Holly High School

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Holly High School
Established	1867
Type	Public secondary
Students	1,400 (approx)
Grades	9–12
Location	Holly, Michigan USA
Oversight	Holly Area School District
Colors	Red and white
Mascot	Bronchos
Newspaper	"HHS News"
Website	http://www.hollyareaschools.com/hhs/index.html

Holly High School, or "HHS" for short, is a public high school for grades 9–12 located in Holly, Michigan. It provides secondary education for students living in Holly, Davisburg, Springfield Township, Rose Township, and White Lake. Its official mascot is the Broncho, and its colors are red and white.

The school's monthly newspaper is the HHS Press.

1 Athletics
2 Administration
- 2.1 Fight Song
3 External links

[edit] Athletics

Holly currently competes in the Flint Metro League in the Michigan High School Athletic Association. The school has 22 athletic activities distributed evenly between males and females. Holly's chief rival is Fenton High School just a few miles away. Since the name Bronco is so common, in 1952 Holly opted to the change the spelling of their mascot to make them the Bronchos. In 2006, the school's football team qualified for the state playoffs, but exiting in the first round after a 6-0 loss to Metro-league rival Oxford.

One of the Holly High School Athletic Points of Pride is the fan base, known affectionately as THE RED ZONE. They pack the stands for as many sporting events as possible and try to keep the atmosphere alive and upbeat!

[edit] Administration

Holly High School is currently led by the following people:

Principal - Dave Nuss
Vice Principal - Franklin Cox
Vice Principal - Jerry Hyslop
Athletic Director - Deb VanKuiken

[edit] Fight Song

For Holly High,
We'll do or die,
To keep the colors,
in the sky.
The red and white,
Will lead the fight,
to fame and glory,
come what might.
Let's volunteer,
a rousing cheer,
To show the foe,
we have no fear.
Our spirit's sure,
to guarantee,
Another Holly Victory!