Ausable Valley High School - Patriot Yearbook (Clintonville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1982 volume:

When I must leave you for a little while. Please do not grieve and shed wild tears And hug your sorrow to you through the years. But start out bravely with a gallant smile; And for my sake and in my name Live on and do all the things the same. Feed not your loneliness on empty days. But fill each waking hour in useful wavs. Reach out your hand in comfort and in cheer And I in turn will comfort vou and hold you near; And never, never be afraid to die, For 1 am waiting for you in the sky! Helen Steiner Rice It is with a profound sense of loss that we, the Senior Class at Au Sable Valley, dedicate our year- book to Charles Ron Napper. This is the best way we have to express our affection and appreciation to a dedicated teacher and friend. ADMINISTRATION STAFF CENTRAL OFFICE Mr. James H. LaGoy Superintendent Mrs. Donna Douglas-Account Clerk, Mrs. Maryann Denton- Secretary to Superintendent, Mr. A. Bernard Charbonneau- Treasurer, Mr. LaGoy BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated: Mr. Wilbur Johnson, Mr. Leslie Ginett, Mr. Chester Sheffield, Mrs. Audrey Finley, Standing: Mr. Alan Patnode (Pres.) Mr. Robert Eilers, Mr. Maurice Southmayd (Vice Pres.) MIDDLE-HIGH SCHOOL SECRETARIES Mrs. Dorothy Baker Mrs. Doris Martino 3 Mr. Daniel J. Meegan, Principal Mr. Barney Mitchell, Assistant EDUCATIONAL COMMUNICATIONS Mr. Robert Bergevin, (Director), Mrs. Margaret Karkoski, Secretary Mrs. Kay O’Neill (Teacher Typist), Mrs. Nancy Dar- ling (Guidance Secretary) GUIDANCE DEPT Mrs. Mary Gload SCHOOL NURSE T SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST U A N T 0 F F 1 C Mr. Gene Devlin R Miss Brigid Shea DRIVER EDUCATION Mr. James Hamlin TEACHER SIXTH GRADE Miss Greta LaGoy HEALTH EDUCATION Health has become an important part of our schools’ curricu- lum. Mrs. Brown, who teaches high school health, em- phasizes drug and smoking control, while Mr. Hoey teaches more human structured mainten- ance to the middle school students. Mrs. Barbara Brown Mr. James Hoey BUSINESS DEPT Teachers in the Business Departmant have had a busy year complying with all the new changes in the New York State Business Education Curriculum. As always, the teachers in this department have managed to keep themselves well informed on these proposed changes and are priding themselves on being “slightly ahead of the pack.” Mrs. Joan Gray ART DEPT Our New Masters of A.V.C.S., Mrs. Changelo and Mrs. Dunham, teach students more than just the basics of art. Mrs. Changelo teaches Studio in Art 1 and 2, Drawing and Painting 1 and 2, Crafts 1 and 2, Advanced Drawing and Painting 1 and 2, and eighth grade class, and inde- pendent study course. Mrs. Dunham teaches Pottery 1 and 2, Sculpture 1 and 2, Advanced Pottery 1 and 2, Advanced Sculpture 1 and 2, and a seventh grade class. Mr. Richard Harmon, Mr. Thomas Randall Mrs. Audrey Walker Mr. W. Johnson, Mrs. M. Houde, Mrs. M. Prentiss, Mr. J. Meier Mrs. S. Latourelle, Mr. G. Hammond, Mr. R. Archambault, Mrs. L. Baker, Mr. R. Robare ENGLISH DEPT. The dynamic eclecticism with in the English Department precludes a definitive extensile statement of their prioritizations. However, curriculum development demonstrates a Grammer-wise orientation in grades 7-9, with a branch-out toward Humanism in grades 10-12. This is intended as an obfuscation of the issue but is meant to clarify it in a style representative of the diverse mentalities within the department. SCIENCE DEPT The ever faithful experimentalists of A.V.C.S.—our science staff. Brave Mrs. Baker and Mr. Shambo, in charge of Biology classes and other General Sci- ence Courses. Mr. Robare has even in- curred greater danger by teaching a new course— Introduction to Physical Sci- ence. Mrs. Latourelle teaches seventh grade science with emphasis on Biology while Mr. Archambault approaches his eighth graders withthe Physical Sci- ences. 7 Mr. John Kennedy, Mr. Michael Lawson, Mr. Victor Pomerville, Mr. James Miss Mary Haney Hogle, Mr. John Cowen, Mr. Gerald Brow SOCIAL STUDIES Being Patriots, we have to learn the best points of democracy and A.V.C.S. has a determined social studies staff behind its classes. Mr. Kennedy teaches Juniors and Seniors American Studies and Ad- vanced Placement in American History, while Mr. Cowen, who teach- es 10,11, and 12, delves into deeper stuff: Anthropology, Psychology, World History, and an American History class. Mr. Hogle teaches 9th grade social studies, but also reaches into democracy with courses for 9 to 12 in Problems in American Democracy, Media, and American History. In the Middle School, Mr. Pomerville teaches 8th grade American Studies and 9th grade social studies emphasizing New York State and American History. And last, but not least, Miss Haney teaches New York State History to 7th graders. RESOURCE TEACHERS Mrs. Jocile Irwin, Mrs. Jessica Morina Mrs. Sue White, Mrs. Margaret Delaney HOME ECONOMICS So you think all they do in the Home Ecomomics is cook and sew? Ha! Mrs. Morina does teach cook- ing courses from grades seven to twelve, but Mrs. Irwing told us (through an unrevealed source) that emphasis is on PEOPLE. Love and Marriage, Child Care, Nursing, and Fashion are covered in the half year courses. Mrs. Irwin is now working to get certificates for good child care for her students to aid in babysitting jobs. MATH DEPT. Computers hnve taken over the A.V.C.S. math- ematics department! Our new computer room holds six Commodore micro- computers plus other valuable machinery. Stu- dents in Mrs. McGuire’s Computer Programming class learn the BASIC (Beginner’s All-Purpose Symbolic Instruction Code) computer language. Each student learns to type in their programs on a magnetic cassette. Mr. Gary Latourelle, Mrs. Jeanne Prevo, Mrs. Brenda Boulrice, Mrs. Linda McGuire, Mr. Michael Bush Our math teachers are: Mrs. McGuire- computer programming, Math 11 Regents, Calculus, and an eighth grade math class; Mrs. Prevo- Math 12, Intermediate Algebra, Algebra to the 8-1’s, and eighth grade math classes; Mrs. Boulrice- Algebra Regents, Algebra Non-Regents, and eighth grade math classes; Mr. Bush- Geometry regents, Geometry Non-Regents, and General High School Math, Mr. Latourelle- seventh grade math classes. Mrs. Jean Hough Mr. Clarence Desorcie Mrs. Jane Kelley FOREIGN LANGUAGE Our language teachers, Mr. Desorcie and Mr. Houde stressed the fact that foreign languages are becoming a large part of the business world. Mr. Desorcie teaches Spanish 1,2,3,4, and Mr. Houde teaches French 1,2,3, and 4. Emphasis is on the growing importance of foreign languages worldwide. INSTRUCTIONAL MEDIA CENTER Mrs. Kelley, our librarian, and encyclo- pedia of library facts, gave us some in- teresting information. The library has over 16,000 books and is establishing a collection of books about computer pro- gramming supplemented by 15 comput- er magazines. We also have a large se- lection of audio visual materials, in- cluding audio tape, video, and micro- film. Library Aide, Mrs. Hough, helps Mrs. Kelley, guides younger students in book selection, and keeps our reading area in perfect order. Mr. Gerard Houde MUSIC DEPARTMENT We have one of the best music departments in the North Coun- try, as is easily proved by our terrific Wind Ensemble, Jazz Rock Band, and Chorus. Mr. Molholsky spends hours with the high school chorus plus teaching music classes. Mr. Boissy and Mr. Santor also teach music classes besides their super work with the band members. 10 Mr. Larry Holdridge PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Richard Brogowski (Athletic Director) Mr. John Konowitz, Connie Morrison, Miss Martha Beagle A.V.C.S. has the most physically fit gym staff in the north country. They have to be if they teach eighteen classes in our four day cycle. Mr. Brogowski, head of our physical education department, is next to impossible to catch but when we did find him, he told us classes include: Soccer, Swimming, Ultimate Fris- bee, Cross Country, Volleyball, Basket- ball, Gymnastics, Conditioning, Tennis, Track and Field, Softball, and Archery. Miss Beagle, Mrs. Morrison, Mr. Comegys, Mr. Konowitz, and Mr. Holdridge make up our dedicated, rain-or-shine Gym Staff. Mr. Peter Gload Dr. Dave Comegys INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Robert Dodds, Mrs. Donald Hollingsworth, Mr. Rickey Rondeau Industrial Arts is is for Every- one, and the I.A. Courses of- fered at AuSable Valley provide the proof. Abstract challenges and analytical skills are devel- oped in students taking courses in Electricity, Drafting, Energy Conservation and Alternatives, Etc. Job and Home Mainten- ance skills are learned in courses on Wood Working, and Metal Working, Technology, Welding, Machine Shop, Power Mechanics and Graphic Arts, and Printing. Handi-Work and Hobby Skills abound in Gener- al Woodworking, General Met- als, Leather, Plastics, and Ce- ramics Courses. The A.V.C.S. Ind. Arts Department is identi- fied by the State Education De- partment as being one of the BEST in New York State. 11 Mrs. Judy Wilkins, Mrs. Janet Coolidge TEACHER AIDES SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS Mrs. June Venette Mrs. Eileen Morse Seated: F. Norman (Head Custodian), B. Peck, Standing: C. Haywood, D. Stickles, V. Yando CATETERIA STAFF Seated: B. McCormick (Manager), A. Foland, Standing: E. Blaise, J. Norman, T. Lessard, B. Lesperance, D. Siddon A N I T O R Mrs. Eva Robarge S OFFICERS Leon Tyrrell-Vice Pres., Jennifer McCormick-Sec., Michael Murcray- Treas., Kimberly Fountain-Pres. SENIORS Michael Armstrong “Mike” Football 1,3,4, Cross Country 2, Basket- ball 1,2,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4 Micheal Badger “Mike” Cheryl Cooke Barber “Cookie” Laurie Barber Business Club 2 Calvin Ano Terri Apperson Brian Bashaw David Beckwith “Shawn” Football 1,2,3,4, Swimming 2, Honor Society 2,3,4, Student Council 4, Jazz Rock 1,2,3,4, Wind Ensemble 1,2,3,4, All State Stage Band 3,4 Tracy Bedard “Racey” Class Sec. 1, Cheerleading 1, Business Club 1,2,3,4, Vice Pres. 3, Homecoming Ct. 1, Prom Ct. 3 Marta Beisinger “Mort” “Class Tease” Student Council 2,4, Pottery Club 1,3 Sec. 4, Track 1, Tennis 2, Cheerleading 1,2,3,4, Gymnastics 8th 15 Keith Brelia “Brillo” “Class Garbage Disposal” Chorus 1,2,3,4, All-County 1,2,3,4, All- State 3, Key Club 1,2,3, Pres. 4, Model U.N. 3, Soccer 1,2,3, Capt. 4, Basketball 1.2.3.4, Track 8th, 1,2,3,4, States, 1.2.3.4, Jr. Prom Court Bradford Brinton “Brin” — “Most Likely To Succeed” Soccer 1,2,3, Capt. 4, Basketball 2,3, Track 1,2,3,4, Honor Society 2,3 Pres. 4, Scholars for Dollars 1,3,4, Key Club 2.3.4, Jr. Class Pres, Voice of Democra- cy 3, Model U.N. 3, Ski Club 3,4, Indoor Track, 4, Chorus 2,3,4, All-County 2,3,4, All-State 4, Band 1,2,3,4, Natalie Bourgeois “Nat” “Class Jockette” Voice of Democracy 1st Place, Honor Society 2,3,4, St. Council 3,4, Soccer 2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Softball 1,2,3,4, Scholars for Dollars 3, Model U.N. 3, Youth Forum 2, Chorus 2,3, Powder Puff 1,2,4, Sr. Play, Track 4 Judy Bouyea 17 James Brown “Jim” Cheryl Bujold “Buj” Lorraine Burleigh “Diz” Eric Butler Michael Camp “Mike” “Mr. Sex Appeal' Robin Carter 18 Kelley Coolidge Rosie Coolidge “Powerhouse” Yearbook 2, Bus. Club 2, Soccer 4, Vol- leyball 2,4, Chorus 1 19 Kyle Cooper John Cross “Crossey” Everything is funny as long as it is happening to somebody else. — Will Rodgers Raune Anne Decker “Scrawney” “Ms. Sex Appeal” Soccer 1,2,3,4, Bask. Cheerleading 1,2,3, Bask. Scorekeeper 2,4, Track 1,2, Stu- dent Council 1, Class Treasurer 1,2,3, Honor Society 2,3,4, Jr. Prom Ct. 3, Powder Puff 1,2,3,4, Yrbk. 4, Sr. Play, Sr. Ball Ct. Patrick Devlin “Pat” 20 Randall Douglas “Randy” “Chicky” “Class Clown” Basketball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Soc- cer 4, Prom Ct, Homecoming Ct., Homecoming King Maryellen Doyle “Ellen” Ski Club 3,4, Yearbook Staff 4, Model U.N. 3,4, Voice of Democracy 3,4, Track 1, Who’s Who Among American H.S. Students, C.C. Youth Forum 3, Softball 4, Sr. Play Raymond Drake “Ray” “Class Jock” Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Jr. Prom Ct., Sr. Ball Ct. David Favro Patrick Fitzgerald “Pat” “Fitz” Arthur Ford “Art” 21 Kimberly Fountain “Kim” Class Pres. 1,2,4, St. Council V.P. 3, Tennis 1,2,3, Swimming 1, Soccer 2,3,4, Volleyball 1, Bowling 2,3,4, National Honor Society 2,3,4, Voice of Democra- cy 3, Sr. Play, Sr. Ball Ct. Beverly Fournier “Bev” “Education is the apprentice- ship of life” 22 Garland Gaddy “Garfield” Basketball 1, St. Council 1, Tennis 3,4, Track 4, Youth Forum 3, Model U.N. 3, Voice of Democracy 3,4, Key Club 3,4, Sr. Play, Yearbook Staff 2,3,4, Chorus 1,2,3,4 Holly Galameau Garland Working??? Daniel Giddings “Danny” William Giddings “Will” Laura Girardin Ski Club 3, Business Club 2,3 Steven Good “Steve” “Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.” Bruce Gordon “Bugsy” Kennith Gumlaw “Kenny” 23 Kelly Hart “Class Blusher” Soccer 3,4, Bask. Cheerleading 3,4, Softball 2, Wind Ensemble 1,2,3,4, Jazz Rock 2,3,4, Honor Society 2,3,4, Key Club 2,3,4, Student Council Sec. 4 Susan Hayes “Sue” “If endings symbolize begin- nings, shouldn’t the good-byes be easier to say? Life is not al- ways logical.” Judith Haywood “Jude” Raymond Head “Ray” Football 1,2,3, Basketball 1,2, Baseball 1,2,3, Prom Ct. 3, Prom Comm. 3 24 Kim Hoffert Chorus 1,2 Deborah Hull “Debbie” “Most Talkative” Voice of Democracy 3, Honor Society 3.4, Soccer 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2, Mo- del U.N. 3, Chorus 3,4, All-County 3,4, All-State 4, Homecoming Ct. 2,3,4, Prom Ct. 3, Princess Class Officer Sec. 3, Track 1,4, Volleyball 2, Powder Puff 1.2.4, Key Club 3,4, Sr. Play James Joyal “Jim” Michael Karkoski “Mike” Voted “Best Dressed Guy” Soccer 1,2,3,4, Swimming 1,2,3, Track 1,2, Tennis 3,4, Key Club 4, Jazz Rock 2,3,4, Wind Ensemble 1,2,3,4, St. Coun- cil 2,3, Yearbook 4, Homecoming “Most Spirited” 4, Ski Club 3,4 Timothy Kennedy “Tim” — “Buzz” Basketball 1,2, Track 1,2, Football 3 Marvin Kilburn “Marty” Daryl LaDuke “Duke” Track 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1, Crafts Club, Treas. 4, Sr. Play Helen Lawrence Gymnastics 7,8,1,2,3,4, Volleyball 2,3,4, Business Club 3, Textiles Club 3, Pot- tery Club 3 27 Kathleen Maloney “Kay Kay” Swimming 1,2,3,4, Volleyball 1,2, Bas- ketball 1,2, Softball 1,2, Track 3,4, Key Club 1,2,3,4, Student Council 4, Voice of Democracy 2nd Place 3, Model U.N. 3, Youth Speaks Forum 3 Michael Maloney “Mike” “Banana” “Most Friendly” Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4, Bruce Manor “Brucie” James Martin Maria Martino Honor Society 3,4, Swimming 1,2,3, Bowling 1,2,3,4, Softball 1,2,3,4, Key Club 4 Jennifer McCormick “Class Brain” Key Club 1,2,3, Secretary 4, Nat. Honor Society 2,3, Secretary 4, Sr. Class Secre- tary 4, Student Council Secretary 2, Swimming 1,2,3, Capt. 4, Track 2,3,4, Student Youth Forum 2, Scholars for Dollars 3,4, Chorus 1,2,3 28 David McDonald “Dave” Football 1,2,3, Basketball 1,2,3, Base- ball 1,2,3, Homecoming Ct. 1,2,3, Prom King, Ball Ct. Lisa McDonald “Most Changed” Class Vice Pres. 1, Honor Society 3,4, Volleyball 4, Who’s Who Among American High School Students Just when you think You have life’s puzzle All put together .. . Someone hands you another piece Lisa McDowell “Best Dressed Girl” Swimming 1,2,3, Ft. Ball Cheerleading 3, Bask. Cheerleading 1,2,3,4, Track 1.2.3.4, States 3, Indoor Track 4, Year- book 1,2,4, Student Council Treas. 3, Pres. 4, Prom Comm., Prom Ct. 3, Ball Ct. Model U.N. 3,4, Ski Club 3, Pottery Club 4, Sr. Play Kevin Meegan “Class Xerox” Soccer 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3, Honor Society 2,3, Vice Pres. 4, Wind Ensem- ble 1,2,3, Pres. 4, Jazz Rock 1,2,3,4, Mo- del U.N. 3,4, Ski Club 3, All-State Band 3.4, Sr. Play, Tennis 4, Scholars for Dol- lars 2,3,4, 29 Barney Mitchell “T.J.” “Class Brown Noser” Chorus 1, Soccer Scorekeeper 2,3,4, Yrbk. 1,2,3, Editor 4, Honor Soc. 2,3,4, Treas. 3, Key Club 4, Student Council 1 Michael Murcray “Mike” “Mure” Swimming 4, Yrbk. 1,2,3,4, Class Treas. 4, Talent Show 3,4, Senior Play Carol Mussen Darwin Nolan “An expert is one who knows more and more about less and less” John Parrish Joseph Parrish 30 Deborah Passino “Debbie” Swimming 1,2, Softball 1,2,3,4, Bowling 1.2.3.4, Volleyball 1, Business Club 1.2.3.4, Ball Ct. David Pearce “Dave” Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2, Track 3.4, Indoor Track 4, Key Club 2,3, Vice Pres. 4, Chorus 1,3. Donald Peck Timothy Pickering “Tim” Regan Pray “Class Mooch” Football 1,2,3, Wrestling 7th 8th, Tex- tiles Vice Pres. 3, Weight Lifting 2,3. Barbara Prentiss “Barb” “B.A.” 31 Alison Ray Kelly Rhino “I can resist everything except temptation — Wilde” Richard Rhino William Rhino “Bill” Football 2,3,4, Student Council 3 32 Leslie Reyell Craig Roemer Benjamin Rondeau “Ben” “Most Serious” John Rushford “Rush” Baseball Martine Sarnow “Buggi” “Most Spirited” Swimming 2, Volleyball 2, Track 2, Wind Ensemble 1,2,3,4, Talent Show 3,4, Chorus All State 3,4, Football Cheerleading 4, Basketball Cheerlead- ing 4, Best Dressed-Spirit Day; Home- coming, 4 Scott Schultz “Life is the garment we contin- ually alter, but which never seems to fit.” 33 ■ James Singleton “Jim” John Singleton 34 Janine Sorrell Honor Society 2,3,4, Basketball 2, Stu- dent Council 2, Yrbk. 1,2, Timothy Sorrell “Slink” “Tim” Barbara Spooner Business Club 1,2,3, Treas. 4 Darcy Spooner 35 Cindy Sullivan Kelly Taylor Swimming 1, Basketball 2,3, Honor So- ciety 2,3,4, Business Club 2, Sec. 3, V.P. 4, Chorus 1, Wind Ensemble 1,2 Sandra Tellier “Sandy” Amy Thompson Student Council Treas. 4, Pottery Club 3, Olympic Banners 2, Prom Comm. 36 Todd Trombly Leon Tyrrell Honor Society 2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Football 1,2,3,4, Talent Show 3,4, Sr. Class V.P. Mark Venette Swimming 1,2, All County Chorus 1.2.3.4, Girls’ Soccer Manager 4, Chorus 1.2.3.4, Pottery Club Pres 4, Treas. 3, Sr. Play, Talent Show 3,4 Sidney Ward “Hay” “Class Stud” Yearbook 2,3,4, Soccer 3, Clinton Coun- ty Youth Forum, Ski Club 3,4 Gloria Waters Susanne Watkins “Sue” Business Club, Pottery Club 37 Terry Wemette Glenn Williams Theresa Winslow All County Chorus 1, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Track 2, Yearbook 3,4, All State Chorus 3, Voice of Democracy 3, Model UN 3, Who’s Who 4 Helen Wirt “Squirt” “Most Cheerful” Student Council 1,2,3, Vice Pres. 4, Vol- leyball 3,4, Jr. Prom Queen, Homecom- ing Queen 4, Ski Club 3,4, Yrbk. 4, Sr. Play 38 Shawn Wolfe Jeffrey Woodside “Jeff’ “Preppie” Andrea Osborne Basketball Cheerleading 1,2,3, Football Cheerleading 3, Gymnastic 1, Track 1 Robin Maicus A poll was taken in the fall to find out what our favorite things are, here are the results: T.V. Show ..................................MASH Movie ...................................Stripes Song ..............................Best of Times Teacher ............................. Mr. Baker Soda .............................Mountain Dew Radio Station .............................B-100 Food ......................................Pizza Group ......................................Styx Beer .....................................Miller Music ......................................Rock Car ....................................Trans-am Pastime ......................Partying w friends Commercial ...............................Miller Lite Sport ..................................Football Class ....................................Lounge Soap Opera ................................Texas 39 A Chair? - Natalie Bourgeois Smile! - Sue Smith John Healey How about a night cap? - Marta Beisinger Scott Smith Bonnie and Clyde - Tim Janine Sorrell Rosie Coolidge I know your up there some- where - Kyle Hardy Santa’s elf - Garland Gaddy Doyle Yes Lisa, there is a Santa Claus - Lisa McDowell Dave Pearce Look Mommy, her legs look like the elephants - Raune Anne Decker 16-16-16 - Kelly Rhino Next stop - Broadway - Eric Butler Getting ready for Radcliff - Kelly Hart But I had to go - Martine Sarnow Picture perfect - Lori Maicus Daryl LaDuke Barbara Brister Barbara Spooner Brin Brinton Jennifer LaDieu Now this is a ball! — Debbie Hull PEEK-A-BOO — Alison Ray Laura Girardin Tim “FLASH” Kennedy Jim Joyal Rusty Scriver Just a minor adjustment - Dale Freden- burg Bottoms up? — Bev Fournier The devil made me do it - Mike Ma- loney Our T.J.? - Barney Mitchell Lisa McDonald SENIOR BML RULING COUPLE - King Randy Douglas, Queen Helen Wirt. ‘The Chain Gang’ COURT: D. Passino, L. McDowell, K. Fountain, R. Decker, K. Hart, T. Bedard, K. Rhino, S. Beckwith, H. Wirt, R. Douglas, M. Camp, K. Douglas, R. Drake, J. Healey, D. McDonald, K. Meegan. SENIORS IN REVIEW A FINAL GLIMPSE JUNIORS Back: D. Quinn, S. LaFountain, D. Bola, M. Smith, L. Jarvis, R. Baldwin, R. LaDuke, K. Nolan, M. Bosley, Row 2: L. Lincoln, M. D’Elia, B. Roberts, D. Plumodore, P. VanHolten, J. Banker, L. Bechard, Row 1: T. Quinn, A. Pray, J. Weister 49 Row 1: T. Braid, N. Ahrent, M. Hockenberger, C. Dickerson, C. Straight, D. Trombley, Row 2: J. Strack, K. Turner, G. Tetreault, F. Sheffield, P. Healey, T. LaBounty, L. Spear, D. Vincent, Row 3: B. Sousis, J. Spooner, A. Sorrell, S. Zmijewski, T. Timosovich, S. Walton, S. Kelly, N. Smith, M. Gross 50 Back: R. Coolidge, M. Brow, M. Bombard, C. Baker, N. Bezio, Row 2: L. Boissau, M. Clodgo, C. Cooke, M. Bressette, T. Akey, C. Blaise, Row 3: B. Bourgeois, C. Besaw, A. Baker, A. Abair, S. Chauvin, T. Bombard p iMr « f v «t 'i? i v 4 Mr ► 4UV Back: M. Minogue, M. Sheldrake, S. Purick, S. Snow, F. Sheffield, T. Mousseau, R. Rock, T. Mitchell, S. Morrow, P. Theroux, J. Perrotte, B. Molholsky, K. Rielly, K. Rock, T. Ouellette, A. Pulsifer, Row 2: S. Snow, M. Smith, A. Osborne, R. Maicus, V. Moody, T. Mehan, M. Savage, H. Smith, P. Poland 51 Back: J. Girardin, M. Godlewski, J. Hamilton, D. Hackett, T. Douglas, J. Douglass, Row 2: M. Gauthier, N. Dague, C. Durgan, B. Douglas, T. Goheens, T. Goheens 3 o Back: L. Martin, T. Porter, S. Lyon.D. Loreman.T. Krajeski, R. Lemieux, P. Jones, G. MacDonald, M. McCulloch, D. Lahue, L. McCann, C. Kennedy, W. McNierney Juniors are making reputations for themselves before they be- come wild-n-crazy Seniors. They quietly doze through Mr. Ro- bare’s physics lectures and try to answer Mr. Kennedy’s essay questions. Juniors send shills down the spines of Mrs. Kelly and Mrs. Robarge but they have SPIRIT!!! They’ll cheer for any- thing (almost!): class rings, sports, Mrs. Houde, PEP rallies. And then there’s our own great Junior Prom . .. Aren’t Juniors terrific? SOPHOMORES Sophomores at AVCS have experienced Commons for the first time. Most tenth year students have also been exposed to World History, Biology Labs and Julius Caesar. The grand event of the year is ordering class rings. Our Sophomores have been the backbone of numerous school activities and entered scholastic sports this year. Back: D. Baker, Row 2: T. Christian, J. Busha, B. Archer, M. Clark, J. Barber, Row 3: C. Ferebee, S. Clark, T. Blaise, K. Cios, J. Baily, Row 4: R. Bourdeau, M. Belanger, K. Brister, D. Beane, T. Cole Back: C. Gravelle, H. Furnia, Row 2: L. Felio, C. Dean, J. Devlin, C. Dubay, K. Finkel, Row 3: J. Dean, T. Elliot, B. Dodds, R. Decker, G. Goyette, Row 4: G. Ferguson, J. Frenia, L. Farley, T. Cross, Row 5: S. Desotelle, D. Gladu, R. Garrow, A. Finney 54 Back: G. Lawrence, D. LaMere, R. Joy, A. Hawthorne, K. Grogan, Row 2: D. LaBounty, K. LaBounty, D. Joy, J. Kelly, R. Hart, Row 3: T. LaDuke, J. Nelson, M. Head, S. King, Row 4: B. Rhino, P. Karkoski, D. Hackett, J. Kahn Back: D. Martin, S. Martin, G. Mudd, Row 2: F. LeClerc, F. Lovely, M. Mar- shall, K. Lyons, Row 3: L. Murcray, K. Loya, A. LaHue, S. Gough, L. Lawrence, Row 4: L. McCormick, S. Martin, D. Mitchell, K. Matyi 55 Back: D. Rhino, P. Chase, K. Nadeau, B. Sheldrake, Row 2: L. Nelson, P. SantaMaria, E. Schwartz, M. Seymour, Row 3: L. Sequin, C. Mussen, V. Carver, H. Poquette, H. Redman, Row 4: V. Ryan, B. Robertson, B. Santor, D. Powers, A. O’Halloran Back: S. Sprague, S. Vincent, Row 2: P. Thwaits, M. Snow, J. Ward, J. Witherbee, E. Winslow, Row 3: J. Watkins, S. Worden, P. Tierney, P. Studebaker, Row 4: A. Tromble, T. Snow, A. South, P. Snow, J. Straight, Row 5: C. Wisher, C. Spooner, S. Sullivan, C. Votraw, J. Taylor FRESHMEN Row 3: J. Bezio, J. Braid, J. Apperson, D. Busha, K. Burrell, B. Bourgeois, R. Bombard, A. Boldue, A. Bureau, S. Cook, Row 2: T. Bedard, S. Camp, K. Coolidge, L. Boynton, D. Clark, T. Blaise, B. Butler, D. Casey, Row 1: D. Coolidge, C. Bressette, G. Armstrong, R. Bureau Row 3: M. Corrigan, B. Dean, D. Cumm, V. Law- rence, L. Depo, Row 3: B. Crowningshield, K. Cotter, T. Cross, J. Coolidge, A. Dickerson, S. Cooper, Row 1: D. Drown, M. DeSorcie, S. DeGroat, L. Denton, K. Doyle, C. Dion, k. Cumm The Freshman class began the year with their annual magazine drive. Their sales totalled over $5000. Class advisor Mrs. Prevo was very impressed with the class enthusiasm displayed at the Home Coming Pep rally. We’re certain their spirit will continue with this class throughout their high school exper- iences. 58 Boys: J. Dubay, C. Godlewski, T. Hathaway, D. Hardin, S. Hackett, J. Duprey, S. Dunham, M. Haynes, B. Hickey, Girls Standing: R. Engel, T. Gravelle, M. Garno, Seated: T. Edwards, R. Hanley, J. Goheens, S. Fountain, R. Hinds, M. Gushue, J. Furnia, A. Dukett Boys: M. LaFountain, L. King, R. Howerton, W. Kusalonis, J. LaDieu, J. Joy, H. Jaquish, Girls Standing: L. Howes, J. Kitchen, K. Karkoski, S. Hull, J. Kelly, T. Kennedy, J. Kevorkian, R. Johnson, P. Hough, D. Johnson Row 3: B. Morse, G. McCabe, G. Lyons, T. Mattila, T. McDonald, Row 2: L. Meyer, J. Patnode, D. Orchard, C. Lawrence, S. Law- rence, K. Park, Row 1: C. LeClair, A. McKeown, S. Ouimette, L. Morrow, A. Marshall 59 Row 3: D. Robare, S. Savage, M. Snow, D. Rondeau, J. Perkett, R. Snow, H. Pistone, D. Pray, P. Savage. Row 2: L. Scriver, D. Richardson, M. Smith, P. Souliere, L. Rossi, J. Smith, L. Roach, A. Sousis. Row 1: S. Perrotte, K. Reiss, S. Spear, P. Pray, L. Shambo, L. Sembrie Row 3: T. Stickles, B. Woodside, A. Tellier, M. Strack, T. Triebel, C. Strack. Row 2: C. Zeh, P. VanValkenburg, J. Warner, K. Wade, T. Zmiejewski, R. Thwaits. Row 1: D. Ward, N. Torrance, M. Winslow 60 MIDDLE SCHOOL w. Arthur, M. Bresett, D. Boisseau, D. Blaise, R. Besaw, T. Boggs, K. Booska, J. Atkins, R. Bailey, J. Belanger, F. Bola, E. Andrews, D. Brelia, K. Archer, T. Boggs, B. Agnew, M. Bezio, L. Bourdeau, S. Bailey, P. Agoney, B. Bombard, M, Barber, M. Boynton, S. Blaise D. Dean, C. Dobbs, D. Costin, L. Daily, R. Cornick, R. Cave, T. Deyoe, M. Devlin, P. Colegrove, S. Brinton, R. Cross, D. Cooke, C. DeCristofaro, B. Cole, L. Casey, D. Costin, M. Cobb, T. Bruno, D. Cooke, D. Davis, S. Bresette, D. Cornick D. Goss, R. Healey, M. Garno, B. Douglas, J. Douglass, T. Hathaway, C, Gillen, L. Garcia, S. Ford, K. Grogan, J. Gaddy, C. Douglas J. Felio, T. Dubay, B. Fagan, J. Dukett, S. Forbes 8TH GRADE Our eighth grade classes continued on their aca- demic programs begun in seventh grade, adding Health Education. Selection of High School sub- jects and projected plans were discussed with stu- dents in January by the Guidance Department. School spirit was high as a large number of eighth grade students participated on the school sports teams. 62 D. Knauth, E. Maicus, H. Hutchins, S. McDowell, R. LaBounty, D. King, S. Jaquish, B. Mitchell, T. Loreman, M. McLean, J. Hewston, K. McCann, C. Kyea, J. Howes, N. Hopkins, M. Monaco, M. Lincoln, L. Lawence, L. Kyea, C. Hinds T. Nolan, M. Poquette, S. Morrow, D. Pelkey, B. Mountain, D. Orchard, K. Moody, D. Peryea, B. Poland, R. Phinney, R. Prentiss, R. Nelson, F. Nelson, K. Parkinson, D. Morrow, T. Mulbury, B. Peck, E. O’Toole, P. Parrow, N. Passino, D. Ouellette, M. Parrish, T. Patnode, H. Owen T. Rock, L. Rhino, L. Pulsifer, C. Sousis, G. Roy, R. Rondeau, Y. Sheffield, T. Roberts, C. Rock, W. Robare, C. Sousis, J. Smith, W. Russell, R. Sheffield, M. Spooner, H. Sprague, S. Snow, P. Spear, L. Stevens, L. Rushia, E. Redman, R. Rennie S. Wright, H. Ward, D. Wade, A. Welch, T. Wright, C. Vincent, R. Williams, L. Waters, B. Thomas, T.J. Whitaker, S. Worden, R. Wilkins, T. Worden, R. Straight, L. Sullivan, S. Stone, K. Wolfe, S. Strack, W. Thomas, W. Zeh, T. Stevens 7TH GRADE Kneeling: J. Belrose, J. Bombard, Standing: G. Colby, R. Blaise, G. Brewer, M. Sesera, E. Cobbe, K. Blaise, M. Daggett, A. Burleigh, Sitting on Ladder: J. Ahrent Kneeling: D. Brumgard, T. Davis, Standing, L. Barber, C. Bezio, R. Coolidge, L. Aubin, B. Bourgeois, C. Bouyea, M. Bortnick, T. Crowningshield, Sitting on ladder: F. Coolidge Kneeling: K. McCormick, S. Costin, Standing: J. Camire, J. Cooke, D. White, J. Cooper, B. Camire, S. Decker, C. Cobb, G. Blaise, Sitting on ladder; D. Crowningshield Kneeling: J. Giddings, K. DeCristofaro, Standing: A. Greene, P. Drinkwine, E. Desotell, M. Dion, J. Giddings, M. Dorr, D. Doner, B. Douglas, C. Furnia, Sitting on ladder: M. Fournier 64 Kneeling: M. Douglas, C. Hackett, Standing: M. Godlewski, R. Dodds, P. Ero, S. Dubay, T. King, L. Foland, M. Four- nier, B. Furnia, Sitting on ladder: M. Drinkwine Kneeling: T. Hare, P. Haynes, Standing: R. King, T. Lamb, J. Head, M. Joslin, M. Kelly, T. Howerton, P. Joyal, C. Hockenberger, Sitting on ladder; G. LaHart The seventh grade students have spent several weeks adjusting to a new school building, lockers, cycle schedule and “passing” classes. The initial chaos dwindled into a “normal” routine. These students participated on several sports teams and quickly became an inte- gral part of our student body. Classes in Career Guidance, Out- door Education, Music, Art, In- dustrial Arts and Home Econom- ics supplemented the four basic academic areas for seventh grade students. Kneeling: R. LaPier, D. Hoover, R. Joy, Standing: J. Hilt, D. Lahue, A. Kodra, F. LaBounty, T. LaFontaine, R. La- Hart, T. King, Sitting on ladder: T. Kennedy Kneeling: J. McIntyre, D. LeClair, E. Miller, C. Lawrence, Standing: T. Martin, W. Lincoln, C. Morrow, R. Lemieux, K. Parrow, N. Pearce, J. Lyons, Sitting on ladder: R. Mitch- ell 65 7TH GRADE Kneeling; K. Prentiss, M. Martin, Standing: T. Saltmarsh, B. Ryan, F. Sawyer, B. Ransom, M. Muschara, D. Poland, Sitting on ladder: J. Santor Kneeling: T. Robare, B. Sembrie, Standing: P. Seymour, C. Ray, J. Pulsifer, D. Robare, R. Prescott, K. Peryea, P. Rich- ardson, E. Rhino, Sitting on ladder; M. Ryan Kneeling: J. Vassar, K. Williams, Standing: M. Smith, P. Watrous, E. Tetreault, E. Wolfe, K. Williams, K. Wolfe, Sitting on ladder: J. Sucharski Kneeling: J. Wilier, S. VonEntress, T. Thwaits, Standing: C. Vassar, C. Wilkins, T. Stone, D. Thomas, A. Witherbee, S. Tagliarino, M. Studebaker, Sitting on ladder: J. Worden Row 1: S. LaFountain, M. Ouellette, S. Giddings, Row 2: C. Robertson, K. Marshall, M. Felio, L. Hart, D. Schultz, Row 3: T. Bressette, D. Bressette, D. Bressette, M. LaMere, S. Loya, K. Hackett 6TH G R A D E Row 1: B. Pray, S. Dorman, Row 2: B. Fagen, S. Ward, M. Witherbee, T. Giroux. J. Way, Row 3: L. Brelia, A. Baker, L. LaFountain, T. Gorden, I. Muschara, D. Dorman CL UBS ACTIVITIES L to R. K. Burrell, F. Lovely, G. Cross, Row 2: W. McNierney, L to R. K. Hart, D. Fredenburg, M. Godlewski D. Sheenan, D. Trombley, H. Smith Row 1: T. Sorrell, Back: T. Mousseau, N. Bowlen, M. McNierney, L to R. Row 1: S. Zmijewski, M. Karkoski, S. Morrow, Row 2 R. Sullivan, N. Dague, M. Gauthier, Row 3: C. Kennedy, S. Beckwith Officers: T. Sorrell, K. Meegan, S. Sullivan, K. Hart WIND ENSEMBLE Row 1: H. Smith, F. Lovely, Row 2: C. Dubay, R. Lawrence, M. Snow, Row 3: D. Fredenburg, W. McNierney, J. Perkett, G. Cross Row 1: K. Burrell, H. Smith, D. Trombley, Row 2: D. Sheehan, B. Archer, Row 1: D. Baker, G. Armstrong, K. Meegan, Row 2: T. Cross, K. Lyons, P. Karkoski, D. Loreman, Row 3: S. Chauvin, T. Snow, M. Godlewski, G. Ferguson Row 1: J. Apperson, K. Hart, M. Karkoski, Row 2: M. Marshall, R. Sullivan, S. Beckwith, Row 3: S. Zmijewski, M. Gauthier, G. Lawrence, M. Corrigan 70 Row 1: K. Karkoski, M. Sarnow, S. Morrow, Row 2: H. Po- quette, N. Dague Row 1: P. LeClair, D. Welch, Row 2: J. Kevorkian, P. Pray, B. Robertson, S. Sullivan, Row 3: F. Sheffield, J. Smith, A. McKeown, K. Loya, Row 4: B. Molholsky, C. Kennedy, L. Boynton, B. Brinton L to R D. Brelia, M. Poquette, E. Redmen, J. Dukett, S. Morrow, G. Roy Row 1: T. Mousseau, P. Owen, T. Sorrell, Row 2: N. Bowlen, B. Hickey, H. Trombley, G. Williams, Row 3: M. McNier- ney, S. Cook, D. Cumm L to R T. Dubay, T. Boggs, L. Lawrence, L. Stevens, D. Pelky, B. Williams, M. Bortnik, R. Rondeau Row 1 L To R: J. Gaddy, H. Owen, S. Wright, T. Roberts, F. Bola, E. Maicus, Row 2 L to R: M. Boynton, S. vonEntress, T. Bruno, T. Hathaway, K. Parkinson, R. Prescott, T. Deyoe B Row 1 L To R: C. Rock, J. Hewston, P. Spear, C. Gillen, S. Brinton, Row 2: M. Barber, A. Welch, P. Colegrove, R. Healey, C. Decristofaro, L. Kyea L To R: T. Loreman, R. Prentiss, T. Worden, H. Ward, D. Blaise, B. Fagan Row 1: M. Bortnick, S. Fountain, M. Desorcie, A. Sorrel, G. Gaddy, R. Decker, K. LaBounty, H. Redman, Mr. R. Molholsky. Row 2: J. LaDieu, J. Kitchen, T. Winslow, J. Kevorkian, M. Venette, D. Pearce, T. Krajeski, B. Molholsky, J. Nelson. Row 3: J. Patnode, D. Hull, M. Marshall, K. Brelia, P. Johnson, B. Brinton, S. Chauvin. The students in the Business Depart- ment have taken a progressive step forward this year by chartering a new chapter of the FUTURE BUSI- NESS LEADERS OF AMERICA. This group has had a more than ac- tive year, having taken part in an overnight trip to Cobleskill to com- pete in the High School Day Compe- tition, planned and carried out a suc- cessful Bingo Party for the residents of Country Gardens (Where they gave as prizes ceramic gifts that they themselves had made), conducted a public-opinion survey to determine feelings of area residents toward our area television news coverage, planned and carried out a successful Christmas Party, and (hopefully at this writing) will have earned enough money to participate in the New York State FBLA Conference in the spring at the Concord. Row 1: N. Bezio, T. Ouellette. Row 2: B. Spooner, A. Trombley, A. Ray, K. Taylor. Row 3: N. Smith, P. Theroux, M. Sheldrake, B. Blaise, B. Weister, J. Perroutte, K. Hanley, Mrs. J. Gray, K. Ward FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA ■p FBLA-Trip to Cobleskill Treas. K. Hanley, Coor. B. Blaise, Sec. J. Perrotte, Pres. A. Ray, Vice Pres. K. Taylor 74 POTTERY CLUB All pottery students are mem- bers of the Pottery Club. The Club sponsors sales and activi- ties to help defray the steadily rising cost of materials. .tv .... . TEXTILE CLUB The Textile Club is made up of the members of the two crafts classes, approximately forty students. They continue work- ing with materials they have used in class. The Club raises money so that they can afford different medias to work with. B. Fournier (Pres.), D. Gladu (Sec.), Mrs. Changelo (Advisor), R. Maicus (Vice Pres.), D. LaDuke (Treas.), KEY CLUB The Key Club is a community service organiza- tion. It sponsors school dances, and helps in nu- merous community efforts, such as dinners and paper drives. The Key Club also provides some scholarships. Row 1: B. Brinton, T. McCormick, R. Hart, J. Healey, K. Meegan, S. Chauvin, Mr. Molholsky, T. Krajeski, B. Molholsky, B. Mitchell, Row 2: G. Gaddy, M. Martino, J. Ward (Treas.), D. Pearce (V. P.), K. Brelia (Pres), J. McCormick (Sec.), Row 3: K. Hart, M. Karkoski, D. Hull, J. LaDieu, K.K. Maloney, D. Mitchell, K. Matyi 75 STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is elected from the home- rooms and members, in turn elect their own offi- cers. It serves as a liaison between students and faculty when problems arise. They have one annu- al money-raiser and promote dances and other activities. The money in their treasury is used for the aid of other organizations. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 1: A. Thompson (Treas.), Row 2: C. Godlewski, C. Dean, B. Molholsky, T. Bedard, M. Belanger. Row 3: S. Camp, J. Smith, R. Decker, L. Boisseau, K. Hart (Sec.), G. Tetreault, S. Beckwith. Row 4: N. Torrance, D. Powers, L. LaBounty, K. Maloney. Row 5: M. Desorcie, S. Sullivan, M. Cross, S. Kelly, D. Beane. Row 6: L. McDowell (Pres.), Mr. J. Kennedy (Advisor), H. Wirt (V. Pres.). Our Honor Society, a branch of the National Honor Society, is a service organization of twenty-eight members, grades 10 through 12. Students to be in- ducted are chosen by a faculty committee. These students are judged on scholarship, leadership, ser- vice and character. The Honor Society has candy sales and goes on an annual trip. Row 1: L. McDonald, K. Hart, L. Tyrrell (Treas.), K. Meegan (V. Pres.), B. Brinton (Pres.), J. McCormick (Sec.), K. Fountain, M. Martino, V. Moody. Row 2: D. Hull, T. Wemette, B. Rondeau, Mrs. M. Houde (Advisor), Mrs. J. Prevo (Advisor), B. Mitchell, J. Sorrell, K. Taylor, A. Ray. Row 3: J. LaDieu, S. Beckwith, J. Healey, D. Fredenburg, M. Godlewski, S. Chauvin, T. Bombard, N. Bourgeois, R. Decker. SCHOLARS FOR DOLLARS Row 1: B. Brinton, J. McCormick, N. Bourgeois, J. Healey. Row 2: K. Meegan, B. Rondeau, T. Bombard. Although we came in second, our academic wizards proved to be ample competition in a difficult match aired on WPTZ television. OPEN HOUSE BUSINESS CLUB CHRISTMAS PROJECT Here our Business Club is making the ceramic gifts to be distributed at the Bingo Party for the residents of the Country Gardens. The doors of the school were wide open to an estimated 600 parents in November. Highlights of the evening were demonstrations in Home Ec., Art, and Computer Programming. Also, our Jazz Rock Band performed for the first concert of the 81-82 school year. TALENT SHOW The students of AVCS displayed a variety of entertaining performances for the tal- ent show sponsored by the National Hon- or Society. Who could forget our “Small People” or the Saturday Night Live hu- mor of Mark Venette? E C 0 M 1 N G Football cheerleaders on Homecoming Float with GUEST! Receiving the game plans from Coach Kahn PEP RALLY OUR COLOR- J Helen Wirt, Randy Douglas FULL SENIORS KING Powder Puff Winners - Junior Class. Row 1: C. Durgan, F. Shef- field, T. Douglas, B. Bourgeois. Row 2: D. LaHue, J. Perrotte, M. Savage, S. Snow, L. Boisseau. QUEEN Gettin down” at the Saturday night Homecoming Dance. ATHLETICS CHEERLEADERS: Standing - M. Sarnow, M. Healey, A. Osborne, T. Douglas, A. O’Halloran, L. Spear. Kneeling - M. Marshall, F. Sheffield, C. Trombly. SPORTS BAND: Standing - N. Bowlen, M. McNierney, Mr. C. Boissy, G. Ferguson, S. Chauvin, K. Meegan. Seated - N. Dague, C. Kennedy, M. Karkoski, S. Sullivan, B. Molholsky. F O O T B A L L 5 U P P O R T E R S 81 FOOTBALL VARSITY Row 1: (Coach) J. Kahn, D. Hackett, L. Tyrrell, R. Drake, R. Lemieux, T. Mousseau, M. Armstrong, B. Rhino, G. Tetreault, K. Hardy, D. Loreman, K. Simpson, D. Hackett, (Coach) Bessen, Row 2: G. Goyette, M. Clodgo, D. Miller, D. Pearce, J. Cross, T. LaBounty, H. Smith, K. Turner, R. Liberty, (Coach) J. Hamlin JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Row 1: Coach Finney, S. King, P. Owen, K. Lyon, P. Savage, M. McLean, M. Snow, A. Finney, M. Seymour, Coach McClean, Row 2: R. Cross, P. Karkoski, K. Brister, S. Martin, J. Braid, D. Rabideau, M. Haynes, D. Rondeau, Row 3: F. Lovely, T. Cross, S. Hanson, S. Cook, R. Bourdeau, J. Williams, G. McCabe, P. Haynes, Row 4: C. Dubay, H. Frenia, M. Head, T. Snow, K. Finckel, T. Loreman D. Brogowski (Coach), E. Cobbe, R. LaPier, F. Bola, S. Jaquish, D. Costin, E. Tetreault, R. Lemieux, F. LaBounty, E. Miller — 7th 8th grade teams. 83 BOYS VARSITY SOCCER I Top Row: L-R: B. Mitchell (Scorekeeper), B. Baldwin, R. Douglas, M. Godlewski, B. Brinton, L. Sprague, C. Godlewski, K. Brelia, D. Sheehan, K. Meegan, D. Mitchell (Manager), Coach Bassett. Bottom Row L-R: T. McCormick, R. Hart, B. Bourgeois, P. Bourdeau, J. Healey, K. Matyi, J. Hamilton, M. Karkoski, T. Cole, S. Chauvin. This years’ Boys Soccer Team lacked experience but overcame it with the desire to win. After a great season, the boys went to sectionals, but were narrowly defeated by St. Johns. Special recognition is given to our sen- iors: Pat Bourdeau, Keith Bre- lia, Brin Brinton, Randy Doug- las, John Healey, Mike Kar- koski, Kevin Meegan, Dan Sheehan. 84 J.v. SOCCER Row 1: Y. Sheffield, K. Grogan, M. Bort- nick, Row 2: K. Karkoski, D. Orchard, J. Head, E. O’Toole, R. Straight, D. Drown, Row 3: S. Fountain, M. Desorcie, S. Brin- ton, L. Garcia, K. McCann, E. Desotelle, C. Bezio, D. Peryez, (Coach) S. Sayward Row 1: C. Worley, J. Belrose, W. Hickey, M, Sesera, B. Fagan, E. Redmen, M. Smith, R. Prescott, S. Dubay, Row 2: (Coach) M. Brinton, P. Haynes, S. Worden, J. Duprey, M. LaGoy, M. Godlewski, B. Bourgeois, H. Pistone, D. Robare, K. Bruno Our J.V. soccer teams have shown much initiative and drive this year. Although neither had any league games, they played several scrim- mages against other schools, and both teams have a promising future. 85 Row 1: B. Santor, L. Boisseau, R. Decker, D. Hull, Row 2: J. Straight, D. Powers, R. Decker, M. Cross, S. Walton, L. McCormick, B. Roberts, Row 3: (Coach) R. McCormick, B. Weister, D. LaBounty, V. Ryan, P. Snow, J. Taylor, B. Bourgeois, J. Perrotte, K. Fountain, N. Bourgeois. With only a few of last years championship team remaining, the Varsity Girls Soccer team rallied again for an outstanding season. Our team displayed excellent playing skills in the sectional games. Beating both Saranac and Lake Placid, but losing to Chateaugay, the team ended their season as Section 7 and Cvac Division II Champions. Congratulations! 86 Row 1: K. Peryea, T. Saltmarsh, T. Davis, C. Morrow, R. Mitchell, L. Shea, S. Sullivan, S. Bailey. Row 2: D. Brumgard, P. Spear, R. Wilkins, H. Lawrence, K. LaBounty, M. Bezio, L. Sullivan, Mrs. Morrison GYMNASTICS Dedicated Determined! The gymnasts from AVCS completed a season of learning and growth. There were many new mem- bers who showed great potential, while the vetrans continued to support the team with their strong performances. We expect some outstanding results in the near future from these students. TEAMS Row 1: Coach Comegys, K. Reiss, B. Robinson, S. Spear, J. Smith, T. Krajeski, Row 2: P. Theroux, M. Savage, C. Votraw, D. LaHue, Row 3: L. Roach, H. Poquette, J. McCormick, K. Maloney, D. Casey, J. Kitchen, The Junior High and Varsity Girls Swim Teams put out some very good performances this year. Many school, pool and sectional records fell and many were repeat- edly broken. We will certainly miss the contributions to our team of senior captains Kay Maloney and Jennifer McCormick. Row 1: Coach Comegys, L. Depo, B. Butler, R. Rondeau, S. McDowell, Row 2: S. vonEntress, A. Witherbee, T. Kennedy, N. Passino, Row 3: C. Hockenberger, R. King, S. Perrotte, L. Kyea, D. Cook BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS M. Sarnow, L. McDowell, F. Sheffield, L. Spear, K. Patnode, T. Douglas, P. Healey, M. Beisinger, K. Hart, R. Wilkins K. Coolidge, D. Beane, M. Marshall, K. LaBounty, V. Ryan, L. Shay, B. Robertson, R. Decker, D. Powers, T. Zmijewski Row 1: R. Douglas, D. Hackett, K. Brelia, L. Tyrrell, R. Rock, M. Maloney, Mr. J. Konowitz (coach). Row 2: A. Finney, D. Hackett, S. Loreman, R. Drake, T. Mousseau, T. Mitchell, C. Kyea (Manager) JUNIOR VARSITY BOYS Kneeling: T. Snow, K. Brister, S. Worden, Standing: Coach McCormcik, S. Martin, D. LaMere, D. Martin, C. Dubay, C. Whisher, K. Finckel ANOTHER GREAT YEAR 91 Kneeling: S. Hackett, J. Braid, D. Hardin, B. Bourgeois, Standing: Coach Finney, G. McCabe, J. Dubay, D. Rabideau, D. Rondeau, M. Snow 7TH 8TH BOYS BASKETBALL AND OUR FANS Kneeling: M. Boynton, S. Jaquish, B. Douglas, J. Durgan, T. Loreman, E. Redman. Standing: C. Rock, D. Cooke, J. Gaddy, P. Parrow, M. McLean, F. Nelson. Row 1: J. Santor, R. Joy, M. Douglas, E. Miller, B. Furnia. Row 2: E. Cobbe, M. Smith, K. Parrow, B. Bourgeious. Row 3: Coach Hoey, C. Hackett, G. Colby, R. Prescott, S. Dubay, D. Hoover GIRLS VARSITY Row 1: D. LaHue, P. Snow, B. Bourgeois, S. Snow, J. Douglass. Row 2: D. Hull, L. Boisseau, S. Walton, J. Perrotte, N. Bourgeois Coach Bassett 94 BASKETBALL Dion, L. McCormick Coach Leighty BASKETBALL Coach LaGoy Row 1; L. Denton, B. Armstrong, K. Matyi, B. Fagan, Row 2: D. Passino, K. Fountain, P. Santa Maria, S. Zmijewski, T. Gravelle, Row 3: M. Martino, W. McNierney, C. Gravelle, P. Devlin, R. Wilkins, S. LaFountain, T. Bombard Coach Bedard, H. Lawrence, B. Molholsky, B. Prentiss, T. LaDuke, C. Durgan, K. King, S. Kelley, K. Hanley Row 1: A. Tromblee, C. Dean, R. Johnson, B. But- ler, Row 2: Coach Bedard, J. Devlin, L. Scriver, S. Martin, J. Kelley INDOOR TRACK i The program began with thirty- eight students, thirty-two of which finished the season, nineteen girls and thirteen boys. They practiced three days a week. Practices were low- keyed with a lot of time spent on techniques and instruction of track events. The co-ed team proved to be quite an exper- ience for both coach and team. Everyone enjoyed it. Row 1: S. Fountain, R. Decker, J. Kahn, D. LaBounty, S. McDowell, A. McKeown, Row 2: D. Mitchell, B. Brinton, S. Spear, J. Smith, B. Lemieux, J. Kevorkian, D. Cooke, D. Drown, R. Bourdeau, S. Cooke, G. Gaddy BOYS SWIM TEAM Although small in number the Boys Swim Team was wholeheartedly devoted to their sport. They only won two of their meets but many personal best times were lowered. Managers were Hope Poquette, Lisa Roach and Julie Kitchen. JUNIOR HIGH SWIMMERS Mike Daggett Dan Knauth Tom LaFountaine Scott Strack John Worden Row 1: R. LaPier, T. Robare, M. Poquette. Row 2: C. Godlewski, M. Murcray, C. Pistone, P. Jones T. Deyoe, A. Reiss, M. Godlewski, G. Mudd, M. LaGoy, Coach Comegys. Row 1: D. Hackett, D. Loreman, R. Douglas, B. Gordon, R. Head. Row 2: Coach Hoey, S. Brown, P. Krajeski, D. Gordon, J. Meyers, L. Tyrrell. VARSITY BASEBALL AVCS AT BAT V Dan LaMere Theron Snow Tom Mousseau Marty Clodgo Bill McNierney Regan Rock BASEBALL Pete Poland Andy Finney Doug Hackett Howie Smith Scott Martin Paul Karkoski 99 Row 1: S Worden, J. Cross, D. Pearce, J. Snow, R. Liberty, E. Schwartz, D. Mitchell, J. Durgan, Row 2: J. Hamilton, K. Brelia B. Brinton, Coach Latourelle, G. Aubin, M. Blaise, R. Belanger, K. Hardy, T. Akey GIRLS VARSITY JR. VARSITY L. Boynton B. Cole K. Coolidge R. Decker M. Dubay L. Duprey S. Fountain R. Hinds J. Kahn K. Kennedy T. Krajeski L. Loreman K. Maloney K. McCann J. McCormick J. McCormick L. McDowell S. McDowell A. McKeown L. Meyer E. O’Toole D. Powers P. Pray J. Roach V. Ryan M. Savage K. Schrader F. Sheffield J. Smith S. Sullivan R. Weister R. Williams T. Kennedy, Mgr. L. McCann, Mgr. K. LaBounty, Scorekeeper S. Camp K. Cotter M. Desorcie T. Douglas J. Kevorkian T. Kevorkian D. LaBounty M. Minogue J. Patnode D. Pelkey S. Purick K. Reiss S. Schrader S. Spear C. Sullivan C. Votraw K. Ward T. Zmijewski 100 K. LaGoy Row 1: M. Pulsifer, D. Passino, L. Sheffield, T. Oullette, Row 2: S. Santor, C. Besaw, A. Baldwin, T. King, B. Bourgeois, A. Pulsifer, Row 3: J. Perrotte, L. Boisseau, N. Bourgeois, M. Martino, L. Burleigh, K. King 81 SOFTBALL H. Wirt, L. Scriver, K. Karkoski, R. Johnson, Y. Sheffield, A. Tromblee, C. Dean, B. Robertson, D. Johnson, D. Walsh, L. Felio, J. Devlin, M. Marshall, P. Snow, J. Straight, Coach Bedard 101 81 GOLF C. Deyoe W. Hickey S. O’Neill T. Deyoe W. Hackett S. LaFountain v m i K. Snow M. Estes J.a T. Loreman C. Spooner D. Lovely TEbiN % IS OuR, RACKET I B. Molholsky H. Planemo 81 TENNIS J. Yando S. Kelley Coach Brogowski Seated: A. Hawthorne, E. Winslow, B. Mitchell, Mr. Mitchell (Advisor), T. Winslow, H. Poquette. Standing: V. Moody, M. Minogue, M. Sheldrake, L. Me Donald, M. Doyle, R. Hinds, M. Winslow, J. Ward, H. Wirt. In back: L. McDowell, R. Decker. (Missing: G. Gaddy, T. Mehan) YEARBOOK STAFF At this point in the yearbook, we would like to give special recognition to several people who have contributed many hours of work to help us complete the 82 Patriot. Our endur- ing typists were Marilyn Minogue and Missy Sheldrake. Mrs. Darling did much of our proof-reading (but don’t blame her for the typos). The art work was contributed by Shawn Wolfe and Michael Murcray. Many photographs were taken by Jay Ward and Lisa McDowell while additional pictures were provided by Paul Maicus and Tom Randall of the communi- ty. Most importantly, the leg work, copy, finals, helping photographers, sales etc. we owe to the staff members: Lisa McDowell, Barney Mitchell, Garland Gaddy, Hope Po- quette, Valerie Moody, Tracey Mehan, Teresa Winslow, Ed Winslow, Maria Winslow and Amber Hawthorne. THANK PATRONS Michael Bush Stan Wells Tom Alice Berry Bill Sue Watkins Family John Roberta Wirt Mr. Mrs. Robert McDowell Mr. Mrs. Barney Mitchell Mr. Mrs. Louis LaBounty Gaddy Family Mrs. Morina Rudy Archambault Mrs. Nancy Darling A Friend Lillian Baker Charles R. Forster Mary Ann Rygaylo John Clarke Mrs. Hickey Linda Wisher Rodney Davey Mrs. Judy Wilkins Mr. Mrs. Frank Irwin Mr. Harmon Mr. Hoey Mr. Mrs. William Johnson Emil Margaret Karkoski Linda Liberty Mr. Mrs. T. Tolces Mr. Mrs. Manning Alice G. Colangelo Clayton Seeley Gerry Gallinat Frank C. Hawthorne Constance Main George Hammond Mrs. Connie Morrison Mr. Robert W. Dodds Mrs. Barbara Brown Mrs. Jane T. Kelley Mrs. Audrey S. Walker Mrs. Brenda Boulrice Mrs. Jean Hough Mr. Clarence M. Desorcie Mrs. Marilyn B. Houde Mr. Mrs. James Minogue Mr. Mrs. Bill Coolidge Linda McGuire Susan Dunham Mr. Mrs. James Hogle Daniel Meegan Gerald Brow Jim Goff Dick Florentine Bob Goodspeed Best Wishes From 82 YEARBOOK STAFF (518)976-2272 CONGRATULATIONS to CLASS of 82 Route 86 Jay, New York 12941 105 BOOSTERS Best wishes to the Class of ’82 from Mr. Mrs. James Minogue Congratulations from Gonyea’s Gas Golf Course Rd. AuSable Forks, N.Y. 12912 Compliments of H. Patno Son, Inc. Speed Queen, Appl. Congratulations to Class of ’82 from Roger Ray Poland’s Used Cars Compliments of Dr. George P. Najim Au Sable Forks, N.Y. Good Luck to the Class of ’82 From Fitz’s Liquor Store Bridget Fitzsimmons (prop) Best of Luck Riani’s Grocery Montgomery Wards Barry and Alice Clark Locally owned operated AuSable Forks, N.Y. Best Wishes to the Class of ’82 from Clark Richards Insurance Congratulations to the Class of ’82 from Shaklee Distributors Loren Sarah Craig Compliments of Laundree’s Five Dime Issett’s Since 1914, Au Sable Forks Congratulations to the Class of ’82 from North Country Appliances 22 Liberty, Keeseville Congratulations to the Class of ’82 from Betty’s Hair Creations Compliments of Rippling River Motel Keeseville, N.Y. Congratulations to the Class of ’82 from Pearl’s Department Store Compliments of Evelyn’s Second Time Around, Front St. Keeseville Congratulations to the Class of ’82 from Roy’s Trucking Pleasant St. Keeseville, 834- 7928 GO FOR IT CLASS OF 82 Loreman’s Sales Center Supplier of Camping goods Sporting goods printed garments — Keeseville Congratulations to the Class of 1982, from The Echo Brook Nursery Grove St., Keeseville 834-7072 Good Luck to the Class of 1982 from Dr. Jerome Resnick Optometrist Compliments of McNierney’s Grocery Keeseville, N.Y. Compliments of Perky’s Flower Mart Rt. 9N, Keeseville Best Wishes from Northern Insuring Inc. AuSable Forks Pray’s Farm Gardens Rt. 9N Keeseville Compliments of Arnold’s Grocery and Likker Locker 85 Pleasant St. Keeseville, N.Y. 106 Portrait It’s What You Want It To Be. Inc Vardcn Portrait is a timeless commemorative of your graduation. Your Vardcn portrait will speak with distinction. For over 30 years, the name Vardcn has meant the ultimate in portraiture. When you graduate, don't settle for less. Il2inuirk-vinkkii Best Wishes To The Class Of '82 Congratulations To The Class Of '82 From A.V.C.S. STUDENT COUNCIL Congratulations To The Class Of 1982 FROM HAMMOND'S TASTEE FREEZE 107 THE V ® tOfr SALOAI CUT BLOW STYIINC HAIR STYLING PERMANENTS Compliments of CHESTERFIELD'S TRUCK STOP MOTEL Keeseville, New York Compliments of HAROLD'S BAR Specializing in Clam bakes and Bar-B-Q’s Best wishes to the class of ’82 NORTH POLE NORTH COUNTRY CLUB CAMPSITES North AuSable Street On The Ausable River Keeseville, N.Y. 834-7255 946-9994 Compliments of ELLIOTT'S General Store Clintonville N.Y. Best wishes to the Class of ’82 from Compliments of McDonalds store Jay, N.Y. AUSABLE FORKS VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 946-2555 108 Compliments of Compliments of Best wishes to The Class of ’82 JEFFS . NATIONAL SALES CO. HAROLD BOMBARD AUTO BODY SHOP K'S MEAT MARKET 20 Main St. AuSable Forks “Clothing for the entire Family” Route 9N AuSable Forks 647-5359 647-5230 109 COOLIDGE BEDARD General Contractors AuSable Forks N.Y. 647-8820 or 647-8660 Compliments of WHITEFACE LIQUOR STORE Congratulations Compliments of PAUL D. DK. SOjCAKSKJ D.0.S. SAVAGE Supervisor 5 Town of Jay Compliments of Au Sable Valley Agency, Inc. A LX. FORMS OF INSURANCE PEEKS PHONE. 047-5700 MAIN ST- BOX 245. AU SABLE FORKS. NY 12912 PHARMACY ROD CAREY' TOM PHILLIPS RKN. 047-8050 Rkn. 643-8944 Best Wishes to The Class of ’82 Compliments of k BLUE SPRUCE MOTEL Cable color TV, Air conditioned LASHUA'S J| DECORATING Route 9, 1 mile south of AuSable Chasm Keeseville, N.Y. Phone (518) 834-7155, Keeseville, NY 12944 834-7921 no Congratulations Class of ’82 from AUSABLE FORKS PRIMAR Y SCHOOL THE WILMINGTON INN An old style country inn Located in the heart of the Lodging Adirondacks: Dining Room Tavern Compliments of the Dean Family Good Luck! Class Of '82 ADEN'S GAME ROOM AuSable Forks, N.Y. 647-9900 Phone 51 834.7067 KEESEVILLE. N. Y. 12944 JOHN RUFF SON TRUCK AND AUTO BODY REPAIR AUTO TRUCK REFINISHING. TOWING. WELDING - WHEEL ALIGNMENT . BALANCING BRAKE SERVICE AND TUNE-UPS - RADIATOR SERVICE FRAME STRAIGHTENING John s. Ruff. Sr John S. Ruff, jr FRANCIS F BEZIO INC Bulk gas Service Appliances, rented heaters Fuel oil, Kerosene, gasoline motor oil Phone 834-7315 Best Wishes To The Class Of '82 from CAROLYN DOUGLAS Compliments of Congratulations To the THE VILLA Class of ’82 From MOTEL KARL DOYLE Clarence Marion Soper Plumbing Heating in Congratulations to Class of 82 MOTEL Ski Whiteface Mountain — Open All Year Wilmington. N Y 12997 Site of 1980 Olympic Alpine Events Dial 518-946-2262 Best wishes to the SANTAS Class WORKSHOP of NOSTH POLf, ffl.Y ’82 Congratulations to the class of ’82 ED. DAGUE CHEVROLET INC Keeseville, N.Y. Congratuations Class Of 1982 AT. BRELIA SON'S, INC. Keeseville, New York 518-834-7723 Congratulations to the Class of ’82 Septic Tanks — Bird Baths — Steps Dry Wells — Lawn Ornaments — Patio from Furniture JIM'S MEAT CONCRETE MARKET SPECIALTY Quality Fresh Meat-Cold Cuts Friendly Service 55 Chesterfield Street Phone 647-5430 Keeseville, New York 12944 Best Wishes Congratulations from to Class of 82 THE AUSABLE VALLEY Under Ne w Management The Ark JAZZ ROCK Restaurant Sfe§t ENSEMBLE R. 9N • Upper Jay Located 4 MUm from Keene _ MCLEAN'S Compliments of DAIR Y BAR BAILEY Steaks-Chicken-Home Cooking FUNERAL HOME North AuSable Street Keeseville, N.Y. Keeseville, N.Y. 834-9939 MADDENS Compliments of COUNTR Y STORE VILLAGE BAZAAR “The Store with Most Everything” Keeseville, New York FRANCIS E BEZIO INC Bulk gas Service Appliances, vented heaters Fuel oil, kerosene, gasoline motor oil Phone 834-7315 KEESEVILLE HARDWARE AND RENTAL AND SPORTING GOODS 26 Front Street Keeseville, N.Y. Congratulations Class of ’82 from the GATEWAY RESTAURANT Good Luck to Class of ’82 From ZAUMETZER- SPRAGUE FUNERAL HOME AuSable Forks, N.Y. 647-8177 Compliments of AuSable Valley Telephone Co. 114 “Alternative To The High Cost of Printing” Adirondack Litho Inc. BOX 3, MAIN STREET, (Next to Post Office) KEESEVILLE, NEW YORK 12944 Bill McCann Owner Manager (518) 834-1540 ERNEST C. Best wishes DRAKE from Used Cars-24 Hour Towing THE INDOLE GOLF N.Y.S. Inspection Station COUNTRY CLUB, INC Silver Lake Rd. AuSable Forks, N.Y. 647-5934 or 647-8852 Best Wishes from FRAN'S GULF Congratulations to the Class of ’82 from the BARNSTEAD AuSable Forks RESTAURANT 647-8140 Fine Foods and Legal Beverages 115 AUSABLE VALLEY RIDES Ausable Forks COMPANY OWNERS AND OPERATORS OF THE WORLD FAMOUS AUSABLE CHASM OPEN TO THE PUBLIC SINCE 1870 Box 39 Joe Casey: 647-8158 AUSABLE CHASM, N.Y. 12911 offer Congratulations to the BLUE BreIakfa‘t Lunch BOWL Dinner RESTAURANT Class Of '82 Open 6a.m.-8p.m. Richard Graham Prop. 0 1 i THE KEY TO BETTER BANKING IS YOUR INDEPENDENT BANK What Can Do For You Today? eeseville national bank KEESEVILLE PERU PLATTSBURGH CHAZY Member F.D.I.C. 116 KEESEVILLE • PLATTSBURGH 834-9306 563-8464 LAKE GEORGE PRODUCE COMPANY, INC. Fruit Vegetables • Frozen Foods • Eggs • Meat • Grocery • Specialty Items INDUSTRIAL PARK • KEESEVILLE, NEW YORK 12944 Best Wishes To The Class Of 82 From PEP5I-COLA Keeseville, N.Y. ASHLEY'S AUTO REPAIR Route 9N Keeseville, N.Y. 12944 834-7488 BEST OF LUCK From: AUSABLE JAYCEES Serving the AuSable Valley 117 Congratulations to the Class of ’82 from LANDMARK MOTOR LODGE (518) 946-2247 Congratulations and best Wishes from FOX-FINNEGAN AGENCY INC. Main Street Keeseville, N.Y. 12944 Phone: 834-7106 834-9261 James A. Finnegan Broker Best Wishes from the Staff of CLARK-FORRENCE AGENCY; INC. 9 Main Street Keeseville, N.Y. Good Luck to Class of ’82 from BRUCE'S BODY SHOP AuSable Forks, N.Y. 647-8006 Way to go Class of ’82 from th€TRIPL6 M MARKET 15 MARGARET ST., KEESEVILLE ( Jvit oH Rt. 9, tvm right f Avtoblo VoIlf T� U?hon� Co. ) STORE HOURS; � am j Mon • Sat: 10 am - 8 pm Sun: 12 am - 5 pm (O I Oy O%54“0UUo 118 Best of Wishes Class of ’82 from Congratulations to the Class of 82 Best Wishes Class of ’82 from 20 MAIN TAVERN George P. Najim D.D.S. CHEZ RAYMONDE BEAUTY SHOP AuSable Forks, N.Y. 647-9902 Main Street AuSable Forks AuSable Forks, N.Y. 647-8892 Irving Bank Corporation Quality Service With a Home Town Feeling. Four Locations: � 1 Mm V : I jkc lk� n A C I jkc fu. ] (i4J tfaooL l'tj ,1 Koine r. UkePUcol wiimMifKM Bank of Lake Placid Member FDIC Congratulations to The Class of 1982 from BANK OF LAKE PLACID Congratulations to The Class of ’82 TIROLERLAND Jay, N.Y. 12941 Best Wishes to The Class of 1982 from Resaurant Motel Livingston L. Hatch Attorney at Law Keeseville Civic Center Best Wishes VILLAGE MOBIL Dick Florentine 2-4 Front Street Keeseville, N.Y. 119 Class Of 82 From BRADFORD H. ATTORNEY ARCO HEATING SERVICE Electrical, Plumbing, and Heating Golf Course Road Ausable Forks, N.Y. 647-8108 fflcvutA rn4nu iitu oflA Holy Name ' lu'Ya U odk, ,A«4 Ao+ji 42942 Congratulations to the Class of 1982 GROVER KNITTING MILLS, INC. South Au Sable Street, Keeseville, N.Y. 12944 Regency 120