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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1984 volume:

I’ll remember forever your laugh And all the funny things you used to do. I’ll remember the times you were there And never let me down as your friend. I’ll remember, the bad times, too, But we didn’t have many of those. I’ll remember the person you made yourself to be So you didn’t have to be like everybody else. I’ll remember forever your little grin And how your eyes would always gleam. All these things, I’ll remember of you Because you were a special friend- I’H love you forever, Richard: By: Lisa Bourdeau ddVIS NOllVHJLSINIIAiaV CENTRAL OFFICE Mr. James H. LaGoy Superintendent STAFF Mr. Richard McQuiston Treasurer Mrs. Donna Douglas Account Clerk Miss Carol Benway Office Clerk Mrs. Maryann Denton Secretary to 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 Martino PRINCIPALS Mr. Daniel J. Meegan Principal Mr. Barney M. Mitchell Assistant Principal GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Mr. Robert Goodspeed Director-Grades 11. 12 Mr. James Hays Grades 9,10 Mr. Clarence Desorcie Grades 7,8 EDUCATIONAL COMMUNICATIONS Mr. Robert Bergevin Director Mrs. Margaret Karkoski Secretary GUIDANCE SECRETARY Mrs. Nancy Darling TEACHER TYPIST Mrs. Kay O’Neill 4 SCHOOL NURSE Mrs. Mary Gload SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST Ms. Brigid Shea INSTRUCTIONAL MEDIA CENTER Mrs. Jane Kelley Librarian Mrs. Jean Hough Library Assistant MUSIC DEPARTMENT Mr. Richard Molholsky Vocal Music, General Music Mr. Richard Santor Instrumental, General Music Mr. Carl Boissy Jazz Rock, Wind Ensemble, Concert Band HEALTH EDUCATION Mrs. Barbara Brown DRIVER EDUCATION Mr. Daniel Hoey ART Mrs. Donna Changelo Art 7,8, Studio, Crafts Mrs. Susan Dunham Pottery, Art, Drawing Painting BUSINESS Mrs. Joan Gray Office Procedures, Business Communications Mr. Richard Harmon Business Law, Math, Dynamics Mr. Thomas Randall Bookkeeping, Recordkeeping Mrs. Audrey Walker Keyboarding, Business Dynamics ENGLISH Mr. Edward Baker English 12, Motion Pictures Mrs. Marilyn Houde English 10,11 Mr. William Johnson English 9,10,11 Mr. Joseph Meier English 9,10 Mrs. Marjorie Prentiss English 7,8 FOREIGN LANGUAGE Mr. Clarence Desorcie Spanish Mr. Gerard Houde French HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Jocile Irwin Clothing Family Living Mrs. Jessica Morina Foods, Crafts INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Robert Dodds Metal Shop, Welding Mr. Peter Gload Printing, Electricity Mr. Donald Hollingsworth Architectural Drawing Mr. Ricky Rondeau Wood Shop SIXTH GRADE TEACHER Miss Greta LaGoy MATH - COMPUTER SCIENCE Mr. Michael Bush High School Math, Math 10 Mrs. Brenda Boulrice Algebra. Math 8, Int. Algebra Mr. Gary Latourelle Math 7 Mr. Donald McCormick Title Math Mrs. Linda McGuire Math 8, Computer Science, Calculus Mrs. Prevo Algebra, Math 11, Math 12 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Skip Bassett Mr. Richard Brogowski Athletic Director Mr. David Comegys Mr. Larry Holdridge Mrs. Susan Irwin Mrs. Connie Morrison SCIENCE Mr. Rudy Archambault Science 7.8 Mrs. Lillian Baker Biology. Gen. Science Mr. George Hammond Earth Science. N.R. Chem., Physics Mrs. Sandra Latourelle Science 7.8 Mr. Richard Robare IPS, Chemistry, Physics Mr. Robert Shambo Biology, Gen. Science SPECIAL TEACHERS Miss Bonnie Bellows Read. Math, Writing Skills Mrs. Margaret Delaney Intermediate Special Education Mr. Carl LaFountain Visually Handicapped Mrs. Barbara Reed Read, Math, Writing Skills READING Mrs. Karen Molholsky Title Reading Mrs. Susan Peryea English. Writing Skills Mrs. Cheryl Thomas English, Reading, Writing Skills SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Gerald Brow Social Studies 7.8.9 Mr. John Cowen Social Studies 10, 11, Anthropology Miss Mary Haney Social Studies 7, English 8 Mr. James Hogle Social Studies 9, Canadian Studies Mr. John Kennedy American Studies Mr. Michael Lawson Social Studies 9, World History Mr. Victor Pomerville Social Studies 8, English 7 SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS Mrs. Patricia Bedard Mr. Jett Holmes TEACHER AIDES Mrs. Janet Coolidge Mrs. Eileen Morse Mrs. Eva Robarge Mrs. June Venette Mrs. Judy Wilkins CAFETERIA STAFF Back row: Mrs. Belle McCormick Mrs. Barbara Robertson Miss Bernie Lesperance Front row: Mrs. Helen Smith Mrs. Dorothy Siddon Mrs. Elva Blaise CUSTODIANS Mr. David Blaise Mr. Charles Haywood Mr. James Denton Mr. Francis Norman saiiiAiiov samo YEARBOOK STAFF Our yearbook staff would like to thank those people who contributed so much to the yearbook this year. Thank you to Wayne Lacey who designed the artwork featured on the cover and to the teachers who helped us to identify those students we just couldn’t seem to remember. We would also like to thank those on our staff, Kim Loya, Linda Murcray, Hope Po- quette, Amy Tromblee, Ed Winslow, Dina and Lisa Casey who contributed the extra hours needed to meet our deadlines. Mrs. Darling and Mr. Mitchell, we would like to thank you for the time and effort you put into the yearbook. A big thanks goes to all the businesses, patrons and boosters who helped us with their financial contri- butions. Without these people there would be no yearbook. Row 1: A. Tromblee, K. Loya. Mr. Mitchell, (Advis- er), S. McDowell. Row 2: J. Kevorkian, L. Kyea, T. Kennedy, D. Beane, L. Murcray, H. Poquette. L. Stevens, L. Casey, D. Pelkey, N. Passino, L. Garcia, S. Ford. Row 3: R. Heller, D. Casey, S. Fountain. R. Williams, C. Vincent, T. Zmijewski. L. Sembrie, Y. Sheffield. HONOR SOCIETY Our Honor Society this year has visited the Willsboro High School to see how another school runs. They found that the students were very friendly and en- joyed their visit very much. Honor Soci- ety hopes to visit other schools in the future. They have also undertaken the morning announcements which was of great help to the office staff. Now if the coaches would write clearer we would be all set. Candy sales have continued this year to finance future projects. Row 1: A. O'Hailoren. Mrs. Houde. Mrs. Pre- vo(advisors). J. Frenia. Row 2: B. Santor. D. Casey. M Desorcie. C. Votraw. J. Furnia. K. Clos. Row 3: C. Dubay. K. Doyle, D. Robare. C. Godlewski. Row 1: J. KahnfSect.), D. Powers (V. Pres.). R. Decker (Pres.). K. LaBounty(Treas.). Row 2: B. Cross. J. Ward (Exec. Assistants). GENEOLOGY CLUB The Geneology Club has taken some field trips this summer. Many people have learned about their family history and many other aspects of geneology. This is the second year that the club has been active and we expect a big- ger club next year because of the inter- est expressed by many people. Row 1: Mrs. Irwin, advisor, S. Wright. L. Kyea, C. Hockenberger Row 2: P. Joyal, C. DeCristofaro. R. Besaw, M. Parrish. R. LaBounty. Row 3: L. Pulsifer, T. Hathaway. T. J. Davis. R. Mitchell, D. Wade, J. Howes,(Absent: M. Bresett, S. Brinton, D. Brumgard, M. Dorr, T. Dubay, C. Gillen, M. Hart. T. Kennedy, A. Tromblee, D. Thomas, S. VonEntress) F.B.L.A. This year AuSabie Valley's Future Business Leaders of America have reached one of their highest goals yet. This year they have a member who has attained the position of Vice President of District 5! This includes Warren, Franklin, Clin- ton. Essex. Hamilton, and Washington County. The Chapter sent a group of students to Cobb- leskill College in October to compete in contests and came back with a second place in typing. They will also be competing in district level con- tests in March and sending members to the State Leadership Conference at the Concord in April. Also in April, we will enter competition at NCCC. With a representative on the district level and their good showings in competitions, the AuSa- bie Valley FBLA is starting to gain some of the recognition they have hoped to bring to the Au- Sabie Valley name! Row 1: S. Strack, A. Greene. Row 2: D. Ward, J. Taylor. L. McCormick, K. Ward. L. Murcray, A. LaHue. Row 3: D. Busha. W. Hackett. L. Farley. T. Elliot. K. Wade. K. Loya. KEY CLUB The Key Club has helped our communities im- mensely. They have volunteered their services at dinners and as telephone answerers at Channel 57. They have also sponsored many dances and a scholorship for the graduating seniors. They have many projects under way and continue to our school a communities. i President: K. Matyi Vice President: R. Hart Secretary: K. LaBounty Treasury: B. Santor Row 1: R. Decker. M. Desorcie. C. Godlewski. K. Karkoski, Row 2: N. Torrance, J. Kahn. D. Ca- sey, K. Booska. E. O'Toole. Row 3: B. Cross, K. Doyle. D. Robare, B. Bourgeois. R. Cross. T. Cole. 15 STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is represented by two students from each homeroom, in grades 9-12. The representatives were then nominated for the offices and the whole student council then voted. It resulted in the election of the officers. Student Council has been very instru- mental in expressing the student’s opinions and helping to solve those problems. We would also like to thank them for supporting many of our activi- ties such as the pep rallies, and home- coming. Row 1: D. LaBounty. A. Tromblee. V. Eagleson. T. Kennedy. Row 2: R. LaPier, N. Torrance. L. Bourdeau. S. DeGroat. Row 3: M. Godlewski. E Cobbe, T. Saltmarsh. B. Bourgeois. E. O'Toole Row 1: D. Powers, V. Pres., C. Godlewski, Treas.. D. Beane. Pres. Row 2: M. Desorcie. Sect.. J. Kennedy. Advisor. Row 1: R. Decker. T. Bedard. S. Worden. M. Bezio. Row 2: S. McDowell. J. Kahn. R. LaPier, C. Gillen, S. Fountain, J. Kitchen. Row 3: V. Ryan, M. Marshall. T. Hathaway. B. Douglas. Y. Sheffield, L. Kyea 16 POTTERY CLUB The Pottery Club involves all the pot- tery classes. They may go on some tield trips through the year. They raise funds by having bake-sales. Mrs. Dunham.Advisor. P. Hough,Pres., P. Thwaits. Treas.. L. Amato, V. Pres.. M. Belanger. Sec. SKI CLUB This year the Ski Club conquered many mountains. Everybody had a great time. The Ski Club sponsored a dance in order to raise funds. Row 1: S. Sullivan. L. Sullivan, J. Devlin. R. En- gel. K. Moody. A. O’Hailoren. Row 2: T. Kenne- dy, J. Kitchen, M. Descorcie, M. Pinello, L. Sem- brie, P. Hough. J. Fowler. Row 3: J. Bailey, J. Atkins. H. Dagberg, M. Seymour, S. Cook, M. LaGoy. W. Hickey, C. Triebel, T. Kennedy SCHOLARS FOR DOLLARS This year Scholars for Dollars won for the first time ever! The Patriot Pride really showed that day. We hope this good fortune continues in our future matches. Row 1: R. Heller. R. Decker, D. Busha. Row 2: J. Kevorkian. J. Ward, Mr. Kennedy, Advisor, K. Matyi 17 Homecoming '83 was a great week. We started off with dress-up day on Wednesday, hat and pin day on Thursday, Spirit day on Friday with an assembly at the end of the day. Prizes were given for Posters (Sophomores), Banners (Juniors), Floats (Sophomores), Windows (Seniors), and most Spirit (Juniors). Our Homecoming King: Theron Snow, Queen: Connie Votraw. Saturday was our victorous games against St. Johns, both J.V. and Varsity. Homecoming week was topped off with the Dance, Saturday night, at the school. HAPPINESS j6. Hontconirc■ '83 Just Gxnt Hide.lhcct TattrictTride.! Officers: President: T. Snow. Vice President: C. Votraw, Treasurer: K. LaBounty. Secretary: A. O’Halloran Brian Archer “Goober” Jeffrey Bailey “Jeff” Danny Baker “ 1 Beach Boys Fan f Debra E. Beane Student Council 1,2, pres. 4; Ski Club 1,2, pres. 3,4; Voice of Democracy 2nd place 3,4; Youth Speak Forum 2; Yearbook 4; Ftbl. Cheer 2,3; Bkbl Cheer 1.2,3; Softball 1,4; Swimming 1; Powder Puff 1,2,4; Homecoming Most Spirited Girl; Voted “Best Dressed Girl” Melissa A. Belanger “Missy” Student Council 2; Volleyball 3,4; Class sect 4 Elaine Birchall “Missie” Chorus 1,2; Track 2; Bowling 3,4; Softball 3 T3rtan CLrc er CjcJJxrtj P)ailetJ Dame 'P)ai er J)clra, 'fita-ric )c tllaiTyi DirclicJl 'l ewis $ti 31e r 'paviet 'firoubbea.u. jt)kn 'flruTio Lewis Brister Jimmy Busha Kyle” MURDOCK Voted “Class Copier Patricia Chase David Brousseau Patty” Football 2,3 John Bruno “Bruno Richard Bureau 22 ar? Coo 'fielincL. Cross Mark Clark “Rusty” Bowling 3,4 Katharine Clos “Kathy” Softball 3; Honor Society 3,4 Thaddeus Cole “Tadd” Voted Class Alcoholic Kevin Colegrove “Mr. T.” Steve Cook “Cookie” Track 1.2,3,4: Football 1.2.3.4; Ski Club 1,2,3.4; Indoor Track 1.2,3.4; Voted “Class Clown Belinda Cross Soccer 4: Volleyball 3.4; Track 1,3,4; Basketball 1.2,3,4; All- State Chorus 4; Voted “Class Tease” Todd Cross Hans Dagberg Football 4; Ski Club 4; Voted “Most Friendly Sandra Darrah “Sandy” Track 2 Ruthie Decker Soccer 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Cheering 1,2,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Key Club 2,3,4; Powder Puff 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3; Student Council 1,2; Homecoming Court 1,2,3,4; Prom Court; Senior Ball Stephen Desotell Steve” Basketball 1,2 Jessica C. Devlin “Jessie Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 4 Sandra. ‘JDarroJi (j QAcca (DcvIt C PI edd C 'Ho XCL P(ui u£ T)e Aje [ TJrcu , fJlieTt Pou l£ K a JLujj r£ uuK Rilur T)oddi ffoi ct p Christopher Dubay Chris” Robert DuBray “Bob Lauren Farley “Laur FBLA 3,4; Business Club. Vice President 4 Lisa Felio Softball 1,3,4; Volleyball 2,3,4 Elizabeth Dodds “Bether Voted “Most Dramatic Tracy Elliott Trac Business Club 3.4; Student Council 1 C Tiat pfu i T)ulrcu Gary Ferguson Robert Fountain Wind 1.2,3.4; Jazz 1’2’3’4 Tracy Fountain Kevin Finckel Mary Beth Finnegan Track 3,4; Indoor Track 3; Basketball 1; Ski Club 3; Voted “Class Quiet One” Andy Finney Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3; Golf 1 Ty V Lr ' 77, A rLj T t finne.aan. 'ptrao} Wnparr 'JamTrui GrdVclV £)ou a-CV erH 5co 'Hcin or Howard Frenia Football 2,3,4: Bowling 1,3,4: Baseball 1,2,3,4 Jessica Frenia “Jessie Honor Society 3,4 Christopher Gravelle Chris Bowling 2,3,4 Tammy Gravelle Douglas Hackett Doug Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,4; Track Student Council 1,3; Voice of Democracy 2.3,4 Voted Class Moocher Scott Hanson ’Howard Tev T ( e3S c . CV °pVT Gra cW iC ard djoij J)zojt (Joij 'ttoLTVC '1 IS LLl Nancy Hart Robbie Hart Soccer 1,2,3,4, Key Club 2.3.V.P. 4, Track 2, Golf 3. Tennis 4, Voted Best All- Around Boy Amber Ann Hawthorne Red Yearbook 3,4, Chorus 1,2,4. Harvey Jaquist Dean Joy Richard Joy njtLncy Host 4: Clmlcr 'Hdu iliornc Jaqueline Kahn Track 1,2,3,4; Indoor Track 2,3; Gymnastics 1,2,4; Basketball Cheerleading 1,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,4; Key Club 3,4; Ski Club 2,3; Talent Show 2,3,4 Voted “Class Spaz” Paul Karkoski Football 1.2,3,4; Baseball 1.2; Track 3.4; Key Club 4 Voted “Class Hulk” Jonathan Kelley Scott King “Stinky” Football 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4 Darlene LaBounty “Dar” Soccer 1,2,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Indoor Track 2,3; Student Council 4 Kerry LaBounty Key Club 2,3,4; Student Council 1,2, Sec. 4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Gymnastics 1,2; Tennis 2; Basketball 2; Cheerleading 1.3,4; Band 1,2; Chorus 1,2, All-State 3; All County 1,2,3; Class Treasurer 2.3.4 Scoti l i7UJ J)Arlene Xofeouxiky 'ftcrrcj ( pncLOicL-ri facile i y (Jot 'Rlu) 'ti rflosfii Wayne Lacy Football 3; Soccer 4; Track 3.4; Voted “Most Stubborn Boy” Glenn LaFountain Mark LaFountain Angela LaFlue Angie Gymnastics 1,2,3, Announcer 4; Track 2; Business Club 4 30 Danny LaMere Basketball 1,2,4; Baseball 1.2,3.4 Gregory Paul Lawerence Bit Yearbook 4; Model U.N. 4; Wind 1,2,3,4, All-State 3.4; Jazz 1.2,3,4 'IjLcid Hanfrerice -Patti J[e c Lvr yia Ladd Lawrence Patti LeClair Cheryl LeClerc Frank LeClerc James Lincoln “Jimmy Frank Lovely Franko” Football 1.2.3,4; Wind 1.2,3.4; Jazz 1.2.3. All- State 4; Voted “Most Musical” 31 n elissoL 7W,ail T)aVid T arKt Scott T arti-r Kim Loya Kevin Lyon Ernest Machia III “Ernie Chorus-All State 3, All County 4; Basketball 3; Voted “Best Dressed Boy drnest Tf]a.chia '}{lVI loijO. David Martin Voted “Tallest” Melissa Marshall Swimming 1,2,3; Softball 1,2,3.4; Student Council 2,4; Volleyball 3.4; Bowling 1; Bsktbl Cheering 1,2; Ftbl Cheering 2 Scott Martin “Lyman Basketball 1.2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Voted The Laziest Susan Martin Sue Kyle Matyi Soccer 1,2,3,4; Bowling 1,2,3.4; Golf 2,3; Key Club 2, President 3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,4 All-State 3 Voted Most Likely to Succeed Lois McCormick Louie Soccer 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1; Basketball 2; Bowling Thomas K. McCormick Tom Soccer 1,2,3,4; Track 3.4; Key Club 2,3,4 Voted The Biggest Eater Alica McKeown Track 1; Swimming 1; Indoor Track 1,2; Class Secretary 1,2; Student Council 2 Derek Mitchell Deik Jazz Rock 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 2; Model U.N. 2,3; Indoor Track 2,3; Scholars for Dollars 'florri 7YlcCor77iic Chca. 71]c toufri 'J)er 1i 'TT[i-{c eX[ 33 WncU T) ju ser) Ck Til VJuSScri eari Tjelsorj Brenda Morse Cheril Mussen George Mudd Jean Nelson Linda Murcray “Balana” Gymnastics 1,2; Yearbook 3,4; Business Club 3,4. Historian 4 Brenda Mussen 34 Letty Nelson “Betty” Amy O’Halloran Bskbl Cheering 1,3,4; Swimming 1; Ftbl Cheering 2; Soccer 4; Track 2,3,4; Honor Society; Junior Prom Court; Powder Puff; Indoor Track 2.3 Chip” Pistone Swimming 1,2,3; Soccer 1,2,3; Track 1.2; Student Council 1 Hope Poquette “Hopton” Swimming 1,2,3,4; Boy’s Swimming Manager 2,3,4; Wind Ensemble 1,2,3.4; Chorus 3,4, All-State 3,4, All-County 3.4; Track 4; Model U.N. 3.4; Yearbook 1,2,3.4, Treasurer 3, Photographer 3.4 Donna Powers Soccer 1,2,3,4; Bskbl Cheering 1,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 1,2,3, V.P. 4; Student Council 1,2,3, V.P. 3; All-State Chorus 1,2,3; All County Chorus 1,2,3,4; Basketball 4; Model U.N. 4 Alfred Pray “Fred” 35 Gonzalo Recio Gonzo” Soccer 4, Track 4, Voted “Mr. Sex Appeal Heather Redman Soccer 3,4, Basketball 3, Chorus 1, All- County 2,3,4, All-State 3, Student Council 2, Voted “Most School Spirited Andrew Reiss “Drew” Swimming 1,2,3,4. Belinda Robertson Bin Swimming 1,2,3, Football Cheering 3,4, Basketball 1,3, Basketball Cheering 2,3,4, Powder Puff 1,2,3, Softball 1,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4. Vickie Robertson Mary Rock elir da foolerHo j '1 o rertsoTi ( onjcdo Vitcxo Heat)jer 'fydryjar) findreu fjelSS Vicki Ryan “Vic” Soccer 1.2,3,4, Track 1.2,3. Football Cheering 4. Basketball Cheering 1,2,3. Softball 3.4. Chorus 1.2, All-State 4, Junior Prom Ct.. Student Council 4. Powder Puff 3.4. Voice of Democracy 3. Voted “Most Cheerful” Patrick Santa Maria “Par Beth Santor Soccer 1,2,3.4. Key Club 3,4, Honor Society 3,4 Eric Schwartz Track 1.2.3.4 Lisa Seguin Michael Seymour “Mike” Football 2,3.4. Track 3.4. Model UN 3.4 £ric 3cHumrt3 Se yuin SccTiior 37 3)heron 3 nou Glad 5pot)ner SKem Spro- e, Lori Shay Gymnastics 1,2,3,4, Basketball Cheering 1.2.3.4, Business Club 3. Indoor Track 3, Voted “Shortest Matthew Snow “Matt” 38 Peggy-Sue Snow “Pygmy” Soccer 1,2,3.4. Basketball 1.2,3,4. Softball 1,2,3.4. Jr. Prom Ct., Student Council 1. Powder Puff 4. Voted “Class Jockette Theron Snow “Thermun” Football 1.2,3,4. Basketball 1.2.3,4, Baseball 1.2.3,4. Senior Class President. Homecoming King 4, Junior Prom Ct., Voted Class Jock Chad Spooner Voted Craziest Driver Sherri Sprague Jeannie Straight Soccer 1,2,3.4; Softball 1,2,4; Basketball 2.4; Indoor Track 3; Track 3; Powder Puff 2,3,4; Voted “Most Changed” Sarah Sullivan Voted “Most Stubborn Girl” Judy Taylor Penny Thwaits Gymnastics 1,2,3; Pottery Club Treasurer 4 Patrick Tierney “P.J.” Bowling 1,2 Amy Tromblee “Aim-O” Volleyball 1.2,3,4; Softball 3,4; Track 1; Student Council 4; Yearbook 3,4; Business Club 2; Senior Play; Powder 39 Puff 1 Stephanie Vincent “Stephie” Constance Votraw “Connie” Honor Society 2.3, V.P. 4, Model UN 3,4, Student Council 3, Homecoming Court 1, Homecoming Queen 4, dunior Prom Court, Track 1,2, Swimming 1,2,3, Softball 3,4, Class V.P. 1,2,4, Voted Ms. Sex Appeal Jett Ward Honor Society 3,4, Soccer 4, Scholars for Dollars 3,4, Voted Class Blusher Karyn Ward FBLA 3,4 Gerald Watkins “Jerry Christopher Whisher “Chris” ( crr'Lj Ic ft.'fyjTfS SiephojriK Vincent % ar jn LJ rcL Carisi a,7ice raw. Uard C rLb{oyi er Jodie Williams Edward Winslow Voice of Democracy 3; Yearbook 2,3,4; Model U.N. 4 James Witherbee Jimmy” Shawn Worden Voted Class Mouth William James Lussier Jr, Willy” Football 2.3; Bowling 1,3; Golf 1,2; FBLA Treasurer 83-84 igh School is preparation, for our ruY } in IVie 'Path ° Xjje- 'Xiii kU55Ter 4 oHic IjJiU lamas Cdidarcl Uirjslou 1984 - LAST WILI To my sister Kim, I leave the Senior Lounge, my locker, and all my teachers and lots of luck, you’ll need it. To the class of “85” I leave the school. -Brian Archer I leave Mrs. Houde to Missy Bortnick. You have to keep reminding her of The Beach Boys for me. I leave the rest of this school to anyone who wants it. -Danny Baker To Bob Wilkins (scrub), I leave the bowling team and to Marcia Clark I leave Bob. -Elaine Birchall To Maggy Cobb, I leave the memories of all the good times we've had together. Good Luck, and have fun in your remaining years of school. - Patti Chase To My Best Sister Marcia Clark. I wish you all the luck in the world. Love and Luck. Your brother. -Mark Clark To Nancy Hopkins. I leave the joys of this school, if you can find any. Lots of luck. -Sandy Darrah To the remainder of the Burdick relay. I leave the sandhills, heat, and intervals. To Jenn, Paul S.. and Co., I leave a meat cleaver, gourds, my driving (when you need it), and cold winter nights to keep warm. That’ll take care of all your senior year problems-as long as you have a great senior class like I do! Thanks! Ruthie Decker To my Brother Bob. I leave all the parties our parents don’t know about. -Beth Dodds To Tonia and Patti, my sisters, I leave to you the Senior Lounge and your seniority (finally). We had a lot of crazy times together and hope we will have more. I’m glad we got to be so close. Always try to remember me if you can. I will always be thinking of you especially when I party. Lots of luck and love. Take care sweeties. -Bob D. I leave this school to my brother. Dean. Along with it all of the great people! I hope everyone enjoys it as much as I have. I'm sure gonna miss it! -Tracy Elliott I leave to my sisters. Missy and Julie, all the fun times I had in high school. To Mr. Randall I leave my good looks and charming personality which he desperately needs. -Lisa Felio To Tom Cross and Joe Dubay, I leave all the fun of the Senior Lounge and Mr. Baker’s and Mr. Randall’s classes, and Mr. Lawson. -Andy Finney To Paul Savage. I leave my seat in the Senior Lounge, and lots of luck in your Senior year. -Howard Frenia To Bruce Crowningshield. I leave the ability to make it through one more year at AVCS. Good luck. Nancy Hart To Dena Archer, I leave the name Dragon Lady. May you always breathe fire. -Tracy Fountain To Jim Akins. I leave Mr. Rondeau and the wood shop. Good luck to everyone. -Chris Gravelle To Tom McDonald. I leave my wedding plans. -Harvey Jaquish Tp Lori B -1 leave you my track shoes and my pom-poms! Go for it Lor! Keep Smilin’ and Stay a Spaz! -Jackie Kahn We. Debra E. Beane, Belinda L. Robertson. Vickie Ryan, Lori Shay, Peggy-Sue Snow, Amy Tromblee, and Connie Votraw leave all our inti- mate talks in Set 7 lounge to the uneducated underclassmen(girls). Love and Luck. -The Set 7 Sexies To Kim Bourdeau, I leave our wonderful bus(unfortunately) and our fantastic block. Take good care of it while I’m at college. Always remem- ber to chew your food before you swallow it. Love ya. -Kerry Labounty To Danny, I leave all the fun times I had at AVCS. I hope you have more. To Sheri, I leave the senior lounge and all the great times. -Angie LaHue 42 AND TESTAMENT To Lisa Stevens, I leave my tenor sax so that she may make beautiful music as I did. To Bambi, I leave my bottle collection, and the office where we both rotted this year! Last and least I leave bus 59 to Corrie and Didi these will be the longest years of your life. -Greg Lawrence To Caryn Dobbs and all my other undergraduate friends, I leave you all luck-’cause you're gonna need it. -Cheryl LeClerc To Bruce Thomas. I leave the Senior Lounge if you ever make it that far. To my brother. Stanton. I leave all the fun times I had in high school, I hope you have just as many. To the upcoming Seniors I wish you alot of luck. You’ll need it. -Kim Loya To Tim Patnode. I leave the crowded halls and the best of luck now and in the future. God Bless Ya. Tim!! -Ernie Machia To my bestest. Belinda. I leave all the good and the bad times shared at AVCS. To Cindy Douglas, I leave Scroogy Randall-Good luck! To my brother, Asa, I leave you the lounge, if you make it and to Kelly I leave all of those gorgeous guys. -Melissa Marshall To The Ox. I leave Skip and Mike, enjoy them. -Tom McCormick To the class of 1985, I leave all my love and luck in the future, and I hope you all enjoy your senior year as much as I did. To my nephew. Travis. I leave you the best four years of your life, make the most out of it. And to everyone else-Good-bye!! -Alica McKeown To Crystal LaDieu. I leave the memories of the fun times we’ve had as friends. Good luck in your remaining years of school. To Lynn Hart I leave good memories-Good luck. To Mr. Randall. I leave all my sarcastic remarks to his dumb jokes and chauvinistic remarks. To all of the under- classmen. I leave you this school and all the teachers. Good luck, you’re gonna need it. -Brenda Morse To Todd Roberts,I leave the Senior Lounge. To Dorothy Ward. I leave all the fun times we had in Accounting, good luck next year To David Cooke, I leave you all the happiness in the world. To the Class of ’85 good luck!!!! -Linda Murcray To Lori B.. I leave all the memories of our fun times. Remember my bed, and my carpet, fishing, schizobowling. the lobsters, and all the fun times. Take care and go for the best. -Amy O’Halloren I just want to advise all of you underclass people to whoop it up your last year in this wonderful building. Take your classes seriously but, when classes are done Go for It! After all. sometimes you just gotta say. “What the $ -“! -Donna Powers To my sister Kathryn, I leave all the great times in Keeseville, Placid and the pool. To Lisa Roach. I leave the rest of the Boy's Swim Team. I’m taking Drew with me, to Pam Hough, I leave Mr. Baker and to Mr. Mitchell. Dina Casey. Lisa Casey, and Lisa Kyea I leave the 1985 year- book. -Hope Poquette I. Drew Reiss, in the natural or unnatural event of my graduation hereby declare that my P.E. locker be given to Coach Comegy’s, my swimming locker I donate to the swimming Hall of Fame. My upstairs locker I return to the school. I give my homeroom seat to be raffled off to the Juniors and the money to go to new equipment for the pool. -Drew Reiss To Patti P. and Tonia Z., I leave you both my cheerleading cape and pom-poms. May all the bus rides home from away games be terrific! Love and luck. -Bindy To Barbie Baby. I leave to you all of the fun and crazy times of your high school years. I also leave you Mr. Randall, if you take any of his classes ask him about your “little’’ sister. -Vickie Lynn Ryan 43 HANS DAGBERG My name is Hans Dagberg and I am the Swedish ex- change student for 83-84. I come from Marsta, a sub- urb of Stockholm. I participated in football, bowling, track, and also in the ski club. Advanced wood was my favorite class in school. I really like it here and all the friends I have made in school during this year. Sailing, wind-surfing, and skiing are my favorite hobbies. When I return to Sweden I wish to attend an industrial arts college. I will also have to do a year in the armed service. Later on, I would like to come back and visit the U. S. again. GONZALO RECIO My name is Gonzalo Recio and I am 17 years old. I come from Madrid, the capital of Spain. When i arrived, there was much confusion. The school was quite small- er than the one I went to in Spain and the language spoken was one I knew nothing of. During my stay here, I wish to learn the English language, play on the soccer and tennis teams and meet some new people. So far, I have enjoyed it here, the students and teachers here are very helpful. I think it will be a good year. No prob- lem !! When I return to my home in Spain I will bring many happy memories with me. 46 Court: Theron Snow. Lori Shay. Matt Snow. Vickie Ryan. Kyle Matyi, Darlene LaBounty, Tadd Cole, Connie Votraw, Andrew Finney. Amy O’Halloren, Scott Martin, Debra Beane, Robbie Hart, Peggy Sue Snow. Ruthie Decker, Steve Cook. Princess: Connie Votraw. Queen: Debra Beane. King: Theron Snow. Prince: Matt Snow ALL OF MY LOVE The lights go down and the dancers take the floor dancing to the music of “Smile”. The K of C was certainly the place to be on Feb. 4, 1984. Debra Beane got the best birthday present of her life as she was crowned Queen. The icy sidewalks, the star-lit night, the sounds of All of My Love’’ and the romance of it all will remain in the memories of the Class of ’84 forever. JUNIOR PROM Junior Prom Night. A Night that the class of 1984 will remember. As Matt and Ruthie, our King and Queen, and Steve and Cassie, our Prince and Princess danced to the sound of “Just between you and me”, that night came pouring back, the fears, tears, and the loss of our close friend. Junior Prom ... A night to remember JUST BETWEEN YOU ME MAY 14, 1983 King- Matt Snow Queen- Ruthie Decker L-R Cassie Dean, Princess; Ruthie Decker. Queen; Matt Snow. King; Steve Cook, Prince. FIRST CLASS ACT What will happen when I light this. Just like basic training Together at last. Gonz- Maybe she’ll believe yon this time. Hands in position, eyes on your copy, type. Take a picture of us. I like dreaming- dreaming can make him mine DOUBLE FEATURE ERIC PENDERGAST This world is not conclusion; A sequel stands beyond, Invisible, as music, But positive, as sound. Emily Dickinson 51 GRADE 11 Row 1: D. Coolidge. Row 2: S. Cooper. L. Depo, Row 3: A. Bolduc. T. Devlin. B. Bourgeois. Row 4: R. Bombard. D. Busha. S. Cooke. Row 1: M. Gushue. L. Amato. Row 2: P. Hough. K. Cotter. Row 3: P. Seguin. L. Howes. M. Garno. C. Finnegan. Row 4: M. Hawkins. S. Fountain, D. Drown. Row 5: W. Hickey. J. Duprey, S. Dunham. Row 1: K. Doyle. J. Dubay, S. Hackett, T. Cross. Row 2: T. Goheens, J. Furnia. T. Edwards. A. Sousis. R. Heller. P. Sou- liere. L. Scriver, C. Dion. A. Dukett. R. Engel. Row 1: K. Coolidge. Row 2: D. Casey. L. Denton. Row 3: L. Boynton. M. Desorcie. K. Burell, Row 4: T. Cross. N. Bowlen. J. Braid. G. Armstrong, J. Perkett, J. Coolidge. GRADE 11 Row 1: P. Savage. T. Triebel. G. McCabe. D. Rondeau, Row 2: N. Torrance, J. Smith, S. Spear, L. Roach, D. Robare, R. Thwaits, D. Ward. GRADE 11 BOCES HOMEROOM Row 1: R. LaDuke. J. Camerie. J. Maxwell. K. Williams. Row 2: S. Decker, K. Blaise. M. Haynes. Row 3: S. Perotte. M. Winslow. R. Hanley. J. Kelley. Row 4: G. Mudd. K. Lyon, S. Hanson, Row 5: D. Joy. R. Joy. G. LaFountain. Row 6: J. Joy. V. St. John. Row 1: J. Kitchen. S. McLean. J. Ladieu, D. Rondeau. J. Dubay, Row 2: J. Perkett. D. Richardson. J. Kevorkian. T. Kennedy. L. Meyers. C. LeClair. K. Reiss. S. Hull. C. Lawrence. Row 3: G. McCabe. J. Patnode. T. Bedard. SOPHOMORES Officers: President: M. Bezio. Vice President: L. Bourdeau. Treasurer: R. Rondeau, Secretary: A. O’Toole GRADE 10 Row 1: C. Gillen, P. Dillon. J. Dukett, K. Durkin. Row 2: J. Atkins, J. Durgan, F. Bola, S. Ford, L. Garcia, M. Hart. Row 1: B. Cole, L. Bourdeau, W. Arthur, D. Cooke. Row 2: R. Cave. M. Corrigan, M. Boynton, T. Bruno, L. Casey, R. Besaw, M. Bezio. K. Booska. Row 3: C. Brown, D. Blaise. D. Cooke, T. Boggs, M. Bresett. S. Brinton, B. Cross. Row 1: B. Fagan, M. Garno. S. Forbes. M. Barber. Row 2: C. Dobbs. C. Douglas, T. Dubay, C. DeCristofaro, T. Deyoe. D. Cumm. Row 1: R. Williams, R.Rondeau. A. Welch, P. Colegrove. Row 2: S. Stone, C. Vincent, R. Straight, C. Sousis, L. Sullivan. Row 3: D. Wade, M. Weeks. Row 1: L. Spear, L. Stevens. Row 2: T. Roberts, K. Archer, S. Bressette, S. Wright. Row 3: H. Sprague, C. Triebal, H. Ward. Row 4: E. Redman, Y. Sheffield, B. Wilkins. GRADE 10 Row 1: S. Jaquish, E. Maicus. C. Kyea, K. McCann. J. Hew- ston. Row 2: R. LaBounty, N. Hopkins. C. Lawrence. L. Law- rence. L. Kyea. S. McDowell. R. Healey. GRADE 10 Row 1: E. Cobb. M. Poquette, R. Prentiss. S. Morrow. G. Pulsifer. B. Mitchell. S. Collins. Row 2: D. Peryea, M. Parrish, J. Howes, D. Ouellette. K. Moody. D. Pelkey, N. Passino. E. O’Toole. L. Peckman. B.J. Peck. Officers: President: R. Collidge, Vice President: M. Fournier. Treasurer: M. Dorr. Secretary: C. Bouyea GRADE 9 Row 1: M. Cobb, S. Cross, K. DeCristafaro, M. Dorr, R. Doug- las. J. Collins. Row 2: M. Devlin, D. Davis. E. Doner, F. Coo- lidge, D. Costin. Row 1: J. Adkins, J. Bombard. D. Brelia, J. Chase, P. Auger. Row 2: L. Barber, B. Bombard, M. Bortnick, C. Bouyea, C. Cobb, L. Aubin. Row 3: D. Brumgard, C. Bezio, B. Bourgeois. P. Barber, D. Blaise, H. Blaise. Row 1: S. Dagley, D. Crowningshield. T.J. Davis, Row 2: E. Desotelle, J. Cooper, B. Furnia. R. Coolidge, M. Daggett. Row 3: M. Godlewski, E. Cobbe, S. Dubay, B. Douglas, B. Dodds. GRADE 9 Row 1: G. LaHart, T. Lamb, Row 2: W. Lawrence, T. Lyons. T. Nolan. Row 3: R. Nielson, D. Morrow, J. McIntyre. Row 4: B. McNeilly, A. Kodra. Row 1: J. Hilt. M. Fournier. M. Fournier. C. Hinds. Row 2: T. Howerton. P. Joyal, H. Hutchins, D. King. Row 3: L. King. M. Fournier. Row 1: T. Hare. T. King, C. Hackett, R. Joy. A. Greene. Row 2: C. Holtsclaw, P. Haynes. A. Habel, C. Hockenberger, D. Hoo- ver. J. Giddings. GRADE 9 Row 1: D. Robare. S. Rondeau. B. Sembrie. E. Rhino. Row 2: M. Martin. K. Prentiss, T. Saltmarsh. R. Lapier. Row 3: M. Corrigan. K. Wolf. D. Poland. S. Worden. C. Rock. Row 4: M. Sessara. R. Sheffield. Row 1: S. vonEntress. P. Thomas. T. Thwaits. H. Sprague. Row 2: C. Sousis. B. Thomas. C. Wilkins. D. Wilson. Row 3: J. Vassar. K. Williams. M. Weeks. S. Vassar, E. Tetreault. Row 1: S. Nelson, S. McNeirney, K. Morrow. R. Lemieux, R. Mitchell. Row 2: E. Miller, F. LaBounty, B. McNeilly, Row 3: T. Martin. D. LaHue. GRADE 9 Row 1: B. Ransom, K. Peryea, J. Santor, L. Robinson. Row 2: B. Ryan. N. Pearce. R. Prescott, K. Parrow. Row 3: J. Smith, C. Soper, P. Seymour. GRADE 8 Row 1: C. Ward, S. Adamson, R. Adamson, M. Santor. Row 2: T. Gumlaw, T. Lessard, T. Stone. C. Dobbs, K. Marshall. Row 3: A. Walz, H. Taylor, A. Smith, L. Brelia, K. Casey. Row 1: B. Finnegan. C. Worley, M. Healey. Row 2: M. Dubay. K. Redman. B. Fagan. Row 3: R. Fountain, K. Comegys, E. Martineau, E. Kahn. K. Bruno. M. Pomerville. Row 1: D. Hockenberger, J. Gonyea, T. Kennedy. Row 2: K. LaFlure, K. Prescott. D. Morrow, K. Fassett, A. Darrah, T. Betters, T. Bresett. Row 3: C. Thwaits, M. LaValley, D. Nolan, T. Benway. Row 1: T. Hilborne. D. Pulsifer. R. Doner, R. Smith. B. Hower- ton, T. Crowningshield. A. Baker, M. Felio. GRADE 8 Row 1: M. Mowat, M. Fournier. T. Doner. Row 2: P. O'Neil. C. Warner. A. Rabideau, K. McCray. Row 1: J. Gilbert. D. Doner. T. Giroux. Row 2: B. Crowningshield, W. Reed, J. Ahrent. Row 3: W. Lincoln. C. Mitchell, K. Hackett. Row 1: C. Roach. M. Witherbee. K. Spear. Row 2: E. Robinson. E. Robare, J. Worden, L. Howes. Row 3: C. Robertson, J. Pray, C. Dunham. Row 1: D. Cumm. S. Loya. G. Pulsifer. Row 2: B. Pray, S. Chan- gelo, L. LaFountain, G. Lawrence, S. Dorman, L. Hart. Row 3: C. Parrish, M. LaMere, M. Saltmarsh, D. Schultz, C. Strack. GRADE 8 Row 1: T. Aubin, M. Cobb, L. Stanley. Row 2: M. Garcia, R. Lattrelle. D. Lovely. E. Bortnick. Row 3: W. Ward. J. Balch, B. Finnegan, S. Carpenter, S. Brumgard. Row 4: K. Langdon, M. Clark, D. Archer. Row 1: A. Burleigh, B. Camire. D. Maicus, S. Booska, G. Brewer. Row 2: D. Zeh, C. Daby, T. Rock, S. Pulsifer, J. King, S. Barber, C. Ouimette. Row 3: C. Douglas, M. Pelkey, R. King, M. Ouellette, M. Brinton, P. Cross. Row 1: J. Stevens, S. Joy, K. Hoover, S. Ward, M. Pinello, C. Hathaway, J. Fowler. Row 2: E. Mitchell, S. Durgan, T. Gordon, D. Dixon. Row 3: J. LaDieu, D. Seymour, D. Bresette. GRADE 7 Row 1: H. Santorella. D. Hawkins. M. Vincent. K. Stoller. Row 2: H. Rondeau. S. Sucharski. K. Kitchen, C. Joy. D. Bressette. R. Bombard. Row 1: S. Welch, D. Kyea. Row 2: L. Morrow. L. Hart, W. Sheldrake. Row 3: L. Nelson. T. Rhino. K. Heckman. Row 4: T. Allen. S. Duval, S. Bacon. Row 1: M. Coolidge. M. Owen, S. Reines. Row 2: M. Lat- trell, J. Denton, K. Nixon, S. Bailey, J. Brown, T. Pistone, K. Bourdeau, K. Beattie, P. Theroux. Row 1: J. Hobday, M. Rennie. B. Bashaw, C. Ford, K. LaBombard. Row 2: H. Redman. S. Ganter. P. McCormick, H. Ford, B. Trombley, W. O’Toole. C. Moffat. D. Sousis. J. Nelson GRADE 7 Row 1: C. Warner, E. Cobb, J. Baker. K. Purick, C. Jaquish. Row 2: C. Vassar, J. Blaise, J. Betters, B. Howerton, E. Parrish, R. Welch. Row 1: S. Burke, T. Trombley. Row 2: D. Giddings, D. Doner. Row 1: M. Moran, T. Blaise, J. Poquette, M. Blaise, C. Wilson. Row 2: E. Ford, R. Rosio, F. Seiferth, C. Rivas, R. Singleton, S. Lange, T. Allen. W. Robinson. Row 1: F. O'Neill. D. West, M. Conners, C. Denton, C. Besaw, C. Pulsifer, A. Lamoy, D. Klages. GRADE 7 Row 1: D. Russell. C. Vassar, S. Casey. S. Stillwell. Row 2: S. Denton. T. Prentiss, B. Depo. S. Coolidge, T. Rule. Row 1: D. Smith, J. Clodgo, T. Collins. S. LeClair. Row 2: L. Garrow, T. Bombard. T. Bleau, C. LaFave, S. Farley. Row 3: C. Lawrence, M. Lucia, M. Auger, Row 4: M. Patnode, T. Miller. Row 1: P. Caska, B. Dockum. B. Blouin, S. Smith. Row 2: J. Santini. M. Worden, L. Vassar. B. Crowningshield. D. Skelly, D. Armstrong, K. Gillen. Row 1: A. Wieninger, R. McQuiston. R. Amato. J. Sorrell. Row 2: C. Shay, R. Garrow, D. Dubay, H. Orr, K. Darrah, B. Trum- bull, K. Kyea, E. Lawrence, P. Gilbert. GRADE 6 GRADE 6 GRADE 6 GRADE 6 GRADE 6 Row 1: B. Landree, L. Pottichen, S. VanValken- burgh, R. Smith. T. Howerton, J. Lattrell. Row 2: R. Douglas, D. Elliott, J. Russell, J. Shirley, C. Crowningshield, K. Lincoln. Row 1: S. Akey. L. Baker. A. Bezio, D. Ches- brough, R. LaDieu, C. Benoit. Row 2: R. Besaw, T. Lopez. M. Tythair, E. Gordon, D. Osterhout. MORE MIDDLE SCHOOL . . . MUSIC GROUPS Row 1: J. Kitchen. M. Dorr, G. Bernard, T. J. Davis. R. Mitchell. S. Dagley. P. Holzer. A. Hawthorne, L. Hart. L. LaFountain. Row 2: K. Prescott. K. Marshall. M. Pomerville, B. Finnegan, K. Comegys, T. Lessard, K. LaFlure. M. Dubay, D. Robare, K. Redman. Row 3: A. Walz, D. Robare, E. Machia. V. Ryan, M. Marshall, B. Cross, N. Pearce. P. Seguin, N. Machia, D. Drown, J. Goheens. Row 4: R. Dodds. P. Joyal. J. Patnode, J. Nelson, J. Devlin. H. Redman. B. Bourgeois. K. Matyi, H. Poquette. ALL-STATE 1984 A.V.C.S. CHORUS A group of young people this year combined the rich sounds of their voices to make up our cho- rus. Our chorus enriches the lives of the community and rounds out the extracurricular activities at A.V.C.S. Row 1: J. Goheens, H. Poquette, N. Pearce. B. Cross. M. Marshall. Row 2: R. Dodds. K. Matyi. B. Bourgeois. Saxophones: Front: G. Lawrence, T. Loreman, T. Worden Back: C. Drummers: Row 1: G. Roy, D. Cumm, S. Morrow Row 2: J. Dukett, Rock J. Lincoln. P. Owen Row 3: N. Bowlen, E. Redman. S. Cook 74 Flutes: Row 1: M. Bortnick Row 2: H. Poquette, L. Lawrence. Back: D. Pelkey, L. Stevens, T. Dubay Trumpets: L to R: S. Wright, R. Prescott, E. Maicus, S. Von Entress, T. Deyoe, G. Armstrong, M. Boynton, T. Roberts, G. Ferguson, S. Mclean, P. Barber, F. Bola ■ ALL-STATE OFFICERS Ail-State: L to R: D. Cumm, J. Lincoln, R. Prentiss. G. Armstrong, G. Ferguson, T. Worden, F. Lovely. H. Ward, M. LaValley, K. Burrell Officers: L to R: George Armstrong. Richard Prentiss, Todd Worden, Brass: L to R: T. Hathaway, R. Prentiss, F. Lovely, H. Ward, D. Frank Lovely Blaise. B. Archer, K. Burrell Clarinets: L to R: M. Marshall, S. Sullivan. B. Robertson. C. Gillen. P. Pray, P. Joyal. J. McIntyre. L. Seguin, A. Bolduc, L. Kyea. S. Brinton, J. Hewston Flutes: L to R: K. Comegys, T. Lessard, L. LaFoun- tain. K. Langton. M. Ouelette Clarinets: L to R: M. Pinello, T. Gordon, K. Marshall, B. Fagan, K. Prescott, A. Haul, C. Worley. J. LaDieu, M. Pomerville, M. Santor, D. Morrow, D. Dixon Brass: L to R: T. Benway. D. Lovely, D. Nolan. C. Hewston, K. LaFlure, M. LaValley 76 Trumpets: L to R: L. Stevens, S. Dormar, W. Pray, T. Bressette, M. Garcia. R. Latteralle Saxes: L to R: B. Thwaits, M. Saltmarsh, C. Bortnick. C. Parrish. K. Redman Drums: S. Loya, D. Cumm. J. Crowningshield. S. Stillwell CONCERT BAND ' «■it Saxes: L to R: T. Loreman, D. Pelkey. T. Worden, G. Lawrence. L. Stevens. L. Kyea Trumpets: L to R: B. Prescott, T. Bressett, T. Roberts. S. Wright, F. Bola, G. Armstrong, M. Boynton, T. Deyoe, G. Furguson Trombones: L to R: D. Lovely, R. Prentiss, H. Ward, K. Burrell, F. Lovely 78 JAZZ ROCK Piano: M. Bortnick Rhythm: L to R: E. Maicus, A. Bolduc, • !. LaValley Drums: L to R: D. Cumm, G. Roy, J. Lincoln, S. Cook 79 FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS L. Casey M. Bezio T. Zmijewski P. Spear B. Robertson V. Ryan D. Cooke L. Sullivan P. Pray C. Gillen C. LeClair K. Coolidge Row 1: P. Savage. R. Snow. H. Dagberg. M. McLean. M. Seymour. S. Cook. J. Dubay. C. Dubay, Coach Hoey. Row 2: Coach Kahn, D. Rondeau, T. Cross. R. Cross. P. Karkoski. J. Braid. G. McCabe. M. Snow. G. Armstrong. S. King. Coach Hamlin. Row 3: T. Triebel. S. Martin. F. Lovely. T. Snow. M. Haynes. S. Dunham. J. LaDieu. D. Rabideau. R. Lipke. T. Hathaway. N. Bowlen. Photos by Jay Ward The football team had its best season ever, winning the North Country Class C Superbowl and ending the season with a 7-3 record. The Pats beat PHS for the first time ever, surprising everyone but the Patriot fans. However, the team suffered a great loss with the retirement of “Coach of the Year” Joe Kahn. We are sure that next year, our football team will keep up the tradition that they started this year. FOOTBALL HONORS Coach of the Year Joe Kahn Defensive Back of the Year Theron Snow First Team Paul Karkoski Chris Whisher Second Team Joe Dubay Bob Cross Paul Savage Honorable Mention Steve Cook Dave Rabideau Mark McLean 83 Row 1: A. Marshall. T. Loreman. Row 2: C. Douglas. F. Bola. E. Miller. F. Coolidge, R. Lemieux. J. Sucharski, S. Cross. Row 3: C. Bresette. D. Lahue, J. Pray. R. Bailey. B. Thomas. B. Douglas. B. Furnia. T. Robare. C. Mitchell. Row 4: E. Cobbe. S. Jaquish, K. Parrow, L. Johnsen. F. Nelson. S. Dubay. R. LaPier. C. Triebel. C. Soper. R. Prentiss. C. Kyea. D. Cooke. P. Parrow. J.V. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALl % Row 1: Mark Coolidge. J. Hobday. A. Wien- inger, S. Casey. J. Santine. Row 2: K. Beattie. J. Brown. S. Dorman. C. Ford. E. Ford. Row 3: S. Ganter, S. Sucharski. H. Ford. T. Allen. K. Darrah. Mr. Brogowski. J u N Row 1: Coach Comegys. T. Godlewski, K. Comegys. K. LaFlure, M. Auger, Row 2: D. Dixon, C. Robertson, Asst. Coach Mrs. Comegys. C. Roach, M. Brinton. 9 Row 1: M. Garcia B. Adamson C. Ward J. Santini Coach Walz Row 2: Coach Comegys S. Adamson J. Poquette K. Darrah M. Patnode Row 3: A. Walz M. Auger 0 R H 1 G H S W M M N G 85 GIRLS SWIM TEAM When the topic of swim team comes up the word dedication is usually around. And dedication certainly de- scribes this years girls swim team. Al- though few in number, these girls worked vigorously to reach their own personal goals. Ours was one of the smallest in the league number wise, but came through with an excellent showing in Sectionals to get 3rd place. Well done, girls! A special thanks to Paul and Mike Lobes” Au- ger our dedicated managers. State Qualifiers Row 1: K. Comegys, L. Roach, Row 2: Coach Comegys, P. Auger, J. Dukett, C. Hinds, Coach Walz, Row 3: A. Reiss, S. Cook, C. Godlewski, T. Deyoe. Missing: E. Varnell, H. Poquette It’s Howdy-Doody Time!” Shiek Ab-Drew Reiss” A Faithful Fan” BOYS SWIM TEAM The Boy’s Swim Team did remarkably well this year individually, but lacked the numbers any team needs for a win. The boy’s put their all in every meet, and the result was many first places, personal best times and school records. A special thanks to Mrs. Auger, our “girl friday”; and to Kathy Comegys, Lisa Roach, and Hope Poquette our devoted manag- ers. The girls soccer team won their sixth consecutive division championship, placing five players, on the DVAC All-Star girls team. Beth Santor was named Outstanding Player of the Year for her performance as forward, and Dick McCormick was named Coach of the Year. This was a terrific year for the Patriot soccer team. Row 1: B. Santor, H. Redman, B. Cross, D. Powers, R. Decker. Row 2: J. Straight. S. Sullivan, A. O'Halloran, P. Snow, V. Ryan, D. LaBounty, L. McCormick. Row 3: S. Hull, M. Hawkins, M. Desorcie, S. DeGroat, Y. Shef- field. K. McCann. E. O'Toole. R. Straight, Coach McCormick. 1983-1984 GIRLS SOCCER CVAC HONORS were given to Dick McCormick as Coach of the Year and Beth Santor as Outstanding Player of the Year. Ruthie Decker and Sue Hull were named to the first team. Peggy Snow and Donna Powers were named to the second team. Honorable mention was given to Belinda Cross and Karen Karkoski. Beth Santor was also named to the first team. J.V. SOCCER Row 1: K. Gillen. J. Hewston. B. Cole. K. Booska. D. Peryea. H. Redman. K. Redman. Row 2: S. Durgan, M. Dubay. P. Cross. M Healy. M. Santor. S Carpenter. L. Stanley, A Hull. Row 3: Coach Mrs. Irwin. S. Brinton. P. Joyal. B. Ryan, N. Pearce. L. Brelia. C. Bezio. M. Bortnick. M. Clark. K. Kitchen. 1 'V BOYS SOCCER Our soccer team was an excellent one this year, placing Wayne Lacy. Robbie Hart. Shawn Wor- den. Kyle Matyi. Gonzo Redo, and Barry Bour- geois on the CVAC All-Star boy's soccer team. Honorable mention was given to Eric Redman. Tadd Cole. Tom McCormick, and Brian Bour- geios. They also won the Section Seven Class C championship. Coach Skip Bassett was chosen Coach of the Year for leading the Patriots to their 10-1-3 record. Row 1: T. Cole. K. Matyi. S. Worden. B. Fagan. R. Hart. Row 2: C. Pistone. B. Bourgeios. E. Redman. G. Redo. J. Durgan. M. Lagoy. Row 3: Coach Skip Bassett. S. Worden. J. Ward. C. Godlewski. T. McCormick. B. Bourgeios. W. Lacy. “MOVIN’ THAT BALL” J.V. TEAM Row 1: M. Patnode. P. McCormick. C. Bortnick. M. Pinello. J. Fowler. Row 2: C. Worley. M. With- erbee. M. Rennie. D. Hawkins. K. LaBombard. S. Reines. T. Pistone. Row 3: K. Bruno. M. Smith. S. Bacon. C. Rock. P. Haynes. R. Prescott. W. O'Toole. E. Robare. 91 BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Varsity Squad: Row 1: D. Powers, J. Kahn. L. Boynton. Row 2: P. Pray, B. Robertson. R. Decker. A. O’Halloran, K. LaBounty. Row 3: T. Zmi- jewski. Row 4: L. Shay. J.V. Squad: Row 1: M. Bortnick. P. Spear. M. Bezio. Row 2: D. Cooke. L. Casey. O. Sullivan. K. Peryea. L. Kyea. Row 3: L. Bourdeau, N. Liberty. C. Morrow. BASKETBALL VARSITY The Boys’ Varsity Basketball Team as of this writing has not lost a bas- ketball game. Due to a terrific bench we have been able to pull a few close games. The Patriot pride real- ly showed the night that the two un- defeated teams, AuSable and Ti- conderoga, met. We came out with an undisputed nine point lead. We hope that the basketball team con- tinues to be as successful as it was this year. Row 1: R. Lipke, A. Finney, C. Dubay, J. Dubay. D. Hackett. C. Whisher. Row 2: Coach Finney, D. Rondeau, M. Snow, S. Hackett, T. Snow, J. Braid. G. McCabe, D. Costin, Manager. BASKETBALL j.v. T. Loreman T. Roberts V. Eagleson R. Russell Coach R. McCormick S. Jaquish J. Durgan B. Mitchell D. Cumm C. Rock F. Nelson E. Redman M. McLean P. Parrow Hague: 30 BASKETBALL FRESHMEN M. Smith C. Hackett M. Douglas J. Santor B. Bourgeois E. Miller R. Coolidge P. Barber B. Douglas P. Seymour E. Cobbe K. Parrow M. Godlewski S. Dubay D. Brelia Coach D. Hoey VOLLEYBALL Row 1: B. Butler. L. Sembrie, B. Cross. L. Scriver. Row 2: J. Kelley. R. Decker, M. Marshall. T. Bedard, L. Felio, J. Devlin. A. Tromblee, Coach Mrs. Bedard. Row 1: S. Carpenter, B. Crowningshield. Row 2: K. Langdon. M. Bezio, R. Rondeau, B. Cole. Row 3: T. Gordon. M. Clark. P. Joyal, M. Saltmarsh, M. Dubay, S. Durgan, B. Mitchell. □F TMF PA BOWLING Row 1: E. Birchall, S. Fountain, B. Fagan. Row 2: C. Mussen, K. Marshall, K. Prescott, L. McCor- mick, M. Hart. M. Bressett, K. Loya, Coach Miss LaGoy. Row 1: H. Dagberg, Row 2: J. Sucharski, S. Forbes, D. Thomas, R. Prescott, S. McNierney, S. Dorman, J. Witherbee. Row 3: C. Gravelle, H. Frenia. A. Marshall. M. Clark, J. Hilt, B. Hickey. S. Ganter. B. Armstrong. G. Roy, M. LaValley, R. Wilkens, K. Matyi, B. Fagan. BOYS TRACK The 1983 Boy’s Track team had a successful season with Wayne La- cey (pole vaulting) and Tim Akey (triple jump) able to go to State competition. Strong records were set by the 400 relay team. Many individual records were broken by the track and field members. Coach J. Holmes Row 1 L to R P. Alex, S. Worden, P. Karkoski, D. Hackett, M. Clodgo, R. Lemieux, G. Roy. Row 2 L to R T. McCormick, J. Hamilton, T. Worden, G. Tetreault, K. Turner, M. Boynton, E. Maicus, E. Schwartz, B. Bourgeois. Row 3 I. to R B. Bourgeois, S. Cook, D. Rabidieu, M. LaGoy, W. Lacey, J. Gaddy, T. Akey, P. Jones, S. King, C. Godlewski, S. Dubay, B. Cross, M. Seymour. 100 GIRLS TRACK The 1983 girl’s track season got off to a slow start with snow still on the ground in April. But, snow didn’t dampen this teams’ spirit. Running to music of Flashdance, and listen- ing to Miss Markus’ pep talks. Coach Miss Martha Beagle Row 1 L to R R. Mitchell. K. Redman. K. Spear. C. Roach, S. Carpenter, J. Kahn, J. Smith, R. Decker, L. Boynton, E. Kahn. Row 2 L to R S. McDowell, P. Joyal, C. Hockenburger, M. Bortnick, K. Casey, T. Kevorkian, S. von Entress, J. Ahrent, B. Cole, M. Finnegan, D. LaBounty, J. Kitchen. Row 3 L to R T. Saltmarsh, K. Comegys, R. Williams, D. Pelkey. P. Pray, S. Sullivan, M. Savage, J. Straight, T. Krajeski, F. Sheffield, Y. Sheffield, L. Garcia. E. Desotell. Row 4 L to R E. O’Toole, K. Earle, B. Pelkey, L. Kyea, C. Gillen, B. Cross. D. Powers, D. Peryea, A. O’Halloran, H. Poquette, L. Roach, M. Saltmarsh, S. Brinton. VARSITY SOFTBALL 102 Coach: Mrs. Bedard Row 1: L. Boiseau. M. Marshall. Row 2: K. Cios, C. Besaw. A. Tromblee. V. Ryan, P. Snow, C. Votraw. Row 3: R. Hanley. L.Felio, C.Dean, B. Bourgeois. A. Pulsifer. E. Birchall. Missing: T. Douglas. J. Perrotte. B. Robertson. Row 1: M. Fournier. N. Passino. J. Hewston. R. Rondeau. M. Fournier. Row 2: L. Scriver, J. Furnia, D. Johnson, R. Johnson. T. Kennedy, D. Ryan, B. Butler. Row 2: S. Fountain. C. Dion. K. Wade. M. Hawkins. D. Ryan. D. Ryan, K. Karkoski, R. Straight. VARSITY BASEBALL Coach Mr. Gary Finney Row 1: S. Martin, P. Poland, T. Snow. M. Snow LaMere. , H. Frenia. Row 2: Coach Finney, D. Loreman, D. Hackett, T. Mousseau. W. McNirney, R. Rock, D. J.V. BASEBALL Coach Mr. James Hamlin Row 1: B. Douglas. B. Furnia, M. McLean. P. Parrow. T. Loreman, D. Rondeau. J. Braid, R. Prentiss. P. Savage. Row 2: K. Parrow. N. Bowlen. GYMNASTICS The 1983-84 Gymnastics season was the best yet for AuSable Valley’s aspiring athletes. The team score was the 3rd best in the CVAC Sectional, with outstanding performances by J. Kahn. L. Shay. R. Mitchell and E. Kahn, who was selected for the CVAC All-Star team. The team, coached by Mrs. C. Morrison, was assisted this year by Mrs. E. Gordon. Over twenty girls continued to practice all season to gain in their skills on vault, balance beam, uneven bars and floor exercises. Special help sessions this summer taught by Mr. Gibb Brown gave the team the initial momentum to accelerate them to their present CVAC standing. Asst. Coach E. Gordon Row 1: S. Joy. P. Theroux. R. Mitchell. K. Prescott. K. Fassett; Row 2: L. Shay. C. Dobbs. C. Shay. E. Kahn. C. Morrow. B. Ransom. C. Hathaway. H. Rondeau: Row 3: T. Zmijewski, K. Marshall. K. Casey. T. J. Davis. Coach C. Morrison. K. Loya. K. Peryea. D. Brumgarde. J. Kahn. Asst. Coach E. Gordon PENNIS Coach Mr. Boissy Row 1: S. Chauvin. J. Durgan. M. Godlewski. V. Varnell Row 2: E. Redman, C. Kennedy. B. Molholsky. N. Dague, H. Smith GOLF Row 1: C. Dubay. T. Cole: Row 2: C. Worley, B Finnegan. C. Wilkins, AI Kodra. M. Smith. J Witherbee: Row 3: T. Deyoe, W Hickey. R. Wilkins. A. Marshall. E. Cobbe. Coach Mr. Holdridge: BOOSTERS Congratulations to Montgomery Wards Bookkeeping Service the Class of '84 from Barry and Alice Clark Lake Placid, N.Y. Howard E. 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If a child lives with tolerance, He learns to be patient. If a child lives with encouragement, He learns confidence. If a child lives with praise, He learns to appreciate. If a child lives with fairness, He learns justice. If a child lives with security, He learns to have faith. If a child lives with approval, He learns to like himself. If a child lives with acceptance and friendship, He learns to find love in the world. Dorothy Law Nolte. sponsored by Au Sable Valley Teachers Association