Martha's Vineyard Regional High School - Vineyarder Yearbook (Martha's Vineyard, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1969 volume:

• ‘ jr - x v ' • ’• 1 1 „ . U, THE VINE YA RDER 1969 Vol. X MARTHA’S VINEYARD REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts i ■- : ■. .■ K:m. mm ■i - ' i. Through group activities, as well as through in- ividual endeavors, eighty-seven young people have rown. Their growth depended on their subjects and their attitudes. But more than any other stimu¬ lus, they depended on people: Those from whom they learned and those whom they helped to teach. Our theme is that stimulus—PEOPLE: in general as well as in particular. Susan Klein Editor TABLE OF CONTENTS Faculty and Administration . 5 Sports. . 15 Activities . 25 A Day in the Life . 35 Underclassmen . 41 Seniors . 51 3 Dedication WE, the class of nineteen hundred and sixty-nine dedicate our year¬ book to OUR FAVORITE THINGS: To West Chop in the winter; to the deer in the woods; to the surf; to salty hair: to living out in the sticks; to fireflies; to the wind; to the Dairy Whip Whistle; to the Shenandoah; to Salty,” the departed duck; to gentle wind and rain; to rainbows at Katama; to Memorial Park; to autumn leaves; to the view from the dump; I m ■ . . V % to the warmth of the summer sand; to memories; to the Camp Grounds; to skinnydipping at Katama; to the Islander; to my favorite road; to moonlit oceans; to a fogbound sunrise; to quicksand at Blue Mailbox; to the first snowfall; to the winding curves; to the .Nobska; to flowers; to dreams; to summer sun showers; to the smell of Spring in the air; to Mink Meadows Beach and marshmallows; ADMINISTRA TION and FACULTY 5 Assistant Superintendent HARRY H. RYDER Superintendent CHARLES E. DOWNS School Committee Mrs. Jose Giles, Mrs. Donald Mills, Dr. David Rappaport, Mr. William Honey, Secretary-Treasurer; Mr. James E. Dolby, Chair¬ man; Mr. Robert Convery, Dr. Russell Hoxsie, Mrs. Louis Larsen, Mrs. Edward Cottle. ABSENT: Mr. Jules Ben David, Vice- Chairman. 6 Principal CHARLES A. DA VIS Assistant Principal JOSEPH B. ROBICHAU m Guidance Counselor JOHN A. AHERN School Secretaries MRS. SHERMAN HOAR, MRS. RICHARD I. COLTER MRS. EDWARD THOMAS i 7 Maintenance Staffs J. O Neil, D. Malonsen, R. Bailey, D. Abdelenour, D. Fisher, M Cardoza, P. Moreis, B. Lewis, R. Knight. 8 Mr. Eugene Baer Art Listen-up!” Miss Patricia Brown School Nurse Raise your right hand when you hear the tone.” Mr. David Chamberlain Industrial Arts Miss Marian Clark World History All right you guys ...” Don’t sit on the desk!” Mrs. George Costa Business Education Let me say, too, in all fairness to it ...” Miss Marcia Dean Latin, English Get back in the room!” 9 Mr. Samuel DeFeo Science And you people thought I didn’t have a heart.” Mr. Maurice Dore Mathematics, Science All things will pass.” Mrs. Philip Drew, Jr. Home Economics Mr. Floyd Hayden History resentation Bring your aprons tomorrow girls.” This is no laughing matter.” Mr. LeRoy Hazelton English ’Dis’ is ’outa’ sight!” Miss Marion Higgins Earth Science Now, now children!” 10 Mr. Sherman Hoar History, Government The remainder of the class is yours. Mr. Kenneth Hudson Industrial Arts Get it? Mr. Robert Hyde English Miss Ellen-Marie King French, English Please—each walk one at a time.” Take it home and worry about it.” Miss Barbara Lassen Business Education Never, Never, Never strike over. Mrs. Joseph Leonard Business Education This is my 5 minutes. Mr. John Mayhew Mathematics I don’t know if I can do this one, but we’ll try it just for laughs anyway.” Mr. Daniel McCarthy Mathematics Is that Algebra you’re talking about?” Mrs. William McChesney Remedial Reading Mr. Thomas Mills Music All right—Let’s take a look at this Spit it out, or swallow it.” Mr. John Morelli English You’ve got to be more aware!” Mrs. Cyrus Norton School Librarian Find something to do or return to study.” 12 Mr. Francis Pachico Physical Education If you can’t play a sport—be one.” Miss Hazel Skarp Physical Education It’s too early in the morning.” Mr. A. Douglas Stewart Science, Mathematics Mr. Edward Thomas Social Studies Sh-sh-sh!!” Where’s Klutz today?” 13 14 Flying—the only way to go!” I FRONT ROW: M. Donaroma, J. Costa, R. Hagerty, D. Fortes, J. Trebby, D. Amaral, D. Merry. MIDDLE ROW: R. Fragosa, R. Dickson, D. MacClure, M. McCarthy, D. Landers, P. Welch, S. Medeiros, E. Smith, R. Townes. BACK ROW: W. Pelletier, 16 R. Sargent, C. Davis, A. Bannister, R. Thomas, K. White, T. Andrews, J. Serusa, L. Larsen, J. Rohr, W. Marden, B. Boren. 17 Field Hockey J.V. (1. to r.): B. Devine, B. Stewart, S. Hughes, E. Regan, C. Prada, J. Leighton, G. Francis, N. Leighton, J. Carter, C. Enos. VARSITY (1. to r.): Coach Skarp, D. Mayhew, N. Tripp, M. Rogers, D. Clements, D. Hoxsie, C. Leonard, G. Letourneau, P. Tripp, A. Kurth, R. Surprenant, P. Hinckley, M. Duart, S. Klein. ABSENT: J. Bates. 18 AL ' S PACKAGE STORE THE DAGGETT HOUSE Sponsored by JOHN L. BLACK, BUILDER DEITZ MEEKINS, INC. Cross Country FRONT ROW: M. Brown, J. Stevens, S. Orcutt, A. Alleyne, G: Leighton, R. Leonard, G. Jardin. BACK ROW: S. Counsell, S. Hoxsie, P. Westover, J. Hughes, E. Vanderhoop, M. Mazer, G. Orcutt, G. Hathaway. )| ' | 23 VI y A : 1 K 12 j pm tj FRONT ROW: R. Hagerty, Co-captain; M. DonAroma, Co-captain. BACK ROW: J. Trebby, J. Costa, S. Counsell, A. Bannister, J. Hughes, J. Heathman, K. White, D. Fortes, R. Sargent. Varsity Basketball FRONT ROW: J. Bates, Co-captain; K. Letourneau, Co-captain. BACK ROW: M. Duart, L. Rogers, S. Torres, B. Stewart, S. Hughes, P. Townsend, D. Mayhew, D. Hoxsie, K. Larsen, M. Rogers, A. Kurth, B. Magnuson. Sponsored By ART CLIFF DINER HAROLD L. BAKER CO. 20 BUNCH OF GRAPES BOOK STORE Vineyard Haven ABC OIL CO. Junior- Varsity Basketball FRONT ROW: S. Garvin, M. Billings, R. Dickson, M. McCarthy, E. Cottle. BACK ROW: F. Cecilio, G. Rogers, G. Sylvia, R. Randolph, C. Thomas, W. Coggins, R. Robinson, S. Floxsie, E. Pachico, J. Stevens, R. Leonard. COACH PACHICO: Varsity Basketball. COACH DORE: J-V Basketball COACH CROWELL. Girls’ Varsity and J-V Basketball GIRLS: FRONT ROW: N. Tripp. BACK ROW: V-J. Jernegan, A. Fortes, G. Francis, F. Allen, S. Fisher, B. Luce, J. Leighton, J. Renear, W. Kurth. 21 Football Cheerleaders E. Honey, C. Cullen, J. Rice, A. Asselin (captain), P. Coggins, C. Metell, L. Frank, N. Fragosa. 22 Varsity FRONT ROW: Coleen Metell, Pam Tripp, Pam Coggins. BACK ROW: Candy Cullen, Linda Frank, Betsy Honey, Joan Rice. STANDING: Nancy Fragosa, captain. Basketball Cheerleaders A Iternates BOTTOM ROW: C. Metell, N. Fragosa. MIDDLE ROW: C. Cullen, B. Honey, J. Rice, L. Frank. TOP ROW: K. Boyd, C. Coleman, alternates. B. Devine, alternate; J. Andrade, C. Metell, K. Romero, N. Campos, E. Renear, P. Strople. ABSENT: B. Scott, alternate. Junior Varsity FRONT ROW: Nancy Campos, Kim Ro mero, mascot; Carol Metell, captain; Jyl Manning. BACK ROW: Paula Strople, Judy Andrade, Elizabeth Renear. 23 Softball FRONT ROW: C. Leonard, B. Stewart, M. Rogers, M. Alwardt, N. Tripp, D. Hoxsie. BACK ROW: A. Kurth, R. Surprenant, P. Hinckley, D. Clements, D. Mayhew, J. Bates. Managers GIRLS ' BASKETBALL: S. Klein, N. Marvo, R. Sur- •prenant. 24 ACTIVITIES Sponsored by MERCIER’S MARKET KATAMA SHORES MOTOR INN THE DUNES RESTAURANT Edgartown 25 Vineyarder Staffs ’69 FRONT ROW: T. Rokicki, N. Fragosa, G. Letourneau, S. Pereira, K. Murphy, R. Surprenant, P. Tripp, C. Cullen, Business Manager. MIDDLE ROW: S. Brouillette, P. West, C. Metell, P. DeBettencourt, M. Mazer, J. Hughes, A. Downs, M. Anthony, Assistant Editor. BACK ROW: D. Mayhew, M. Harris, D. Clements, P. Hinckley, S. Leslie, J. Rice, P. Coggins, M. Duart, S. Klein, Editor. ABSENT: L. Frank, M. Rogers, M. DonAroma. Sponsored by f DUFFER’S DELIGHT—MINIATURE GOLF COURSE OLIVER S GIFT SHOP 26 Vinyard Haven JANET SWIFT, REALTOR VINEYARD POULTRY FARM Student Council The twelve members of the Student Council who have been active in considering school problems, cre¬ ating new ideas, and representing the student body are: President, Renee Surprenant; Vice-President, Amy Asselin; Secretary, Marcia Rogers; and Treasurer, Jean Fischer. The Council has developed a dress code which gives the students an opportunity to wear clothing of their choice providing it meets standards of good taste. The Council feels, however, that extreme cases should be handled by the school administration. In order to raise money for a scholarship given by the Student Council each year, the members have sold coke at home football and basketball games. The Student Council members did their best to make and consider decisions they hoped would be ac¬ ceptable to the entire student body, with suggestions from any concerned student always being welcomed. FRONT ROW: D. Hoxsie, R. Surprenant, President; A. Asselin, M. Rogers, E. Renear, J. Fischer. BACK ROW: R. Leonard, R. Fullin, J. Heathman, D. Merry, S. Garvin, S. Carroll. 27 28 N. Rogers D. Viera L. Frank N. Fragosa G. Francis S. Luce L. Carlson ' M. Page P. Coggins A. Asselin T. Anthony S. Silva S. Place J. Smith R. Surprenant B. Stewart P. Tripp E. Regan J. Briggs S. A. Edwards K. Noble E. King G. Leighton T. Silvia D. Costa J. Simmons S. Carter P. Gonsalves P. Gallaghar J. Cottle D. Drake J. Fischer P. Regan C. Thomas T. Pachico D. Fortes M. Searle J. Cook C. Cullen E. Honey B. Magnuson C. Trebby P. Stiller J. Magee R McLane S. Garvin J. Serusa D. King K. Maciel C. Anthony M. Keniston F. Fisher N. Magee C. Metell N. Campos F. Natusch D. Issokson M. Bernard E. Woods P. Welch R. Case D. Athearn T. Andrews D. Murphy J. Rogers J. Heathman J. Bates J. Rice N. Leighton J. Andrade T. Letourneau M. Harris R. Robinson J. Ferreira C. Vincent P. Fisher R. Sanger J. Silva P. West L. Sequeira J. Snowden K. Hopp S. Bates R. Fragosa D. Townes B. Boren D. Muckerheide L. Crawford R. Fullin F. Panek D. Norton D. Hoxsie C Prada C. Enos G. Leighton D MacClyre M. Anthony R. Yapp K. Ivory W. Austin I. Athearn N. Nevin C. Metell S. Leslie E. Camacho K. Scott C. Hopp S. Black Y. Rogers T. Johnson L. Perry A. Fortes C. Pogers S. Fisher E. Renear B. Noyes D. Duarte S. Hughes P. Figueriredo L. Welch SOPRANOS AND TENORS Chorus BASSES AND ALTOS —Seniors in chorus r Band 1st ROW: M. Alwardt, B. Stewart, S. Carroll, D. Duarte, G. Lesnikowski, P. Figueiredo, M. Page, Mr. T. P. Mills, Director. 2nd ROW: J. Magee, S. Garvin, D. Fortes, G. Hathaway, M. Mazer, T. Pachico, J. Athearn, C. Davis, J. Kelley. 3rd ROW: E. King, P. Regan, P. Fisher, D. Welch, W. Jernegan, D. Issokson, P. Welch, D. Belain, P. Bangs. ■ Orchestra 1st ROW: C. Metell, E. Regan, D. Duarte, P. West, S. Carroll, A. Lesnikowski, M. Page, P. Figueiredo. 2nd ROW: J. Rice, N. Magee, D. Belisle, N. Mavro, J. Magee, E. King, G. Hathaway, S. Black, D. Hoxsie, Mr. Mills. 3rd ROW: D. Edgar, J. Kelley, M. Mazer, J. Athearn, C. Davis, W. Jernegan, D. Issokson, D. Welch. Sponsored by daROSA ' S—M. V. PRINTING CO. Oak Bluffs 29 The Minnesingers FRONT ROW: P. Tripp, B. Stewart, R. Surprenant, J. Smith, C. Cullen, M. Searle, J. Cook, N. Campos, J. Simmons, E. Regan. MIDDLE ROW: J. Heathman, C. Metell, J. Bates, J. Rice, S. Hughes, D. Hoxsie, N. Magee, S. Leslie, S. Bates, B. Noyes, P. Welch, T. P. Mills, Director. BACK ROW: M. Anthony, B. Boren, K. Ivory, P. Fisher, T. Andrews, D. Issokson, R. McLane, C. Thomas, P. Regan, T. Silvia. During the school year, the Minnesingers gave four island concerts under the direction of Mr. Thomas P. Mills. Included in their off-island concerts were the very successful performances in Portland, Maine, on March 14; and on their annual tour. This year they went to New Jersey, Rhode Island, Connecticut, and New York. In all of their concerts the Minnesingers per¬ form madrigals, including up to eight parts, and motets which are their specialties. They have often sung original works by Mr. Mills in their concerts. 30 DIRECTOR: Thomas P. Mills Spanish Club C. Vincent, Mr. M. Weissberg, Advisor; A. Lesnikowski, J. Silva. 20th Century Reading Club FRONT ROW: P. Stiller, J. Athearn, D. Edgar, M. Mazer, C. Cullen. BACK ROW: J. Kelley, Mr. L. Hazelton, Advisor; M. Silva. The Student r!5 1 s W. Jf - . i v I . ' J ' .J Wm ■ ' A p ; j| f 0 � ‘-iff i - k immm F. ROW: K. Noble, Treasurer; M. Searle, File Clerk; E. Renear, Feature Editor; M. Duart, Literary Editor; K. Boyd, Copy Editor; S. Brouillette, Art Editor; A. Downs, Editor. BACK ROW: R. Silva, Make-Up Editor; T. Andrews, Ad Editor; K. Magee, Book¬ keeper; J. Silva, Circulating Manager; M. Anthony, Fine Arts Editor; Mr. R. Hyde, Advisor. ABSENT: F. Fisher. F. ROW: P. Gonsalves, P. Figueredo, L. Sequeira, P. Tripp, E. Honey, J. Smith, F. Panek. B. ROW: D. Belisle, News Editor; A. Alleyne, R. Case, J. Stevens, L. Crawford, R. Hyde, D. Costa, S. Silvia, P. Coleman, M. Rogers. ABSENT: M. Brown. Sponsored By 32 POOLE ' S FISH MARKET Menemsha DOCKSIDE DELICATESSEN Edgartown Driver Training R. Silva, S. Medeiros, Mr. J. Adams. Creative Writing Club FRONT ROW: N. Tripp, C. Prada, N. Lane. BACK ROW: L. Crawford, Miss M. Dean, Advisor; D. Costa. HERBERT HANCOCK, Chilmark MANNING’S SNACK BAR, Gay Head Sponsored By BILL’S SEAGOING GROCERY, Chilmark MENEMSHA MARINE SERVICE, Menemsha A Student A dvisory Council FRONT ROW: Renee Surprenant, Student Council President; Abigail Downs, Newspaper Editor; Pamela Tripp, Senior Class President. BACK ROW: Steven Hoxsie, Freshman Class President; Jeffrey Kelley, Junior Class President. ABSENT: Gary Leigh¬ ton, Sophomore Class President. The Student Advisory Committee was founded this year, in hopes of bringing the students, faculty, and ad¬ ministration closer together, and in helping to promote school spirit throughout the student body. Although this was our first year, we feel that we have accomplished a great deal. In December, we held a Basketball Bonfire and Dance (the first of its kind); we promoted campaigns to help keep the lavatories clean; we played a part in opening the school gymnasium on Saturday afternoons; we made available to the students, the athletic equipment, such as basketballs, volleyballs, etc.; we worked with the Student Council in deciding upon a suitable dress code; and we aided in the decision t o have special clubs after school hours. We feel that we have made a start in obtaining the goals of the Student Advisory Council. And now, with our first year coming to a close, we would like to extend our thanks to our advisors, Mr. Davis, Mr. Robichau, and Mr. Hazelton for their help in achieving our endeavors. Sponsored By UP-ISLAND SUPER MARKET, W. Tisbury BERRESFORD GALLERY, Menemsha 34 ROY JASWELL SONS, INC., W. Tisbury GREENE THE FLORIST, W. Tisbury Nothing like being hung-up on an apple! The girls over here just don’t compare to the ones on the Island.” Our group had 37% fewer cavities.” «Ji A The topsy-turvy world of Miss Skarp’s field hockey. Ger— are you sure these apples are Portrait of an all-star.” Well, there’s always next year.’ Bend and stretch—reach for the sky � � Step on her, then!” Sports 36 Run—Run—Run Right!” A DAY IN THE LIFE 39 Never mind what the book is about.” What’s new with you?” Who is in the other room?” FRONT ROW: G. Bagnall, L. Carlson, S. Cosmo, J. Carroll, L. Correira, J. Baptiste, K. Blake, E. Brooker, S. Carter, S. Bates, F. Allen. MIDDLE ROW: S. Edwards, R. Chamberlain, W. Coggins, E. Cottle, T. Debettencourt, T. Anthony, H. Ewing, D. Bernard, A. Ferreira, G. Combra. BACK ROW: D. Entwistle, B. Coggins, T. Engley, T. Chase, J. Belain, C. Davis, D. Devine, J. Alley, F. Ferreira. ABSENT: B. Andrews, F. Benefit, N. Burleson, M. Elias. Class of 1972 Earlier this year, the Student Advisory Council devised a competition between the Freshman homerooms, to promote school spirit. Each of the homerooms had to build a twelve-foot bonfire for the Basketball Rally and Dance. Room 1, reaching the twelve feet first, was the winner, with Room 2 and Room 3 following respectively. The victor received a trophy, designed and created by Mr. Chamberlain, an Industrial Arts teacher, to be placed in the front hall trophy case. Patricia Figuerido Class Historian Sponsored by MARTHA’S VINEYARD CO-OPERATIVE BANK Vineyard Haven PORT HUNTER, INC. Oak Bluffs 42 FRONT ROW (1. to r.): S. Fisher, P. Landers, V-J. Jernegan, ,S. Luce, J. Kinnecom, G. Leighton, A. Fortes, S. Hughes, A. Lesnikow- ski, D. King, M. Keniston. MIDDLE ROW: J. Manning, K. Fitzpatrick, W. King, P. Maseda, G. Jardin, D. Grant, P. Hale, D. Murphy, R. Leonard, J. Leighton, P. Figueiredo. BACK ROW: R. Fullin, S. Hoxsie, A. Bannister, J. Leite, D. Mills, L. Larsen, R. Gallaghar, A. Lima, J. LaBell. ABSENT: J. Fisher, L. Gale, R. Luce, K. Maciel. FRONT ROW (1. to r.): B. Pease, P. Strople, D. Robinson, K. Packish, L. Ostman, M. Page, C. Rogers, M. Nevin, N. Rogers, K. Noble, M. Searle. MIDDLE ROW: J. Smith, K. Sprague, E. Willoughby, M. Trott, P. Regan, N. Smith, S. Place, J. Renear, B. Renear. BACK ROW: S. Orcutt, W. Reynolds, B. Page, C. Rohr, D. Thompson, C. Thomas, S. Silvia, M. Thifault, T. Powell, F. Oliver, J. Randolph. ABSENT: P. Thatcher, P. Vandal, S. Wilson. FRONT ROW (1. to r.): D. Baptiste, N. Campos, P. Crane, J. Andrade, J. Cottle, P. Berube, E. Camacho, M. Alwardt. MIDDLE ROW: C. Anthony, M. DeBettenccourt, S. Counsell, M. Brown, Q. Bannister, T. Colligan, R. Boyd, J. Campbell. BACK ROW: W. Brouillette, T. Canha, H. Allen, A. Clements, M. Alwardt, F. Cecilio, J. Carter. ABSENT: D. Benefit, J. Bennett, B. Blakesley, J. Briggs, C. Chamberlain, J. Cook, D. Costa, L. Crawford. Class of 1971 FRONT ROW (1. to r.): P. Gallagher, D. Drake, G. Francis, T. Johnson, B. Devine, C. Giles, D. Egan, C. Enos, C. Kinnecom, K. Hopp. MIDDLE ROW: F. Krogstad, R. Dickson, E. King, R. Henley, G. Hathaway, B. Emin, J. Ferreira, J. Heathman,’ D. Hoxsie. BACK ROW: S. Garvin, H. Devine, J. Estrella, J. Klingensmith, J. Gonsalves, B. Ferreira, J. Gaspar, D. Fortes. ABSENT: J. Duart D. Frank, C. Hunt, G. King. FRONT ROW (1. to r.): L. Perry, D. Norton, C. Metell, W. Kurth, T. Letourneau, C. Prada, N. Leighton, C. Leonard, L. Landers. MIDDLE ROW: L. Lyons, N Magee, N. Lane, G. Leighton, S Garvin, W. Marden, S. Nevin, K. Maciel, D. Metell. BACK ROW: R. Maciel, D. Landers, J. Magee, R. McLane, G. LaVally, C. McBride, W. Pelletier. ABSENT: C. Lewis, G. Maciel, J. Mercier, D. Metell, N. Nevin, A. Nunes, E. O’Neil. FRONT ROW (1. to r.): A. Robinson, N. Whittemore, L. Welch, V. Waters, Y. Rogers, D. Drake, B. Scott, N. Tripp, E. Regan, R. Yapp. MIDDLE ROW: R. Robinson, E. Vanderhoop, G. Richards, J. Silva, G. Rogers, M. Viera, G. Sylvia, J. Stevens, R. Silva. BACK ROW: W. Sargent, S. Reynolds, G. Williams, R. Walpole, P. Wilbur, G. Reynolds, E. Woods, C. Vincent, D. Townes. ABSENT: A. Silva, M. Stiller, L. Weaver, P. Willoughby. FRONT ROW, left to right: D. Belisle, F. Baird, S. Daugherty, C. Elliot, S. Carroll, J. Fischer, D. Duarte, F. Fisher, B. Ciancio, J. Carter. MIDDLE ROW: P. Gonsalves, D. Berube, M. Billings, R. Fragosa, D. Edgar, J. Colaneri, M. Anthony, A. Alley, S. Henley. BACK ROW: K. Belain, R. Enos, W. Austin, B. Boren, A. Alleyne, M. Bernard, T. Andrews, J. Athearn. ABSENT: S. Black, C. Coleman, D. Ferreira, L. Fisher. Class of 1970 Our Junior year has proven to be successful when our class rings arrived in Novem¬ ber. We held numerous food sales to raise money for our prom. We elected Daniel Issokson as prom chairman and have started the preparations for the memorable occa¬ sion. With the success of our Sophomore play, The Island Homecoming,” we decided to perform Arsenic and Old Lace,” which was open to the public in January. Noreen Mavro Class Historian Sponsored by FRANK NORTON, JR., ELECTRICAL PLUMBING HEATING COLONIAL DRUG STORE EDGARTOWN CAFE, INC. AVERY’S 46 Edgartown FRONT ROW (1. to r.): E. Honey, W. Iacono, P. Medeiros, B. Noyes, A. Liu, F. Panek, N. Mavro, K. Larsen, B. Magnuson, P. Mor¬ gan, C. Hoop. MIDDLE ROW: J. Kelley, J. Lunn, R. Mongillo, S O’Neil, T. Pachico, R. Norton, E. Pachico, K. Ivory, S. Medeiros. BACK ROW: W. Look, K. Magee, H. Leonard, M. McCarthy, D. Muckerheide, D. Issokson, G. Orcutt, M. Marshall, N. LaBell, D. Marshall. ABSENT: R. Hyde, A. Johnson, J. Packish, G. Reynolds. FRONT ROW (1. to r.): A. Tilton, C. Trebby, J. Snowden, L. Sequeira, J. Simmons, R. Silva, B. Stewart, K. Scott, P. Stiller. MIDDLE ROW: L. Rogers, R. Sanger, A. queira, P. Welch, P. Westover, K. White, J. Rogers, P. Willoughby, M. Rogers. BACK ROW: J. Rohr, T. Silvia, D. Welch, T. Thomas, W. Sylvia, D. Sylvia, C. Watson. ABSENT: S. Rogers, K. Stone, R. West, W. White, P. Wor¬ den. 47 Don’t be left out in the warm. That’s the end of that mushroom.” Lady Godiva.” Underclass Candids 48 MR. AND MISS FRESHMAN CLASS Remo Fullin and Elizabeth Renear Sponsored by Underclass Favorites MR. AND MISS JUNIOR CLASS Kenneth White and Carla Trebby MR. AND MISS SOPHOMORE CLASS James Ferreira and Sally Nevin M. S. DUARTE—REAL ESTATE J. CAMPBELL OIL CO. DeSORCY CONTRACTING CO., INC. Vineyard Haven BEN FRANKLIN Underclass Officers and Advisors JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS P. Stiller, Secretary K. Ivory, Treasurer P. Westover, Vice-President N. Mavro, Historian (standing) Mr. Thomas, Advisor J. Kelley, President Mr. Hazelton, Advisor SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS L. Crawford, Vice-President D. Drake, Historian Y. Rogers, Secretary W. Kurth, Treasurer (standing) Mrs. Leonard, Advisor G. Leighton, President Mr. Hoar, Advisor FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS P. Strople, Vice-President C. Thomas, Treasurer A. Lesnikowski, Secretary P. Figueiredo, Historian (standing) Miss Higgins, Advisor S. Hoxsie, President Mr. Chamberlain, Advisor Sponsored by 50 BERGERON ' S GARAGE, INC. OCR MARKET Oak Bluffs ISLAND CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. PHILLIPS HARDWARE STORE Seniors 51 We had taken our first steps to the goal we all had set: graduation. Our freshman year got off with a B-A-N-G! Our first class project was a bottle drive, by which we accumulated a grand total of $1.84. But under the strong and persuasive leadership of our president, Judith Issokson, our wheels started to turn. The two food sales we had were very suc¬ cessful. Probably the major achievement we have had was the selling of candy, our prof¬ its totaling over $500. History of the Class of 1969 WHERE HAS ALL THE TIME GONE? Wasn’t it only yesterday we first entered this school ? It hardly seems, that four years ago we were the Little freshmen running around crazy, trying to figure out one end of this school from the other. But somehow we have managed to make the most of it. With spring here and summer just around the corner, we realized how quickly the year had gone. The seniors were graduating and in only three short years we would be in their shoes. As Sophomores we looked ahead with great confidence. With Peter Fisher as our president, and Mr. Lawrence Broglio and Mr. Eldon Paradis again our advisors, how could we miss? For most of the year we were on a never-ending job of money mak¬ ing. We had the routine food sales and tag days, and of course the Mod Days,’’ which our class had originated. This allowed the students to dress in any way they pleased, and even the faculty joined in to make it really fun for all. gator Room, which Mr. Arthur Young very generously let us occupy. We had many long hours of decorating, making rocks with chicken wire and papier- mache, the buckets and buckets of sand that were carried into the Navigator Room. Among those who made the prom a suc¬ cess was Mr. Thomas Demont, who had Our Junior year was even more challeng¬ ing. Each of us was now faced with more responsibilities than ever before. Our great¬ est task was probably to complete the Driv¬ ers’ Education Course and obtain our licens¬ es. Our Junior year was truly an outstand¬ ing year; it was the year we all had waited patiently to come; the year to plan our prom. We had elected Deborah Mayhew as our prom chairman. For the first time in our school history, the prom committee decided to hold our prom outside school grounds. The decided place was the Navi- painted a seashore mural as the background for the throne. As June rolled around, those countless hours of preparation, worry, and last-min¬ ute changes seemed to pay off. For behold, there was a prom, Ebb Tide’’ and truly a magnificent sight to see. That night Nancy Fragosa and David Merry were crowned queen and king. Her court consisted of Amy Asselin, Jennifer Bates, Joan Rice, Pamela Goggins, Barbara Nevin, Pamela West. As graduation rolled around, Michael DonAroma was chosen the graduation mar¬ shal by the Class of 1968. As the seniors received their diplomas, we realized how too quickly those three years had flown and in one short year we would be prepar¬ ing for our graduation. As Seniors we anxiously awaited the last moments that we had left. Having our sen¬ ior pictures taken, measuring for caps and gowns, choosing our grand marshal, etc. are only a small part of the memories that we hold deep in our hearts. The Class of 1969 express our deepest gratitude and thanks to all those who have helped us these past four years. Class Historian Nancy Fragosa 54 4 55 MISS SENIOR Nancy Fragosa Barbara Nevin MOST ATHLETIC Arlene Kurth and Robert Hagerty 56 Superlatives MOST MUSICAL Pamela West and Peter Fisher MR. SENIOR John Costa PERSONALITY PLUS John Trebby CLASS CLOWNS Jeffrey Serusa and Susan Klein 57 Is this another chicken joke?” BLECH!!!” That little ol’ rock maker, me!” My aptitude test said nothing about becoming a scrub woman.” Sponsored by When that BLAH” feeling hits you.” YATES DRUG STORE, V.H. THE FIGURE HEAD GIFT SHOP, V.H. RELIABLE SELF-SERVICE MARKET, O.B. N. J. DeBETTENCOURT SONS, INC., O.B. 58 Junior Prom i Hang what on a harvest moon?” You’ve had it Bangs!” A little dab will do ya!” On behalf of the Prom Commit¬ tee, I present this rock ...” Sponsored by ALFRED M. METELL—ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION BEN DAVID MOTORS, INC. JAMES S. REGO, JR. INSURANCE AGENCY GERRY ' S COFFEE SHOP Oak Bluffs 59 61 June 1, 1968 ft 1 I I I- 63 1 Iff] hiju 1 1 M ff | [• Jn ffili Illir 1 Senior Class Officers and A dvisors MISS MARIAN CLARK and MR. FLOYD HAYDEN M I. .5 ' v ■ f I n i- ■k ' K L ' — i FRONT ROW: Nancy Fragosa, Historian; Linda Frank, Treasurer; Geraldine Letourneau, Secretary. BACK ROW: Pamela Tripp, President; Jennifer Bates, Vice-President. Sponsored by COLTER’S GARAGE, Edg. ELLA MAYHEW CULLEN—REAL ESTATE, Edg. 64 C. KL T RTH SONS, Chil. THE CHAPPY FERRY, Edg. I won’t come down till you give me a banana, so there!! Relaxing awhile, living in style. Mr. and Mrs. Juan Valdez Think we’re beat, take a look at our team! Hey ma, how do turtles have babies? Here comes Billy Bang Bang and his famous Wooden Horse. The button, David, the button!!! I dreamt I did Swan Lake” in my PF-Flyers. 65 ANTHONY J. ALLEN Butoni” Baseball . . . money . . . chemistry .. . physics .. . machines . . . dislikes English .. . Spanish and bad baseball pitchers like T.P. . . . Baseball 3, 4 The will to do, the soul to dare.” AMY ASSELIN Amy” Harold . . . Oct. 1, 1965 . . . velvet ribbons . . . happy people .. . curls . . . poetry .. . cheering . . . V.W.’s .. . Shana” and Freckles” . . . Guitar . . . talking . . . soured cream on saltines ... dislikes caterpillars ... another car? ... rushing ... making speeches . . . meeting people . . . being called Abbey . . . schedules . . . knuckle crack¬ ers ... J V. Basketball Cheerleader 1, Capt. 2; Prom Committee 3; Prom Court 3; Chorus 3, 4; Football Cheerleader 3, Capt. 4; Student Council, Vice President 4 Though demure she may look, there’s a twinkle in her eyes.” BENJAMIN ALLEN Big Ben” Fast motorcycles . . . guns . . . fights .. . smoking .. . wild women . . . long weekends ... hunting ... loud parties ... jazz ... beards ... dislikes policemen ... getting up in the morning . . . teachers . . . arguments I can’t win .. . Football 1; Football Manager 4 To insure peace of mind, ignore the rules and regulations.” DAVID NELSON AMARAL • Animal” Football . . . scuba diving . . . parties at my house . . . shack .. . hunting .. . Give me a break” . . . dislikes ’58 Chevy’s . . . English Classes . . . No” ... Track 2, 3; Football 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Baseball 4 Man to command and woman to obey.” MOSHER PHOTO SERVICE RENEAR FORD SALES, INC. Sponsored by Vineyard Haven VINEYARD DRY GOODS CO. MORRICE FLORIST DONALD ATHEARN Don” • Girls . . . cars . . . 106ss . . . ’64 Hillman . . . Katama at night . . . parties . . . my mother ... 13 m.f.g. . . . DeMolay . . . waterskiing .. . dislikes Kathy Boyd . . . Eng¬ lish . . . motor scooters . . . school buses that don’t stop . . . little hassles over everything . . . Math . . . Chorus 3, 4; Track 3; Prom Committee 3 A mind equal to any undertaking that he can put it along side of.” DENNIS BELAIN Denny” Fast cars . . . drag racing . . . good beach parties .. . certain people ... ' 58 Chevies . . . blinking light . . . dislikes Fords . . . Chilmark Police . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4 The only way to get rid of temptation is to yield to it.” PAUL STEWART BANGS Paul” Katama . . . hunting . . . fishing . . . cars . . . water skiing . . . skating . . . swimming .. . parties . . . summer . . . Econoline vans and lounge chairs . . . dislikes English . . . homework . . . peanut butter frappes . . . Hey Pal” . . . mosquitoes . . . winter . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Minnesinger Tour 3 Great hopes make great men.” JENNIFER E. BATES Jebby” Menemsha . . . Hilltop and Bristol . . . stars . . . shotgun . . . nice calves . . . Freaky Frosty show . . . Katama . . . long dirt roads . . . Toy House ... H. C. ... treats . . . spacy attics . . . contemplating . . . dislikes wood ticks . . . cynical grannies . . . spidery old cars . . . New Year’s ’67 . . . waking up dead . . . wowie-zow Nantucket ... no score . . . white posts (sigh) . . . coke and potato chips . . . boiled or broiled .. . knives, guns and dead things . . . frustration .. . waiting . . . Majorette 2; Citizenship-Scholarship Award 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Minnesingers 3, 4; Field Hockey 3, 4; Vineyarder Staff 4; Office Assistant 4 There is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so.” Sponsored by MARTHA ' S VINEYARD RADIO T.V. Sales Service MICHAEL FONTES, JR.—Painting and Decorating HOLMES’ HOLE THE FLEA MARKET 67 Vineyard Haven PETER THOMAS BETTENCOURT Pete” Goldie’s ... cc ... Katama .. . woods . . . jackin” . .. . P.C. . . . dislikes V’s . . . Samuel .. . West Tisbury .. . rules and regulations . . . uncontrollable T-Birds . . . To be great is to be misunderstood.” Pink . . . dumps . . . Miller . Edward ... a lot of people JEANNE LESLIE BLACK Jeanne” S.W.F. . . . rockbottom . . . the Cage . . . firetower . . . the T-chine . . . Country Joe ... the Fugs . . . horses . . . spring of ’67. . . . Amherst . . . The Farm” .. . volley¬ ball ... a certain cat ... Retemplene” .. . dislikes smoking ... a certain bird .. . 5th period study hall . . . winter . . . getting up at 5:30 ... She scatters enjoyment who can enjoy much.” KATHY-LYNNE BOYD Kat” R.W.R.F. II ... my sugarman . . . 6 14 68 . . . Little Sweetie Garvin” . . . San Francisco . . . Tijuana . . . L.A. . . . cottage weekends . . . summer parties .. . Donna’s shack .. . New York . . . Dumpy” . . . Sunset Strip” .. . Mr. Hayden .. . long walks . . . dislikes Donald Athearn . . . blushing . . . curfews . . . being called Chester” . . . Groovy . . . Tom . . . stix” . . . corn . . . spiders . . . soggy bread .. . Audio-Visual Aids Club 1; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Drama Club 2, 3; Vineyarder Staff 4; Basketball Cheerleader, Alt. 4 I am tipsy with laughing.” concerts .. . dancing .. . jokes SANDRA JEAN BROVILLETTE Sandy” no inhibitions .. . Katama .. . English Purple 11A ... Rolling Stones ... drawing ... black lights ... dislikes islands ... curfews . . . diets . . . Rosie .. . grumps . . . shoes . . . being snubbed . . . outdated dances .. . Prom Committee 3; Cuando los nubeo cambiian de Nariz” 3; Vineyarder Staff 4 Everyone speaks of happiness, few know it.” Sponsored by 68 THE FLIGORS’ GIFT SHOP INN GEORGE-HENRY MADEIROS, APPLIANCES Edgartown VOSE INSURANCE AGENCY LOOK SONS TAXI RALPH CLARK CASE II Ralph” Hunting . . . fishing . . . sports . opera ... Chorus 2, 4; Prom Committee 3 I work with patience, which is almost power.” dislikes getting up Monday mornings soap — MANUEL AUGUST CAMPOS Skip” V.W.’s” . . . T.L.” ... ’48 Willy’s . . . beach riding .. . fishing .. . hunting .. . C.N.” . . . Strange Brew . . . Fender ramps . . . guitar sound committee . . . ' ' P.S.” .. . dislikes waterlogged jeeps . . . getting stuck ... a visitor for supper . . . F.N.” . . . Edgartown bridge . . . Bettencourt . . . J.V. Basketball Manager 1; Football Manager 1, 2 Young men think old men fools, and old men know young men to be so.” DEBORAH LORRAINE CLEMENTS Deb” Chuckie . . . Stay in My Corner” . . . Blue Mailbox . . . swamps” .. . “Marcia, are you safe?” ... Cut it out, Letourneau!” ... ya know???” . . . fun when nobody’s looking ... 143 ... a whole bunch” ... W.C.C. ... dislikes VACUUM!!! ... Stuck in the mud” .. . biscuits . . . Nunya” . . . Willy Lump Lump . . . It’s neither here nor there” . . . goodbyes .. . Zipper Episode” . . . crying . . . green trucks soup” . . . fake smiles . . . tropical” juices . . . broomsticks .. . Is the Milk sour?” . . . nose, nose anything goes” .. . skidding??? . . . BIRTHDAY CAKES! French Club 1; Chorus 1; Softball 2, 3, 4; Future Nurses Club 2, 3, 4; Prom Com¬ mittee 3; Office Assistant 4; Vineyarder Staff 4 Youth is a continual intoxication; it is the fever of reason.” MARIE ANN CECILIO Marie” Weekends . . . Barbara . . . eating . . . Where’s Tish? . . . 3 27 65 . . . Home Economics classes . . . babysitting . . . going out with Lena and Elmer . . . cooking ' . . . funny people . . . long hair . . . Joe . . . dislikes fighting brothers . . . sassy people .. . boiled dinners ... a boy in a girls’ gym class . . . being called Cecil” . . . Sunday after¬ noons . . . weekends in Marion . . . waiting on people . . . being the only girl . . . Come, follow me, and leave the world to its babblings.” Sponsored by THE SHETLAND SHOP, INC. Vineyard Haven ISLAND INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 69 PAMELA JUNE COGGINS Pam” Walking along the beach . . . summer of ’67 . . . cheering trips . . . vacations . . . Purr” . . . V.H.Y.C. . . . N.J. . . . What did ya do last night Nance? . . . dislikes Uncatena . . . P-Town ... 1st period gym class . . . short lunches . . . What’s your hang-up?” ... June-bug” ... P.J.” ... Chorus 3, 4; Debating Club 3; J.V. Basketball Cheerleader 2; Basketball Cheerleader 4, alt. 3; Football Cheerleader 4, alt. 3; Prom Committee 3; Girls’ State Delegate 3; Prom Court 3; Vineyarder Staff 4 Softness of smile indicates softness of character.” ANNE WEST COLBY Babino” . . yellow . . . flowers . . . rings . . . summertime . dislikes being alone . . . cold days . . . racing . . . Jaime . . . Chevelle S. S. . . . hunting . . . fishing . . Vineyarder Staff 4 She is calm because she is the mistress of her subject—the secret of self-possession.” puppies Pink Lemonade Popsicles . . . surfboards . . . ’57 Chevies . . . Petunias” .. . Mod Squad” pip-squeak” . . . freshmen . . . ' Lil feet .. . Drama Club 2, 3; Chorus 4; Minnesingers 4 It is tranquil people who accomplish much.” PAUL WHITMAN COLEMAN Paul” Rhythm Blues Soul Music . . . playing the guitar . . . Rolling Stones . . . everything . . . good food . . . dislikes corn . . . relish . . . mustard . . . Chorus 1, 2, 3 Men who have much to say use the fewest words.” JANICE ELIZABETH COOK MT M Jan Coast Guards . . . Wicked” . . . blue . . . Zacks . . . dislikes New York . ' . . Sponsored by CRONIG BROS., INC. MARTHA’S VINEYARD FUNERAL HOME Vineyard Haven GOODALE CONSTRUCTION CO. ISLAND TRANSPORTS CANDACE CULLEN Candy” A certain beast” . . . May 14 ... sunshine and S.B. ... I know that you know that I know that you know . . . stormy nights . . . smiles . . . friends . . . dislikes bugs .. . being harassed . . . saying goodby . . . Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; J.V. Cheerleader Capt. 1; Student Council 1, 2, Southeastern Mass. Convention of Student Council 2; Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Football Cheer¬ leader 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Vineyarder Staff, Business Manager 4 Happiness is speechless.” PHYLLIS LYNNE-ANN DeBETTENCOURT Phyl” Ralph . . . Blue Mailbox . . . Prom ’68 ... piggy back rides at 3 a.m. .. . lobster .. . food” .. . summertime .. . Boston . . . V.W.’s . . . affection .. . sunshine . . . sum¬ mer blondes” . . . crabbing . . . The Hay Ride of ’67” . . . Father cheap cheap .. . Sargent . . . dislikes swamps . . . the Shack . . . Dolby’s staring . . . speeding .. . now look what you’ve done!” ... wow! ... certain people ... Nantucket? ... Hoppity Hooper” . . . willy lump-lump . . . people telling you what to do ... bicycles . . . J.V. Cheerleader 1; Chorus 1; French Club 1; Prom Committee 3; Vineyarder Staff 4 Woman, ye last thing God made and therefore, the best.” CRAIG MICHAEL COUTINHO Craig” Audrey . . . fishing . . . parties ... ' 55 Fords . . . speeding .. . guitar . . . weekends . . . dislikes cops . . . accidents . . . loud people . . . work .. . getting tickets . . . school He’s always pulling the devil by the Tail.” JOHN ROSS COSTA John” Blue Mailbox ... vacuum ... Squibnocket ... shot gun ... football?? ... 1 Rose ... lunches at A P . . . Lambert’s Cove beach ... 72 ... velocity . . . Pardon Me” . . . Mink Meadows ... to be free . . . dislikes Mat . . . loud mouth accomplices . . . dirty looks .. . Beach Boys . . . chicken wings and liver . . . grow-up” .. . being chased by telephone trucks . . . Joel . . . windsprints . . . D.S. ... to smile .. . Basketball 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Baseball 3, 4 ”A friend may well be reckoned the masterpiece of Nature.” 71 MICHAEL S. DONAROMA Mike” Kathy .. . 6th Green . . . Barnacle Club . . . Chappy .. . Up-Island .. . Harborside dorm .. . BSA ... to leave .. . basketball trips . . . Jan. 10 ... dislikes loud people . . . Nantucket .. . wiping out a bike” . . . crutches . . . losing . . . conformity .. . Fuzz Heads .. . Mr. Freshman Class 1; Football 1, 2, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 4 ; Vineyarder Staff 4; Cape and Island All-Star Football Team 4 A good heart is better than all the heads in the world.” CLIFFORD ESTRELLA Cliff” Diane-... Chevy’s ... hunting ... Sept. 25, 1966 ... short girls ... New York ... weekends .. . speeding .. . dislikes gym . . . work .. . snobs . . . getting up early .. . school .. . “No man can climb out beyond the limitations of his own character.” ABIGAIL FULLER DOWNS Abby” After a” ... Maine ... April 14 ... Boston ... Really” ... huh? ... armadillos ... jogging ... turkeys that sit in trees ... one red rose ... Richard, stop that!” . . . Rod McKuen . . . you’re loony . . . Geometry B ... Are you kidding?” . . . tall anything! ... sandy! ... Karate ... oooh” ... low knees ... I broke my neck” .. . Why ? ... Sophomore class play ... people .. . I’ve got to get my hair cut ... breakfast at the bus stop .. . dislikes Islands . . . bears . . . phonies .. . diets .. . Mikey .. . GROOVY” .. . newspapers . . . driving new white cars .. . restrictions .. . boiled bologna . . . Kathy’s singing . . . the front office . . . sun lamps . . . Linda’s problems with her beaus . . . Roy .. . runny caramels, remember Amy? .. . Audio-Visual Aids Club 1; J.V. Cheerleader (alt.) 1; Drama Club 2; Student Council 1; Cuando los nubeo cambian de Noriz” 3; Prom Committee 3; Vineyarder Staff 4 Who pleasure gives; shall joy receive.” MARTHA JEAN DUART Marth” Blue eyes . . . poetry . . . Junior English with L.H. .. . music . . . 106 . . . sailing ... swimming ... 22 ... Simon Garfunkel ... 816-687 ... sunsets ... root beer life savers . . . calisthenics . . . autumn . . . windy days .. . foggy nights .. . icicles .. . SOLITUDE . . . dislikes wasting time .. . gossip . . . crowds .. . big hassles over nothing .. . Softball 1; Class Historian 1; Audio-Visual Aids Club 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2; Spanish Play 3; Field Hockey 3, 4; Vineyarder Staff 4 God’s rarest blessing is, after all, a good woman.” Sponsored by ATSCO OIL CO. 72 Vineyard Haven M. V. INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. mH jHBHMHBH BRADFORD JAMES FAUTEUX Brad” Cars . . . fishing . . . hunting . . . dislikes homework . . . teachers .. . school .. . ’64 Plymouth A truly civilized man has no enemies.” PETER DUNCAN FISHER Peter” No. 29! ... purple pig ... certain” ideas ... Tom’s jokes ... long trips ... 5th period study . . . O.P. . . . senior year . . . Portagee” jokes . . . M.V. in the summer only . . . I’ll hit you so hard . . . dislikes Bananas! ... class offices . . . braces ... a ' 57 Chevy . . . big freshman . . . little freshman . . . Hey Baby” . . . cold weather .. . Gay Head at night . . . you tired boy?” . . . Barbershoppers 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 3, 4; Small Chorus 2; Class President 2; Minnesingers 3, 4 Honest men are the gentlemen of nature.” NANCY JOAN FRAGOSA Nance” Dave . . . Anne’s party . . . snoopy . . . sleeping over Nevin’s .. . Oh, Deb! ... Donald’s advice ... H.F.”—72 ... What did you do last night, Pam? ... Oct. 18 . . . cheering . . . football and basketball games ... 143 ... LITTLE MISS MATCH¬ MAKER !! ... Merry” . . . dislikes . . . P-Town . . . Bobby’s singing . . . cow eyes .. . Bus. No. 1 ... Uncatena ... No. 29 ! ... arguing with Dave! ... fixing up blind dates .. . hang-ups .. . turkeys in trees ? . . . J.V. Basketball Cheerleader 1; Audio-Visual Aids Club 1; Class Treasurer 1, 2; Future Nurses Club 2, 3, 4; Football Cheerleader 3, 4; Class Vice President 3; Prom Com¬ mittee 3; Prom Queen 3; Chorus 3, 4; Historian 4; Vineyarder Staff 4; Varsity Basket¬ ball Cheerleader 2, 3, Capt. 4 The first duty of a woman is to be pretty.” LINDA MARIE FRANK Linda” Volkswagens . . . R.D. .. . Senior beach party ’68 ... cheering . . . Alfie .. . The Shack” ... Port-Side ... Nicky ... May 13, 1967 ... Junior Prom ’68 ... piggy back rides at 3:00 a.m. ... June 24, 1968 ... Boston ... weekends ... vacations ... New Bedford . . . Achusnet . . . Not Me” .. . dislikes being called Little Portugal” .. . Monday mornings . . . being called Dimples” .. . October 13, 1967 (Friday) .. . smoke .. . beards .. . running out of gas .. . falling in the hall ... broken speed¬ ometers .. . cars that won’t start .. . J.V. Basketball Cheerleader 1, 2; Prom Committee 3; Citizenship-Scholarship Award 3; Class Treasurer 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Varsity Football Cheerleader 4, Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 4; Librarian Assistant 4; Vineyarder Staff 4 It is a friendly heart that has plenty of friends.” 73 MARGARET CHRISTINE FREITAS Peggy” Marines ... racing stripes ... Katama Beach ... BSA ... Where’s Kinnecom? Space Science . . . Mustangs . . . dislikes a certain boy . . . Stop Signs . . . driving with Kinnecom . . . curfews . . . Vineyarder Staff 4 By the grace of God, I am what I am. RAYMOND A. GALE Ray” Hunting . . . fishing . . . Elizabeth L. ... summer ’68 ... sleeping on rocks . . . Toy House . . . Deer Week ' 67 ... God’s Evil . . . Devil’s Brew . . . wild weekends . . . missing boats and flying . . . dislikes G.M.F.’s . . . scouts . . . Deer Week 68 ... Bettencourt and Walpole . . . Edgartown . . . Candy . . . A gentleman makes no noise.” MELANIE WALLIN HARRIS Mel” Rainy days ... a red rose ... You’re no fun!” ... STARS ... prom night at Ger’s . . . Joe . . . twist top caps . . . midnight swims . . . APE . . . long walks . . . barefeet . . . windy night . . . 96 Tears” . . . blue hats . . . Anne’s party .. . snow fights . . . crabbing ... to be free . . . 143 . . . dislikes bean soup . . . blushing . . . Ger’s logic ... fractured fairy tales ... baby” ... C.P.’s ice pack ... Iwhiskers! ... getting stuck in the sand . . . facial expressions . . . vampires . . . Hamlet . . . Future Nurses Club 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Class Secretary 3; Office Assistant 4; Vineyarder Staff 4 Happiness is not perfected until it is shared.” ROBERT MICHAEL HAGERTY Hag” Football . . . fall . . . Edgartown . . . dislikes Nantucket . . . school sometimes . . . being in trouble . . . Football 1, 2, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4 A man after his own heart.” Sponsored by EDGARTOWN DRUG CO. 74 Edgartown MERGER ' S MARKET JOHN THOMAS HUGHES, JR. Running Bear” Basketball ... 69 ... solitude . . . acid rock ... dancing . . . Little White Dove . . . hunting .. . dislikes win ter . . . morals ... Vice President 1; Science Award, third place 1; Prom Committee 3; Cross Country 4; Track 4; Vineyarder Staff 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Above the vulgar flight of common souls. PATRICIA CAROL HINCKLEY Pat” Being loved . . . Jim . . . White trucks . . . one red rose . . . Mink Meadows beach and marshmallows . . . days and nights with Sal . . . picking flowers a wee bit long . . . Broglio and Laura . . . Ger and Mel . . . Halloween ’66 . . . Mom Dimpy . . . Break¬ fast with Batman . . . dirt roads . . . long hair . . . toy guitar . . . Montego 5 ... Diane’s pony tail :.. Boston!!! ... Blue Mail Box ... April vacation ’68 ... Mr. Ryder . . . Pom Pon . . . catching the biggest fish . . . hunting?!? . . . Janis J. Anticoli come home . . . dislikes uncertain people ... fly rods that tangle . . . things have got to be better . . . Good Byes . . . tropical juices and bumps on the head . . . posing for pictures . . . Student Council 1; Girls’ Social Chairman 1; Future Teachers Association 1; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Vineyarder Staff 4 There is nothing permanent except change.” EDWIN McMASTERS HYDEMAN Eddie” Pizza . . . girls . . . hydroplanes . . . Volvos . . . S.G.D.S. .. . P.G. . . . Coke . . . movies . . . cribbage . . The Milky Way . . . Latin books . . . Saturday at the beach . . . The Big Dipper . . . August, ' 68 boots . . . dislikes rain . . . homework . . . bad drivers . . . lobster bait . . . garbage . . . Men of few words are the best men.” WARREN QUENTIN JERNEGAN Waldo” Small black Chevy’s ... a wrench in one hand, two chemistry books in the other . . . dislikes old Cadillacs . . . school lunches . . . radios that won’t work . . . Band and Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 His fancy lost in pleasant dreams.” Sponsored by H. N. HINCKLEY SONS LILLIAN’S WOMEN’S WEAR Vineyard Haven F. E. LESLIE DRUGGIST, INC D. J. McINNIS JEWELER 75 GREGORY CHARLES KURTH Kraut” Pook . . , traveling . . . Girls’’! ... Poole’s Fish Market , . . Menemsha . . . Virgin Islands.... hunting ... parties ... Pink Pantha!! ... dislikes Conceited Girls . . . getting a hair cut . . . shaving . . . light sideburns . . . Football Manager 2, 3; Student Council 3; Mr. Junior Class 3; Prom Committee 3 Lord of Himself.” SUSAN KLEIN Klein” Cucumber sandwiches . . . rain . . . why? . . . clackers” .. . ' Feb. ’68 .. . green . . . hot ears . . . British Sterling . . . frump . . . Hilltop . . . Nafish . . . Down under . . . yel¬ low roses . . . O.B. Harbor at 4 a.m. . . . being aware . . . Bunker ,. . lemonade . . . Where’s Surprenant?” ... snow ... Jade East ... Animal’s Roof ... clouds ... Katama skies on October afternoons . . . dislikes driving to Kurth’s in the fog . . . round music . . . Stella, etc. . . . passing of time . . . doing applejacks for M.B. . . . hitting trees and fences . . . routine ... my right knee . . . certain supervision . . . Citizen-Scholarship Award 1; Drama Club 2; Debating Club 3; Prom Committee 3; Vineyarder Staffs, Assistant Editor 3; Editor 4; Field Hockey Manager 4 The oil and wine of merry meeting.” FRANK HENRY KNIGHT Frank” Motorcycles . . . F.M. Stereo . . . Scuba diving . . . Land Rovers . . . dislikes growing old . . . Master of his Mind.” ARLENE RITA KURTH Arlene” Tropical juices and peanuts . . . Toy House . . . Homeport . . . Oh Excellent .. . Squibnocket . . . New Year’s ’68 . . . Prom night at Gerry’s . . . Long Hair . . . up-island . . . dislikes black V.W.’s . . . missing the bus . . . homework . . . Monday mornings . . . conceited people . . . Basketball 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Vineyarder Staff 4; Field Hockey All Star 4 Variety is the condition of harmony.” Sponsored by DEPOT CORNER SERVICE STATION, INC. 76 Edgartown SALLY ANN LESLIE Sal” M M’s . . . It’s a fragmentation of your imagination . . . the group” . . . Hyannis guitars . . . Jim Kweskin’s Jug Band . . . Blue Mailbox ... 4:30 a.m. Let’s go clam¬ ming . . . ’38 Chevy’s . . . dinner parties . . . Katama . . . Bird legs” . . . walking in the rain . . . days and nights at Pat ' s . . . Sailing . . . Mr. Ryder . . . stealing flowers . . . dislikes skiing . . . steamed clams . . . the imaginary Blue Camero . . . biscuits . . . sunlamps . . . J.V. Basketball Cheerleader 1; Prom Committee 3; Minnesingers 3, 4; Tour 3, 4; Vineyarder Staff 4; Football Cheerleader, alt. 4; Office Assistant 3, 4; Citizenship-Scholar¬ ship Award 2; TELFAD 4 I love tranquil solitude and such society as is quiet, wise, and good.” MARTHA JANE LOOK Music . . . Model T” . . . March 17 . . . dislikes liars . . . disrespect .. . Chorus 1, ' 2; Band 1, 2; Orchestra 1, 2; Class Vice-President 1; Treasurer 2; Office As¬ sistant 3, 4 All other goods by fortune’s hand is given, a wife is a peculiar gift of heaven.” JOHN ALLEN LARSEN John” Hunting . . . baseball . . . Sword fishing .. . summer . . . water skiing . . . dislikes Room 13 . . . study halls . . . Monday morning . . . Baseball 3, 4 Before man made us citizens, great Nature made us men.” GERALDINE ANN LETOURNEAU Gerry” Hippie! ... soup? ... Yes I am Mel” ... Oglethorpe ... dirt roads and white trucks . . . Hilltop and Bristol . . . Animal’s roof . . . twist-top caps . . . Jade East . . . green jeeps . . . long talks . . . my thumb . . . Jud” . . . spaghetti . . . Young Girl” ... (to be free) ... What can I say??” ... dislikes educational institutions ... big mouths . . . Mel’s denseness . . . hang-ups . . . cold feet . . . being stuck in the sand . . . rumor mongers! . . . woods at night . . . rejects?” . . . French Club 1; Drama Club 2; Class Secretary 1, 2, 4; Class President 3; Prom Com¬ mittee 3; Miss Junior Class 3; Gril’s State Representative 3; Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Soft- ball 1, 2, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Vineyarder Staff 4 There is a woman at the beginning of all great things.” fA v T. R. BERNARD—TRUCKING JOSE GILES, MEXICAN JEWELRY Sponsored by Edgartown EDGARTOWN COFFEE SHOP, INC. THE IVY LODGE Summertime . . . yellow . parties . . . Conn. . Vineyarder Staff 4 Full of sweet indifference. WILLIAM GUILFORT MANTER MAGEE Bill” The schooner . . . weekends off island . . . money . . . nice things . . . gushy gushy . . . dislikes bushes . . . whaler . . . Earth Science . . . Track 1 Mankind are earthen jugs with spirits in them.” SANDRA RUTH MASEDA Skeeter” . . Mustangs . . . Cobra . . . gum . . . MARK ANDREW LYONS Summer . . . the tower . . . bikes . . . money . . . the pit ... weird dreams . . . minis . . . dislikes fake people . . . study halls . . . M.V.R.H.S. lunches . . . toro’s .. . V.W.” back seats . . . buses ... Cross Country 3 No limit but the sky.” DALE J. MacCLURE Dale” Football . . . frosties . . . Toy House . . . F-Troop . . . Elizabeth L. . . . Fords . . . Dave, step on it! ... dislikes windsprints ... scouts ... sleeping on the rocks ... Chevies . . . Gale’s boat . . . Edgartown . . . Football 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Chorus 3, 4; Cape and Islands All-Star Football Team 4 I have the strength of 10 men.” CRONIG’S REAL ESTATE THE CAPTAIN ' S HOUSE Sponsored by Vineyard Haven CARTER’S HARDWARE ELECTRIC BRICKMAN ' S, INC. JOHN FREDERICK McLANE McLane” Lambert’s Cove ... ’63 Plymouth . . . Edgartown . . . Sunday afternoons . . . J.C. . . . Quietness .. . sleep . . . Hey pal,” .. . Guky” .. . dislikes Fords .. . Monday morn¬ ing . . . loud people . . . cigarette spongers . . . Saturdays at A P ... white socks . . . coolies . . . cold weather . . . It matters not how long we live but how.” JONATHAN ERNEST MAYHEW «tT ft Jon Water skiing . . . pizzas . . . hunting ... H 162 ... ’51 Fords . . . summer vacation . . . diving . . . dislikes school lunches ... old poets . . . lobster bait . . . slow services . . . picky rules . . . Vice-President 2 A jest breaks no bones.” MARK FRANCIS MAZER Mark” Cherries . . . knife-style . . . guitar . . . beaches . . . sensual people . . . country blues . . . storms . . . landrovers . . . dislikes peppermint . . . March, 1968 . . . na-palm . . . blue¬ eyed soul . . . cults . . . the ferocious bear at Gay Head . . . Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3; Debating Club 3; Orchestra 4; Band 4; Excellence in English Award 3; Vineyarder Staff 4; Science Fair Award 1; Student Government Day Representative 4 ”1 hate quotations. Tell me what you know.” DEBORAH JUNE MAYHEW Alfie” Daffodils and tulips . . . the swing . . . the Bodes . . . ' ' Loony chic” . . . The group .. . Blue Mailbox . . . dinner parties . . . bread, cheese, cherries, wine . . . foxy . . . Chappaquidick .. . Tuesday nights . . . and Sunday afternoons . . . the guys” . . . red bomb and green rambler . . . the pond ... a dozen red roses ... the Lagoon . . . 4 4 67 . . . surprise! . . . making rocks . . . Juan Roca, comerciante . . . Good Morning, Sears” . . . breakfast parties . . . coffee breaks about 4 o’clock . . . Buster Bars .. . hitchhiking . . . guitar . . . the Bat Club . . . Edgartown wharf . . . What’s it all about?” . . . na- na-na . . . crowded landrovers .. . dislikes Morris . . . Edgartown selectmen . . . inhibi¬ tions . . . being a senior . . . schedules . . . 6A allowances . . . censors . . . Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Softball Manager 2; Prom Chairman 3; 1967 National Youth Conference on the Atom, Chicago 3; Debating Club 3; Citizen-Scholarship Award 2, 3; Science Fair 1 A friend is worth all the hazards we can run.” THE COUNTRY STORE TURF TACKLE SHOP Sponsored by Edgartown EDGARTOWN HARDWARE, INC. BORROWDALE BOOKSHOP 7 ? DAVID ARTHUR MERRY Dave” Nancy . . . football . . . cars .. . parties ... oh excellent . . . frosties . . . Homeport . . . flip the swordfish .. . W. T. ... hunting . . . F-Troop .. . paint box .. . Toy- house . . . Dale slow down” . . . short girls . . . dislikes being called Hillbilly . . . October 26, 1967 . . . windsprints . . . Coach P. ... being mistaken for a Kurth . . . Bettencourt . . . Gale . . . Sleeping on rocks . . . G.M.F. . . . W.T.P.D. . . . B.C. . . . groovy lady . . . Lennie .. . conceited girls . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Student Council 3, 4 A merry heart goes all the day.” COLEEN ANN METELL Coe Jerry .. . The Rascals . . . Old Henry’s . . . strawberries . . . No. 6 . . . meat balls and spaghetti .. . Are you serious?” . . . Red . . . Cronig’s . . . pink tea roses . . . February 11, 1968 . . . Edgartown . . . U. Mass . . . walking on the beach . . . kelp . . . South Beach . . . riding on the beach with the Trash Can” . . . long hair . . . blonde hair . . . Arnold and rubber bands . . . talking trees . . . WOW! ... those dreams . . . dislikes saying good bye . . . being called Metal” . . . being away .. . curfews . . . short hair . . . arguments . . . school lunches . . . loud people and fakes . . . corn on the cob . . . Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Minnesingers 3, 4; Minnesinger Tour 3, 4; Class Historian 2, 3; Cape Cod Music Festival 2; French Club 1; Future Nurses Club 2; Football Cheerleader 4, alternate 3; Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 3, 4; Prom Com¬ mittee 3; Office Assistant 4; Vineyarder Staff 4 Music is well said to be the speech of Angels.” KATHARINE B. MURPHY Kitty” Champagne . . . barnhouse . . . Anne and Jamie . . . quansoo . . . Triumph’s . . . Porche . . . the Tsar . . . Ben Hur . . . dislikes Tim’s alligator .. . arrogant people .. . crowds . . . the Bourgeoisie and general feculence . . . Drama Club 1; Junior Play; Vineyarder Staff 4 A loaf of bread, a jug of wine, and thou.” FRED VINCENT NATUSCH Fred” Nancy .. . water skiing ... to get mad . . . eating . . . weekends .. . doing crazy things ... eating other people’s-dinner ... ' dislikes to smile ... homework ... cur¬ fews . . . being told what to do ... judges . . . being made fun of . . . Basketball J.V. 2; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Football 4; Minnesingers 3, 4; Minnesinger Tour 3, 4 Friends are born, not made.” Sponsored by ISLAND ELECTRONICS, Zenith Color T.V. and K.L.H. Equipment fi0 MARTHA’S VINEYARD BOWLING Vineyard Haven THE FIRST NATIONAL STORE DAVIDS RAYMOND SWARTZ OLIVER Ray” Hunting . . . fishing . . . fast cars . . . fast boats . . . working on cars . . . girls . . . lively parties . . . dances . . . dislikes cops . . . teachers . . . slow cars . . . dull parties . . . island in winter . . . He too serves a purpose who only stands and cheers.” B. BARRY NEVIN Barry” Clear water . . . reading . . . bicycles . . . family . . . snow on the harbor . . . fall in Edgartown . . . R.E.A. EXPRESS . . . dislikes Is your hair naturally curly?” . . . invasion of summer people . . . Student Council 1; Drama Club 2; French Club 2; Prom Committee 3; Prom Court 3; Vineyarder Staff 4; Football Cheerleader 4 (alternate). The shortest pleasures are the sweetest.” SUSAN MARY PEREIRA Sue Rainy days . . . springtime . . . Ann Jaimie . . . dislikes crowds . . . people in general .. . time, and time . . . Drama Club 1; Vinq ' arder Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; Citizenship-Scholarship Award 3 The sunshine of the mind.” JOAN ELLA RICE Joanie” Wind . . . sailing . . . guitar . . . being alone . . . the group .. . Blue Mailbox . . . dinner parties . . . Katama . . . quiet . . . Foxy place .. . the Lagoon . . . buster bar .. . swings . . . people . . . Chippadeck . . . music . . . beaches . . . Looney chicks .. . bread, cheese, cherries and wine . . . Jim Kewskin Jug Band . . . sky .. . flying . . . yellow daffodils . . . BODES .. . catch the wind . . . dislikes arguments . . . inhibitions . . . time . . . Morris trouble . . . insincere people . . . cats . . . Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; J.V. Basketball Cheerleader, alt. 1; Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 3, alt. 2; Varsity Football Cheerleader 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Debating Club 3; Minnesingers 3, 4; Prom Court 3; Vineyarder Staff 4 Try and catch the wind” Sponsored by MARTHA ' S VINEYARD NATIONAL BANK Vineyard Haven 81 MARIE ELIZABETH ROGERS Marie” Horses . . . animals . . . spring . . . Christmas .. . travel .. . Europe . . . chocolate ... Tijuana Brass . . . Office Assistant 2, 3, 4; Vineyarder Staff 4 I’ll make my joy a secret thing.” TANYA MARIE ROKICKI Tanya Water skiing . . . fog .. . sailing ... T R-250’s . . . apples . . . ’62 Valiant with a Hemi ? ... Balalaikas . . . horror movies . . . big clumsy dogs .. . dislikes name mis¬ pronounced . . . end of summer . . . being called Irish” . . . laziness . . . spiders . . . soft eggs ... Prom Committee 3; Vineyarder Staff 4; Cuando los nubeo cambian de Nariz” 3 Things are seldom what they seem.” RALPH C. SARGENT, JR. Phyllis ... 6 feet .. . swamp ... 68 Columbus Ave. .. . Rambler seats .. . Blue Mailbox . . . Oct. 12, 1967 . . . summer blonde . . . Boston .. . weekends on Nantucket? ... air ... sleep . . . High Tower . . . Harry Nudge . . . sports .. . long trips ... 69 . . . Mrs. D B’s B D’s .. . DeBettencourt . . . dislikes L’s and D’s . . . shack animals .. . groovy . . . Junior . . . Little Simmies and fat Alices . . . Portuguese .. . being so tall . . . P.D.’s laugh . . . 143 . . . Physical Fitness Team 1; Track 1; N” Club 2; Basketball 2; Football 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3 We cannot all be masters.” Late breakfasts at Hink’s . . . Bat Club .. . 1 9 69 .. . Blue Mailbox .. . O.P. ... T.H.E. Cat .. . softballs in the swamp . . . beachballs ... tea and toast .. . salty” . . . na, na, na, na, na, na .. . ice cream . . . dislikes Amaral plumbing . . . Joan’s pier ... hair curlers . . . Tippecanoe and Hinckley too . . . Being Ticklish” . . . dog food . . . Chorus 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Football 4 Merrily, merrily shall I live now.” JEFFREY ALLAN SERUSA Batman” Sponsored by MANUEL N. MACIEL, INC. ISSOKSON’S SANITONE DRY CLEANING Vineyard Haven DUKES COUNTY GARAGE, INC. M. V. TRAVEL BUREAU ERIC CLAYTON SPRAGUE • ' Eric” Surfing . .. dining . .. sailing . .. fishing . . . hunting . .. summertime . .. beach combing ... ’32 Ford pickup . .. electronics .. . beach buggies . .. dislikes winters on island . .. Tide and time wait for no man.’’ Good things . . dislikes Bad things . . .• Debating Club 3 The wave of the future.” MAYNARD MICHAEL SILVA Mike” EDMUND S. SMITH Eddie” Girls ... parties .. . hunting . .. fishing . .. dislikes cops . .. pig Fords ... good girls ... Football 3, 4 The will to do, the soul to dare.” ELISHA RALPH SMITH, JR. Smitty” ’61 Comet ... Football rallies ... someone up-island . .. dislikes noisy people ... snobs . .. Turkeytown . .. Football Manager 2; Football 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4 Every man for himself.” HERTZ RENT A CAR—Old Colony Service Corp. OLD COLONY SERVICE CORP.—Chevrolet and Jeep Sponsored by YANKEE BAZAAR HALL ' S 83 SHARON LOUISE TORRES ' Sharon” Certainly is ... ’56 Chevy . . . weekends . . . 9 29 68 .. . First National Parking Lot .. . parties ... summer ... “What a way to go!” ... dislikes Monday morning ... trucks . . . blue lights . . . moody people . . . small cars . . . Basketball 1, 4 What I must do is all that concerns me, not what people think.” RICHARD ROBERT TOWNES Richie” Jim Bean . . . fast cars . . . sleeping late . . . Nantucket . . . dislikes getting up early . . . going to school .. . homework . . . Bettencourt . . . school lunches . . . work .. . Football 1,4; Baseball 4 “What’s the use of worrying.” RENEE THERESE SURPRENANT Renee” Rich .. . “Alio” . . . nafish .. . The Silver Swan . . . Angels, Mrs. Unga Bunga, Alice ... Fishmonger, O Brother! ... Hey, where’s Klein?” ... Cowkillers ... Bonnie Clyde, nicknames, C.C.F. .. . dislikes susabubbas .. . slaps . . . leather clothes . . . round music . . . Frumps . . . Petunia’s Tulips ... Citizenship-Scholarship Award 1, 3; French Club 1; Cape Cod Music Festival 2; Chorus 1 , 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1 , 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 3; President 4; Prom Committee 3; Field Hockey 3, 4; Basketball Manager 3, 4; Minnesingers 3, 4; Tour 3, 4; Office Assistant 3, 4; Vineyarder Staff 4; Field Hockey All Star 4 “O brave new world that has such people in it.” ROGER L. THOMAS Rog” Sally ... “The Shack” .. . V.W.’s .. . parties .. . 627-5374 .. . The Doors’; ... Court at Larry’s” . . . Dairy Whip . . . whistles . . . dislikes room 13 ... pickled beets . . . ’54 Ford .. . 5th period study . . . “WORK . . . ’56 Chevy .. . Basketball 1; Football 4; Baseball 4; Basketball Manager 4 “Time cools, time clarifies; no mood can be maintained quite unaltered through the course of hours.” Sponsored by TILTON LUMBER COMPANY MARTHA ' S VINEYARD SHIPYARD, INC. Vineyard Haven ELIZABETH ROGERS, BEAUTICIAN VINCENT’S GIFT SHOP PACTRICIA TOWNSEND Patsy” The first snow .. . The Sea” .. . What are you thinking about?” ... Boston Common .. . W.C.S. . . . summer of ’68 ... University of the South . . . dislikes ignorance and prejudice . . . lonely winters . . . Vineyarder Staff 4; Basketball 3, 4; Debating Club 3; Citizenship-Scholarship Award 3 Neatness is the crowning grace of womanhood.” IRENE L. VIEARA Rena” Giordano’s . . . see you around like a doughnut” . . . Bronx, New York .. . Joe’s parties .. . Len’s .. . 603-436-9880 .. . dislikes being handcuffed ... having snow down my back .. . being stopped .. . pushy or conceited people ... delayed good byes ... get¬ ting up in the morning . . . Afternoon?” .. . Prom Committee 3; Vineyarder Staff 4; Cafeteria Assistant 2, 3 It is better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all.” JOHN CHAPMAN TREBBY Treb” Sports . . . foreign cars .. . Boston ... an experience .. . dislikes rules . . . school . . . exercising . . . P-Town . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Track 1 Tired of the last, and eager of the new.” popcorn PAMELA ANN TRIPP Tripp” extra extra hot fudge .. . should I ... getting stuck in the mud ... wicked” . Nashua House .. . shots! ... apron East Chop cliffs in the rain . clown” .. . my toes? .. . sho chance in principles” ... lip Costa! my ring!” ... sleeping on couches Science Fair Award 1; Librarian Assistant 2; Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Field Star 3; Prom Committee 3; Debating Club 3; Vineyarder Staff 4; Class Minnesingers 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Minnesinger Tour 4 I agree with no man’s opinion, I have some of my own.” dislikes A strings . . . Hockey All President 4; Sponsored by THE HARBORSIDE LIQUOR STORE BURNHAM MAGNUSON, Builders Edgartown 85 DEBORAH ANN VIERA Debbie” July, ’68 . . . What’s new?” . . . See you in September .. . 10 19 68 .. . short people . . . Snoopy .. . Oh, Nancy!” .. . dislikes The Guard” .. . stuck up people .. . home¬ work . . . Morris?” . . . blind dates! . . . being called ugly .. . Softball Manager 2; Basketball Manager 3; Prom Committee 3; Chorus 3, 4; Vineyarder Staff 4 It is quality rather than quantity that matters.” STUART WALPOLE Stu” Girls . . . money . . . sleep! sleep! ... Chevy’s . . . and anything else . . . dislikes ginks . . . school . . . wise girls . . . Merry-Gale . . . people .. . rich people . . . school lunches . . . Baseball 3, 4 He’s not sleeping, he’s absorbed in thought.” WOODROW WAYNE WILLIAMS Woody” Becky ... 69” . .. Boston ... boxing ... skinny legs” ... Joe’s ... blue pig ... trouble ... dislikes Woodrow ... T.A.” . .. Nantucket ... anything hard ... teachers .. . cops... . summer ginks .. . liars .. . Every sweet has its sour, every evil has its good!” PAMELA WEST Pam” Horses .. . Enchel .. . Daisy ... A German named Herrmann” .. . Edgartown Drug Store .. . S.W.F. .. . Sammy .. . music .. . Alfie” ... skinny dipping ... dislikes shy people . . . being mistaken for snobs .. . Warts” !!! ... Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Future Nurses Club 3; Prom Court 3; Chorus 4; Vineyarder Staff 4 The pri ce of wisdom is above rubies.” HANCOCK HARDWARE SUPPLY CO, INC. g6 TISBURY POLICE RELIEF ASSOCIATION Sponsored by Vineyard Haven TISBURY POLICE DEPARTMENT WOODCHIPS DESIGNERS WALTER WAYTON WOODS, JR. Wally” Long hair ... hunting ... fishing ... beards . .. dislikes some people ... Time is but the stream I go a-fishing in.” MEMBERS OF THE CAPE AND ISLANDS ALL-STAR TEAM wlF 7 J 1 .� Mm M Robert Hagerty: Basketball 1968; Arlene Kurth: Field Hockey 1968; Renee Surprenant: Field Hockey 1968; Pamela Tripp: Field Hockey 1967; Michael DonAroma: Football 1968; Dale MacClure: Football 1968. Sponsored By DUKE ' S COUNTY SAVINGS BANK, Edg. ALBERT K. SYLVIA, JR.—Electrical Contractor, Edg. STANLEY MURPHY GALLERY, W. Tisbury RED CAT BOOKS, W. Tisbury 87 Patrons Mr. Edwin K. Donald Mrs. Mildred Ashcroft Mr. Henry O. Burt Mr. Bert Colaneri Mr. and Mrs. Donald Downs Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Love Dr. and Mrs. Russell S. Hoxsie Mr. F. LeBaron Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Trebby Mr. Edward F. Silvia, Jr. Mr. Petronio Ortiz Mr. Lawrence W. Winterbottom Miss Lolita Mr. Karl Klein Mr. and Mrs. Roger N. Surprenant Mr. and Mrs. Albert Clements Mr. and Mrs. L. J. DeBettencourt Mr. S. W. Osborn Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Gentle A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Albert West Dr. and Mrs. Donald R. Mills Mr. Fred S. Fisher, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas E. Seward Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Belain Mr. and Mrs. William H. King Bernice and Argie Humphreys Mr. Lewis G. King Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Jenkinson Mr. and Mrs. Jose Giles Mr. and Mrs. David A. Seward Mr. and Mrs. Albert O. Fischer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Louis S. Larsen Representative Benjamin C. Mayhew, Jr. Picture credits due to: Martha’s Vineyard Chamber of Commerce and special thanks to Mr. Everett Howell. 88 RE F 050 VIN Th ® Vine yards 1969. W- REF SLf 7¥Z_ 050 VIN The Vineyards 1969. — DATE DUE BORROWER ' S NAME DEMCO - 1 , _ - ptm 3 9844 1001 2194 2