential teacher:“Mr. Trunk because he’s not afraid to joke around with us, and he makes class fun.”Favorite quote:“Happiness is not a goal; it is a by-product.” --Eleanor Roosevelt

Skyler DutkiewiCzFuture plans:Dutkiewicz plans on attending Ferris State University to study pre-optometry.Most influential teacher:“Mr. Epstein because he was my first high school teacher, and it all started with him.”Advice to incoming seniors:“Take aquatics, mentorship and account-ing only if you want to walk a lot.”

Photo courtesy of Kenzie Kienitz

Photo courtesy of Mandee Bolanowski

Photo courtesy of Eric Rapier

Photo courtesy of Hunter Osborn

Holt HigH ScHool RampaRtS June 4, 2011

12 Class of 2011

Gone, but never forgottenGone, but never forgotten

Congratulations to my sister, Alyssa Stepter.

I’m very proud of you and I can’t wait to visit you this fall. Love you Girl Melanie!

Leesha

Adam Lansdell,Where has the time gone? You have

become a wonderful, young man with a big heart. Dream big. You have our love and support always. Enjoy this new phase of your life.

Love you!Mom, Dad, and Amanda

Our dearest Angela,You are the light in our lives. We

are so proud to be your family as you come to the end of 13 years in Holt schools. Great job!

Mom, Abbey, and Alexis

Joey Myers,We have always said that you were,

“Never an ounce of trouble, nor a minute of worry.” We are so proud of you! Congratulations on all your achievements.

Love,Mom and Dad

Caleb Wyatt,Congratulations! You did it. High

school is finished. Your future is ahead and anything is possible. The whole family is proud of you. We love you.

God’s richest blessings.Mom, Dad, and Josh

Page and photos, unless otherwise noted, by Chloe Henley

The Class of 2011 will always remember the class members who were taken from them on January 30, 2011. Although, they are not here with us, they will always be in our memories.

Photo courtesy of Michelle BrownPhoto courtesy of Dalia Luera-Harris


William and Noah,Congratulations!!! Thank you for

being a part of my family. I look forward to seeing the wonderful men you two will be.

Love,Miss Tynnetta

Daniel,You have had to endure much

this senior year. Your tenacity and determination are incredible! We are so proud of you and know that your future is bright! Stay positive!

Love, Dad, Mom, Andrew and Lucky

John RathJen, Embrace all life hands you: easy or

difficult. Rise to each challenge. We are so proud of the person you have become, and we love you more than a few words can express.

Love you, Mom and Dad

Lucy Kay, Everyone in our family is so proud

of you! We all love you and wish you the best in all your challenges to come! Watch out for the deer!

Love, Mom Dad with you in spirit!

Nicole, Such a beautiful young lady. We’re

so proud of you and your tremendous accomplishments. Heart of gold and true friend to all. You’ve brought such joy to our lives. We love you with all our hearts and wish you endless happiness and success.

Love,Dad, Mom, Kevin, Kyle and Tyler

Friends are forever, and we’ve kept them through the years. They’ve shared in our happiest moments, and wiped away our tears. As we graduate from high school and move on to something new, we’ll remember all the friends we had and how they were so true.

Page by Alyssa Stepter

F: Kylie Hoose, Shelby Reisner. R: Jamie Zelenski, Nicole Borek. I: Alyssa Stepter, Michayla Donaldson, Michelle Brown, Jasmine Trevino, Sakera Wilson. E: Stephanie Southwell, Kyla Walworth, Devan Walworth, Kelli Cotton, Brooke Smythe, Emily Klauka, Bethany Nippa. N: Abdullah Quawee, Noah Assefa. D: Anita Henry, Angelina Wallace, Jordin Foster, Corey Hughes, Mason Dome, Becky Gardner S: Hunter Osborn, Adam Lansdell

14June 4, 2011


Blips on

Radarthe

1992

Kelsey, Congratulations! May this be the

beginning of a future filled with success and happiness!

Love,Mom and Dad

Zachary Ray, Congratulations! We are proud

of you. Love,Mom and Raquel

Ciara Garchow , We are so proud of you! Congrats!

We love you! Mom, Tim, and Bernice

Marissa Starr,We a r e s o p r o u d o f y o u !

Congratulations! We love you!Mom and Dad

Birdie, Words can’t express how proud we

are of all that you have accomplished. We’re simply amazed. Congrats and good luck at college. We’re always here if you need us.

Love always,Your family

1993

M o n u m e n t a l moments in the life of a senior: Headline news and events from the year 1992 to present.

American football star O.J. Simpson is tried for the murder of his ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson.

1995

Along with many seniors, the World Wide Web ( WWW ) is born and launched for all to experience. The web opened a vast universe of ideas.

Made by Ty Inc., Beanie Babies emerge as popular collectibles and find themselves in every child’s home.

1995The long-lived VHS dynasty comes to an end when the DVD is invented by Philips, Sony, Toshiba and Panasonic. 1996

The handheld digital pets become a fad as more people race to get their own. Many students begin taking their Ta m a g o t c h i ’s t o s c h o o l to prevent their pets from starving.

World Wide Web

Beanie Babies

The DVD

O.J. Trial

Tamagotchi

Columbine Massacre

1999On April 20, 1999 at Columbine High School two senior students embark on a massacre. In the event 12 students and 1 teacher are killed and 21 other students are injured, making it the 4th deadliest school massacre in U.S. history.

2001 iPodApple announces the iPod on October 23 and releases it on November 10 the same year. These portable media players change the way the world listens to music.

September 11 AttacksOn September 11, 2001 coordinated attacks from al-Qaeda on the United States occur. Terrorists hijack four planes and intentionally crash two into the Twin Towers and one into The Pentagon.

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FacebookT h e p o p u l a r s o c i a l n e t w o r k i n g s i t e i s launched in February and has exponentially grown since. As of January 2011 more than 600 million are active users.

Obama 44th U.S. PresidentBarack Hussein Obama II becomes the first African American to hold the office, when he is sworn in on January 2009. Obama proposes themes of “hope” and “change.”

2009Tsunami in Japan

A magnitude 9.0 earthquake strikes Japan. The Tohoku Earthquake, or the Great East Japan Earthquake, lasts 6 minutes, causes 15,269 deaths and 5,363 injuries, and leaves 8,526 people missing.

Graduation!Enough said.

2011

2011

Senior Larry Brown shows his support for President Obama

Page by Benjamin Gates


76-100+Super Senior: Holy zamboni! With the things you’ve endured it’s a wonder you haven’t lost your mind. Luckily for yougraduation istomorrow!

26-50On the way:

With summer on its way, it is almost certain you could go for a break from the madness of school. You could put on a cap & gown and pass as a senior.

0-25Underclassman:

Are you sure

you are in the class of 2011?

You should think about staying an

extra year to catch up with everyone else.

51-75Senior:

You overcame the 13-year test that is school. You’re a senior.

Get ready for the rest of your life, it starts

in 24 hours.

SHOULD YOU REALLY BE GRADUATING?How bad did you have senioritis? 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10+ (Not at all-Terribly)

How many sporting events did you attend? 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10+

How important was it to not miss school? 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10+ (Not-Very)

Time spent on homework each night: 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10+ (Hours)

How often did you daydream? 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10+

How often did you fall asleep in class? 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10+(Times)

How many times did you complain about traffic? 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10+

How difficult were your classes? 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10+(Easy-Hard)

How often did you complain about homework? 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10+

How would you rate your stress level? 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10+(Low-High)

How do you rank?

Page by Brian Proctor

Class of 201116 Holt HigH ScHool RampaRtSJune 4, 2011

94% Seniors who live in Holt

24.74% earned a

G.P.A. of 3.5 or above

Average gas price at the beginning

of senior year:

Number of bells heard all of senior year:

2,594

S e n i o r y e a r b r e a k d o w n :

6 2 , 2 0 0 m i n u t e s i n s c h o o l

3 , 7 3 2 , 0 0 0 s e c o n d s i n s c h o o l

Only month with four half-day

Wednesdays: MayMonth with the least amount of days in school: December with

13Number of seniors

195- Female

189- Male

Statistics From The

GREATESTYEAR EVER

$2.75

Average gas price at the

end of senior year:

$3.82Page by Brian Proctor


The moments have led to...

Page by Meg McKay

Dear Niko, I am honored to call you my son.

It has been an amazing journey watching you grow from my sweet baby boy to an amazing, handsome young man, Congratulations! I love you with all my heart.

Momma

Stephen, You are such an amazing young

man. Your determination and drive to succeed will help you to accomplish anything you want in life. We are so proud to call you our son.

Love, Mom and Dad Shassberger

As one journey ends and another one begins, always remember to follow your dreams. Live life to the fullest.

Love, Mom and Dad

Shelly and Lucy!The best of friends since 1st grade.

Love you both!C o n g r a t u l a t i o n s o n y o u r

graduation!Love, Momma T.

Shell-Bert!You have a great future ahead.

We are all very proud of your accomplishments, and love you. Good luck at CMU!

Love,Mom

From elementary school to middle school, junior high to high school there has been more and more to look forward to. From recess in elementary school to all the big events of senior year, the memories will last a lifetime.

ElEmEntary School

middlE School

Junior high

high School

high School

high School

high School

high School

high School

high School

high School

Junior high

Junior high

Junior high

middlE School

Spring Break

Senior Pics

Prom

Last Day

Senior Breakfast

Open House

Baccalaureate

Commencement

8th Grade Farewell

Birthday Parties

Locker Clean Out

Chicago Trip

Class Florida Trip

Field Day

Recess

Photos courtesy of Kylie Hoose, Angelina Wallace, Karina Drachman, Angela Lucas, Bethany Nippa, Jordan Rakas, Meg McKay, iStock.com

June 4, 2011 Holt HigH ScHool RampaRtS

Class of 201118Across the country a n d c l o s e t o h o m e

Ben Gates

Lipscomb

University

(Nashville, TN)

“I’m getting some nice

boots as soon as I get

there.”

G. Render,I am proud of you. Best wishes as

you continue your education and pursue your dreams. Do, be and look your best.

Love you,Mom

Janelle B.,We are so proud of you. Your

endless energy, spirit of adventure and caring heart will make your future interesting! Take time to pause along the journey.

Love,Mom and Dad

Dear Ciara Garchow,I am so proud of the astonishing

young woman you’ve become. Your love of life, friendly personality and determination make me smile. Have an amazing time at GVSU.

Love,Dad

Alex,We are so proud of the person you

have grown into. You are a brilliant, amazing young man. You have your faith and love of family and country that will guide you. Congrats on academic honors.

Love,Mom and Dad

Shayla,C o n g r a t u l a t i o n s o n y o u r

accomplishment! I wish great things for your future, but mostly I wish you happiness and success, strength, and wisdom. Follow your dreams and always know I am so proud of you!

Love,Mom

Jamie HayMerchant Marine Academy(Kings

Point, New York)

“The career opportu-

nities after graduation

are abundant.”

Brendan Finnerty Wheaton College(Chicago, Illinois)“Good soccer, good people, good Christian environment.”

Jordan RakasUniversity of Iowa (Iowa City, IA)

“I chose Iowa because they have a good soccer program and lots of corn.”

Caleb Sharrah

Marines

(San Diego,

California)

“I don’t like college so I’d

rather defend my country

than sit around doing

nothing.”

Brendan

Richards

Michigan Tech

(Houghton,

Michigan)

“It was the only school

I could get into with an

engineering degree I

wanted.”

Andrew CounsellerMichigan State University (East Lansing,

Michigan)“All my family has gone to MSU and I grew up around here, so it made my decision very easy.”

Hannah Schuler Grand Valley State University (Allen-dale, Michigan)

“It’s not close to home, but it’s not too far away, and I really like the campus.”

Max PooleWestern Michigan University (Kalam-azoo, Michigan)

“I am moving in with my friend’s brother and I really like the campus.”

Shelly TeagueCentral Michigan University (Mt. Pleasant, Michigan)

“It’s far enough away yet still close and they have a good business program.”

Mark SimonsHenry Ford Community College (Detroit,

Michigan)“I am moving back to Detroit, and I wanted a local community college and it is cheap.”

Monique NapierLansing Commu-nity College(Lansing, Michigan)“I wanted to go

close to home and save money and get the basic classes out of the way.”

J.P. Zippi

American

Musical and Dra-

matic Academy

(NYC, New York)

“I took a campus visit and it

provided a lot of things that

I wanted, and they accepted

me for my acting.”

Blake VinsonFlorida State University (Talla-hassee, Florida)

“I just want to get out of Michigan. It’s a personal choice. They have a better engineering program than MSU as well.”

Page by Collin MohrPhotos by Collin Mohr and istock.com

Students deciding to stay close to home and attend a local college or university


GuessWho

Baby

Pictures

We see these six students walking the halls all the time, but can you guess what they looked like when they were little? Use the clues to figure out who each youngster is.

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Answers: .Doug Tran, Mandee Bolanowski, Joey Myers, Ian Garcia, Stephen Shassburger, Jazmine Fews

1 Favorite sport: Soccer

Favorite food: Stir fry noodles and rice

Favorite place to be: Outside in general

Favorite movie: “Say Anything”

Best high school memory: Football games with my friends

Favorite band: Weezy F. Baby

Favorite food: A good burger and some fries

Favorite song: “Whole Lotta Love” by Led Zeppelin

Favorite Sport: Baseball

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First friend: Halen Garcia

Favorite ice cream: Cookie dough

Favorite color: Blue

Favorite color: Blue

First friend: Ricky Dinger

Future plans: Attend Central Michigan University

Favorite band: Mumford and Sons

Best high school memory: Last day of school pool parties

Favorite movie: “Remember the Titans”

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Gerald,I am proud of you. If you continue

to work hard in the future, you can be successful in anything you do. Congrats!

Love, Your Father

Congratulations, Jen! We are so proud of you and your

accomplishments. Good luck at MSU and have fun!

Love, Mom, Dad, Ryan, and Jason

Lindsey, We are so proud of you!! You have

a bright future ahead of you! We can’t wait to see it unfold before our eyes! You are beautiful inside and out!

We love you!Dad, Mom, Alaina and Kaylee

Congratulations, Alyssa Stepter. We love you and we’re very proud

of you. May God continue to bless you with success and happiness.

Love, Mom and Dad

Congratulations Gabbrielle Odom! May all your dreams come true.

Love, Your other family, the Stepters

All photos provided by parents

Page by Ryan Carrier


“Junior year I fell face-first on the 50-yard line before a football game. I got covered in mud and the whole crowd went ‘ohhhh’. Also, my last name was on my jacket.”

-Kelsey Manas

“The time I walked on stage and my pants fell down. I wasn’t wearing any underwear.”

-Nick Thomas

“Senior year I fell asleep in Health Occupations ; I was dreaming, making noises and twitching.”

-Makenzie Schafer

“When I broke the ice cream machine at band camp in front of the whole cafeteria.”

-Emily Marlow

“Dislocating my knee in the ninth grade while playing badminton.”

-Andrew Bemrose

“In fifth grade I remember falling down when doing a dance during ‘Ain’t No Mountain High Enough’. I blacked out and woke up crying. I couldn’t listen to the song for years.”

-Kyla Walworth

“In eleventh grade, I was at the spring choir concert and it was my birthday. Mr. Bishop called me up in front and the mass choir sang to me in front of the whole audience.”

-Gayle Holmes

“The most embarrassing moment happened in my junior year. After third hour, I was walking up the east stairway with three books and one binder. When I reached the last flight of stairs, I lost my balance, which caused me to trip and fall on the floor. I just sat there laughing while a crowd of people were just looking at me.”

-Camia Jones

“In fifth grade, I was running around at recess and I slipped five feet through the mud on my back. My teacher had to give me clothes to wear.”

-Anyssa Cuellar

“Back in ninth grade I got toilet paper stuck to my shoe... I’m not eager to relive that moment.”

-Andrew Shutt

Laugh it off

Blushing

OMG. Did this just happen?!

Mortifying

Scarred for life

What’s your embarrassing story?

Congratulations Heath! We are so proud of you.

Love,Randy and Mom

Your whole family is so proud of you,

BEN GATES!

Love, Dad, Mom, Jared, Traci, Jaren, Adrianna, Chris and Andrew

Tyler and Ehricka Culp,18 years ago we just wanted you

strong enough to come home! You did it. We love you both.

Love,Mom, Dad and Ryan

Will Thurston,Your 2011 Holt HS graduation

is the best 50th anniversary gift. Congrats, MSU Spartan!

Love you lots, G’ma and G’pa, Olivia and Al

Mejorado

Cortney, We are so proud of you. You

are an amazing daughter and have grown into a beautiful teenager. We are excited about your future plans as you take your journey for the next four years.

Love,Mom, Dad and Corey

“In my junior year I had a very embarrassing public break-up in the cafeteria of my old school.”

-Brandon Telfor

“My most embarrassing school moment would be in fifth grade when I laughed really hard and milk came out my nose.”

-Ceryna Walter

“Ninth grade I was coming into the school on crutches after knee surgery, and I slipped on some water. I fell down and everyone was just looking at me, I didn’t know how I was going to get up.”

-Jessica Holden

“Getting sent to the office for using the bathroom too long.”

-Brandon Smith

Dancing Disaster

Page by Mariah Massa

Choir Call-out

Stairwell slip-ups

Mud misstep

Break up Blues

Paper problemsBadminton Bang-up

Milky madness

Band bust

Toilet Timer

Sleeping sounds

Surgery slip

Mooning Malfunction

Football flop


2011 WHEN...

YOU KNOW

YOU’RE FROM

“Every other school loses power but ours.” -Sunnie Henley

“You’re running to class third trimester trying not to get tardies.” -Chasiti Johnson

“Although you have tons of homework, you always find time to be on Facebook.” -Katina Leger

“ You complain about the fact our class song is ‘Dynamite’ by Taio Cruz.” -Brittany Anderson

“ Yo u w e a r s i l i c o n e bracelets, Silly Bandz, and friendship bracelets.” -Alyssa Stepter

“You don’t want to send out your graduation announcements because t h e c l a s s s o n g a n d motto are embarassing.” -Meredith Harper

“Winter lasts almost the whole school year.” -Karina Drachman

“Flash mobs have been done over and over again.” -Jacqui Marpa

“Your class is so nice, you’re #1 twice.” -Makinzie Grimmer

“You get to wear your varsity jacket with a Ram on one arm and a 2011 on the other.” -Michael Fleming

“You run the school.” -Cortney Williford

Page and photos by Kelsey Manas


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Editors in Chief:

Managing Editors:News:

Features: Opinion:

Sports:The Hot Spot:

Photos and art:

Design:PR Rep:

Exchange Manager:Staff Writers:

Adviser:

Editorial Policy: Ramparts is published by the Journalism class of Holt High School. The newspaper serves the students and staff of Holt High School and as a connec-tion to the Holt-Dimondale community. The objective of Ramparts is to publish a factual, informative and entertaining newspaper, and to provide a forum for the expression of diverse viewpoints. The opinions and views expressed do not necessarily represent the views of the administration, the adviser, or all Ramparts staff members. The editors reserve the right to reject any material that is libelous, obscene, or poses an immediate and material disruption to the educational environment. Ramparts prints letters to the editor and guest editorials as space allows. Letters must be typed, less than 100 words in length and signed. The editorial staff reserves the right to edit for length. Ramparts will not print letters that are obscene, libelous or that target an individual. Advertisements that are obscene, misleading, or illegal to minors will not be printed. Ramparts reserves the right to reject any advertisement. To place an ad, contact the adviser or the Ramparts staff at (517) 694-2162.

Some material courtesy of American Society of Newspaper Editors/MCT Campus High School Newspaper Service.

Lindsey HamlinKelsey Manas

Brian ProctorKailey KraushaarKarina DrachmanMariah MassaJacqui MarpaChloe HenleyMeg McKayBen GatesJordan RakasJoey MyersIman Ben-Hamza, Ryan Carrier, Hannan Gedeon, Stephanie Le, Collin Mohr, Anna Pavlik, Cody Shattuck, Alyssa Stepter, Will Thurston

Amy Clark

ramparts Holt Senior High School Corrections

Ramparts is committed to printing news that is both informative and accurate. If we get it wrong, we want to put it right. If you are aware of any er-rors of fact in our reporting please contact us in room E221 or send an e-mail to [email protected].

In the April issue of Ramparts, the story “Local ice cream parlors serve up smiles” incorrectly stated that Dairy Dan is owned by hus-band and wife Pat and Gary Ruth. Diary Dan was previously owned by Pat and Gary Root, but is now owned by the Spadafore family. The article also incorrectly spelled the name of Endia McKinney.

In last month’s “Community re-members a tragedy,” Rick Royston was incorrectly identified as Chief of Police. Royston is the Fire Chief of Delhi Township.

The Ramparts staff regrets these errors.

Some days tacos were served, and on others there were chicken nuggets. Seniors share their favorite cafeteria foods that made them race to lunch.

“The only time I buy cafeteria food is when it’s Bosco day. I usually pack my lunch. Well, my mom packs my lunch. But on Bosco day I’m always buying because they’re so yummy.”--Mandee Bolanowski

“I love getting a cookie right after I finish my meal because it’s sweet, soft and chocolatey. I like the ones that are really soft because they melt in your mouth.”--Hannan Gedeon

“Paninis are probably one of the best cafeteria foods. I always get excited for lunch when they have them because they’re my favorite. I like mac and cheese and chicken nuggets too.”--Colleen Lierman

“I eat buffalo chicken tenders whenever they have them at the snack bar. They’re crispier than the normal chicken they usually serve, and have a lot more flavor.”--Jamie Hulteen

“Chicken patties are pretty good. They’re always there, so it’s something that is normal that they have every day. I get mine with chips, and apple juice, and sometimes a cookie.”--Haley Bandt

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Page by Kailey Kraushaar


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Ben GatesSoccer

“The universal aspect of the game is what appeals to me. All you need is a circular object and two posts, and you’ve opened a vast spectrum of creative freedom,” Gates said.

Mike SmithFootball

“I like the sport because it is a true test of character, trust and teamwork. Plus, it’s fun to play and fun to ‘make plays’,” Smith said.

Molly GraySwimming/ Softball

“Swimming because I like the feeling of knowing you gave it your all, and accomplishing your goals. I love softball because I love improving as a team and ‘holding the rope’ for my teammates,” Gray said.

Kenny RogersFootball

“My favorite part would be when you get that perfect block where you just dominate the other guy, totally embarrassing him and he knows it. It just feels great to be able to do that to someone,” Rogers said.

Brian BurtGolf/ Tennis

“I love golf because it’s all on me and I know that I determine my own fate. My favorite part is the mental challenge golf provides,” Burt said.

Seth HantonWrestling

“Just being able to be in control of the entire situation that I’m placed into. I’m in charge and I like it,” Hanton said.

Katrina MajeskeSwimming/ Softball

“[I like] the family-like atmosphere of the team. We became so close as a team we are almost family,” Majeske said.

Maci SumpGymnastics

“I enjoy all the traveling and friends I have made throughout the years,” Sump said.

Robyn RobinsonBasketball/ Track & Field

“Basketball has intensity, while in track I have independence and a social life,” Robinson said.

Mandy JohnsonBasketball/ Soccer

“I like the team aspect of basketball and I’m good at it. My favorite part is plowing out the other teams,” Johnson said.

Emily KlaukaVolleyball/ Basketball/ Soccer

“My favorite part about basketball is probably just the competitiveness of it. I also like that it’s a team sport and you have to work together to accomplish your goals,” Klauka said.

Danny MiddletonFootball/ Basketball/ Baseball/ Track & Field

“I like being competitive, and I like the feeling of winning a big game,” Middleton said.

Kyla WalworthVolleyball/ Track & Field

“Track in general is incredible. I get to be surrounded by the most talented, caring and generous people. They make the hardest days easier and all of them will have your back. Finally, I just love to throw,” Walworth said.

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Congratulations Max,You’re well on your way to a bright

future. We are so proud of you today and always.

Love, Mom, Dad and Alex

Sunnie Henley,C o n g r a t u l a t i o n s o n y o u r

graduation. I’m very proud of you!Love,Grandpa B.

You did it! You are on your way to creating the life of your dreams. Be true to yourself and happiness will be yours. Always here to cheer you on!

Lots of love,Mom and Dad

Sunnie,C o n g r a t u l a t i o n s o n y o u r

graduation. We are very proud of you!! Good luck with your future.

Love,Mom and Dad

DREAMTEAM

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Congratulations, Mr. Travis Howe!You did it, and we are so very proud

of you!Love,Mom, Dad and Whitney

This past year has been a year of sweat, tears and victory. Seniors chose

their most memorable athletes.

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A weeklife of a SENIOR

7:10 a.m. Wake up too late.7:12 a.m. Throw on jeans and a T-shirt.7:29 a.m. Arrive in class, out of breath from running.11:50 a.m. Feel good for making it to lunch without falling asleep in class.1:45 p.m. Fall asleep in class.

Monday

Tuesday

6:30 a.m. Wake up at a better time to look nicer than on Monday.7:10 a.m. Get Smarties for answering Mr.Foy’s trivia question right.1:00 a.m. Stay up too late because tomorrow is a sleep-in day.

Wednesday8:30 a.m. Wake up, put on sweatpants.8:40 a.m. Eat breakfast while finishing up homework that didn’t get done Tuesday night.9:45 a.m. Drive to the nearest Biggby and get some coffee.10:10 a.m. Arrive at school and get a hug in the upper east “quad”.

Thursday6:00 a.m. Get up early to dress up to get extra credit in business class.7:00 a.m. Set up DVR to record your favorite after- school show.3:00 p.m. Go to practice.7:00 p.m. Study for the big test on Friday.

Friday6:30 a.m. Put a smile and some jeans on because it’s casual Friday.7:15 a.m. Receive a high five upon entering the school for High Five Friday.8:35 a.m. Get Rebecca Black’s ‘Friday’ stuck in your head when someone starts singing it.9:00 a.m. All focusing skills diminish.2:30 p.m. Run out of school and get home to get ready for weekend plans.

Class of 2011After a year of early mornings,

late nights, testing, preparing for college and other future plans, everything is about to change. Seniors demonstrate a typical week in their busy lives.

Page, photos and photo illustration by Karina Drachman

Pictured above: Emily Felice

Pictured below: Chris Yu

Pictured above: Meghan Hanrahan and Cole Johnson

Pictured above: Claire Orme

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