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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1973 volume:

1 ■ -.•W cv; |iE M Y N 1 mfitsirttfa mm n “j 1973 VINEYARDER MARTHA ' S VINEYARD REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL VOLUME XIV LIKE AS THE WAVES MAKE TOWARDS THE PEBBLED SHORE, SO DO OUR MINUTES CONTENTS i acuity. S ports. U nderclassmen .. .29 A divities ... Seniors ... % , ; . • ' t % YiT ■y jf - 4 -- : V; -r r ‘.. DEDICATION Living on the Island has given us a unique view of life that very few other people have had the oppor¬ tunity to experience. We have come to appreciate the inherent sense of togetherness that has laid the foundations for amiable coexistence. From the soli¬ tude of South Beach on a moonlit evening to friendly conversations on the main streets of our towns. With summers that bring the “off islanders and their hec¬ tic lifestyle and winters when the Island is once again our own. We feel that the Island has made us what we are. So, we, the class of 1973, dedicate our yearbook to “island life and the everlasting impres¬ sions that it has made on us. V FACULTY QUPERINTENDENT DR. JONATHAN M. DAUBE PRINCIPAL CHARLES A. DAVIS ASSISTANT TO THE SUPERINTENDENT ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL REX B. JARRELL, JR. FRANCIS S. PACHICO SCHOOL COMMITTEE SEATED (I. to r.): Mrs. Adeline Rappoport; Mrs. Rachel P. Malonson; Mr. Marshall E. Carroll, Jr.; Mrs. Helen Scott; Mr r William M. Honey, secretary-treasurer; Mrs. Elizabeth Cottle; Mr. Erford Burt; STANDING: Mr. Robert Convery, Chairman; ABSENT: Mr. Herbert Mercier, Vice- Chairman; Mr. Freeman Leonard. GUIDANCE COUNSELORS LAWRENCE S. RICHARDSON JOSEPH T. DIDATO Sponsored by John’s Fish Market Ortiz Signs Holmes ' Hole Le Baron’s Vineyard Haven 7 SCHOOL NURSES OFFICE PERSONNEL TOP (I. to r.): Mrs. Richard Colter, administrative assistant; Mrs. Edward Thomas, secretary; Mrs. Roger Surprenant, secretary to the superintendent; Mrs. Jacqueline Hunt, guidance secretary; BOTTOM: Mrs. Margaret E. Serpa, secre¬ tary; Mrs. Arthur Letourneau, office clerk; Mrs. Sara Burgess, secretary; Mrs. Sydney Harris, secretary. 8 Sponsored by Herbert Hancock — Contractor Chilmark MR. ROBERT A. ALDRIN Industrial Arts Close the door. There ' s a draft in here.” MRS. GEORGE ANTHONY Core English Don ' t you think it’s about time we grew up? MISS MARIAN E. CLARK Social Studies I’d rather be underwater. MISS KATHERINE M. CORNELL Home Economics “Be nice to me. MRS. GEORGE A. COSTA Business Education Don ' t say you can ' t. MR. HERBERT F. CUSTER, JR. Core Coordinator “Let ' s get to the core of the prob¬ lem. Sponsored by Lowry ' s Seafood Mkt. Grant Brothers, Inc. Edgartown 9 MR. ROBERT J. DARIA English Come on people, keep it cooll MRS. ANNE S. DEBETTENCOURT Special Needs I hate having my picture taken.” MR. SAMUEL J. DeFEO Science MR. GERARD T. GEROLAMO Social Studies Be sensible . . . do it my way. You ' ll pay for that out on the field. MISS MARSHA A. GREEN French Let ' s go to Francel” MR. JOSEPH GRILLO Core Social Studies I hate to tell you but . . . ” Sponsored by Daniel Manter — Contractor Up Island Automotive 10 West Tisbury The Shetland Shop, Inc. E. C. Cottle, Inc. MR. LEROY F. HAZELTON English You ' re so close, yet so far. MR. WILLIAM D. HERR, III English What ' s new? MR. EDWARD W. HEWETT Art MISS MARION B. HIGGINS Science Create what you feel. Did everyone do their homework? MR. TYRUS C. HOUSTON, JR. Social Studies The world is only a smile wide. MR. ROBERT T. HYDE English Keep your diction airy. Sponsored by Hancock Hardware Supply Lillian ' s Raul Maciel, Jr. Son Martha ' s Vineyard Radio T.V. Vineyard Haven 11 MRS. EDITH P. JOHNSON Science “Has the cocoon opened yet?” MR. RICHARD S. JOHNSON Core Mathematics What ' s your excuse this time?” MISS BARBARA A. LASSEN Business Education MRS. JOSEPH P. LEONARD Business Education S .. S .. S .. space. I know your type. MRS. ANNE LESNIKOWSKI Librarian “How would you like to sort out some magazines?” MR. JAMES H. LOBDELL Industrial Arts “Let ' s talk Shop. George Tankard, Sr. — Painting Decorating Sponsored by 12 Oak Bluffs Boston House MR. JOHN W. MAYHEW Mathematics There will be an unannounced test on Thursday.” MR. DANIEL G. McCARTHY Mathematics I haven ' t got anything against sen¬ iors. MRS. W. J. McCHESNEY Reading Reading is learning, and learning is knowing. MR. JOHN D. MORELLI English To be is not to be? MR. ROBERT M. NUTE Music Don’t overwhelm me. MR. JAY E. SCHOFIELD Physical Education Hey Schoachl Sponsored by Home Port, Inc. The Galley Menemsha Marine Service Menemsha Inn Cottages Chilmark 13 MR. STEPHEN M. SHEEHY Special Needs Don ' t just sit there, do something! MISS ALISON G. SMITH Physical Education Keep going girls. I ' m not tired yeti MR. DOUGLAS STEWART Science “If you can visualize it. MISS COLLEEN TWOHY Special Needs Aid Is that one “o and two e’s ? MR. EDWARD L. THOMAS Social Studies “Now how does that compare with Communism? MR. MILTON WEISSBERG Spanish “Espana es hermoso. Carroll Vincent Real Estate jl Sponsored by 14 Edgartown Harbor View Hotel MAINTENANCE Mr. Reuben G. Silvia, Jr. Mr. Richard A. Bettencourt Mr. Rufus M. Peterson KITCHEN STAFF Mrs. Esther K. Waller Mrs. Helen L. Townes Mrs. Carl Magnuson (absent) Mrs. Hilda R. Mongillo BUS DRIVERS Mr. Winthrop Tripp Mr. Jerry Maciel Mr. Charles Waters Mr. Donald Malonson Mr. Otis Rogers Mrs. Dorothy Fisher Miss Marion Cardoza Mrs. Cynthia Nute Mrs. Susan Fetzer Sponsored by Ben David Motors Jean’s Beauty Shop G B Clothing Store Karpet Kare Co. Oak Bluffs 15 Don’t mind me, I am a spastic at heart. I wonder how many more I can take before they notice. “If you don ' t put that camera down I was a coach once, myself, so if you ever need any help ... % . $ © ! Wake up Miss Green, we’re here. Stick ' em up!” It would help if I could read Latin.” I ' m not going to hand you another phony line.” 14 16 “Don’t shootl Don ' t shootl 8P0RT8 l 3Erl f f Ml. ' ' d : •■ v He r - t k i A£p JwfeSaE’. ' ■■ jSplP TTwir ' f if. FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: P. Bagnall, R. Mello, P. Cronig, R. Brown, W. Wannamaker, J. Magnuson; SECOND ROW: D. Look, J. Baer, R. Clark, M. DeBettencourt, R. Madeiras, D. Dunbar, J. Fragosa, M. Davis, W. Luce; THIRD ROW: V. Ferro, D. Blake, W. Gonsalves, R. Sylvia, P. Moreis, J. Clements, T. Welch, N. Rice, S. Baird, M. Landers, R. Trebby. Sponsored by LONGVIEW ON LAMBERT’S COVE RED CAT BOOKS WEST TISBURY DAIRY QUEEN MARGARET O’NEIL REAL ESTATE EDGARTOWN JUNIOR VARSITY FIRST ROW: D. Searle, T. Mayhew, T. Ferry, K. Stiles, G. Bergeron, E. Aiguier; SECOND ROW: J. Baer, manager; G. Dickson, P. Frieh, B. Coutinho, M. Nickowal, D. Bermudes, J. Moreis, T. Anthony, coach. Sponsored by KATAMA SHORES MOTOR INN EDGARTOWN LODGE APARTMENTS EDGARTOWN EDGARTOWN DRUG CO. MARTHA ' S VINEYARD INSURANCE, INC. FIELD HOCKEY KNEELING: J. Anthony; FRONT ROW: Alison Smith, coach; P, Pachico, W. VanWaldron, P. Leighton, I. Davis, M. McCarthy, D. Surprenant, D. White; BACK ROW: E. Hughes, J. Diamond, V. Alleyne, P. Clark, P. Hoxsie; ABSENT: U. Willoughby, L. Drouin. Sponsored by THE MARTHA’S VINEYARD SHIPYARD VINEYARD HAVEN CROSS COUNTRY FIRST ROW: E. Dimmitt, L. Tesch, R. DeBettencourt, S. Mayhew, A. Frieh, C. Kheary, P. Hoxsie; SECOND ROW: J. Leonard, R. Madeiras, M. Landers, R. Leonard, P. Cronig, M. Davis, W. Luce; THIRD ROW: R. Mello, E. Silva, K. Hyde, T. Welch, D. Kaeka, N. Rice, J. Bangs, J. Baer; FOURTH ROW: G. Pachico, S. Hopp, D. Vanderhoop. L. to R.: O. Donald, K. Hyde, E. Dimmitt, M. Scott, S. Hopp; ABSENT: Coach Joseph McCarron. TRACK AND FIELD 1 BASKETBALL 1 THE PURPLE WAVE UNDEFEATED LEAGUE CHAMPIONS VARSITY COACH JAY SCHOFIELD STANDING: M. Mazza, R. Cecilio, R. Ferreira, J. Clements, E. Silva, co-captain; R. Moreis, co-captain; J. Rogers, E. Heywood, P. Moreis, R. Brown, E. Rice, D. Vanderhoop; KNEELING: P. Leonard, Manager, R. Madeiras, Manager, Mr. Schofield, coach; O. Donald, statistition; C. 22 Bangs, Manager. JUNIOR VARSITY STANDING: C. Maciel, C. Robinson, M. Model, A. Moreis, R. Moreis, M. Robinson, D. Combra, R. Mello, K. Baptiste, M. Snowden, C. Vander- hoop; KNEELING: S. Baird, Manager; Mr. Schofield, coach; Mr. Boone, coach; E. Aiguier, manager. CHEERLEADERS BOTTOM: R. Cullen, S. Christopher, A. Frieh, Captain; J. Fragosa, R. DeBetteneourt, C. Kheary; TOP: M, Barros, L. Tankard, L. Francis, P. Ferry; ABSENT: C. McIntosh. i would like to take this opportunity to thank Miss Smith, Mrs. Gerolamo, the fans, and especially the cheerlead¬ ers for all their help, cooperation, and support. With new uniforms and vic¬ tory in the air, it was truly a year of success. Ann Frieh Captain Alternates C. Moreis, J. Fragosa, T. Brown Alternates T. Brown, C. Moreis M. Barros, L. Francis, C. Kheary, P. Ferry, Ann Frieh, Captain; R. Cullen, R. DeBetteneourt, L. Tankard. CO 73 73 O GIRLS BASKETBALL KNEELING: Robert Nute, coach; M. McCarthy, P. Hoxsie, S. Davey, captain; L. Drouin, M. Scott, Manager; STANDING: D. Driscoll, manager; F. Oliver, J. Allen, K. Anderson, M. Orr, I. Davis, K. Driscoll, manager. UNDEFEATED LEAGUE CHAMPIONS j u N I I T Y J3uxm ifet- KNEELING: W. VanWaldron, P. Leighton, captain; T. Cushman; STANDING: Alison Smith, coach; R. Silva, L. Tucker, P. Correllus, Tankard, L. Tesch, manager. SOCCER FRONT: S. Handy, D. Grunden, C. Ewing, B. Coffin, J. Coutinho, F. Scott, R. Leonard, D. Alley, B. Dowley, C. MacLean; BACK: Mr. Jay Schofield, coach; D. Kaeka, G. Pachico, P. Strople, D. Bangs, D. Honey, W. Rohr, J. Bangs, J. Schilling, T. Mathieson, R. Silvia, N. Maciel, N. Lyons, Manager. 26 Sponsored by CHILMARK VOLUNTEER FIREMAN ' S ASSOCIATION CHILMARK BOYS ' BASKETBALL — VARSITY M.V. DENNIS-YARMOUTH . . . .71 59 M.V. BARNSTABLE. .63 60 M.V. FALMOUTH. .76 62 M.V. DUXBURY. .80 62 M.V. UPPER CAPE. .80 27 M.V. SANDWICH. .78 51 M.V. P-TOWN. .75 53 M.V. NAUSET. .62 40 M.V. NANTUCKET. .72 49 M.V. HARWICH. .78 60 M.V. CHATHAM . .67 47 M.V. UPPER CAPE. .79 42 M.V. SANDWICH. .60 44 M.V. P -TOWN. .78 56 M.V. NAUSET. .73 49 M.V. NANTUCKET. .79 52 M.V. HARWICH. .82 52 M.V. CHATHAM . .56 32 M.V. BARNSTABLE. .56 44 JUNIOR VARSITY M.V. DUXBURY. .52 54 M.V. NAUSET . .73 47 M.V. NANTUCKET. .83 52 M.V. HARWICH. . .51 31 M.V. CHATHAM . . .61 51 M.V. UPPER CAPE . . .53 34 M.V. SANDWICH. . .55 37 M.V. P-TOWN. .77 37 M.V. NAUSET . . .51 64 M.V. NANTUCKET. . .66 51 M.V. HARWICH. .73 42 M.V. CHATHAM. .73 32 FOOTBALL M.V. CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS.24 M.V. DAVID PROUTY .13 M.V. DUXBURY.7 M.V. APPONEQUET .12 M.V. MANCHESTER. 20 M.V. BLUE HILLS.13 M.V. NANTUCKET.26 M.V. P-TOWN.6 M.V. WEST BRIDGEWATER.42 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL — VARSITY M.V. BARNSTABLE. ....52 34 M.V. FALMOUTH. .... 37 29 M.V. DUXBURY. .... 50 18 M.V. SANDWICH. ....33 27 M.V. P-TOWN. ....41 38 M.V. NAUSET . ....28 16 M.V. NANTUCKET. .... 30 9 M.V. HARWICH. . ...38 21 M.V. CHATHAM. . ...32 21 M.V. SANDWICH. ....41 32 M.V. P-TOWN. ....40 33 M.V. NAUSET . .... 32 22 M.V. NANTUCKET. ....51 14 M.V. HARWICH. .... 54 49 M.V. CHATHAM. .... 37 31 M.V. BARNSTABLE. ....61 29 M.V. HULL. .... 54 30 M.V. COYLE-CASSIDY . . . ....55 40 M.V. MEDFIELD. ....21 50 JUNIOR VARSITY M.V. BARNSTABLE. .14 4 M.V. FALMOUTH. .13 15 M.V. DUXBURY. .37 4 M.V. P-TOWN. .24 25 M.V. NAUSET. .25 11 M.V. NANTUCKET. .14 7 M.V. HARWICH. .29 6 M.V. CHATHAM. .15 14 M.V. SANDWICH. .21 7 M.V. NAUSET . .25 8 M.V. NANTUCKET. .27 7 M.V. HARWICH. .30 4 Sponsored by TRADE WINDS FLIGHT SCHOOL A m , 1CCC A FRIEND OAK BLUFFS PHILLIPS HARDWARE A FRIEND J y T Ms. SL y M f W f ) i ■ —• i ■ •� . | T 1 1 UNDERCLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS Mrs. George Costa, Advisor Joanne Diamond, Historian Pamela Clark, President Vanessa Alleyne, Treasurer Heidi Scott, Secretary Iris Davis, Vice-President Mr. A. Douglas Stewart, Advisor (absent) SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS Mr. Robert Daria, Advisor Gretchen Schilling, Vice-President Joann Fragosa, Secretary Mary Kay McCarthy, President Mr. Milton Weissberg, Advisor Miss Marsha Green, Advisor (absent) Kristen Anderson, Treasurer (absent) FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS FIRST ROW: Mr. Tyrus Houston, Advisor Lynda Aiguier, Vice-President Chester Cook, President Mrs. Richard Johnson, Advisor SECOND ROW: Diane Figueiredo, Historian Annette Moreis, Secretary Corey Metell, Treasurer 30 MR. AND MISS SOPHOMORE CLASS MARY KAY McCARTHY RONALD BROWN MR. AND MISS JUNIOR CLASS COLLEEN KHEARY JOHN MAGNUSON MR. AND MISS FRESHMAN CLASS DEBRA WHITE MATTHEW VANDERHOOP Sponsored by EDGARTOWN HARDWARE and TURF TACKLE Edgartown FIRST ROW (I. to r.): M. Cottle, S. Davey, N. Aiguier, D. Driscoll; SECOND ROW: R. DeBettencourt, M. Barros, B. Costa, S, Bowes, P. Clark, L. Bergeron, J. Anthony, I. Davis, D. Arena, E. Butler; THIRD ROW: V. Alleyne, J. Diamond, J. Corio, A. Carlson, R. Bermudes, J. Baer, A. Drouin, J. DeBettencourt, G. DeFeo, M. Davis; FOURTH ROW: R. Cecilio, P. Bagnall, J. Clements, S. Baird; ABSENT: J. Andrade, J. Bennett, L Canha, C. Child, D. Chipperfield, S. Christopher, G. Cook, B. Correllus, B. Dowley. CLASS OF 1974 For the past three years, our class has been struggling to unite; and in this past year, we’ve finally come together. In this one year we have scraped together enough money to carry on the tradition of having a prom, which we will theme, “Nights in White Satin.” We made and sold wreaths before Christmas and have had a few food sales to raise money. It has taken three years, but I guess it’s better late than never! Joanne Diamond Historian Sponsored by W. G. MANTER, INC. M. V. TRAVEL BUREAU CUMBERLAND FARMS ARTCUFF DINER Vineyard Haven FIRST ROW (I. to r.): J. Goethals, A. Fischer, M. Landers, J. Fragosa, D. Look; SECOND ROW: J. Hagerty, E. Hughes, P. Luce, J. King, D. Healy, S. Gibson, R. Kinnecom, P. Ferry, S. Gallagher, C. Kheary; THIRD ROW: G. Look, D. King, A. Ferro, D. Honey, C. Johnson, E. Handy, R. Heywood, W. Luce; FOURTH ROW: B. Dolby, A. Ferreira, C. Lyons; ABSENT: V. Fauteux, G. Fazio, F. Ferreira, R. Ferreira, F. Fisher, C. Flanders, E. Fortes, D. Frattas, W. Gazaille, J. Gibson, W. Gonsalves, J. Hoffman, C. Johnson, M. Lima. FIRST ROW (I. to r.): C. Hogendyk, S. Marinelli, K. Santos, T. Reynolds, T. Reynolds, M. Scott, P. Magee, F. Oliver; SECOND ROW: D. Waters, L. Tankard, B. Prada, S. Panek, J. Searle, M. Mosher, M. Renear, J. Shea, H. Scott, V. VanWaldron; THIRD ROW: T. Serusa, B. Correllus, A. Hewett, P. Spiro, E. Moreis, W. Reynolds, V. Prada, N. Stiller, B. Sylvia, J. Magnuson, P. Moreis, N. Welch; FOURTH ROW: M. Mazza, J. Rogers, E. Rice, R. Trebby, R. Sylvia, C. Wardell, R. Silvia, R. McDonald, L. Welch, W. Rohr, R. Manning, P. Leonard; ABSENT: P. Medeiros, S. Ponte, T. Welch. FIRST ROW (I. to r.): M. Correira, E. Belain, J. Edwards, P. Kelly, J. Coutinho, H. Alwardt, K. Baptiste; SECOND ROW: T. Brown, E. Frieh, J. Fragosa, D. Dorsey, T. Andrade, P. Corio, B. Cushman, L. Francis, N. BenDavid, J. Allen; THIRD ROW: L. Dube, B. Fenner, S. Smith, M. Bryant, D. Freitas, L. Bryant, P. Farrell, K. Manning, J. Oliver, B. Erickson; FOURTH ROW: J. Ferreira, C. Bernard, P. Cronig, R. Brown, G. Fisher, V. Ferro, K. Emin, D. Blake, C. Ewing, J. Downs, D. Chase; ABSENT: C. Andrews, B. Baptiste, K. Baptiste, M. BenDavid, S. Bracy, A. Cimeno, L. Drouin, E. Feil. CLASS OF 1975 The class of 1 975 has been working hard this year to start thinking of the school years to come. We started this year by working in the summer with a coffee shop for the summer session of the High School. Having food sales, selling candy, and holding a raffle are among the other money-raising events that we have held this year. We are hoping to come up with more ideas for helping our class. Our aims as a class are to have a successful prom and graduation. We also want to be trusted by other people and to have the experience of working with people. Mary McCarthy Class President Sponsored by CORINNE’S BEAUTY SHOP THE ORIENT TRADER in the Charlotte Inn TAKEMMY LAUNDRY DOCKSIDE DELI 34 Edgartown FIRST ROW (I to r.)s C. Moreis, K. Moreis, T. Mathiesen, J. Morels, D. Gaines, C. Kenney; SECOND ROW: L. Jardin, M. McCarthy, P. Hoxsie, J. Letour- neau S. Murphy, B. Handy, C. Jackson, D. Keeler, B. Luce, P. Correllus; THIRD ROW: C. Labell, D. Kaeka, R. Mello, P. Kerns, G. Goulart, R. Leonard, B. Maciel, D Johnson, J. Manter, S. Larsen; FOURTH ROW: K. Madeiros, F. Leonardo, D. Kurth, A. Moreis; ABSENT: J. Gibb, W. Guyther, M. Hayward K. Johnson, P. Kelly, A. Lee, M. Maciel, K. Manning, S. McCarthy, P. Mercier, C. Merrill. rl RS Z V 0 r ‘ ,: c ' C L k ,? Wa ' J ' Wat6rS ' P ’ SNva ' K - SNva ' W ‘ Wannamaker ' R - Won 9; SECOND ROW: S. West, S. Renear, D. Surprenant, R. Sylvia, D. Welch, M. Torres, G. Schilling, P. Peckham, M. Nichols, R. Silvia; THIRD ROW: N. Siktberg, G. Santos, W. Smith, B. Pachico, M. Prada, G. Pachico M Snowden, J. Sylvia, J. Tripp; FOURTH ROW: F. Scott; ABSENT: J. Oliver, J. Ptomey, M. Smith, S. Smith, L. Sprague, L. Tesch, H. Tilton, D. Tucker F ‘ Williams. ' FIRST ROW (I. to r.): C. Drouin, L. Aiguier, G. Clements, G. Baptiste, E. Bergeron, D. Alley, M. DeFeo; SECOND ROW: B. Deitz, C. Arena, D. Anderson, J. Colby, V. Costa, T. Cushman, R. Anthony, A. Cottle, L. Edey, M. Alwardt; THIRD ROW: J. Andrade, W. Driscoll, D. Butler, D. Bermudes, D. Dolby, A. Davey, R. Coutinho, G. Dickson, J. Baer, E. Aiguier, D. Bagnall; FOURTH ROW: L. Convery, G. Blaine, C. Cook, B. Coffin, D. Benefit, D. Brouillette; ABSENT: D. Andrews, G. Bonine, J. Cecilio, J. Cimeno, D. Combra, J. Crosby, E. Dimmitt, P. Dowley, J. Duarte, L. Elliott. CLASS OF 1976 The first year has been quite hectic for us so far. Our main concern has been organizing everything the way we want it. Mrs. Edith John son and Mr. Tyrus Houston were appointed as our class advisors. We elected Chester Cook as president, Lynda Aiguier, vice-president, Annette Moreis, secretary, Corey Metell, treasurer, and Diane Figueiredo, historian. Our student council members are Christine Flanders, Donald Bagnall, and Debbie White. We have a candy store set up in the cafeteria and in the future we hope to sell stationery as well as have food sales to raise money for our junior prom. We are looking forward to our next three years, which we hope will be successful as well as prosperous. Diane Figueiredo Historian Sponsored by 36 F. E. LESLIE’S — druggist CRONIG’S MARKET Vineyard Haven DAVID GOLART THE SEA CHEST FIRST ROW (I. to r.): M. Figueiredo, C. Model, P. Muckerheide, J. Heoly, S. Handy, W. Klingensmith, P. Jackson, J. MacKay; SECOND ROW: J. Look, P. Frieh, M. Gonsalves, G. Jeffers, A. Moreis, R. Maciel, I. Jardin, T. King, C. Metell, P. Leighton; THIRD ROW: P. Mello, C. King, D. Figueiredo, K. Manter, D. Hancock, S. Higham, K. Gallagher, C. Flanders, M. Landers, J. Mello, L. Gassert; FOURTH ROW: R. Moreis, B. McIntosh, J. Medeiros, T. Ferry, P. Metell, E. Frieh, D. McCullough, T. Mayhew, N. Lyons; ABSENT: G. Farrell, P. Farrell, A. Gaspar, N. Guyther, C. Kenney, R. Lewis, M. Luce, J. Marks, L. Marks, S. Morris. FIRST ROW (I. to r.): B. Tilton, S. Tankard, R. Rogers, B. Viera, K. Stiles, D. Searle, A. Rebello; SECOND ROW: M. Williams, D. White, W. VanWaldron, W. Scott, R. Trebby, D. Phillips, D. Rolston, M. Ortiz, J. Shannon, K. Norton; THIRD ROW: M. Vanderhoop, R. Silva, M. Richardson, E. Putnam, S. Willoughby, C. Robinson, V. Oliver, G. Searle, T. Orr, M. O’Neil; FOURTH ROW: F. Sequeira, P. Strople, P. Pachico, L. Pachico, B. Welch, L. Tucker, D. Vandal, T. Scott; ABSENT: M. Robinson, D. Schwab, B. Stone, C. Tucker, C. West, L. Willoughby, M. Yapp. “Here she is, Miss America! “I found it!” “Save me!!! 38 ‘Come on in, sonny.” si i nAflHH SEATED: L. Gaines, A. Frieh, L. Putnam, C. McIntosh, K. Santos, B. Feil, K. Driscoll; STANDING: O. Donald, S. Cronig, J. Norton, D. Dunbar, K. Sylvia, J. Schilling, R. Erickson. � VINEYARDER STAFF Barbara Morgan, Business Manager; Harvey Garneau, Editor; Miss Barbara Larsen, Advisor; Michael Scott, Assistant Editor. 40 SEATED: C. Flanders, T. Mathiesen, President; J. Norton, K. Drake, D. White; STANDING: Mr. Francis Pachico, Advisor; L. Bryant, D. Bagnall, R. DeBettencourt, C. Lyons, C. Kheary, C. Ewing. STUDENT COUNCIL As of this writing, the Student Council has now helped get back the open-ended da for seniors. We have had special meetings in the gym, which have been fairly well attended by any and all interested students. We are right now looking at projects to tackle, which would be beneficial to the whole school. All our regular meetings are open to students and teachers alike. We are being fairly represented at all school committee meetings with two of the five members being student council members. Being a sophomore and president of the Student Council has not been easy on me, but this will definitely be a year that I’ll never forget. My thanks to all the members of the Council who have helped me through; to the students who have talked to me and offered their opinions; to Mr. Pachico, our advisor, and a special thanks to Philip Hale. Timothy Mathiesen, President Sponsored by BRICKMAN ' S D. J. MacINNIS JEWELRY, INC. VINEYARD HAVEN MOSHER PHOTO SERVICE EDWIN K. DONALD 41 CH0RU9 SOPRANOS W. VanWaldron D. Welch T. Andrade D. Arnea S. West M. Barros M. Bryant ALTOS J. Corio P. Backus P. Corio S. Bowes M. Cottle B. Costa P. Clark R. Cullen 1. Davis J. Crosby B. Deitz S. Davey D. Driscoll R. DeBettencourt L. Drouin D. Dorsey L. Edey P. Dowley E. Feil K. Driscoll D. Figueiredo B. Erickson C. Flanders A. Ferro E. Fortes J. Fragosa L. Garvin K. Gallagher J. Hoffman S. Higham P. Hoxsie R. Kinnecom D. Keeler T. King D. King P. Leighton S. Mayhew N. Lyons C. McNeil L. Marks J. Medeiros M. McCarthy J. Mello B. Morgan E. Moreis J. Norton M. Mosher K. Norton M. Nichols M. Orr L. Putnam P. Pachico D. Rolston P. Peckham K. Santos R. Rebello P. Silva F. Rogers J. Stiles G. Schilling R. Sylvia R. Trebby C. Tankard B. Welch L. Tankard D. White TENORS A. Drouin R. Erickson D. Alley A. Fischer D. Bangs H. Garneau G. DeFee A. Lee P. Leonard W. Luce M. Prada C. MacLean M. Scott R. Moreis B. Smith G. Pachico R. Wong D. Poletto V. Prada BASSES N. Rice J. Schilling S. Cronig N. Siktberg O. Donald R. Silvia Mr. Robert Nute, Director Mrs. A. Douglas Stewart, Pianist 42 BAND FIRST ROW: K. Driscoll, J. Schilling, T. Bardwell, M. Mosher, B. Erickson, K. Gallagher, R. Silvia, I. Davis; SECOND ROW: J. Bangs, S. West, P. Peckham, P. Leighton, B. Tilton, M. Scott, P. Hoxsie, R. Sylvia, P. Mello, D. Bermudes; THIRD ROW: M. Nickowal, J. Baer, W. Luce, M. Luce, B. Costa, S. Davey, R. Erickson, W. Gonsalves, A. Davey, G. DeFeo, C. Bangs; FOURTH ROW: W. Smith, M. Yapp, G. Schilling, Mr. Robert Nute, Director; N. Siktberg, J. Baer, A. Drouin. STAGE BAND FIRST ROW: W. Luce, S. Davey, I. Davis, K. Driscoll, M. Mosher, R. Silvia; SECOND ROW: T. Bardwell, M. Nickowal, J. Baer, J. Schilling, B. Costa, S. West, R. Erickson, A. Drouin, J. Baer, N. Siktberg; ABSENT: Mr. Henry Dempsey, Director; M. Scott, G. DeFeo, N. Lyons. 43 MINNESINGERS FIRST ROW: Mrs. A. Douglas Stewart, pianist; S. Mayhew, M. Mosher, D. Keeler, R. Wong, D. Alley, S. Davey, M. McCarthy, B. Erickson, Mr. Robert Nute, Director; SECOND ROW: P. Clark, I. Davis, P. Hoxsie, B. Feil, M. Scott, M. Prada, G. Schilling, P. Dowley, D. Dorsey; THIRD ROW: E. Rice, O. Donald, J. Schilling, C. Bangs, W. Smith, B. Costa, K. Driscoll; FOURTH ROW: R. Silvia, H. Garneau, R. Erickson, S. Cronig, N. Siktberg; ABSENT: J. Stiles, P. Silvia, J. Crosby, N. Lyons. The Minnesingers have really excelled them¬ selves this year under the able direction of Mr. Robert Nute. They have performed many con¬ certs around the Island and are looking for¬ ward to Tour in the spring. mm DRIVER EDUCATION Mr. Adams has conducted driver education for many a year. He has helped many stu¬ dents down the long road to permits and drivers’ licenses. Although it is a trying experi¬ ence for one and all, Mr. Adams always has a smile on his face and one in his heart. We hope he will continue his good work of instruction for our students for a long time to come. Sponsored by OLD COLONY SERVICE CORP. K. T. GALLEY AND CO EDGARTOWN THE FLIGOR’S JOSE GILES MEXICAN JEWELRY Sponsored by LAMPOST OAK BLUFFS A FRIEND Sponsored by MANSION HOUSE HOTEL VINEYARD VILLA MOTEL VINEYARD HAVEN ISLAND FLORIST Sponsored by ISSOKSON’S CLEANERS, INC. PYROFAX GAS CORP. VINEYARD HAVEN ftc I Ah m A Md ! S.B.S. — THE GRAIN STORE VINEYARD HAVEN Sponsored by RABBITT’S REAL ESTATE SANDPIPER RESTAURANT Sponsored by SEARS ROEBUCK CO. THE MARTHA’S VINEYARD ASSEMBLY FOR CRAFTSMEN VINEYARD HAVEN CARTER’S HARDWARE BURT’S BOATYARD, INC. ALLEY’S GENERAL STORE A FRIEND Sponsored by WEST TISBURY GAY HEAD AQUINNAH SHOP MANNING’S Sponsored by 53 MARTHA’S VINEYARD PRINTING CO. DAROSA’S STATIONERY OAK BLUFFS VINEYARD DRY GOODS TISBURY POLICE Sponsored by VINEYARD HAVEN ELIZABETH ROGERS ISLAND THEATRE WORKSHOP, INC. A- ?,! ■ FL BARDWELL ELECTRONICS Sponsored by VINEYARD HAVEN ATSCO OIL COMPANY HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 1973 The year 1970 was the beginning of a new decade, but it was also the begin¬ ning for our class. As we rode up to the high school that day, we suddenly real¬ ized that we were no longer “big shot” e ighth-graders but “dumb little freshmen.” No one knew exactly what we were up against. Only one thing was certain; we were finally in high school. Being in high school, as we found out, means many different things: schedules, classes, new teachers, new classmates, lockers, combi¬ nations, and mostly getting lost; but with the help of our class advisor and fellow classmates, somehow we made it through those crucial weeks. After our big adjust¬ ment, we elected our class officers who were Ann Frieh, secretary; Ken Hyde, treasurer; and Melba Orr, historian, and tried to do the things a class needs to get done. Out advisors, Mrs. Burt and Mr. Custer, helped Orland Donald, our presi¬ dent, and John Schilling, our vice president to get things started. During our first year we actually did quite well. We made money by food sales, mod days, and by selling stationery. When the summer turned to fall, there came the realization that we had made it to our second year of high school. Yes, we were sophomores now, but school was different. Instead of the regular 8 periods-a-day schedule, we were faced with the new rotating schedule, which was not only new to the students, but to the teachers as well. There was no change in class officers this year, but we did get new advi¬ sors — Mrs. Anthony and Mr. Mayhew. We had the usual food sales and raffles, but we wanted to think of something new and original that would work. Well, it was decided that we would take one of the closets in the hall and turn it into a store that would sell school supplies. We had a lot of cooperation from our class — but the store only lasted 2 months, if that; but we didn’t give up. Somehow with the good oP reliable food sales we increased our treasury enough so that now “our prom” seemed possible. With a few miracles, we made it through the new schedule system, our store (failure), and our year as sophomores. 56 Well, that fall we returned, only this time as juniors. We were again faced with another new schedule system: the variable modular system which allowed more “free-time” for the student. We elected the class officers for the ensuing year. They were: Orland Donald, president; Linda Gaines, vice-president; Ann Frieh, sec¬ retary; Kathy Santos, treasurer; and Melba Orr, Historian. With the prom just around the corner, we needed money and fast. We decided to work on something really big, so our class tackled the play, “You Can’t Take it With You.” Under the direction of Steven Cronig and Mr. Daria, we successfully performed our play in the spring. This added income made our play seem like a reality instead of a dream. Another money-raising event of the year was a mother-daughter father-son basketball game. In November our class decided to get moving on the prom. Robin Cullen was chosen as chairman and Ann Frieh as assistant-chairman. We found that putting on a prom was easier said than done. It was decided to have our prom at the Harborview Hotel, and for the theme we chose “Here Comes the Sun” from the Beatles’ album. Abbey Road. As many classes have found, the hardest and most important part of a prom is the decorations. Ours were all cen¬ tered around an imitation garden and a beautiful sunrise mural. The evening of May 1 3 suddenly came upon us. Yes, our prom was finally here. As always, the junior girls were especially nervous that night. Each hoping and wishing that they would become queen. For seven lucky girls, a wish of all time came true. The court was slowly picked out of a long line of girls: Linda Gaines, Julie Norton, Carmen Tankard, Cheryl Alwardt, Janet Cottle, and Joan Johnson. Then the awaited moment came. As the band played our theme song, Lynn Hodges was crowned queen. To see us through our final year, we once again elected Orland Donald a s our president; Linda Gaines, vice-president; Ann Frieh, secretary; Kathy Santos, trea¬ surer; and Melba Orr, historian. Even though it was our last year, we still had a lot of work to do preparing for graduation. 57 Our big projects for our senior year included a senior semi-formal entitled “An Old Fashioned Christmas” with Carolyn McIntosh as chair¬ man. On that night, Ann Frieh was selected as queen with Linda Gaines and Betsy Feil as her court. Other projects were the senior class play. “They Gave Him a Co-ed” directed by Mr. Daria, and the publication of the 1973 Vineyarder with Harvey Garneau as editor and Barbara Morgan as Business manager. How can it be that four years of our lives have passed us already? Well, we might as well face up to it, they have. Now we have got to look ahead and think about our futures. Everyone is busy making deci¬ sions about whether college is for them or if they should take a year off or just work. Whatever the future holds for the class of 1973, every one of us will save these special memories from the past four years that we have spent together. At the end of this year we will be going our separate ways. It won’t be the end of our class, though, for out of the class of 1973 there came beautiful friendships that will last forever. Melba Orr Historian Phew, the masterpiece is finished at last. HELPING THE GUN RI6E!! This place is going to look like something by Saturday??? :A JL ' ‘Keep your mind on painting, Manny.” l ♦ “Larry, don’t eat the flowers: Here comes the sunl” Smile Mr. D.” “Stop taking pictures and get to work. Hil Here are the bunnies. HERE COMES Sponsored by TOWNSHIP OF OAK BLUFFS OAK BLUFFS k OflHBI THE SUN Sponsored by BURNHAM AND MAGNUSON, INC. EDGGARTOWN - M YOU CAN ' T TAKE IT WITH YOU Sponsored by R. M. PACKER CO., INC. VINEYARD HAVEN Sponsored by 63 STINCHFIELD EDGARTOWN HARBORLIGHT, INC. VINEYARD HAVEN SENIOR MR. MISS SENIOR CLASS Claudia Ciancio and Manuel DeBettencourt MOST ATHLETIC Sarah Mayhew and Elmer Silva PERSONALITY PLUS Marilyn Hodges and Orland Donald MOST STUDIOUS Julie Norton and George Manter MOST MUSICAL Karen Driscoll and Robert Erickson FAVORITES MOST UNFORGETTABLE MOST ARTISTIC Susette Peacock and David Dunbar CLASS CLOWNS Roberta Dione and Keven Sylvia MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Ann Frieh and Orland Donald MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Susette Peacock and David Dunbar Barbara Morgan and George Manter THE GRAPEVINE — M. V. WEEKLY NEWSPAPER WEST TISBURY Sponsoerd by THE SHANTY EDGARTOWN CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS FRONT: M. Orr, L. Gaines, K. Santos, A. Frieh; BACK: Mr. John Mayhew, Advisor, O. Donald, Mr. Robert Daria, Advisor. Our class of 1 973 will long be remembered as one of organization, success, and c oopera¬ tion, Though we have been through six advisors and four scheduling systems, progress always continued. It will be a sad farewell when we graduate this June, but our class will always carry with it a deep sense of friendship and pride. Orland Donald, President 66 Sponsored by GREAT HARBOR INN VAN WALDRON ARMS EDGARTOWN VOSE INSURANCE AGENCY ROBIN HOOD’S BARN REFLECTIONS We, the class of 1973, in looking back over the past years, have found a multitude of memories and reflections that have become part of our lives. So, we are dedicating the senior section of this book to the multiple images we hope to carry with us as time takes us further away from them. To the beauty and simplicity of West Tisbury, Chilmark, and Gay Head; to Newport castles and the T-bird; to watching sunsets at Peaked Hill; to Saturdays at the foot¬ ball games, our No. 1 basketball team; to summers at Katama; to a certain lovely person; to journeys through the State Forest; to my great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great. Grandfather Thomas Mayhew who settled the Island; to eloquence; to “Listen to the Warm , Chris’ 10- speed and Katama; to the only one; to dawn; to Josef, smiles, and gay Paris; to true and unbroken friendship; to Martha, Pete, Ag, Stet, and Dot; to West Chop; to the beginning after the end; to the hideaway, South Beach and being together; to Lambert’s Cove; to football, great coaches, and finally a winning season; to the summer winds in far-off places; to the never-ending procession of waves at South Beach; to love, life, and laughter; to long talks with close friends; and to future dreams in hopes that they come true. Sponsored by THE MARTHA’S VINEYARD NATIONAL BANK VINEYARD HAVEN LINDA LEE ALLEY “Linda” Up-Island and Up-Islanders . . . red barn . . . riding at Quansoo . . . Miss Gray ' s flowers . . . Step¬ ping Stone Brook . . . Homeport . . . C.C.C. . . . Jungle Beach , . . Menemsha and Patchouly . . . The Hobbit ... my cats . . . the shop . . . 5 27 72 . . . Seaview . . . 6 2 73 . . . Daydreaming . . . N,D,L, L all together and “Tend MY Garden” . . . dislikes summer of ' 72 . . . hassles . . . curfews ... my forwardness . . . being gullible . . . crying ... my dot . . . the heavies in this school . . . snobs at horse shows . . . sadistic people . . . ignorance . . . time . . . boredom and waiting . . . “Love is to people what sun is to the earth.” RALPH JOSEPH ALLEN Rufus” Momingus sisters . . . smoozie . . . basketball . . . football . . . baseball . . . cars . . . muscle butt . . . bubble s . . . brass monkey . . . beef wagon . . . the names wildman . . . beast . . . hurk . . . dislikes Simple Sam . . . diaper Dan . . . school rules . . . Lester twitch . . . the minute drill . . . prejudiced parents . . . Dunbar jokes . . . L.D. . . . most underclassmen . . . the name Lambzie . . . car accidents . . . Basketball 1, 2 , 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Football 2. “Drink like a fish and swear like the devil.” CHERYL ANN ALWARDT “Cheryl” Wayne . . . red Mustangs . . . 69-72 . . . “Little Jason” . . . Squeaky . . . Ocean Heights . . . knocks at my window . . . pizza . . . being happy . .State Forest . . . huh, Joan? . . . Alice . . . Mom and Dad . . . Gablingers . . . Zander . . . riding around with the girls . . . 4606 . . . Mr. and Mrs. W. . . . summers with Jean . . . prom nites” ’70 ' 72 . . . knowing someone cares . . . R.W. . . . the name Puff . . . my brother . . . chasing hub caps, huh, Laurene? . . . dislikes arguing . . . being told what to do . . . LIARS . . . being watched . . . being called “kid” . . . not getting my own way . . . two—faced people . . . VW ' s . . . breaking up . . .4 a.m. at the hospital . . . being alone . . . certain hang-ups . . . regretting something already done . . . Prom Court 3. “I see and approve better things but follow worse.” CARL MICHAEL ALWARDT “Mike” Modified cars . . . golf . . . girls . . . money . . . Go Juice . . . leaving MVRHS . . . dislikes MVRHS . . . being along . . . everything bad . . . being confined on the rock . . . Baseball 1, 2; Golf 3, 4. mmmmm GERRY’S COFFEE SHOP Sponsored by 68 Oak Bluffs OLD STONE BAKERY SANDWICH SHOP JAMES J. ANDREWS Harpo” Being a duck . . . 151 . . . Bloody Marys . . . Vi cup of sugar in my coffee, right Linda? . . . vodka . . . cars . . . girls . . . Depot . . . water fights . . . laying eggs . . . wiped out city . . . Buffy . . . Belinda ' s and Sam’s house . . . driving the wrecker . . . dislikes Fords . . . freaks . . . youth center . . . blue lights . . . Fat Albert . . . school lunches . . . broken windshields . . . those nights . . . rules and regulations . . . “Force without wisdom falls of its own weight.” PATRICIA BACKUS “Pat Living . . . dislikes existing . . . Chorus 1, 2, 4. “It’s a friendly heart that has plenty of friends. I believe because it is impossible Sponsored by ROD ' S FLOWER SHOP AND NURSERY VINEYARD HAVEN RICHARD BAIRD “Richard” BRUCE MICHAEL BAILEY “Ace” Our second G . . . the count . . . winters . . . out in the sticks . . . like a wheelbarrel . . . pipedents . . . dislikes sweathogs and weasels . . . being called Butch . . . I never stand upon ceremony.” CHARLES DANA BANGS “Dana Friends . . . sports . . . swimming at Seths . . . The Island . . . giving Bo-bo a hard time . . . tours . . . skating with friends . . . Rocky and Bullwinkle . . . soccer . . . Crown of Creation . . . Thomas- ville, N. S. . . . dislikes “which one are you? . . . school work . . . most summer people . . . decisions . . . Soccer 4; Basketball Statistician 2, 3, 4; Minnesingers 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4. A good mind possesses a kingdom.” JAMES D. BANGS “Jay Picking on Dion . . . skating . . . hanging around the bike shops . . . football in the church yard . . . dislikes being twins . . . opening scallops . . . hearing “What ' sa matter, ya on a diet or something? while eating yogurt . . . Chorus 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Minnesingers 1, 2, 3; Cross Country 3; Track 3; Soccer 4; Class Play 3, 4. Everything comes if a man will only wait.” THOMAS C. BARDWELL, JR. Bards Girls . . . parties . . . the Blue Bomb . . . the gang . . . Turners Falls . . . Walpole! . . . Sony tape decks ... a gold Chevy . . . Tashmoo Boatyard . . . T.V. room . . . travel lab . . . Mr. D. . . . Sam and Belinda ' s parties . . . Legion dances . . . Fuzz Fighting . . . playing solos for Sydna . . . A.S. . . . Prom ' 72 . . . beach parties ... video recorder . . . Sylvania T.V.’s . . . weekends . . . Mace’s house . . . Sugar Shack . . . music . . . working on boats . . . the bridge . . . dislikes being called a hoodlum . . . summer ' 72 . . . being used . . . making 8 track tapes . . . dope heads . . . Ray 2502 . . . being called electronic butcher . . . Zenith T.V.’s . . . people who are not all they could be . . . big wheels . . . picking up cheese puffs . . . fighting . . . dress rehearsals . . . friends that aren ' t really friends . . . wise guys . . . breaking car antennas . . . Chorus 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Video Crew 2, 3, 4; Kitchen Crew 3, 4. Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow. HERBERT LESTER BAPTISTE, JR. Darbs Lauren . . . basketball . . . music . . . sports . . . Him . . . my freshman year . . . New Year’s ' 71- ' 72 . . . Fuzz’s fuzziness . . . Sharp 289’s . . . Tashmoo turnouts . . . The Blue Bomb . . . The Gang . . . younger days . . . the bridge . . . “L.L. Sance” . . . O.B. Beach ' 71 . . . Sniff the Fuzz” . . . weekends . . . Legion dances . . . Pachico . . . dislikes being the mistreated one . . . fighting . . . wise guys . . . 1 9 72 . . . coaches that let you down . . . accidents . . . nosy people . . . false friends . . . past mistakes . . . Island Rumors . . . friends who don’t want to be . . . The Hippie Generation . . . Drinkin ' Toms” . . . foul-mouthed girls . . . N.W.T.T.B. . . . people who bug . . . things that go wrong . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 2; Chorus 3; Video Crew 2, 3; Kitchen Help 3, 4. Every lover ' s a soldier and Cupid has his camps. KIRBY JASON, INC. Sponsored by 70 West Tisbury AMOS SON — Plumbing Heating STEPHEN GEORGE BROWN “Brownie” Joanie . . . VW ' s . . . hunting playing golf . . . basketball . . . Friday and Saturday nights . . summer of ' 72 . . . riding around in VW’s . . . dislikes J. W. and gang . . . BUGS . . . A P . . working . . . school . . . Cross Country 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1; Golf 3, 4; Student 1, 2, 3. “ ' Tis not the drinking that is to be blamed, but the excess.” CINDY MARIE BURGESS The Big Twig” Rides in van with D. M. . . . Rusty ' s house . . . cutting classes in bathroom with Patsy . . . wooly underbrush . . . Sheila’s big cigars . . . 497 ' 2 ft. of rope . . . Ma Farrell . . . The Yellow Bomb . . . 2nd generations . . . Peaked Hill . . . watching sunrise . . . The Big Twig . . . T.E.’s many faces . . . Blue baby bottle . . . trips . . . dislikes paranoid people . . . getting trapped at Blue light . . . school lunches . . . certain teachers . . . crashing . . . hassles . . . MVRHS . . . the Munchies . . . Janet’s case on Cemetary Rd. . . . bedroom windows at 2:00 a.m. . . . not being able to remember . . . being goofed on . . . getting lectures . . . Library Aid 2. “Life is just one damned thing after another.” CLAUDIA ANN CIANCIO “Penny” MANNY . . . number 73 . . . Dec. 10, 1971 . . . X-mas day, 9:05 . . . New Year’s, 12:02 and 1:35 . . . June 21, 1972 . . . Say-Ag-A-Po . . . Poie . . . bearhugs . . . Charlie Brown . . . sideburns and Adam’s apples . . . Katama . . . fireworks . . . wishing on a star . . . summer . . . “Disney World” . . . Lady Ann . . . Seaview . . . good times . . . traveling . . . Mr. Green Jean ' s . . . dislikes VINCENT . . . 9 12 71 . . . two-faced people . . . liars . . . school . . . cops with flash lights . . . two years to go . . . people who steal . . . getting flat tires . . . “Hey, Ralph, why didn ' t you go back??” ... Prom Committee 3; Class Play 3, 4; Miss Senior Class 4. “The modesty ' s a candle to thy merit. RICHARD EDMUND CLARK Rich” Football ... 7 and 2 in ' 72 . . . sports . . . dirt riding . . . beating Vito . . . France . . . dislikes Nantucket . . . P-Town ... 8 seconds left . . . flipping motorcycles . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Baseball 1, 3. “I do not in the least object to a sport because it is rough.” JJ V Sponsored by PINE LIGHTING ELECTRIC, INC. ISLAND INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Vineyard Haven 71 STEVEN CARLYLE CRONIG “Steven” Riding on the Ark . . . Nightcrawlers in East Meadow . . . impromptu trips to New Paltz . . . Hamlet in a hide-a-bed . . . monopoly and foot fights . . . bus line cider . . . PARADOXES . . . dark cellars in P.R.I. . . . Smirnoff and orange soda . . . Kizotska . . . lovelace and cucumbers and 2 green vegetables!” . . . grapes at thirty feet . . . Sadbird and on your right, Maria Theresa!” . . . dislikes cobblestones in Rothenburg . . . cement rolls . . . bus bathrooms . . . being earnestly Ernest . . . obscene togas and body paint . . . 761 steps at Ulm . . . Lewis Carroll . . . 2nd acts on Friday nights . . . Lancias on narrow mountain roads . . . deaf women in N. Y. . . . thick teeth . . . walruses . . . Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; 3, 4; Concordia Tour 3; Class Play 3, 4; Vineyarder Staff 4; School News in Gazette 3, 4; The Student 1, 2. Nothing can bring you peace but yourself. JANET COTTLE Squeaky b3 OZZIE . . . L. C. Beach . . . May 27, 1972 . . . helped pull Jetly through that night! . . . Mac . . . BiHand Blandie . . . 7:00 at Edgartown . . . the gang coming to horse shows with refreshments . . . Al Capone when he’s good . . . Betty and Eddie . . . the rescue at McKonikey with Ozzie . . . B. A.S. . . . someone to depend on . . . Fred ' s office . . . dislikes weasels . . . arguments with Mag about whose driving . . . Mush ' s lead foot! . . . SILENCE . . . barking dogs . . . thinking too hard . . . when the horses get out after dark . . . people that don ' t smile . . . Basketball 2; Chorus 2, 3; Prom Court 3. “To a young heart, everything is fun. MANUEL STEVEN DEBETTENCOURT “Jose Penny . . . red heads . . . walks along South Beach at night . . . massages . . . X-mas night cup cakes . . . looking for X-mas trees . . . birthday cake . . . prom night . . . Rachel . . . Football . . . 7 — 2 in ' 72 . . . skinny dipping . . . June 21, 1972 . . . home-made wine . . . last day of school . . . P.W. ... a certain history trip to Boston . . . dislikes Gerry ' s windsprints . . . one more time . . . up downs . . . Liars . . . being lonely . . . not knowing what’s going on . . . certain teachers . . . cops with flashlights . . . not being able to help . . . getting ripped off in the locker room . . . missing . . . trying to write likes and dislikes . . . falling down on ice . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Mr. Senior Class 4; Prom Committee 3. “Wit and wisdom are born with a man.” ROBIN CULLEN “Robin” French trip ' 72 . . . S.A. memories . . . It ' s . . . Brother Zanes . . . long talks . . . letters . . . “Birds” . . . Montreal ' . . . Orr and the library . . . Volkie . . . who??? . . . sunsets . . . horses . . . chocolate chip ice cream . . . C.J.J.B. . . . The HS . . . “Don ' t look now but look . . . “Just for O.T.S. . . . dislikes “A.M.Bopper” . . . cheering try-outs . . . what “we don ' t talk about” . . . arguments . . . waiting . . . phone calls all night New Year’s Eve . . . it clicks, huh? . . . crossing Paris streets . . . French Play 2; Class Play 3, 4; Prom Committee Chairman 3; Chorus 1, 2, 4; Cheerleader 3, 4; Vine¬ yarder Staff 4; Senior Ball Committee 4. “Knowledge comes but wisdom lingers.” AS • • : v ■ ft - ; O ' . V.V. 1 1 ’. ' ' J., - ' ’ ' - ’ A ANNA B. FLYNN REAL ESTATE Sponsored by 72 Edgartown NORTON EASTERBROOKS, INC. RAYMOND JOSEPH DEBETTENCOURT “Ray” 1970 purple Duster . . . baseball . . . Belmont and spaghetti at the G ' s . . . Boston . . . hot cars . . . Y. C. basketball . . . Go Juice . . . money . . . power . . . food . . . sports . . . winning . . . dislikes C.J. and a yellow V.W. . . . I.G.A. . . . PHONEY PEOPLE . . . J.W. . . . M.V. Hoop . . . losing . . . giving a definite answer . . . Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. “The world loves a spice of wickedness.” ROBERTA BUTLER DIONNE “Bobbie” Everything natural: woods, fields, sunny skies, and a way of expressing these beautiful feelings, as through spending long hours by a fire with my husband, Paul . . . dislikes people who think only of themselves and can communicate only by the language of abuse and violence. They should be able to get something together in life without messing up their minds . . . “There is also a sure reward for faithful silence.” ORLAND EDWIN DONALD “Orland Waves at South Beach . . . running long distance . . . 13 . . . music . . . NIPPON . . . crazy teach¬ ers . . . taking good pictures . . . Y.C.T.I.W.Y. . . . big L.L. . . . M.V. . . . Grandpa . . . real world . . . family . . . world brotherhood . . . coaches . . . NIKON . . . friends . . . tour . . . GG . . . W.J. . . . Leslie’s Drug . . . good books . . . ping pong . . . “Hey Cougie . . . good moods . . . purple socks . . . Mt. Fuji . . . MAKING FRIENDS . . . dislikes typhoons while camping! . . . wasting time . . . night T.W. finished the whole pint . . . missing the boat . . . beer . . . running in cold rain . . . wasting film . . . arguments with friends . . . grinding gears . . . typing . . . hassles . . . LEAV¬ ING FRIENDS ... Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 3, 4; Handball Champ 2; Class Play 3, 4; Vineyarder Staff 4; French Play 2; Tennis 3; Track 4; Cape Cod Festival 2, 3, 4; Student Government Day 4; Personality Plus 4; School Spirited 4; Student Rights and Responsibility 3, 4; Prom M.C. 3; Class President 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Statistician 3, 4. “Small and great welcome make a merry feast.” KATHRYN DRAKE “Blue” “Drop of Sun” . . . colors . . . dreams . . . skinny dipping . . . running in the rain . . . astrology . . . eyes lite up like X-mas trees . . . mind, body and soul” . . . thunder and lightning . . . Bow . . . flying . . . R.B. . . . horseback riding . . . Love . . . full moon . . . creativity . . . wild, wonder¬ ful thoughts . . . echoes . . . massage . . . eyelashing . . . darkness . . . Bosch . . . nature s power . . . space . . . “unusual . . . art . . . poetry . . . involvement . . . silence of nature . . . “the meadow . . . dislikes being what I think I’m not . . . being frustrated . . . headaches . . . people who think they know you before you ' ve had a conversation with them . . . broken dreams . . . vicious circles . . . unmotivated situations . . . trying to compact 17 years into likes and dislikes . . . crashing . . . ignorance . . . “time, fate and death” . . . being down ... no smiles today . . . Miss Freshman Class 1; Student Council, Treasurer 4. “Poetry comes fine spun from a mind at peace.” SYLVIA FUNERAL HOME Sponsored by CARLYLE CRONIG, Realtor Vineyard Haven 73 KAREN MAY DRISCOLL Karen” Traveling . . . friends whom you can trust . . . tour . . . walking along the beach . . . the stillness of the night . . . nature . . . snow in N. H. . . . spring and fall . . . music . . . sports . . . trust . . . mountains . . . brothers and sisters . . . bowling . . . exchanges . . . dislikes riding buses . . . peo¬ ple who talk about nothing . . . gossip . . . crowds . . . being forced into something . . . hunting . . . Iris ' s ghost stories . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Minnesingers 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 1; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, Manager 3, 4; Class Play 3; Vineyarder Staff 4; Evaluation Committee 4; South Eastern Music Festival 4; Cape Cod Festival 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 2. The eyes are the mirror of the soul.” ELIZABETH FEIL Betsy John . . . Cleveland . . . Cath . . . Gold Malibu . . . “Don ' t rile me, boy!” . . . South Beach . . . The Fantastic Foursome . . . “Hi-Fi . . . U. S. . . . recognition . . . summer of ' 72 . . . softball games . . . Orange Van . . . AF TF . . . “Low Spark” . . . girl ' s night out with Ann . . . “hey, Ed, really! . . . “oh no! . . . motorcycles . . . chasing the Feeney car . . . memories . . . Bruce . . . love . . . dislikes SAT’s . . . 11 3 72 . . . dilemmas . . . jogging to Tashmoo ... breaking rudders of sailboats . . . egg racks in Ricky’s refrigerator . . . bad times . . . leaving . . . Chorus 4; Minnesingers 4; Vineyarder Staff 4; Class Play 4; Volleyball 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Softball 1, 2 . A witty woman is a treasure, a witty beauty is a power.” DAVID PAUL DUNBAR Dave” FOOTBALL . . . my senior year . . . M.V. . . . clouds . . . hockey . . . photography . . . scuba diving . . . water skiing . . . pizza . . . Schlitz . . . parties ... Jr. class play . . . 3 . . . family, friends, and Buffy . . . Take it in . . . excitement . . . being sky high . . . smashing Q.B.’s . . . beating NANTUCKET!!! . . . 10 14 72 ... 7 and 2 in ' 72 . . . succeeding . . . dislikes Apponequet . . . Goveia and Capizza . . . bellybusters . . . double sessions . . . torn ligaments . . . 10 on 1 fights . . . having $93 stolen . . . IGA . . . stop sign runners ... 10 miles per gallon . . . wasting things . . . WAITING . . . the thought of dying . . . turnout of ' 72 Olympics . . . misjudgments . . . Jr. prom night . . . making decisions . . . losing elections to . Orland . . . MOSQUITOS . . . dentists . . . small toilet seats . . . Football 1,2, 3, 4; Voice of the Vineyarders 4; Class Representative 1, 2; Track 1; Basketball Manager 2; Norwood Music Festival 2; Cape Cod Festival 2, 3; Minnesingers 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Vineyarder Staff 4. He stretches out his hand to touch the sky.” TV 3 ROBERT LEROY ERICKSON Bob” Empty beaches . . . L.C. . . . Vega . . . orange juice and — . . . special letters . . . lots of practice . . . stereo . . . tape . . . Boston . . . sofas and music . . . bowling . . . hearts . . . diesel buses . . . Arnold Aboreteum . . . apple ci der . . . the green house . . . sound and lighting . . . weekends . . . Abel ' s Hill . . . music center . . . bass . . . variety . . . dislikes lots of practice . . . interruptions . . . ambiguities . . . departures . . . boredom . . . dungarees . . . colds ... a dry mouth . . . noisy speedometers . . . seaweed . . . the emperor and double-talk . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Minnesingers 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1; Cross Country 3; Class Play 3; Stage Band 4. Closeness with people is a difficult but wonderful experience. 74 Sponsored by HARBORSIDE INN ' S NAVIGATOR RESTAURANT AND BOAT HOUSE BAR Edgartown DEBORAH L. FITZPATRICK Debbie” Summer sunsets . . . beach parties . . . long walks and long talks . . . Holly Jennifer . . . South Beach . . . parties at Sam and Belinda’s . . . Skippy’s house and parties . . . Sugar Shack . . . Maine . . . week-long parties . . . Kathy ' s bug . . . Schlitz . . . walking the seawall . . . Belinda ' s yard at 3 a.m. . . . dislikes morning-after-night-before . . . getting caught ... a certain beach party . . . Mattakessett corner, huh, Kath . . . being told what to do . . . staying home . . . accidents . . . having no place to go . . . certain person . . . falling down hills the hard way . . . curfews . . . Chinese fire drills . . . long dirt roads . . . getting stuck on Katama Beach . . . Class Play 3. “There ain ' t no sin, there ain ' t no virtue, there ' s just stuff people do. MICHAEL FRANCIS Boe” Black Yamaha . . . Chevys . . . Karen ' s bugs . . . fighting with Big B . . . private stock . . . VW . . . locking that cab . . . partying . . . trips to Boston . . . Blen’s house . . . up-island . . . good times at Menemsha . . . racing Herbie . . . dislikes Blue lights . . . Fords . . . FAT ALBERT tickets . . . school lunches . . . Cook’s Buick . . . going the speed limit . . . Monday mornings . . . snakes . . . being called Mohawk . . . being yelled at . . .My sister . . . working on cold days Football 3. “The worst is yet to come. LEWIS J. FREITAS “Louie” Hunting . . . fishing . . . Fords . . . Fairhaven . . . boats . . . long rides . . . art . . . dislikes Chevys . . . M.V.R.H.S. . . . New York . . . SAM . . . “I am here, and here I remain.” ANN LUCRETIA FRIEH “Ann TJF . . . Camp Bikini . . . summer of ' 72 . . . THE track team . . . long talks with close friends . . . infinite memories . . . orange vans . . . love, life, and laughter . . . “Oh no! . . . pink bunny days . . . PJ. parties . . . French trip . . . doubling with S R and L D . . . evil plots . . . summer nights in the convertible, huh. Bets? . . . long weekends . . . what am I doing with Ron, Sarah? . . . KATAMA . . . crazy capers . . . the great chase . . . dislikes firelanes . . . Annie Fanny . . . sirens . . . stupid fights . . . crabbing, heh, Ed? . . . diets . . . fleas . . . cheering hassles . . . up-side down saddles — Mayhew? . . . curfews . . . Sunday night goodbyes . . . catching ferries . . . stalled cars in the middle of nowhere . . . Softball 1; Tennis 2; Class Secretary 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 3, Captain 4; Class Play 3, 4; Spanish Play 2; Assistant Prom Chairman 3; Girls ' State Delegate 3; Vineyarder Staff 4. “There is nothing half so sweet in life as love’s young dream. EMMETT CARROLL — Builder Sponsored by POOLE’S FISH MARKET Chilmark 75 LEIGH GALE “Leigh Up-Island . . . August 18, 1972 . . . L. C. Beach ... Do you remember the night?? . . . D.N.L. L. together . . . sunsets . . . puppies . . . blue . . . THE BUNKHOUSE . . . right, Linda? . . . String- bean and Pea . . . Have I got the wrong shoe on the right foot. Deb? . . . dislikes those big decisions . . . waiting . . . going down with the ship . . . Lasagna . . . SNEAKY . . . saying goodbye . . . Smooth runs the water where the brook is deep.” LINDA LORING GAINES “Stink” Dennis ... 10 4 68 . . . summer ' 69 . . . a bit of O.J., water, and daisies, right. Squish? . . . serious talks with Stink and Squish . . . Friday nights with A. P. . . . South Beach . . . France . . . P.J. parties . . . mushrooms and el cannos . . . Skippo ' s house . . . Prom night ' 72 . . . Here Comes the Sun” . . . beach parties . . . The Hideaway . . . plenty of sleep . . . the smiles and tears of summer ' 72 . . . Norwell . . . Paula ' s house . . . the gang . . . Pink Panther . . . Sept. 5 . . . dislikes Gary ' s prejudices . . . diets . . . worrying . . . jealousy . . . hurting people . . . fights . . . burnt ducks . . . being yelled at . . . babysitting for an intoxicated 16 year old . . . immature attitudes and hostilities . . . war . . . Harpo’s driving . . . being called Land Whale . . . stalled cars in the middle of nowhere, right, Frieh? . . . blind dates . . . Chorus 1; Volleyball 1; Vice-President 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Prom Court 3; Cheerleader 3; Miss Junior Class 3; Senior Ball Co-Chairman 4; Vineyarder Staff 4; Class Play 4. “I can resist everything except temptation. HARVEY W. GARNEAU, JR. Harvey Playing Monopoly on a Candyland board . . . ringing doorbells in France, right, Carmen? . . . picnics in Christiantown at midnight . . . Mohu . . . bowling with friends?! . . . waves from an endless sea . . . band concerts on summer Sundays ... an insane friend who knows the secret of life . . . discov¬ ering things about yourself that you never knew before . . . the solitude of the practice rooms . . . serious talks with friends in the practice rooms . . . music . . . the innocence of Araby . . . and life because it ' s so much fun . . . dislikes bureaucracy . . . shallow-minded people . . . Nikon freaks . . . apathy . . . winters without snow . . . but that’s the way it’s always been done” . . . being left out Chorus 4; Minnesingers 4; South Eastern Music Festival 4; Vineyarder Staff Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4; Class Play 3; French Play 2; Prom Committee 3. I want only to try to live in accord with the promptings which come from my true self.” LINDA JANET GARVIN “Lina Laughing . . . Cambridge . . . Him . . . Shebba . . . spring . . . Amsterdam . . . motorcycles . . . SAAB ' s . . . Bob Dahdridge . . . long walks . . . full moons ... a certain room . . . being alone . . . being myself . . . helping children . . . drogas . . . freshman year . . . “Springfield Fair ’70 . . . our secrets . . . Quietness . . . dreaming . . . dislikes being sick . . . “Islanders” . . . the American Dream . . . shoes . . . ignorance . . . discrimination . . . the word pissa . . . false rumors . . . back stabbers . . . goodbyes . . . Chorus 1, 2, 4; Student Teacher 4. All nature wears one universal grin.” Sponsored by AMARAL BROTHERS JIM’S PACKAGE STORE Oak Bluffs RELIABLE SELF-SERVICE MKT., INC. NORTON PLUMBING HEATING 76 DENNIS WAYNE GAZAILLE “Denise Linda . . . 10 4 68 . . . Friday nights with A. and P. . . . hunting . . . fishing . . . fast cars . . . tea buckets . . . binneys . . . Sam ' s house, right, Kath? . . . booze . . . B.C. ball . . . Prom night ' 72 . . . “Here Comes the Sun” . . . Lighthouse Beach with the gang . . . summer ' 72 . . . The Hidea¬ way . . . South Beach . . . Kitters Cove . . . beach parties . . . Skippy’s house . . . France . . . B. M. . . . wildlife . . . Dean ' s Father ' s boat . . . being stuck in the sand . . . the sunporch . . . behind pianos . . . sand pits . . . trailers . . . hooks in trees . . . Springfield . . . dislikes fat girls . . . R.W. . . . F.G. . . . long lectures from anyone . . . being broke ... no gas . . . breaking up . . . acne . . . hangovers . . . war . . . being pushed . . . arguments . . . weddings in a blizzard . . . being called tight . . . school . . . Mr. Junior Class 3. “Never change when love h as found its home. JOHN M. GIBSON John Karen . . . Bruno . . . Wednesday nights . . . hunting . . . fishing . . . sudzy wudzy time . . . Mon¬ day nights . . . Karen’s family . . . hockey . . . Italian food . . . Golf . . . dislikes nosey people . . . wise Freshmen . . . brave Seniors . . . waiting . . . crummy food . . . riding on the bus . . . people telling me that I have to do something . . . Golf 3, 4. “All mankind loves a lover. DAVID WILLIAM GRUNDEN David” Dawn . . . Arlington Heights . . . scuba diving . . . soccer . . . chess . . . money . . . summer . . . driving . . . Martha’s Vineyard . . . the ocean . . . dislikes winter . . . snow . . . Quack” . . . Providence, R. I. . . . deliveries . . . Chorus 1, 2, 3; Soccer 4; Chess Team 3, 4. “I agree with no man ' s opinions, I have some of my own.” PAUL RICHARD GRUNDEN Paul Helping people . . . WWW . . . Martha ' s Vineyard Island . . . post 98 . . . camping . . . traveling . . . Stafford Springs . . . brush roads . . . Cheffer . . . kidding Sugar Bear . . . dislikes term papers . . . Providence, R. I. . . . music . . . 9 to 5 work . . . There was no nonsense about him.” VILLAGE FAIR HOME FAIR DAGGETT HOUSE 1— Sponsored by BORRODALE BOOKSHOP E. A. BETTENCOURT — Trucking KbnCJr ; rucking jHj „J Edgartown KENDALL PRESTON HARRIS “Ken” Pintos . . . Mercurys . . . travel . . . my family . . . living on the Island . . . Scottish Highlands . . . Loch Ness Monster . . . Robin Hood country . . . French and Dutch cooking . . . dislikes TESTS! . . . string beans . . . English food . . . song: “Killarney . . . loudmouths . . . arrogance . . . old houses . . . countries where you drive on the left side of the road . . . Chorus 1, 2, 3. “Little strokes fell great oaks. PHILIP P. HALE “Phil Carronade . . . Vineyard 21 ’s . . . solings . . . sailing . . . salt water . . . wind . . . Vineyard Sound . . . M.V.S.Y. . . . Felix Neck . . . Run . . . 1969 Red VW squareback . . . wine . . . walk¬ ing outdoors . . . beaches . . . seabirds . . . Terror . . . beer . . . wood . . . rowing . . . Gerry Studds . . . New Foundland . . . the Caribbean . . . Ripple . . . sail boats . . . Hard-A-Lee . . . AND . . . dislikes noise . . . engines . . . motorboats . . . Bill Weeks . . . cold . . . Nixon . . . carburetors . . . outboard motors . . . okra . . . poison ivy . . . guns . . . eggplant . . . Chevy K5 Blazers . . . pumping boats at 3:00 a.m. . . . towing boats in icy water . . . being heavy . . . alumi¬ num . . . “Life is far too important to be taken seriously.” MARYLYN JOANE HODGES “Lyn To hear people laugh . . . trips with Deb and Jly . . . Jly’s imitation of Ralph . . . Judy ' s animals . . . being stopped by O.B.P. with the Cubby . . . talking to Ralphie . . . W. H. Dorm . . . Freddie Bunn’s Crickie . . . The Cat ' s F. S. . . . stuck on the beach three times, Paul? . . . Christmas ' 71 . . . East Chop . . . Stealing corn from up-lsland . . . falling stars . . . weasels and mongooses . . . Mike . . . 7 11 71 . . . sunsets at Squibnocket . . . dislikes Sherlock and Dr. Watson . . . being used . . . waiting . . . sleeping in cold cars, huh, Paul? . . . fake people . . . being falsely accused . . . being sad . . . Basketball 1; Tennis Club 1; Field Hockey 1; GAA 1; Prom Committee 3; Prom Queen 3. “The only way to get rid of temptation is to yield to it. STEPHEN ALFRED HOPP Steve Getting wiped out . . . carpentry . . . July 2, 1972 . concerts . . . ocean park . . . wintertime . . . the Bong capitalistic people . . . working at 7:30 . . . Cross Country 1, 2, 4; Track and Field 2, 3, 4. Everyone speaks of Happiness, few know it.” HOWELL REAL ESTATE HOPE DAVID FLANDERS REAL ESTATE Sponsored by 78 Chilmark SEWARD’S GARBAGE DISPOSAL SEWARD ' S MARKET PETER C. HUNTINGTON “Peter” Quansoo . . . B.G.M.H.S.M.S. . . . the absence of tourists . . . afternoons at Everetts . . . Queen- ames . . morning mist . . . Christmas snow . . . Artie’s tops . . . Debbie and Janet . . . West Tisbury Playschool . . . blinding revelations . . . Little James . . . Pete and Thor . . . Virginia’s milk . . . Black Point . . . Shepards, Leonard and Hercules . . . dislikes “The Plympton Heavies . . . barnyard geese . . . the bass derby . . . cliques . . . cities . . . crowded beaches . . . ticky tacks ' O good shepherd, feed my sheep.” KENNETH CHARLES MORTON SILLS HYDE “Kenny” Sue . . . sunny afternoon . . . West Chop . . . O.L.R. . . . kinks _ . . family . . . corty . . . . bridge . . . red Buick . . . fire tower . . . Andy . . . Tashmoo . . . Cock Robin Watts . . . dislikes few things . . . forgetting . . . long bus rides . . . Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 1,2. “Whatever is worth doing at all, is worth doing well.” TuT -g . Da. a GERALD DAVID ISSOKSON “Jake” LR . . . Schnieder . . . Kalamazzo . . . dislikes Mass. Ave. . . . C C . . . “Deal me a straight, and I ' ll draw three.” GLENN DURANT JACKSON Glenn” Beth . . . having a good time ... a certain place at Katama . . . December 29, 1971 . . . Decem¬ ber 29, 1972 . . . Money . . . food . . . “56” Chevy ... “64” Chevy Nova ... “60 Valiant . . . working for Mert . . . snow . . . hunting . . . sunny days . . . dislikes beach ri: ng wi n Sir . . - people who try to hurt you . . . getting up in the morning . . . mushminds driving . . . rain . . . se -g told what to do . . . when a certain person gets mod . . . eggs . . . gunk . . . Chorus 1; Prom Committee 3. The mind is like a parachute, it only works when it is open. VINEYARD VOLKSWAGON, INC. Sponsored by Oak Bluffs OUR MARKET 79 DEBORAH RUTH JAEGER “Debbie” Jesus Christ . . . David . . . the ocean . . . sunsets . . . wind . . . chocolate . . . warmth . . . n hobbies . . . shopping and being able to buy! . . . laughter . . . movies that make me cry . . dungarees . . . fellowship . . . N. H. . . . McDonalds . . . the moon . . . dislikes walking into room and having my glasses fog up . . . country music . . . mud . . . sand when I am wet . . . whi socks and loafers . . . cigarette smoke . . . Future Teachers of America; Student Teaching 4; Chorus; Office Work 4. “The very pink of perfection.” KAREN JARDIN “Karen” be John . . . Bruno . . . Wednesday nights . . . working with Vera and Barbara . . . sudzy wudzy time . . . John’s family . . . dislikes school lunches . . . getting up early . . . taking the bus . . . rain . . . looking for the bunker . . . salt pork . . . waiting . . . Field Hockey 1. “There is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so.” JOAN M. JOHNSON “Joan” A certain person . . . “Prom night ’72” . . . summer of ' 72 . . . K.B. . . . times with Janet . . . We Chop . . . ' 64 Chevy . . . Ralph’s . . . Madeiros Cove . . . walking in the rain . . . “King ' s hous B.G. . . . “State Forest, huh, Cheryl?” . . . “The West’s” . . . Brenda ' s wedding . . . trip to Pai . . . Bumper Cars . . . Ma and Jason . . . my brothers . . . driving Dad ' s trucks . . . VW ' s . . dislikes September 22, 1972 . . . “Slap me five. Rose” . . . Blue Boys . . . getting in trouble . . being called Carter . . . J.D. . . . being spied on . . . winter nights . . . Prom Court 3. “The opportunity to do mischief is found a hundred times a day.” GEORGE MICHAEL KAUFFMAN “Mike” Vineyard Sound . . . sailings . . . N.A.S.C. . . . Geer . . . rum . . . Pinne P. . . . MVSY . . . Flo¬ rida . . . hand splices . . . dislikes touring in November . . . brass . . . cold . . . graph speed . . . town moorings . . . wages . . . “The statement is pointless, the finger is speechless.” YANKEE BAZAAR Sponsored by 80 Edgartown LOU’S WORR PAUL M. KHEARY “Hawkeye” Listening to tapes . . . sunny weather . . . Southern Comfort . . . summer scenery at Len ' s . . . dis¬ likes The Island . . . the Island weather . . . the Island high school . . . A friend may well be reckoned the masterpiece of nature. WAYNE KURTH Kurth” Living up-island . . . summer of ' 71 . . . weekends at Andrea ' s . . . driving that train?? . . . Boston . . . giving Mr. Lobdell a hard time . . . dislikes walking Flander’s Lane . . . getting in car accidents . . . sleeping in the swamps of Gay Head . . . M.V.R.H.S. ... stuck-up people . . . getting up for school . . . I ' ve taken my fun where I ' ve found it. DAVID LEE LEIGHTON Davey B. C. Ball . . . Harriet and Ox . . . dislikes being called Davey . . . writing this thing out . . . Tennis 3; Volleyball 3, 4; Chorus 2. “If the string is long, the kite will fly high. JEFFREY EARL LEONARD Jetly Racing motorcycles . . . Lambert ' s Cove Beach . . . Minneapolis . . . Jungle Beach . . . walking in the snow on L.C.R. . . . 99A . . . jumping bikes . . . teaching the wease to ride a bike . . . M80 ' s and Cops . . . E. C. Cottle Lumber ... a night in Cambridge . . . dislikes coming off a jump with a bike and landing without it . . . Grundy destroying my head . . . getting stopped on my birthday . . . sweathogs and weasels . . . owing people money ... a lot of hassles to race . . . being hassled . . . going to work with no sleep . . . SHAVING! . . . Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 2; J.V. Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 3. The will to do, the soul to dare. Sponsored by BEA’S FABRIC SHOP GREEN’S, INC. — Flowers 81 UP-ISLAND SUPER MARKET, INC. NIP-N-TUCK FARM West Tisbury MOLLIE LESNIKOWSKI “Molls A drizzly day . . . modern dance . . . old Dodge . . . Christmas . . . picnics . . . Last Summer . . . dislikes Iggie . . . poker nights . . . floods . . . being alone too much . . . French Play 2. “Oh world, I cannot hold thee close enough. JOYCE IRENE LEWIS “Sis” Times at the LG house . . . Leon Davis . . . fun times a t the barn on Wing Road with GO . . . basketball games . . . just being happy go lucky . . . big cities ... a real Soul Brother . . . body and soul . . . We the people ... all night parties ... a true person . . . the going home party in Boston . . . funny times at LB BW house . . . vanilla ice cream . . . LTDS . . . The Letter . . . travel¬ ing . . . dislikes Crites . . . boring days in school . . . stuck up people . . . rowdy people ... a happening . . . that attitude . . . days when the man ' s not here . . . July 1 1, 1972 . . . SUSAN LEE LIMA “Susie Being happy . . . Billy and Dilly . . . Dusty . . . weekends . . . Up-Island . . . Bernie ' s house . . . gym . . . clowning around . . . being alone once in a while . . . playing cards . . . horses ... art . . . rolling in money . . . hanging around with Karen . . . California . . . Conn. . . . summer . . . W. T. Fair . . . dislikes being unhappy . . . being teased to a certain extent . . . people who grab my head . . . thin hair . . . wearing glasses . . . school lunches . . . spiders . . . prejudiced people . . . being cold . . . standard cars . . . sideburns . . . pain in the necks . . . problems . . . Field Hockey 1, 2; Student Council 1, 4; Gym Demonstration 2; Softball 4. “Good things come in small packages.” CHRISTOPHER S. LOOK “Chris Nights at Katama with Dave and Faith . . . Janet ' s treats . . . warm rainy days . . . bus ride back from Turners Falls . . . Elley Poo . . . hunting . . . football . . . walking in the woods . . . fixing up Faith’s car . . . fishing . . . Chappy ... getting drunk with Will last winter . . . dislikes goofs . . . shotting swans . . . school, sorry Charlie . . . Grass grows not on revolving stones.” “Generosity is more charitable than wealth. 82 NEAL JAMES MACIEL Mace” Chris . . . the blue bomb . . . nibbling on ears . . . hanging around with the gang . . . the kitchen . . . Prom “ ' 72” . . . Feb. vacation ' 72 . . . summers . . . Karate . . . Sugar Shack . . . the Portug¬ ese nation . . . Him . . . coins . . . Mr. D. . . . Ma and Pa . . . weapons . . . 151 . . . tuna fish sandwiches . . . Halloween “’71” . . . 1 6 57 . . . dislikes nosey teachers and grown-ups who don’t know what it ' s like . . . two-faced friends . . . certain people being mistreated . . . R.A. . . . L.D. . . . Mickey . . . oak trees . . . greasy hippies . . . drunk Krauts . . . too many rules . . . high society . . . getting caught . . . Cross Country 1; Track 1; Basketball 1, 2. Who dares do more is none PETER LARS LOOK “Mush” Everybody except?? . . . May 8, 1972 . . . looking down the line . . . skip days . . . July 4th and 5th . . . getting . . . faced . . . Jungle Beach . . . long nights at Cottle ' s . . . going on long trips . . . New Year ' s Eves . . . the LEMON . . . enjoying little things . . . dislikes people who use other people . . . sunburns at L.C. Beach . . . sweathogs and weasels . . . totaling cars . . . flipping boats . . . PIES . . . burnt noses . . . getting stopped by a certain Portugee . . . flat tires . . . the next day . . . NO BRAKES . . . arguing with Vanessa . . . getting stuck in the mud . . . ROLLING . . . Chorus 1; Prom Committee 3; Vineyarder Staff 4. What I do is all that concerns me, not what people think.” CLAUDIO ORLANDO MAC-LEAN ALLENDES “Claudio” Desserts . . . receiving mail . . . talking Spanish . . . Mom’s fried chicken . . . Mrs. Pachico ' s Ham¬ burgers . . . Mr. Hazelton ' s belly . . . Gretchen ' s cakes . . . free mods . . . sleeping in the library . . . wearing a pillow when ice skating . . . playing drums at football games . . . Vina Del Mar . . . my “poncho” . . . GIRLS . . . CHILE . . . dislikes losing soccer games . . . people who think I’m lazy, right. Carmen? . . . maps where Argentina steals Chilean lands . . . reading books in English Chorus 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3; Class President in Chile 2, 3, 4. “A friendship that like love is warm, a love like friendship, steady.” RICHARD FRANK MADEIRAS “Richie” Lambert ' s Cove . . . up-island . . . cruisin’ with Navaho . . . football . . . 35 . . . good times in Boston . . . fishin’ at the Head . . . Flaben SabenHowski . . . smoozies . . . Nookie . . . sunrise at Squibnocket . . . Cheeh . . . Blue Meenies . . . Cottle ' s Lumber . . . floatin ' boats . . . The Barn . . B.T. . . . dislikes Blue Hills . . . clay face cakes . . . P.W. . . . Italian Coaches . . . P-Town and Nantucket . . . getting locked out of the barn . . . custo mizing at Guardrail Garage . . . pushing Dave ' s Corvette . . . school lunches . . . nosey people . . . : ootball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Manager 3, 4; Class Marshal 3. ' Variety is the mother of enjoyment.” VINEYARD FOOD SHOP Sponsored by YATES DRUG STORE BUNCH OF GRAPES BOOKSTORE BEE JAY - Female Fashions Vineyard Haven 83 BELINDA A. MASEDA “Mings” Walking in the rain . . . Rhode Island, huh, Sam? . . . Cat Stevens . . . weasel . . . Katama . . . Kathy’s bug . . . Sam and Debbie ' s parties . . . Prom beach party ' 72 . . . Sugar Shack . . . the gang . . . Pret and Sandy . . . punching out . . . New Year ' s Eve ' 72 . . . R C . . . 3:00 a.m., huh. Faith and Debbie? . . . serious talks . . . week long parties, huh, Sam? . . . Skippy’s parties . . . music . . . slumber parties . . . Tommy ' s house . . . dislikes day-after-the-night-before . . . acci¬ dents . . . getting caught . . . walking through poison ivy, huh, Sam? . . . wild parties . . . fighting . . . Chinese firedrills . . . L.D. . . . Boo-Boo . . . mixing . . . being called certain names . . . punch¬ ing in . . . Class Play 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Senior Ball Committee 4. “To be born with the gift of laughter, a sense that the world is mad.” GEORGE WHITTEN MANTER, JR. Whit ' 48 Jeep ... ' 61 Jeep Wagon . . . Honda Super Hawk . . . South Beach . . . Tisbury Great Pond . . . Up-Island . . . fire department . . . Cape Pogue . . . Martha’s Vineyard Fishing Club . . . sun¬ rises and ebb tide . . . hunting . . . fishing . . . fishing and then some! . . . dislikes ' 72 Bass Derby . . . losing by half an ounce . . . flat tires . . . crazy summer people . . . being called conceited . . . losing . . . dune buggies . . . crowds . . . finding someone in my fishing hole . . . The secret of success is consistency to purpose.” SARAH LEE MAYHEW “Sarah” Ronnie . . . running in the rain . . . Ebeneezer . . . Black Dog par ties . . . The Pine Forest . . . amsey j,mp e aj eezneees ic e ea ... the pier” . . . M.V. . . . track meets with the gang . . . rapping with Ann . . . the Leonards . . . my home . . . Toddy and Dream . . . tearing down stone walls, right, Linda? . . . PR, PK, CH . . . the sun-eeeeep . . . CM ranch . . . What am I doing with Tom, Ann? . . . Rut ' s Tramp . . . Wooley at S. A.’s . . . W. T. School . . . riding by myself . . . Tuesdays and Thursdays, huh, Pete? . . . The Red Barn . . . Could be! . . . dislikes SPIDERS . . . feeling unhealthy . . . cities . . . being too sensitive . . . getting up in the morning . . . golf . . . inconsiderate people . . . answering a certain phone . . . crazy drivers . . . killing . . . decisions . . . fake people . . . ego trips . . . Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Minnesingers 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Track 2, 3, 4; Cape Cod Festival 3. “I have thought of beaches, fields, tears, and laughter.” CAROLYN MclNTOSH “Squish” A mile down the beach . . . summer ' 69 . . . some O.J., daisies, and water, right, Linda? . . . secret talks with Stink and Stink . . . whole bunches . . . “If Lena only knew” . . . Metro ' s and bumper cars . . . el cannos . . . mushrooms . . . mouse . . . “knock it off” . . . 8 25 72 . . . J.M. . . . eskimos . . . duck talk . . . sleep . . . Jerry’s house and real people . . . soft rain . . . burnt ducks . . . my brothers . . . Rose Anjou . . . Depot . . . South Beach and Chappy sunsets . . . Biddy . . . dislikes Heffenreffer . . . people passing out on the floor, Clark! . . . L.D.-Boo-Boo . . . rain coats . . . Prob¬ lems 120! . . . apathetic moods . . . S.A. . . . groups . . . fires that blow up . . . Chorus 1, 3; Cheerleader 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4 ; Prom Committee 3; Co-Chairman Senior Ball 4; Vine¬ yarder Staff 4. Before and after all earthquakes there is a calm in the air.” SYLVIA ANN METELL ‘‘Sam“ Walking in the rain . . . having someone . . . thunder and lightning . . . music . . . Sugar Shack . . . Katama . . . eb . . . whoppers . . . weasels . . . Cat Stevens . . . Skipp’s parties . . . Rhode Island . . . Prom beach party ' 72 . . . slumber parties? . . . Cold Duck . . . KEN, DEN, SUE . . . the GANG . . . CYO trip . . . Schlitz . . . TRUST . . . walking the seawall ... on the beach under a full moon . . . smuggling BB guns . . . The Cellar . . . Vacations . . . Dec. 9, ' 72 , 2 a.m. . . . dislikes MB . . . briars at Chappy . . . being called Portagee . . . prejudiced people . . . day after the night before . . . Chinese fire drills . . . L.D. Boo-Boo . . . accidents . . . having no place to go . . . firelanes . . . getting caught and being grounded . . . ya Belinda, to go fishing . . . CURFEWS . . . Larry’s fried socks . . . May 30, ' 71, ' 72 . . . Prom Committee 3; Class Play 3, 4; Vineyarder Staff 4; Senior Ball Committee 4. “C ' est la vie. RAYMOND JOSEPH MOREIS, JR. E-Z Ray” Elaine Fortes . . . B-Ball . . . Summer of ' 72 . . . painting . . . bad chines . . . seagull . . . Christmas of ' 71 . . . Volvo . . . Laine ' s cooking . . . “getting into summer jams . . . albums . . . head music . . . Erdine . . . “Bubble ' s . . . dimples . . . Cool and the gang . . . parties . . . Katama . . . going shopping . . . going away with Laine . . . Sugar Shack . . . “Doin’ the do” . . . dislikes Laine ' s moods . . . reading . . . anybody who touches my fro” . . . stupid chicks . . . girls who can’t take a hint . . . people with loud mouths . . . E.F. . . . being stubborn . . . teaching EF how to drive . . . minute drills . . . Mom ' s temper . . . being called skinny . . . being teased . . . school lunches . . . certain teachers . . . “Lemons” . . . Basketball manager 1; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Chorus 4. “Every man has his devilish moments.” BARBARA ANN MORGAN “Barb Fred . . . “george . . . trips to Deerfield . . . sailing . . . fishing . . . having a good time with friends . . . Spain ' 72 . . . Quitsa ' s star . . . snow . . . skating . . . basketball . . . the shore . . . singing . . . dancing . . . the flamenco, huh Iris? . . . my cuz from Fall River . . . meeting people . . . the Island . . . Menemsha . . . true friends . . . dislikes being called “frog” . . . instigators . . . being undecided . . . hypocrites . . . time . . . good-byes . . . Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Class Play 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Vineyarder Business Manager 4; Gym Demonstration 3; Photography 1; Spanish Play Director 4; Student Representative on School Com¬ mittee 4. “A loving heart is the beginning of all knowledge.” Sponsored by GIORDANO’S RESTAURANT OAK BLUFFS 85 JULIA MADELINE NORTON “Julie Rain . . . mud puddles . . . sunshine, too . . . variety of colors . . . sunsets . . . soft wind . . . skating . . . hot cocoa . . . walking . . . beach . . . changing color of the sea . . . woods . . . wild flowers . . . Menemsha . . . Ki-Marie . . . summers . . . Tiger, Donna, Kim, David, and Mom . . . SINGING . . . Marsh and “Morgan . . . dislikes washing dishes . . . Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Student Representative 4; Prom Court 3; Gym Demonstration 3; Class Play 3, 4; Alternate Girls ' State 3. “The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. RALPH WILLIAM NORTON “Ralph Baseball . . . basketball . . . driving home with Rick on L.C.R. . . . rides to Katama . . . Susie . . . Fridays . . . Boston ... a certain ride to Gay Head . . . Rolling Stones . . . watching submarine races . . . spear chuckers . . . summer Sundays in V.W. . . . Three Stooges . . . dislikes summer of ' 72 . . . going to good movies like “Last Picture Show!” . . . missing . . . being lied to . . . “come on, let’s go . . . errors . . . long Prom nights . . . Salmagundi’s J5 music . . . Patti stealing my car . . . Mr. Hyde ' s exciting classes! . . . memories of a certain person . . . Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 3, 4. “Experience is the name everyone gives to their mistakes. W ' m .. MELBA LYNNE ORR “Melba My brothers . . . Letters . . . David and Steve . . . S.A. memories . . . Its . . . peanut butter . . . falling stars . . . C.J.J.B. . . . Robin ' s parties . . . wearing Thorny’s T-shirts . . . basketball . . . the Vineyard . . . sailing . . . water skiing . . . “Ironside . . . June 6, 1970 . . . French trip 1972 . . . dreams . . . my friends . . . “R-R-Roger” . . . the H. S. . . . X-mas time . . . dislikes braces ... a switchboard that ' s busy . . . August 1, 1970 . . . saying goodbye . . . waiting . . . basketball try¬ outs . . . S.A.T. Tests . . . November 24, 1972 . . . stairways in France ... an extra-long phone call on New Year ' s Eve . . . Basketball 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Class Historian 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; French Play 2; Volleyball 1; Prom Committee 3; Senior Ball Committee 4; Girls ' State Alternate 3; Vineyarder Staff 4. “Give me today and take tomorrow.” GREGORY O’GORMAN “Greg North Road . . . Chilmark . . . bikes . . . backwoods . . . fishing . . . fires . . . surfing . . . dislikes not being able to think of any dislikes . . . SUSETTE SHIRLIN PEACOCK “Susie” Popsicles . . . chocolate mousse . . . fall . . . Jethro Tull . . . Black Sabbath . . . the black art Lares . . . Cuttyhunk . . . Seaview . . . Boston . . . vacations . . . X-mas presents . . . Fred Eiragwid . . . Jimmy . . . dislikes T. . . . sickness . . . hospitals . . . fear . . . cussing . . . cold D. R. . . . stupid people that yell! . . . SPORTS . . . “The pleasure of talking is the inextinguishable passion of women.” DANIEL OMAR POLETTO “Dani Argentina . . . Pachico family . . . Mom ' s hamburgers . . . hitchhiking ... to say “Hi . . . Mr. DeFeo’s faces . . . GIRLS ... Mr. Morelli ' s moustache . . . Mrs. Costa ' s you know” . . . color T.V. . . . Football games . . . friends . . . dislikes getting my hamburger ripped off . . . distance between Argentina and the U. S. A. . . . not having a Lincoln Continental” . . . homework . . . people that think I’m a Brazilian ... to lose playing soccer . . . Soccer 4; Art 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3; Volleyball 4; Chorus 4. “Smiles are the language of love.” LYNN ANN PUTNAM “Put Put” Paul ... oh no, Paul . . . guitar . . . R.E.E.P.P. ... a cool person . . . DJ.W. . . . going to the beach at night . . . everything that makes up a certain person . . . Just cause . . . Why!!! . . . What you thinking . . . sailing . . . folk music ... a bass nut . . . green eyes . . . the Lord . . . drawing . . . Peppermint Patty . . . Well!!! . . . dislikes hitting bad chords . . . times when separated . . . being told what I can or cannot do . . . nosy people . . . noise . . . yelling and screaming . . . not having enough patience to put up with things . . . people who judge . . . saying goodbye . . . The Student 1; Softball 2; Prom Committee 3; French Play 2; Class Play 3; Vineyarder Staff 4; Senior Ball Committee 4; Chorus 4. “If you are willing, love will happen.” ROBIN MARTHA REBELLO Robin The yellow bug . . . summer guys ... a fabulous drummer . . . Daddy Kenny . . . Point Bonita . . . Skippie ' s parties . . . Peeps . . . Tarzan . . . Mom and Dad . . . little brothers . . . my freshman year . . . big brother Russell . . . oatmeal brain . . . burnt ducks . . . making up ... P. H. ... a certain Coast Guard guy ... 6199 .. . parking at the end of my street with someone . . . red Audies . . . dislikes being called Tubby . . . two-faced people . . . getting up early . . . summer girls . . . dumb Freshmen . . . greenhorns . . . State Forest and Boy Scouts . . . bikes built for two . . . wanting someone you can’t have . . . breaking up . . . L.D.-Boo-Boo . . . Faith ' s driving . . . being pushed into cars head first . . . getting caught . . . Basketball 1, 2; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Prom Committee 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3. If you can ' t be with the one you love, love the one you ' re with. 87 ANN TILTON RICHARDS Ann Our house and the ones who make it strive . . . Tashmoo and the land . . . Windy . . . incidents and good laughs at the farm . . . Deaf Smith’s peanut butter, but in replacement, Skippy will do . . . photography as an art . . . “Hercules” . . . the Melding pot in Boston . . . dislikes lack of time and limits . . . having to sleep when work is to be done . . . interruptions . . . nervousness . . •. moods Photography 1, 3, 4. Kindness gives birth to kindness. Skippy . . . ITSA . . . 10 10 71 . Stink and Squish ... all the gang Rose Anjou . . . beach parties . . parties at Skippy and Russell ' s . . . KATHLEEN MARY SANTOS “Kathy . . summer ' 71 and ' 72 . . . Prom night ' 72 . . . long talks with . . . Mom, Dad, and Stuart . . . bumper cars . . . Metro . . Chappy . . . VW . . . whole bunches . . . Depot gang . little brother Jeff . . . A, T, B, K . . . Hyannis with Linda and Carolyn . . . Cat Stevens and a certain weasel . . . Little Freddy . . . slumber parties . . . Mouse! . . . but why? . . . RUM . . . IGAPL . . . getting off the rock . . . dislikes the morning after . unhooked coil wires, right, Carolyn? . . . people passing out in the room — Clark! . . . I. R. . . . beer poured over my head — Mike! . . . burnt ducks . . . apathetic moods . . . Chinese fire drills . foggy nights at Lagoon . . . May, ' 70 and ' 72 . . . Larry’s fried socks . . . ENGLISH LEATHER . Mattakessett corner— Deb . . . L.D.-Boo-Boo . . . S. A. . . . breaking up . . . PROBLEMS 120! . Softball Manager 1; Basketball Manager 2; Prom Committee 3; Class Play 3, 4; Class Treasurer 3, Vineyarder Staff 4; Senior Ball Committee 4. It is a friendly heart that has plenty of friends.” DENNIS MICHAEL ROGERS Denny” 289 Mustang . . . Honda 160 . . . baseball . . . Y. C. . . . basketball . . . playing hockey up-island . . . trip to Belmont . . . midnight subway ride . . . Prom night ’72” . . . parties at S. M.’s and B M. ' s ... A P night crew ... ice bombs . . . beer . . . skin diving . . . fishing all night . . summer . . . Katama . . . skipping school . . . dislikes driving the group around . . . waiting . . being told what to do . . . being called Bip . . . Blue lights . . . cigarettes ... Terry ' s hockey stick . . “Keep it on the shelf. Den . . . two-faced people . . . spearchucker . . . Katama ' s flat tires . . Linco’s jokes . . . Baseball 1, 2, 4; Prom Committee 3. “Candy is dandy, but liquor is quicker. FAITH MARIE ROGERS “Faith Craig . . . Point Bonita . . . driving the yellow bug . . . P. H. . . . walking the beaches alone . . . my bench, huh, Ken? . . . Skippy ' s parties . . . the good old days, huh, Belinda? . . . Daddy Kenny . . . 6199 . . . Mom and Dad . . . Troubles and Brandy . . . the Krikorians . . . Discover Rhode Island . . . little brother . . . B. K. . . . Room 1 . . . green Nova . . . Koko . . . dislikes State Forest and boy Scouts . . . LD-Boo-Boo . . . bikes built for two . . . wanting someone I can ' t have . . . school fighting . . . two-faced people . . . long dark dirt roads . . . being the little sister . . . what a drag . . . big-mouthed people like C. J. and D. L. . . . getting sick . . . going down Skippy’s hill the hard way . . . getting Kathy a new windshield . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3; Softball 1; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4. “Women would rather be right than reasonable. 88 STEPHEN J. SCANLON Steve Dungarees . . . people . . . not worrying . . . sombreros . . . coffee and talking . . . rainy days . . . not dressing up . . . acting ... a certain family . . . being helpful . . . shooting pool . . . pin ball . . . fried clams . . . pizza . . . quiet . . . sleeping late . . . MVRHS . . . volleyball . . . laugh¬ ing . . . McSorley’s Bar Grill, N. Y. . . . February, 1972 . . . dislikes stone walls at 20 mph . . . worrying ... a party with no sombreros . . . car rings . . . fingernail polish . . . waiting . . . cold days . . . inconsiderate people . . . goodbyes . . . w riting letters . . . seeing an empty plate ... an empty jug . . . roots . . . Chorus 2, 3; Minnesingers 3; Cross Country 3; Class Play 3, 4. “I am tired of four walls and a ceiling; I have need of the grass.” JOHN F. SCHILLING John b3 Betsy . . . 11 11 72 . . . 11 9 72 . . . DT-I . . . Yamaha . . . South Beach . . . Minnesinger tours . . . J. F. . . . 250, 175, 1 25 . . . soccer . . . summer . . . mihermane . . . gold Malibu . . . NVS . . . riding . . . fire tower . . . the time I spent with her . . . dislikes 10 22 72 . . .11 1 8 72 . . . bike shops . . . gossip . . . the city ... 11:00 curfews . . . interrupt ions . . . Vice-President 1, 2; Regional Advisory Council 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 3, 4; Orchestra 1; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Minnesingers 2, 3, President 4; Track 1; Cross Country 2, 3; Soccer 4; Cape Cod Music Festival 2, 3, 4. A public man of light and leading. ROBERT NELSON SEQUEIRA “Squirrel” Cindy . . . Bro ' s . . . 442 . . . S. C. . . . Nari . . . M. W. Olds . . . J. . . . wrinkle nose . . . cruisin ' . . . Holland ' 69 . . . White Horse ... 20 grand . . . August 9, 1976 . . . dislikes S. G. . . . Ramblers . . . loud chicks . . . trouble . . . pigmy . . . put downs . . . never mind . . . maybe “Few love to hear the sins they love to act. TILTON LUMBER COMPANY DUKES COUNTY GARAGE CO., INC. ELMER SILVA “Fud Having a good time with people . . . talking to people . . . talking and listening to music with K. M. . . . riding on basketball bus in ' 72 . . . picking flowers, but not really . . . competition in sports . . . sometimes B. M. clowning around . . . Captain Pret’s parties . . . Pink Panther . . . going on trips away . . . green plants . . . the man . . . dislikes writing this . . . being told what to do . . . getting put down or burnt . . . getting caught . . . Blue lights . . . Lambert ' s Cove Beach in ' 70 . . . July 5, 1972 . . . B. M. ' s laziness . . . going to P-Town . . . People goofing on me . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4. One may understand like an angel and yet be a devil. Sponsored by BEN FRANKLIN STORE MACHINE MARINE, INC. Vineyard Haven 89 JOHN DAVID SMITH Smyth Leslie . . . beach riding . . . Uncle Al ' s . . . Len’s Corner . . . smokin ' . . . summer . . . Larry’s Tackle Shop . . . yachtin ' . . . LP . . . dislikes 65 Moz” . . . school . . . being told what to do . . . getting up in the morning still wiped out . , . dancing Jim ' s big feet . . . planned things that don’t work out . . . Teddy T. . . . Cross Country 1, 2; Track 1. To insure peach of mind, ignore the rules and regulations. RUSSELL SNOWDEN “Russell Fords . . . winning with Fords . . . parties . . . summers . . . alcoholic beverages . . . dislikes Chevys . . . losing races . . . getting up early . . . being mad . . . cops . . . Baseball 1, 2. He travels the fastest who travels alone. MARTHA A. SPRAGUE Martha Traveling . . . camping . . . sports . . . wildlife . . . outdoors . . . pets . . . bike rides . . . driving . . . watching the sunset on a beach . . . Gay Head Cliffs . . . people who are honest and kind . . . people who try to do the right thing . . . being off on my own . . . dislikes dishonesty . . . being lazy . . . rude people . . . false people . . . people who pose as your friends but really aren ' t . . . things said behind a person’s back ... school . . . reading a lot . . . Patience is the best remedy for every trouble. JOYCE D. STILES Tracy Traveling . . . music . . . talking to people . . . Minnesinger tour 1970 . . . making friends . . . dancing ... to have a good time . . . playing records ... to take long walks . . . dislikes being called Space Monkey . . . people who cut up other people behind their backs . . . people who think that they know it all . . . getting up at 6 a.m. . . . every morning . . . swearing . . . rainy days Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Minnesingers 1, 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 3; Office Helper 3. To err is human, to forgive is divine.” k EVERETT J. FRANCIS — Electrician DONAROMA AND PYE — Plumbing Heating Sponsored by 90 Edgartown GEORGE — HENRY MADEIROS IVY LODGE CARMEN ELYSE BERNADETT TANKARD “Carm JOEI .. Dani’s expressions . . . VW bus with no handle, right Susie! . . . Seaview . . . Tour . . . JUICE!! . . . ringing doorbells in France, right Harvey! . . . parties . . . fun people . . . “France” . . . “yours in Blackness! . . . dancing . . . going away . . . “doinga right Mary Jo” . . . dislikes being lonely . . . coming home . . . deceit . . . being called SKINNY! . . . being sick . . . good-byes Chorus 2, 3, 4; Minnesingers 3, 4; Cape Cod Festival 2, 3; Class Play 3. “Style is the dress of thoughts. v.. KEVIN A. SYLVIA “Kwevy Berg . . . Oct. 3, 1970 . . . August 16, 1971 . . . money . . . most people . . . dreaming . . . smokin ' . . . partyin’ . . . weekends . . . summers . . . being happy . . . being loved . . . doing what I want; no matter what . . . dislikes weasels . . . people who use others . . . certain people . . . being alone . . . school . . . question and answer time . . . having nothing to do . . . being goofed on . . . people who think they’re superior . . . Chorus 1; Prom Committee 3; Vineyarder Staff 4. “Love well who will, love wise who can, but love be loved. CAROL THATCHER “Carol All youth, forever dear, forever kind.” VICTORIA ELIZABETH THURBER Vickie” Johnny . . . togetherness . . . tomorrow . . . good times . . . Satan . . . outdoors . . . Misty . . . up-island . . . Julie . . . spring . . . horses . . . Sinbad and Zeno . . . April ' 71 and so on . . . food . . . October 7 . . . real people . . . walks in the woods . . . sunsets . . . the blazer . . . quietness . . . our fish tanks . . . friends . . . dislikes cruelty . . . loudness and ignorance, especially together . . . owing money . . . waiting . . . the algae eater . . . paying rent ... off islanders . . . doing the dishes . . . cigarettes . . . bills . . . Of all life’s blessings, none can compare with the love a man and a woman share. Sponsored by DEPOT CORNER STATION EDGARTOWN DAVID TOWNSEND “Dave ' 63 orange VW . . . golf ... off island . . . pay checks . . . summer . . . Mink Meadows . . . Sudbury . . . ' 70 Plymouth Duster . . . fast cars . . . Sundays . . . P.B. . . . music . . . highways . . . L.M. . . . pickup truck . . . Boston . . . dislikes Linko jokes . . . unloading trucks . . . picture . . . 1st year French . . . 2nd year algebra . . . 3rd year Spanish . . . winter . . . school lunches . . . ducks . . . weekdays . . . waiting . . . haircuts . . . “David, up front . . . being told what to do . . . IGA latrine . . . Cross Country 2; Baseball 2; Golf 3, 4. “We are interested in others when they are interested in us.” DAVID ELLIOT VANDERHOPP “Navaho Truckin’ with Zub . . . trips to Boston . . . hunting . . . fishing . . . B.T. . . . ZUB’S BARN . . . Flaben Sabenhowski . . . hitting a certain sign with Mark and Jeff . . . Richie’s Jeep . . . Hey Cor¬ vette” . . . Chong . . . orange VW . . . the old man’s car . . . basketball . . . K . . .120 mph . . . smoozies . . . dislikes changing tires in the rain . . . Nantucket . . . tourists . . . saying good-bye . . . running out of gas . . . highway patrol . . . snobs . . . people who don’t use their manners . . . getting blown away . . . getting picture taken . . . rowdy freshmen . . . people who can ' t get out of their own way . . . fixing mufflers . . . Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4. “Love while you ' ve got love to give, live while you ' ve got life to live. DIANE WELCH “Diane “Great persons are able to do great kindnesses. DAVID A. WEND “Tay Airport blinkers . . . parties in Chilmark . . . New Hampshire . . . White Mountains . . . night driving with the top off . . . L.P. . . . smokin’ . . . beach riding . . . July 5, 1971 . . . hunting . . . power failures . . . dislikes Barne ' s Road . . . valves . . . being cold with no snow . . . rained out beach parties . . . Dyke Bridge fanatics . . . “Temptation hath a music for all ears.” Sponsored by LARRY’S TACKLE SHOP ELLA MAYHEW CULLEN — REAL ESTATE EDGARTOWN AL DOYLE — PAINTER BONNAR ATWOOD — FURNITURE MARTA KAY WHITE “Marta T. W. M. . . . getting high . . . rain . . . pine-sol . . . familia . . . Stylistics . . . the ocean . . . memories . . . black . . . traveling . . . limes . . . understanding . . . dislikes work . . . arguments . . . being hassled . . . loud plastic people . . . goodbyes . . . sadness . . . being hurt . . . getting caught . . . waiting . . . “The brain is wider than the sky.” VERNON ALLEN WEST “Vernon” Sheila . . . Uncle John’s . . . “’65 GTO ' s” . . . Old Grandad . . . weekend of the fair “’72” . . . hunting . . . July 26th . . . fishing . . . midnight boat rides . . . beer and pizza . . . The Hornet . . . “’59 Ford . . . dislikes Joe’s small couch . . . telephone poles . . . big Oak Trees . . . the 13th . . . Blue light . . . waiting . . . “What ' s the use of worrying?” WILLIAM ALFRED WHITE “Chocolate Sweets” “Rose . . . sleeping late . . . Scag . . . L. B. . . . E. J. . . . The Cellar . . . messing with people’s minds . . . teasing people . . . pestering people . . . the Berry . . . The Appolo . . . N. Y. . . . Wilmington, Del. . . . fronting . . . dislikes snobs . . . people with bad breath . . . nosey people . . . stupid questions . . . liars . . . big mouths . . . going to the store . . . Y. C. . . . hitchhiking . . . show-offs . . . bleach” . . . pests . . . people who bug me . . . borrowers ... “He makes a solitude and calls it peace. RICHARD L. WILLIAMS Ricky” Chevelle 283 . . . Marty ' s shack . . . Edgartown . . . Ocean Heights . . . Light House . . . Vodka . . . Chevey’s . . . E. B. . . . Katama . . . dislikes Fords . . . freaks . . . Youth Center . . . Blue lights . . . Elaine’s mother . . . P. D. . . . R. B. . . . tickets . . . speed limits . . . We desire nothing so much as what we ought not to have. Sponsored by VINEYARD WINE SHOP Oak Bluffs 93 URSULA LOUISE WILLOUGHBY “Ursie My ginger jar . . . Thursday nights . . . writing . . . My Indian guide . . . spirits . . . Three American Playwrights . . . West . . . Asthma . . . Primal therapy ... my sister . . . J. Didion . . . birthday poems ... a rose . . . dressing up . . . cities . . . MacKenty’s roads . . . my room . . . snickers . . . 16th mod . . . dislikes diets . . . writing relatives . . . neglecting Dad . . . wandering eyes . . . scallops . . . missing the bus . . . freezing . . . close calls . . . spies . . . fleas . . . Chorus 1; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3. “Hide not your talents, they for use were made. ■ I mmem Sponsored by WELLS OIL SERVICE, INC. EDGARTOWN PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Bangs The Chase Family Dr. and Mrs. LeRoy Erickson Dr. and Mrs. George H. Feil Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Frieh Dr. and Mrs. Bernard S. Issokson Mr. and Mrs. James Oesting Mr. and Mrs. George H. Kauffman PHOTO CREDITS Morgan Clark, Jr. Orland Donald Harvey Garneau Sarah Mayhew Mrs. Shirley Mayhew SENIOR PORTRAITS BY Howell ' s Studio Mr. and Mrs. George W. Manter Mr. and Mrs. John W. Mayhew Mr. and Mrs. James D. Morgan Mrs. Katherine Norton Dr. and Mrs. David Rappaport Mr. James S. Rego, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Surprenant Mr. Rich H. Worth ENDSHEET PHOTO COMPLIMENTS OF Mr. DeWolf C. Thompson 95 “Would you tell me, please, which way I ought to go from here?’’ asked Alice. “That depends a good deal on where you want to get to,” said the Cheshire Cat. “I don’t much care where;” said Alice, “so long as I get somewhere. “Then it really doesn’t matter which way you go,” replied the Cat. LEWIS CARROLL 050 Th g V i n s y cipd ©j -- ' ; 1973 . fQ- - masm |ppf;