Martha's Vineyard Regional High School - Vineyarder Yearbook (Martha's Vineyard, MA)
- Class of 1970
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i r 1 r i WM v J FOREWORD This yearbook represents many things. For me and for a lot of other people it is the epitome of work and work and work. But it is also the one vehicle that can always carry us back to these days at the Regional when things were fantastically wonderful and miserable and happy and not so happy. When we all worked like crazy but had the best times of our lives. It brings our old friends home again and reminds us that life is a blast. More than any of these, though, the yearbook brings us something unique. And that is; THE SPIRIT OF STUDENTS—that life and that joy that is in us through all the educational mountains and valleys that we drag or run through, and that we never forget. Nothing is all roses yellow, red, or even white—especially school. But ours can sure like it. t .. m ;V-- TABLE OF CONTENTS A dministration U nderclassmen A ctivities E S ssay eniors . 5 .15 .25 .37 .45 .51 ■ ' i- DEDICATION On every yearbook dedication page the eternal and perhaps even infernal question arises, How do you memorialize the first 18 years of your life? And we, the Class of 1970, feel that there is no one thing that ade¬ quately sums up our years at the Martha ' s Vineyard Regional High School. So we dedicate this year¬ book to those multiple images that filled our lives for 18 years: to Gay Head sunsets; to Chappy to beautifully warm, gray i cloudy, windy days; to fast cars; to Norsemen ' s Tomb; to pump- kins at midnight; to skipping class to go to Shop; to everything in the summer; to football games; to Uncle Al; to the Youth Center; to hiding in the Music Center; to Worm and the West Tisbury gang; to victorious bas¬ ketball games; to hayloft parties; to retreats; to lasagna; to ducks on Edgartown Road; to bore¬ dom; to rainy Mondays and thank God it ' s Friday; to the latest news; to no news; to nec¬ tarines; to pickerel at Scrubby Neck; to being miserable; to Zack ' s Cliffs, of course; to cer¬ tain supervision; to him and her; to rainbows; and to life and the world because they ' re both so much fun. X Qi Q ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT Sponsored by daROSA ' S-M. V. PRINTING CO. Oak Bluffs SUPERINTENDENT GUIDANCE COUNSELOR LAWRENCE H. RICHARDSON PRINCIPAL ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL SECRETARIES SCHOOL NURSE MRS. E. THOAAAS MRS. R. COLTER MRS. J. POOL MISS PATRICIA BROWN MRS. GEORGE ANTHONY Work Study Special Education You lost your weekly time sheet? Mow ' d you like to lose your ear? MR. EUGENE BAER Art Where ' s your da-da line? MRS.sRiCHARD BURT English.;.. •. 4 a MISS MARIAN ' CLAft ' World History Jki I MRS. GEORGE COSTA Business Education I haven ' t dismissed you yet. ' If you wanna pjay MISS BARI French Will everyo homework??? s in their MR. HERBERT CUSTER Social Studies Hi! MR. SAMUEL DeFEO Science From a biologist ' s point view ... MRS. PHILIP drew, JR. Home Economics ' of MR. GERARD GEROLAMO Social Studies MR. LeROY HAZELTON English Come into my room and we ' ll discuss it . . . lepel them, repel them, make hem relinquish the ball! MISS MARION HIGGINS Science Are we still babies? CARROLL VINCENT REAL ESTATE AAR. ROBERT HILLER Industrial Arts Will you be done by the end of the period? AAR. SHERAAAN HOAR Social Studies Rule One. i i i. AAISS BARBARA LASSEN Business Education Hyde this pun. Hay is for horses, and I am a giraffe. AAR. ROBERT HYDE English AARS. JOSEPH LEONARD Business Education AAenu . . . menu . . . menu ... Sponsored by AAR. JOHN AAAYHEW AAathematics I may fall flat on my face, but I ' ll try it. ISLAND CONSTRUCTION, INC. Vineyard Haven 1 i -i I U g mm , ' A‘A ti w.mlKtt iSm i IwmBI MR. ROBERT NUTE Music Can ' t you kids count? t- ' Where do I stand? ' ' All right, you . . .-,move. ' MISS MARJORIE SCARLETT English I love having my picture taken. MR. DANIEL McCARTHY Mathematics Kiss me, I ' m Irish. MRS. WILLIAM McCHESNEY Reading Reading is of great value. Sponsored by BURNHAM MAGNUSON, Builders Edgartov n MRS. CYRUS NORTON Librarian A. V. Director MR. JOHN MORELLI English AAR. JAY SCHOFIELD Physical Education “Where ' s AAiss Skarp? AAISS HAZEL SKARP Physical Education Where ' s AAr. Schofield? AAR. A. DOUGLAS STEWART AAR. EDWARD THOAAAS Science Social Studies AAR. AAICHAEL ZOLL Science Dr. Stewart and AAR. AAILTON WEISSBERG Spanish Now let ' s speak a little Spanish MRS. E. WALLER MRS. E. MAGNUSON MRS. R. FREITAS MAINTENANCE STAEES m A J. O ' Neil, D. Malonson, R. Bailey, D. Abdelnour, D. Fisher, M. Cardoza, P. Moreis, B. Lewis, R. Knight BLUFFS LAUNDRY CENTER BERGERON ' S GARAGE, INC. Sponsored by BEN DAVID MOTORS, INC. GAY HEAD SIGHTSEEING CO., INC. Oak Bluffs 13 Meet our class advisors. I don ' t give inter¬ views. Did you say Napoleon? You mean I ' m Mia Farrow!!! ' Who ' s Mia Farrow? Do 1 hear a waltz? ' You haven ' t been dismissed, Mrs. Costa!! ' Isn ' t that Mia Farrow? ' Nice day if it don ' t rain That ' s the principal??? 14 Robin ' s Hood rides again. UNDERCLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS JUNIORS Nancy Lane, Secretary Deborah Hoxsie, Vice-President Carol AAetell, Treasurer (standing) Mr. Hoar, Advisor Nancy Tripp, President Mrs. Leonard, Advisor (absent) Darlene Drake, Historian SOPHOMORES Alicia Lesnikowski, Secretary Jane Renear, Treasurer Patricia Figeiredo, Historian (standing) Miss Higgins, Advisor Carl Thomas, President Mary Jane Nevin, Vice-President Mr. Zoll, Advisor FRESHMEN Melba Orr, Historian Ann Frieh, Secretary John Schilling, Vice-President (standing) Orland Donald, President Mrs. Burt, Advisor (absent) Kenneth Hyde, Treasurer Mr. Custer, Advisor 16 Sponsored by RONALD J. PINE, licensed electrician Vineyard Haven [ UNDERCLASS FAVORITES MR. AND MISS FRESHMAN David Vanderhoop and Katherine Drake Sponsored by West Tisbury MR. AND MISS SOPHOMORE Anthony Lima and Elizabeth Brooker MR. AND MISS JUNIOR James Heatheman and Deborah Hoxsie Otis E. Burt, Builder 17 ALBION ALLEY CO. CLASS OF 1971 FIRST: B. Camacho, A . Alwardt, J. Andrade, P. Berube, D. Baptiste, C. Anthony, J. Briggs, J. Campbell, N. Campos; SECOND: A. Clements, J. Carter, W. Brouillette, F. Cecilio, Q. Bannister, AA. Brown, T. Canha, D. Benefit; ABSENT: AA. Alwardt, N. Clinton. FIRST: P. Crane, K. Hopp, J. Cottle, P. Gallagher, C. Enos, D. Hoxsie, G. Francis, T. Johnson, B. Devine, C. Giles; SECOND: J. Heathman, D. Fortes, L. Crawford, S. Garvin, J. Gonsalves, H. Devine, J. Ferreira, S. Counsell, R. Henley; THIRD: G. Hathaway, T. Colligan, D. Frank, B. Emin, D. Costa, A. Gibb, C. Kenniston, R. Dickson, B. Ferreira; FOURTH: J. Duart, J. Estrella, J. Gaspar; ABSENT: AA. Viera, L. Weaver, G. Williams, P. Thomason, A. Silva, A. Robinson, E. Woods. Sponsored by ALBERT K. SYLVIA-Electrical Contractor BOYD SMITH, INC. Edgartown 18 FIRST: C. Leonard, N. AAagee, L. Perry, D. AAetell, D. Metell, L. Landers, W. Kurth, T. Letourneau, N. Leighton, C. Prada, C. Metell; SECOND: W. Pelletier, W. Marden, S. Nevin, E. O ' Neil, C. Kinnecom, L. Lyons, K. AAaciel, E. Regan, D. Norton, G. Leighton, R. McLane; THIRD: C. McBride, G. Richards, Gs LaValley, J. Klingensmith; ABSENT: M. DeBettencourt, D. Drake, D. Egan, C. Jones. FIRST: L. Welch, N. Tripp, N. Pachico, B. Scott, Y. Rogers, M. Nevin, V. Waters; SECOND: D. Townes, J. Silva, R. Silva, C. Vincent, R. Yapp; THIRD: J. Stevens, J. Walpole, G. Sylvia, G. Rogers, M. Viera, R. Robinson, R. Vanderhoop; ABSENT: N. Lane, D. Landers, G. Maciel, J. Magee, N. Nevin, N. Nunes, S. Reynolds. Sponsored by MENEAASHA MARINE SERVICE (Men.) TISBURY POLICE DEPARTMENT (V.H.) BILL ' S SEAGOING GROCERY (Men.) WEAVER ENTERPRISES, Heating Specialists (V.H.) 19 CLASS OF 1972 FIRST: J. Carroll, AA. Abbott, L. Carlson, G. Bagnall, S. Bates, S. Carter, E. Brooker; SECOND: A. Bannister, J. Alley, F. Benefit, F. Allen, K. Blake, J. Baptiste, T. Anthony, J. Belain; ABSENT: J. Bennett, D. Bernard, N. Burleson. Being sophomores is a bit easier han being freshmen, but weVe had to work pretty hard this year to get money for our Junior Prom, next year. We have had food sales, rummage sales, and sold class jewelry, and, all in all, have done fairly well towards increasing our treasury. Ifs strange and a bit sad watching all of the seniors leave this year, knowing in two years it will be us. Patricia Figueiredo Class Historian FIRST: L Correira, P. Landers, J. Fisher, V. Jernegan, F. Eddings, M. Elias, D. King, S. Hughes, A. Fortes, K. Hunt, P. Figueiredo; SECOND: L. Gale, J. Kinnecom, K. Fitzpatrick, G. Combra, S. Fisher, M. Kenniston, S. Edwards, Heather Hunter, R. Gallagher, W. Coggins; THIRD: T. DeBettencourt, T. Engley, D. Grant, E. Cottle, D. Entwistle, T. Chase, C. Davis, AA. Broccoli, B. Coggins, D. Devine; ABSENT: S. Hoxsie, W. King, J. LaBell. FIRST: AA. Page, D. Pelow, B. Renear, J. Renear, K. Packish, D. Robinson, A. Lesnikowski, R. Luce, C. Rogers, S. Luce, K. Noble, AA. Searle, N. Rogers; SECOND: J. Smith, G. Leighton, L. Ostman, K. AAaciel, P. AAaseda, AA. Thifault, S. Place, N. Nevin, J. AAanning, K. Sprague, P. Strople; THIRD; T. Powell, R. Randolph, F. Oliver, S. Sylvia, D. AAills, L. Larsen, C. Rohr, A. Lima, AA. Trott, E. Willoughby, C. Thomas; FOURTH: B. Page, R. Smith, D. Thompson, D. Wilson, P. Vandal; ABSENT: J. Leighton, R. Leonard, S. Orcutt, B. Pease, P. Regan, P. Thatcher, S. Wilson. I 2 ( CLASS OF 1973 FIRST: P. Backus, C. Alwardt, V. Authier, K. Drake, R. Alley, C. Burgess, P. Boyd, J. Cottle, C. Ciancio, R. Cullen; SECOND: J. Bangs, S. Brown, T. Bardwell, C. Bangs, P. Devine, L. Baptiste, D. Dunbar, AA. DeBettencourt, R. Baird, D. Berube, B. Bailey, AA. Coleman; THIRD: D. Alwardt, R. Allen, J. Andrews, W. Alwardt, F. Alwardt, R. Erickson, S. Cronig, AA. Alwardt, R. Clark, R. DeBettencourt, O. Donald, B. Dolby. Our first year at the Regional High School has been a long, hard one. But it ' s been kind of fun, too, getting to know all of the other kids in the school. It seems like it will take so long before we are seniors. Our class is busy raising money for our treasury. Already we ' ve had a food sale, sold stationery, and held one Mod Day. So the future looks bright for us. We can ' t wait for next year. Melba Orr Class Historian Sponsored by HERBERT D. METELL— Metropolitan Insurance (O.B.) POOLE ' S FISH MARKET (Chil.) 22 I FIRST: K. Jardin, B. Farrell, B. Estrella, J. Johnson, L. Gaines, L. Garvin, M. Lesnikowski, A. Frieh, AA. Larsen, D. Fitzpatrick; SECOND F. Ferreira, J. Gibson, P. Hale, W. Kurth, D. Gazaille, G. Issokson, K. Hyde, S. Hopp, J. Leonard, H. Garneau, C. Johnson; THIRD: D. Fauteaux, A. Ferreira, G. Harris, J. Smith, G. Jackson, D. Leighton, K. Harris, D. Grunder, P. Grunden, F. Fisher, D. AAurphy, W. Gazaille; ABSENT: AA. Francis, L.- Freitas, J. Lewis. FIRST: A. Richards, B. AAorgan, S. AAetell, D. Shelton, R. Smith, U. Willoughby, L. Putnam, R. Rebello, AA. Orr, C. AAacIntosh, S. Lima; SECOND: C. Spencer, J. Stiles, AA. AAedeiros, B. AAaseda, V. Rezendes, P. Luce, S. Peacock, K. Santos, F. Rogers, D. Welch, AA. Sprague, C. Thatcher, C. Tankard; THIRD: D. Vanderhoop, V. West, R. Williams, G. AAanter, R. AAoreis, R. Norton, R. AAadeiros, P. AAercier, R. AAorris, C. Lyons, T. AAoreis; FOURTH: E. Silva, D. Townsend, R. Snowden, R. Smith, D. Wend, K. Sylvia, L. Look, J. Schilling, C. Look, N. AAaciel, D. Rogers, R. Sequeira, D. Norton; ABSENT: S. AAayhew, J. Norton, W. Reynolds, J. Stevens. 23 id WHAT ' S THIS? So I like orange lollipops! So does Fang. Only her hairdresser knows for surel Awwww! Isn ' t that sweet! And then he bit me. Is it dead yet? I ' m a junior now. I ' m a beach bunnyl . Kiss me, you fool I !-i 24 FOOT i i FIRST ROW: E. Cottle, S. Medeiros, W. Marden, W. Look, M. McCarthy (co-captain), R. Dickson, J. Rohr, S. Garvin; SECOND ROW: L. Larsen, R. Fragosa, K. White, D. Fortes, P. Welch, L. Crawford. I BALL FIRST ROW: T. Andrews, C. Davis, R. Madeiros, H. Leonard, T. Pachico, E. Pachico, C. Rohr; SECOND ROW; D. Dunbar, R. Clark, T. Anthony, S. Hoxsie, M. DeBettencourt, R. Leonard; ABSENT: D. Landers (co-captain). 27 FIELD HOCKEY VARSITY: CENTER: Miss Skarp, coach; D. Duarte, manager; ' ROUND AND ' ROUND: N. Mavro, B. Stewart, G. Leighton, J. Leighton, M. Rogers, B. Magnuson, W. Kurth, S. Hughes, D. Hoxsie, C. Enos, .C. Prada, N. Leighton, N. Tripp, C. Leonard, G. Francis. JUNiOR VARSITY: L. to R.: U. Willoughby, L. Perry, K. Jardin, S. Lima, D. Baptiste, J. Renear. Sponsored by PHILLIPS HARDWARE WHITE BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY WILLIAM STANLEY BROWN INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. ISLAND TECHNICAL SERVICE 28 Oak Bluffs CROSS COUNTRY FRONT: E. Cottle, J. Stevens, G. Leighton, R. Fragosa, J. Rohr, K. White, J. Colaneri; MIDDLE: C. Davis, C. Rohr, M. Billings, P. Welch, L. Crawford; BACK: L. Larsen, S. Hoxsie, R. Leonard, J. Ferreira, A. Alleyne, P. Mercier. Sponsored by GRANT BROTHERS, INC. Edgartown MARTHA ' S VINEYARD INSURANCE AGENCY FRONT: S. Hopp, S. Brown, L. LaValley, P. Mercier, K. Hyde; BACK: M. Brown, J. Klingensmith, A, Alleyne, J. Colaneri, S. Counsell, J. Stevens, Mr. Schofield (coach). TRACK AND FIELD 29 VARSITY BASKETBALL FRONT: S. Medeiros (manager), Mr. Schofield, (coach), Q. Bannister (manager), L. TO R.: A. Bannister, M. McCarthy, S. Garvin, A. Alleyne, M. Billings, K. White, D. Fortes, S. Counsel!, J. Heathman; ABSENT: R. Dickson, R. Robinson. FRONT TO BACK: M. Rogers, D. Hoxsie, W. Kurth, Mrs. Siktberg (coach), G. Francis, J. Renear, F. Eddings, S. Mayhevy, N. Tripp, S. Hughes, B. Stewart. DR. AND MRS. DONALD MILLS 30 EDGARTOWN HARDWARE, INC. Sponsored by Edgartown JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL UP AND DOWN: L. Rogers, D. Metell, S. Fisher , J. Leighton, F. Rogers, R. Rebello, L. Perry; Managers: J. Campbell, D. Robinson; ABSENT: K. Blake. MR, JOHN CROWELL We would like to take this space to express our thanks and re¬ gards to Mr, John Crowell, who gave two years of service as girls ' basketball coach. He worked very hard to give the girls a good spirit and the fight and ability to win. Upon hearing of his passing on, the team asked the question, What next? It hopes to keep the good spirit and to get a good coach in his stead. Surely the team misses Mr. Crowell, BS FRONT: Mr. J. Brown (coach); K. Hyde (manager); MIDDLE: G. Rogers, R. Leonard, R. Norton, J. Leonard, E. Silva, N. Maciel, R. Randolph; BACK: L. Baptiste, B. Coggins, R. Allen, S. Hoxsie, E. Cottle, T. Moreis. DEPOT CORNER SERVICE STATION Sponsored by Edgartown L. A. THOMAS REFRIGERATION 31 CHEERLEADERS VARSITY BASKETBALL: C. Metell, E. Honey, captain, P. Gallagher, N. Campos, C. Anthony, K. Fitzpatrick, B. Scott, J. Andrade. VARSITY: S. Henley, B. Renear. JV: P. Strople, D. Pelow. JV BASKETBALL: B. Devine, captain, K. Hunt, D. Norton, K. Hopp, N. Pachico, J. Manning. AND FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS: S. Henley, C. Meteli, J. Andrade, B. Renear, C. Coleman, P. Gallagher, D. Norton, E. Honey, captain. ALTERNATES: P. Strople, K. Fitzpatrick. TOP RUNNER Anthony Alleyns 33 SOFTBALL FRONT: J. Renear, W. Kurth , R. Silva, M. Rogers, B. Stewart, S. Hughes, B. Magnuson; BACK: T. Johnson, F. Allen, D. Hoxsie, N. Tripp, L. Leighton, J. Leighton. When the school joined a sports league, the boys formed a baseball team under the able coaching and guidance of Mr. John Crowell. For two years he helped the boys attain the skills necessary for a good team. Here, also, we would like to remember him for his service and encouragement in forming the team; he will be solely missed in the years to come. SOFTBALL MANAGERS: D. Duarte, Miss Skarp, coach, N. Mavro. BASEBALL FRONT: T. Canha, S. Counsell, H. Leonard, T. Pachico, M. McCarthy, G. Rogers, T. Colligan; BACK: W. Coggins, B. Coggins, J. Belain, M. Thifault, M. Brown, T. Anthony, P. Maseda. mm THE VINEYARDER STAFF . . LEFT TO RIGHT: Franny Carla, Sue, Debbie (typing chairman), Greg, Keiver, Bird (literary chairman), Peter, Noreen, Paula, Kenny, me, Marcia, Penny, Faith, Babs, Corinne, Barbara, Pam, Faye (art chairman). Sue, Steph, Mike, Kerry (business manager); LOST; Bruce (planning), Steve (layout). . . . is a great bunch of kids. What can you say? The editor gives the orders, complains, worries, tolerates, plans, and in the end gets all the glory. But in between there is a bunch of kids that really make the yearbook: original layout designers, expert typists (of course), managers, ad sellers, people who came just to help at anything, all of them that came when they were called, and made this yearbook as much as I ever did. A motley crew? Perhaps. But Til take them over anyone else. Give them Five Gold Stars, the Award for Meritorious Service, sometimes under tire, and a great big THANK YOU—because they deserve it. Mike And a special hug for Miss Lassen, who ran the whole show, but who was always backstage . . . M. Sponsored by ISLAND ELECTRONICS Vineyard Haven 36 DRIVER EDUCATION Mr. Adams has guided countless young¬ sters through the fun and sometimes harrowing experiences of learning to drive the automobile. His expert train¬ ing and personal interest have paid off, though, with many excellent drivers and appreciative parents. Both the stu¬ dents and Mr. Adams enjoy this phase of high school, and the Vineyarder hopes that he will continue for quite some time. CREATIVE WRITING CLUB L TO R.: G. Richards, N. Tripp, Mr. Hazelton, advisor, D. Hoxsie, D. Costa. Sponsored by NIP-N-TUCK DAIRY (W. Tis.) HERBERT R. HANCOCK, BUILDER (Chil.) HOPE DAVID FLANDER ' S REAL ESTATE (Chil.) MIDDLETOWN REAL ESTATE (W. Tis.) 37 CHORUS B. Renear D. Norton D. Hoxsie A. Frieh M. Larson J. Norton B. Noyes R. Luce S. Hughes B. Morgan A. Lesnikowski P. Figueiredo U. Willoughby D. Duarte K. Maciel K. Scott E. Camacho L. Welch C. Nevin P. Backus B. Devine J, Manning G. Leighton J. Silva S. Fisher C. Prada N. Leighton C. Enos J. Briggs L. Sequeira N. Tripp M. Anthony D. Muckerheide J. Heathman R. Robinson G. Jackson L. Perry P. Carter S. Black S. Bates L. Lyons S. Cronig J. Rogers J. Ferreira B. Boren K. Ivory T. Andrews D. Issokson L. Look F. Eddings Y. Rogers L. Garvin C. Rogers A. Fortes K. Hunt T. Johnson J. Schilling R. Yapp C. Vincent J. Athearn R. Sanger K. Sylvia S. Luce M. Searle M. Elias J. Stiles R. Cullen L. Gaines S. Lima P. Boyd D. Scott C. Metell E. Honey M. Page N. Magee P. Gallagher S. Edwards C. Noble K. Keniston N. Rogers F. Fisher L. Carlson B. Magnuson S. Harris C. Anthony E. Regan K. McIntosh N. Campos J. Cottle J. Smith J. Simmons P. Welch M. Bernard K. Hyde D. Dunbar C. Lyons R. Silva B. Stewart D. Costa D. Bangs S. Silvia P. Grunden C. Thomas T. Silvia J. Magee S. Garvin B. Ferreira A. Sequeira P. Regan R. Erickson S. Place J. Bangs R. Rebello 38 Altos and Basses Sponsored by . ' Sopranos and Tenors ISSOKSON ' S SANITONE Vineyard Haven ISLAND INSURANCE DRY CLEANING AGENCY INC. BAND FIRST ROW; M. Page, D. Duarte, B. Stewart, P. Figueiredo, D. Hoxsie, F. Eddings, A. Lesnikowski; SECOND ROW: J. Bangs, D. Bangs, G. Hathaway, J. Magee, S. Garvin, D. Edgar, D. Fortes, J. Athearn; THIRD ROW: P. Regan, R. Erickson, J. Schilling, D. Welch, D. Issokson, K. Ivory, P. Welch; M r. Nute, Director. ORCHESTRA FIRST ROW: M. Page, D. Duarte, B. Stewart, P. Figueiredo, A. Lesnikowski, M. Nevin, B. Noyes; SECOND ROW: P. Regan, E. Regan, D. Belisle, N. Magee, F. Eddings, N. Mavro, D. Hoxsie, P. Backus, J. Athearn; THIRD ROW: R. Erickson, J. Schilling, ' J. Magee, D. Welch, D. Issokson, K. Ivory, P. Welch, D. Edgar; Mr. Nute, Director. Sponsored by DEITZ AAEEKINS, INC. JOSE GILES, Sterling Mexican Jewelry Edgortown SARA COFFIN ANTIQUES IVY LODGE 39 THE MINNESINGERS FRONT: C. Lyons, D. Bangs, J. Bangs, S. Bates, S. Luce, B. Noyes, C. Anthony, K. Scott; MIDDLE: D. Duarte, J. Smith, R. Silva, M. Searle, N. Magee, D. Hoxsie (secretary), B. Stewart, K. Prada, R. Luce, F. Fisher (secretary), J. Simmons, S. Fisher, D. Norton, M. Anthony (president), N. Tripp, B. Magnuson; BACK: P. Regan, T. Silvia, D. Costa, M. Bernard, C. Thomas, D. Issokson, R. Sanger, J. Heathman, T. Andrews, B. Boren (vice-president), K. Ivory, P. Welch; ABSENT: K. Maciel, B. Scott, P. Figueiredo, J. Stiles, M. Page, C. Metell, S. Hughes, C. Cronig, L. Carlson. This year the Minnesingers, mature in wisdom, talent, and spirit, have continued the tradition of superlative vocal music in the high school. Under the able direction of Mr, Robert Nute, the Minne¬ singers have worked for their annual spring tour, which included Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, and New Hampshire. They also presented concerts at the island elementary schools. Their training has ranged from 15th and 16th century madrigals and motets to contemporary arrangements, pop music, and electronic vocal music. It has been a rewarding year for both Mr. Nute and the group, and with a lot of work (and fun) behind them, they ' ve set a standard that will be hard to match. MJA DIRECTOR ROBERT NUTE DEER RUN Sponsored by Oak Bluffs OUR MARKET INC. 40 STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Mr. Davis; Nancy Tripp, Junior Class President; Marcia Rogers, Student Council President; SECOND ROW: Carl Thomas, Sophomore Class President; Rimo Fullin, CORE Representative; Jeffrey Kelley; Gregory Orcutt, Senior Class President; Tom Andrews, Student Editor; Orland Donald, Freshman Class President; ABSENT: Dale Metell, Business Representative. STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Brian Dolby; Robin Rebello; Beth Renear; Marcia Rogers, President; Pat Gallagher; SECOND ROW: Mr. Robichau, Advisor; Jean Fischer, Secretary; Bill Pelletier, Treasurer; Barbara Magnuson, V ice-President; Ronald Leonard; Steve Brown; ABSENT: Leslie Crawford; Remo Fullin. Sponsored by OLD COLONY SERVICE CORPORATION K. T. GALLEY CO., INC. BERNARD ' S TAXI ANNA B. FLYNN—Real Estate Edgartown THE STUDENT CLCX:KWISE, from the left: B. Magnuson, M. Rogers, J. Leighton, S. Harris, F. Eddings, E. Regan, L. Sequeria, K. Ivory, C. Hopp, F. Fisher, J. Renear, M. Page, F. Rogers, L. Putnam, S. Daugherty, T. Andrews (editor-in-chief), J. Stevens, Mr. Hyde, faculty advisor. Spring is a beautiful time of the year; it is known as the new birth, the beginning. Last year, the fall saw a birth of a kind. The birth of a stu¬ dent voice. The Student still is in its youthful spring sea¬ son; all of the blossoms have not yet fully bloomed. But before the 1970 ' s are over, we hope to see the Student as a major sounding board for ideas of change or revi¬ sion, a place of entertain¬ ment, an informative weekly, and a focal point for newly found school spirit. All of this can be achieved through underclass cooperation and the knowledgeable guidance of Mr. Robert Hyde, our fac¬ ulty advisor. I would like to personally ‘ thank Mr. Hyde for his tremendous support and inexhaustable wit, with¬ out which none of this could possibly have come about. My very sincere thanks and best wishes for the coming years. And to the Student, farewell to deadlines, and copy, and last-minute issues. The Student now wishes the Seniors of 1970 tremendous happiness in life ahead, to a fantastic group that has a lot of class. Tom Andrews Editor-in-Chief 42 43 SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. E. C. Cottle; Mr. A. Freeman Leonard; Mr. Herbert Mercier, Jr.; Mr. William M. Honey, Secretary-Treasurer; Mr. James E. Dolby; Mr. Robert E. Convery; Dr. David Rappoport; Mrs. Valmore Bergeron, Vice-Chairman; STANDING; Mrs. David Flanders, Chairman; ABSENT: Mrs. Jose Giles. I No! Not here! You want me to what??l 44 I ' m really out of it today ' Queens for a day! where has all the time gone? 46 A moment in time treasure . . . memories. our to pause. reflect, A flower unblown; a book unread; A tree with fruit unharvested; A path untrod; a house whose rooms Lack yet the heart ' s divine perfumes; A landscape whose wide border lies In silent shade ' neath silent skies; A wondrous fountain yet unsealed; A casket with its gifts concealed— This is the Life that for Youth waits Beyond to-morrow ' s mystic gates. H, N. Powers 48 Hope , . . boredom . . . anticipation . . . tears . . . 49 ' ' All the world ' s a stage . . . Or so they say. I The dews of summer nights I count myself in nothing else so happy As in remembering my good friends. Wm. Shakespeare 50 The Life in a day. THE HISTORY The Class of 1970 began four long years ago ... or maybe it wasn ' t so long ago Can your mother ' s car fit just one more? when the little freshmen from the whole island timidly climbed onto what seemed to be HUGE busses that day in September ' 66. We, the big shots to the eighth graders and dumb freshmen to the upperclass¬ men, walked those l-o-n-g halls so confused and too scared to ask anyone where to go (for shame! me live up to that horrible idea of being dumb?) Before we had even learned our locker combinations (was it 32-28-4 or 28-4-32?), we elected our class officers and tried to do the things a class has to get done. With the help of our advisors, Mr. Thomas and Miss King, and Jimmy Rogers as our president, we tried to get some work started. Slowly but surely, we got accustomed to the problems and glories (?) of being in high school. Then, sooner than we expected, we were introduced to those horrid things called mid-year exams. Before we could think about getting spring fever, it seemed that summer was here. In three short months we were back. This time though, we were quite arrogant and even a little snobbish to the new crop of freshmen that came in. It actually seemed as though we knew what we were doing! Amazing! With Jeff Kelley as the new president, we continued the job of money-earning started last year. All right kids, you know how fast last year went and this year ' ll go by faster . . . so work!! And work we did. The highlight of the year was a play in the spring, The Island Homecoming. It was our first really big shew, and came off too good to be true. For the first time, we saw how well our 52 class could work together. That spring, for a second time, we saw a group with their caps and gowns march down to receive their diplomas. Wait! Are we half way there? No, not us . . . When we returned that fall, we could proudly state that we were now upperclass¬ men. But with the sunshine there also comes the rain. We had to get started on the prom . . . OUR prom. No time could be too soon. Danny Issokson was voted chairman with Betsy Honey as the assistant chairman. To have the kind of prom we wanted was going to take money, so we decided to put on another play. ' Arsenic and Old Lace, di¬ rected by our own Michael Anthony, was cast, and in March it was performed. It turned out quite a success with everyone enjoying it, especially the cast. The added income made our prom plans seem a little more realistic. The first thing was to decide on a theme . . . one like no other class had used. Springtime, Flowers, Fountains and Other Things were chosen. Then the search for a place for our prom faced us. Country Club? No. School? NO!! Harborside? No. Harbor View? Yes! So, there it was ... at the Harbor View Hotel in Edgartown. And what a night. All the junior girls were especially careful while eating dinner, so they wouldn ' t get this or that on their gowns. Then the time came . . . All junior girls and their escorts please circle the dance floor. Everyone started to move, whisper¬ ing . . .who? her? Maybe! Will all others but Audrey Tilton Wendy White Marcia Rogers Elizabeth Honey Pamela Stiller 53 Wendy lacono Sue Carroll please step aside! From these princesses the queen was selected. It was . . . Marcia Rogers Then came graduation again. This was the last class before us (gulp!). Michael Mc¬ Carthy was chosen Marshal for the Class of 1969. Here we said good-bye to friends that had come to mean so much to us. We were now the elders of the school. When we arrived back that September, just three short years since those nervous freshmen days, we realized that now we had to start thinking about the future. Where to go, what to do, and how it should be done, were just a few questions we asked ourselves. We all have found that those four years were the only ones in which we were one . . . Now we must go our separate ways, without having the ' security ' of being told what to do; we have to think and act like the adults we are supposed to be. Remember all the things a senior goes through? Getting measured for caps and gowns, and just as nervous as when we were measured for class rings as sopho¬ mores . . . Smile, and turn your head a little to the right. Okay. Oh, you ' ll be so lovely. . . . What do you want to be when you grow up? And then prom nights and senior beach parties and fun weekends and the senior variety show and more parties and there was no end . . . Remember it all? df course you do. Be¬ cause we were one—The Class of 1970. Noreen Mavro Historian 54 This . fun! looks like . . w?, m 55 SPRINGTIME FLOWERS 56 FOUNTAINS AND OTHER THINGS ' i ' ney,ct ' td cAooA ' it€(j ue lAe fiAect U ' ye y,ou ' }i- ccm ici ' n ' al unioa arK tce a. ' nd 0 0 o ' H 0 zltC ' Hdci ' , 0meni =0 cu tA ‘ni eiec ' n Awnd ' i ed ioc ' - ' itime at ei At ccAocA i ' n tAe e ' is-e ni 0 ' y Ao ' y dem 0doteA, Sd a ' tousm. i. ' U. l. 57 Jean Fischer and Steven Medeiros 58 CLASS CLOWN Peter Welch Superlatives MOST ATHLETIC Morcia Rogers and Michael McCarthy MR. AND MISS SENIOR CLASS Frances Fisher and Joseph Rohr MOST ARTISTIC Susan Daugherty and John Athearn 59 Martha Huntington . Wally Huntington . Laurie Huntington . Sidney Huntington . Horatio P. Honeywell . . . Mark Bradford . .. . Don Muckerheide Joan Wood . . Betsy Honey Grace Schoenbeck . Walola Breckinridge .... Caroline Blakesly . . ... Rosemarie Silva Theresa Brown . Amelia Dennis . Lillian Wood . Ted Wood . Who built that set? Plays and things are fun and hard and a lot of other things be¬ sides, and we ' ve always taken a liking to them. These pages show just what it was like: the rehearsals and construction and make-up and more rehearsals and sick stomachs and flasks backstage and missed cues and laughs and opening nights and closing nights and cast parties and everything in between; curtain calls and dirty tablecloths and the back of the set and a million and one things that make a play. There were tears, too, but more than that, there was the fun of it all, and the glow that you felt when you finally realized, after all that work, that the audience loved you. MJA those backstage crews .. . THE ISLAND HOMECOMING ... Abbie Brewster Barbara Stewart Martha Brewster Fran Fisher Rev. Dr. Harper Robert Sanger Teddy Brewster Peter Welch Mortimer Brewster Greg Orcutt Officef Brophy Ken Ivory Officer Ktein Bruce Boren Blaine Harper Betty Noyes Jonathan Brewster Tom Andrews Dr. Einstein Don Edgar Mr. Gibbs Ed Pachico Officer O ' Hara Michael Anthony Lt. Rooney Steve Medeiros Mr. Witherspoon Howard Leonard Understudy Debbie Duarte Curtain pinning ... OFFICERS AND ADVISORS THE WOMEN; Noreen Mavro, Historian; Faye Baird, Secretary; Karen Scott, Vice-President; THE MEN: Mr. Edward Thomas, Advisor; Gregory Orcutt, President; Mr. Leroy Hazelton, Advisor; Kenneth Ivory, Treasurer. Here they are, those standards of righteousness, those pillars of guidance, leadership, and babysitting. They are the senior class officers and advisors, and they are the great¬ est. They stand for all the wonderful factors that make our class what it is. And you know what that is . . . But to be serious. They do represent a leadership that has brought the Class of 1970 a level of maturity we thought was unattainable. They have not done it all, for they represent all of the officers and advisors that have gone before them. But they are the symbols of our success. To Mr. Thomas and Mr. Hazelton, and to Miss King before, we owe a lion ' s share of appreciation and thanks. They came and supervised when we needed them, told us to shut up when we should have shut up, worried for us when we should have worried, and guided us through the pitfalls and pleasures of high school. So this page is for them, and for their unfailing wisdom that we needed so badly, and that they were so willing to give. 62 Sponsored by MARTHA ' S VINEYARD NATIONAL BANK Vineyard Haven My halo slipped. You said there ' d be other girls here! You ' ve had it.l Be prepared. Shut the door! The Maid of West Tis- bury. We ' re engaged. There ' s a dirty word in this book. ' Hicr Ah, Sue ... ah ... ' Cheek to cheek. That tickles! 63 MICHAEL JOSEPH ANTHONY Mike 11 pm waves . . . her . . . I ' m dyin ' . . . Kay and the Columbo crew . . . WW . . . what beer? . . . Venerandah, Santino, et tutti famiglia . . . Queen Bess and Miss Pureheart . . . Dusseldorf ' s T. P. scandal . . . Betsy ' s corner and eggshell . . . the biggest rock on the Island ... 5 and 138 . . . Fred, Flora, and Miss Etiquette . •• Marat Sade, the Staights, and Fleegle . . . RENEE!! . . . Arsenic and Old Lace . . . R P Society . . . blue necks, wedged heels, carnivals and tears . . . Klein ' s beaux . . . French accents . . . Elsie . . . Irish sweaters and chipmunk lips . . . DAR nectarines . . . phone calls ... te in mitte . . . subway balloons . . . the Raffaello gang . . . my engine cover . . . hates liars . . . family fights . . . getting up ... confrontations . . . state cops . . . rashes and headaches . . . spirit gum . . . bus paranoia . . . delerium . . . the mainstream . . . Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Minnesingers 2, 3, President 4; Class Play 2, Director 3; Drama Club 1; Classical Club 2; Prom Committee 3; Cape Cod Music Festival 1, 2, 4; Vineyarder Staff Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4 It takes a long time to bring excellence to maturity. ALBION ANTHONY ALLEY 111 Al Nancy . . . Fords . . . Cyclone G.T. . . . some girl ' s legs . . . Harley Davidson ... my socks . . . the towel . . . guns . . . duck hunting . . . speeding . . . Ford Bronco . . . fishing . . . dislikes Chevy . . . blue lights . . . cops ... shy girls . . . slow cars . . . being bossed around . . . people that gossip a lot . . . changing my radio station . . . A friend may well be reckoned the masterpiece of nature. THOMAS CONLIN ANDREWS Tom 11 17 67 ... Leroy ' s electric curlers ... Corvairs ... blue ' 67 Fords ... R P Society . . . Special Meetings on the R P . . . self-service honor systems . . . B MYF midnight baptisms . . . sleeping . . . Russ ' s tooth . . . certain calls . . . closing night performances . . . fall . . . happy people . . . dislikes screw jacks that don ' t work right . . . deadlines ... P. I. at lack ' s Cliffs . . . stalling dumptrucks on hills . . . getting the business 1st and 6th periods from a certain crumb . . . running out of gas . . . flats . . . being called Spot ... turning off light bulbs ... marks ... splinters . . . P. W. coaches? . . . opening nights . . . neat scripts . . . devious people . . . Football 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Minnesingers 2, 3, 4; Cape Cod Music Festival 1, 2, 4; Student Staff 3; Editor 4; Student Advisory Committee 4; Class Play 3 Growth is the only evidence of life. ANTHONY A. ALLEYNE E-Z Tone Brandi . . . clothes . . . traveling . . . meeting people . . . making people laugh . . . basketball . . . parties . . . submarine sandwiches . . . Zoll ' s classes . . . plans that go through . . . dislikes people that are against everything . . . Chilmark . . . being called Rodney . . . gambling . . . cold weather . . . outhouses . . . 5th period study hall . . . People that don ' t mind their business ... a crick in the neck . . . Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track and Field 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 2, 3; Student Staff 3, 4; Debating Club 2; Prom Committee 3; Executive Committee Chairman 3; Student Council 1; Band 1; Chorus 1; Vineyarder Staff 4 A merry heart doeth good like a medicine. 64 WILLIAM MORSE AUSTIN Billy Old time things . . . snow . . . coastwise . . . dislikes fiberglass boats . . . Chorus 2; Electronics Club 2 Silence is more eloquent than words. FAYE ANN BAIRD Faye Jim . . . stuffed animals . . . Texas . . . red lollipops . . . the out-of-doors . . . flowers . . . drawing and painting . . . little kids . . . animals . . . The Island Homecoming . . . cooking . . . Shakespearian plays . . . flying . . . snow falls . . . new clothes . . . Algernon . . . going barefoot . . . dislikes mushrooms . . . noisy noise . . . tight shoes . . . following the crowd . . . punks . . . Class Play 2, 3; Prom Committee 3; Variety Show 4; Secretary 4; Vineyarder Staff 4 Simplicity of character is no hindrance to sublety of intellect. JOHN NICKERSON ATHEARN John Animals . . . up-lsland . . . West Tisbury School . . . wilderness . . . dawn . . . sunset . . . fields . . . crows . . . music . . . real people . . . rocks . . . art . . . dislikes society bugs . . . pollution . . . killing . . . curelty to animals . . . institutions . . . working . . . hunters . . . Blue Meanies . . . fake people . . . worries . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 The first man of the earth, earthy. Sponsored by RELIABLE SELF-SERVICE MARKET, INC. DARLING ' S Oak Bluffs PORT HUNTER DOT ' S BEAUTY SHOP KENNETH FLOYD BELAIN Kenny 1970 . . . Katama . . . beach parties . . . Charlie ' s place . . . New Bedford . . . the camp . . . ' 56 Ford ... Va mile . . . Bill ' s house . . . black Dodge . . . the hearse . . . October 11 and 12 ... summer and summer kids ... dislikes blue lights ... tickets ... Fords . . . staying home . . . bossed around . . . liars . . . certain people . . . people with big mouths . . . teachers . . . school . . . hedges and grapevines . . . accidents . . . No man is born without faults; he is best who has fewest. 65 DEBORAH D. BELISLE Driz Quansoo . . . daffodils . . . sgurds . . . cast parties . . . people watching . . . ancient houses Up-Island . . . Raffenpeffer . . . Happiness Runs . . . strange bottles . . . the sun . . . the wind ... a full moon . . . hates for the sake of argument . . . sh-sh-sh-sh-ssh . . . You ' re excused . . . last year ' s A.K. ' s . . . Debating Club 2; Prom Committee 3; Student Staff 3; Class Play 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 4; Orchestra 1,2,3, 4; Basketball l;Cape Cod Music Festival 1; Vineyarder Staff 4 had a pleasant time with my mind, for it was happy. MICHAEL ROBERT BERNARD Mike Girls . . . VW ' s . . . skating . . . swimming . . . skiing . . . basketball . . . football games ... Is that right? ... You know it! ... C. L. C. ' s pool ... Oct. 10 and 11, 1969 . . . Bradford Hotel ... 11th floor . . . Boston . . . Jimmie ' s parties . . . Leighton ' s parties . . . my kissin ' cousin . . . Katama . . . tropical . . . convertible . . . Zoll ' s classes . . . eat, drink, and sleep, right Jim? . . . Halloween ' 68 . . . Mello ' s advice . . . MYF . . . Gloucester . . . Thanksgiving . . . dances . . . summer . . . pumpkins . . . Billy ' s driving . . . dislikes being called clown . . . falling off stone walls with a riding lawnmower . . . HOMEWORK . . . Monday mornings . . . mail boxes . . . alarm clocks . . . being called Mikewell . . . being a cheerleader! . . . horns that don ' t work . . . Metell ' s bathroom Mr. Freshman Class; Basketball 1; Cape Cod Music Festival 1, 2, 4; Student Council 2; Executive Committee 3; Cross Country 3; Prom Committee 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Minnesingers 4; Variety Show 4; Vineyarder Staff 4 There ' s nothing worth the wear of winning, but laughter and the love of friends. MICHAEL JOSEPH BILLINGS Mike Basketball . . . Chris ' s meathook . . . County Road . . . ' 46 jeep . . . Tarzan . . . Willy Joe . . . animal crackers . . . dislikes 775-9340 . . . Hondas . . . evil . . . July 4 . . . October 29 ... ya know . . . tunafish aisle! . . . Edgar ' s puns . . . oak trees . . . NANTUCKET . . . P-Town . . . brothers . . . D.B.W. . . . McCarthy ' s yardage . . . good night . . . Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 4; Track Field 2, 3; Football Manager 4; Class Play 2, 3; Variety Show 4; Chorus 1; Student Staff 4 Sweet are the slumbers of the virtuous man. Sponsored by THE SEA CHEST THE VINEYARD GIFT SHOP SEWING CENTER Vineyard Haven DAVID ANDREW BERUBE David Figs ... K. A. ... the book ... to borrow pens . . . solitude . . . Campus . . . McLane ' s Taxi Service . . . waiting for Friday night . . . dislikes doing this . . . yrd silab . . . his puns . . . foreign languages . . . Stinky . . . boats . . . Basketball 3 The mind is the proper judge of the man. 66 SHIRLEY JUNE BLACK Shirls Happy house . . . purple . . . Chappy . . . Great Granny . . . Makonikey . . . Shruby . Kat . . . farmhouse . . . ice machine ... J. F. D. ... St. Paul ' s Cathedral . . . double vision . . . Quak . . . chains . . . Headstart . . . picnics . . . riding . . . Hi, there . . . Sunday afternoons . . . Mrs. Tappin . . . cliffs . . . walking ... D. W. M. ... volleyball ... fresh air.... purple Herbie ... dislikes spilt milk ... being dominated ... pissa purple . . . bad things . . . loudness ... CB meetings . . . TURNIP . . . Lon . . . white socks . . . June-Buggie . . . snooty people . . . waiting . . . good-byes . . . arguments . . . cold . . . Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Chorus 2, 3, 4 For each age is a dream that is dying, or one that is coming to birth. JESSICA PENNEY CARTER Penney Gene . . . blue eyes . . . Mr. Morelli . . . curly hair . . . Meterman . . . Makonikey . . . wed wubber boots . . . apples 1st period . . . Hi, there! . . . Egg in Morgan ' s mouth • • • Sherman ... 13 ... Chappy . . . purple Herbie . . . Headstart . . . Snoopy . . . Milton the Monster . . . spilt milk ... I want some! . . . dislikes FANCY . . . pissa purple . . . Quaks . . . TURNIP . . . Shirl ' s geese . . . Steph ' s sneakers . . . Lon ... a Sunday afternoon . . . being tickled . . . Field Hockey 3; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Class Play 3; Student Staff 3; Variety Show 4 Smiles are the language of love. RABBITT ' S REAL ESTATE BRUCE ROBERT BOREN Bruce Zack ' s Cliffs . . . the Arena . . . beachcombing . . . 5 25 . . . U.F.O. . . . Hey Kagunk! . . . What number, Crumpy???? . . . Uncle Al ... 10-4-69 . . . Boston . . . motorcycles . . . crazy friends ... 2 cart . . . Flip . . . pumpkins . . . dislikes knee operations . . . crutches ... an Edgartown policeman . . . Edgar ' s puns! . . . Blu-Stone Motor Inn . . . Heeeyy . . . Knight ' s fire extinguisher . . . Bradford Hotel . . . flat tires on tractors . . . Football 3, Manager 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Minnesingers 2, 3, 4; Debating Club 2; Class Play 2, 3; Prom Committee 3; Variety Show 4; Vineyarder Staff 4 All men wear a disguised habit. SUE CARROLL Sue Candlelight . . . the Bunker . . . full-moons . . . oranges . . . French toast for breakfast . . . trees . . . warm weather . . . the graveyard? . . . dislikes double dates . . . Bird ' s road . . . plans . . . boredom . . . being told what to do ... making decisions . . . A. K. ' s . . . which one are you? . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Class Play 3; Prom Committee 3; Treasurer 1, 2; Student Council 3; Debating Club 2; Vineyarder Staff 4 A dream itself is but, a shadow. ATSCO OIL CO. Sponsored by Vineyard Haven 67 JON ROBERT COLANERI Flash EM ... 11 10 67 ... room 9 ... 220 ... Brooks Brothers suits ... Gold Reverse Kangaroo Skin Track Shoes . . . Killington . . . Eric Clapton . . . Maine coast . . . Zack ' s beach . . . pizzas at the seawall . . . White Imperials ... N. E. Kingdom . . . black socks . . . dislikes being called Skinny . . . flat tires . . . free cars (1956) . . . my barber? . . . hot dogs . . . yellow birds ... 5 ' 11 . . . 76ers losing to Boston . . . Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 4; Cross Country 1, 2, 4; Debating Club 2; Student Staff 4; Vineyarder Staff 4 Virtue is the truest nobility. CATHERINE ELLEN COLEMAN Cathy D. Y. ... D. V. ... cheerleading . . . summer ' 67 . . . 4:00 a.m. . . . N.E.B.H. . . . Gay Head Cliffs . . . football . . . basketball . . . Pees . . . Finn . . . Simon and Garfunkel . . . summer ' 68 ... fall apples . . . butterflies . . . dislikes good-byes . . . Sugar, Sugar . . . Nantucket . . . people who don ' t like sports . . . Cheerleading 2, 3, 4; Student Staff 3; Prom Committee 3 The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. SUSAN LEE DAUGHERTY Sue Brad . . . 3rd week of July . . . 4:30 a.m. walks . . . electric organs . . . dancing . . . stuffed teddy bears . . . Mr. M ' s 3rd period English . . . Keep Right .-. . Bass Derby ... hunting ... car radios ... Hot Wheels ... dislikes 10:30 p.m. ... gas gauges that don ' t work . . . going away and leaving a certain person behind . . . live eels . . . headaches . . . liver . . . flat tires . . . E.B.B. . . . Folksinging Club 1; Spanish Club 1; Spanish Play 3; Prom Committee 3; Student Staff 3; Vineyarder Staff 4 Woman is the only animal that blushes. Or needs to. KATAMA SHORES—DUNES FLIGORS ' YARN SHOP Sponsored by Edgortown GENTLE ' S REALTY CO. THEODORE P. HENLEY— Contractor BONNIE MARIE CIANCIO Red Tiny . . . Robert ' s way . . . 82 . . . Oct. 10 ... GTO ' s . . . wild parties . . . ringing alarms . . . staying out all night . . . little Fauteux . . . the old blue Plymouth . . . having a good time . . . ' 63 summer . . . save it for Jeff . . . dislikes staying home . . . blue lights . . . getting caught ... a certain person . . . being sick . . . the Island . . . school . . . teachers . . . snobby people . . . getting yelled at ... being alone ... T. P. D. . . . running out of gas . . . April . . . Good humor is the clear blue sky of the soul. 68 ROBERT VINCENT ENOS Bob 48-51-62 Willys ... Gay Head ... G.E. 200-watt flood ... summer ' 68 ... the animal . . . ' 62 Boargward . . . stereo tape players . . . Zoll ' s 5th period ' 68 . . . dislikes being a bandaid . . . 3,000 lb. Hammond organ . . . water-logged jeeps . . . Rod Gun Club road . . . hitting ' 69 Camaros . . . being called a trainee . . . not having a car . . . Skip ' s bug . . . winter . . . Smooth run the waters where the brook is deep. STEVEN CRAIG EWING Steve Being lost in security . . . learning to live and digging it while you ' re doing it ... the bliss of solitude . . . Gay Head . . . fly . . . Vickey . . . Marry . . . individuality . . . space . . . questioning . . . beauty . . . art . . . poetry . . . sunshine . . . love . . . revolution . . . Camus . . . Wordsworth . . . Shelley . . . Byron . . . Reba . . . hates Wall Street . . . the accepted grind . . . money-hungry capitalistic aristocrats . . . The bliss of solitude. Sponsored by D. J. AAocINNIS JEWELER, INC. LILLIAN ' S CRONIG BROS., INC. F. E. LESLIE DRUGGIST, INC. Vineyard Haven DONALD BRUCE EDGAR Edgar A Wray of Sunshine . . . Knight and Wendy . . . rm. 219 ... puns . . . motorcycles . . . ' 55 plastic Chevy . . . Crazy Knight and his guns . . . trips . . . Oh Wow!!! . . . July 1, 1969 ... anything fast ... scrambles ... crazy friends ... I ' m the only sane one here . . . dislikes leaving on Monday . . . saying good-bye . . . parachutes . . . flying . . . oak trees . . . running out of gas . . . transmissions . . . waiting . . . Heeeyy!! . . . weiners . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Class Play 3 Life is not life at all without delight. DEBORAH BERNICE DUARTE Debbie Parnelli . . . happiness . . . South Beach . . . 8 27 68 . . . Daytona 500 . . . the boondocks . . . Bus No. 3 ... Dewey ... J. S. M. Band Stand . . . Speed kills, play it safe, buy a Ford!!! ... snow ... pumpkins ... dislikes turning green in one easy step . . . arguments . . . Bird ' s road . . . Brussels sprouts . . . coach from Nausetl! Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3; Prom Committee 3; Softball 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Assistant 4; Field Hockey Manager 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Minnesingers 4; Vineyarder Staff Typing Chairman 4 My life is like a stroll upon the beach, as near the ocean ' s edge as I can go. 69 DIANE MARIE FERREIRA “Diane Clifford . . . New York trip . . . S.S. . . . cable lines with Dianie . . . Chevys . . . pizza ... Sept. 25, 1966 ... fishing. ... motel ... winter Wednesday nights ... lollipops . . . Tashmoo turnout . . . new clothes . . . Homee Ec of ' 68 . . . dislikes unions snobs . . . math . . . hippies . . . school ... P. Toms in Diane ' s bedroom window . . . fighting . . . cold weather . . . the song Women . . . accidents . . . being bossed around . . . getting in trouble with certain people . . . The poetry of speech. JEAN MORTON FISCHER Bird Full moons . . . rain . . . being alone (sometimes) . . . the bunker and Katama and football . . . plans . . . Trebb y ' s upstairs . . . doodads and one lil ' taste . . . Halloween ' 68 . . . certain people ' s eyes . . . living in the sticks . . . winning bets . . . kleenex . . . Peter Pan night . . . big deal . . . dislikes making decisions . . . loneliness . . . burps . . . broken promises . . . for a while . . . waiting . . . hearing people complain . . . arguing with M. M. because he always wins . . . bitterness . . . Vice-President 1, 2; Student Council Treasurer 3; Secretary 4; Debating Club 2; Cheerleader 1; Spanish Play 3; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Miss Sophomore Class 2; Class Play 2, 3; Variety Show 4; Prom Committee 3; Minnesingers 2; Vineyarder Staff Literary Chairman 4 O am a lover and have not found my thing to love. LOUISE FRANCES FISHER Louise Sunsets . . . Gay Head . . . prophecies . . . long hair . . . dreams . . . Mexico . . . blue . . . dislikes perfection . . . sickness . . . waiting . . . Prom Commitee 3; Vineyarder Staff 4 Poetry comes fine spun from a mind at peace. Sponsored by JEAN ' S BEAUTY SHOP ROGER ' S FREIGHT TRUCKING SERVICE INC. Oak Bluffs LEE ' S RESTAURANT THE WESLEY HOUSE FRANCES RUTH FISHER Franny Frodo . . . Lambert ' s Cove Beach . . . Boston . . . walnetto . . . Mexico . . . Leroy Hazelton . . . Romeo and Juliet . . . Mr. DeFeo . . . Kerry Scott . . . old, old houses . . . Mavro . . . Red Sox . . . my parents . . . Joe Namath . . . Norman Mailer . . . Martha ' s Vineyard . . . impossible dreams ... te in mitte . . . thank God it ' s Friday ... a young and careless poet . . . dislikes black wind . . . fragile nerves . . . The Phantom . . . Fanny . . . imitations of Tricky Dicky Nixon . . . You ' re gonna be a nurse and Hope I never get sick . . . Kerry ' s temper . . . Portuguese jokes . . . Greg ' s Mountain Dew . . . saying good-bye . . . Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Minnesingers 4; Class Play 2, 3; Future Nurses Club 1, 2; Debating Club 2; Softball 1; Basketball 1; Telfad 4; Prom Committee 3; Student Staff 3, 4; Miss Senior Class 4; Vineyarder Staff 4 The price of wisdom is above rubies. m 70 PAULA JESSICA GONSALVES Paula Watching basketball . . . summer parties . . . dancing . . . orange . . . Temptations . . . reading . . . summer friends . . . Curtis Rowe and Lew Alcindor . . . meeting people . . . writing short stories . . . Figa and Chuck . . . traveling . . . boys with nice Afros ... playing the piano ... a friend at Columbia University ...dislikes being short ... conceited people . . . being called Blanche . . . Chorus 1,2, 3; Prom Committee 3; Executive Committee 3; Vineyarder Staff 4 The best of healers is good cheer. ROBERT JOSEPH FRAGOSA Bob Zack s Cliffs . . . Hagstrum III ... FOOTBALL . . . Mother . . . gaining weight . . . little people . . . green . . . dislikes 21 quick pitch Medeiros pulling . . . Nantucket belly-busters . . . being called Frag-bird ... P. W. coaches . . . Football 3, 4; Basketball 2; Track 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Debating Club 2; Variety Show Little friends may prove great friends. STEPHANIE MUNSEN HARRIS Steph A certain artist . . . Vermont . . . blues and folk music . . . Hesse . . . Studio 1 . . . demian . . . Magic Theatre . . . moving things . . . Oct. ' 68 ... to leave . . . long walks . . . t.h.e. kid ... What happened? . . . Prince Valiant . . . purple . . . yoga . . . anything natural . . . dislikes crowds . . . serious . . . hypo-injections . . . empty attics . . . cities . . . get out of there ... el tigre ' s philosophy . . . superficial smiles . . . loneliness . . . waking up dead . . . Chorus 4; Secretary 1;Miss Freshman Class 1; Basketball 4; Vineyarder Staff 4 Bronze is the music of the form, wine, of the heart. OMLLCT W AC MtNLtY Sal Oct. 20 • • ■ marshmallow parties . . . having fun . . . party fruit punch . . . peopi . . . summer 68 ... no need to worry . . . spring and summer . . . beaches and wate . . quiet secluded places . . . walks . . . foot bridges . . . dislikes boring weekends Basketball Cheerleader 1, 2; Football Cheerleader 4; Prom Committee 3; Vineyarder Staf 4 A wise and understanding heart. COLONIAL CORINNE ' S DRUG STORE BEAUTY SHOP Sponsored by Edgortown THE DAGGETT HOUSE AVERY ' S 71 ELIZABETH NORTON HONEY Betsy Yesterday ... 11 4 67 . . . Him . . . Chappy . . . Boston ' 69 . . . Zack ' s . . . VW ' s . . . the 49th, once removed cousin . . ' . Michael ' s corner and eggshell . . . plastic oranges ... L. S. after a loss . . . funny . . . aahh ... A happy life . . . dislikes being called Lizzytish or Sweet as Honey . . . splits . . . White ' s sarcasm . . . rainy football games ... a pregnant knee . . . being hoarse . . . mistakes in ' 68 . . . claustrophobia ... E. D. ... being depressed . . . Basketball Cheering 1, 2, 3, 4; Football Cheering 3, Captain 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Historian 2; Office Helper 3, 4; Class Play 2; Asst. Prom Chairman 3; Executive Committee 4; Vineyarder Staff 4 It is not only fine feathers that make fine birds. CORINNE MARIE HOPP Rinne Steven . . . football games . . . looking for shooting stars . . . Oct. 10-13, 1969 . . . surprises . . . Y37-481 ... a gray cat . . . birthdays . . . victory celebrations . . . quiet . . . taking pictures . . . beeping horns and blowing whistles . . . dislikes Mr. Wizard . . . missing the bus . . . last year ' s A. K. ' s . . . Nantucket . . . perfectionists . . . being bored . . . problems . . . Chorus 1, 2, 3; Debating Club 2; Prom Committee 3; Student Staff 4; Vineyarder Staff 4 The supreme happiness of life is the conviction that we are loved. ROBERT WHITNEY HYDE Robin Mar ... Libra ... Sept. 20, 1969 ... featherbeds ... Oct. 19, 1969 ... fog ... woods . . . books . . . education . . . poetry . . . falling stars . . . animals . . . Saul . . . super-mobile . . . bikes . . . mateaus . . . English Dept. . . . sticks . . . drama . . . M.V. . . . pax . . . self . . . dislikes fronts . . . pressure . . . institutions . . . peoples ' state of domesticity . . . own being . . . down-island . . . mosquitoes . . . money mass-slaughter . . . pollution . . . segregation . . . separation . . . aggravation . . . the possibilities of our future goal . . . Chaos often breeds life, when order breeds habit. Sponsored by GERRY ' S COFFEE SHOP ISLAND ANTIQUES JA AES S. REGO, JR.—Insurance Agency THE CORNER STORE Oak Bluffs WENDY NOREEN lACONO Wendy Frank ... summer ... Sept. 7, 1966 ... litle brother and sisters ... Wendy quick, WRKO! . . . Edgar and Mai . . . puns . . . Triumphant Knights . . . blue . . . don ' t tell anybody ... Daph and Simonne ... Rm. 217 ... Young Girl ... who cares!? . . . happy people . . . Trebby ' s house . . . Are you ready? . . . Carla, guess what? ... tea ... my pocketbook ... the first snowfall . . . Bird ' s birthday cards ... My Uncle Tom ... dislikes saying good-bye ... Rm. 10 ... RUMORS ... smoking inside shooting range . . . sticker . . . fights . . . schedules . . . C.T. ' s sickness! . . . Cheerleader 1; Prom Committee 3; Prom Court 3 Respect is what we owe; love what we give. 72 DANIEL IRA ISSOKSON Dan Ginger, Eric, Jack . . . what kids in Edgartown? . . . abstract art . . . creative involvement . . . salad cuisine . . . use of intellect . . . sax . . . YIPI . . . the sea ... a shanty in old shanty town . . . mother . . . being called Daniel . . . dislikes getting my picture taken . . . administration . . . umpiring . . . violence . . . dishes . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 3, 4; Minnesingers 2, 3, 4; Baseball Manager 2; Prom Chairman 3; Class Play 2; Variety Show 4; Student Staff 4; Football Cheerleader 4; Vineyarder Staff 4 The only way to be safe is not be secure. KENNETH ALLAN IVORY Kenny May 25 ... Mrs. M. ... Sept. 2 ... Yamahas . . . Enduros . . . long empty beaches . . . Fugs . . . 2305625-1 . . . freedom . . . Lancers . . . football . . . Vineyarders . . . Vikings ... purple and white ... yelling ... 627-0212 ... mad Irishmen ... sand dunes . . . meatballs . . . Vineyarders, they ' re the best! . . . WE TRY HARDER . . . dislikes wedgies . . . Model A rides . . . Hondas . . . Nantucket . . . P-Town . . . greasers . . . Dennis E. ... defeats . . . Joe Namath . . . Portuguese jokes . . . B.V.D. . . . loud mouth lime . . . pine trees . . . bumpy roads . . . West Chop . . . English Ford bumpers . . . END . . . Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Minnesingers 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 3, 4; Class Play 2, 3; Prom Committee 3; Track and Field 4; Football Cheering 4; Band 3, 4; Orchestra 3, 4; Student Staff 4; Variety Show 4; Vineyarder Staff 4 Every man is the maker of his own fortune. JEFFREY DARROW KELLEY Jeff Pam . . . Nov. 10, 1967 . . . Island . . . VW . . . winter . . . certain movies . . . Chappy . . . long walks . . . Major ' s Cove . . . early morning . . . Boston . . . solitude . . . Seeger concert . . . carpentry . . . Paxton . . . books . . . Goodman . . . politics . . . supper at the beach . . . the cellar . . . dislikes flex . . . demerits . . . draft . . . organized activities . . . scheduling . . . CIA applications . . . Spiro T . . . study halls . . . Band 1, 2, 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Stage Band 3; President 2, 3; Class Play 2; Student Advisory Committee 3, 4; Commissioner of Education ' s Student Advisory Council 3, 4; Boys State Delegate 3; Student Government Day Representative 4 The universe is change; our life is what our thoughts make it. NOEL LABELL Noel N.Y.C. . . . D.M.M. . . . parties . . . S.A. . . . quiet . . . F.B. . . . fun . . . loaded trucks ... full ice chests ... S.l. ... making up. . . . dislikes there ' s so much to do, so little time . . . accidents . . . crowds . . . P.C. . . . temptations . . . Davenport, N.Y. . . . long knives . . . D.G. . . . noisy things . . . good-byes . . . year 2000 . . . Full of sweet indifference. Sponsored by VOSE INSURANCE AGENCY FRED ' S HARBOUR COIFFURES BORROWDALE BOOKSHOP EDGARTOWN COFFEE SHOP, INC. Edgartown 73 WILLIAM LELAND LOOK Huck Nookey . . . Chappy . . , football ... P. W. ... 50 ... shrimp . . . jeeps . . . blue ... people ... 15 wedge ... body .. soul ... Sat. night ... winning ... dislikes 8 year coach ... being called H.W. ... Comp.12 ... VW ... losing ... 19 sweep . . . Tues. afternoon . . . belly busters . . . football films . . . Football 1, 2, 4; Prom Comrtiittee 3 Prove all things; hold fastjthat which is good. HOWARD WILLIAM LEONARD, JR. Howie Labor Day dance . . . marshmallow parties . . . sleeping on the beach . . . Bird ' s hayloft . . . pumpkins . . . parties B.A.T. . . . dislikes a certain black ' 59 Ford . . . little sisters . . . belly busters . . . that jerk? . . . losing to Nantucket . . . girl in the grey shack . . . windsprints . . . shampoos . . . Baseball 2, 3, 4; J.V. Basketball Mgr. 2; Football 4; Class Play 2, 3; Latin Play 1; Variety Show 4; Prom Committee 3; Vineyarder Staff 4 There was a star danced, and under that I was born. JEFFREY ALAN LUNN Jeff Hunting . . . fishing . . . girls . . . spaghetti . . . Chevys . . . Jeeps . . . certain alcoholic beverages . . . money . . . dislikes getting up in the morning . . . Fords . . . baked beans . . . school . . . Tex. ... Resolved to take Fate by the throat and shake a living out of her. Sponsored by BILL BROWN ' S ELECTRIC MORGAN MARINE CONSTRUCTION, INC. Edgortown THE QUARTER DECK VAN WALDRON ARMS ANGELA HOING SHYA LIU Angy Traveling . . . music . . . art . . . books . . . nature . . . silence and people . . . dislikes restlessness . . . emptiness . . . loneliness . . . Let quietness of the heart be given unto me, instead of cakes and ale. 74 PATRICIA ANN MADEIROS A certain person . . . pistachios . . talking on the phone to Audrey • . . Island Country Club . . . Mr. called Patricia . . . math classes . Patty New Bedford . Sept., 1968 ZoM ' s classes . Youth Center . . . fighting . . . snobby people . . . Mongillo ' s driving ' Thos who do not complain are never pitied. Hotel ... a Corvair . . . Boston . . . pool . . . Youth Center with Lee . . Diane ' s laugh . . . dislikes being rubbish cans . . . losing boy friends . . phony people . . . KEIVER LEBERT MAGEE, JR. Keiv C W . . . summer . . . sailing . . . people . . . borrowers . . . what ' s this! . . . October 18, 1969 ... humor ... weekends ... Get away! ... green ... racoons ... dislikes Room 10 ... loud people ... Of course not! ... LL ... box covers ... the other people . . . school . . . the Committee . . . machines . . . images . . . Student Staff 3; Prom Committee 3; Variety Show 4; Vineyarder Staff 4 No small art it is to sleep; it is necessary for that purpose to keep awake all day. BARBARA MAGNUSON Barb Purple . . . B.O.W. . . . Kataba . . . mosaic pond . . . A little help from my friends. . . . Dan the HAM! . . . riding golf courses at night . . . snow . . . joint conferences . . . Frito Bandito . . . colors . . . X-Mas holly . . . the greatest coach . . . rainbows . . . marshmallows . . . purple feet dancing on a windshield . . . peace ... a true friend ... a family of three . . . What a yolk, hey Morgan??! . . . what a treat! . . . dislikes PEAS! . . . plasticity . . . purple people eater . . . Irish mathematician ' s philosophies . . . depression . . . triangle . . . seawalls . . . NAM . . . narrow-minded people . . . Phyllis . . . routine . . . two pancakes . . . Student Council 1, 2; Vice-President 4; SE Mass. Convention of Student Council 2; Softball 3, 4; Field Hockey 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Minnesingers 4; Prom Committee 3; Girls State Representative 3; Student Staff 3, 4 How far that little candle throws its beams! So she doth shine. ROBERT HOWARD MARCHANT Bob Booze . . VW girls . . . beach parties . . . hunting . . . dislikes Plymouths mrs. Lool . . . wishy-washy ... No chink, no drink. Sponsored by LoBELL PLUMBING HEATING BOYD SMITH, INC. CAPTAIN HENRY COLT HOUSE ISLAND MEMORIAL SERVICE Edgortown 75 MICHAEL JOSEPH MARSHALL Mike Sept. 2 ... Zemsinn . . . Livingston, N. J. ... Uncle Al ' s . . . Tae-Knom-do . . . being called Sensai . . . sailing along with Cruzan Clipper . . . starting parties (private) . . . organizing the 4T organization . . . daily visits to Portside . . . using Uncle Bruce ' s techniques ... hunting ... fishing ... dislikes ... July 19, 20, 21 ... the draft ... some girls from Conn., N.Y., and Quincy . . . being called Choy-Boy . . . Mrs. Cool and Wishi-Washi . . . wet dollar bills ... a certain co-worker at Finest . . . being called Brakes . . . problems from Barney and Tex . . . going to parties late ... to come home after going to a large, wild party . . . He knew the precise psychological moment when to say nothing. NOREEN MAVRO Greek October 3, 1969 ... Vettes ... happy people ... blue eyes ... life ... Smile! . . . being skinny . . . sunsets . . . memories . . . V.W. ' s???? . . . Greeks . . . dear ole ' M.V. . . . Vineyard Players . . . Glory . . . pumpkins . . . hates FIRE HYDRANTS!!! . . . January 25, ' 69 ... black eyes . . . hill in Chilmark . . . L.F.H. . . . missing the bus at Old Rochester ... mispronounced names ... obviously ... being confused by Jon ... the nickname Black . . . Nauset ' s coach . . . false accusations . . . I ' m not skinny; I ' m slender! . . . Scott ' s Oh, really? . . . grouches . . . riding to the hospital on snowy nights . . . PREJUDICE!!! Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, Manager 3; Softball Manager 3, 4; Field Hockey 4; Class Play 2, 3; Debating Club 2; Prom Committee 3; Majorette 1; Historian 3, 4; Vineyarder Staff 4 The days that make us happy make us wise. MICHAEL GEORGE McCARTHY Mike Football . . . O. J. on the rocks . . . baggy pants . . . winning . . . Zombie ' s record . . . new couches . . . lunches with Mort and Rupert . . . Zack ' s ... C. J. C. D. ... dislikes Nantucket and P-town . . . windsprints . . . dirt roads in Gay Head . . . being trapped . . . concussions and not knowing what ' s going on ... P.W. . . . Hey McCarcall! belly busters . . . coaches who can ' t tape ankles right . . . Football 2 ' 3, Co-Captain 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Class Play 2, 3; Class MarshaM 3; Variety Show 4 Everything nourishes what is strong already. STEVEN RAUL MEDEIROS Steve Rinne . . . football . . . food . . . L.A. Rams . . . ' 55 Chevy . . . looking for shooting stars ... Chappy ... getting back scratched ... ah yup ... winning ... 693-1340 . . . Zoll s 8th period class . . . Steppenwolf . . . being cool . . . having a good time ... Bruce ' s fun kit ... dislikes handcuff s ... 21 quick pitch ... gimpy knees ... P.W. coaches . . . perfectionists . . . Nantucket . . . Edgar ' s puns . . . being called Stevey . . . losing weight . . . people who act phony . . . people with whistles . . . P-town Football 3, 4; Executive Committee 3; Prom Committee 3; Class Play 3; Varsity Basketball Manager 4; Track and Field 4; Variety Show 4; Vineyarder Staff 4 As good-natured a soul as ever trod on shoe of leather. Sponsored by ISLAND HOMES, INC. Vineyard Haven 76 ROBERT W. NORTON Bobby . certain person . . . South Beach . . . parties at Janice Linda ' s . . . Hey Norton! . . eekends at Frankie ' s . . . trips to Boston . . . Statler Hilton Hotel ... ' 66 Plymouth . . . arch, ' 69 ... summer ... Mr. Zoll ' s class . . . dislikes getting up in the morning . . . being Did what to do . . . school . . . accidents . . . going home early . . . A man of no conversation should smoke. Sponsored by DANIEL K. KAEKA, Landscaping SHADY OAKS COTTAGES Vineyard Haven THE FLEA MARKET YATE ' S DRUG STORE ROBERT THOMAS MONGILLO Bob April . . . Katama . . . beach parties . . . Chevys . . . convertibles . . . coke . . . study with Paula . . . hunting . . . Hotel Dixie . . . Emory ' s . . . summer . . . Labor Day dance . . . Howard Johnson ' s . . . New York . . . dislikes Physics class . . . police . . . Coast Guard station . . . flat tires . . . hospital corner . . . Audrey ' s profane language . . . Head . . . Fords . . . working . . . BEING CALLED DING . . . None of us liveth to himself. PAMELA SUE MORGAN Pam Michael . . . Oct. 25, 1968 . . . B.O.W. . . . Mag, what do I do now? ... a goal worth waiting for . . . Prom night ' 69 . . . the old green truck . . . being pushed down AAain Street in a shopping cart? . . . Costa ' s bright remarks?? . . . Are you ready? . . . You lost your car? . . . dislikes Jungle boots . . . loneliness . . . Magnuson ' s sarcasm . . . Good Byes Your 3 minutes are up . . . staying home . . . social climbers . . . Prom Committee 3; Office Work 4; Vineyarder Staff 4 Woman will be the last thing to be civilized by man. DONALD NICHOLAS MUCKERHEIDE Muck A certain Rainbow ... 14 hour dates . . . ' 57 Chevy . . . motorcycles . . . scramblers . . . dirt roads . Knight and Wendy . . . tractors and golfcarts . . . summer . . . pigtails and lollipops . . . 5 ' 5 vs. 5 ' 6 . . . dislikes Goodnight . . . pushing Edgar ' s cars . . . dead batteries . . . Ford Woodys and front doors . . . fire extinguishers . . . Pink Bears . . . Edgar ' s puns . . . Class Play 2; Debating Club 2; Prom Committee 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 They also serve wno only stand and wait. 77 BETTY ANN NOYES Betty Warwick, R.l. . . . Minnesingers . . . Wow! . . . sewing . . . canoeing empty beaches . . . crashing surf . . . Dirt! . . . life . . . white blousea . . Humor . . . cats . . . acting . . . music . . . TLC . . . forests . . . Farm Pond . . . long conversations . . . Dec. 27, 1967 . . . Mr. D. ' s field trip . . , wayback! . . . Shakespearean plays . . . Leroy ' s Subway . . . Algernon . . . J.C.S., Jr. (most of all) . . . dislikes Brussels sprouts . . . Hate, war and oppression . . . bees, hornets, and similar insects . . . long assignments . . . Latin! . . . being volunteered for committees ... bores ... The Hilltop!! ... OLD LADIES WHO SNORE!!! ... faulty heating ... J ' 4; Minnesingers 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 2, 3; Folksinging Club 1; Vineyarder Staff 4 Ground not upon dreams; you know they are ever contrary. GREGORY WELLS ORCUTT Greg Samson ' s Hill . . . monopoly . . . apple trees on West Tisbury Road . . . Wasque . . . black coffee and vanilla ice cream ... Lighthouse Beach ... chlorine hair ... what ' s happening ... R. M. and J. C. ... Sounds of Silence . . . sunrise . . . Shakespeare . . . Jose can you see . . . dislikes Mountain Dew . . . getting ripped . . . when I was a boy . . . Salisubry . . . East Chop . . . tinker blue . . . Priscilla . . . 8:30 Sunday morning . . . President 4; Cross Country 3; Class Play 2, 3; Debating Club 2; Variety Show 4; Baseball 4; Vineyarder Staff 4 It ' s not enough to do good; one must do it the right way. EDWARD ALAN PACHICO Eddie Squeakie ... graveyards ... The M. ... B. R. ... cast parties ... pinball machines • • • ' ' ■ ' P • • • Sunfishes . . . Bill Cosby ... A Vineyard Victory ....dislikes full moons ... interruptions ... Dum Dum ... little kids ... open windows . . . closed car windows. . . . belly busters Basketball 3; Student Staff 4; Class Play 2, 3; Football 4 A circumnavigator of the soul. Sponsored by VINEYARD DRY GOODS CO. J. BECKMAN CO., INC. ELIZABETH ROGERS, Beautician VINCENT ' S GIFT SHOP Vineyard Haven STEPHEN J. O ' NEIL Steve June 7, 1969 ... boats ... Argentina ... just a little bit .... Cape Pogue ... my cellar . . . spring of ' 68 . . . rain . . . summer . . . dislikes being broke . . . losing my license . . . getting up to go to school . . . winters on M.V. . . . being waked up at 3 in the morning to go hunting at 5 . . . writing this thing out . . . Smooth out with wine the worries of a wrinkled brow. 78 THOMAS WAYNE PACHICO Chico Jungle Beach . . . Sunday ' s at Katama . . . Sally and marshmallow parties . . . . . . junior size 9 ... Pete ' s 289 high performance . . . dislikes coldness . . . Pig Fords . . . Dick ' s GTX . . . D. F. . . . Quick Draw . . . girls who cry . . . Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Football 4 Life is my college. May graduate well, and earn some honors. GARY DAVID REYNOLDS Gary B. C. ... ' 60 Studebaker ... dislikes Monday morning ... Homeroom 14 ... Greenwich, Conn. . . . Chuck . . . people who run into the backs of new cars . . . He who never climbs never falls. JAMES JOHN ROGERS Jimmy Hammond organs . . . Kinnecom ' s house . . . Baptiste ' s house . . . Leighton ' s parties . . . Katama . . . girls . . . bikes . . . Skip ' s VW . . . my sophomore year . . . Enos ' jeep on the beach . . . (eat, drink, and sleep, right Mike!) . . . Boston . . . diving . . . Colonial Drug Store . . . Sacred Heart Hall . . . Blinking Tower ... P. H. ... 9 17 67 . . . water-logged jeeps . . . bandaids . . . dislikes Vox organs . . . Skip ' s stupidity . . . school . . . blue Plymouth ' s . . . work . . . phonies . . . N.E.C. . . . rear ends on 289 Mustangs . . . I.C.C. . . . New Year ' s Eve, 1967 ... G. A. ... Joe Murphy . . . Boston Police at 7:00 a.m. . . . flat beer . . . the putter . . . Cross Country 1, 2; Track 1, 2; President 1; Chorus 3, 4; Vineyarder Staff 4 All experience is an arch to build upon. Sponsored by MARTHA ' S VINEYARD SHIPYARD, INC. MOSHER PHOTO SERVICE CARLYLE CRONIG, Realtor MARTHA ' S VINEYARD BOWLING Vineyard Haven 34-24-34 . . B.M. FAITH ELNA PANEK Faith Working at the Coffee Shop . . . algebra . . . gym . . . typing . . . dislikes working with lazy people . . . dishonest people . . . people who steal from others ... a lot of homework . . . mid-years and finals ... O. M. ... Student Staff 3; Vineyarder Staff 4 No better than she should be. 79 STEPHANIE M. ROGERS Steph T. J. ... summer . . . clothes ... P. McQueen . . . Ohio . . . fros ... a boy from Columbia U. ... tennis . . . Belvedere . . . Chicago ... te in mitte . . . dislikes vi riting letters . . . waiting for people . . . people who don ' t listen . . . show-offs . . . winter . . . the library . . . ignorance . . . cold mornings . . . history . . . loudmouths . . . Chorus 1, 2, 3; Prom Committee 3; Vineyarder Staff 4 The only laughing animal is woman. JOSEPH MacGREGOR ROHR Joe Aug. 8????? . . . Jill . . . Texaco sign . . . Phil ' s room . . . Zack ' s . . . football . . . track . . . Boston ap ts. . . . cool blue mint . . . 2-2 . . . last week summer ' 69 ... D. Q. ... traffic ... dislikes homeroom 14 ... P. W. ... windsprints ... 0-0 ... crazy Italians . . . school lunches . . . Nantucket . . . In-A-Gada-Da-Vida . . . belly busters . . . Student Council 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2 As uoriaht as the cedar. Sponsored by THE EDGARTOWN POLICE MERCIER ' S MARKET BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION Edgortown LINDA ROGERS Linda Mark . . . California ... to watch the sunrise and sunset . . . walking along the edge of the shore on the beach . . . listening to the radio . . . playing tennis . . . clothes . . . understanding and honest people . . . flowers . . . sensitive people . . . Paul Revere and the Raiders . . . March 9 ... dislikes people telling me how to talk . . . people telling me what to do ... humid weather . . . people who talk about other people behind their backs . . . homework . . . Basketball 3 As innocent as a new-laid egg. MARCIA ROGERS Marcia REMO . .. Oct. ' 68 . . . red roses . . . B.O.W. . . . Mr. Fullin ' s cooking . . . scrubby neck . . . Mag ' s sarcasm . . . Corvairs? . . . sports . . . good surprises . . . the greatest coach . . . chicky baby . . . FULLIN . . . dislikes Tiny Tim . . . bad surprises . . . Freaks . . . it ' s up to you . . . car ashtrays . . . bruises . . . P-Town . . . itches . . . raw mashed potatoes . . . coach from Nauset . . . avacadoes . . . Majorette 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2; Secretary 3; President 4; Class Play 2; Student Staff 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Prom Queen 3; Variety Show 4; Student Advisory Committee 4; Vineyarder Staff 4 The pursuit of the perfect, then, is the pursuit of sweetness and light. 80 KRISTINE LARSEN SCHEFFER Kris Roy . . . KIMBERLY . . . together ' 68 . . . after bathing at Baxter ' s . . . dancing on windshields . . . purple . . . B.O.W. . . . August 27 ... licorice . . . Blue Mailbox at night ... silence ... and B. Mag ... dislikes C. M. and S. S. ... 15-day vacations ... plastic people . . . temperamental cars . . . Baby Jane . . . litterbugs . . . crowds . . . Majorette 1; Basketball 2, 3; Chorus 1; Prom Committee 3; Vineyarder Staff 4 God can ' t always be everywhere; and so invented mothers. ALBERT ALPHONSE SEQUEIRA, JR. Al Betty . . . summer . . . beaches . . . Fairhaven . . . ' 55 Pontiac . . . 1:30 a.m. Mass . . . quiet places . . . food . . . sleep . . . dislikes teachers who wake people up in class . . . smiling Sam ' s . . . homework . . . large cities . . . crowded lunch rooms . . . Chorus 4 For we that live to please must please to live. Sponsored by BUNCH OF GRAPES BOOK STORE OLIVER ' S GIFT SHOP H. N. HINCKLEY CARTER ' S HARDWARE SONS, INC. ELECTRIC Vineyard Haven KAREN FRANCES SCOTT Kerry Arend ' s house . . . Raffenpeffer . . . tottle bop ... K. S. ... the gang . . . beach house ... talking about people with Stillson ... Fanny ... Oct. 10-13, ' 69 ... old houses . . . Jungle Beach . . . dear cousins ... K. and D. ... don ' t touch . . . Punky . . . C. K. ... most Greeks ... te in mitte . . . Hey, N ' reen . . . Rainy Day Women ... 96 hours . . . Fuzzy . . . bouncing baby sisters . . . dislikes sh-sh-sh-sh-sh . . . Fweak . . . flat tires . . . temper, temper . . . last year ' s A.K. ' s . . . tape measures . . . sneakier people . . . Hilliard . . . Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Minnesingers 4; Class Play 2, 3; Variety Show 4; Student Staff 3, 4; Vice-President 4; Classical Club 2; Debating Club 2; Future Nurses Club 1, 2, 3; Prom Committee 3; Vineyarder Staff business manager 4 Great persons are able to do great kindnesses. ROBERT ERNEST SANGER Bob 220 watts . . . 125A . . . wild parties . . . the rock . . . imagination ... 69 ... 70 . . . too much ... I believe . . . Good B ' s . . . dislikes a school color ... a wild party . . . prejudices . . . Booby . . . 200,000 volts . . . rivals . . . 6CB6 ' s . . . bad B ' s . . . Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Minnesingers 4; Electronics Club 2, 3; Class Play 3 Our horizon is never quite at our elbows. 81 LEILA MAYSEQUEIRA Lee Gary . . . Acushnet . . . Super-Chicken . . . people . . . weekends . . . New York . . . Mr. M ' s English . . . Tiger . . . D.M.M. . . . C.S. . . . big’ Sister Betty . . . cousin Dale ... jogging down Route 6 at 2:30 a.m. ... THE AVE ... May 31st ... dislikes E.B.B. . . . restrictions . . . flat tires . . . week nights . . . R.J. . . . Greenhorns . . . Mother Hubbard ' s . . . Smiling Sam ' s ... B. P. ... Prom Committee 3; Student Staff 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Vineyarder Staff 4 One may smile and smile and be a villain. CELINASHEMO C October 28, 1967 ... Richard ... nappy ... B.R. ... clothes ... people ... traveling . . . sewing . . . C.M. . . . S.P. . . . M.R. . . . dislikes ignorant people . . . liver . . . being alone . . . Monday mornings Future Teachers Club 1,2, 3; Chorus 1, 3; Prom Committee 3; Spanish Play 2 Such duty as the subject owes the prince, even a woman oweth to her husband. THEOPHILUS MIGUEL SILVIA III Tim Basketball . . . volleyball . . . fishing . . . HOCHE (Zoll) ... ' 61 Chevys . . . eating . . . Steff . . . Silvertooth . . . Road Runner . . . singing . . . Minnesinger tour . . . T.M.S. PLMG . . . gym . . . The Bea-Mitch . . . girls . . . school vacations . . . kale soup . . . June 14, 1970 ... dislikes 6th period history class ... waiting ... losing glasses ... exams . . . freshmen . . . school lunches . . . flat tires . . . open motor scooters . . . cheap ramblers . . . cable lines . . . Frog . . . borken beer bottles . . . hitchhiking . . . running out of gas . . . Thippy . . . Baseball 2; Kitchen 2; Variety Show 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Minnesingers 2, 3, 4 Blessed is he who expects nothing, for he shall never be disappointed. Sponsored by MARTHA ' S VINEYARD JOHN ' S FISH MARKET INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. HANCOCK RENEAR FORD SALES, INC. HARDWARE SUPPLY Vineyard Haven ROSEMARIE CHARLOTTE SILVA Rosemarie London . . . Fountainbleau . . . Both Sides Now . . . Fripon ... le Francois . . . softball . . . sunsets . . . having fun . . . seashells . . . not following the crowd . . . listening to other people and drawing my own opinions . . . Squibnocket . . . horses . . . Where Have All The Flowers Gone . . . dislikes bringing in a certain cat between the hours of 1 and 6 a.m. ... a little nine-year-old boy genius . . . being lonely in a crowd . . . not using the car all summer . . . homework . . . wearing glasses . . . spiders . . . Rosie . . . being shy ... Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 4; Prom Committee 3; Class Play 2; Minnesingers 4; Vineyarder Staff 4 The blushing beauty of a modest maid. 82 JACQUELINE SIMMONS Jackie The sea . . . being alone . . . bananas . . . Dvoraks . . . people . . . bus rides to school . . . Minnesinger tours . . . summer ' 69 . . . the gang at Phillips . . . freckles . . . guitars . . . aquariums . . . telephone calls . . . horses . . . dislikes goodbyes . . . hospitals . . . coming home . . . posing for pictures . . . Brussels sprouts . . . tornadoes . . . Monday mornings . . . Nantucket . . . the thought of death . . . the Uncatena . . . meeting people . . . gossipers . . . spiders . . . Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Minnesingers 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Vineyarder Staff 4 Where there ' s music, there can ' t be mischief. J.B.L . . houses . Vineyard moons . Nauset coach goodbye . . . Chorus 1, 2, Hockey 1, 2, BARBARA STEWART Stewie Sports . . . music . . . T.P.M. . . . people . beaches . . . the Island ... R. I. ... Jr. Players ... Nat ... M.V.R.H.S. . . . VW ' s . . Hilltop . . . dislikes a hill in Chilmark . . Jan. 25, 1969 bruises . . sunsets . . . summer . . . old play . . . Vettes! . . . Nick ' s . . . . Minnesingers . . . cats . . . full . BABS!!! . . . fire hydrants . . . drugs segregation saying 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Minnesingers 2, 3, 4; Field . . , 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softall 1, 2, 3, 4; Mass. Girls State 3; Prom Committee 3; Class Play 2, 3; Office Helper 4; Vineyarder Staff 4 Without music, life would be a mistake. the cellar supper at PAMELA NAOMI STILLER Pam Jeff ... Nov. 10, 1967 ... Majors Cove ... many special movies . . . teaching Kerry to criticize . . . long walks . . . Chappy . . . roses he ' S ca’r ' ' h‘ concert . . . Frostfire . . . Pewter Pot breakfasts . . . wL.hn ••• ••• butter ... Captain Whizbang . . . most crowds ... 4 demerits . . . loudmouths ... CouTA t ®= ' ®tary 2, 3; Prom Committee 3; Prom Court 3, Girls State Alternate 3; Twentieth Century Reading Club 3 The air of summer was sweeter than wine. DENNIS WAYNE SYLVIA Dennis The Pink Farmer ... Gibson EB-3 ... Sun Titan II ... Iron Butterfly the Blues Project ... a certain place on State Road . . . The Essex ' 69 Camaro hazel eyes . . . Prom night of ' 69 ... South Beach • • • B. B. King . . . fishing . . . funny cars . . . screams . . . loud people and arguments people ... fat shirts . . . parking lot gigs . VW . . . lonely cold nights . . . water-logged jeep Two things only a man cannot hide: That he is drunk, and, that he is in love Holiday Inn . . . Providence . . . hunting . . Edg. Yacht Club . . . dislikes gossips . . bars . . . history with Mr. T. ... fake Boston and the funky subways ...Skip ' s ISLAND FLORIST, INC. Sponsored by MARTHA ' S VINEYARD CO-OP BANK Vineyard Haven 83 DAVID LAWRENCE WELCH, JR. David Fast cars . . . Jungle Beach propaganda . . . teachers . . Avenue . . . drugs . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 4; Stage Band 3, 4; Track 1; Kitchen 1, 2 Change was his mistress, chance his counselor. BRICKAAAN ' S of MARTHA ' S VINEYARD BEN FRANKLIN STORE Sponsored by Vineyard Haven DAVID GOLART SEARS, ROEBUCK and CO. AUDREY TILTON Audrey Craig . . . fishing . . . Viking ... ' 61 Buick . . . carrot top . . . July ' 68 . . . (talking on the phone to Pat and April) . . . weekends . . . gossiping in .the Home Ec room . . . Diane ' s giggle . . . (Emory ' s wonderbar) . . . pizza . . . Circuit Avenue in the summer ... bowling ... swimming ... sewing time with Karen ... Edg. 1966- ' 67 ... dislikes telephone poles . . . snobby people . . . getting up early . . . liars . . . Nantucket . . . certain people . . . Mongillo ' s driving . . . long trips . . . bad-tempered people . . . being ignored . . . school . . . arguments . . . being bossed around . . . quiet people . . . windows . . . Executive Committee 3; Prom Court 3 The female of the species is more deadly than the male. TIMOTHY THOMAS Timmy Hunting sometimes . . . beer ... V Dub . . . BFD . . . AMF . . . dislikes people with authority . . . Lima . . . Caspar . . . Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. CARLA LOUISE TREBBY Carla Brown . . . short hair . . . Twig . . . walking . . . baby brother . . . plans that go through . . . visiting hours at D.A.R. . . . easy jobs . . . Motorcycle Molly and friends . . . beach . . . dislikes being sick . . . school . . . lightning . . . wacha doin ' Bird? . . . Room 10 ... making decisions ... boredom ... flunking different things ... lamb ... horrible smells . . . Historian 1; Choru s 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Prom Committee 3; Miss Junior Class 3; Class Play 2; Variety Show 4; Vineyarder Staff 4 Oft a little rain foretells a pleasant day. 84 RONALD A. WEST Ronnie Joan . . . Chev . . . Steven O ' Neil . . . dislikes Gary Reynolds . . . Ford . . . hippies ' To handle a ship you must know all the ropes. ' PHILIP LYNN WESTOVER Phil Everything and nothing . . . dislikes nothing and everything . . . Experience, the universal mother of science. KENNETH JOSEPH WHITE Ken Football . . . Aug. 8, ' 69 ... Prom night ' 69 ... 2-2 ... Phil ' s room . . . Texaco . . . last week summer ' 69 ... Zack ' s ... Traffic ... D. Q. ... dislikes Homeroom 14 ... dirt roads in Gay Head ... P. W. ... being trapped . . . windsprints . . . school lunches . . . Nantucket . . . Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 3, 4; Mr. Junior Class 3; Class Play 2, One star deterreth from another in glory. Sponsored by MARTHA ' S VINEYARD TRAVEL BUREAU A B C OIL CO. HOLMES ' HOLE MARTHA ' S VINEYARD RADIO T.V. SALES SERVICE Vineyard Haven PETER MILTON WELCH Welchade Motorcycles . . . football . . . quickies . . . U.F.O. ' s . . . puddles . . . Hey McCarca! . . . Uncle Al ... Zack ' s Cliffs . . . Hey KaGunk! . .. trips . . . The Devil made me buy this dress! . . . dislikes U-turns . . . Edgar ' s puns!!! . . . Hondas . . . Nantucket . . . P-Town . . . windsprints . . . belly busters . . . bicycles . . . Blu-Stone Motor Inn . . . Kemps . . . running boards . . . Homeroom 14 . . . weiners . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Minnesingers 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Class Play 3; Variety Show 4; Vineyarder Staff 4 He hath a heart as sound os a bell. 85 1 WENDY ANN WHITE Wendy Steven .. . just being together ... Pete ' s scheming ... Jimi Hendrix ... The Sounds of Silence ... beautiful things ... food ... Up-Island scenery ... April 20, 1969, but don ' t tell anybody ... dislikes playing football and being tackled .... Room 14 ... Fords .. . Monday mornings .. . school .. . pizza .. . fake people .. . IT ' S TOO LATE ... Prom Committee 3; Prom Court 3 True happiness resides in things not seen. PAULA CAROL WORDEN Paula One black rose! ... Paisley Print Park ... study with Ding ... cheeks ... comfort station floor ... skinny dipping ... Who cares! ... dislikes a lot of studies ... Room 14 ... flipping .. . flat tires . . . wigs . . . arguments ... accidents . . . long talks .. . Prom Committee 3 Do you know not that I am a woman? When I think, I must speak. JAMES FRANCIS SCHAUFUS Jim Snow ... hockey ... football ... drag racing ... food ... body surfing ... dislikes rain ... fighting ... getting a haircut ... Football 2’ 3 A little sunburnt by the glare of life. I i j :i PATRONS The Anthonys Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. DeBettencourt Lolita Duarte Mr. and Mrs. George Magnuson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mayhew Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. McCarron Mr. and Mrs. James R. Oesting Dr. and Mrs. David Rappaport Mr. and Mrs. George t. Silva Mr. and Mrs. Roger N. Surprenant Mr. and Mrs. Donald Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Trebby Mr. and Mrs. Rich H. Worth Photo credits and our thanks to: Dave Crowell of the Standard-Times Glenn Provost Mr. and A lrs. Roger Engley and especially to Morgan G. Clarke Jr. and Mr. Everett Howell 87 The rule is, jam to-morrow and jam yesterday—but never jam today. ' ' It must come sometimes to Jam to-day , ' Alice objected. ' No, it can ' t, ' said the Queen. ' It ' s jam every other day: to-day Isn ' t any other daw you know ' . Lewis Carroll 88 REF 050 VIN Cl The Vineyarder: 1970 . - DtMCO i 3984 4 IOoTTimT .-—J LiaHARY
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