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

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Seated left to right: Carol Metell, Treasurer; Darlene Drake, Historian; Nancy Campos, Vice-President; Eulalie Regan, Secretary. Standing left to right: Mr. Sherman Hoar, class advisor; Nola Magee, President; Mrs. Joseph Leon¬ ard, class advisor. This year has been a very full one, with all the arrangements for Class Day, ordering eaps and gowns, and the hours and hours of practicing for Graduation. To say the least, we have been kept rather busy. ’’What should the class colors be?” ’’What should the class gift be and how much can we af¬ ford?” ’’Who do we want for Class Marshall?” I don ' t like that motto. I want a revote!” These are only a few of the comments that could be heard throughout the year. There is always so much to do in preparing for important occasions — but the butterflies and wobbly knees will be well worth it in the end when we walk across the platform and receive our long awaited diplomas. What a feeling (is it sad or glad?) to have completed thirteen years, whether considered long or short, of education. NOLA MAGEE Senior Class President Sponsored by CRANBERRY ACRES CAMPSITES M. S. DUARTE REALTY TRUST Vineyard Haven LOBSTER IN RUFF” OCEAN VIEW RESTAURANT 21

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t As June came, it brought graduation for the class of 1970. And as we watched them marching out of the Tabernacle, we thought of how next year it would be us slowly marching out into our own individual lives. Our Senior year finally came, and we were forced to think about our futures; but first we had to get through our Senior year. Nola Magee was elected president and under her supervision we had raised money for our graduation, senior banquet, and for the first time we had a Senior Semi-formal. Carol Metell and Robert Dickson were picked Miss and Mr. Senior Class. Work on the Yearbook started early in the year and continued on schedule. Mr.Richardson helped us fill out college applications for schools, and we were busy finding suita¬ ble jobs for kids who wanted to work. And we were also very fortunate to have had in the past year our school’s first foreign exchange student — Anne Jalakas, from Sweden. And as the shades of autumn turned to the white of winter, and then to the rebirth of spring we looked back on Mrs. Leonard, Mr. Hoar, our classmates, the faculty, and administration with laughter, tears, and . . . some¬ times a hope that we could return to it all . . . DARLENE DRAKE CLASS HISTORIAN 20

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