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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1983 volume:

WJ jJz JsAs There have been years Of doubt and now, Now it is a year Of friendship and peace. You tempered the seasons Of fighting and pushed Us to reach this time Of joking and crying. There has been an Ebb and flow of days, Of Days filled with Being here and leaving here We will return to find The circle is the same. You still guide them To the shore we have Now found is the real world. 1983 This book is dedicated to Mr. Barney Mitchell for his unsurpassed, unfailing and always hu- morous assistance on the yearbook staff and in our school days. THANX! V.___________ STAFF CENTRAL OFFICE Mrs. Maryann Denton, Secretary to Superintendent; Mr. A. Bernard Charbonneau, Treasurer; Mrs. Donna Douglas, Account Clerk Mr. James H. LaGoy, Superintendent BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated: Mr. Chester Sheffield, Mrs. Audrey Finley, Mr. Leslie Ginett, Mr. Maurice Southmayd, Vice Pres.; Standing: Mr. Wilbur Johnson, Mr. Robert Eilers, Mr. Alan Patnode, Pres. MIDDLE-HIGH SCHOOL SECRETARIES Mrs. Dorothy Baker, Mrs. Doris Mar- tino 3 Mr. Daniel Meegan. Principal PRINCIPALS Mr. Barney Mitchell, Assistant Mr. Clarence Desorcie, Mr. Robert Goodspeed (Director), Mr. James Hays SECRETARIES GUIDANCE DEPT. EDUCATIONAL COMMUNICATIONS Robert Bergevin (Director) Mrs. Margaret Karkoski, Secretary Mrs. Nancy Darling (Guidance Secretary), Mrs. Kay O’Neill (Teacher Typist) SCHOOL TRUANT PSYCHOLOGIST OFFICER SCHOOL NURSE DRIVER EDUCATION Miss Greta LaGoy SIXTH GRADE TEACHER HEALTH EDUCATION ENGLISH DEPT. In response to the pre- vious years varied and brilliant assessment of the A.V.C.S. English De- partment, the honorable and exceedingly syco- phantic 1983 Yearbook Staff wish to express their cerebrations, “Oh, yeah?!” Mr. C. Emrich Seated: Mrs. M. Houde, Mrs. M. Prentiss. Center: Mrs. P. Bedard, Mr. G. Houde, Mrs. C. Thomas. Back: Mr. J. Meier, Mr. W. Johnson, Mr. D. McCormick, Mr. E. Ba- ker. ART DEPT. The A.V.C.S. Art Department, capably staffed by Mrs. Dunham and Mrs. Changelo, teaches a wide range of courses from Draw- ing and Painting to Crafts. However, empha- sis in all our art classes is on expression of the students’ true feelings. Mrs. S. Dunham, Mrs. D. Changelo. FOREIGN LANGUAGE Our language courses are expanding! French, a vital world language, as is Spanish, is now taught to some seventh grade classes. Hopes are for greater en- rollment in high school language classes. Mr. C. Desorcie, Mr. G. Houde 6 Mrs. L. McGuire, Mrs. B. Boulrice, Mr. M. Bush, Mrs. J. Prevo, Mr. D. McCormick MATH DEPT. The emphasis in our math department this year is still on computers. The BA- SIC programming course is a popular if difficult class and the addition of a new Super Pet computer to our computer room brought with it a new class: Pas- cal Programming. Mr. G. Latourelle INSTRUCTIONAL MEDIA CENTER Mrs. Jean Hough, Mrs. Jane Kelley Mrs. Kelley and Mrs. Hough, our librarians and aides, re- spectively, are helping the many students from the sixth and seventh grades who are unfamiliar with the I.M.C. facili- ties. We also learned that in correspondence with the inter- est in computers, our library now subscribes to several unique computing journals. SCIENCE DEPT. There is now a new course being taught in the A.V.C.S. Science department. In addi- tion to their normal science course, some eighth grade students are now taking the Introduction to Biology class being taught by Mr. Hammond. Teachers hope this will spark new interest and prepare students for Re- gents Biology. Seated: Mrs. S. Latourelle, Mrs. L. Baker, Mr. R. Ar- chambault, Standing: Mr. R. Robare, Mr. R. Shambo, Mr. G. Hammond. 7 SOCIAL STUDIES BUSINESS The A.V.C.S. Social Studies Department is certainly patriotic but courses such as Me- dia and World History make for a well- rounded Patriot. This year, a new current events course taught by Mr. Brow is being offered to seventh grade students. rr Mr. R. Brogowski (Athletic Director), Miss M. Beagle, Mr. D. Comegys, Mrs. C. Morrison, Mr S. Bassett PHYSICAL EDUCATION SPECIAL RESOURCE The ever limber; ever on-the-go gym staff of A.V.C.S. has gained a new member. Mr. Harry (Skip) Bassett. We hope he can keep up with the terrors of the ping-pong table! Mr. Larry Holdridge AND MORE BUSINESS Mrs. Margaret Delaney The Business Depart- ment is changing with the times. Four Com- modore computers with disk drives have been installed in Mrs. Gray’s area. These and other modern of- fice equipment are keeping our business staff 1. R. to L.-Mr. T. Randall, Mrs. J. Gray, Mrs. A. Walker, Mr. R. Harmon 9 HOME ECONOMICS Our Home Economics department is a “deli- cious” place to be. At least, the aromas from Mrs. Morina’s cooking classes drive the kids in the halls crazy. Mrs. Ir- win, on the other hand, prepares students for careers in child care, nursing and fashion. Mrs. Jocile Irwin, Mrs. Jessica Morina INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mrs. Patricia Bedard SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS 10 The A.V.C.S. Industrial Arts staff provides a vast spec- trum of useful classes such as electricity, metal, Wood Working, Graphic Arts, and Ceramics. No wonder they are one of the best I.A. staffs in N.Y. Mr. Rickey Rondeau Mr. Donald Hollingsworth Mr. Peter Gload Mr. Jeff Holmes Mr. Robert Dodds A. Foland, H. Smith, B. McCormick (Manager), T. Lessard, J. Norman, E, Blaise, B. Lesperance, D. Siddon Mrs. B. Robertson CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Judy Wilkins Mrs. Eva Robarge SCHOOL CUSTODIANS D. Blaise, C. Haywood, J. Denton, F. Nor- man (Head Custodian) Mrs. June Venette TEACHER AIDES 11 Mrs. Eileen Morse, Mrs. Janet Coolidge Mr. Carl Boissy The yearbook wishes to thank Mr. Molholsky, Mr. Boissy, and Mr. Santor for all their enthusias- tic work preparing students for the All-State concert. Mr. Richard Molholsky MUSIC DEPT. Mr. Richard Santor 12 SPECIAL SERVICES Mrs. Karen Molholsky, Reading Ms. Barbara Reed, Special Education Mrs. Patricia Garrow, Visu- ally Handicapped Miss Bonnie Bellows, Special Education Allen Abair Bair Yearbook 4, Voice of Democ racy 3, Solar Fair 3 Tim Akey Dr. Feel-Good Track 1.2,3,4, Indoor Track 3,4, Chorus 4, Soccer 4 Patrik Alex Mr. Sex Appeal” Soccer 4 Annette Baker “Vampira” Carleton Baker Carlos J CCen jlbaifo Tvni jln-rwttc. yBafoi, jYaaTjLflwnt VaihifcJUm Catletbri ‘fiafoc fi uj Mb fiedcvuT Clnc fif % 'eoaur J am ittc- fie- iv Cflanizb filaiM Robert Baldwin “Baldy” Soccer 2,3, Tennis 2,3 John Barber Bryan Bedard Rupert Cindy Besaw Mom” Softball 1,2,3,4, Honor Society 3,4, Yearbook 4 Nannette Bezio Business Club 2,3,4, FBLA 3,4 Charles Blaise is Tammy Blaise Lisa Boisseau Mona” Class Jockette Soccer 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Powder Puff 1,2,3,4, Softball 1,2, Track 3.4. Student Council 1,2,3, Treasurer 4. Honor Society 3,4, Dennis Bola “Denny” Melissa Bombard “Smurfette” Crafts Club Richard Bombard Tracey Bombard “Most Intellectual XW� %Ca icGxruf %7m£wuf V e iooa ‘fiomfwuf ‘Tkacty ‘fiomfiaAiT O Yarf 'JBa htj ‘J anxwrvnc, rumr CJyJaLUUjC£ 23 uzAefb £)awT fiwrfwy Marc Bosley Bethany Bourgeois Ralph” Soccer 1,2,3.4. Basketball 1.2,3,4, Softball 1,2,3,4, Pow- der Puff 1,2,3.4, Key Club 3.4, Honor Society 3,4, Student Council 4 Maurice Bressette Maury Football 3,4, Marianne Brow David Bushey Steve Chauvin Soccer 1,2.3. Track 2. Tennis 3.4, Golf 1. Wind Ensemble 1.2.3.4, All-State Jazz Rock 2.3.4, Chorus 1,2, Model U.N. 3, Key Club 1,2,3,4, Honor So- ciety 2,3, President 4, Prom Court 3 Marty Clodgo Class Alcoholic Football 3,4, Baseball, 2. Track 3, Prom Court 3 Brenda Collins Indoor Track 4. FBLA 4 Candy Cooke Russell Coolidge Rush Greg Cross Most Changed” Jazz Rock 1,2,3,4, Wind En- semble 1,2,3,4. Chorus 1, Football 4 CiCTi m CooCidcjC c jaA TV CupcjjO ‘yfaujami C'u’-m CjaMi fi'ECia Catty o£fA Maryann Cross Spaz Most Friendly Soccer 1,2,3.4, Track 4. Vol- leyball 4. Powder Puff 4, Prom Queen, Student Council 1,2,3, Secretary 2. Vice-Pres. 3, Key Club 3,4. Larry Crowningshield Nadine Dague Beaner Swimming 1, Basketball 1.2, Tennis 1.2,3,4, Jazz Rock 1,2,4, Secretary 3, Wind En- semble 1,2,3,4, All-State Stage Band 3, Chorus 1, Voice of De- mocracy 3 Marie D Elia Soccer 1, Band 1.2 Chris Dickerson Wink Cathy Dobbs Cadobber Gymnastics 1,2, Billy Douglas Track 2,3,4, Indoor Track 3,4, Football 3,4, Tammy Douglas “Mouth” “Class Mouth” Football Cheering 1,2,3,4, Bas- ketball Cheering 1,3,4, Track 2, Softball 3. Student Council 1, Jr. Prom Court Janine Douglass “Weiner” Basketball 1,3,4, Jr. Prom Court, Homecoming Court 1, Honor Society 3,4, Powder Puff 1, Class President 1, Class Vice President 2 Cindy Durgan “Cindy-lou” Soccer 2, Track 4, Volleyball 3,4, Powder Puff 3,4, Tennis 2, Student Council 1,2, Jr. Prom Committee 3, Senior Ball Com- mittee 4 John Fitzgerald “Fitz” Louis Fournier Luke” a ru r Cmdu' Purges ‘laufr JouMxm Marc Gauthier Vfy ic (jcuitfayt Qkfffnwt 3fio(izef (jcdlurifai JlCbit C i £in ± {Jama ( vuvic i Tana G wnA' Delia Giddings De De James Girardin “Jim Michael Godlewski Mike Honor Society 2,3,4, Wind En- semble 1.2,3,4, Jazz Rock 1.2.3.4, Chorus 1, Swimming 1.2.3.4, Soccer 1,2,3,4, Tennis 3,4 Tara Goheens “Shortcake Softball, Cheerleading 1, Bas- ketball 21 ‘Tina Goheens Tinker” Gymnastics 1,2, Powder Puff 3 Kevin Grogan David Hackett Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4 John Hamilton Johnny” Soccer 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3, Ski Club 3,4 Tara Hannah “Tar-Tar Peggy Healey Maggie Gymnastics 1,2, Basketball Cheering 1,2,3,4. Football Cheering 1,2,3,4. Jr. Prom Court VcwuTfaicfctt T vux Jianmj Tim (joda iccmA 5 Mark Hockenberger “Hawk” Louis Jarvis “Cookie Jarvis” Patrick Jones Jonsey” Swimming 1.2.3.4. Soccer 4. Ski Club Track 3 Susan Kelley Sue Student Council 3.4. Tennis 1.2. Volleyball 3. Pottery Club 1,2,3. V. President 4. Talent Show 3.4. Key Club 4 Colleen Kennedy “C.K.” Basketball 1.2. Tennis 1,2.3.4. Wind Ensemble 1.2,3,4, Jazz Rock 2,3, Treasurer 4, All- State 3, Chorus 1. Class Trea- surer 4, Model U.N. 3,4. Voice of Democracy 3,4, Tanya Kevorkian “Class Arguer” Chorus 1,2, Honor Society 3.4, Model U.N. 3.4. Track 1.2.3, Yearbook 4. ’ Kelly King “Rudy” FBLA 3,4, Business Club 2, Volleyball 1.2,3.4, Softball 2, Scorekeeper. Tammy King Teresa Krajeski “T.K.” “Miss Sex Appeal” Swimming 1,2,3, Track 1,2,3,4, Indoor Track 3,4, Bas- ketball 1, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Band 1.2, Soccer 4, Key Club 3, Sec- retary 4, Honor Society 3,4, Class Treas. 3, Jr. Prom Ct. Student Council Pres. 4. Tim LaBounty Timmy” “Class Flirt” Football 1.2,3,4, Basketball 1.2, Track 1,2,3,4, Student Council 3 Shawn LaFountain Donna Lahue “Frenchie” Swimming 1,2,3,4, Basketball 3,4, Powder Puff 3,4 24 T' yi£$a Jfafcdfti kauji Za%unf ZMj 'Tini JXm ILcxMic £) nxLF T:m 'Unaty Shawl l.y0 i Richard Lawrence “Ricky” Youth Forum 3.4. Model U.N. 3.4, Band 3,4, Honor Society 3.4, Tracy Lawrence Robert Lemieux “Bob” “Class Moocher” Football 1.2,3,4, Basketball 1,2, Track 3.4. Class V. Pres. 4 Lisa Lincoln Student Council 1,4 Donald Loreman Spike Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4. Baseball 1.2.3.4, Wind Ensemble 1.2,3,4, Jazz Rock 1,2,3,4 Sharon Lyon “Curly Business Club 1,2,3, Sec. 4. FBLA 3,4, Softball 2 Christine Marsha “Chris Business Club 2, Crafts Club 2,3,4. Linda Martin Karen Massaro Elizabeth McCann Libby Business Club 1,2,3, Parlia- mentarian 4, FBLA 3,4, Volley- ball 3. Track Manager 1, Guid- ance Aide 1,2,3,4 Mike McCulloch “Dickie Thomas McDonald 26 CQddm V'la'um yfiWTj' Jfcuaw Jficiac ?[cCaGircf ‘ZLfSci V{cCm7i Zfimm Vfjbuxff T u cu JfitcQC' Mark McNierney William McNierney “Bill Bowling 2,3.4. Baseball 2,3.4, Jazz Rock 2,3,4, Wind Ensem- ble 1.2.3,4 Tracey Mehan “Spacey “Class Clash Yearbook 2,3, Crafts Club 4, Pottery Club 4 Marilyn Minogue Business Club 1,2,3.4. FBLA 3.4. Yearbook Staff 1,2,3,4. Track 1,2, Jr. Prom Committee Thomas Mitchell Tom Mitch Beth Molholsky Swimming 1, Basketball 1.2. Volleyball 3.4, Tennis 1.2,3.4, Student Council 1,2,3,4, Key Club 3, Vice President 4, Class Treasurer 3,4, National Honor Society 3.4, Wind Ensemble 1,2,3, Chorus 1,2,3.4. Voice of Democracy 3, Chorus All- State, Essex All-County Cho- rus 27 Valerie Moody “Valley Girl” “Most Likely to Succeed Honor Society 2,3.4, Yearbook Staff 3, Editor 4, Student Council 3,4, Model U.N. 3,4, Voice of Democracy 3,4, Track 1 Homecoming Committee 4 Shelley Morrow All-State Band 1,2,3,4, All- State Chorus, Jazz Rock 1.2.3.4, Wind Ensemble 1.2.3.4, Swimming 1, Basket- ball 1,2, Honor Society 3,4, Model U.N. 3, Voice of Democ- racy 3 Thomas Mousseau “Bullet Class Jock Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1.2.3.4, Baseball 1,2,3,4 Kelvin Nolan Petra Owen Kim Patnode Cheering 3. Band 2.3, Volley- ball 2, Business Club 2,3, FBLA 3 Monday tyJxyJy %tru £ Juki Hrro i Mllf 'PrQtj Sue Punchy Hhr Poland parid Quinn Julie Perrotte Jewels” Softball 1.2, Soccer 3,4, Swim- ming 1.2. Basketball 1,2,3,4, Track 3.4. Volleyball 4, Busi- ness Club 1.2, Sec. 3, Pres. 4. FBLA 3,4, Chorus 1, Powder Puff 3.4, Voice of Democracy 3 Peter Poland Pedro” Class Clown” Basketball 1, Football 4, Base- ball 2.3. Homecoming Court 1,2,3, Class Pres. 4, Jr. Prom Court Amy Pray Anna Pulsifer Annie” Softball 2.3.4 Sue Purick Track 1,2, Yearbook 1.2 David Quinn 29 Tina Quinn Jacqueline Rabideau “Jackie” Business Club 1,2,3, FBLA 3 Tina Reno Kathleen Rielly “Kathy Class Tease” Track 1,2,4 Brenda Roberts “Kamikaze Class Bullcrap- per” Soccer 2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,4. Softball 1,2,4, Volleyball 4, Powder Puff 1,3,4, Student Council 3, Pottery Club 1.2,3, pres. 4, Textiles Club 1,4 Kim Rock Band 1,2 ‘ flita Qumn ' nudil o tris Jujfilnu Ttyndmu ftklisiaSkldmfy Sum Sank Warn Tmcm Skjjud. fjcwZrd Smih Regan Rock Baseball 1,2,3.4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Soccer 4 Susan Santa Maria “Sue” Crafts Club 3,4 Melissa Savage Aggie” “Most Cheerful” Track 1,2,3.4, Swimming 1.2.3.4, Indoor Track 3,4, Stu- dent Council 1,2, Homecoming Court 1,2,3, Queen 4, Jr. Prom Princess Francine Sheffield “Fran” “Most Spirited” Gymnastics 1.2,4, Co-Captain 2.4, Football Cheering 3,4, Basketball Cheering 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4, Indoor Track 3.4, National Honor Society 3.4, Wind Ensemble 1.2,3.4, Jr. Prom Court, Class Sec. 1.2.3.4, Powder Puff 3.4, Homecoming Ct. 2,3. Melissa Sheldrake “Missy” Business Club 2,3,4. FBLA 3,4, Honor Society 3,4, Volleyball 3, Track 3, Guidance Aide 1,2,3.4 Howard Smith “Howie” Football 1,2,3,4, Homecoming Court 1,2,3, King 4, Jr. Prom Court, Sr. Ball Court 31 Michael Smith Michelle Smith Shelly” Yearbook 1,2,3.4 Nancy Smith Nan” Business Club 2.3.4. V.Pres. 4, FBLA 3,4 Shari Snow Class Spaz Football Cheerleading 4. Busi- ness Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 4. FBLA 3,4, Sr. Ball Committee Stephanie Snow “Stuff Class Giggler Student Council 1, Honor Soci ety 3,4, Jr. Prom Committee, Basketball 1,2,3,4. Football Cheerleading 4, Powder Puff 1.2.3,4 Alan Sorrell Chorus 1.2,3.4, All-County 1,2, All-State 1, Yearbook Staff 3,4 32 Michael Smith Stykmk SnoV Michelle Smith Shari Sn Brian Sousis “Goose Cherryl Sousis Wanda Sousis Laurie Spear Gymnastics 1,2, Basketball Cheerleading 1,2,3,4, Football Cheerleading 2,3,4, Band 1 James Spooner Jonathan Strack Jon” Chris Straight Ray Sullivan “Weasel “Best Dressed Guy” Swimming 1,2, Girls Swim Manager Jazz Rock 1,2,3.4, Wind Ensemble 1,2,3,4, All- State Stage Band 4, Student Council 4, Pottery Club Trea- surer 4. Model U.N. 3,4, Voice of Democracy 3 Yearbook 1 Glen Tetreault Football 3 Track 3 Student Council 2,3,4 Pamela Theroux Pammie FBLA 3,4, Chorus 1 Swimming 1,2,3,4, Track 1 David Trombley ifanila ikrm Jonathan Sincl[ Cheryl Trombly “Red Football Cheerleading 3,4, Stu- dent Council 1,3, FBLA 3,4 Kevin Turner Track 3,4, Football 3,4 Peter VanHolten Daniel Vincent Danny Sue Ann Walton “Most Creative Soccer 2,3, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Key Club 3,4, Prom Committee 3. Pottery Club Roxanne Wilkins Foxy Roxy Gymnastics 1,2,3,4, Basketball Cheerleading 1,2,3, Football Cheerleading 4, Homecoming Court 1, Prom Court 3. Chirijl Irmfrlu Ijozam Wi l ms Pekr mrfolkn Sue j i •m Favorite Teacher Mrs. Houde Favorite Food Favorite Radio Station Chom F.M. Favorite Song Hard to Say I’m Sorry Favorite Movie Fast Times at Ridgemont High Favorite Soda Mountain Dew Favorite T.V Magnum P.l. Favorite Sport Favorite Holiday Christmas Favorite Rock Group Asia Favorite Class Lounge Favorite Soap Opera Favorite Beer Guiding Light Miller Favorite Car Z-28 Favorite Pastime Partying Favorite Commercial 36 PATRIK ALEX My name is Patrik Alex. I am in AuSable Valley, from Stockholm, Sweden, for one year. I really like AuSable and the people I have met. In school, I participated in the soccer, weight-lifting, and track programs. I was also in the Ski Club. Gym was my favorite class. Windsurfing, skiing, and sailing are my favor- ite hobbies. When I return to Sweden, I will have to at- tend one more year of school, even though I will have graduated from AVCS. Then again, one day, I hope to come back and visit the U.S. CVAC Soccer All-Star Set to go on the 1983 Ski Club Trip AuSrfto Vafey Contrai School 38 Cindy Besaw TOTS Bob Lemieux ‘What a Hunk” Marilyn Minouge “She's mine all mine” Nancy Smith Brenda Roberts - “Baby KamiKaze” “Gerber Look Alike - Candy Cooke Chris Dickerson- Stretch 1-2-3 Billy McNierney Melissa Sheldrake I think I’m wet!! Charles Blaise Steph Snow-AH-MA!! Nadine Dague- YEE HAW!! Brenda Collins Steve Chauvin Rocky, Watch out! I can clean my own ears, Shari!! Shari Snow Missy Savage Monkey see monkey do! Russ Coolidge, Lisa Lincoln Allen Abair- rub-a-dub-dub KATHY RIELLY Dennis Bola Pam Theroux 39 Cheryl Trombly Regan Rock See any teeth yet, Doc? Tina Goheens Alan Sorrell-Please let me out! Donna LaHue- My first perm! Dave Bushey-No autographs please. Shelley Morrow “TA-DA” Cheryl Sousis Pat Jones Sue Kelley- Just One” Cindy Durgan Tanya Kevorkian — Their all mine” Peggy Healey Melissa Bombard MORE WEE FOLK! Michelle Smith “It’s not my mess” Sue Santa Maria 42 Sue Walton Libby McCann-l’m DRUNK AGAIN! Tammy Douglas- WAH! What a Hunk!! Janine Douglass Kim Rock- Look at the Birdie! Tom Mousseau- Somebody please push me! Annette Baker Tracey Mehan-Can I go for a ride? Marie D’Elia Val Moody- WITCHES BREW!! Chris Marsha- This is a foot! t JT '13 THAT’S Danny Vincent ALL FOLKS Colleen Kennedy Brian Sousis David Hackett Tom Mitchell Tara Goheens Tammy Blaise AND Kevin Turner Princess: M. Savage, Queen: M. Cross, King: T. LaBounty, Prince: S. Chauvin. . Court: R. Wilkins, F. Sheffield, T. Krajeski, P. Healey, J. Douglass, T. Douglas. Court: B. Bedard, M. Clodgo, R. Lemieux, T. Mousseau, P. Poland, H. Smith The 1982 Junior Prom was the event of our year. We hunted for the perfect dress or tux; we planned parties and rides; we picked out beautiful flowers. And finally it was the NIGHT. Drifting on to the dance floor with our dates as the band played “Open Arms”, it seemed the world was made of flowers ... and best friends. % £ m King: Howard Smith COURT Maryann Cross Tammy Douglas Peggy Healy Teresa Krajeski Julie Perrotte Melissa Savage Francine Sheffield Roxanne Wilkins Bryan Bedard Stephen Chauvin David Hakett Timothy LaBounty Robert Lemieux Thomas Mousseau Peter Poland Howard Smith Queen: Maryann Cross DOUBLE FEATURE I rf '%4 J -ie - ibhu C -' AJL dr cltuM i -u ■ — - •• .w r - e- «o ; i« %� % „ L. 4 cU r i IW (+tML CO Jt 'fu r' . ® I t- $Vn - ,!$? ,m; $ «tio J- OQ •Mv r . i 5-v o'crlU e. ' ' -v l ,. - •---------- - 'flz+cthjkv « zl ■■ Mmm.. x Wo8_ W , axvWfX- So Ci- 0 70 cuoA- Wai'-ri tt Eci. v £ To Towmu X jlocoC- a-X t i, £ «'ixVS | i?-|3 j 5 ?.- ? . .. ... r- . u. . s-r_ its,kir 3 } HnA. .To | | J. -'Vn.vS -, . , w- I ,, y n CA -C?' %w ,w Xw V'O OV Q- S VY CM q - v 0£ d loH o ' ri= t G '5Vi SS 1 •tS f „1,1 ? irnrP yff 'VTi-Zvf °Vp-$ ity- V v. “’V iV. 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He accepts the challenge of new exper- iences. A Junior will always treasure the day his class ring arrived and the memo- ries of the Junior Prom. To sum it all up, a Junior is one with great pride and ambi- tion. Top: J. Kahn, K. LaBounty, R. Hart, J. Frenia, D. Hackett, G. Lawerence Middle: M. Finnegan, L. Felio, P. Karkoski, R. Bourdeau, S. Cook, H. Frenia Bottom: C. Gravelle, E. Schwartz. R. Fountain, J. Kelley, D. Joy Column 1: B. Cross, C. Dubay, K. Cios, L. Farley, C. Dean. Column 2: R. Bourdeau, R. Decker, D. Beane, J. Devlin, T. Cole. Column 3: M. Belanger, A. Reiss, S. Cook, T. Elliot, B. Dodds, E. Birchall Top: B. Santor. C. Votraw. T. Snow, V. Ryan. S. Martin, C. Whisher. M. Seymour Middle: E. Winslow. L. Shay, J. Straight. S. Sullivan. M. Snow, C. Spooner. A. Tromblee Bottom: S. Worden. P. Snow. H. Poquette, D. Walsh, J. Ward Top: P. Owen, K. Matyi, S. Martin, A. O'Halloran, S. Perrotte, L Nelson Middle: M. Marshall, D. Powers. H. Redman, B. Robertson, D. Hackett Bottom: J. Nelson, T. Snow, R. Bourdeau, S. Cook, A. LaHue Top: D. Costin, R. Joy, G. LaFountain, G. Muss, M. McCulloch, L. Fournier, R. LaDuke, T. Parrish Bottom: K. Lyons, S. Hanson, D. Cornick, V. St. John, P. Van Holten GRADE 11 Top: D. Camire, L. Bechard, D. Plumadore, B. Bombard, T. Quinn, T. Zeh. Bottom: A. Hawthorne, B. Mussen, A. Pray, S. Sprague. L. Lincoln. Top: E. Giddings, C. LeClerc, P. LeClair, C. Dean, T. Cole, G. Ferguson. Bottom: D. LaMere, W. Lacy, M. Head, M. Belanger, J. Devlin. Top: L. King, K. Colegrove. Middle: J. Bailey, J. Lincoln, T. Cross, K. Brister. Bottom: J. Bruno, R. Dubray, B. Archer, M. Clark. I J. Dubay-President, M. Desorcie-Vice President, A. McKeown-Secretary, T. Kenne- dy-Treasurer SOPHOMORES I Top: T. Cross, J. Dubay, A. Dickerson. Bottom: A. Dukett. M. Desorcie, S. DeGroat, D. Drown. GRADE 10 Top: K. Loya, L. Murcray. D. Casey. Row 2: R. Bombard, A. Bureau, B. Butler. Row 1: B. Bourgeois, D. Busha, A. Bolduc, R. Bureau. Mrs. D. made me do it! Top: S. Spear, J. Smith. M. Snow, D. Rondeau. Row 2: T. Zmijewski, L. Sembrie. R. Thwaits. J. Williams. N. Torrence. Row 1: L. Shambo. Top: C. Lawrence, W. Kusalonis, R. Howerton. M. Kitts, L. Lawrence. Bottom: M. Gushue, D. LaMere, R. Healey, H. Hutchins. What is a Sophomore? A Sophomore is a member of the class of '85. He’s a little wiser and more secure in his position at AuSable Valley. His added finesse makes him capable of at- taining the title “Sophisticated Sophomore” The Sophomore class is outgoing and has lots of spirit. A Sophomore is filled with anticipation as the last two years of A.V.C.S. draw near. He strives to make his last two years profitable and rewarding. 57 Top: J. Braid, T. Bedard, N. Bolen, L. Boynton. Row 2: K. Park, M. Gushue. J. Bezio. Row 1: P. Pray, G. Armstrong. Wanna know a secret? Top: M. Smith, C. Strack, S. Tarriero, M. Winslow. Row 2: D. Clark, A. Sousis, D. Ward. Row 1: P. Souliere, J. Watkins, A. Sousis. Top: T. McDonald, M. LaGoy, G. McCabe, S. McLean. Row 2: J. LaDieu, T. Mattilla, L. Lawrence. Row 1: J. Kevorkian, J. Kitchen. “And this is the Girl's room” Top: R. Engels, R. Hinds, P. Hough. Row 2: L. Howes, R. Hanley, J. Goheens. Row 1: S. Oui- mette, P. Seguin. GRADE 10 Top: H. Jaquish, S. Hackett, T. Hathaway, M. Haynes. Row 3: S. Hull, J. Furnia, T. Gravelle. Row 2: R. Johnson, S. LaFountain, S. Joy, D. Johnson. Row 1: J. Joy, M. Hawkins, B. Hickey. Top: D. Rabideau, D. Rondeau, P. Santa Maria, D. Richardson. Row 2: J. Perkett, C. Pistone, J. Patnode, K. Reiss, D. Robare. Row 1: D. Ryan, L. Roach, S. Perrotte, D. Ryan, D. Rasco, K. Cotter. 59 E. O’Toole-Secretary, R. Rondeau-Treasurer, L. Boudreau-Vice President, N. Pas- sino-President Top: K. Parkinson, R. Nelson, F. Nelson, N. Machia, L. Morrow, B. Mitchell. Middle: S. Pelkey, E. Maicus. McLean, P. Parrow, G. Lyons, S. Morrow. Bottom: B.J. Peck, D. Ouellette, D. Pelkey. Top: S. Jaquish, M. Kitts, C. Kyea, G. Armstrong, N. Bolen. Middle: L. Kyea, J. Howes. J. Hewston. R. BaBounty. Bottom: C. Hinds. M. Lincoln. T. Hathaway. GRADE 9 Top: R. Russell. B. Poland. R. Sheffield, P. Savage. R. Rennie. Middle: D. Peryea. P. Spear, Y. Sheffield. M. Regan. Bottom: R. Prentiss. R. Rondeau, E. Redman. Top: J. Douglass. C. Douglas, C. Dobbs, J. Durgan. Bottom: T. Dubay, B. Fagan, S. Dubay. Top: D. Blaise, T. Boggs, W. Arthur, R. Besaw, T. Boggs. Row 2: B. Dean, L. Bourdeau. C. Douglas, S. Stone. Row 1: C. Dobbs. Top: D. Cooke, P. Colegrove, D. Costin, D. Cumm. Row 1: T. Bruno, D. Cooke, L. Daily And this is our GANG!!! What is a Freshman? A Freshman is the “itty bitty” one who meekly gazes at the wonders of A.V.C.S. He adjusts readily and accepts the new responsibilities of high school life. For a Freshman there is so much to learn, so much to remember! New friendships form, memories deepen all to be enriched by four years of learning till the chords of “Pomp and Circumstance” sound. Top: C. Sousis, G. Pulsifer, J. Smith, M. Spooner. Row 2: C. Sousis, D. Ryan, W. Robare, H. Sprague. Row 1: L. Pulsifer, G. Roy. Top: T. Wright, W. Thomas, R. Wilkins, H. Ward, L. Stevens. Middle: S. Wright. D. Wade, A. Welch, C. Vincent. Bottom: M. Weeks, J. Warner, R. Williams. GRADE 9 Top: D. Davis, S. Brown, C. Brown. R. Cross, R. Cave. Middle: S. Coolidge, M. Corrigan, B. Dean. B. Cole. Bottom: J. Collins, L. Casey. Top: T. Nolan, E. O’Toole, K. McCann, N. Passino, S. McDowell. Middle: C. Moody, M. Parrish, H. Owen. P. Savage. Bottom: T. Loreman, R. Cave. Top: S. Brinton, L. Bourdeau, M. Bezio, K. Booska, F. Bola. Middle: J. Belanger, M. Bresett, K. Archer, S. Bressette. Bottom: M. Barber, L. Amato. Row 1: L. Aubin, D. Blaise, C. Bouyea, D. Brumgard, T. Betters, Row 2: P. Augar, J. Cooper, J. Bombard. EIGHTH GRADE As our eighth grade students are nearing their Freshman year in school, they are going to begin the most wonderful years of their life. Friendships and memories that they’ll treasurer forever will begin to form. We know that their spirit will be a great asset in the years to come. Row 1: M. Fournier, B. Douglas, R. Cornick, B. Dodds. Row 2: T. Crown- ingshield, D. Crowningshield, K. DeCristofaro, E. Desotell. Row 1: T. Davis, M. Fournier. Row 2: S. Dubay, C. Hackett, M. Devlin, S. Cross. Row 3: M. Fournier, M. Dorr, R. Douglas, D. Doner. Row 1: R. Coolidge, R. Blaise, S. Aubin. Row 2: B. Bourgeois, C. Bezio, D. Brelia, G. Bernard. Row 3: P. Barber, E. Cobbe, F. Coolidge. Row 1: T. Hare, A. Greene, Row 2: T. King, A. Gallant, Row 3: R. Joy, Row 1: P. Haynes. Row 2: C. Hockenberger, T. Howerton, J. Gid- dings, P. Joyal, Row 3: J. Hilt, C. Hackett, M. Godlewski, B. Furnia GRADE 8 Row 1: C. Holtsclaw. Row 2: J. Lyons. S. Nelson, C. Lawrence. Row 3: M. O’Donahoe, G. LaHart, T. Lamb. Row 4: J. McIntyre, T. Hilborne, D. LeClair, R. LaPier F. LaFountain, D. Hoover, A. Kodra Row 1: R. Lemieux, J. Maxwell, Row 2: P. Martin, D. Morrow, D. Lahue, E. Miller. Row 1: S. McNierney, R. Mitchell, K. Parrow. Row 2: M. Bortnick, C. Morrow. N. Pearce, K. Peryea Row 1: F. Sawyer, T. Rock. Row 2: M. Joslin, T. Saltmarsh, M. Sesera, Row 1: K. Williams, K. Blaise, G. Blaise, B. Camire. Row 2: P. Wa- R. Prescott. Row 3: P. Seymour, B. Ransom, B.J. Ryan, K. Prentiss. trous, J. Reyell, S. Decker, H. Blaise, J. Camire. Row 1: P. Richardson, D. Robare, E. Rhino, B. Sembrie. Row 2: S. Rondeau. Row 3: T. Robare, J. Santor, C. Rock, M. Smith. Row 1: C. Vassar, S. Snow. Row 2: S. VonEntress, J. Wilier, T. Stone. Row 3: T. Thwaits, A. Witherbee, J. Worden, K. Williams. GRADE 8 Row 1: D. Wilson, J. Sucharski, E. Tetreault. Row 2: C. Soper, A. Tarriero, S. Tagliarino, C. Wilkins. Row 3: D. White, E. Wolfe, K. Wolfe, T.J. Whitaker, D. Thomas. SEVENTH GRADE The seventh graders have experienced for the first time lock- ers, hallway traffic jams, and rushing from class to class without being late. Besides the four basic studies, the seventh graders have experienced Mrs. Morina’s cooking, Mr. Mol- holsky’s music, and Mr. Houde’s French Classes. Row 1: D. Bressetle, E. Bortnick, T. Bresett. Row 2: C. Bosley. Top: S. Barber. Row 1: S. Booska, C. Bridge. M. Brinton. Row 2: T. Aubin, T. Benway, S. Carpenter. Row 3: D. Archer, L. Brelia, S. Bombard. Top: K. Bruno. Row 1: S. Changelo, C. Dobbs, J. Crowningshield, S. Denton. Row 2: K. Comegys, S. Dorman, K. Casey, M. Clark. Top: M. Dubay. Row 1: D. Cumm, C. Douglas, B. Camire. Row 2: C. Dunham, D. Dixon, J. Cooke. Row 1: L. Nelson, W. Pray. Row 2: M. Pelkey, D. Maicus, B. Martineau, M. Pomerville, K. Marshall. Top: C. Ouimette, S. Miller. C. Joy, J. Vincent, S. Harris. Row 1: J. Pray, E. Mitchell. Row 2: S. Loya, D. Morrow, K. Prescott. Top: D. Nolan, M. Pinello, M. Ouellette, C. Parrish. Row 1: B. Crowninghsield, R. Doner. Row 2: D. Daby, P. Cross, M. Cobb, B. Fagan, S. Durgan. Top: A. Darrah. Row 1: K. Hoover. Row 2: B. Finnegan, R. Fountain, T. Gorden. Row 3: L. Hart, S. Giddings. Top: T. Giroux, J. Gilbert. Row 1: T. Gumtaw, M. Felio, B. Finnegan. Row 2: E. Fessette, K. Hackett, J. Fuwler, C. Hewston. Top: M. Healey, C. Hathaway. Row 1: E. Kahn, L. LaFountain. Row 2: J. LaDieu, S. LaFountain, S. Joy. Row 3: K.J. Langdon, T. Kennedy, R. King, C. LaFlure. Row 4: B. Howerton, W. Lincoln, D. Lovely, L. Howes. M. Fournier GRADE 7 Row 1: G. Pulsifer, T. Rhino. Row 2: K. Smith. K. Redman, E. Robare. Row 3: D. Schultz. T. Roy, A. Smith. Top: M. Soper. Row 1: B. Ward. Row 2: D. Zeh, J. Stevens, S. Stillwell. Row 3: C. Ward, H. Taylor, M. Witherbee, A. Walz. Top: C. Worley, S. Ward. Row 1: S. Pulsifer, R. Smith. Row 2: C. Robertson, K. Spear. Row 3: M. Santor. D. Seymour, F. Stanley, M. Saltmarsh. Top: C. Roach, M. Ryan. v i wv ,0 - Vt-L uf . «• Row 1: C. LaFave, D. Klages, C. Vassar, F. O’Neill. Row 2: R. Gaddy, K. Bourdeau, T. Cumm, M. Crowningshield. Row 3: S. Ganter, S. Duval, S. Sucharski, B. Bashaw, E. Ford. Row 1: K. Allen, D. Skelly, C. LaDieu. Row 2: J. Blaise, K. Purick, C. Jaquish, T. Bleau. Row 3: C. Besaw, M. Blaise, S. LaDieu, K. Gillen. T. Prentiss. Missing: L. Vassar. SIXTH GRADE MORE ... MIDDLE SCHOOL Top: T. Worden, S. Zmijewski, N. Dague, C. Kennedy. Bottom: G. Lawrence, S. Morrow. Top: S. Chauvin, D. Loreman, P. Karkoski. Bottom: G. Ferguson, G. Armstrong, D. Baker. Top: G. Cross, F. Lovely, H. Smith. Bottom: D. Mitchell, D. Tromb- ley, W. McNierney. Top: J. Lincoln, S. Cook. N. Bolen, M. Godlewski, C. Godlewski. Bottom: T. Mousseau. 73 Top: T. Worden, C. Rock, T. Loreman, R. Sullivan, G. Lawrence. Middle: A. Bolduc 3. jewski, M. Marshall. Bottom: T. Bruno, T. Hathaway. Top: J. Gaddy. M. Boynton, G. Armstrong, G. Ferguson. Middle: K. Parkinson, T. Deyoe, D. Loreman, P. Karkoski, S. McClean. Bottom: F. Bola, D. Baker, S. Wright. E. Maicus. WIND Top: S. Sullivan. B. Robertson, C. Kennedy, C. DeCristofaro, F. Sheffield. Middle: D. Walsh, C. Gillen, L. Kyea. P. Pray, J. Hewston. Bottom: M. Barber, P. Colegrove, S. Brinton. Top: D. Blaise, D. Mitchell. H. Ward, R. Lawrence. Middle: H. Smith, F. Lovely. Bottom: W. McNierney, B. Fagan. Top: H. Poquette, L. Lawrence, T. Boggs, R. Rondeau, T. Dubay. Middle: D. Pelkey, R. Williams, L. Stevens. Bottom: K. Karkoski, N. Dague, S. Morrow. Top: E. Redman, T. Mousseau, H. Trombley, M. Godlewski. Middle: D. Cumm, P. Owen, N. Bowlen. S. Cook. Bottom: M. Poquette. J. Dukett, G. Roy. S. Morrow. riTH • t 75 Top: T. Loreman. C. Rock, L. Stevens, L. Kyea. Bottom: T. Worden, R. Williams, D. Pelkey. D. Blaise, H. Ward, B. Fagan ROCK GRADE 9 JAZZ Top: T. Hathaway, J. Gaddy, T. Bruno. Bottom: F. Bola, M. Boynton, T. Deyoe. Top: G. Roy, E. Redman, E. Maicus. Bottom: S. Brinton, C. Gillen. wi CONCERT BAND Top row: M. LaValley, D. Bressette, J. Crowningshield, S. Stillwell, Middle: P. Barber, S. Dorman, T. Bresett, R. Prescott, Bottom: K. LaFlure, J. Gilbert, B. Finnegan, S. vonEntress Top row: K. Redman, J. McIntyre, E. Bortwick, Middle: D. Dixon, M. Santor, B. Fagan, K. Prescott, Bottom: J. LaDieu, M. Pinello, C. Worley, C. Bosley, M. Pomerville top row: P. Joyal, K. Marshall, T. Gordon, Bottom: L. LaFountain, K.J. Langdon, M. Ouellette, K. Comegys. M. Bortnick 77 Row 1: K. Peryea, C. Morrow, N. Pearce. K. LaBounty, R. Decker, R. Harmon. Row 2: C. Bezio, M. Kitts. B. Molholsky, H. Redman. D. Drown, J. Nelson. Row 1: B. Dodds. B. Bourgeois, R. Prescott, B. Finnegan. Row 2: E. Cobbe, E. Machia. Row 3: R. Lemieux, K. Matyi, T. Akey, A. Sorrell. Row 1: S. Brinton, S. Ward, K. Marshall. E. Kahn. K. Comegys, M. Dubay. Row 2: J. Kevorkian, K. Prescott, K. Redman, K. Casey, D. Archer, S. Brumgard. Row 3: J. Goheens, H. Poquette, M. Marshall, D. Powers, M. Bortnick, D. Robare. JAZZ ROCK: Row 1: D. Mitchell, S. Chauvin, M. Godlewski, H. Smith, T. Mousseau, Row 2: S. Morrow, R. Sullivan. T A T E WIND ENSEMBLE: Row 1: D. Trombley Row 2: B. McNierney. M. Marshall. D. Loreman, G. Ferguson, Row 3: S. Zmijewski. G. Lawrence, C. Kennedy, N. Dague. CHORUS: Row 1: K. Matyi, B. Molholsky, H. Redman. A. Sorrell Row 2: E. Machia, D. Powers. H. Poquette. K. LaBounty. R. Lemieux, T. Akey, Row 3: R. Decker Row 1: Mr. Kennedy (advisor), S. DeGroat. P. Pray. D. Hacked, T. Cole, K. Booska, Y. Sheffield, E. Redman Row 2: R. Rondeau, B. Bourgeois, D. Casey, B. Molholsky, S. Kelley, T. Kennedy, B. Cole, L. Boynton, Row 3: J. Gaddy, C. Gillian, L. Kyea, D. Powers, K. LaBounty, J. Hewston, S. McDowell, N. Pearce. S STUDENT ■ COUNCIL The Student Council, an efficient form of student gov- ernment, acts as a go-between for the administration and student body. Members are elected from home- rooms and in their first meeting officers are elected. The Council sponsors various school and community activi- ties. With the money earned from these promotions they help other organizations. A branch of the National Honor Society, the AVCS Honor Society is a service organization whose members are chosen from grades ten through twelve by a faculty committee. Nominees are judged on scholarship, lead- ership, service and character. Honor Society funds are saved for an annual group trip. HONOR SOCIETY Row 1: K. Matyi, K. LaBounty, J. Kahn, S. Chauvin (Pres.), B. Molholsky (V. Pres.), C. Kennedy (Sec), S. Morrow, S. Snow Row 2: Mrs. Prevo, Mrs. Houde (Advisors), M. Godlewski, T. Mitchell. D. Powers, B. Cross, R. Decker, F. Sheffield, B. Bourgeois, J. Douglass. T. Kevorkian, M. Sheldrake. Missing: L. Boisseau (Treas.), V. Moody, R. Lawrence. Row 1: K. King, B. Collins, N. Smith, C. Trombly, M. Sheldrake Row 2: M. Minogue. J. Perrotte, P. Theroux, S. Snow, L. McCann Row 3: A. Dukett, S. Perrotte, A. Dicker- son, D. Ryan, D. Ward Row 4: L. Farley, K. Ward. T. Elloit, W. Hackett, C. Dion, B. Butler, Row 5: L. Murcray, K. Loya, S. Martin, L. Seguin, L. Shay, Mrs. Gray (Advisor). F.B.L.A. Au Sable Valley FBLA has accomplished its number one goal for this year by creating an Advisory Council composed of local business peopl.e The new Advisory Council members were introduced to parents and school administrators at a Covered Dish Supper in September. FBLA members held basket parties to accumulate baskets which they decorated for gifts which were given at their senior citizens Christmas bingo party. Raffles, candy sales, and car washes have helped members to raise funds to attend an overnight trip to Albany where they toured the State Capitol and State Museum and to Cobleskill where they competed in Business Education Day and brought home eight awards for placing in the top ten in several con- tests. The Chapter sent a representative group to the Regional Lead- ership Conference in Amherst in October and will be sending several members to the State Leadership Conference at the Concord in April. Members have developed a program and are currently meeting with all civic groups to tell the local community about the activities of FBLA. Officers: L. McCann, Pari.; N. Smith, V. Pres.; M. Minogue, Rep.; M. Sheldrake, Hist.; J. Perrotte, Pres.; S. Snow. Treas. POTTERY CLUB The Pottery Club officers are nominated and elected in their pottery classes. All pottery students are pot- tery club members. The Club sponsors several sales and varied activities annually. Officers are: B. Rob- erts, Pres.; S. Kelley, V. Pres.; R. Sullivan, Treas.; T. Hannah, Sec. Advisor: Mrs. Dunham. KEY CLUB The AVCS Key Club is an organi- zation which, by sponsoring var- ied scholastic and community ac- tivities, has grown in both size and fine reputation. The Club of- ten holds bake sales and dances, and the annual initiation is ear- gerly awaited by staff and stu- dents alike. Row 1: K. Mayti (pres.), J. Hamilton (treas.), T. Krajeski (sec.), B. Molhosky (v. pres.), Row 2: M. Cross, S. Kelley, S. Walton, C. Durgan, Row 3: C. Kennedy, B. Santor, D. Mitchell, K. LaBounty. R. Decker SKI CLUB Officers: P. Hough (Treas.); D. Beane (Pres.); K. Doyle (Sec); R. Engel (V. Pres.). Row 1: P. Alex, S. Sullivan, D. Rasco, C. Dean, K. Moody, R. Engel, P. Hough, Row 2: T. Kennedy, T. Kennedy, J. Hamilton, T. Douglas, J. Kahn, M. Finnegan, D. Beane, K. Doyle, Row 3: J. Bailey, J. Atkins, M. Head, D. Powers, J. Devlin, J. Girardin, Mrs. Walker (Advisor). -±, jurri-i itim' . Bunny Trails Watch Out! SKI CLUB TRIP This year the AVCS Ski Club went to Smuggler’s Notch, Vermont for their annual weekend trip. Over 30 people went on the trip and everyone had a great time. It was fun to ski a new mountain and see new places and people. Also, a special thanks to Mrs. Walker, this year’s advisor, for everything she’s done for us. SCHOLARS FOR DOLLARS Scholars for Dollars is a program sponsored by area businessmen. 22 schools take part; Mr. Hays directs the contest in our school. Participants compete against a panel of students from another school. The winner of each round gets $50.00; the D. Mitchell, K. Matyi, R. Lawrence, R. Decker, T. Krajeski, V. Moody, Mr. amount goes as a scholarship to a Student attend- Hays (advisor). Missing: J. Ward. ing Clinton Community College. VOICE OF DEMOCRACY WINNERS Edward Winslow — First Prize. Deb- orah Beane — Second Prize. Valerie Moody — Third Prize. HOMECOMINGHOMECOMINGH Do You Know Me? He’s So Shy! M INGHOMECOMINGHOMECOMIN HOMECOMINGHOMECOMIN G H O M E C 0 M 1 N G 1982 Homecoming Week was a great success! We had Hat Day, Greaser Day, and, of course, Spirit Day. Our Pep Rally was better than ever with the Seniors winning Most Spirit. We lost our Varsi- ty football game to Moriah, 15 to 8, but went on to win our J.V. game, 26 to 6. The dance was the climax to a terrific week where everybody got together before starting into the old grind again. HOMECOMINGH 85 YEARBOOK STAFF Back: M. Belanger, E. Winslow, R. Lawrence, A. Sorrell, A. Abair, M. Sheldrake, S. SantaMaria, M. Smith, Front: C. Dean, H. Poquette, B. Mitchell (advisor). V. Moody, M. Minogue, B. Roberts. MISSING: (C. Besaw, T. Kevorkian, L. Murcray, K. Loya). As the majority of the 1983 Patri- ot Staff is made up of Seniors, this is our tribute to the School that has helped make us what we are today. We would like to ex- tend special thanks to Mr. Bar- ney Mitchell, our advisor, and to all the secretaries and coaches for giving us their valuable time and assistance. We leave you with remembrances of the past, dreams for the future: a year- book. O CO ? Back: C. Wisher, M. Bresette, D. Hackett, A. Finney, D. Hackett, C. Dubay, D. Rabideau, M. Seymour, D. Brousseau, W. Lacey, Coach Kahn, Coach Hamlin, Center: C. Thwaits. F. Lovely, H. Smith. M. Clodgo, D. Loreman, T. Mousseau, T. Snow, S. Martin, S. Cook, R. Lemieux. Front: D. Kyea, G. Cross. S. King, R. Bourdeau, T. LaBounty, P. Karkoski, P. Poland, H. Furnia. J. V. F 0 0 T B A 7 L L 8 Row 1: D. Costin, S. Brown, B. Armstrong, J. Dubay, A. Lincoln, G. McCabe, S. Dunham, T.J. Whitaker. Row 2: C. Brown, M. McLean, T. Loreman, B. Douglas, R. Prentiss, R. Cross, J. Braid. Row 3: E. Cobbe, T. Robare, F. Nelson, D. Rondeau, J. LaDieu, M. Snow, F. Bola. Row 4: R. Lipke, R. Sheffield, C. Strack, J. Perkett, P. Savage, C. Soper, P. Dillon, Row 5: C. Kyea, M. Kitts, M. Haynes, S. Jaquish, B. Thomas. N. Bolen. Row 1: R. Lemieux, E. Bortnick, D. Lovely. F. LaBounty, S. Cross, S. Harris. Row 2: Coach Thomas, J. Sucharski, K. Hackett, D. Bressette, T. Giroux. J. Pray, A. Walz, Coach Brogowski. Row 3: F. Coolidge. E. Miller, C. Douglas, P. Barber, C. Mitchell, A. Tyrrell. Missing: S. Furnia, C. Thwaits. FANS CHEERLEADERS, FOOTBALL , X BAND Back: M. Hawkins, J. Perrotte, H. Redman, D. Powers, J. Straight, S. Hull, M. Desorcie, Y. Sheffield, Coach McCormick. Front: B. Bourgeois, M. Cross, B. Santor, S. Sullivan, V. Ryan, P. Snow, R. Decker, K. Karkoski. Center: B. Roberts. VARSITY m Row 1: B. Hickey, D. Robare, B. Bourgeois, E. Redman. C. Pistone, J. Hamilton. S. Worden, B. Fagan Row 2: J. Duprey, C. Godlewski, B. Bourgeois, P. Alex, R. Hart. K. Mayti, T. McCormick, Row 3: P. Jones, R. Rock, T. Akey, T. Cole, Top: M. Godlewski, Coach Bassett. SOCCER Row 1: L. Garcia, M. Clark, C. Bezio, M. Bortnick, P. Cross, B. Cole J. Hewston Row 2: S. Ford, K. Redman, L. Brelia, Y. Sheffield, D. Peryea, K. McCann, E. Desotelle, S. Brinton, L. Bordeau, L. Stanley. Below: Coach Irwin. Row 1: K.Bruno, J. Fowler, M. LaValley, M. Pomerville, M. Pinello, C. Bosley, C. Worley Row 2: Mrs. Brinton, B. Hickey, M. Godlewski, M. Smith, P. Haynes, C. Rock, B. Fagan, S. Dubay, R. Prescott, T. Worden, D. Brelia Front: R. Mitchell. Row 1: S. Joy, E. Kahn, K. Fassette. K. Casey, C. Dobbs, Row 2: T. Saltmarsh, C. Morrow, B. Ransom, K. Peryea, T. Davis, C. Flathaway, D. Morrow. Row 3: K. LaBounty, D. Brumgard, K. Marshall, M. Gushue, K. Prescott, A. LaHue, R. Wilkins, K. Coolidge, T. Zmijewski, L. Shay. J. Kahn, Coach Morrison. GYMNASTICS The 1982 Gymnastics Team showed a great deal of enthusiam, Although young, most of the team members were in seventh or eighth grade, per- formances were of top quality with a skillful use of the equipment and a growing sense of body control. Special recognition should be given to Rox- anne Wilkins and Jackie Kahn for their routines in the optional class. AVCS gymnasts who received ribbons and awards in sectional competition were Erin Kahn, Robin Mitchell, Kim Peryea, Brenda Ransom and Lori Shay. GIRLS SWIMMING VARSITY The Ausable Valley Girls Swim team once again put out a very outstanding sea- son. With five wins and four losses, the small team out- shone many previous years teams. Many team records were broken repeatedly and all the girls brought down their personal best times. Lisa Roach and Jenn Smith advanced to the State Competition where Jenn Smith placed in the first twelve. She is the first AuSable Valley Girl Swim- mer to accomplish this. Bottom: Coach L. Comegys. L. Kyea, R. Rondeau, N. Passino, S. McDowell. Second row: D. Casey. L. Roach, L. Boynton, J. Smith, K. Reiss, Third row: Coach D. Comegys, J. Kitchen, H. Poquette, B. Robertson, Top: P. Theroux, D. LaHue J - V Bottom: D. Dixon, M. Brinton, K. Spear, C. Robertson, second row: B. King, T. Rhino, E. Rhino, Third Row: Coach D. Comegys, K. LaFlure, K. Comegys, Top: C. Roach. 96 Coach Lynn Comegys Bottom: D. Cooke, K. Cotter, S. Stone, M. Bezio, P. Pray, P. Spear, Top: L. Bourdeau, C. LeClair, T. Zmijewski Kneeling: N. Liberty BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS •'.'I I Row 1: T. Hathaway, J. Braid. J. Bezio. D. Hardin, S. Hackett Row 2: D. Rondeau, J. Dubay, D. Rabideau, G. McCabe, M. Snow, R. Lipke, Coach McCormick BASKETBAl Row 1: S. Jaquish, E. Redman, V. Eagleson, T. Loreman, B. Mitchell Row 2: D. Cumm, B. Douglas, D. Cooke, J. Durgan, M. McLean, P. Parrow. C. Rock. Below: Coach Holmes. Row 1: J. LaDieu, C. Bortnick, A. Tyrrell, S. Changelo, D. Lovely, J. Crown- ingshield Row 2: R. Smith, D. Bresette, K. Hackett, C. Thwaits, D. Seymour Row 1: S. Durgan. K. Redman, M. Dubay Row 2: L. LaFoun- tain, D. Dixon, Mrs. Thomas, C. Robertson, T. Gordon Row 1: J. Santor, F. LaFountain Row 2: D. White, E. Cobbe, F. Collidge, E. Miller, C. Hackett, R. Coolidge Row 3: K. Parrow, P. Seymour, D. Hoover, M. Godlewski, B. Bourgeois, M. Smith, S. Dubay. P. Barber Row 1: M. Bortnick, C. Be- zio, C. Hockenberger, T. Martin Row 2: N. Pearce, S. VonEntress, K. Morrow, Mrs. Thomas, J. Lyons, M. Kelley, M. Joslin A R S V o L L E Y B A L L T Y J 104 Row 1: S. Martin, L. Felio, B. Molholsky, C. Durgan Row 2: J. Taylor, J. Perrotte, J. Devlin, K. King, B. Cross, M. Marshall, C. Dean Below: Coach Bedard Row 1: B. Butler, T. Kennedy. L. Scriver, D. Rasco, R. Rondeau Row 2: K. Reiss, M. Belanger, R. Engle, K. Row 1: T. Gorden. K. Langdon. A. McKeown, K. Coolidge. E. Kahn. S. Fountain. D. Drown. J. Kahn. J. Straight, S. McDowell. Row 2: P. Joyal, D. Wade. E. Schwartz. M. Saltmarsh. J. Gaddy. F. Sheffield. D. LaBounty, G. Tetreault. C. Hockenberger. B. Cole. Roe 3: B. Collins, B. Lemieux, L. Boyton. W. Lacey. D. Mitchell. R. Decker. S. Cook. T. Akey. A. O’Halloran, E. Maicus. M. Finnegan INDOOR TRACK Row 1: Coach Comegys, M. Poquette. T. Deyoe, K. Comegys. T. Robare. S. Strack, Coach Walz Row 2: M. LaGoy. A. Reiss. P. Jones. C. Godlewski, C. Pistone, R. LaPier (Missing: H. Poquette. L. Roach. mananorcl VARSITY BOYS SWIMMING VARSITY Row 1: R. Nelson, T. Sorrell, B. Gordon, M. Armstrong, P. Bourdeau, D. Loreman, D. Schultz, S. Jaquish, Row 2: Coach Hoey, T. McDonald, T. Mousseau, C. Roemer, R. Rock, W. McNierney, D. Hackett. A.V.C.S. J.V. BASEBALI Row 1: B. Armstrong, J. Braid, M. McCabe, H. Frenia, T. Loreman, M. Snow, P. Savage, P. Owen. Row 2; D. LaMere. P. Karkoski, S. Martin. A. Finney, T. Snow, D. Rondeau, J. Dubay, Coach Hamlin. B O Y j S T R A C K The 1982 Boy’s Track Team was a spectacular success. There seemed to be a winning circle of spe- cial people on the team with records being broken at nearly all their meets. Great athletes showed their special talents daily and we hope those who can, will re- turn for the 1983 season. Extra-terrific performances were brought to our atten- tion by all the spirited Sen- iors. Row 1 L-R: R. Rennie, J. Hamilton, S. Worden, T. Worden, R. Bourdeau, T. Trombley, E. Tetreault, R. Liberty. Row 2 L-R: M. Venette, M. Boynton, T. Robare, R. LaPier, G. Tetreault, E. Schwartz, T. Akey, T. LaBounty, B. Douglas, B. Lemieux, C. Pistone, B. Bourgeois, E. Maicus, B. Belanger. Row 3 L-R: B. Brinton, B. Bourgeois, J. Barber, R. Sheffield, K. Turner, K. Simpson, J. Cross, K. Brelia, M. Maloney. L. Tyrrell, D. Pearce, K. Hardy, D. Mitchell, R. Hart, S. Cooke, M. Clodgo, B. Cross, G. Gaddy. Top: J. Ahrent, T. Saltmarsh, L. Kyea, N. Bourgeois, K. Maloney. L. Boisseau, F. Sheffield, J. Perrotte, B.J. Ryan, P. Joyal. S. Perrotte D Powers, K. Grogan. M. Sheldrake, L. McDowell. J. McCormick, C. Gillen, A. LaHue. Middle: P. Pray, B. Weister. T. Kevorkian. A. O'Halloran. S. Sullivan, K. Cotter. R. Hines. L. Roach, J. Kitchen. M. Bortnick. Bottom: J. Kevorkian. R. Williams. D. Pelkey, R. Decker, J. Smith, J. Kahn. L. Boynton, B. Cole. S. McDowell. E. O'Toole. The 1982 Girl’s Track Team was hindered by severe in- juries at each bend in the track. Lisa McDowell and Theresa Krajeski, both star members, were seriously hurt during the peak of the season. However, the team went on to be highly suc- cessful and came in second at Sectionals. Great job, girls! G i R L j S T R A C K m Row 1 L-R: B. Brister, T. Douglas, K. Rhino, C. Besaw, A. Trombley, Row 2 L-R: Coach Bedard, A. Pulsifer, M. Martino, D. Passino, B. Bourgeois. VARSITY A.V.C.S. Row 1 L-R: M. Belanger, C. Dean, J. Devlin. M. Marshall, P. Snow, J. Straight, Row 2 L-R: R. Johnson, K. Wade, D. Coodidge, R. Straight, D. Johnson, L. Scriver, C. Dion, K. Karkoski, Row 3 L-R: Coach Tomas, J. Howes, N. Passino, D. Peryea. j.v. GOLF ’82 Row 1: M. Smith, B. Hickey. Row 2: T. Deyoe, M. Godlewski. A. Marshall. Row 3: S. LaFountain, C. Spooner, B. Hackett, Row 4: R. Wilkins. C. Dubay. FENNIS ’82 Row 1: R. Drake. K. LaBounty, S. Chauvin, K. Meegan. Row 2: M. Karkoski, C. Kennedy, R. Baldwin. N. Dague, B. Molholsky. In your Easter bonnet With all the frills upon it ... You welded who to what?? Principals are a strange breed! AVCS BOOSTERS Congratulations to the Class of ’83 from Mr. Mrs. Richard Molholsky Best of Luck from Herb and Janice Haskin Compliments of The Studio Lake Placid, N. Y. Compliments of Jeff’s National Sales Co. Main St., AuSable Forks, N.Y. Montgomery Wards Barry and Alice Clark Locally owned operated AuSable Forks, N.Y. Good Luck to the Class of 1983 from Dr. Jerome H. 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