Ringgold High School - Aries Yearbook (Monongahela, PA)

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Jw2 Jw3 I , FRESHMAN VQLLEYBALL BEGINN NG IT ALL gr' '.-Ii.l.L ... ., 'wif-1' 'W Jw 1 - Sara Courtney, Lisa Grcich, Colleen Durka, Shawna Carson. - Debbie Wicks, Becky Williams, Bethany Gavaghan, Nikki I-ludak, Lisa Rotta, Hallie Neill, - Coach Nelis, Dawn Mason Qmanagerj, Danica Kapusta, Kristyn Kirby, Melissa Lazzari, Sheree Norris, Denise Brown, Leslie Geary, Asst Coach Stark COACI-I'S CCR ER The 1987 9th Grade Girls' Volleyball Team finished with a 6-3 record. This was good for a tie for first place with Baldwin's 9th Grade team. The team also participated in a 9th Grade tour- nament at Baldwin, losing in the semi-finals. 9th Grade Volleyball 1987 West Mifflin Whitehall White Elizabeth Forward Whitehall Purple Bethel Park Bethel Park West Mifflin Whitehall White Elizabeth Forward Whitehall Purple 6 wins 3 losses

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FRESHME BASKETBALL . . . LGGKS FDR IT LL! in In Row 1 - Daryl Tolliver, Brian Lawrence, Ryan Rimsek, Brian Miller, Iohn Abbott. Row 2 - Assistant Coach Scott Henson, Kevin Marricini, John Rice, Gary Peatross, Gary Lewis, Chris Yohe, Rocky Henson, Kelly Londish, fstatsj, Head Coa Dennis Staff. COACH'S COR ER The ninth grade basketball team had a very successful sea- son winning 10 games and los- ing only four. This can mean on- ly one thing, the future is bright for the varsity basketball team. , Coach Staff 184 Ninth Grade Basketball RHS OPP 53 Geibel 55 40 Brownsville 53 33 Conn East 39 60 Belle Vernon 55 43 Laurel Highland 46 57 Conn West 33 45 Geibel 42 51 Brownsville 45 40 Conn East 30 38 Uniontown 21 60 Laurel Highland 44 57 Connellsville 41 51 Belle Vernon 45 50 Uniontown 44

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THE PEOPLE . . . BEHI D IT ALL! Athletic Director We as educators, coaches and athletes are truly In this together. Wit the diversity of the Ringgold Athletic Program the students are afforded a opportunity to contribute and excel that they may not have otherwif experienced. As Ringgold's Director of Athletics, I am excited to play a integral part of this togetherness. Mf'Pau'Z01ak Athletic Trainer ali? R. R 4 Dawn Porter, james Bright, Lee Astle, Gregg Smaroff and Doug Cooper. Mr.George I. Eckert The Athletic Training Department at Ringgold High School has been under the direction of Mr. George I. Eckert since the summe of 1974. Mr. Eckert has a vast knowledge of experience: working on the university level for four years, the public schools fo fourteen, and in professional football for one. Mr. Eckert is one of the few athletic trainers in Washington County to be licensed by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. H4 also belongs to such professional organizations as the National Athletic Trainers' Association, the Eastern Athletic Trainers Association, the Pennsylvania Athletic Trainers' Society, and the National Strength and Conditioning Association. This year's staff of student trainers, as in any year, is an integral part of the R.H.S. athletic program. These students sacrifice thei: time for practice, games, and clinics for their fellow students. They are as important as any player is to his f her team. The 1987-1988 Student Training Staff includes Dawn Porter, Iames Bright, Lee Astle, Gregg Smaroff and Douglas Cooper. QA: Pictured from Left to Rightj 186