Ringgold High School - Aries Yearbook (Monongahela, PA)

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Darin Balliard goes for three against Tri-Valley. is cfs Taking a break from the action is David Strange and Doug Flory. 'le 2 Winky Tolliver looks for running room from Rich Lorenzo's block. ,+I . Mr, Porter Z L 2 9 2 i v Q , Z Victory! 140 2 lay Schock makes a leaping catch in front c RHS Stadium.

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st Row -jason Thompson, Rich Lorenzo, Don Law, Chris Lombardi, Douglas Flory, joe Gula, Marcus McCullough, john Greco, jay Schock, Derry Quattrone, john 'accari, David Strange, Lee johnson, Craig Porter, Vince Nardone. nd Row - Rich Bailey, Darin Balliard, Bill Schottenheimer, joe Brozinski, Mike Danek, Brian Sell, Brain Quarture, Gai Fisher, john Hill, Dwayne Zenobi, Scott urnisky, Walter Mahoney, jason Briscoe, Brian Ogletree, William Tolliver. rd Row: Anthony Peterson, Tyrell Satterfield, Adam Lorenzi, Shane Billings, Chris Kovscek, Clarence Law, Mike Ghilani, Nick Petrosky, Ramont Small, Shane ionton, Ryan Cook, james Carpenter, Rich Evans, Eric Wesoloski, Bob Oates. th Row: john Crews Qmanagerj, Darryl Love Qmanagerj, Don Popovich, jeff Bianchi, Travis Mahoney, Brian Marflak, john Kozon, Brian Burkholder, Brad Balliard, zff S inneweber, Steve Lar e, Steve Ritenour, joe Greco Qmanagerj, Frank Maize tmanagerj. 'op ow -jeff Matty, coac 2 jon Larson, coach, oug Weir, Coach, joe Ravasio, Head Coach, Cary Charles, coach, George Overton, coach, Andre Smith, coach, om Evans, Statistician. , e. Q, J, amauoto more scnoor I L A , , f' I DEPAHYMENT or Awtzrwcs V. 1 A gpg' ' L non Buscar:-3 ' H, I ,lk J 6 ,V I yds 'Yi sq, ,I I P ' - H . I , ,, ,. , f ' of .ago '- f ,J -sf' ' ' -' . ' 1 ,S Mmngma 3 'ws ' ,, , I ,I 12:64 X 'ff' 'Ill x ' ' , .f V V' Y V V -fi, 'M ' AA, V ' 5 .gh ' t 1' , - 1 ,'5'L5 : A .7 V 1,,,y J' ' ' i D A . can 7' f -V ' , iitt 1 f Y . . so .W Ei - 4, ' f. ' 9 ff' U W- . W H 'WZ ? - W, ' o f x PAUL D ZOLAK '74, Q' 8 1' .f ggi- ,fe ,. 'N 'fl ATHLETIC OFFICE- ' 258-2205 , - L ,iw 'HJ ' if .fi ,,L I 'fy ,.,, ,L , November 18, 1987 ' i , .' ro: Adniniarrarore, Faculty, Secretarial scarf, i , cuarodiana, Cafeteria Personnel 1 want ro take this :ine and opporruniry ro thank each and everyone of you for your support, oooperarxon, enrnueiaeu and efforra you have given to the 19:17 Ringgold Rm roorbau 1-eau and scarf. 1 certainly an 5 very appreciative of the uany 'little' rningo oany of you do for nu. of ua aooooiared uirn the fooroaix rean. A lot of you are a grear influence on the young nen we coach and rnar certainly enhances the positive eeiz-iuage oe have arrenpred to build into rneir daily character. 1 also greatly appreciate the eaopererion and enthusiasm you have displayed towards the oign ronreare, door contests, etc. Your cooperacion has really created an exciting eonooi spirit and enthusiasm. Again - 'rnanka ro ALL of you. Hay God Love and Bless Each or you .... -rnie season is oerrainiy a reflection of much cooperation from many peopie... Sincerely. Jfe, First Row - Cary Charles, jon Larson, joe Ravasio, Doug Weir, George Overton. Second Row - Andre Smith, Fred Berestecky, Tom Evans, Dennis Staff, Russ Leach, jeff Matty. 139

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rother successful handoff on the road to victory. 1 outstanding finish. Ringgold 12 - inity 10 The 1987 Ringgold Ram Football zam will always be remembered for :ing the first team ever in football to n undefeated in section play C8-0-11 id for their great overall record of I-1-1, The Seniors provided great adership - thrilling last second vic- ries of Trinity and Belle Vernon will ways provide great memories. The Ringgold coaching staff looks on intently while the undefeated Rams pursue another victory. . . walking off the field of battle - victoriousf Three more for Ringgold. Coach says, Nick give me 25 pushupsf' COACH'S COR ER Football 1987 RHS 20 Keystone Oaks 29 Elizabeth Forward 14 Brownsville 12 Trinity 19 West Mifflin 34 Thomas jefferson 14 Canon McMillan 9 Belle Vernon 22 Tri Valley 27 Uniontown 9 Wins 1 tie 0 lost OPP 0 13 7 10 7 7 14 3 0 21 The Ringgold Rams are coming off their best finish in the school history. It started off as a cinderella season with the Rams going undefeated in regular season to take the Big Ten Conference. The spir- it of winning was displayed by the school at Pep-assemblies, blue and gold days and numerous poster contestsp this truly was The Year of the Rams. 141