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

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G E N E O L O G Y C L U B Scholars for Dollars is a battle of the wits. Au- Sable feels that we have one of the best teams in the North Country. We wish our group the best of luck in competiton. Row 1: J. Smith, S. Brinton, D. Busha. Row 2: R. Heller, H. Ward, K. Doyle, Mr. Kennedy advisor, J. Kevorkian, D. Per- yea. The Geneology Club members have traced their ancestry and some have found a few surprises in their family background. The Geneology Club start- ed with few members and now has increased to 30. Knowing your heritage is now a growing concern among young people. Row 1: B. Adamson, M. Fournier, Mrs. Irwin advisor, C. Bouyea. Row 2: S. Adamson, T. Campbell, L. Peckman, C. Lawrence, D. Dix- on, T. Kennedy, T. Hare. Row 3: A. Walz, T. Martin. Row 1: R. LaBounty, M. Parrish, Mrs. Irwin advisor, M. Dorr. Row 2: D. Wade, M. Bresette, J. Howes, D. Thomas, C. Hockenburger, R. Besaw, L. Kyea, C. DeCristofaro.

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 S H o O c N I O E R T Y $ 1 K E Y C L U B What is the Honor Society? The Honor Society is an orga- nization of young people who have had to meet certain aca- demic standards, be involved in the community, and participate in extra-curricular activities.- They are also responsible for reading the morning announce-- ments and raising money to sup- port their field trips. Row 1: N. Torrance Treas., K. Doyle Pres., J. Smith V. Pres., D. Ward Seer. Row 2: D. Robare, R. Heller, M. Desor- cie, C. Godlewski, S. Fountain, K. McCann, K. Karkoski, L. Horwood, J. Durgan, D. Casey, J. Furnia, J. Kevor-i, kian, D. Busha. The Key Club is an Or- ganization that is involved in our communities. They sponsored the Homecom- ing dance and started a Scholarship fund. One of the most important things they have done was to sponsor a blood drive. We wish them only good luck in their future endeavors. Row l: K. Doyle Treas., B. Bour- geois V. Pres., D. Casey Pres., N. Torrance Seer. Row 1: D. Robare, E. O'Toole, T. Cross, M. Desorcie, B. Bourgeois, B. McCabe, D. Robare. Row 2: K. Karkoski, D. Rondeau, J. Durgan, E. Redman, L. Bourdeau, J. Kitch- en, N. Bowlen, B. Cross. 18

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The Ski Club has planned many trips. They have sponsored a dance to help raise funds. Due to the lack of snow they meet weekly to pray for it. Good Luck! Row 1: L. Sembrie, J. Kitchen, R. Rondeau Row 2: T. Kenne-( dy, J. Hewston, L. Meyer Row 3: J. Fowler, M. Pinello, R. Amato, M. LaGoy, R. Engel, P. Hough, D. Orchard, K. Coo- lidge Row 4: Mrs. Walker, Advisor, C. Triebel, J. Atkins, K.' Doyle, T. Triebel POTTERY CLUB The Pottery Club may be few in num- ber but they certainly make up for it in their creative talents. They have dis- played some of their pieces in area art shows and we hope they will continue to do well in their field. Row 1: B. Ryan, L. Robinson, Mr. Dunham, Advi- sor, Row 2: E. Hopp, P. Hough, P. Sequin 20 t V r i