Randallstown High School - Horizon Yearbook (Randallstown, MD)

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Letis go Rams! This is the first year RHS has had male cheerleaders such as Eddie Rubin, who musters spirit at the pep rally. - rsrrfrs rrssss . nf 0 PPhys. Ed. teacher Link Bogart keeps records of his class' basketball tournaments. All sen- iors compete in team and one-on-one games. VARSITY CLUB Front Row: Gary Rich- ards, Kevin Baskette, Sarah Lestz, Barabra Moore, Lisa Parham, Gina Scott, Dawn Garnes, Marcela Robinson, Faye Lewis. Row 2: Quentin Gilbert, Tim Klein, Debbie Car- man, Dierdre Butler, Troy King, John McKay, Geoff Sylvester, George Caldwell. Row 3: Allen Brown, Aaron Galvert, Hollis Hill, Eric Smith, T. J. Stetson, Chip Brown, Marty Setren, Jeff Blum, Coach Higgins. Back Row: Tony Roberts, Eddie Rubin, Mi- cheal Blecman, Barry Cohen, Brad Pollack, Morry Zolet, David Harris, Mark Ross. ,fu . . ' .4 lik . ' ':, ir. R RHS has something for ou long with outstanding aca- demic course offerings, RHS has an excellent physical education pro- gram, including PE classes and a wide vareity of extracurricular sports. All Randallstown students have some contact with the Phys. Ed. Department, for there are certain credit requirements. In ninth and tenth grades, students must take gym at least three times per week, and juniors and seniors must take gym at least twice a week. To meet these needs RHS offers students several options: students in eleventh and twelfth grades may schedule physical activity which meets two times a week, or they may take a normal gym class for credit. They may also partici- All students have some contact with the Phys. Ed. De- partment . . . pate in a supervised activity out- side of school. Randal1stown's PE Department teaches students skill in a wide va- riety of sports--soccer, archery, weight training and physical con- ditioning, badminton, tennis, soft- ball, fencing, wrestling and aero- bics. In addition, gym may go to the classroom: a three-week course in cardiopulmonary resuscitation, CPR, is a part of the county cur- riculum. The school's excellent facilities make it possible for RHSers to get involved in a variety of sports-ori- ented programs. Throughout the year, students can be spectators or players. They have the opportunity to watch sports events, which vary from JV and varsity games to pep rallies. A large number of Randallstonians participate in after school sports as managers, statisticians or play- ers. Sports enthusiasts can also join clubs. The Varsity Club raises money to purchase letters for school athletes. And the newly formed Sports Booster Club orga- nizes trips to local events. Once again, Randallstown Sen- ior High School provides its stu- dent body with the chance to ex- press an interest in a variety of organizations. Physical educat1on!83