Martha's Vineyard Regional High School - Vineyarder Yearbook (Martha's Vineyard, MA)
- Class of 1972
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' 58® PPOPFR PY MARTHA ' S VINEYARD • “JCNAl HIGH SCHOOL U’ST CT - IP; i mii 1 . 1 in. ' Ubi ilEPT mm i :- ,. -L.-.. . ' h- ItLii — 2.ul .c£pi- c£ — l ' •LNV’lL BtG N I6WIMARES ENTITLED eoualov BI DAYDREAMS WITCHELL : % l W Bp? %• PP- % i ajKr : ir H Tg Wi y _, ■A; jL Sl - ♦ ? 3 t‘ 1 eniofs || nderclassmefi ■iL _ ' ft ' ' « ctivities .... ■« DEDICATION We, the class of nineteen hundred and seventy two, dedicate our yearbook to SPECIAL THINGS: To rolling surf and calm n ights at Katama; to rainy nights and fire¬ places; to Da Beach: to blackberries and summer rain; to a memory of Cape Pogue, and the pounding surf of Katama; to the Islander, the Nobska, and the Uncatena and winter week-ends; to September 19, 1971; to my gun; to the Bug; to Portugal; to the Baron; to a new and exciting life style: to Bracken; to Rocky, Bandit, Tom, Dick, and Marry: to “February ’70’’: to Limmy; to “Weegie Man’’; to August 31, 1971; to the Core Program and hopes that it will be greater in the years to come; to the beauty of the earth, the sky, the sea and the sun; to sun¬ sets at Gay Head; to being with a certain person; to Middle Road and old friends; to January 7; to the “dump Wagon”: to Cookie Jar Smiles; to May 30, 1970; to dandilion wine, potato whiskey, and the old blue tent; to Mollie; to flowers, feathers, and dandilion necklaces and the simple things that give life meaning; to watching a thunder and light¬ ning storm at 4:00 A.M. from your bedroom window; to the summer of ’71; to Sam’s Patella; to the storm at Squibnocket; to Lambert’s Cove; to May 10, 1 969; to Tiger; to Motorbike 1 149 D; to the summer of ’68; to oneness; to 105 Archdale Road, Rosindale, Mass.; to Gannon Col¬ lege; to long hot windy Sundays at Katama; to the back of a 1 965 Scout; to the uniqueness, beauty and serenity of the Island and the hope of awakening a new awareness in the American People; to a cer¬ tain person at a certain place at a certain time; to Scrubby Neck Farm and My mother; to the life behind and the future held in trembling hands. 5 DR johnathan m- daube CHARLES A. DAVIS JOHN ' S FISH MARKET 6 J. CAMPBELL OIL CO., INC. Sponsored by DAVID GOLART CARTER ' S HARDWARE ELECTRIC Vineyard Haven 2000 ]C assistant PRINCIPAL u GUIDANCE COUNSELOR Sponsored by GUIDANCE COUNSELOR VOSE INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. MARGARET O NEIL — Real Estate and Insurance Edgartown VAN WALDRON ARMS COLONIAL DRUG STORE 7 OFFf CB MRS- EDWARD THOMAS MBS- RICHARD COLTER MRS. JACOUEUNE HUNT QO-fOOL NURCBC JIM ' S PACKAGE STORE GERRY ' S COFFEE SHOP Sponsored by BEN DAVID MOTORS AMARAL BROS. S.e2 jj UJD2.DZO omzoo MR. ROBERT T. HYDE English Pull up a seat and have a chair. MR. ROBERT J. DARIA English Hey guys. Cool it! MRS. W. J. McCHESNEY Reading Reading is of great value.” MISS MARSHA GREEN French “I ' ll repeat it again.” MISS KAREN COOK Spanish “Ahora! MR. HOLMAN E. FORBES Industrial Arts Name the parts of the battery. Sponsored by PHILLIPS HARDWARE COTTAGE CITY GIFT SHOP Oak Bluffs G B CLOTHING JEAN ' S BEAUTY SHOP 9 MR. JOHN W. MAYHEW Mathematics Meanwhile, back at the ranch.” MR. WALTER M. MORRIS Core Mathematics O.K., let ' s get to work. MR. SHERMAN HOAR Core Social Studies MR. HUBBARD D. NITCHIE Librarian A.V. Director “Rule 1 . . Take a vacation. MISS BARBARA A. LASSEN Business Education Quiet please! MRS. GEORGE A. COSTA Business Education Said she jokingly.” Sponsored by 10 THE FLIGOR ' S VILLAGE FAIR AND HOME FAIR Edgartown JORDAN ' S BARBER SHOP GREEN EAR MOON — HEALTH FOOD MRS. JOSEPH P. LEONARD Business Education “It isn ' t dirty to do typing. MR. JOHN D. MORELLI English I ' m not going to tell you my opin¬ ion. MR. FRANCIS E. PACHICO Core Coordinator “Come back in few days.” MR. LEROY HAZELTON English “I spent 12 years in a Catholic school learning to be patient.” MR, WILLIAM D. HERR, III English Want What . . .? MR. JAMES H. LOBDELL Industrial Arts ‘Til be back in a minute. Sponsored by AMOS SONS Plumbing, heating and well digging West Tisbury BEA’S FABRIC SHOP GREENE ' S INC. — Flowers 11 MR. DANIEL G. McCARTHY Mathematics Are there any questions?” MR. A. DOUGLAS STEWART Science Excuse my French.” MISS HAZEL H. SKARP MR. JAY E. SCHOFIELD Physical Education Physical Education Oh come on, give it a try. Sponsored by 2 STINCHFIELD, INC. Edgartown LOUISE TATE KING ' S FRENCH CUISINE MRS. GEORGE ANTHONY Core “Now you know that isn ' t very po¬ lite. MR. EDWARD L. THOMAS Social Studies I hope you are writing this down.” MR. GERARD T. GEROLAMO MISS MARIAN E. CLARK Social Studies Social Studies Wait until I get you on the football field. “Oh, I ' m getting off the subject. MRS. LAWRENCE A. DEBETTENCOURT Special Education I’m not yelling. MR. ROBERT M. NUTE Music NO WAYI Sponsored by MARTHA ' S VINEYARD NATIONAL BANK Vineyard Haven 13 MR. EDWARD HEWETT Art Anything ' s Art. MISS KATHRYN M. CORNELL Home Economics Talk to me! They are cooking what in Home Ec? Mom, am I old enough yet? Jackie, may I be excused?” What do you mean I made a mis¬ take? “Who took that picture? “Time for Club 1 5. What’s a no-no??? “Mafia, not me! WELL ' S OIL SERVICE, INC. Sponsored by Edgartown UNDERCLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS h ' Sv. i ' ■ST XcSsJ L - WEL.. i - JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS Mr. Mayhew, Advisor Orland Donald, President Linda Gaines, Vice-President Miss Cook, Advisor (sitting) Kathleen Santos, Treasurer Ann Frieh, Secretary Melba Orr, Historian (absent) SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS Mrs. Costa, Advisor Colleen Kheary, Treasurer Gary DeFeo, Vice-President Vanessa Alleyne, Secretary Mr. Stewart, Advisor (sitting) Nancy Thomas, President Iris Davis, Historian FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS Mr. Daria, Advisor Gary Pachico, President Laura Bryant, Treasurer George Santos, Vice-President Miss Green, Advisor (sitting) Dinah Keeler, Historian Shelley BenDavid, Secretary MR-. AND MISS JUNIOR- CLASS LINDA GAINES DENNIS GAZAILLE MR-- AND MISS SOPHOMORE CLASS JULIE HOFFMAN JEFFREY CLEMENTS MR-- AND MISS FRESHMAN CLASS RONALD BROWN SUSAN WEST 3 17 FIRST ROW (I. to r.) R. Butler, B. Forbes, R. Cullen, L. Garvin, A. Frieh, L. Gaines, M. Hodges; SECOND ROW: R. Erickson, K. Harris, H. Gar- neau, C. Thatcher, C. Burgess, K. Drake, J. Cottle, D. Leighton; THIRD ROW: R. Clark, O. Donald, M. DeBettencourt, S. Hopp, J. Fragosa, D. Dunbar, P. Grunden CXACQ OF 1973 All our work in the past three years has finally paid off. We have suc¬ cessfully held our Junior Prom, which was our main goal. Some money¬ raising events we held this year to support our prom included a Mother- Daughter-Father-Son basketball game and a performance of the play “You Can’t Take it with You,” under the direction of Steven Cronig. But ... I don’t think that this is all our class is. We have come to know and understand each other and learned how to work together . For this reason, it will be hard for us to go our separate ways at the end of next year. It seems like yesterday when we were just freshmen. Sponsored by EDWIN K. DONALD, SHEET METAL SHOP MOSHER PHOTO SERVICE HANCOCK HARDWARE AND SUPPLY VINEYARD YACHTS, INC. 18 Vineyard Haven FIRST ROW (I. to r.) C. McIntosh, M. Orr, B. Morgan, S. Mayhew, L. Putnam, S. Metell, J. Norton; SECOND ROW: R. Kinnecom, S. Peacock, L. Baptiste, R. DeBettencourt, G. Manter, T. Bardwell, J. Lewis, P. Look, P. Kheary, R. Moreis CLACC OF 1973 FIRST ROW (I. to r.) C. Thatcher, D. Welch, U. Willoughby, M. Sprague, R. Rebello, K. Santos, C. Tankard; SECOND ROW: J. Smith, K. Sylvia, G. Jackson, J. Schilling, B. Bailey, D. Townsend, W. White, J. Stiles; THIRD ROW: D. Vanderhoop, R. Snowden, D. Dunbar Sponsored by DA ROSA ' S — M.V. PRINTING, CO. Oak Bluffs 19 20 FIRST ROW (I. to r.) S. Christopher, J. Corio, B. Costa, E. Fortes, I. Davis, M. Cottle, D. Freitas; SECOND ROW: G. DeFeo, A. Drouin, R. Ferreira, A. Ferro, R. DeBettencourt, A. Carlson, P. Clark, B. Dowley; THIRD ROW: R. Cecilio, J. DeBettencourt, A. Fischer, M. Davis, D. Chipperfield CLACC OF 1974 FIRST ROW (I. to r.) D. King, J. Hoffman, C. Johnson, D. Healy, J. Hagerty, J. King, P. Luce; SECOND ROW: A. Cimeno, D. Freitas, S. Marinelli, D. Kenny, J. Leamy, S. Gibson, E. Hughes, C. Kheary; THIRD ROW: A. Hewett, M. Landers, M. Lima, C. Johnson, D. Honey, J. Magnuson, G. Look, P. Clark; FOURTH ROW: M. Mazza, R. LaValley, P. Leonard, A. Handy, R. Heywood, W. Gonsalves Sponsored by JOHN A FORTES PLUMBING HEATING Vineyard Haven FIRST ROW (I. to r.) C. Thatcher, E. Parker, S. Panek, J. Searle, J. Shea, F. Oliver, H. Scott; SECOND ROW: N. Thomas, M. Renear, J. Tucker, L. Scanlon, E. Moreis, K. Santos, B, Prada, L. Tankard; THIRD ROW: P. Moreis, J. Rogers, R. Trebby, N. Stiller, R. Silvia, B. Sylvia, S. Ponte, R. McDonald CLAQQ OF 1974 FIRST ROW (I. to r.) C. Bangs, D. Waters, P. Backus, J. Johnson, C. Alwardt, V. VanWaldron, L. Welch; SECOND ROW: D. Dunbar, C. Wardell, C. Alwardt, J. Bangs Sponsored by EDGARTOWN HARDWARE TURF TACKLE Edgartown 21 22 FIRST ROW (I. to r.) D. Dorsey, T. Andrade, T. Brown, S. Convrey, L. Drouin, K. Anderson, J. Allen; SECOND ROW: M. Bryant, C. Bernard, N. BenDavid, M. BenDavid, C. Andrews, K. Duart, J. Hagerty, L. Bryant; THIRD ROW: P. Bassett, E. Dimmitt, J. Downs, P. Corio CLAQC OF 197S FIRST ROW (I. to r.) D. Keeler, P. Hoxsie, J. Ferriera, E. Frieh, B. Luce, C. Jackson, L. Francis; SECOND ROW: D. Kurth, L. Jardin, B. Erickson, C. LaBell, J. Letourneau, B. Handy, J. Fragosa, B. Fenner; THIRD ROW: R. Leonard, K. Emin, P. Kelly, C. Ewing, S. Larsen, J. Edwards, D. Kaeka, V. Ferro; FOURTH ROW: C. Kenney, F. Leonardo, M. Hayward, P. Kerns, G. Goulart Sponsored by HARBORSIDE INN NAVIGATOR ROOM Edgartown FIRST ROW (I. to r.) C. Moreis, K. Madeiros, S. Renear, M. McCarthy, M. Prada, M. Nichols, S. Murphy; SECOND ROW: C. Thatcher, J. King, P. Peckham, G. Schilling, J. Oliver, S. Smith, L. Marks, J. Hagerty; THIRD ROW: S. McCarthy, R. Mello, B. McIntosh, M. O’Neil, R. Nevin, D. Nitch- ie, P. Mercier, M. Maciel; FOURTH ROW: J. Leonard, K. Moreis, W. Smith, J. Moreis, M. Nickowal, J. Manter, G. Santos, G. Pachico; FIFTH ROW: G. Leighton, J. Ptomey, A. Moreis, C. Merrill CLAQQ OF 1975 FIRST ROW: (I. to r.) J. King, E. Butler, L. Sprague, M. Barros, L. Bergeron, V. Alleyne, N. Aiguier; SECOND ROW: F. Williams, D. Healy, L. Canha, M. Torres, D. Welch, D. Surprenant, L. Tesch, R. Sylvia; THIRD ROW: R. Bermudes, E. Wong, J. Tripp, J. Sylvia, Tilton, M. Snowden, P. Bagnall Sponsored by PINE LIGHTING ELECTRIC, INC. Vineyard Haven LESLIE ' S DRUGSTORE 23 BAD DOfN ’£ UNDEROASSMEN i “Go to your room Mag!” “Doreen, get me out of this chair! “Look what Santa brought me!” Is that Ellen Hughes behind those Foster Grants? Sponsored by 24 ALLEY’S GENERAL STORE R. P. SOCIETY West Tisbury WANNAKUM INN 693-2857 UP-ISLAND AUTO MAINTENANCE Mr. Rufus Peterson Mr. Cyrus Solomon Mr. Reuben Silvia Mr. Joseph Hayes KITCHEN STAFF Mrs. Carl Magnuson Mrs. Hilda Mongillo Mrs. Ester Waller (absent) Mrs. Helen Townes BUS DRIVERS Mr. Winthrop Tripp Mr. Jerry Maciel Mr. Charles Waters Mr. Donald Malonson Mr. Otis Rogers Mrs. Dorothy Fisher Miss Marian Cardoza Mrs. Cynthia Nute Mrs. Susan Fetzer 25 CORE WBBKA Ralph Allen Vernon West Francis Oliver Richard Williams Dennis Gazaille Remo Fullin Wayne Kurfh Susan Lima John Randolph Karen Jardin John Gibson (absent) William Alwardt Dennis Bernard Nancy Burleson Victoria Rezendes Lewis Freitas David Norton Frank Alwardt WEEfOB Michael Francis Michael Lima Carl Flanders Jeffrey Alley William Reynolds Russell Snowden Raymond LaValley Richard Baird Steven Ponte Fredrick Ferreira Anthony Lima David Fauteux Leigh Gale Joyce Lewis Mrs. Anthony, teacher Dean Grant (absent) Richard Morris Leonia Ostman Mitchell Trott Francis Fisher James Andrews Robert Sequeira Vivian Fauteux Richard Ferreira Paul Medeiros Patricia Boyd CORE PROGRAM MARTHA’S VINEYARD REGIONAL 1971-1972 The Core Program is a work-experience program which provides High School students the opportunity to gain practical experience in a number of vocational occupations with local employers in the Island Communi¬ ty. Students in the Junior and Senior classes spend one week in school and one week on the job on an alter¬ nate week basis. Students in the Freshman and Sophomore classes are enrolled in Pre-Core Training and are usually not involved in the Job Training aspect of the program. Mr. Francis Pachico Core Coordinator 26 V!NEV RDER, SPIFF (I. to r.) L. Correira, D. Murphy, N. Rogers, J. Kinnecom, J. Renear, F. Allen, A. Fortes, R. Luce, H. Garneau, Assistant Editor; M, Kenniston, J. Smith, Business Man¬ ager; B. Renear, Editor; K. Hunt, J. Leighton, J. Nguyen, K. Noble, M. Searle; Absent, G. Leighton, P. Strople, D. Oliver BOYD SMITH, INC., Plumbing Heating Edgartown Sponsored by FULLER ELECTRIC CO., Electrical Contractors Hyannis SCHOOL COMMITTEE Dr. Russell S. Hoxsie Mrs. Helen H. Scott Mr. Herbert R. Mercier, Vice-Chairman Mrs. Phyllis Perry Mr. William M. Honey, Secretary-Treasurer Mr. Robert E. Convery, Chairman Mrs. Adeline Rappoport Mr. Erford Burt Mrs. Elizabeth Cottle Mr. Marshall E. Carroll, Jr. sww mam u 11 irantis mt amtmruw STUDENT COUNCIL Pamela Hoxsie Heidi Scott, Secretary Rhonda DeBettencourt Thaddene Johnson Susette Peacock Judith Letourneau STANDING Stephen Brown Terry Andrade David Murphy, President Teodore Powell Paul Mercier, absent, Vice-President Michael Scott, absent. Treasurer Sponsored by CORINNE ' S BEAUTY SHOP SHADY OAK KENNELS Edgartown A P FOOD STORES ROBIN HOOD ' S BARN, INC. rand III SJAGE BAND J. Baer, saxophone C. Bangs, trombone J. Bangs, clarinet T. Bardwell, trumpet L. Carlson, clarinet B. Costa, string bass S. Davey, french horn I. Davis, saxophone R. DeBettencourt, percussion G. DeFeo, baritone horn K. Driscoll, trumpet A. Drouin, trombone B. Erickson, flute R. Erickson, french horn W. Gonsalves, trumpet G. Goulart, trumpet P. Hoxsie, clarinet S. Hughes, clarinet R. Luce, bassoon W. Luce, tuba M. Mosher, flute M. Nickowal, saxophone D. Nitchie, flute K. Noble, clarinet M. Page, flute G. Schilling, percussion J. Schilling, trumpet M. Scott, clarinet N. Siktberg, percussion R. Silvia, trumpet J. Smith, oboe W. Smith, percussion N. Stiller, percussion C. Thomas, percussion J. Baer, saxophone T. Bardwell, trumpet L. Carlson, guitar B. Costa, string bass S. Davey, baritone I. Davis, saxophone G. DeFeo, baritone horn K. Driscoll, trumpet A. Drouin, trombone R. Luce, baritone saxophone W. Luce, trombone M. Mosher, piano M. Nickowal, saxophone J. Schilling, trumpet M. Scott, alto saxophone N. Siktberg, percussion R. Silvia, trumpet N. Stiller, percussion rjvt r , ; f A ' j J M w Sponsored by 30 OLD COLONY SERVICE CORP. Edgartown NORTON EASTERBROOKS, INC. MfNNESfNGERfi I 1| $4 g i! I ' l 1 JT . nJLfp Wt m ' ’ j JaXi , Tt«- WKt . Iffipi r ■ 7 ' WmM ' ' ' s§y!! L • j V”2f Sponsored by LAWRY ' S SEAFOOD MKT TAKE-OUT SERVICE MARTHA ' S VINEYARD INSURANCE AGENCY, INC Edgartown EDGARTOWN DRUG CO. THE WENDWAY-FABRICS J. Stiles M. Mosher S. Con vrey P. Corio A. Hewett C. Bernard J. Ferriera J. Fragosa S. Davey G. Schilling P. Peckham L. Tankard T. Brown D. Dorsey S. Edwards D. Welch M. Page M. Searle D. Keeler E. Moreis M. Cottle D. Driscoll M. Prada J. Leamy J. Corio M. Bryant C. LaBell P. Figueiredo S. West N. Rogers P. Hoxsie M. Nichols S. Gallaghar F. Rogers D. Surprenant I. Carlson M. McCarthy J. Nguyen M. Keniston J. Smith I. Davis E. Fortes M. Barros J. Diamond V. Alleyne A. Fortes K. Driscoll B. Morgan P. Clark E. Hughes K. Noble B. Costo M. Orr R. Luce B. Erickson K. Hunt S. Fisher L. Welch R. Rebello S. Peacock J. Norton N. Maciel L. Baptiste T. Bardwell E. Wong M. Scott G. DeFeo S. Scanlon W. Smith V. Prada R. Silvia A. Drouin D. Grunden S. Silvia D. Dunbar C. Bangs N. Stiller S. Cronig K. Harris R. Erickson S. Hughes T. Anthony S. Place J. Baer E. Rice D. Oliver’ C. Thomas O. Donald J. Schilling J. Bangs W. Gonsalves N. Siktberg Minnesingers SOPRANOS AND TENORS Cf-fORUS BASSES AND AtTOS 32 ATSCO, INC. Sponsored by Vineyard Haven CARROLL ' S MOVING TRUCKING football FIRST ROW (I. to r.) P. Bagnall, J. Magnuson, W. Wannamaker, R. Brown, D. Blake, S. Baird, M. Davis, M. Landers, R. Trebby; SECOND ROW: W. Luce, C. Look, J. Clements, T. Anthony, C. Davis, E. Cottle, J. Fragosa, D. Dunbar, D. Look; THIRD ROW: R. Hoffman, J. Baer, E. Rice, R. Clark, M. De- Bettencourt, T. Welch, W. Smith, absent: R. Madeiras, P. Mercier, A. Moreis, C. Flanders; CO-CAPTAINS: C. Davis, T. Anthony; COACHES: J. Gerola- mo, P. Norton, A. Coe, J. Bacheller, R. Borges; MANAGER: R. Wong Sponsored by RAY CONTRACTING COMPANY — GENERAL CONTRACTOR ROBINSON ' S 5-10 TO $1.00, INC. Vineyard Haven CRONIG BROS., INC. MARTHA ' S VINEYARD SHIPYARD, INC. “Now listen. I ' m coming through, O.K.?” “You can’t have it, so there!!! “That ' s right Trebby, keep it open. If you touch that ball, it ' s all over for you, boy.” “Now that I caught it, what do I do next?” Hey guys, I caught it!” .I dropped it!” FOOTBALL ANYONE?? Sponsored by VINEYARD GAZETTE EDGARTOWN POLICE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION Edgartown 35 FOCIEALL CI-fEE£l£4DE££ 36 BEN FRANKLIN STORE ISSOKSONS CLEANERS, INC. Sponsored by Vineyard Haven D. J. MACINNIS JEWELRY, INC. SEARS ROEBUCK CO. TRACK-AND HELD FIRST ROW: (I. to r.) E. Dimmitt, D. Nitchie, R. Madeiras, R. Mello, P. Cronig, C. Child, M. Davis; SECOND ROW: D. Kaeka, E. Silva, S. Hopp, S. Scanlon, R. Erickson, J. Bangs, J. Schilling, R. Leonard; THIRD ROW: G. Pachico, T. Welch, J. Baer, E. Rice, C. Davis, S. Hoxsie, K. Hyde, D. Vanderhoop, J. Leonard, E. Cottle. CROSS COUNTRY FIRST ROW: (I. to r.) J. Bangs, S. Scanlon, E. Dimmitt, D. Nitchie, G. DeFeo, K. Hyde; SECOND ROW: R. Erickson, J. Schilling, G. Pachico, O. Donald, D. Kaeka, Coach Schofield. varsity BASKETBALL William Coggins Peter Moreis Raymond Moreis Lester Baptiste Ronald Leonard, Co-Captain Elmer Silva Ronald Brown Amaury Bannister, Co-Captain David Vanderhoop (sitting) Dana Bangs, Manager Richard Madeiras, Manager Mr. Schofield, Coach Paul Leonard, Manager James Bangs, Manager Orland Donald, Manager VINEYARD ON THE- WARPATH COW — AWW JUNIOR VARSITY Mr. Boone, Coach Edward Rice Robert Cecilio Michael Mazza Jeffrey Clements, Co-Captain Richard Ferreira, Co-Captain Alfred Drouin Neil Stiller, Manager Ralph Allen, absent (sitting) Edward Wong, Manager Douglas Blake Kim Baptiste Anthony Moreis David Kurth Francis Scott Brian Maciel, absent Michael Snowden, absent 38 Elmer with a lefty lay-up. iz Getting Way Up! Screamer setting it up. This year ' s Vineyard Varsity compiled a fine 12-2 Cape Island league record with a 14-4 overall season. They again qualified for both the Principals and the State Tournament for the third consecutive year. We ' re all very proud of our team this year when it was considered to be a building year. Let’s hope that next year’s squad can be as good. Our Junior Varsity team had an excellent 18-0 undefeated season under Coach Myles Boone. MARTHA ' S VINEYARD INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. MARTHA ' S VINEYARD RADIO TELEVISION — sales service RCA Dealer Sponsored by Vineyard Haven TISBURY POLICE DEPARTMENT ISLAND PROPERTIES 39 R4SK0134U- CHEERLEADERS VARSITY Jo Ann Kinnecom Rhonda Debettencourt Carolyn McIntosh Ann Frieh Colleen Kheary Debra Robinson, Captain Paula Ferry Robin Cullen junior- varsity Elaine Fortes, Captain Mary Jo Barros Vanessa Alleyne Sharon Christopher Linda Tankard VARSITY ALTERNATES JUNIOR VARSITY ALTERNATES Judy Nguyen Jyl Manning 40 Sally Renear and Jo Ann Fragosa. GfRLS BASKETBALL VJRfirrv Sandy Fisher Shauna Davey Faith Rogers Iris Davis Mr. Nute, Coach Faith Oliver Melba Orr (sitting) Flora Allen, Co-Captain Sally Hughes, Co-Captain JUNIOR VARSHV Josephine Allen Kristen Anderson Lisa Drouin Polly Bassett Mary Prada Mr. Nute, Coach (sitting) Mary Bryant Pam Hoxsie Mary K. McCarthy 41 FIELD HOCKEY J. Leighton G. Leighton J. Anthony J. Stiles Coach Skarp U. Willoughby S. West D. Surprenant J. Nguyen M. McCarthy L. Drouin J. Allen M. Kenniston M. Prada S. Hughes J. Renear J. Smith E. Fortes first National stores YATES DRUG STORE Sponsored by Vineyard Haven LILLIAN’S CARLYLE CRONIG, REALTOR M.V. BOYS ' BASKETBALL VARSITY UPPER CAPE .... . 64 35 M.V. HARWICH . . 73 43 M.V. P-TOWN . . 82 59 M.V. NAUSET. . 54 40 M.V. SANDWICH. . 57 47 M.V. CHATHAM. . 64 61 M.V. HARWICH . . 75 43 M.V. NANTUCKET .... . 56 61 M.V. CHATHAM. . 52 49 M.V; SANDWICH. . 62 58 M.V. NAUSET. . 65 59 M.V. P-TOWN . . 68 59 M.V. NANTUCKET .... .104 74 M.V. 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P-TOWN . ... . 27 23 M.V. SANDWICH . . . . ... .22 11 M.V. CHATHAM. . ... 19 1 M.V. HARWICH . .. . .29 6 M.V. CHATHAM. . .. .21 6 M.V. NAUSET . .... 20 27 M.V. SANDWICH . . . . ....11 22 M.V. NAUSET . ... .31 19 M.V. P-TOWN . . ... 15 12 M.V. NANTUCKET . . . . .. .45 18 Sponsored by JOHN C. NEVIN — Real Estate MARTHA ' S VINEYARD INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Edgartown OAK BLUFFS POLICE ASSOCIATION Oak Bluffs DR. AND MRS. RUSSELL S. HOXSIE Vineyard Haven SENIORS AT. . . WORK, Sponsored by THE EDGARTOWN NATIONAL BANK AMO B B f N C R f AND R UmNG T I V B Edgartown MORE AND MORE SENIORS Mr. Morelli, you aren’t a senior!!! Sponsored by LOOK’S TEXACO SERVICE Edgartown 45 Alright everybody, say good morning to Abe. ‘How’s this pose?” “Larryl you ' re skipping school too? ‘Right on Andy!” But Mom! Artificial flowers need water. Mommy! he did it again.” Look Ma, no cavities!” ‘Karen, Mr. Nute wants his Mad back. This carriage is being hi¬ jacked to Cubal ‘Chocolate covered WHAT? ' “Sexy?!?” What a good girl am I.” “My brother ' s been DRAFTED! What do you think of the political situation in Vietnam?” DOINS ' I Mom, are you proud of me? Don ' t worry. Yogi. “What do you mean you are supposed to cook it first? Sponsored by 48 JAMES F. ALLEY, BROKER UP-ISLAND SUPERMARKET, INC. West Tisbury VINEYARD FOOD SHOP PINE MEADOWS APARTMENTS ■fiSar ■ Hr Jb •• v-; rK ByiU liPMWBP ; p. U fc _ |J _ tf ftv mk p y KiSiLTS ifc Siiw . f ' ,,JW W } - Ip jm. j fU ■■ ■ -r ijBi . ■ Bp ■Bp- i ||g|ljB? ■ II B Up : % $4 m 4 it .-aBrlBr - i |Q H 51 HISTORY OP THE CLASS OF 1972 The year was 1969; our beginning. We were Freshmen with that indescribable feeling of being “just that. There was the feeling that ever since there have been yearbooks, class his¬ torians have tried to convey that indescribable feeling, even though it’s something you can’t virtually put your finger on. Maybe it’s one of those phenomena, sensationally unexplainable, but it happens in those first, few, awful months of adjustment. Like turning into what you hoped would be an English class and instead finding the janitor’s closet and a very surprised janitor, or even just as you were beginning to get the hang of things, finding yourself in the Boiler Room instead of the lunchroom. But it’s not only the embarrassment of getting yourself hopelessly lost, it’s the new friends, faces, classes, teacher, lockers, locker combinations, books, busses, bell, . . . you name it, we had to adjust to it. If order breeds habit, and chaos breeds life, we must have been gang busters. But out of that confusion, after the smoke had cleared a little, we found our first solid organization as a class in the election of our first slate of officers: President, Steven Hoxsie; Vice-President, Paula Strople; Secretary, Alicia Lesni- kowska; Treasurer, Carl Thomas; and Historian, Patricia Figueiredo. With our advisors. Miss Higgins and Mr. Chamberlain, we set about earning money to support our later projects con¬ nected with the Prom. Then “IT” happened, “you’re Joking!” “Uh oh, you’re not . . .,” “Aw c’mon!!!” “Why do we have to be the ones?” “It’s not fair!!! ( . . . sigh . . .). Apparently the Seniors in a sud¬ den strike of ingenious humor had devised a competition between the Freshman homerooms to collect wood for a bonfire to be burned at their up-coming basketball rally. The homeroom to collect the most wood or having the highest pile at the end of the allotted time, won the tro¬ phy made especially for that purpose by Mr. Chamberlain. No one warmed quickly to the idea of lugging logs and boards; but, then again, who likes to be last? So pretty soon the con¬ versation turned to “Do you suppose we could borrow your Dad’s truck?” “Yeah, and how about your Dad?” “What are you doing after school?” ”... BUGS!!! . . .,” “On your foot!” In the wash, homeroom one got the trophy with homeroom two and three respectively following. And so our first year passed, food sales. Mod days, logs and all. 52 1970 arrived and with it a new tribe of Sophomores. A bit experienced and defi¬ nitely more sophisticated than “those Freshmen,” we elected our officers for that ensuing year: President, Carl Thomas; Vice-President, Mary Jane Nevin; Secretary, Alicia Lesnikowska; Treasurer, Jane Renear; and Historian, Patricia Figueiredo, with our advisors Miss Higgins and Mr. Zoll. With the Prom just a fast year away, we began to earn towards that goal. We needed money and we didn’t have it. How sim¬ ple could a headache be? Out of the many schemes we discussed we found our¬ selves taking orders for class jewelry, collecting everyone’s cellar and attic relics for a rummage sale and filling our treasury with the results of many food sales. Well, we made it. Two out of two years, not bad. We must be learning something. So here we are again, only Juniors this time. We ' re also beginning to think a bit more. A lot of things are not so far away as they were. Time is not so lenient as one would think, nor as generous with its pace. There are things to be done we didn’t have to worry about before: The Junior Prom to be taken care of, S.A.T.’s, even a moment or two of thought towards graduation, to mention only a few. First of all, however, we needed organization, that comes by electing officers to keep the class running. The 1971 officers were: President, Joanne Leighton; Vice-President, Mary Jane Nevin; Treasurer, Karen Hunt; Secretary, Alicia Lesnikowska; and Historian, Pa¬ tricia Figueiredo. Our advisors were Mr. Herr and Mrs. Fischer. We gained our finan¬ cial support through a food basket, a car wash, and common but invaluable little ani¬ mal, the food sale. And now, what everyone had been waiting for, the Prom. Named after Lewis Carrol’s imaginative and lively story, “THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS, a Prom Committee was quickly gathered to crystalize the fairy tale into the reality of May, 1971, at the Harborview Hotel. 53 The committee under Patricia Figueiredo, Chairman, and Jane Carroll, Co-Chairman, worked the good part of the year towards that one important night. And so amid the card- men, the Chesire Cat and the Mad Hatter and of course Alice Betsy Brooker was chosen Queen. Her Court Princesses were Jane Renear, Joanne Leighton, Paula Strople, Karen Maciel, Karen Hunt, and Mary Jane Nevin. To navigate us through our last year we elected Stephen Silvia as our class President with Linda Correira as Vice-President, Flora Allen as Sec¬ retary, Karen Hunt as Treasurer, and Patricia Figueiredo as Historian. Our advisors were Miss Higgins and Mr. Herr. Our big projects were the Senior Fashion Show held November 21st with women’s, children’s and men ' s fashions, and the Senior Ball which was titled “WINTER FROST.” When you come down to it, it’s hard to find something to say. Our last year. There was a time when that was far away, beyond our imagination to know what we would like to be our expectations. Now everything “is.” Everyone of us has found something different in the four years we spent together, and we’ll always be carrying a bit of “those” people and that “time” with us. The only thing we can be now is the best of what we are. You can never fail doing that. As Mary Queen of Scots once said, “In my end is my beginning . . ..” So it is with us, an end of what we were and a beginning of what we will be. Patricia Figueiredo Historian CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. William Herr, class advisor; Stephen Silvia, President; Linda Correira, Vice-President; Patricia Figueiredo, Historian; Karen Hunt, Treasurer; Miss Marion Higgins, class advisor; absent Flora Allen, Secretary Our Senior year has at last arrived, and we are forced to look ahead and think about our futures. The class has decided once again to have graduation at the taberna¬ cle in Oak Bluffs. Our theme is “Three Essentials of Life: Something to Do, Something to Love, and Something to Hope For.” Even though the Prom is not on our minds in our Senior year. Gradua¬ tion is. Our first money-raising project for graduation was a Winter Style Show, followed by food sales and a Senior Ball. These things would not have been possible without the strong support of my fellow class officers and advisors. Stephen Silvia President Sponsored by THE SEA CHEST VINEYARD DRY GOODS, CO. Vineyard Haven HOLME ' S HOLE BRICKMAN’S TURjOUGU Ttt£ What do you want me to do next? This thing is ALIVE! LOOKING AQC JISk SENIOR- UR . AND UISS SENIOR CLASS Linda Correira and Charles Davis FERSONAUTY PLUS Betsy Brooker and John Randolph CLASS CLOWNS 58 Sandra Fisher and Timothy Anthony UOST ATHLETIC Joanne Leighton and Charles Davis favorites MOST ARTISTIC Andrea Fortes and David Murphy MOST MUSICAL Margot Page Carl Thomas MOST STUDIOUS Steven Hoxsie and Sally Edwards MOST UklELY TO SUCCEED Steven Hoxsie and Lauren Carlson FLORA ANN ALLEN Flora Bell Melvin . . . Boston . . . long vacations . . . fights . . . Sept. 3, 1971 . . . away ... all night parties . . . basketball . . . MONEY . . . tackle football with the guys ... a certain person . . . soul food . . . being boss . . . My Gang ... 90 Brookway Rd. . . . July 4, 1971 . . . New Year’s 1970 . . . summer nights away . . . what ' s going on?!” . . . October 26, 1971 . . . D.G. . . . Peo¬ ple calling me Flora Bell ... A 1967 Chevy Impala . . . dislikes Monday mornings . . . winter on M.V. . . . P-Town . . . Nantucket . . . History classes . . . I.E. . . . P.S. . . . R.S. . . . wise- guys . . . loud people . . . sitting at home . . . someone loud, talking to me . . . being told what to do . . . getting into trouble . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 3, 4; Manager 2; Track 3; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Basketball All-Stars 3; Vineyarder Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; Class Secretary 4. Too black for heaven, too white for hell.” JOHN PARKE ALLEN John” Sitting around the flagpole . . . books . . . Tapes . . . music . . . quietness . . . free time . . . smok¬ ing . . . trying to fix my car . . . money . . . dislikes ' 64 Ford Galaxie . . . People . . . classes . . . studying . . . working . . . He makes a solitude and calls it peace. JEFFERY JOHN ALLEY Jeff Hunting ... 57 Chevys . . . The GREEKS GTO . . . Sunset lake . . . Wine . . . Dope Road . . . sum¬ mer . . . BIKES . . . Food . . . Black lace nylons . . . dislikes school . . . intersections . . . Fords . . . getting up . . . blue lights . . . cops . . . school lunches . . , work . . . “To insure peace of mind, ignore the rules and regulations. TIMOTHY GEORGE ANTHONY “Tim Football . . . Holliston . . . Hunting . . . Julio . . . bunker . . . Barnstable . . . Watsey . . . Rover . . . Hockey . . . Leslie . . . Ma Mengius Sisters . . . dislikes J.S. . . . Zee ... OH NOI! . . . Squid . . . E.H. . . . P.T. and Nantucket . . . 8-year coach . . . Munchkins . . . sea¬ gulls . . . wind sprints . . . Chorus 1, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Man is the only animal that blushes, or needs to. Sponsored by SMITH BODFISH SWIFT COMPANY, INC. “The Grain Store Vineyard Haven 60 AMAURY AUGUSTINE BANNISTER Maury” Summertime on the Rock . . . buttons . . . studying at Karen’s . . . Santana Live . . . Rapping with Burge and Preb . . . going to the hoop . . . T.S. Crib . . . Funkadalic . . . Getting down on some pink ... Do your thing . . . 1971-72 season . . . last of the crew . . . Talks with the V.W. . . . Rides with G.L. . . . you can make it if you try . . . dislikes September ' 68 . . . losing . . . falling off Joey . . . M.V. lunches . . . Leaving D.C. . . . Rides to P.-Town and Nantucket . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1; Baseball 4. The less you trust others, the less you will be deceived. JOSEPH RICHARD BELAIN “Joe” Fishing . . . baseball . . . Daggett — Cedar Tree Neck . . . Harris’ place and Sarah . . . 1961 Buick . . . The Who . . . Hockey . . . Football . . . Plumbers ' meetings . . . Julio Autobauhn . . . electric guitar . . . summers . . . 340 Plymouth . . . touchdowns!! . . . Patriots-Plunket . . . dislikes Oak trees in O.B. . . . Gusto . . . SSP . . . speepchuckers . . . centerfield bees and dandilions . . . T.A. football poola . . . Mr. G ' s raspberries . . . Sweet Lou . . . tourists . . . Mama Joe . . . Cow¬ boys . . . the brush . . . Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. “There is a time for speaking and a time for being still.” FAITH BENEFIT Faith K.B. . . . 1971 . . . saying “NOT REALLY” . . . staying at Barbara ' s and Gracie ' s . . . Summer of 69 . . . Spanish class with Randy . . . Shadows . . . Fuzzies . . . those “UNFORGETTABLES . . . Black Sambo . . . playing games . . . Bacardi . . . talking with Julie, Barb and Wendy . . . watching, Gay Head ' s sunrise . . . ALL SIX OF US TOGETHER . . . dreams . . . SECRETS with Julie . . . dis¬ likes being called little angel . . . waiting . . . stone walls . . . certain rainy nights . . . staying home . . . being told what to do . . . getting up early . . . Sunday nights . . . Timmy ' s trouble mak¬ ing .. . “From a little spark burst a mighty flame. BETSY ANN BROOKER Betty Tony . . . Summer nights in the meatwagon . . . May 21, 1971 . . . Cookie ' s mind games . . . John and Matilda . . . Gee . . . Sept. 1 2, ' 69 . . . Teakettling . . . Picnics at the hill . . . riding with Bili- pa . . . Teakettling with Bilipa . . . Tongue lashings . . . Bay sol . . . Tony’s Sunday Supremes . . . dislikes Yamaha 90 . . . winter 70-71 . . . petty rules and regulations . . . B.S. . . . M H . . . Miss Sophomore Class 2; Prom Queen 3. “A little nonsense now and then and now and then and . . . Sponsored by BUNCH OF GRAPES BOOK STORE DUKES COUNTY GARAGE, CO. Vineyard Haven H. N. HINKLEY SONS, INC. DR. MRS. S. BERNARD ISSOKSON 61 NANCY BURLESON Nance April, 1971, Easter beer hunt . . „ April 23 . . . 4th of July . . . Cambridge commons with Vickie and Flash . . . Virgo ' s . . . listening to Bob White bird at 3 in the morning . . . Fred howling at the moon . . . Indian graveyard ... a certain ex. telephone truck . . . August 26th or 27th . . . having long talks with Barb . . . the night at Hymaric . . . being stopped by George Manter, remember David? . . . Black . . . strawberry wine . . . eating bows in the celler . . . dislikes Jimmys on ice cream cones . . . having a poor attitude . . . bad luck . . . Quansett Hut . . . conceit . . . phew . . . listening to Leigh and Linda complain . . . lobsters . . . lighting up ... F. OFF . . . having Lasagna at a dinner party . . . Women are polished through act and speech; each by each. LAUREN ELAINE CARLSON “Piglet Middle Road . . . Meadow . . . Children . . . Old Churches . . . the whole earth . . . Mr. Gerolamo ' s foot . . . little grapefruity heads . . . tea . . . Fenderbasses . . . Airport french fries . . . Pista¬ chios . . . Buckminister Abbey . . . Solitude . . . tour . . . classical guitar . . . religious music . . . swimming at night . . . watermelon . . . reading . . . aardvarks . . . C.D. and E. . . Kay and Dick¬ ie .. . clean rain . . . something to surprise me . . . dislikes being held back . . . self-pity . . . being lonely . . . being lied to . . . hating . . . cemeteries . . . white V.W. ' s . . . 80 hamburgers . . . get¬ ting lost . . . poodles . . . Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Band 3, 4; Minnesingers 2, 3, 4; Jazzband 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Spanish Play 3. What is beautiful is good, and who is good will also be beautiful. SUSAN CARRINGTON CARTER “Sue Pendleton . . . little purple flowers . . . sunsets . . . picnics in V.H.P. . . . little green rubber snakes in spaghetti water . . . Demetrius . . . F.J.D.F. . . . The cabin . . . the sun . . . the beach at night . . . the song John Riley . . . 9 5-6 71 . . . The Amo Pendleton . . . 11 3 71 . . . pulling the old hearse from Chappy . . . dislikes cold hands . . . dead trees . . . broken window shades and unex¬ pected C. and V. men . . . Problems with Demetrius . . . hearing a person calling chicken . . . 6:00 . . . pumpkin time . . . being closed in Mr. Hoar’s attic . . . dead 500-year-old Indian Bones . . . “Nothing is so contagious as enthusiasm.” JANE CARROLL Janzie” The silvery moon ... All in a dream ... IF ONLY HE WERE HERE!!! . . . C.T.B. . . . The Prophet” (on joy and sorrow) . . . 8 7 71 . . . The Bunker . . . Child’s Song . . . Prom Comm. Trip . . . Bird Bath Mushrooms . . . Thank You Song . . . sparkling Burgandy . . . Singing old Beatle Songs in the Cafeteria . . . Trip to Chappy 11 3 71 . . . dislikes Fresca . . . Bats . . . fear . . . Lies . . . Loneli¬ ness . . . making decisions . . . The Giving Tree . . . crowds . . . Being told what I’m going to do . . . being locked in a hearse with a 500-year-old Indian . . . Prom Committee Co-Chairman 3; Vineyarder Staff 4; Fashion Show Committee 4. To know her is to love her. DEPOT CORNER SERVICE STATION Sponsored by 62 Edgartown GRANT BROTHERS, INC. BENJAMIN WALLACE COGGINS III Benje” Baseball . . . Baron . . . football . . . license . . . cards . . . T.J. . . . Queen of Spades . . . end of the week . . . tickets . . . Hockey . . . Espo . . . Score . . . Hunter . . . Cumberland . . . Psych . . . Bananas Woody Allen . . . Rip City . . . Trumping Aces . . . Pike . . . Pur . . . Dislikes study halls . . . math . . . Robinson’s 5 10 . . . crunch . . . Montreal . . . Monday mornings . . . McDon¬ ald ' s . . . New York . . . bus tours . . . sprints . . . Awrey . . . bad tennis players . . . M.A. . . . long innings . . . losing . . . Basketball 1; Baseball 1, 3, 4; Spanish Play 3. “The strongest man in the world is he who stands alone. THOMAS HILTON PAUL CHASE Tom” Logic . . . quiet . . . the out-doors . . . deep thought ... a well chosen friend . . . dislikes noise . impulsiveness . . . Richard Brautigan . . . crabapples . . . cities . . . authority . . . Men who have much to say use the fewest words. WILLIAM MARTIN COGGINS Bill” The beach . . . smiles . . . basketball . . . The Baron . . . summers on the island . . . Spiker . . . money . . . rainy days . . . South Beach . . . parties . . . sleep . . . dislikes Monday mornings . . . Winter . . . Nantucket . . . school lunches . . . waiting . . . hair cuts . . . growing old . . . Uncate¬ na . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 4; Spanish Play 2, 3. A gentleman makes no noise. LINDA JEAN CORREIRA “Lynna Boston House gang . . . N.S. . . . Romeo Juliet . . . Moongotcha . . . laughing with Lee ... sum¬ mer of ' 71 . . . my little bug . . . checking out the situation with Nancy . . . Kathy’s secrets . . . B.R. . . . Dec. 1969 Prom Committee trip . . . P.P.F. . . . Padiddles, right Dav y? . . . East Chop . . . Indian Lake . . . the coke Manl . . . moonlight crusie . . . Kimbol! . . . dislikes accidents . . . R.M.C.III . . . Shrimp . . . curfews . . . being chased . . . curbs . . . huh Lee? . . . Take a breakl? . . . the name spider . . . tall grass . . . Prom Committee 3; Vice President 4; Vineyarder Staff 4; Gymnastics Show 3; Miss Senior Class 4. Trust not too much to an enchanting face. Sponsored by TRIP BARNES — USED TRUCKS 693-1937 Vineyard Haven RAUL B. MEDEIROS, JR., INC. 63 CHARLES A. DAVIS, JR. “Chuck Scuba diving . . . football . . . photography . . . bikes . . . surfing at Squibknocket . . . lifting weights . . . winning football games . . . working at Goodale ' s . . . Roast Beef submarines . . . Yam¬ aha Enduros . . . summertime . . . dislikes wind sprints . . . broken legs . . . Blue Hills . . . working at the Deli . . . getting up early . . . Bad refs . . . Band 1,2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4 co-captain 4; Track and Field 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1; All-Cape Band 3; Class Marshal 3. A true sportsman in all he does. EDMUND CHARLES COTTLE Eddie Deb . . . nights at M.G.’s . . . field hockey trips . . . Lambert ' s Cove . . . beating J. and J. to the Couch . . . diving . . . Boss 302 . . . sunsets . . . Pasque . . . beach parties . . . the family ... Up Island . . . and too much else . . . dislikes having J. and J. beat us to the couch ... a certain coach . . . Turkey Town . . . Tomll . . . tunafish . . . somebody ' s hamburgs . . . not much else . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3; Football 2, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 3; Vineyarder Staff 4; Mr. Junior Class 3. A great love goes here with a little gift. THEODORE R. DEBETTENCOURT “Ted Larry’s housel ... The summer of ' 71 ... I ' ll gi’ ya! . . . being left alone . . . Nice Girls . . . Car’s Names . . , good friends . . . Quiet people . . . punching out . . . dimples . . . The Boat . . . My buddies . . . dislikes being straight forward . . . “trips to New York . . . chick-a- boom . . . alcoholic beverages . . . arguments at East Chop . . . people with BIG mouths . . . V.W.’s . . . being wrong . . . scooters ... “I have not yet begun to fight. SALLY ANN EDWARDS “Sally People . . . feathers . . . flowers . . . D.R. . . . chocolate-covered cherries . . . eating weird things . . . 74 picnics . . . going on long long walks . . . weird people . . . walking along the beach in the fall . . . going barefoot in the rain . . . poetry . . . music . . . musical poetry . . . poetic music . . . dislikes writing my dislikes . . . people who are conceited . . . hating people . . . being im¬ patient . . . being so clumsy . . . being conceited . . . acting stupid . . . hurting my friends . . . Chorus 1,2, 3, 4. It is the quiet worker who succeeds.” 64 NIP N TUCK FARM — MILK SADDLE HORSES Sponsored by West Tisbury E. C. COTTLE, INC. THOMAS PAUL ENGLEY Tom” Ocean Park . . . Sonya . . . Gold . . . Tito the Cat . . . Trap door . . . Smuge . . . Jacob Mutsa . . . collage . . . Heather . . . Chris’s grandmother . . . crashing at the Black Dog . Squeak . . . Miss Cornell . . . “Beating on Gail” . . . Karen and Debbie . . . C-Day Specials . dislikes Jackson 5” . . . GREASE ... a certain gang . . . I am tired of four walls and a ceiling, I have need of the grass. DEAN EDWARD ENTWISTLE “Dean” Guitar . . . hockey . . . football . . . sailing . . . weekends . . . maningus . . . summer on the Island . . . Patriots . . . music . . . Clapton . . . fishing . . . Who’s Next . . . Tashmoo . . . Len¬ non . . . dislikes Grunch . . . corner of Sea View . . . Trip to Mystic . . . speerchucker music . . . summer tourists . . . loudmouths . . . History . . . By the grace of God, I am what I am.” DOUGLAS BRIAN EWING K.B.” Having peace of mind . . . “You” . . . the common laborer . . . Hesse . . . windy gates . . . dream¬ ers .. . being reborn . . . when your old self dies . . . Morris . . . Dylan . . . dislikes people who only look once . . . greed . . . Nov. 23, 1969 . . . alienation . , . the judicial system of America . . . affectations . . . Student Council 3; Intramural Ping-Pong Tournament 4. I would rather sit on a pumpkin and have it all to myself than be crowded on a velvet cushion. PATRICIA E. FIGUEIREDO “Trisha October 29, 1971 . . . Frank . . . the Medic Alert Twins . . . Sylvia Sequin . . . PROJECT . . . Music Center People . . . Mr. Morelli’s English . . . Capt. and Mrs. McLaughlin . . . Music . . . Pho¬ tography . . . people with enough time . . . faith . . . living . . . dislikes unrequited anything . . . Mr. Nute’s Cloud of Doom . . . Fingers stuck in flutes . . . Dentists . . . auditions . . . slow people . . . being called “Sarah Heartburn . . . Trying too hard . . . Could you spell that last name? . . . waiting . . . arguing . . . Loneliness . . . being myopic . . . Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Minnesingers 2, 3, 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Prom Chairman 3; Southeastern District Music Festival 4; Class Historian 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Fashion Show 4; Cape Cod Festival 2, 3, 4 ; Southeastern Auditions 3, 4. I have immortal longings in me. COCA-COLA BOTTLING OF THE ISLAND, INC. VINEYARD BUILDERS SUPPLY Vineyard Haven Sponsored by HOPE DAVID FLANDERS REAL ESTATE, Chilmark HAYNES KURTH INC., WELL DRILLING, PUMPS, PLUMBING West Tisbury 65 JULIANNE E. FISHER “Julie Number 7 . . . Red . . . “the House on the Hill” . . . Barb ' s old house . . . THE STONES . . . those unforgettables” . . . Talking with Faith . . . Barb and Nancy ... All six of us together . . . Private Stock . . . Secrets with Faith . . . dislikes waiting . . . certain rainy nights . . . being told what to do . . . possessiveness . . . “The rule of my life is to make business a pleasure of my business.” SANDRA ANN FISHER “Sandy” Padiddles, right Davy . . . See you in ' 72 . . . Bud . . . Bubbles . . . LOOKS . . . Bugar . . . Little W.W. . . . Cooky Jar Smiles . . . Franky and Elephant Jokes . . . Horse Pulls , . . Friendly Freddy ' s Happy Hippi Hide-a-way . . . Evey . . . Michelsons, right Mr. Look? . . . spectator buses . . . Senior Power . . . grampa ... Pia . . . Huckie ' s Jokes . . . dislikes Barkcol! . . . Fishing at Cape Pogue . . . Bloody Irish men . . . Long underwear . . . Freita . . . Losing Hub caps . . . Help Me . . . Oilers . . . Basketball Trips to Nantucket!! . . . Fresco . . . Can I drive? . . . What a mess!! . . . Selling ads . . . Prom Committees . . . non-workers of the class of 1972 ... Hi Moon . . . Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Minnesingers 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Softball 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Class Clown 4. “I can resist anything but temptation. ANDREA L. FORTES Andi” CRAWF . | . my brothers and sister . . . NO HUNT!!! . . . New York with friends . . . Mom and Dad . . . basketball games . . . rare steaks . . . the Boston House with Les . . . Peas and rice . . . 11 26 71 . . . stuffed animals . . . The Clique . . . T.C. ... IF ONLY HE WERE HERE!!! . . . Prom committee with Lynna . . . CRAWF ' S HOUSE . . . spending the night at Hunt ' s . . . Summer Flings . . . dislikes warm wine . . . liver . . . Ann with the C — . . . BITES . . . L.C.’s temper . . . jealousy . . . Cold . . . Quarrels . . . ignorant underclassmen ... on the steering wheel Ray . . . sis¬ ter’s attitudes . . . C.T. do ' in cold jive to K.H. and A.F. . . . Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Prom Committee 3; Art 1,2, 3, 4; Vineyarder Staff 4. “Blessed with each talent and each art to please.” REMO FULLIN, JR. Remo” Marcia . . . Sept. 9, ' 72 . . . fishing . . . Scrubby Neck . . . The button on the fire alarm . . . V.W. . . . Parties . . . Weekends and Holidays . . . Carter ' s . . . Mr. Pachico ' s swimming pool . . . dislikes Nurse’s Residence . . . school . . . being told what to do . . . work . . . Bowling . . . Horses . . . my moods . . . nothing to do . . . Stay Sober Fullin . . . going to Hyannis . . . Telephone Bills ... Student Council 1, 2; Student Advisory Committee 4. I 66 DEAN D. GRANT “Dean Fishing . . . Hunting . . . Pizza . . . South Beach . . . Sunset I believe because it is impossible. . dislikes A posted property ROBERT LOUIS GALLAGHAR Bob- Motorcycles . . . Hunting . . . Fishing . . . Scrambling . . . Suzuki . . . Football . . . The WHO . . . Beachcombing . . . dislikes Noise . . . childish people . . . dull classes . . . doing nothing . . . Cities . . . Traffic . . . waiting . . . Football 3. An honest man ' s the noblest work of God. STEVEN RUSSELL HOXSIE Steve” Roast Beef . . . D.C.T. ' s XK-E’s . . . Cinnamon . . . Lime Rock . . . Lokentoppen 2 . . . Hanne and Ellen . . . Ping Pong . . . Paske . . . Independence . . . Travelling . . . Chocolate pie . . . Grease . . . Black Dog . . . The Pilot House . . . Dirt Roads . . . Jen’s Family . . . Oct. 3 . . . Wat- kin ' s Glen . . . Wheels . . . Mr. and Mrs. Jacobsen . . . Kolsas Toppen . . . dislikes Kitty Litter . . . writing . . . school buses . . . V.W. ' s . . . Age . . . psychology . . . Gossip . . . waiting . . . Basketball 1,2; Football 2; Track 1,2, 4; Student Advisory Board 1; Class President 1; Exchange Stu¬ dent 3. A man must not swallow more beliefs than he can digest. ROBERT HOFFMAN Bob Chris Marks . . . Snoro . . . Europe . . . Camping . . . Travelling . . . Girls . . . Washington, D.C. . . . Martha’s Vineyard . . . Christmas . . . My Dog . . . movies . . . deer . . . Football . . . Soccer . . . Sledding . . . Winter . . . Disneyland . . . Blondes . . . California . . . dislikes Nixon . . . Math . . . Homework . . . WAR . . . Pollution . . . poverty . . . Vietnam . . . Sum¬ mer . . . Southerners . . . Drugs . . . Football 4. I have nothing to declare except my genius. Sponsored by BERGERON ' S GARAGE SUNBEAM BREADS j ROGERS TAXI ROGERS FREIGHT AND TRUCKING SON 67 Oak Bluffs SALLY CATHERINE HUGHES “Sal” Never ending ' hey, I want to show you something!! . . . lots of smiles and untroubled minds . . . sur¬ rounded by friends and good times . . . Carl’s wisecracks . . . Trisha’s chin . . . Lauren ' s shrill laugh¬ ter .. . gentle smiles and understanding . . . my guitar . . . falconry and pigeon hunting with Rob . . . the whole crew at Felix Neck and the great memories . . . the wonder of Nature . . . War¬ ren ' s smile and gentle reassurance . . . dislikes people who talk behind other people ' s back . . . litter- ers . . . pollution and polluters . . . wet sweaters . . . lies . . . guitars and pianos that are out of tune . . . unnecessary pressure . . . broken watches . . . Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Minnesingers 1,2, 3, 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 1, 2, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball Intermurals 1; Cape Cod Music Festival 2, 3, 4; Class Representative 2; Vineyarder Staff 4. “The best way to go is through. KAREN LESLIE HUNT “Benji My moms ENA . . . My honeyguy . . . “dis is da beach” . . . 10 31 70 . . . Yo-Fortes” . . . “AL-T . . . My stuffed Tiger . . . summer parties . . . catowba and sprite . . . “being spaced with my Ace” . . . I-S-A-Y! . . . July 10, 1971 . . . being with K.W. . . . riding around on the rock . . . big naturals . . . rappin’ with Jo until 3 a.m. . . . holidays . . . spending nights with Fortes . . . south¬ ern fried chicken . . . dislikes Darkness and Loneliness . . . okra . . . simple and talkative boys . . . “Hunt with the — ... getting pushed through my bedroom window . . . attitudes . . . Mon¬ day mornings ... . Benjamina . . . A.T. . . . C.T. doin ' cold jive to A.F. and K.H. . . . Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Football Cheerleader 3; Captain 4; Basketball Cheerleader 2; Prom Com. 3; Class Treasurer 3, 4; Prom Court 3. The love that follows us sometimes is our trouble, which still we thank as love.” GARY WAYNE JARDIN “Gomer South Beach . . . Riding around . . . Hunting . . . Early morning . . . Biology class . . . Friday and Saturday nights . . . Pizza . . . Snow storms . . . summer vacation ... ice hockey . . . dislikes sick jokes . . . phony people ... no trespassing signs . . . fishing . . . pork chops . . . Corvairs . . . Cross Country 1. “Silence is the element in which great things fashion themselves. VERA JEAN JERNEGAN V. J. ALBIE . . . Nomad ’56 . . . June 7, 1969 . . . Pine Meadows . . . Triumph . . . The Clements” crew . . . Rocky . . . Summer of ' 70 . . . Hey Dad! it’s us . . . the Doors . . . “The House on the Hill . . . dislikes telephone poles . . . Arguments . . . Running out of Gas . . . So, I tried it — Paula? . . . The Bad times . . . Basketball 1; Volleyball 2, 3; Representative 1, 2. The ultimate expression of love needs no words. Sponsored by 68 TAKEMMY LAUNDRY West Tisbury ROY JASWELL SON, — ARTESIAN WELLS 693-1735 THADDENE LISSETTE JOHNSON “Deeny ME!? . . . Kevin Dumont . . . Barbara ' s wedding night! . . . “Hey Mabel . . . The Lynnas . . . Red, Black, and Green . . . Partying early . . . Drive-in Movies . . . Cleveland, Ohio . . . “22, ain ' t that right Jingo?” . . . Germany ... a certain person . . . Aunt Dottie and Company ... 10 17, 23 70 ... Hot Fun In The Summertime! . . . Boston . . . Yo Mo” . . . “ALL RIGHT UGLY WHAT DO YOU WANT? . . . Hey Bear . . . “Sure Kid . . . Woofalies . . . Being Kevin ' s main squeeze . . . and being capable obviously . . . The odd couple . . . Uncle Lush and Aunt Foogie . . . Camelio . . . Getting Down! . . . Life . . . dislikes GAY HEAD . . . Mabel ' s saw and flyswatters . . . 10 16 71 . . . certain people ' s attitudes . . . Feeling like old mother hubbard . . . Gos¬ sip .. . being raggedy . . . Chorus 1, 2; Basketball 2; Softball 2; Student Council 4; Future Nurses Club 1. A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men.” MARTHA ANN KENNISTON “Marthe Horses . . . Lysah . . . Sept. 19, 1971 . . . Summer . . . padlocking bandstands . . . walking in the rain . . . Grenola ... a night in a tent . . . South Beach . . . rowboating on Tisbury Great Pond . . . climbing Gay Head Cliffs at night . . . QUITE . . . visiting New York ... Up Island . . . writing let¬ ters . . . football games . . . Orglethorpe . . . B.F.A.W. . . . PIZZA . . . flying . . . dislikes good¬ byes . . . fighting . . . long bus rides . . . crowds . . . flat tires . . . getting up early . . . Buck¬ wheat ' s fits . . . Somebody’s Little Brother! . . . “crow” . . . Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 4; Softball Manager 3; Volleyball 2; Girls ' State Alternate 3; Vine¬ yarder Staff 4; Office Help 4; Kitchen Help 3, 4. “ A horsel A horse! My Kingdom for a horse.” DEBORAH ANNE KING “Debbie A certain one . . . I.O.R.G. . . . G.A. and “1 . . . leaving school . . . G.P. . . . New Houses . . . Seven Gates Farm . . . Fishing . . . Love Story . . . Art . . . Birthdays . . . T.T. . . . dislikes steak . . . Standard Shift Car s . . . Snobby people . . . Chorus 1. There is no excellent beauty that hath not some strangeness in proportion.” JO ANN KINNECOM Jo W.P.M. Ill . . . Slightly crazy movies . . . HUH DEB” . . . Summer of ' 71 ... C.C. and 7-up . . . drinking with Raine . . . The White Bomb . . . Ebbie Geebies . . . L.M. . . . ORANGE! ... a certain trip to Taunton . . . 18 . . . The hide-away . . . being on the bus . . . You ' ll never know . . . Love Beads . . . taking pictures . . . putting beer cans in a certain person ' s car with R.W. . . . dislikes being chased by A.G. . . . being called Kitty . . . W.W. . . . Middle Road at 12 p.m. . . . P.F. . . . curfews . . . rolling laredos . . . waiting for William . . . Jim M. . . . Saying good-bye . . . looking for Reynolds . . . P.L. . . . People who talk behind your back . . . Greasers who jump on my car, “West . . . Vineyarder Staff 4; Gymnastics Show 3; Basketball Cheerleader 4. What I do is all that concerns me, not what people think.” Sponsored by ISLAND INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Vineyard Haven JOHN GREGORY LABELL “John Basketball . . . Hockey . . . M.V. Weekends . . . D.Q. . . . South Beach . . . EDQ-I . . . Snow . . . Chappy . . . Doc’s class ... The Truck ... My Boat . . . Fishing . . . dislikes Dusty Dirt roads . . . slow repair work . . . Dead winters . . . Basketball Practice . . . Olan . . . O.B. . . . summer peo¬ ple .. . rust spots . . . Corvairs . . . Great hopes make great men. CLARE THERESA BARBARA LEAMY Clare” Hermosa Beach . . . Danny . . . Half . . . Memories . . . rat . . . getting letters . . . scheming . . . 8 3 71 . . . frog . . . kiffing . . . South Beach . . . dislikes Hey, Layme . . . time . . . G.A.A. 1; Ski Club 1, 2. Softness of smile indicates softness of character.” GAIL DURANT LEIGHTON Gail” Sunrise at Gay Head ’70 ... all my animals . . . button??? . . . West Chop . . . JOANNE AND STEVE . . . winning once in a while . . . Scoopy Cindy and Hockey . . . M of H . . . Doug and Nan¬ cy ' s birthday party ' 71 ... Prom ' 71, and cartoons the next morning . . . Bad doins ' . Huh Dave? . . . Maury on horseback . . . 2 16 71 . . . sleeping on the beach??? . . . HOT pizzalll . . . walking in the rain . . . laugh a lot . . . The B . . . dislikes BEING BENCHED . . . P.M. not talking . . . being beat on by Tommy . . . spiders . . . being alone in the dark . . . not saving a bottle of wine for Sunday . . . School ' 72 . . . but you never talk to me Gail!! . . . flat tires on the Vineyard Haven Road . . . Dragmitll! . . . June 23, 1971 for two reasons . . . Peyton Place . . . tur¬ tle .. . Chorus 1, 2, 3; Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2; Prom Committee 3; Vineyarder Staff 4. You are a child of the universe; no less than the trees and the stars, you have a right to be here.” JOANNE LEIGHTON Jo Stevell . . . BOSTON CREAM PIE . . . Field Hockey . . . Construction . . . ' 70-71 Sports sea¬ sons . . . Working man ' s Hero . . . one rose . . . promises . . . “Sir” . . . x-mas time . . . car¬ toons . . . nicknames . . . bare feet . . . The Serpas . . . Happiness Always . . . dislikes sweet pota- tol? . . . Thunder and lightning storms . . . being called B.C.B. . . . racism . . . Vietnam War . . . routine . . . petty hassles . . . making decisions . . . Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Intermural Volleyball 1, 2, 3; The Stu¬ dent 1, 2, 3; President 3; Advisory Board 3; Prom Committee 3; Most Athletic 4. The words to say it flow with ease. 70 Sponsored by OLSEN BROTHERS COMPANY, INC. Vineyard Haven ALICIA DODGE LESNIKOWSKA Licia Peace . . . dawns and sunsets . . . solitude . . . loving . . . m usic . . . dance . . . theatre life . . . the Island in the “off season . . . Band . . . “the terrible trio . . . Lesnikowskavitchstein- bergermaster . . . friends . . . blackberries at Mohu . . . dislikes violence . . . meanness . . . cheat sheets! . . . late rehearsals . . . diets . . . getting up . . . TOURISTS . . . East Meadow, L.l. . . . too many people . . . apathy . . . Chorus 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Orchestra 1, 2; Class Secretary 1, 2, 3; Student Newspaper 2, 3; Spanish Club 1, 2; Spanish Play 2, 3; Cape Cod Music Festival 2. Blessings upon Cadnies and the Phoenicians, that invented books. RONALD LEONARD “Screamer Short hair . . . CAD . . . beer . . . fast cars . . . Goils . . . neckties . . . war . . . saluting the flag . . . school . . . getting drafted . . . violence . . . Join the service, see the world . . . Basket¬ ball . . . dislikes Carolina Day . . . draft dodgers . . . making up my own mind . . . Pursuit of Happi¬ ness . . . Track . . . burnt fingers . . . Football 2; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Like they say in the old country, you can’t win them all.” ■ ANTHONY S. LIMA “Gee Betsy . . . Monkey . . . Sept. 12, ' 69 . . . hunting with Beaka . . . summer nights in the meatwag on . . . teakettling . . . Betty Barko . . . ’62 Dodge trucks . . . five finger discounts . . . Bay? . . peanuts . . . Hair . . . Bunny . . . getting wiped out . . . May 21, 1971 . . . dislikes bad ozees . . Yamaha 90 . . . B.S. . . . authority . . . getting caught doing something wrong . . . the war in Viet nam . . . being called Gee Gee . . . being cold . . . Mr. Sophomore Class 2. Man to Command and woman to obey. REBECCA C. LUCE Buckwheat Scrubby Neck Farm . . . toilet paper . . . locked bandstands . . . music . . . bassoons . . . TONGA PUNCH . . . Ralph . . . pity . . . Hoshauna . . . animals . . . Yesirree Bob! . . . Tours . . . Band . . . Joyce and Cathy . . . Serious talks . . . SMILEY MOON PINS . . . buses . . . Tierney’s . . . hors¬ es .. . Silverbird . . . Nose talking . . . QUITE . . . dirt roads and unskilled drivers . . . def . . . Li’l Bev . . . KEENE! . . . dislikes being stared at . . . Summer of ' 70 . . . tripping . . . flat tires and no gas . . . being used . . . falling off . . . being scared . . . being nervous at auditions . . . Are you guys mad . . . A.M.B. . . . Basketball 1; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 3, 4; Minnesingers 1, 2, 3, 4; Cape Cod Music Festival 3, 4; Southeast District Music Festival 3; Chamber Singers 3; Chamber Orchestra 3; Vineyarder Staff 4; Lunchroom Help 3, 4; Office Help 3, 4. Music is well said to be the speech of angels. Sponsored by R. M. PACKER CO., INC. — Texaco Petroleum Products Vineyard Haven 71 SANDRA MARIE LUCE “Sandy J.K. . . . Yesterdays . . . T T . . . Snow . . . Happy faces . . . Fridays . . . Saturday nights . . . HELLO . . . Christmas of ' 69 . . . Marlboro . . . I.O.R.G. . . . Boys . . . Sept., ' 71 ... December 3, 1971 . . . Thunder Storms at 4:00 a.m. . . . R each Parties . . . S. Dakota . . . Talking on the phone . . . Thinking ... Ice Skating . . . F.B.I. . . . Jo’s funny face . . . Edgartown . . . South Beach . . . Barefoot in the rain . . . Driving . . . Singing Christmas Carols . . . people . . . Sew¬ ing . . . Spending money . . . Doing things for people . . . Love Story . . . Slumber parties . . . Fal¬ mouth . . . Hyannis . . . Lobster . . . Christmas Eves . . . G.A. . . . ' 70-’71 . . . dislikes Goodbyes . . . Litterbugs . . . snobby people . . . writing letters . . . Chorus 1, 2, 3; Minnesingers 2; Office Worker 3, 4; Senior Fashion Show 4. You get out of life just what you put into it.” KAREN SUE MACIEL “Karen” “A certain person . . . July . . . Oct. 10, 1971 . . . Falmouth . . . “East Chop . . . Little Billy . . . S.S. Pierce . . . Murf ' s Hill . . . arguing with J.W. . . . V.W.’s . . . Gablinger’s . . . good times with Carol . . . Fire Alarms . . . Hi Guy . . . nights with R.M. . . . the hole . . . getting my own way . . . one-way streets . . . the deck . . . My brothers . . . Jeeps . . . “1884 . . . C.M. . . . 2:00 a.m. on bikes . . . MOKIES . : . Speeding . . . dilly . . . Mutley . . . dislikes being called my Little Portugee Girl . . . Liars . . . Blonde Bomber . . . Father ' s Lecturings . . . Brian ' s Driv¬ ing . . . being interrupted by Walkie Talikes . . . being bossed around . . . “Meatball Subs” . . . being spied on by J.A. and D.F. . . . J.W.’s temper . . . Prom Court 3 The heart seldom feels what the mouth expresses.” JYLENE D. MANNING Jyl A certain person . . . just being together . . . Aug. 28-Sept. 4, 1970 in New York . . . Barb ' s wed¬ ding . . . sharing boyfriends, huh Robin? ... a certain Trip . . . K.B. . . . Oct. 10, 1971 . . . C.S., June 24, 1971 . . . Rhandi Paul . . . Porky and Marie . . . Aquinnah Shop . . . Hang it . . . Ever see a moongotcha? . . . “Coffeepot . . . Cove House Apartments . . . 24-hr., P.O. Protection, huh June? . . . Natural Blue Black by Clairol . . . dislikes having accidents . . . Joe ' s V.W. . . . March 1, 1971 . . . being called Jylene . . . pushing Deb’s car . . . arguing with Denny Rose . . . fighting with my sisters . . . Gay Head ... A dog named Ralph, huh Deb and Lyn? . . . being called Turkey Feet . . . loud mouths . . . being 5 ' 1 . . . Field Hockey 1; Football Cheering 4; Basketball Cheerleader 1, 3, 4. “A lotta pep in a little package. TOO BUSY KRISTINE MARKS Krystal Opposite sex . . . Horseback riding . . . archery . . . basketball . . . volleyball . . . softball . . . school . . . Freedom . . . writing . . . music . . . underground political movements for good . . . dis¬ likes WAR . . . poverty . . . Pollution . . . Hard drugs . . . Insincerity . . . Hypocrites . . . False Standards . . . Free and Living thoughts Will always be with her. PHOTO Not Available 72 Sponsored by WILLIAM F. MACIEL SONS — builders Vineyard Haven PRESTON MASEDA Pret my likes are known . . . dislikes unknown . . . Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 2, 3. Curfew must not ring tonight!” DONALD ROBERT MILLS Don” Fishing . . . hunting . . . Boston Bruins . . . fall and winter . . . solitude . . . dislikes noise . . . sum¬ mer people . . . Room 7 . . . Gooka . . . “I hate nobody, I am in Charity with the world. DAVID W. MURPHY “David Quansoo . . . West Tisbury . . . Bambu papers . . . Lenard and Susan . . . old bottles . . . Jays . . . Art . . . real things . . . intelligent people . . . tranquility . . . D.W.M. . . . old tomato . . . dislikes pollution of any kind . . . quarter-acre lots . . . Dyke Bridge . . . burnt fingers . . . cruelty . . . tall people . . . Chorus 1, 2; Student Council 3, 4. A strong mind in a strong body. MARY JANE NEVIN Cooky Stephen . . . sailing in the orange peel with Jane and crazy Horse and Stephen . . . Dinner at Andy’s . . . Flowers . . . Summer . . . Lenord and Hercules . . . New York in the fall . . . Quan¬ soo . . . Doug ' s grape wine . . . losing my birthday cake . . . GUADELOUPE . . . hiding from Mabel . . . Carroll ' s wine celler . . . dislikes school . . . Eddie Smith . . . July 16, 1971 . . . Doug ' s Dandelion wine . . . New York City . . . cars that don’t start . . . Sea Robins . . . Fishing . . . Yellow jackets . . . Benny . . . No trips tonight Betsy! . . . Chorus 2; Prom Court 3; Vice President 2, 3. “A little mischief relieves the monotony. Sponsored by THE FLEA MARKET ISLAND GLASS MIRROR Vineyard Haven M. V. TRAVEL BUREAU ROD BACKUS, GREENHOUSE NURSERY 73 NGUYEN-LE-HIEN “Judy Number 2-8Has . . . Saigon, Vietnam . . . flight from San Francisco . . . Cable Car . . . swim¬ ming . . . sailing . . . Craig Robinson (Australian) . . . peace . . . autumn color . . . Renear fami¬ ly .. . walking along the beach . . . AFS Program . . . snow . . . Timmy Anthony ... ice cream . . . motorbike 1149D . . . field hockey . . . Ulyen, Vietnam . . . Katama Beach . . . Saturday . . . Put- Put . . . French . . . Martha ' s Vineyard . . . dislikes Bus from Chicago . . . war . . . room 13 . . . rainy day . . . owl . . . crutches . . . being called fishy . . . Monday . . . stormy day . . . Math . . . My American Figure . . . Chorus 4; Field Hockey 4; Vineyarder Staff 4; Basketball Cheerleader 4; Swimming Team 3; Member of the V.A.A. in V.N. A smile is the same in all languages. KATHLEEN OLIVE NOBLE “Katrina” A certain someone . . . Eastmeadow . . . Margaret . . . Hawker . . . Horses . . . Ann and Johnny . . . Ann ' s eating habit . . . orange jello . . . bruised backs . . . The Van . . . Forget it Mark . . . Costa’s house . . . Cronig’s . . . How can you make so much noise . . . John, you’d better watch it!!! . . . “V.W.” . . . Brenda, we’re going to be late . . . The Brats . . . Running on the beach . . . Feb. 1 2th . . . Margaret get out of the water . . . Myron . . . Dennis ' s driving . . . Friend¬ ly people . . . smiles . . . ostrich feathers and stones . . . Blue sneakers . . . dislikes People who don’t smile . . . noises at 2 a.m. . . . Grouchy at 10 a.m. . . . Summer invasions . . . Saying Good¬ bye . . . The nickname B.B. . . . You ought to know it . . . It’s a noble subject . . . Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Minnesingers 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Office 3, 4; Kitchen 4; Cape Cod Festival 3; Vine¬ yarder Staff 4; Senior Fashion Show 4. “All nature wears one universal grin. SANDRA L. O’GORMAN Sandy Boston . . . people who listen . . . smiles . . . P.D. J.T. E.D. K.D. . . . Suffolk Univ. . . . Motor¬ cycles . . . Weirdos . . . Freaky people . . . the color Black . . . horses . . . little kids . . . Wine . . . photography . . . Bike rides . . . Coffee Houses . . . Shrinks . . . old trucks . . . Reason to Be¬ lieve . . . Miss Cornell’s cooking class . . . Helping people . . . memories . . . Flowers . . . peo¬ ple . . . truth . . . dislikes cliques . . . snobs! . . . Rude people . . . Loud people . . . Flat tires . . . Bus rides . . . two-faced people . . . Moving! . . . term papers . . . Monday Mornings . . . being in a crowd but still alone. . . . Basketball 4 Mystery has great charms for womanhood. DAVID MICHAEL OLIVER Gimp Communication . . . Intimacy . . . Trust . . . LIFE . . . LOVE . . . New Life Styles . . . REAL PEO¬ PLE . . . being accepted as a real HUMAN BEING . . . Rhineskeller . . . Brothers and Sisters . . . dis¬ likes False faces . . . inhumanity . . . WAR . . . Corrupt and destruction of one’s mind and one’s body . . . Minnesingers 4; Vineyarder Staff 4; Booster’s Club Drive 4; Hockey 3. A new and provocative life style. Sponsored by 74 JAMES REGO, JR. — Insurance Oak Bluffs BOSTON HOUSE, INC. STEPHEN CROACHER ORCUTT “Steve Hunting . . . waves at South Beach . . . Colonial Drug . . . Basketball . . . weight . . . Gooka . . . N.B. Next week . . . Gomer Pyle . . . Arguments . . . riding around . . . Turkeys . . . Chemistry class . . . dislikes pig Corvairs . . . sick jokes . . . Kitty Sols . . . back in the 40’s . . . Burns . . . Bat¬ tling Bob . . . Leeches . . . The Bluff . . . Jive . . . School lunches . . . Cross Country 1; Spanish Play 2, 3. Man shall not live by bread alone. FRANCIS JESSE OLIVER Sparky Girls . . . beer . . . Harp’s gang . . . Basketball . . . Tuby . . . breaking radios . . . dislikes getting tickled . . . hangovers . . . Coca Cola . . . D.M. . . . The movie on car accidents . . . I never think of the future, it comes soon enough. LEONIA M. OSTMAN “Lee Maddy . . . Just being together . . . October 1 2, 1 969 . . . working with Linda . . . Summer Tuesday nights . . . East Chop . . . Curbs in Oak Bluffs . . . huh Linda??? . . . Girls’ night out . . . Indian Lake . . . Being followed . . . Kimbo’s telephone calls . . . dislikes a certain person . . . being called a certain name . . . being teased . . . spiders . . . Monday mornings . . . Linda’s interruptions . . . saying goodbye . . . It is only by loving something that you can make it yours.” BRUCE DANIEL PAGE Bruce Margaret . . . Good Food . . . lots of fun . . . sleeping late . . . Summer . . . making money . . . Winter of 1971 ... hie ... a red Torino . . . Spending money . . . Rampage . . . The ocean . . . fishing . . . Warm nights ... 2180 .. . Beach Parties . . . tipping over sail boats . . . Getting Maggie all wet . . making deals . . . The Searle Family . . . Putt Putt . . . Everything with a motor in it . . . being stubborn . . . getting rich . . . dislikes mowing the lawn . . . being bored in school . . . making up excuses . . . worrying about certain things . . . haircuts . . . getting yelled at . . . having my decisions made for me . . . Borrowing someone else’s flowers . . . having to look at rings . . . Questions and smart answers . . . being under 21 . . . Then was the time to learn, now is the time to earn.” MENEMSHA MARINE SERVICE HOME PORT, Menemsha Sponsored by POOLE’S FISH MARKET, Menemsha HOWELL REAL ESTATE CO., Gay Head 75 MARGARET S. PAGE Margot Summer of ' 71 ... Amity . . . long rides alone . . . playing on the beach with a friend ... lift off . . . Minnesinger Tours . . . T.P. ' S 100th Psalm . . . Exchange concerts . . . friendship . . . fall and spring . . . 5 15 71 . . . coming home . . . Moody Blues . . . never expecting and then being surprised . . . Mr. Morelli ' s English Classes . . . Sabrina and we’re coming about . . . dislikes Sleepy Monday Mornings . . . being called Maggot . . . getting into a rut . . . being off pitch . . . Fords . . . “she’s awfully plain” . . . gossip . . . health nightsl . . . the morning after the night before . . . the switchboard all lit up . . . Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Minnesingers 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2; The Student 2; Cape Cod Festival 2; Girls ' State Representative 3. Remember the past; look to the future; but live in the present. DEBORAH ANNE PELOW Deb Eddie . . . Oct. 6, 1970 ... a walk in West Chop . . . L.C. . . . Snowmint Silver Shan . . . hey sis . . . talks with P.F. . . . P-Sue . . . Connecticut . . . didn’t I . . . the family” . . . Eddie’s house . . . pup . . . being content . . . Pasque . . . rain . . . dislikes THAT SMILE . . . decisions . . . the last to know . . . economics . . . try-outs . . . football . . . good-byes . . . changes . . . Basketball Cheerleader 2, 3; Football Cheerleader Alt. 4; Field Hockey Mgr. 3; Girls’ State Alt. 3; Miss Junior Class; Vineyarder Staff 4. Never change when love has found its home. STEPHEN CHOATE PLACE Steve ' 65 Corvair . . . S. Beach . . . Edgartown Hardware . . . 3 30 71 . . . Hunting . . . Hockey . . . Cold Duck . . . The Freesom Threesom . . . working with Maggie . . . Santana . . . upstairs . . . working in the kitchen . . . Super . . . Put-Put ... a certain person from Vietnam . . . Sherman . . . dislikes Frizzies . . . Brillo ... A certain party at B ' s house . . . social calls . . . Fords . . . Lamb . . . A certain person’s jokes . . . Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. I am a man and nothing human can be of indifference to me. THEODORE RICHARD POWELL Ted” A certain person . . . Katama . . . Squibnocket . . . Kirby’s Parties . . . fishing . . . hunting . . . football . . . artichokes . . . weekends . . . holidays . . . September, 1971 . . . VANOOS K I . . . George . . . cards . . . Summer, 1971 . . . Topper . . . Joe Cool . . . Chappy . . . Graduation . . . dislikes messed-up coke machines . . . afternoon homeroom . . . squeeks . . . shingles . . . tunawig- gle . . . insulation . . . Tests . . . Football 3; Student Council 4; Prom Committee 3; Lunchroom Assistant 4. Every man is the architect to his own future. Sponsored by 76 CHAPPY FERRY TRUEMAN A. PLACE — Musical Instruments Edgartown DOCKSIDE DELI DAGGETT HOUSE JOHN H. RANDOLPH “Randy” Baseball . . . basketball . . . pool . . . hunting . . . summer . . . Winter is nice because the summer people are gone . . . getting hi . . . dislikes being told what to do in a nasty way . . . being tied down . . . but there comes a time . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1. I had a pleasant time with my mind for it was happy.” ELIZABETH HEATLEY RENEAR “Beth DICKIE . . . Mollie . . . D. Duncan . . . brother Matthew . . . Shenandoah . . . Dickie’s sense of di¬ rection?? . . . sailing . . . Mr. and Mrs. Norton . . . sister Deb and Mug . . . lobsters . . . playing cowboy . . . Anything for FOOD, right JO? . . . LANCELOT LINK . . . “BAD DOINS ’ ... a certain Wednesday . . . dislikes Yamaha 90 . . . September 23, 1971 . . . bad dream . . . discomfort . . . BARKCO . . . Ton-Ton . . . getting sick . . . close calls . . . SBK’s, right Randy . . . being teased . . . Jane Carroll ' s birthday cake . . . Bessie . . . Chorus 1,2, 3; Football cheerleader 2; Basketball Cheerleader 1, 2; Vineyarder Staff Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4. I should like to sail on and on forever, and never touch the shore again.” JANE LELAND RENEAR Jane” The Huzzleton Head clan . . . rainy days . . . storms . . . high tide ... the Vineyard . . . field hock¬ ey .. . Mom and Dad . . . ' 61 Falcon . . . 1970 . . . D.A.F. . . . hockey ' 70 . . . winter . . . ani¬ mals ... the beach . . . snow . . . sailing . . . boats . . . Tiger . . . Prom night ' 70 . . . ocean . . . blue . . . doins ' . . . solitude . . . Judy’s pronunciations . . . dislikes The girl who knows EVERY¬ THING! . . . P.A.P.M.O., right Jody! . . . hiccups ... is there something the matter? . . . mosqui¬ toes . . . war . . . people who don ' t care . . . fake and two-sided people . . . Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Softball 1, 2, 4; Treasurer 2; Student 2; Prom Committee 3; Prom Court 3; Vineyarder Staff 4; AFS Committee 3, 4; Girls’ State Representative 3. “She that is of merry heart hath a continual feast.” DEBRA JEAN ROBINSON Debbie” Prom night ' 69 . . . The red tower in Edg . . . Carol apartments pool with Faith . . . Wendy and Don¬ na ' s shack . . . Leigh ' s house . . . Slightly crazy movies . . . Huh, Joanne? . . . baking cupcakes at 2:00 a.m. in the morning with Lyn . . . Froggie and Bill’s house . . . Ebbie Geebies ... 8 people in my V.W. on March 1 3th . . . the white Dodge and Milton ' s driving . . . Ralph, the ugliest dog in the world . . . Cricket and Gretta . . . Judy and her coffee . . . Jyl’s house this summer . . . Aquinnah Shop and Gay Head . . . Peppermint stick ice cream . . . Nancy’s lava lamp . . . Jessie’s barn . . . puppies . . . blue . . . apples . . . Orange . . . Laughing over nothing at all . . . The Beach . . . Fred ' s house . . . Bengie and his fire tower . . . Trees in the fall . . . dislikes being called Whimpy . . . rolling laradoes . . . pushing cars . . . having a good friend you can ' t trust . . . when your girl friends have too many problems . . . Monday Mornings . . . the end of a good week¬ end . . . the dentist . . . Saying good-bye . . . having nothing to do . . . Basketball Manager 2; Basketball Cheerleader 3; Capt. 4; Football Cheerleader 4. “She who means no mischief, does it all. Sponsored by RENEAR FORD SALES, INC. Vineyard Haven 77 CORRINE ROGERS “Corrine Laughing . . . fros . . . Dreams . . . Him . . . New Tork . . . BLACKNESS . . . summer of 7 1 on Union Chapel” . . . Sophomore year . . . foolish people . . . Delfonics . . . football . . . leaving this school . . . snow . . . being happy all the time . . . dislikes sad things . . . Monday mornings . . . phonies . . . high waters . . . crowds . . . writing letters . . . winters on the Island . . . Chorus 1, 2; Prom Committee 3; Vineyarder Staff 4. Her smile shineth ever forth.” NANCY CAROL ROGERS “Nance” A certain person” . . . East Chop . . . weekend of Oct. 10th .. . Summer of ' 71 . . . Brother Russ . . . V.W. ' S . . . nights with Linda! . . . good times . . . talking with the girls . . . Friday night hangout . . . Noreenll . . . walking the beach . . . Chevelle . . . moon gotcha . . . certain songs . . . being alone . . . being followed . . . potato chip sandwiches . ... N.S. and B.R. . . . Nola’s house . . . checking the situation out . . . one way Streets . . . Coke Man!! . . . moonlight cruise . . . pitstops . . . secrets . . . J.B. . . . Mom and Dad . . . dislikes “Those Remarks . . . being used . . . Arguments . . . Linda ' s Interruptions!! . . . Curfews! . . . Katama . . . Squack box . . . nosey people . . . brother not letting me use the car . . . Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Minnesingers 4; Cape Cod Music Festival 3; Gymnastics Show 3; Vineyarder Staff 4. So I awoke, and behold it was a dream.” STEPHEN PAUL SILVIA “Stephen” Who? . . . Duke . . . Peaches . . . T.M.S. 2 . . . The Crew . . . Hey Myrtle” . . . linguicia . . . June 11, 1972 . . . Goodies, Inc. . . . Strong Like Bull” . . . Pine Street ... an older sister . . . Hotel Rooms . . . Katrina . . . Cliques . . . the door bells at costa ' s . . . Father Pat . . . The Flag . . . Gladys . . . The Impala . . . Lasagna . . . Where’s Junkie? . . . Rainy days . . . going bare¬ foot . . . snowstorms . . . getting mail . . . Let ' s get buzzed! . . . Willie Wonka . . . being first . . . Island Spring . . . Bunny . . . S.P.S. . . . Yoh Yoh! . . . dislikes Bean” . . . T.H.E. mouth . . . leaves . . . June 23, 1971 . . . Mondays . . . Summer . . . Long bus rides . . . glasses . . . Schmucks . . . Come and find out! . . . Forget it! . . . Room 56 . . . hot kitchens . . . losing arguments . . . sick jokes . . . Good-byes . . . you spelled my name wrong . . . Duckie . . . Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Minnesingers 2, 3, 4; Cape Cod Music Festival 3; Norwood Music Festival 3; Repre¬ sentative 1; Prom Committee 3; Student Staff 1; Senior Class President 4. Never do today what you can put off till tomorrow. MARGARET MOIRA SEARLE Maggie” Bruce . . . Cape Pogue ... Pin roses . . . cutting someone’s hair . . . December, 1970 . . . South Beach . . . 8247 . . . red Torino . . . Paul Revere and green elephants and Thomas . . . beach balls . . . yo yo . . . Brillo . . . The Freesom Threesom . . . Shermy . . . Scottie and Simba . . . Kathie, Magot, and Carl . . . my sister . . . Noble get out of the water . . . seven brothers . . . turkey soup . . . Edg. Hardware . . . the new house . . . The Page Family . . . black cats . . . August 15, 1971 . . . Summer . . . red, red wine . . . chocho bar . . . It ' s cool . . . Daniel . . . Rampage . . . borrowing flowers . . . rings . . . Scotland . . . Calllies laugh . . . dislikes sailboats on the la¬ goon . . . Seaweed . . . orange jello and bruised back . . . being called Crisco . . . Tank . . . Girly . . . temper tantrums . . . social calls . . . Chocolate eclairs . . . Carl ' s mix ups . . . unexpected business trips ... a certain stubborn mule . . . Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Minnesingers 1,2, 3, 4; The Student 2, 3; Cape Cod Music Festival 3; Kitchen Help 4; Vineyarder Staff 4; Office Help 4 ; Prom Committee 3. “Life is like the rising of the sun. Beautiful. 78 JUDITH LYNN SMITH NELSON W. SMITH Nelson” Early morning . . . CCR . . . reading . . . Boston Bruins . . . Dick Butkus . . . General George Pat¬ ton . . . JOE” . . . linguica . . . hunting . . . Rolling Stones . . . wine . . . Shakespeare . . . riding around with good friends . . . dislikes . . . phony people . . . pushy people . . . pork chops . . . Steve ' s stupid jokes . . . overplayed James Taylor . . . fire crackers . . . formal affairs . . . T.V. . . . being forced to do anything . . . Knowledge comes but wisdom lingers. “Jody ' 71 ... Paddidles, right David? . . . Bubbles . . . V.W.’s . . . Senior power . . . Oboes ... no tic¬ kle .. . Katama . . . See you in ' 72 . . . Blue eyes . . . Football . . . ' 69 Malibu . . . LOOKS . . . Alone at Katama ... Do you serve towels . . . goose bumps . . . horsepulls . . . Friendly Freddy ' s Happy Hippie hide-away . . . “Are you sure? . . . Men should be beaten regularly . . . Evey . . . dislikes Long underwear . . . Losing hubcaps! . . . Hot pants ... the girl who knows Everything! . . . P.A.P.M.O., right Jane? . . . Small things in Room 10 . . . suddenly become BIG! . . . tickling . . . non-workers of ' 72 ... A Christmas present from Grampa . . . BARKCOI! . . . unwanted swims in Cape Pogue . . . Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Minnesingers 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3; Prom Com. 3. “Neatness is the crowning grace of womanhood. KATHIE L. SPRAGUE “Kathie” Walking a beach in pouring rain . . . New York . . . sailing . . . playing tennis . . . people who have respect for what is right . . . dislikes Massachusetts . . . selfish persons . . . people who say one thing and do another . . . “Her voice was ever so soft, gentle, and how an excellent thing in women.” PAULA JEAN STROPLE “Paul Being with happy people . . . T.H.C. . . . Naked Pizza . . . Would you believe it Virginia, 5 fish tanks and 1 son . . . Try it you’ll like itlll . . . Summer of ’70 . . . Cooky Monster and the Green Fluff . . . Dooie Dilly and Daughters . . . Tom ' s hair cut . . . Pricilla and Bren . . . My room just the way it is Momll . . . Hey Mr. Jernegan want to run it ... So my fender got lifted six inches ... A cute little boy named Keith . . . dislikes Lonely winters worn-out welcomes . . . being forgotten . . . being tickled by Eddie . . . Fresh fish 25 lb. . . . Christmas ' 71 ... T.H.U.M.B. From Up Island to my house to Vera ' s in 6 min? . . . Cheering Basketball J.V. 1,2; Cheering Football 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Prom Court 3; Vineyarder Staff 4. Kindness gives birth to kindness. Sponsored by RABBITT ' S REAL ESTATE Vineyard Haven ISLAND FLORIST, INC. 79 E. MARK THIFAULT “Mark Hockey . . . Golf . . . Vineyard summers . . . motorcycles . . . Weekends . . . Bobby Orr and Bos¬ ton Bruins . . . ' 61-Buick . . . Providence . . . C.B.-450 . . . T.S.-90 . . . Awrey . . . Duck Hunt¬ ing .. . On any Sunday . . . Pulls the trigger goal . . . Hiking cross-country . . . Cranberry Acres . . . the beach . . . skindiving . . . Having fun any time of the year . . . dislikes . . . Pine trees in West Chop . . . Montreal . . . Black Hawks . . . summer tourists . . . Speerchuckers . . . motor¬ cycle breakdowns . . . school . . . Sweet-Lou . . . losing in Golf ... Big 2-cycles . . . M.A. Rain . . . T.A. ' s stories . . . school lunches . . . Hair cuts . . . Long Baseball Games . . . Doing Nothing . . . Baseball 1, 2 2, 3, 4. A constant friend is a thing rare and hard to find.” CARL F. THOMAS “Carl Summer of ' 71 ... South Beach . . . The Moody Blues . . . weekends . . . Paul Revere, green ele¬ phants, and Searle . . . fall afternoons . . . October, 1969 . . . California . . . The freesom three- som . . . little blue bugs . . . Minnesinger Tours . . . band concerts . . . Fang” . . . Yoyo . . . sail¬ ing . . . playing monopoly and winning!! . . . “What’s the story? . . . postcards . . . “Ted Straight” Man on the Way Up” . . . kite flying on South Beach . . . COFFEE FRAPPES . . . beachballs . . . Who? . . . MARGOT . . . What do you want, a medal or a chest to pin it on? . . . Chemistry class . . . It’s cooil . . . Strangers in the night . . . dislikes . . . Monday mornings . . . Them and “They . . . 10 7 71 . . . tourists . . . uptight . . . gossips . . . Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Minnesingers 1,2, 3, 4; Band 3, 4; Class Treasurer 1; Class President 2; Kitchen 2, 3, 4; Festival 3. To live upon the threshold of a Dream, and have no plans to move. LAURIE BRITTIN TICE “Laurie” Mickey Mouse . . . security sunshine . . . oranges . . . walks along the beach . . . honesty . . . peace and serenity . . . positive thinking people . . . music . . . animals . . . health foods . . . organ¬ ic vegetable gardens . . . being successful . . . understanding . . . Rod McKuen’s poems . . . watch¬ ing people . . . surprises . . . Happy Birthdays . . . color . . . naturalness . . . simplicity . . . and to love and be loved . . . dislikes . . . BOREDOM . . . hate . . . hunting . . . failure . . . prejudice . . . rejection . . . inability to help or comfort one in need . . . put-downs . . . plastic people . . . immatur¬ ity .. . pollution . . . embarrassment . . . restlessness . . . withdrawing . . . Photography 4. Love conquers all; let us too yield to love.” DOUGLAS THOMPSON Doug Jude . . . summer ... 6 A.M. . . . The Shack . . . Menemsha . . . Thunder and Lightning ... 22 lbs. . . . Prospect Hill . . . Brass Rings . . . summer rain . . . The garden . . . fishing . . . Pho¬ tography . . . hiking . . . windy gates . . . dislikes . . . M.G.’s . . . V.H. . . . Track and Field 2. Solitude is the home of the strong. 80 Sponsored by BURNAM MAGNUSON BUILDERS Edgartown MITCHELL ALLAN TROTT “Mitch Motorcycles . . . bunker . . . Horpo’s Gang . . . Christening things . . . Teakettling . . . playing chicken . . . zooker poopie . . . dislikes people borrowing my things . . . Narcos . . . Greg . . . High boot sivet cat . . . wraparounds . . . “When we have not what we like, we must SUSAN LEIGH TUCKER “Susie” “S.M.” . . . the little white bug . . . that Chinese Man . . . lonely beaches . . . Sabeans piano . . . Quietness ... a certain cow with brown spots . . . Dec. 26, 1970 . . . believing in people . . . Steve’s pillow . . . shadows . . . Herbert’s pond . . . being alone . . . “the Munchies . . . Mr. Mulch . . . praying . . . my front porch . . . running barefoot in the sand . . . Baby snappers . . . candles . . . Miles Standish Forest . . . closeness . . . and love . . . dislikes Aug. 9, 1971 . . . Sun¬ day nights ...132... Emptiness . . . separation . . . funny toes . . . trap of time . . . dependen¬ cy .. . spider’s houses . . . choking . . . feeling lost . . . imported French snails . . . burning tears . . . Emptiness . . . Reed Instrument 1; Knights of Pythias 1; Youth Fellowship 1,2; F.B.L.A. 3; W.H.R.H. 1,2, 3; Aquinas Typewriting Contest 3; Youth Corps 2, 3; 4H Gymnastics Club 4. “Smiles are the language of love. ■r.m tmE, PATRICK TURNER “Pat” Surfing . . . hunting . . . fishing . . . soccer . . . agriculture . . . most ing . . . golf . . . cities . . . Soccer 4. “In solitude where we are least alone. sports . . . dislikes bowl- PETER J. VALENTI Pete” Lounge . . . Gibsonl . . . S.G. . . . Wilky . . . Floating Botz . . . Harvey’s Electric . . . Stones . . . Who . . . Hunting . . . Shooting . . . Cod Fish . . . Bunker . . . Chappy . . . Raccoons . . . camping out . . . pizza . . . B.C. Ball . . . Pueb . . . Berg . . . dislikes being called codfish . . . Bees . . . Glenn ' s trucks . . . Chappy ferry . . . flat tires at Katama . . . school . . . loud noises . . . Everyday in every way, I am getting better and better. Sponsored by ELIZABETH ROGERS — Beautician ART CLIFF DINER 4 B C OIL CO. MARTHA ' S VINEYARD BOWLING 81 Vineyard Haven PAUL V. VANDAL Brushcutter” “Everything not listed below . . . Laurie . . . ' 51 Studebaker . . . Bo-Bo . . . Baked bean . . . dis¬ likes Y.C. . . . snakes . . . weasels . . . leeches of all kinds . . . M.V.R.H.S. . . . Ford Falcons . . . Football 3; Baseball 4. “Do unto the other feeler the way he’d like to do unto you, and do it first. EDMUND JOSEPH WILLOUGHBY “Eddie” Venus . . . Scouts . . . the back of a 1965 Scout . . . surprises . . . Jan., 1 970 . . . Good Times . . . fishing . . . sexy females . . . N. Y. . . . Southern Comfort . . . “Fish Cheer” . . . dislikes D.J. . . . being told what to do . . . bad times . . . getting caught . . . birdseed . . . haircuts . . . being fol¬ lowed, right C.J. . . . Tennessee drivers . . . “Candy is dandy, but liquor is quicker.” STANLEY DAVID WILSON “David Susan . . . S-32 . . . June 20, 1970 . . . Cedar Tree Neck . . . being called David . . . Reading . . . Awareness . . . perfection . . . camping . . . Harleys . . . Indian blanket . . . Fencing . . . East Chop . . . Autumn . . . Understanding . . . “That says it all” . . . Chicago . . . True Friends . . . dis¬ likes Facists . . . Black olives . . . “Can ' t . . . Hero Worship . . . letdowns . . . crab apple . . . Compromising . . . humoring people . . . Eddie Kasko . . . Gentle in manner. Strong in performance. Sponsored by MARTHA ' S VINEYARD CO-OPERATIVE BANK 82 ISLAND ENGINEERING CORP. — 693-1735 General contracting — Plumbing Heating West Tisbury Vineyard Haven SENIOR EASHfON SWOU Sponsored by BLACK DOG TAVERN, CO., INC. MACDONALD S RUGS CARPETS Vineyard Haven CUMBERLAND FARMS, INC. MACHINE AND MARINE SERVICE, INC. 83 U fNTER FRjOST 84 PATRONS Chief and Mrs. Dominick Arena Mr. Bert Colaneri Dr. and Mrs. Leroy Erickson Sheriff and Mrs. Christopher S. Look, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Donald R. Mills Mr. and Mrs. John C. Nevin Mr. and Mrs. James L. Noble Mr. and Mrs. James R. Oesting PHOTO CREDITS Jane Carroll Susan Carter Morgan Clarke Harvey Garneau Mrs. Freeman Wallin SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHER Mr. and Mrs. Noel C. Orcutt Mr. and Mrs. James D. Page Mr. and Mrs. Dale M. Pelow Mr. and Mrs. Trueman A. Place Mr. and Mrs. Dixon B. Renear Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Renear Mrs. Margaret Searle Mr. and Mrs. Roger Surprenant Mr. Everett Howell 85 It Sir — MB . HT WIIM . ' jj f 3 f Warm summer sun Shine kindly here; Warm winter wind. Blow softly here. 88 Give to the world the best you have And the best will come back to you. . . ■ . ■ ■ . ■ ; y X
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