Ringgold High School - Aries Yearbook (Monongahela, PA)

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nifer Lejeune, Ringgold two miler, kes running look so easy. Coach Alan Veliky Michele Cunningham hands the baton to Dawn Porter in the 4x400m. relay. 5 I .LL l The crowd looks on as Rae Tartt crosses the line at the Baldwin Invitational. Andrea DiCenso runs her own pace in the 800 meter run. fl Deanna Kennedy, lunges towards the finish line exhausted. COACH'S CDR ER The Girls Track Team is com- ing off its best season ever. W.P.I,A.L. Division 2 Section 4 Champions with an undefeated RQ5 record of 10 wins and no losses. 82 In the W,P.I.A.L. Team Playoffs, 82 the Lady Rams won the first 118 three team meets, advancing to 110 the W.P.l.A.L. Finals. 96 The Team graduated only 3 75 people. With everyone else com- Won 7 ing back, the team should be able placed 3rd in Wp.lbA-L. to do well. 1987 Girls' Track Team OPP Washington 61 South Park 62 Char Valley 54 McCuffey 32 Chartiers Houston 48 Waynesburg 46 Peters Township 66 Lost 0