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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1974 volume:

1974 VINEYARDER VOLUME XV ’S VINEYARD HIGH SCHOOL ' t i ' ■ ' % Martha’s Vineyard Reg. H.S. LIBRARY 100 Edgartown Road P.O. Box 1385 Oak Bluffs, MA 02557 CONTENT % FACULTY SUPERINTENDENT DR. JONATHAN M. DAUBE ASSISTANT TO THE SUPERINTENDENT REX B. JARRELL, JR. PRINCIPAL CHARLES A. DAVIS ASSISTANT PRINCPAL FRANCIS S. PACHICO 6 SCHOOL COMMITTEE SEATED: (1. to r.) Mrs. Audrey Burt; Mrs. Helen Scott; Mr. John Christopher; Student Representatives Timothy Mathiesen and Laurie Bryant; Mr. Freeman Leonard; Mrs. Elizabeth Bryant; Mrs. Maurita Prada; Student Representative Gary DeFeo; STANDING: Mr. Robert Rohr, Chairman; ABSENT: Mr. Herbert Mercier; Mrs. Rachel Malonson; Student Representatives Wendy VanWaldron and Pamela Hoxsie. GUIDANCE COUNSELORS MISS KATHLEEN DWYER Sponsored by HAYNES PLUMBING AND GIFT SHOP BEN FRANKLIN STORE ISLAND PIZZA JOHN’S FISH MARKET 7 Vineyard Haven B SCHOOL NURSES MISS PATRICIA A. BROWN OFFICE PERSONNEL TOP: (1. to r.) Mrs. Richard Colter, administrative assistant; Mrs. Edward Thomas, secretary; Mrs. Roger Surprenant, secre¬ tary to the superintendent; Mrs. Jane Gallagher, guidance secretary; BOTTOM: Mrs. Margaret E. Serpa, secretary; Mrs. Arthur Letourneau, office clerk; Mrs. Sara C. Burgess, secretary. 8 Sponsored by VINEYARD GAZETTE Edgartown MRS. ROSE B. ANTHONY Core English You’ll never guess what I’ve been doing!” MISS DONNA BODLEY Health Occupations Who will be our patient, today?” MISS ANN BOREN Home Economics No, that’s all right. You can try it first.” MISS MARIAN E. CLARK Social Studies Where’s my koala bear, and Hawaiian cookbook?” MRS. LIZA COOGAN Special Needs Aide I just love having my picture taken.” VINEYARD DRY GOODS MRS. LENA R. COSTA Business Education Page 78 for the 37th time!” Sponsored by Vineyard Haven YANKEE BAZAAR wmeammBm. DR. HERBERT E. CUSTER, JR. Core Coordinator Career Ed. Which work week is it?” MR. ROBERT J. DARIA English Who says I’m little?” MRS. ANNE S. DEBETTENCOURT Special Needs Do you need anything special?” MR. DAVID DONALD Core Mathematics Want to erase the board?” MR. GERARD T. GEROLAMO Social Studies It doesn’t matter to me that you’re not a football player!” MISS GEORGIANNE GIFFEN Reading Aide • Now, cut that out!” Sponsored by JIM’S PACKAGE STORE AMARAL BROTHERS, INC. Oak Bluffs GALLERY CAMERA BEN DAVID MOTORS, INC. MR. JOSEPH GRILLO Core Social Studies Our President @! %? .” MR. LEROY F. HAZELTON English I have to keep my stomach. No one would recognize me!” MR. WILLIAM D. HERR, III English There’s nothing better than a nice cold beer.” MR. EDWARD W. HEWETT Art Put a little more color into it.” MISS MARION B. HIGGINS Science Francis, where’s my pencil?” MR. TYRUS C. HOUSTON JR. Social Studies I knew I should have gone with the A Sponsored by THE FLIGORS DAIRY QUEEN Edgartown VOSE INSURANCE AGENCY VILLAGE FAIR AND HOME FAIR MISS BARBARA A. LASSEN Business Education Well, last year’s class ...” MR. ROGER LEMENAGER French Bonjour mes amis.” MRS. WILMA JEAN LEONARD Business Education MRS. ANNE LESNIKOWSKI Librarian Don’t take my picture till I get my hair done!” Are you going to stay — if not, then leave?” MR. JOHN W. MAYHEW Mathematics This is probably wrong, but. . . Sponsored by G. B. CLOTHING 12 TONY’S MARKET Oak Bluffs BLUFFS LAUNDRY CENTER METELL’S 5 10 MR. DANIEL G. McCARTHY Mathematics ' I know I’m right; then the book must be wrong.” MRS. JESSIE 0. McCHESNEY Reading Reading is the advancement of the mind.” MRS. CAROL MOON Teacher Intern Business Ed. MR. JOHN D. MORELLI English I only shine at night.” FII bet you’re wondering why I asked you here today.” MR. ROBERT M. NUTE Music Oh, my achin’ head!” MR. DUNCAN ROSS English Think you can memorize it in a week?” Sponsored by EMMETT CARROLL — Builder TEA LANE ASSOCIATES Chilmark 13 MR. JAY E. SCHOFIELD Physical Education You gotta love it!” MISS ALISON G. SMITH Physical Education No, I’m not going in; and you better not have shaving cream!” MR. A. DOUGLAS STEWART Science MISS COLLEEN TWOHY Special Needs Your manners are showing!” This is the first time that I have left the teachers’ room all day.” MR. EDWARD L. THOMAS Social Studies I know we’ve gone over this before. Let’s do it again anyway.” MR. WILLIAM K. WANAMAKER Vocational Agriculture Let’s keep growing!” NELSON J. DeBETTENCOURT SONS, INC. 14 WILLIAM STANLEY BROWN INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Sponsored by DUKES TRAVEL SERVICE, INC. RELIABLE SELF-SERVICE MARKET, INC. Oak Bluffs NEW ARRIVAL MISS RENEE SURPRENANT Speech Therapist Sexy, ain’t I?” What do you mean this is an improvement!” Sponsored by DA ROSA’S-MARTHA’S VINEYARD PRINTING Oak Bluffs 15 MAINTENANCE Mr. Rufus M. Peterson Mr. Richard A. Bettencourt Mr. Albert S. Johnson Mr. Reuben G. Silvia, Jr. KITCHEN STAFF Mrs. Emily N. Magnuson Mrs. Rita Freitas Mrs. Cleary Miss Ge orgia Beilharz Mrs. Mary Drouitt Mrs. Esther K. Waller Mrs. Hilda R. Mongillo BUS DRIVERS Miss Marion Cardoza Mr. Jerry Maciel Mr. Richard Mavro Mrs. Susan Fetzer Mr. Otis Rogers Mr. Winthrop Tripp Mr. William Brown Mr. Donald Malonson DEPOT CORNER SERVICE STATION Sponsored by 16 Edgartown GRANT BROTHERS, INC. SEATED; E. Feil, T. Mathiesen, President; C. Kheary, C. Ewing; STANDING: K. Davey, D. Bagnall, S. Handy, R. DeBettencourt, D. White, C. Grant, L. Jeffers. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council sold Vineyarder pennants at the football games, this year. The Council has tried to communicate with the student body more. Usually a council deals with the causes in the school and its problems; thus, we have tried to follow the motto, The Student Council — The Council representing the students.” We work for the student body and try to get recognition for them. This is what the stu¬ dents deserve. Thanks go to the members of the Council and to the members of the student body. Timothy Mathiesen Student Council President 18 VINEYARDER STAFF FIRST ROW: E. Feil, D. Gaines, Asst. Editor; M. Scott, Editor; D. Driscoll, Business Manager; A. Dewit; SECOND ROW: M. Cottle, I. Davis, P. Clark, R. Silvia, K. Santos, S. Bowes, D. Kenney, Miss Barbara Lassen, Advisor. DRIVER’S EDUCATION MINNESINGERS FRIST ROW: D. Keeler, M. Conole, B. Ryder, D. Figueiredo, M. Wetzig, B. O’Gorman, S. Grey, B. Erickson, B. Malonson, J. Crosby; SECOND ROW: Mr. Robert Nute, Director; M. Mosher, J. Mello, D. Dorsey, K. Medeiros, S. Davey; THIRD ROW: N. Lyons, M. Oliver, I. Davis, M. Scott, S. Ryder, W. Smith, P. Dowley, G. Schilling, B. Costa, M. McCarthy; FOURTH ROW: P. Silva, P. Clark, A. Fischer, N. Siktberg, G. Fisher, D. Siktbei , A. Drouin, R. Silvia, E. Rice. The Minnesingers are practicing very hard to repeat their successes at the Southeast Dis¬ trict Music Festival. Their director, Mr. Robert Nute, sees the group as having great potential. Everyone is looking forward to tour once again. Michael Scott Editor 20 STAGE BAND FIRST ROW: M. Mosher, S. West, D. Siktberg, J. Baer, I. Davis, M. Scott, B. Erickson; SECOND ROW: B. Luce, G. Defeo, J. Baer, A. Drouin, S. Ryder; THIRD ROW: Mr. Robert Nute, Director; N. Siktbei , N. Stiller, R. Silvia, S. Davey, N. Lyons, C. Lyons. BAND FIRST ROW: M. Mosher, B. Erickson, M. Conole, K. Gallager, E. Ryder, B. Malonson, R. Hewitt, S. Gray; SECOND ROW: M. Scott, D. White, P. Leighton, R. Sylvia, C. Melell, R. Silvia, N. Lyons, R. Gallop, J. Metell, K. Medeiros, S. Sanger, C. Grant, S. Carroll; THIRD ROW: E. Flanders, C. Flanders, M. Cottle, B. Kinnecom, J. Silva, B. Costa, J. Baer, S. Ryder, A. Drouin; FOURTH ROW: J. Clark, P. Peckham, S. West, S. Davey, M. Yapp, N. Stiller, K. Davey, B. Smith, B. Dowley, J. Alwardt, M. Poole, N. Siktberg, C. Lyons, Mr. Robert Nute, Director; W. Gonzales, G. Defeo, D. Bermudes, 1. Davis, J. Baer. 21 CHORUS FIRST ROW: (1. to r.) E. Flanders, D. Ralston, E. Burnham, M. Fragosa, A. Teller, S. Sanger, S. Johnson, K. Norton, A. Hoffman, C. Vandal; SECOND ROW: E. Morels, D. Welch, T. Andrade, D. Keeler, M. Conole, E. Ryder, M. Wetzig, B. O’Gorman, S. Grey, B. Erickson, B. Malonson, S. Bowes, M. Dolby; THIRD ROW: J. Corwin, I. Davis, D. Figueiredo, M. Mosher, J. Mello, D. Dorsey, K. Medeiros, S. Davey, J. Crosby, R. Trebby, M. Fisher; FOURTH ROW: R. Silva, L. Robinson, M. Cottle, N. Lyons, M. Oliver, M. Scott, S. Ryder, W. Smith, P. Dowley, G. Schilling, B. Costa, M. McCarthy, C. King, C. Drouin, K. Gallaghar; FIFTH ROW: A. Feil, P. Silva, P. Clark, B. Dowley, D. Chase, C. Nunley, A. Fischer, N. Siktberg, G. Fisher, D. Siktberg, A. Drouin, R. Silvia, N. Rice, P. Leonard, Mr. Robert Nute — Director. ABSENT: D. Andrade, D. Driscoll, E. Fortes, S. Higham, D. Honey, D. King, M. Minor, M. Oliveira, M. Ortiz, K. Santos, J. Shannon, L. Tankard, V. VanWaldron, B. Welch. Sponsored by 22 HARBOR VIEW HOTEL THE KELLY HOUSE EDGARTOWN THE AQUINNAH SHOP — GAY HEAD HOPE FLANDERS AND DAVID FLANDERS UP-ISLAND REAL ESTATE — CHILMARK FIRST ROW (1. to r.): B. Erickson, L. Drouin, J. Fragosa, T. Andrade, D. Dorsey, L. Francis, J. Allen, N. BenDavid, E. Feil; SECOND ROW: L. Bryant, C. Jackson, C. Bernard, J. Ferreira, L. Dana, E. Frieh, P. Correllus, K. Anderson, M. Bryant; THIRD ROW: P. Bassett, T. Brown, M. Correira, G. Fisher, J. Edwards, K. Emin, P. Cronig, C. Ewing, D. Chase; ABSEINT: H. Alwardt, R. Anderson, C. Andrews, E. Belain, M. Ben David, S. Bracy, R. Brown, P. Corio, J. Coutinho, B. Fenner, V. Ferro. FIRST ROW (1. to r.): C. Moreis, D. Keeler, K. Johnson, L. Jardin, C. LaBell, B. Handy, M. McCarthy, J. Letourneau, S. Murphy; SECOND ROW: S. Mercer, S. McCarthy, K. Moreis, F. Leonardo, J. Moreis, W. Gunther, S. Larsen, E. Dimmitt; THIRD ROW: D. Gaines, J. Manter, M. Hayward, D. Kaeka, T. Mathiesen, R. Leonard, R. Mello, P. Kearns, G. Goulart; ABSENT: D. Giles, R. Goethals, P. Hoxsie, D. Johnson, D. Kurth, D. Look, G. Look, B. Maciel, M. Maciel, K. Medeiros, K. Manning, P. Mercier, C. Merrill, A. Moreis. FIRST ROW (1. to r.): S. Renear, P. Peckham, S. West, G. Schilling, L. Tesch, M. Torres, J. Oliver, J. Waters, D. Welch; SECOND ROW: P. Silva, D. Surprenant, W. Rossi, W. Smith, M. Nickowal, J. Tripp, M. Nichols, R. Sylvia, M. Prada; THIRD ROW: F. Williams, J. Ptomey, F. Scott, J. Sylvia, N. Siktberg, G. Santos, G. Pachico, M. Rossi; ABSENT: D. Pothier, J. Rines, J. Rines, T. Serusa, S. Smith, R. Sylvia, D. Tucker, W. Wannamaker, E. Wong. CLASS OF 1975 This year has been a very prosperous one for the class of 1975. The November horse show was very successful as was the Junior Class Play in December. It brought our total earnings to over$l,4(X). In the future we plan more money-making activities that involve the class as a whole. We will work together as always. Prudy Peckham Historian f ifim ■ lit ’-- i i n 1 J ! ; ! i ! 1 1 FIRST ROW (1. to r.): A. Cottle, T. Cushman, D. Figueiredo, C. Drouin, D. Anderson, J. Colby, V. Costa, P. Dowley, J. Crosby, B. Deitz; SECOND ROW: D. Benefit, B. Coffin, D. Brouillette, A. Davey, L. Edey, P. Frieh, C. Flanders, M. Conole, M. Alwardt, J. Baer, D. Bermudes, B. Blair; THIRD ROW: G. Blaine, D. Alley, W. Driscoll, P. Frieh, D. Bagnall, R. Coutinho, G. Dickson, E. Bergeron, T. Ferry, D. Combra, G. Clements; ABSENT: D. Andrews, D. Benefit, J. Cecilio, C. Cook, M. Defeo, E. Dimmitt, M. Figueiredo. FIRST ROW (1. to r.): D. Gelzer, R. Linton, J. Mello, T. King, P. Mercer, C. Metell, P. Leighton, C. King, N. Lyons, K. Gallagher; SECOND ROW: C. Kenney, 1. Jardin, J. Medeiros, P. Mello, L. Gassert, D. Hancock, K. Manter, G. Jeffers, M. Gonsalves, A. Moreis, J. Look; THIRD ROW: R. Moreis, C. Maciel, D. McCullough, W. Klingensmith, P. Muckerheide, N. Guyther, J. Healy, P. Metell, S. Handy, T. Mayhew, S. Lemenager; ABSENT: A. Gaspar, C. Gostenhofer, P. Kelly, P. Kerns, B. Luce, J. MacKay, B. McIntosh, P. Mello, S. Morris. W . 4 ' fev, ' FIRST ROW (1. to r.): D. Phillips, W. Scott, B. Tilton, R. Trebby, B. Welch, K. Norton, R. Refers, D. Rolston, S. Tankard, D. White: SECOND ROW: S. Higham, M. Williams, L. Pachico, D. Vandal, P. Strople, C. Robinson, W. VanWaldron, A. Rebello, T. Scott, S. Ryder, M. Richardson; THIRD ROW: C. West, L. Vanderhoop, R. Silva, E. Putnam, M. Vanderhoop, M. Yapp, M. Robinson, B. Viera, K. Stiles, D. Searle, G. Searle, S. Willoughby; ABSENT: M. O’Neil, T. Orr, M. Ortiz, E. Prada, R. Ross, T. Schultz, F. Sequeira, J. Shannon, L. Tucker. CLASS OF 1976 The class of 1976 started this year with a successful and well-organized spaghetti dinner. We also had a food sale and sold chances on a food basket. We are planning more money-raising activities for Spring, and there’s no doubt that a little more enthusiasm and class unity would be beneficial to the class budget. Diane Figueiredo Historian Sponsored by HERBERT HANCOCK, Contractor Chilmark HRST ROW: (1. to r.) G. Emin, R. Gallop, L. Bei eron, N. Cimeno, E. Allen, J. Drake, L. Frank, D. Andrade, C. Christopher; SECOND ROW: A. Feil, C. Grant, J. !llark, M. Fisher, M. Elliot, B. Baird, E. Flanders, J. Alwardt, J. Corwin, S. Carroll; THIRD ROW: M. Fragosa, M. Dolby, E. Burnham, J. Dunham, S. Grey, M. Elliot, P. DeBettencourt, J. Andrade, W. Grunden. nRST ROW: (1. to r.) H. Kaeka, D. Larsen, K. Hopp, S. Kerns, M. Habekost, J. Morris, W. Moreis, M. Larsen, B. Malonson; SECOND ROW: S. Johnson, R. King, P. Mercier, J. Metell, P. Moore, L. Jeffers, B. Jackson, B. Kinnecom, R. McCarron, M. Moreis; THIRD ROW: J. King, J. Maseda, C. Merrill, R. Johnson, C. Maida, B. Hall, R. Hewett, J. Chapman, J. Kelly. FIRST ROW (1. to r.): P. Pachico, E. Ryder, T. Richardson, C. Vandal, R. VanBrakle, T. Nunes, L. Smith, R. Silva, L. Robinson, K. Williams; SECOND ROW: F. Williams, B. O’Gorman, M. Wetzig, D. Willoughby, K. Searle, A. Teller, R. Ward, M. Oliver, B. Whitehead, E. Pelow, M. Poole; THIRD ROW: C. Nunley, G. Pachico, D. Rogers, G. Tankard, G. Ronhuck, J. Silva, T. Sylvia, D. Rogers, M. Novick, C. Pachico, S. Nichols; ABSENT: P. O’Neil, E. Panek, T. Payne, K. Peters, P. Rossi, D. Schwab, P. Searle, D. Siktberg, D. Silva, B. Stone, C. West. BEA’S FABRIC SHOP GREENE’S, INC., FLORIST Mary Fragosa Secretary Spnsored by BEVERLY W. KING, REAL ESTATE RED CAT BOOKS West Tisbury CLASS OF 1977 The Freshman Class this year has been getting together fund-raising activities. We sponsored a movie, Bad Company, and it was extremely successful. We feel that we will be one of the best classes in the history of the school. UNDERCLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS Mr. Milton Weissberg, Advisor Prudy Peckham, Historian Barbara Handy, Treasurer Gary Pachico, President Gretchen Schilling, Vice President Joann Fragosa, Secretary Mr. Roger Lemenager, Advisor SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS Mr. Daniel McCarthy, Advisor Chris Flanders, Secretary Pam Dowley, President Diane Figueiredo, Historian Corey Metell, Treasurer Regina Trebby, Vice President Mr. Tyrus Houston, Advisor FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS Mr. Gerard Gerolamo, Advisor Robert Hewett, Vice President Mary Fragosa, Secretary Mary Oliver, President Benjamin Hall, Treasurer Mr. Leroy Hazelton, Advisor 30 MR. AND MS. SOPHOMORE CLASS DEBRA WHITE MATTHEW VANDERHOOP MR. AND MS. JUNIOR CLASS PRUDENCE PACKHAM PETER CRONIG MR. AND MS. FRESHMAN CLASS CYNTHIA GRANT JAMES KELLY 31 32 FOOTBALL VARSITY SITTING (1. to r.): Co-captains J. Clements, and M. Davis; KNEELING: W. Gonsalves, J. Magnuson, J. Fragosa, M. Landers, R. Trebby, A. Moreis, R. Brown; STANDING: J. Rines, P. Bagnall, G. Dickson, J. Baer, J. Baer, T. Welch, W. Luce, D. Searle, E. Rice, V. Ferro, P. Mor- eis. I KNEELING (1. to r.): E. Bergeron, M. Ferry, D. Schwab, T. Ferry, P. Frieh, D. Bermudes, Andrade, J. Chapman; STANDING: E. Putnam, K. Davey, T. Sylvia, K. Stiles, Coach Robert Daria. JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER Am lllPv 1 H W m HHk JMBIfl KNEELING: D. Vandal, C. Ewing, D. Silva, S. Grey, S. Handy, M. Scott, B. Dowley, T. Mathiesen, A. Davey; STANDING; Coach Jay Schofield, P. Leonard, J. Rogers, D. Kaoka, D. McCullough, T. Mayhew, M. Hayward, P. Strople, R. Silvia, G. Santos, G. Pachico, W. Rohr, J. Goethals, D. Honey, J. ' Clark (mgr.), N. Lyons (mgr.). Sponsored by CHILMARK VOLUNTEER FIREMEN’S ASSOCIATION Chilmark 36 FIELD HOCKEY FIRST ROW (1. to r.): W. VanWaldron, B. Kinnecom, P. Leighton, I. Davis, M. McCarthy, D. Surprenant; SECOND ROW: C. Grant, manager; L. Pachico, A. Teller, H. Kaeka, P. Correlus, A. Smith, coach; K. Anderson, J. Diamond, P. Clark, R. Ward, L. Drouin, D. Driscoll, manager. CROSS-COUNTRY HOW LONG HABtftSTS or ' ■ ff H an; W ' EE - ' : ' w M V- M BJFR rbik aW .... Iflf K 4 li f nHB 191 -J mSum- : 1 . FIRST ROW (1. to r.): C. Maciel, R. Hewett, R. Cecilio, J. Moreis, J. Cimeno, R. Moreis. 37 KNEELING (1. to r.): J. Fragosa, C. Kheary, S. Christopher, Captain; R. DeBettencourt, P. Silva; STANDING: C. Moreis, L. Tankard; ABSENT: V. Alleyne. CHEERLEADERS The cheerleader squad is much improved this year under the able direction of their new advi¬ sor, Bobbie Whiting. This is the second year that the cheerleaders have been combined, and they now cheer for both football and basketball’s var¬ sity and junior varsity squads. It has been fun. Vanessa Alleynes Captain STANDING (1. to r.): J. Fragosa, C. Moreis, L. Tankard, V. Alleyne, Captain; S. Christopher, Captain; P. Silva, R. DeBettencourt, C. Kheary. 38 H H CO GIRLS’ BASKETBALL KNEELING (1. to r.): Co-captains I. Davis, and M. McCarthy; STANDING: D. Driscoll, Manager; P. Leighton, D. Surprenant, J. Allen, L. Tucker, K. Anderson, K. Manter, P. Correllus, S. Davey, L. Drouin, S. Tankard, M. Scott, Statistician; ABSENT: Coach Robert Nute, R. Silvia, Statistician. The girls have had an extremely successful season up to this point in time. The varsity team is undefeated and is apparently headed for tournament play once again. The junior varsity is also experi¬ encing much success, and they should finish very strong in league play. Congratulations to both teams, and best of luck in tournament play. KNEELING (1 to r ) W Moreis, Co-captain; B. Kinnecom, Co-captain; B. Malonson; STANDING: Coach Alison Smith, N. Cimeno, C. Drouin A. Teller, Co-captain; R. Ward, H. Kaeka, C. Grant, T. Cushman, E. Feil, Manager. KJ hh c 3 FIRST ROW (1. to r.): J. Cecilio, Manager, M. Robinson, M. Vanderhoop, co-captain, C. Robinson, co-captain, R. Moreis, Coach R. Lemenager; SECOND ROW: D. Combra, S. Lemenager, P. Kearns, B. Hall, J. Kelley; THIRD ROW: R. Andrade, C. Maciel, M. Mor¬ eis, D. Rogers. NUMBER ONE KNEELING: J. Moreis, B. Maciel, R. Heywood, Coach Jay Schofield; A. Moreis, J. Rogers, W. Rossi; STANDING: P. Leonard, Manager; P. Moreis, co-captain; R.Eerreira,R. Cecilio, M. Mazza,E. Rice, R. Brown, co-captain; J. Clements, S. Baird, Manager. i ' ! Ml 4 40 41 ■ TRACK AND FIELD FRONT ROW (1. to r.): J. Baer, M. Davis, W. Luce, M. Landers, E. Rice; MIDDLE ROW: T. Welch, P. Cronig, R. Leonard, D. Bermudes, D. Kaeka, V. Ferro, J. Baer; BACK ROW: 1. Davis, M. McCarthy, K. Anderson, E. Frieh, M. Vanderhoop, Coach Joseph McCarron. TENNIS FRONT ROW (1. to r.): M. Yapp, E. Feil, D. Keeler, M. Scott, M. McCarthy, J. Rogers; BACK ROW: D. Gaines, N. Stiller, W. Scott, J. Letoumeau, P. Clark, R. Trebby, K. Gallagher; ABSENT: John Rogers, Coach. 42 l; I I I SPORTS EDITORIAL Our school places a lot of emphasis on the athletic competition that its students engage in. We are immensely successful, as a school, in all of our athletic endeavors. Being a small school has instilled in our athletes a fierce sense of pride in their teams, and this pride has enabled us to win many things that we were not thought capable of winning. We have also taken on teams from much bigger schools than our own and have always, at least, held our own, and many times, we have come out on the winning end. This is not to say that sports in our school only influence our own teams. The school population sup¬ ports its teams wholeheartedly, and this in turn inspires school spirit. Our teams also have tremendous impact on our communities, and this reflects back on the school in a beneficial way. I am not going to take time in this space to talk about the athletic achievements that our school has made over our four years, but suffice it to say they are numerous and honorable. Therefore, the class of 1974 would like to leave their fervent hope that Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School’s heritage of sporting excellence will continue for many years, and that they will always receive the support and adu¬ lation of the island population. Michael Scott Yearbook Editor, Class of 74” Sponsored by JOHN FORTES PLUMBING AND HEATING Vineyard Haven 43 GIRLS ' BASKETBALL — VARSITY MV. DENNIS YARMOUTH .62 24 M.V. BARNSTABLE .62 36 M.V. DUXBURY .90 29 M.V. SANDWICH.44 27 MV. PROVINCETOWN.37 20 M.V. NAUSET.54 33 M.V. NANTUCKET.71 24 M.V. HARWICH.50 29 M.V. CHATHAM.47 8 M.V. SANDWICH.52 27 M.V. FALMOUTH.55 26 MV. PROVINCETOWN.44 27 M.V. NAUSET.44 31 M.V. NANTUCKET.75 18 M.V. HARWICH.58 30 M.V. CHATHAM.46 15 M.V. BOURNE.37 26 M.V. BOURNE.55 39 M.V. WELLESLEY.45 37 JUNIOR VARSITY MV. DENNIS-YARMOUTH .12 35 M.V. BARNSTABLE .34 21 M.V. DUXBURY .30 11 M.V. SANDWICH.23 30 M.V. NAUSET.18 5 M.V. NANTUCKET.19 10 M.V. HARWICH.18 19 M.V. CHATHAM.22 6 M.V. SANDWICH.22 15 M.V. FALMOUTH.33 24 M.V. NAUSET. 21 7 M.V. HARWICH.22 20 M.V. CHATHAM.46 3 M.V. FOOTBALL WEST BRIDGEWATER . ...38 12 M.V. PROVINCETO’S ' N.. ....34 0 M.V. SOUTHEAST VOCATIONAL .., . ...38 B M.V. APPONOQUET . ....12 20 M.V. NANTUCKET . ... .33 6 M.V. MANCHESTER. .... 14 0 M.V. DAVID PROUTY. ....28 8 M.V. BLUE HILLS. ....52 6 M.V. DUXBURY . .0 20 M.V. BOYS’ BASKETBALL — VARSITY DENNIS-YARMOUTH . .42 36 M.V. BARNSTABLE . .51 51 M.V. DUXBURY . .78 47 M.V. FALMOUTH . .64 56 M.V. UPPER CAPE. .72 37 M.V. SANDWICH. .86 66 M.V. PROVINCETOWN. .82 69 M.V. NAUSET. .79 59 M.V. NANTUCKET.. .66 ' 44 M.V. HARWICH. .70 43 M.V. CHATHAM . .66 51 M.V. UPPER CAPE. .92 49 M.V. PROVINCETOWN. .83 61 M.V. NAUSET. .66 60 M.V. NANTUCKET . .56 40 M.V. HARWICH. .80 66 M.V. CHATHAM . .56 44 M.V. NORTON. .75 59 M.V. NAUSET. .81 79 M.V. MIDDLEBORO. .73 68 M.V. JUNIOR VARSITY DENNIS-YARMOUTH . .76 60 M.V. BARNSTABLE . .54 62 M.V. FALMOUTH . .69 52 M.V. DUXBURY . .79 47 M.V. UPPER CAPE. .79 14 M.V. SANDWICH. .62 42 M.V. NAUSET. . .57 70 M.V. NANTUCKET . . .78 37 M.V. HARWICH. . .71 45 M.V. CHATHAM . , .60 30 M.V. UPPER CAPE. . .64 33 M.V. SANDWICH. . .66 44 M.V. NAUSET. . .71 61 M.V. HARWICH. . .61 37 M.V. CHATHAM . . .80 42 Sponsored by SYLVIA FUNERAL HOME Vineyard Haven A Friend HISTORY OF THE A bridge over troubled water ... it seemed as though our class was in that predicament since the beginning of our high school days. We came to this high school in 1970, soon finding out the goals expected of us for the coming four years. As it turned out they became difficult ones, at least for our disorganized class. Coming here in our freshman year, we found that our advisors would be Mrs. Costa and Mr. Stewart for our remaining years. We also elected our class officers. Gary Defeo became president and Nancy Thomas became vice presi¬ dent. Heidi Scott and Colleen Kheary were our other officers. That year, we held one food sale that was not very successful. All in all, it was a typical freshman year. Returning the next fall we were now sophomores and had new class offi¬ cers. Nancy Thomas was president and Gary Defeo was vice president. Our other class officers were Vanessa Alleyne, Colleen Kheary and Iris Davis. That year for fund-raising projects, we sold candy and bumper stickers, but this was an unsuccessful venture and we ended up being $2.00 in debt. 46 R I CLASS OF 1974 Third time around we were now juniors and we again had new class officers. Pamela Clark was president with Iris Davis as vice president. Our other officers were Heidi Scott, Vanessa Alleyne and Joanne Dia¬ mond. Realizing that this was to be the year to hold our Junior Prom, we were finally able to raise the money necessary to have it. This was accomplished by the hard work of our president, and a few other stu¬ dents who sold Christmas wreaths, Vineyarder buttons, and chances on guessing the number of dribbles that would be taken in a basketball game. Through our hard work the prom turned out to be a success. Michael Scott was the prom chairman with assistant chairmen being Donna Driscoll and Iris Davis. The theme of our prom was Magic of Spring” with the theme song being Colour My World.” Faith Oliver I was crowned Queen with Larry Look as her escort. Despite all our set¬ backs, that year was our most successful of all. 47 Our senior year arrived at last. This year we again had new class officers. Iris Davis was president with Donna Driscoll as vice president. Our other officers were Elaine Fortes, secre¬ tary; Mary Jo Oliveira, treasurer; and Joanne Diamond, histo¬ rian. This year was our most important as we had to make plans to organize a yearbook, class day, and graduation. We sold bumper stickers in order to raise more money. The year¬ book editor was Michael Scott with assistant editor, Dana Gaines and business manager, Donna Driscoll. The yearbook staff raised money by the usual methods and also held a Super¬ market Spree. This year the seniors were able to obtain the double open-ended day. The main interest of the seniors, though, was to reach graduation day as quickly as possible. As our senior year comes to an end, we can look back at all our years of high school as not those of success but those of achievement, because for a class of complete individuals to have come this far together has been our greatest goal of all. Joanne Diamond Class Historian 48 CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS Mrs. Lena Costa, Advisor; M. Oliveira, Treasurer; E. Fortes, Secretary; D. Driscoll, Vice-President; I. Davis, President; J. Diamond, Historian; Mr. A. Douglas Stewart, Advisor. The class of 1974 is a class of true individuals. We have been through many changes in our four years at high school, and because of this it has been hard to mold into a working unit. Our freshman and sophomore year we ended up in debt, but through the hard work of our Junior Class president, and some dedicated students, we just managed to have a prom. This is our last year; and even though it’s been trying, we’ve made it! Iris Davis President 49 SENIOR MOST ATHLETIC MR. MS. SENIOR CLASS Pamela Clark and John Magnuson PERSONALITY PLUS Iris Davis and Mark Davis Iris Davis and John Rogers MOST MUSICAL Martha Mosher and Michael Scott MOST ARTISTIC Carla Hogendyk and Clinton Child, absent 50 FAVORITES CLASS CLOWNS Laurie Welch and William Luce MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Martha Cottle and Vincent Prada MOST STUDIOUS Julie Shea and Vincent Prada MOST UNFORGETTABLE Janet Hagerty and Paul Ragnell MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Rhonda DeBettencourt and Michael Scott JUNIOR PROM THE MAGIC OF SPRING Sponsored by THE MARTHA’S VINEYARD NATIONAL BANK 52 Vineyard Haven SIGNATURES ■) ( ■i • ‘ a •- . . ' mu- ■ ' ’ • , i£. M Sponsored by BRUCE E. McIntosh sons West Tisbury TILTON LUMBER COMPANY, INC. Vineyard Haven TRADE WINDS FLYING SERVICE, INC.. Oak Bluffs McKinney company Edgartown 53 54 marniaasuiammmammum CONSTANCE JEANNEZ ALLEN Candy” Herbert James (Loves) . . . Nicole Regina (Loves) . . . driving . . . swimming . . . dancing . . . music . . . walks . . . fresh air . . . mysterious people . . . sports . . . sloe gin fizzes . . . fruit. . . purple . . . Gay Head . . . Oak Bluffs . . . the beach . . . talking a lot . . . Sissy Thad . . . Laweegie Kevin . . . gowaa! . . . sweet smells . . . relatives close to me . . .all my friends . . . chewing gum . . . cooking . . . traveling . . . the seasons ... to have a car . . . dislikes the nickname George” . . . Gib’s mouth . . . Robot’s activeness . . . flaky people . . . lies . . . Edgartown . . . Ella’s boldness . . . reading . . . certain foods . . . coming out of a sound sleep . . . boredom . . . noise . . . dirt. . . time running out. . . Field Hockey 1; Basketball Assistant Manager 1. The soul of sweet delight can never be defil’d.” VANESSA L. ALLEYNE Nessa” Summertime on the rock . . . Yo-Jo” . . . Danny, Bobbie, Daniel and Tara . . . ’65 Comet. . . Paris . . . no-ees colsed!” . . . basketball ... A1 ... we the people . . . summer of ’73 . . . Space Cadets . . . Donna, Wendy and company . . . bumpin’ with Hollywood Heywood . . . Summertime gigs . . . honesty . . . Project . . . green eyes . . . rappin’ with Leroy . . . N.Y. with Fortes . . . fired up . . . lookin’ for juice . . . Joanne’s first munch Fritos” . . . dislikes 10 winters on M.V. . . . M-D 20-20 . . . $30 diet . . . Captain Ho . . . nosey people . . . lies . . . attitudes . . . rain . . . sophomore year . . . loud rowdy people . . . wasted years . . . calling Ralph . . . guilt and depression . . . lame dudes . . . getting up early . . . How do you spell your name?” . . . climbing through Joanne’s window . . . saying good-bye . . . Basketball cheerleader 1, 2; Co-captain 4; Football cheerleader Co-captain 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Minnesingers 1; Band 1; Class Secretary 2; Class Treasurer 3; Field Hockey 3; Cape Cod Music Festival 1. Happiness comes from the health of the soul.” JOSEPH E. ANDRADE Joey” ’57 Chevy . . . Toni” . . . hunting . . . fishing . . . hockey . . . basketball. . . Debbie . . . John’s house . . . Kim B’s parties . . . New England Dragway . . . racing . . . beating Fords . . . 8 31 72 . . . 396 SS . . . dislikes Fords . . . arguments . . . losing a race to a Ford . . . wise mouths . , . fights . . . Mustangs 289. . . Baseball 1. The more mischief, the better the sport.” JANET MARIE ANTHONY J-J” Having a good time . . . being with good people . . . beating on Kevin . . . having Berg and Faith spend . . . having Judy for a friend . . . S. M. having to go home early . . . some freshmen . . . leaving this school . . . long weekends . . . brothers and sisters . . . turning 18, at last . . . field hockey fun times” . . . going to the races . . . Seaview” . . . dislikes having to go home . . . moving from our house . . . having Kevin beat on me . . . Jean C. being in two of my classes!. . . big hassles . . . certain freshmen . . . Baby Hewy’s” smart remarks . . . fake people . . . being ripped off by a friend” . . . never winning . . . cop- outs . . . getting stuck . . . let Ellen read” . . . nervous people . . . Field Hockey 1, 2, 3; Golf 3, 4; Softball 1. The best is yet to be.” Sponsored by POOLE’S FISH MARKET MENEMSHA DEBORAH LEE ARENA Debbie” Chorus 1, 2; Basketball 1. Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm.” JUSTIN BAER Grizzly” Garden slugs . . . the Three Stooges . . . Bugs Bunny . . . community auditions . . . dislikes fangs . . . bananas . . . pencils . . . Football 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Stage Band 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4. Live and let live.” PAUL LEWIS BAGNALL X” O’Neil’s cellar . . .oil. . . Al’s, non-draft. . .graduating. . . summer on M.V. . . . our kind of basketball . . . dislikes MVRHS . . . sweathogs and weasels . . . being in one place too long . . . Football 2, 3,4. Homegrown Happiness.” STEPHEN BAIRD Doggie” Skying . . . Martha’s Vineyard . . . trucking with Stick . . . LTD . . . girl-watching . . . homegrown . . . continuous partying . . . Skip Day ’73 ... a certain chin . . . sleeping . . . good food . . . football . . . winter of ’73 . . . smooth ice . . . most everybody ... the Bong . . . dislikes MVRHS . . . cigarettes . . . rules and regulations . . . grease . . . accidents ... the US Government . . . haircuts . . . being called you hound” ... my driving . . . getting stuck . . . Chancy” . . . left-overs . . . being poked . . . losing to Mag . . . jail. . . getting ripped off . . . Football 2, 3; Basketball manager 3. Who dares nothing need hope for nothing.” Sponsored by ISLAND ELECTRONICS SHIRLEY’S HARDWARE VINEYARD HAVEN HOLMES’ HOLE BRICKMAN’S 59 LAURENE ELIZABETH CANHA Alice” My son . . . being a nurse at M.V.H. . . . bowling straight. . . the N.O. and R.C. taxi service . . . tennis . . . He’s my uncle — he’s your what?” . . . spying on Larry S. 24 hours a day, huh, Faith . . . what if he’s in his underwear . . . Janet’s underweight complaints . . . Grad of ’67 . . . my family . . . being with my friends . . . those reunions . . . house on Lake Street . . . chasing hub-caps . . . switching folders, right. Deb . . . Ricky’s stories . . . walking in the rain . . . talks with Faith . . . that great picture . . . Room 15 . . . dislikes getting stopped at 3 a.m. . . . people who complain . . . liars . . . not being able to speak when you want to . . . wanting someone I can’s have . . . right place — wrong time . . . being in the middle of C.A. and W.W. fights . . . the morning after . . . drinking a pint of rum in a half hour . . . Monday morn¬ ings . . . BOSCO, right Kathy . . . Precious and few are the moments we two can share.” LORRAINE BERNICE BERGERON Berg” Kwev . . . Oct. 3, 1970 . . . Aug. 16, 1971 . . . June ’74 . . . Swell Dwell with the big fat bell . . . J.J.’s different moods . . . torchin’ up . . . good size goiners . . . Lincoln Park . . . Space Cadets . . . talking to Stoney . . . Faith’s Igloff . . . dislikes nothing to do . . . losing a friend for no real reason . . . lies . . . hiding feelings . . . getting up at 5:30 for work . . . being in the middle of something bad . . . Field Hockey 1; Chorus 1; Prom Committee 3. Keep good company, and you shall be of the number.” RALPH DONALD BERMUDES, JR. Skip” Spain . . . laughing in the library . . . weekends . . . Big Macs . . . summer . . . acting . . . mountains . . . Giant Lizards . . . New Hampshire . . . travel . . . dislikes getting kicked out of the library . . . long assignments . . . Spanish subways . . . CHISPA . . . Archivists . . . Chorus 1; Spanish Play 1; Junior Class Play 2. I shall laugh myself to death.” SUSAN BARBARA BOWES Sue” Memories . . . N.H. . . . VETTES” . . . F.S.F. . . . Buffy . . . horses . . . trusting . . . Sherborn Lonely summer nights, right, Elisa?” . . . Hines Point. . . No, it isn’t, Karen” . . . The green truck my family . . . hot tamales . . . laughing . . . sweet stuff . . . Heidi-ho . . . dill pickles ... 88 GREEN” . . . long walks . . . biking to Edgartown . . . SNOW . . . Got enough pillows, Judi?” Penacook Ave. . . . Trips with friends . . . hiking . . . dislikes grossness . . . being the youngest unfair people . . . disappointments . . . sadness . . . spiders . . . my moods . . . people who stare Isoingout. . . being used. . .7 4 73. . .3 8 72. . . Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Office Girl 4; Vineyarder Staff 4. Still waters run deep.” 60 i ROBERT KENNETH CECILIO Bob” D.C. . . . Summer of ’73 . . . cheese pizza . . . Schlitz . . . coming home early in the morning . . . the Oak Bluffs park . . . long weekends . , , the J.B.’s . . . basketball season . . . getting stranded overnight at Woods Hole . . . watching the Three Stooges . . . weekends when parents are off-island . . . dislikes M.V.R.H.S. . . . loud people . . . winter on the island . . . snow . . . rainy days . . . summer cops . . . barbershops . . . show-offs . . . rides to P-town . . . wise guys on Cross Country . . . final exams . . . strict teachers . . . riding in small cars . . . Basketball 2, 3,4; Cross Country 4. The more the effort, the better the sport.” ANDREA CARLSON Andy” Dusty . . . nights at work with Grace . . . days at the beach” being rowdy . . . summer ’73 . . . all the good” times with Jenny . . . partying . . . Follow the Yellow Brick Road” . . . Aluk . . . pennies in my shoes . . . You’d better not try, Rhonda!” . . . Rey, Rete, ruts rappening?” . . . dislikes weasels . . . people who lie and seem to enjoy it . . . rainy nights . . . burnt fingers ... the Youth Center steps . . . waking up . . . being hassled by certain people . . . mushered noses . . . Alternate Girls’ State 3. Quiet is a good thing.” I I I CLINTON ROGER CHILD Clint” Cindi . . . Zokar’s funeral at Gay Head . . . Art . . . the comet... 2 wheels . . . the insane years . . . dislikes the devil. . . Track 1; Most Artistic 4. I loved not yet, yet I loved to love.” DAVID CHIPPERFIELD David” Hockey . . . Baseball . . . pool . . . getting out of M.V.R.H.S. . . . smooth ice . . . skating . . . parties . . . beer . . . watching football games . . . baseball trips . . . fishing . . . working . . . good tapes . . . swimming . . . dislikes school . . . someone’s driving . . . soap operas . . . headaches . . . sunny days . . . boring classes . . . people telling me what to do . . . Baseball 1, 3,4. He’s armed without what’s innocent within.” Sponsored by ISSOKSON’S CLEANERS, INC. D. J. MacINNIS JEWELRY, INC. VINEYARD HAVEN 61 SHARON ANN CHRISTOPHER Sac” Richard . . . Jan. 26, 1973 . . . May 19, 1973 . . . Oct. 17, 1973 . . . the West Spring Street Gang . . . football. . . hockey . . . gymnastics . . . art. . . kidding around . . . Poco . . . Italian subs, right Jo-Ann? . . . long talks . . . being alone sometimes . . . rainy days . . . making people happy . . . love . . . Pho¬ tographs and Memories” . . . dislikes June 19, 1973 . . . last summer . . . fights . . . when my favorite person does something” . . . when people won’t listen . . . being ordered around . . . short hair, right Rich? . . . good-byes . . . Football Cheerleader 3,4; Captain 4; Basketball Cheerleader 2, 3,4; Captain 4. The heart seldom feels what the mouth expresses.” PAMELA JEAN CLARK Pam” John . . . family . . . field hockey ’73 . . . Greece . . . good times with Lorraine . . . Tom and Shirley . . . working with Ellen . . . Prom night ’73 . . . ’55 Chevy . . . hitting with P” . . . the Magnusons . . . Ellen’s play . . . talking . . . having someone to depend on . . . doing things with Sue . . . dislikes Vanes¬ sa’s pink curlers . . . spiders in the refrigerator box . . . prejudice . . . $30 diet . . . Alison leaving . . . not being able to help . . . worrying . . . Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Minnesingers 1, 3, 4; Cape Cod Music Festival 1, 2; Field Hockey 1, 3, 4; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Prom Court 3; Class President 3. Few things are impossible to diligence and skill.” JULIE MARIE CORIO Jules” A certain someone . . . sunsets . . . autumn . . . lonely beaches . . . Alhambra . . . the summer of ’69 . . . Spanish trip ... 3 Musketeers . . . blue and green . . . full moon . . . true friends . . . talking to someone who listens . . . laughing . . . children . . . music . . . CAT . . . Caesar ... my phone call. . . concerts . . . 6 + 7 . . . people . . . room 319 . . . Mom and Dad . . . being trusted . . . flowers . . . LIFE . . . dislikes LIARS . . . color purple . . . fire . . . cruel people . . . crying and feeling sad . . . waiting . . . war ... 4 ' 11.5 . . . being 17 . . . back-stabbers . . . chicken . . . being called runt or CORIO . . . flats at South Beach . . . Chorus 1, 2, 3; Guidance Office Work 1. Coming in solemn beauty like slow tunes of Spain.” Sponsored by JEFFREY THOMAS CLEMENTS Blood” The garage . . . O’Neil’s cellar . . . July 15 with FO . . . party all night. . . skipping Football senior day with Leach . . . H.W. ... a certain person . . . dislikes Purple Volks . . . last day of school ’73 . . . get¬ ting caught?. . . Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2, 3,4. Long live he who conquers.” 62 MARGARET O’NEIL — REAL ESTATE INSURANCE PLACE’S-MUSICAL ELECTRICAL EDGARTOWN GEORGE-HENRY MADEIROS CORINNE’S BEAUTY SHOP BRENDA MARIE COSTA Phyllis” Ira . . . July 18, 1973 . . . house wrecking . . . playing killer with friends of ’73 . . . S.K.Y.R.A. . . . 21st street. . . summer of ’71. . . Lasagna dinners . . . letters . . . Bananas and Dimples . . . sleeping in bath¬ tubs . . . burning Rhonda . . . climbing mountains . . . Angie” . . . long talks with Barb . . . friends . . . a certain beach . . . wind . . . sunsets . . . dislikes Phyllis” . . . October 9, 1972 . . . Ginks and being a Gink . . . blind dates . . . people who won’t let you forget. . . going to Dunkin’ Donuts at 12 mid¬ night . . . fathers at 1:30 a.m., huh Skip . . . hurting people . . . saying good-bye , . . being lonely . . . Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Minnesingers 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Girls’ State 3; Senior Class Play 3; Junior Class Play 4; Student Council 4. All, everytliing that I understand, I understand only because I love.” BARRY E. CORRELLUS Barney” Baseball . . . darts . . . parties . . . people . . . traveling . . . teasing people . . . music . . . driving . . . rain . . . baseball trips to Boston . . . Dodge cars . . . football . . . clowning around . . . tackie days . . . Fried chicken . . . doing what I want when I want . . . dislikes nagging . . . political power . . . being pressured . . . gossip . . . the Island . . . Nixon . . . being told what to do . . . warm beer . . . studying . . . school. . . getting up early . . . hard-headed people . . . being burnt. . . thick people, right Jim . . . people who don’t trust you . . . Baseball 3, 4. The march of the mind is slow.” MARTHA PAULINE COTTLE Martha” Flashing blue lights . . . escalators . . . air-conditioned sneakers . . . red Mustangs ... a white Pinto named Sidney” . . . horseshows . . . Sonny” . . . trips off-island . . . going to the Ritz for a few laughs” . . . Banana Brandy . . . Jack’s Sloe Gin Fizzes . . . the crew at the Wesley . . . parties at the Cot¬ tage . . . listening for owls in West Chop . . . riding around with no lights on . . . driving around after midnight . . . fires in fireplaces . . . walks in the moonlight. . . horseback riding through the woods . . . long conversations with certain people . . . the sound of the surf . . . dislikes October 6 and 7, 1973 . . . trees and stonewalls . . . ceilings that fall dov n . . . firecrackers at the back door and rocks on the roof . . . people who scream instead of yelling stop . . . dead skunks . . . getting lost in Concord, N.H. . . . grunting in Math Class . . . people who try to run you off the road . . . having friends who have to leave . . ' . Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 3, 4; Cape Cod Music Festival 2; Vineyarder Staff 4; Junior Class HoiBe Show 4; Most Likely to Succeed 4. ' I think, therefore, I am.” SHAUNA LYN DAVEY Shauna” Mountains ... a little church in Marlborough . . . home . . . freckles . . . Jamie . . . summer ’73 with K.D. . . . sunshine . . . traveling . . . laughing . . . nature . . . beaches with no one on them . . . Christ¬ mas Eve . . . quietness . . . being happy . . . white Chiistmas . . . having fun . . . dislikes losing the final one . . . climbing in the rain . . . frustration ... no snow . . . Turner’s Falls one morning . . . sleeping bags in the snow . . . macaroni and cheese . . . saying good-bye . . . hands around doors . . . Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Minnesingers 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain 3; Prom Committee 3; Vineyarder Staff 4; Student Teacher 4; Cape Cod Music Festival 1, 2, 4; Field Hockey 1; The Student 1; Softball 2, 3, 4. 63 MARK F. DAVIS Mark” Shorin-Ryu . . . 8 25 73 . . . hunting . . . football. . . real people . . . peace and quiet. . . winter . . . people from Dayton . . . dislikes windsprints . . . show-offs . . . cities . . . having to prove things . . . homework . . . wasting time . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Tri-captain 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4. To be or not: that is the question.” IRIS W. DAVIS Iris” Family . . . people . . . Kris’s birthday party . . . friends . . . walking through woods . . . getting stuck on basketball trips . . . field hockey . . . track trips . . . ginger ale bottles, right, Mary . . . community audi¬ tions . . . Spain . . . throwing people in showers . . . flying airplanes . . . sleeping . . . dislikes haunted house . . . apathetic people . . . pushing cars at 11:30 p.m. . . . late birthdays . . . bad parties . . . going to Dunkin’ Donuts at midnight . . . Nutmeg Inn . . . not knowing . . . sleeping on the beach . . . shaving cream . . . unknown . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain 4; Tennis 1, 2; Track 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Minnesingers 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Historian 2; Class Vice-president 3; Class President 4; Co-chairman Prom Committee 3; Vineyarder Staff 4; A.F.S. Club 3, 4; The Student 1; Student Teacher 4. Charms strike the sight, but merit wins the soul.” JOHN ANTHONY DEBETTENCOURT Jay” Baseball . . . summer . . . driving . . . ice . . .all sports . . . Camp Curtis Guild . . . cowboys . . . pay days . . . CYO trip to N.Y. . . . basehits . . . sleeping late . . . swish from the corner” . . . winning . . . dislikes giving speeches . . . losing . . . M.V. Baseball field . . . morning bus ride to school . . . flat tires Baseball 2, 3,4. It often happens that those of whom we speak least on earth are best known in heaven.” RHONDA ANN DEBETTENCOURT Rhoda” Talking” on the phone . . . weekends . . . memories . . . friends . . . Basketball Season . . . music . . . V.W. ... I don’t believe it . . . all the good times with Pete and Randy . . . Halloween ’73 . . . Summer ’73 . . . friendly people . . . dislikes a certain ride to Edgartown, huh, Colleen . . . getting picked on . . . talking to people that don’t listen . . . moody people . . . motormouth . . . being told to shut up . . . cheer¬ ing practices . . . most nicknames . . . J.V. Basketball Cheerleader Captain 1; Basketball Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Football Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 3; Band 1, 2; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Track 2, Manager 3. She is never quiet, but when she is sleeping.” j 64 Sponsored by THE MARTHA’S VINEYARD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE VINEYARD HAVEN r ' t I 1 GARY J. DEFEO Gary” Positive like an unbroken egg, And seeing it fried everytime, Knocking down towers only to build others block by block to knock down again, And sing me another song, Joni. Flossie, and quiet desperation. The null set and thanks to my own mother hen. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Minnesingers 1, 2; School Committee Student Representa¬ tive 3, 4; Class President 1; Class Vice President 2; Cross Country 2. When you dig down deep, you lose good sleep, and it makes you heavy company.” AUDREY JANE DEWIT Audrey” Being here . . . receiving mail . . . my two families . . . the island nature . . . hitch hiking . . . N.W.D.J.H.G.R.C.B.H.M. . . . the Netherlands . . . volleyball . . . speaking Dutch . . . coffee . . . going off-island . . . when the ferry is late in Woods Hole . . . dislikes people who think I’m Swedish or German . . . cold football games . . . Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics 1, 2, 3; Vineyarder Staff 4; A.F.S. Club 4. Sweet language will multiply friends.” Golf . . . S.P. . . . parties . . . radio work. . .7 11 73. . .fighting. . . Student Council 1; Golf 2, 3. I shall return.” BRIAN DOLBY Brian” people . . . Susan . . . dislikes a certain ’70 Ford . . . home- UP-ISLAND AUTOMOTIVE, INC. ALLEY’S GENERAL STORE Sponsored by WEST TISBURY MISTY MEADOWS HORSE F. RMS MacDONALD’S RUGS CARPETS JOANNE DIAMOND Joeyanne” Hollywood . . . the 1973 hockey team and coach . . . breaking into Nessa’s house . . . English teachers . . . ’65 Corvair . . . Space Cadets ... a blue bomb and a red tank . . . France and eating chicken with Gary j ... II pleut. . . going to Sue’s . . . up on the farm . . . good times with Joba and Lane . . . winning bets i ... Boston . . . music . . . my trip with JJ . . . family . . . dislikes pests . . . gettin’ out of bed . . . ! unnecessary pressures . . . paranoia ... no money!. . . saying good-bye . . . ! Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Class Historian 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball manager 3; Cape Cod Music Festi¬ val 1. Enjoy your own life without comparing it with that of another.” DONNA MARIE DRISCOLL Donna” Jack . . . having long talks . . . night at the Cottage ... Up Island . . . good trips . . . owls . . . David’s lights . . . Lamberts Cove . . . long walks . . . the woods . . . quiet. . . Dusty . . . Let’s not and say we did, huh Mike . . . certain moments . . . tu y yo es son novios . . . dislikes having friends who have to leave . . . pushing cars in the middle of the night . . . certain fires . . . Group Therapy . . . firecrackers at the back door and rocks on the roof . . . bad parties . . . the past . . . cotton . . . people who don’t believe what you say . . . How’s your English coming? . . . having nothing to do on this Island . . . Class Vice-president 4; Vineyarder Staff Business Manager 4; Prom Committee Co-chairman 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 4; Softball 2, 3, 4; Cape Cod Music Festival 1, 2. For everything you have missed, you have gained something else.” BRUCE DOWLEY, JR. Skip” April 28, 1973 . . . green plastic spaceman . . . cruisin’ . . . eating ... a planned rush with the TV . . . grandmother’s apple pie . . . France . . . being neighborly . . . dislikes getting haircuts . . . Seaview . . . people who distrust me . . . Monday mornings . . . waiting . . . Soccer 2, 3, 4; Chorus 4; Band 3, 4. It is a great obstacle to happiness to expect too much.” ALFRED R. DROUIN Al” A certain person: Oct. 12, 1973 . . . music . . . nature . . . the truth . . . teasing people . . . sports . . . walking along beaches . . . sunsets at West Chop . . . foreign-tide with Mr. Z. . . . submarine races . . . Sunday afternoon drives . . . conversations with people I like . . . Mother Mary! . . . Sweetheart” . . . dislikes defeat . . . deciding on where to go . . . being called Big Al” . . . driving on rainy nights . . . fighting . . . haircuts . . . accident reports . . . tests . . . being interrupted . . . Baseball 2, 3,4; Basketball 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Minnesingers 4. I can resist everything, except temptation.” GREGORY J. FAZIO Grog” Rum and coke . . . beer . . . fastcar . . . pizza . . . Donna Buie . . . Truck year of 70” . . . Chevys . . . Summer of 71” . . . Bike Shop of 71” . . . messing with people’s minds . . . dislikes Chevy . . . Impala . . .Up-island. . . June 23,1973. As soon as there is life, there is danger.” Sponsored by 66 F. E. LESLIE’S — DRUGGIST DAVID GOLART VINEYARD HAVEN BEE JAY LILLIAN’S ANNEMARIE FERRO Anne” Handshake of 72 . . . winter of 73 . . . warm fall afternoons at Jungle Beach . . . Sunday Stream . . . window shopping, right, Donna . . . quitting . . . Rodney, this is the Lord, do not litter” . . . so I says to myself, self . . . horseback riding in N.H., right, Julie . . . Spain and the 3 Muskateers . . . sloe gin fizz parties, galore! . . . sleeping late ... Cat Stevens . . . dislikes Satan . . . mice . . . gossips . . . J.L. . . . 110 in El Paso . . . violent drinkers . . . curfews . . . hiking 12 miles to a store that didn’t sell beer . . . rainy Mondays . . . boring classes . . . people who deny what they say . . . funerals . . . Chorus 3. If God be for us, who can be against us?” ARNOLD M. FISCHER, JR. Arnie” Nature . . . hunting . . . trips . . . France . . . getting foreigntide . . . Fall. . . West Tisbury . . . talking about the past. . . baseball. . . beaches . . . dislikes competition . . . making decisions . . . waiting . . . ginks . . . Chorus 3, 4; Minnesingers 4; Soccer 2, 4. Do as I say, not as I do.” FRED FISHER Freddy” O’Neil’s cellar ... the oil .. . ’52 Ford . . . hunting . . . Al’s . . . riding ... the Fair ... the office . . . harvest . . . 10 ft. Christmas Tree . . . dislikes school . . . going to the dump . . . GL . . . school lunches . . . Idleness is only the refuge of weak minds.” VIVIAN FAUTEUX FLANDERS Vivian” Frank . . . Becky . . . summer of ’72 . . . brandy . . . Willow ... the Hoffmans . . . sleeping ... the farm ... a certain little yellow car . . . DK . . . Barbara and Tom . . . Little Rich . . . up-island . . . HC . dislikes a certain person . . . summers of ’69-’71 . . . Harvey’s driving . . . snobby people . . . being called stupid . . . being arrested . . . LARSEN’S FISH MARKET MENEMSHA Sponsored by LA WRY’S SEAFOOD MARKET RESTAURANT EDGARTOWN 67 ELAINE EDITH FORTES Lainie” Family . . . Godfather” . . . Broadway with Nessa ... 91 Esmond Street. . . Emmanuel party . . . MO, VA, EM, JD, and SG . . . U-Mass . . . working with the girls . . . B-ball . . . summertime gigs . . . crash¬ ing at Nessa’s . . . Hable con Juan en Espanole!” . . . dislikes pushing Nessa’s car at 11:00 p.m.. . . P.W. hunh Joba . . . one summer night. . . attitudes . . . jail bait” . . . daisies . . . tourist. . . DIMPLES” . . . You have such cute dimples!” ... Field Hockey 1, 2 ; Cheerleaders 1, 2; Captain 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3,4; Cape Cod Music Festival 1, 2. For me it is to laugh.” JON R. FRAGOSA Jon” Most people . . . champ” . . . Fric and Frac” . . . Leo Kottke . . . football. . . sports . . . music . . . O’Neil’s cellar . . . eat a peach . . . ’52 Ford pick-up . . . smoozies . . . Jean Marie . . . Little Rick and Candy Ann . . . feeling high . . . oil . . . being myself . . . storms . . . winter, spring, summer or fall. . . out smarting the faculty . . . Backus Boys” . . . stealing women . . . dislikes laws and rules . . . what, no matches?” . . . veto . . . being shot down . . . egotistic people . . . women-stealers . . . knowing some¬ one’s going to tell you something you don’t want to hear . . . faculty out-smarting me . . . Packy’s closed Football 1, 2, 3,4. Resist not evil.” DIANE PATRICIA FREITAS Dee Dee” Freedom . . . art. . . Cranberry Acres . . . Halloween . . . Alice Cooper . . . football . . . trips with Ria . . . our bubble . . . best friends . . . one of these numbers . . . motorcycles . . . Dave who? . . . Tarzan ... 7 and 7 without the 7 . . . Tremblay’s . . . Ronald, Jr. . . . my brother in law . . . Shelby’s . . . PF’s with WW . . . remember when’s . . . Alice . . . Wilcox’s class . . . DR’s parties . . . putting the lights out in West Chop . . . Maria’s birthday party . . . astrology . . . ’65 blue Scout. . . B and M and M next door . . . finding out . . . fights with Janet . . . field trips . . . Ella-Flop! . . . good times with JL, JH, and Harpo . . . raos with CB . . . Natural High” . . . my blood sister . . . dislikes war . . . curfews . . . con¬ crete jungles . . . Hagerty’s Show and Tell . . . boredom . . . Diane, get off that phone!” . . . Lou ' and Butch . . . Monster . . . Peggy’s and Laurene’s driving . . . diets . . . pens that don’t write . . . ignorant people . . . conservative people . . . getting the munchees . . . ding dong ladies . . . are you sisters? . . . The ripest peach is highest on the tree.” SUSAN 1. GALLAGHER Sue” Emerald City . . . Dasha . . . my family . . . squishy mud . . . scheming with Jo . . . laughter . . . Nako- penda sana-for real . . . Nessa’s car . . . Paris . . . DBT breakfasts . . . autumn . . . Julia’s style . . . Canada geese . . . dreams . . . sassafras twigs . . . space cadets . . . Leo Kottke and Rita Coolidge . . . Indian Hill . . . my room . . . music ... I wonder” . . . dislikes being uninspired . . . misunderstand¬ ings . . . Jo’s sense of time . . . that’s cool” . . . lies . . . inflexible people . . . normal. . . Student Council 1; Chorus 2. A soft answer turns away wrath.” Sponsored by 68 EDGARTOWN DRUG CO. EDGARTOWN EDGARTOWN HARDWARE, INC. TURF AND TACKLE JAMES NELSON ALLEN GOETHALS Goat” Winters . . . sleeping unbothered . . . hunting . . . trips to Boston . . . skating . . . South Beach in the summer . . . Edgartown . . . basektball games . . . The Cove . . . Colaneri’s Place . . . parties . . . sum¬ mer of ’73 . . . the time stick’s coat torched up . . . dislikes getting in trouble with the landlord . . . Driver’s Ed . . . getting stuck . . . dumb dogs . . . being goofed on . . . oversleeping . . . fixing tapedecks . . . going to school early . . . dumprats . . . Tennis 3; Soccer 4. The man who makes no mistakes does not usually make anything.” SUSAN LEIGHTON BUNKER GIBSON Gibby-Lee” Talking oh with Berts . . . friendships that last. . . popcorn with Ella . . . Sept. 8, ’73 . . . nips . . . bor¬ rowing LF’S clothes . . . laughing . . . summer guys ... the gang in the Rambler . . . gymnastics . . . dislikes green Barracuda’s from Pennsylvania . . . obnoxious people . . . dirt roads with sharp corners . . . hunting . . . fighting with old friends, right EM . . . being nagged, Ma . . . beer . . . two-faced people . . . I always argue better when 1 argue alone.” WAYNE PATRICK GONSALVES Waynie” Friday nights . . . summers . . . par-ty” ... to dance . . . go on vacations with family . . . seafood; shrimp and clams . . . Schlitz and pizza . . . The Spot” . . . Cruising . . . basketball . . . football . . . teasing S. T. . . . dislikes long winter nights . . . being teased by L. T.. . . Senior Day ’73 . . . Football 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2. His time is forever, everywhere his place.” PETER A. MOREIS Blood” Scoop . . . baseball trips ’73 . . . people . . . cruisin’ with friends . . . nature walks . . . going fast . . . Blood . . . Silva . . . Ty’s house ... my brothers . . . Medeiros Cove ... the party at the cottage . . . dislikes having accidents . . . being lied to . . . broken collarbones . . . being in one place too long . . . little girl on bike . . . sprints . . . riding with Doggy ... not being able to go to sleep . . . Baseball 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Here is the devil and all to pay.” 69 B m ' Tomorrow, life is too late, live for today.” JANET HAGERTY Janet” ARTHUR EDWARD HANDY Ed” Yachting . . . white Wagoneer . . . MS 3701L . . . luxury . . . cruising . . . make 17 . . . That’s Water!!! . . . 360-2V!? . . . Uncle Jim ... I get you yet. Buzz! . . . Uou’s and the Kafe . . . John’s Corvair . . . dislikes school. . . let’s get my jeep inspected . . . 5:00 fishing . . . avid fishermen . . . No young man believes he shall ever die.” DEBORAH LYNN HEALY Debbie” Sunday afternoons . . . squirt gun fight in ’71 . . . J. J. J. and D. together . . . being with friends . . . Shirley’s with Joan . . . switching folders, right Alice . . . Zacks in Falmouth, right Joan . . . bike rides with Janet. . . certain basketball trip with K. J. T. and J. . . . talks with Lynn . . . spying . . . Medeiros Cove . . . years ’71-’74 . . . Billy’s jokes . . . my family . . . bowling . . . having a good time . . . dislikes rainy days . . . curfews . . . having nothing to do . . .up the Amazon, right Janet? . . . liars . . . taking the bus . . . school lunches . . . being told I have to do something . . . getting caught in a bad joke, right Alice? . . . Janet’s potatoes . . . winter nights . . . fighting . . . locking my keys in the car at Lynn’s, right Donny? . . . falling off . . . diets . . . Janet’s driving on Middle Road . . . It is only by loving something that you can make it yours.” AINSLIE ELIZABETH HEWETT Ainslie” Gary . . . England ... the Bristol Downs . . . wheelchair races . . . JCS . . . the squat. . . Trixie takin’ Willow into the Packey . . . the family . . . twitch . . . O.B. Cottage . . .the Film Pit. . . Art. . . tubular bells . . . MV . . . ILLISIA . . . Meridian Road . . . goin on a toot! . . . coke and rum . . . almost every¬ thing except . . . dislikes Ohio . . . leaving again . . . thinking too much . . . Pishy . . . those people” Chorus 2. There is no great genius without some touch of madness.” Sponsored by BARDWELL ELECTRONICS ROSEBAY GARDENS VINEYARD HAVEN 70 1 . ROBERT L. HEYWOOD Bobbie” Going to the hoop with Pearl and Ron . . . Linda’s fro . . . dancing with Vanessa, Denise, Dana and Thea . . . having my picture in the Globe with Peaches ... my friends Pat, Pat and Pan . . . honey Shane . . . dislikes missing easy layups . . . being called Hollywood Heywood . . . Basketball 3, 4. I can pardon everybody’s mistakes except my own.” JULIE HOFFMAN Trixie Delite” Black Dog breakfast. . . Alaska summer . . . island winter . . . horse races ... is this a road? . . . dawn at the barn . . . high, cold, winter nights . . .Full Moon!. . . bog house . . . zenith . . . writing . . . reali¬ zations . . . mostly home . . . certain people . . .all people, and an infinite number of moments . . . dis¬ likes waiting!. . . pens that don’t work . . . CCC . . . mute . . . decisions . . . melancholia . . . the depths . . . midgets . . . street of broken dreams . . . being thrown; in many ways . . . Tennis 2; Ms. Sophomore Class 2; Chorus 3. I feel as though I am living through the pages of an unwritten book.” I CARLA HOGENDYK Carla” The concerts . . . Tempora booth . . . Summershack . . . ARB . . . CRITTERS, LC . . . the garden . . . LAMENESS . . . Them . . . the parties . . . wheelchair races . . . long talks . . . Blaines . . . Phospher- ous . . . graduating . . . traveling . . . dislikes school systems . . . Walking Katama . . . proving things . . . no letters from home . . . P . . . Art is merely a representation of nature.” DAVID WILLIAM HONEY Big Dave” Soccer ... my motorcycle . . . Harney’s Yellow Bird . . . gymnastics . . . West Tisbury . . . dislikes my last name and being called sweetie . . . hitting big rocks on my bike . . . penalty shots . . . being a know-it- all.. . Class Play 4; Soccer 3, 4; All-Star Team 4; Captain 4. Beware the fury of a kind, patient man.” Sponsored by W. G. MANTER CO., INC. BUNCH OF GRAPES BOOKSTORE VINEYARD HAVEN YATES DRUG STORE CUMBERLAND FARMS 71 ELLEN S. HUGHES Helen” Ritzel. . .the Sylvia’s . . . summer with the Krikorians . . . fishing and hunting with Richard . . . Butterf¬ lies are Free . . . yellow roses . . . working at the barn . . . tennis courts with Pam . . . the island . . . Cat Hollow . . . Morgan . . . dislikes dissecting fish with Lorraine . . . being moody . . . arguments . . . peo¬ ple who can’t understand . . . being attacked by bugs while fishing at Squib . . . J.V. Basketball 1; Field Hockey 2; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Chorus 1. Suns are sunflowers of a higher light.” CHADWICK SCOTT JOHNSON Chad” 289’s . . . Fords . . . Sparky’s Bar . . . SS 396’s . . . 428 Cobra’s . . . Wibby and wife . . . . . dislikes Dusters . . . oak trees . . . green 302 Torino . . . being hit by M.M.. . . The real character of a man is found out by his amusements.” DOREEN FRANCIS KENNEY Doreen” D.D.G. — May 1972 . . . sunsets . . . upland . . . walking along the beach . . . music . . . old tapestry rugs . . . being with Dean . . . Ireland’s countryside . . . double decker buses . . . pubs . . . London . . . dislikes Irish telephones . . . tourists . . . curfews . . . cruelty to animals . . . loud, pushy people . . . arguments . . . cars without radios . . . being called a typical American by a typical Irishman . . . Belfast violence . . . good-byes . . . Kitchen Worker 1, 2; Chorus 3; Drama Club 3; Debating Club 3; Exchange Student 3; Vineyarder Staff 4. Blushing is the most peculiar, and the most human of all expressions.” COLLEEN R. KHEARY Colleen” Summer of ’73 . . . the ocean . . . getting letters . . . football cheering . . . long talks with Janet. . . rain¬ bows . . . times with Pete . . . fishin’... a special person . . . dislikes driving around in Rhoda’s driveway . . . looking for lens ... a certain ride to Edg., huh Rhon . . . being sad . . . homework . . . writing let¬ ters . . . the bake-off. . . moody people . . . having nothing to do . . . good-byes . . . Football Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Basketball Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Track Manager 2; Class Secretary 1; Class Treasurer 2; Student Council 3, 4; Vice President — Student Council 4; Prom Committee 3; Prom Court 3. Dropped from an angel’s wing.” Sponsored by 72 MARTHA’S VINEYARD RADIO AND TV THEE BEAUTY SHOP VINEYARD HAVEN TISBURY POLICE CRONIG REAL ESTATE DONNA MARIE KING Donna” HB . . . window shopping at 2 a.m., right Anne! . . . quitting . . . O.V. . . . handshake of 72 . . . vodka! . . . Spain — the 3 Musketeers . . . Winsted . . . taking pictures up-island . . . parties!! . . . warm fall walks on Jungle Beach . . . money . . . being alone with my thoughts . . . dislikes gossips . . . two-faced people . . . spiders! . . . touching tears . . . certain people . . . violent drinkers . . . Satan . . . getting caught . . . right Anne . . . getting up . . . Southerners . . . Monday mornings . . . working . . . being caught at O.V. . . . horseback riding . . . right Laurie! ... my sister” Annemarie . . . being the youngest in the gang. . . Chorus 3, 4. There is no cosmetic for beauty like happiness.” JANET LEIGH KING Janet” T.F.’s many faces . . . Mom . . . times with Joan . . . Ma Farrell . . . May-Oct. 1972 . . . my elephant . . . going riding . . . walking in the rain . . . Trisha’s cottage . . . snow storms . . . my freshman year . . . squirt gun fight in ’71 . . . J.J.D.+ J together . . . Sunday afternoons . . . B.K. jokes . . . certain basketball trip with K.J. + D.T. . . . tango and sour cream potato chips, huh Brenda . . . talking with Lynn . . . bike rides with Deb . . . going to Wendy’s . . . my father’s house . . . the 4 J’s . . . dislikes opening scallops . . . goobies and bigs bugs . . . going up the Amazon with Deb . . . CUTTING MY HAIR! . . . May 5 . . . getting caught in the middle of bad jokes, right Laurene . . . catching loose horses . . . liars . . . argum_ents . . . complaining . . . A mind quite vacant is a mind distressed.” ROBERTA MARIE KINNECOM Berta” Craig . . . Poofies . . . playing old records with Dodi . . . C.L. and C.M. . . . Vodka . . . Gibby Lee . . . Virginia, right JJ?? . . . witchcraft. . . full moons . . . Galaxie 500’s . . . Joey’s jokes . . . the sea. Tuck¬ ers . . . nights out . . . crazy people . . . poetry ... a case . . . the Ramb . . . Grog . . . dislikes liars . . . right, Pothier . . . jacked-up cars . . . D.L. . . . Howey’s ax . . . two trees at Katama . . . lonely nights . . . people who hate Portuguese . . . monkey bites, right Craig . . . certain station wagons . . . nosey people . . . cold nights . . . hot beer . . . flat tires . . . Chorus 3. If I’m not worth the wooing. I’m not worth the winning.” M ARK GORDON LANDERS Lem” Smoozies . . . P.S. . . . summer ’71 . . . B.T.’s . . . Merkins and Schefifas . . . Rich and Dave . . . The Barn . . . fishing and hunting ... the Island . . . Clit . . . summer . . . singing with Mag and Jon . . . getting fired up . . . dislikes L.B. . . . summer ’73 . . . snobby people . . . being attacked by bugs while fishing at Squib . . . flat tires ... a certain telephone pole . . . hitting a certain sign with Jeff and Dave . . . rainy Sundays . . . old ladies who can’t drive . . . being called Lem Head . . . Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4. Every man is an architect of his own future.” Sponsored by DUKES COUNTY GARAGE CO., INC. ORTIZ SIGNS VINEYARD HAVEN ARTCLIFF DINER ROD’S FLOWER SHOP NURSERY 73 PAUL JACKMAN LEONARD Howie” Conversations on soccer trips . . . Mooch” . . . the Mac’s . . . certain rich freshmen . . . shotguns . . . family parties, right cuz . . . Sengekontacket. . . goalie . . . sports ... a farmer’s life . . . Green Bay . . . Pumpkin Head . . . Arcade . . . 383 Roadrunner . . . head music . . . dislikes CHARLOTTE . . . ’61 Comet . . . being paranoid . . . getting burnt . . . missing trips to New York . . . Pooch . . . ginks . . . dead fish on the steering wheel . . . MVRHS . . . cold snow in New Hampshire . . . second string fullbacks . . . being hassled ... Football 1; Soccer 4; Tennis 1, 2; Baseball 3, 4; Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Chess Club 3, 4. I hate the sinner, but I love the sin.” MICHAEL LIMA ' Mike” HM . . . late parties . . . drinking . . . Toyota . . . happy people . . . nights at the Bridge . . . Marion . . . April 10, ’72 . . . fishing . . . hunting . . . basketball . . . dislikes getting bossed around . . . dead parties . . . people who know everything . . . rainy days . . . bei ng bored . . . losing a race . . . Man is the bad child of the universe.” WILLIAM ANDREW LUCE Bill” Games . . . music . . . S.C.U.B.A. . . . N.A.S.A. . . . Science Fiction . . . Corrida de Toros . . . Swamp Fox . . . Frank Lloyd Wright . . . dislikes Bartoszyce, Poland . . . onions and coconut . . . M.D. 20 20 . . . nuclear warheads . . . Football 1, 2, 3,4; Band 1, 2, 3,4; Track 2, 3,4. I do not choose to run for president in 1928.” CHRISTOPHER TODD LYONS Chris” Brothers and sisters . . . Neida . . . music . . . walking bass in G . . . bluegrass . . . Simon and his ships . . . biblical names . . . ringing church bells . . . jamming . . . various people . . . dislikes sibling rival¬ ries . . . most everything now and then . . . Student Council 3; Band 3, 4; Stage Band 4; Minnesingers 1. Genius does what it must, and talent does what it can.” Sponsored by HERBERT D. METELL — METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY DARLING’S VINEYARD WINE SHOP. INC. PHILLIPS HARDWARE CO. 74 OAK BLUFFS I KAREN MACAULAY Karen” J-U Ranch . . . North Forest Beach . . . long weekends in Florida . . . concerts . . . Saturday nights at the Terrace. . . Dec.’72 . . . G.T.S.F.C. . . . dislikes Jay’s leaving . . . seeing the milkman coming down the road when I was supposed to be in at midnight. . . In the lap of the gods, she resides.” JOHN WILLIAM MAGNUSON Mag” Pam . . . football. . . fired up . . . 7 8 72 . . . the family of three . . . cruises in Greece . . . our kind of basketball. . . Samba Pa T.” . . . Ma’s family . . . Edith and Archie . . . Barb’s way of living . . .B + M . . . gambling . . . snow . . . Len’s corner . . . dislikes touchdowns with eight seconds to go . . . school year ’71-’72 . . . losing to X . . . punching out . . . unsuccessful parties . . . bad tunes . . . lending out our green car . . . Ma’s resistance in ’72 . . . gas bills . . . your eyes look red” . . . Wolfboro . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 2, 3. The strongest always succeed.” RICHARD MANNING Rick” Diane . . . MV winters . . . Quincy . . . U.S.T. . . . parties . . . Ritz . . . beer . . . summer . . . people from MV . . . dislikes weasels . . . double beds . . . N.Q.H.S.. . . summer dinks . . . Every man must get to heaven his own way.” SHEILA MAY MARINELLI Sheila” Eric . . . My Moms . . . weekend of the fair ’72 . . . the Red Rebel . . . prom night ’71 and ’72 . . . the big cameras” huh Kathy . . . Get it?” . . . Kennedy’s laugh ... old times with Peg . . . being my own boss . . . Vern . . . sincere people . . . laughing . . . sleeping late . . . getting a lucky break . . . visits at JB’s . . . Medeiros Cove . . . shooting stars . . . seeing people really happy . . . Saved by the stitches” . . John and Pat’s wedding . . . Tom Collins . . . crying because you’re ahppy . . . traveling . . . new clothes . . . lil’ fuzys . . . Devil Eyes . . . the beach . . . dislikes seawalls . . . cement posts . . . living with Peg . . . flat tires ... a good night’s end . . . getting stuck in a mudhole . . . one of those days . . . being alone . . . some people . . . ripping pants on YC fence . . . waiting . . . I must follow what I feel.” Sponsored by BOSTON HOUSE, INC. 122 Circuit Ave. Oak Bluffs MICHAEL JAMES MAZZA Stick” LIFE . . . partying . . . cruisin’ with Art . . . tork it up . . . summer . . . chicks . . . shotguns . . . all- nighters ... the bong . . . Mr. and Mrs. Baird . . . getting off . . . Dog’s spaceship . . . green stuff . . . skipping school . . . freedom . . . things go (LOTS) better with Coke . . . 20,000 feet and climbing . . . Kung Fu . . . people . . . dislikes hassles . . . plastic people . . . being ripped off . . . certain phone calls . . . being goofed on . . . Stoned Indian” . . . hitting trees, rocks, etc. . . . MVRHS . . . getting burnt . . . straighties . . . Spitfire . . . Melon and Ted and Chuck and Chancy ... Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. They that stand tall have many blasts to shake them.” RONALD MCDONALD Ronald” Basketball . . . Volleyball . . . Baseball . . . Cars . . . Hondas 125 . . . dirt riding . . . dislikes school . . . big mouths . . . K.M.. . . M.G. . . . A boy is, of all wild beasts, the most difficult to manage.” PAUL ALLEN MEDEIROS Flea” Moody blue . . . fast cars . . . 650 Triumph . . . lotsa mayonnaise . . . driving bigggg trucks . . . girls . . . Falcon at midnight at the airport. . . Beer . . . Lynn . . . Country Western . . . dislikes slow drivers . . . haircuts . . . getting to classes on time . . . falling asleep in the car . . . I came, I saw, I conquered.” ELOISE MARIE MOREIS Ella” Melvin H. . . . family . . . UMASS . . . juice . . . New York . . . cleaning” Lobdell’s Office . . . Spring- field . . . New Bedford . . . hot tamales . . . popcorn . . . Conservation trips . . . paper store . . . blue uniforms . . . Washington, D.C. . . . partying with EE, MO, VA . . . driving around with Corbs and Linda . . . dislikes addicts . . . drunks . . . JP . . . loud people . . . fighting . . . Chorus 2, 3, 4. A still, small voice.” Sponsored by 76 MOSHER PHOTO SERVICE MANSION HOUSE HOTEL VINEYARD VILLA MOTEL VINEYARD HAVEN HANCOCK HARDWARE SUPPLY CO., INC. CRONIG’S MARKET MARTHA HELEN MOSHER Marth” My friends . . . walking in the rain . . . MUSIC . . . fooling around in the library . . . travel. . . long talks with good friends . . . art . . . books . . . solitude . . . quiet . . . dislikes being kicked out of the library . . . fake people . . . being sick . . . fighting with people . . . instruments that are out of tune . . . Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Minnesingers 1, 2, 3, 4; Cape Cod Music Festival 2, 4; Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Such sweet compulsion doth in music lie.” FAITH MARIE OLIVER Faith” Friends . . . Timmy . . . Alicebetokless . . . talking . . . May 24th ... a beautiful day . . . going off- island . . . sunshine . . . the farm . . . riding . . . Ethel . . . Aug. 30th . . . Lincoln Park . . . the rain . . . the seasons . . . skating . . . Ice House . . . May 12th . . . the truth . . . walking . . . J.J.’s.room . . . summer ’72 . . . 7 5 73 . . . the Island . . . dislikes cloudy days . . . being caught. . . running out of gas . . . nothing to do . . . lies . . . not knowing . . . July 4th, ’73 . . . working . . . last summer . . . moving . . . being depressed . . . hurt. . . leaving . . . Basketball 2, 3; Chorus 2; Prom Committee 3; Prom Queen ’73. Know thyself.” EDGARTOWN TEXACO SERVICE, INC. ROBIN HOOD’S BARN Sponsored by EDGARTOWN CHAPPY FERRY THE SEAFOOD SHANTY MARY JOANNA OLIVEIRA Jo-Ba” P.J. . . . summers . . . Lulu . . . Lainie’s taxi . . . Emmanuel parties . . . New Bedford . . . France . . . No, ees closed” . . . UMASS . . . warm summer nights . . . Ella’s craziness behind closed doors” . . . State Beach with Berg . . . MacDonalds . . . dislikes rain . . . P.W. . . . huh Laine . . . NANTUCKET . . . being alone . . . bus rides . . . THE ISLAND . . . backstabbers . . . phone bills . . . Lake Niagara . . . cold weather . . . pushing Nessa’s car in the rain . . . being called peakless . . . Stop mumbling” . . . Field Hockey 1; Cheerleader 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 4. Love in its essence is spiritual fire.” SALLY JANE PANEK Hop-a-long” Sparky . . . 2 11 72 . . . Sue’s first cig . . . Chelsea . . . Berta rolling down the hill . . . Tashmoo . . . the bridge . . . Michele, look behind you!” ... I didn’t do it” . . . Hi Heidi” . . . ’63 Chevy . . . talk¬ ing to my friends . . . Droppin’ cakes, huh Pidge?” . . . dislikes crutches . . . staying home . . . being called Rudolph . . . two-faced people . . . getting stuck . . . fights with friends ... not knowing what to write . . . coke in my hair, right Richie? . . . getting up early ... the Youth Center fence . . . being called Leaky . . . Silence is one great art of conversation.” p STEVEN WAYNE PONTE Pevey” Camping . . . boating . . . fishing . . . the outdoors . . . dislikes school. . . school lunches . . . A man must serve his time to every trade.” BARBARA PRADA Bubbles” HORSES . . . Takemmy’s Jolly Marquis . . . wind . . . Hey, scuzball” . . . Mackenty’s trails . . . PETIE . . . dark puppies” . . . music . . . Rufus . . . Haffenrefer . . . right-o-o-o” . . . Cinnamon . . . the Brat . . . bopping around with friends . . . the Fall season . . . dislikes uncatchable swayback horse!! . . . cruelty to animals!! . . . fights . . . lies . . . witch fingers” . . . ginks . . . one broken foot after another . . . summer ’73 . . . two-faced persons . . . loose horses in the night . . . 4-H meetings being called GIMPY”. . . Chorus 1. Her hair stood up like porcupine quills.” VINCENT F. PRADA Vincent” VMS . . . The happiest years of your life” . . . RHB . . . school . . . Parlant fran ais . . . Greece . . . dislikes this school. . . SMART” . . . RUBES . . . likes and dislikes . . . Chorus 1, 2, 3. MARGARET H. RENEAR Meg” Shenandoah . . . Tiah . . . storms . . . Robbie Douglas . . . the Minot . . . Christmas . . . Hadley’s Har¬ bor . . . Mystic . . . Froofer ... la Moke and Molinsk . . . dislikes shining copper-bottomed pans . . . taking a shower with the Molls . . . Stage Manager — Butterflies are Free 3; Prom Committee 3; Junior Class Play 4; Junior Class Horse Show 4. Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low, an excellent thing in woman.” Sponsored by S.B.S. GRAIN STORE AND TACK SUPPLIES MARTHA’S VINEYARD BOWLING VINEYARD HAVEN 78 THOMAS M. REYNOLDS Tommy” Fords . . . Chevy’s . . . Friday and Saturday nights are good times for me . . . my job . . .1 like vacations . . . I don t like being kicked out of school ... I don t like too much homework ... I hate Monday morn¬ ings . . . I’ll turn over a new leaf — tomorrow.” TIMOTHY MARK REYNOLDS Tim” He that diggeth a pit shall fall into it.” EDWARD EMERSON RICE Ned” Sports . . . beating Nantucket . . . coaches . . . family . . . friends . . . the Lagoon . . . music . . . dis¬ likes Apponequet . . . P-town . . . losing . . . school lunches . . . sprints (minute drills) . . . impatient customers . . . beggars . . . Tom’s dogs . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Minnesingers 2,3, 4; Southeastern Music Festival 3. Defeat may be victory in disguise.” JOHN P. ROGERS Juney” Having together sisters and a bro-me . . . playing ball . . . taking Bobby to the hoop . . . little sister Linda T. . . . coming to school with Corbs and Lina . . . playing ball all day . . . skinny Rick . . . telling Rory and Mike to grow up! . . . BLACKNESS . . . Let’s get it on . . . tr ing to get over . . . partying . . . get¬ ting fired up . . . Uncle Jer . . . dislikes a certain scrub . . . being called cricket. . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3; Tennis 2, 3, 4. Every’ man loves what he is good at.” Sponsored by HOWELL’S STUDIO VINEYARD FORD — MERCURY COMPA.NY, INC. VINEYARD HAVEN 79 WILLIAM R. ROHR Bill” Bat cave . . . wiped out. . . O.P. . . . ’70 summer . . . tent. . . running . . . going away . . . Jon’s room . . . V.W. . . . magical park . . . Ritz . . . dislikes Leaches . . . five and ten . . . getting busted ’73 sum¬ mer . . . getting spiked . . . school. . . Gov. 12 . . . Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross country 1; Soccer 3, 4. I eat well, and I drink well, and I sleep well, but that’s all.” KAREN ANN SANTOS Karen” Jesus . . . B. Study . . . summer ’73 with them . . . Dom” . . . Medford . . . loser . . . letters ... a certain blue star . . . Tashmoo Pond . . . 44 . . . purple . . . A.T. . . . four-way street . . . tape decks . . . Xmas with the Rezz’s . . . trips off-island . . . Conn. . . . cards till late at T.N.’s . . . going to Katama with Scrod and others . . . It’s in the backseat; look Sue” . . . third house from the orange trim not red Laurie . . . sweetstuff . . . everything else left out . . . dislikes being cold . . . spiders . . . slants . . . having no money . . . George’s whistle . . . fog . . . tests . . . 7 4 73 . . . greasy hair . . . cleaning the boxes on Sat. . . . the way Terry used to drive . . . people that say I’m gonna quit,” but don’t . . . my picture. . . Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Vineyarder Staff 4; Cape Cod Music Festival 1, 2. Sweet is revenge — especially to women.” HEIDI MICHELLE SCOTT Heidi” Partying . . . summer ’72 . . . the beach . . . New York during Christmas . . . doin’ mischief . . . Johnny’s sunrises . . . cruising Seaview three . . . Medeiros Cove . . . tying one on . . . dislikes moody people . . . being beat on . . . sticking the papers together . . . school . . . rain . . . coldness . . . getting stuck in firelanes . . . authority . . . waiting . . . Class Vice-president 1; Student Council 2; Class Secretary 3; Chorus 1, 2. Time for a little something.” MICHAEL PATRICK SCOTT Mike” Trying to get along with all kinds of people . . . living life to the fullest . . . gaining knowledge . . . never giving up on anything . . . dislikes classes that won’t work or cooperate . . . being insulted behind my back . . . unfair judges . . . having people literally looking down at me, and asking me how the weather is down here . . . Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Asst. Conductor 4; Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Minnesingers 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 4; Cross Country 3; Vineyarder Staff Asst. Editor 3, Editor 4; Prom Committee Chairman 3; Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4; Cape Cod Festival 1, 2, 4; Southeastern District Festival 1; American Youth Per¬ forms 1; Evaluation Committee 3; Regionalization Committee 3; Student Council Treasurer 2; Class Play 2, 3, 4; UNH Honors Band 3; Most Musical 4; Most school-spirited 4; Norwood Music Festival 1; Abington Music Festival 3. A small leak will sink a great ship.” Sponsored by WELLS OIL SERVICE, INC. EDGARTOWN 80 JANET MCQUARRIE SEARLE Janie” I.O.R.G. ... a certain person . . . Springfield ’73 . . . Hey Janice, remember that picture?” . . . working with Cindy at Lawry’s . . . Betty’s gang . . . Up-Island Supermarket . . . Hey Terry, guess what? . . . driv¬ ing my car . . . Friday nights . . . London in’74 . . . dislikes Mondays . . . rainy days . . . walking to the bus stop . . . thunder storms . . . being called Shortie . . . To she who is willing to try, I give great honor and glory.” JULIA ANN SHEA Julie” Home and family ... all my animals . . . dance . . . The Farm . . . the changing of the seasons . . . Elsie’s tea . . . laughter . . . nature’s art. . . the beach . . . big smiles and bright eyes . . . Leo Kottke, John Renbourn, Joni Mitchell and Bach . . . renewing a past friendship . . . my tunes . . . dislikes tactless¬ ness . . . that sinking feeling . . . uncomfortable silence . . . BLUSHING . . . fiberglassed underwear — all day!. . . being a convenience . . . never enough time . . . Publicity — Butterflies are Free” 3; Junior Class Horseshow 4. To be good is to be happy.” PHILIP LOUIS SPIRO Louie” A certain person . . . suds . . . MGB’s . . . being foreign-tide ... the little kids ... a certain mother . . . the shelter . . . parties at Pat’s . . . parties at the Bumps . . . dislikes being used . . . getting caught . . . being carded . . . rainy days with L.P. ... the Blue Bomb . . . curfews . . . locking keys in car at Katama . . . losing license . . . telephone poles . . . All hell broke loose.” RODNEY PAUL SILVIA Scrod” Parties . . . soccer . . . Hey Banana! . . . waterskiing with G. S. . . . Daggett Ave. . . . You’ve got to love it! . . . Pequot House . . . the Bunker, huh Karen?” . . . summer . . . Arizona . . . Tour . . . passing three cars in a row . . . How ’bouta doughnut? . . . music . . . Jump frog Jump . . . friends . . . summer ’73 . . . Blue Bomb . . . Chevy . . . music room talks . . . the horn . . . Chicago . . . dislikes MV winters . . . checkmarks . . . quart orders of clams . . . 7 4 73 . . . Chad’s tree . . . doing 120 mph with Chad . . . Mike’s Sloe Gin . . . Laurie’s laugh . . . weasels . . . car horns that stick . . . being called a dumb Portugee . . . Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Minnesingers 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1; Spccer 3, 4; Vineyarder Staff 4; Cape Cod Music Festival 1, 2, 4; Abbington Music Festival 3; Norwood Musical Festival 1 . I want what I want, when I want it.” Sponsored by HARBORSIDE INN BOATHOUSE BAR EDGARTOWN ■ ' ' k; NEAL JOSEPH STILLER Neal” The island ... big storms . . . Honda 350 . . . family . . . drums . . . P and J . . . ping pong . . . cous¬ ins .. . motorcycle riding . . . good friends . . . good music . . . playing drums for money . . . Neil Young . . . food . . . girls . . . basketball . . . Red Sox . . . weightlifting . . . jazz band . . . ocean . . . TV . . . sleep . . . cloudy days . . . the good old days . . . McDonalds . . . school — sometimes . . . dis¬ likes very hot weather . . . bears while camping . . . alcoholics . . . a lot of homework . . . getting up in the morning . . . some people . . . 50-hour week . . . tourists . . . lies . . . cities . . . being bored ... a lot of things . . . being underpaid . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Cborus 2; Basketball Manager 2; Baseball Manager 2; The Student 1; Tennis 3, 4; Fashion Show 2; Class Play 4. Common sense is instinct, and enough of it is genius.” BRIAN A. SYLVIA Ozzie” LC . . . good music . . . B. C. ball . . . Len’s Corner . . . parties . . . summertime . . . No. 1 . . . gradu¬ ating . . .up-island. . . evil smiles . . .cruisin’. . .blitzed. . . beating the system . . . dislikes punching out . . . being goofed on . . . running out of gas . . . getting carded . . . fines . . . people that try to be more than what they are . . . getting ripped off . . . Man is a social animal.” RAYMOND THOMAS SYLVIA Ray” Hockey . . . hunting . . . fishing . . . rain . . . people . . . driving . . . dislikes the Island . . . fixing cars . . . reports . . . baseball. . . Football 3; Tennis 4. I am willing to taste any drink once.” LINDA ROBIN TANKARD Lynna” April 29, RONNIE . . . Summer of’71 . . . the first time Corey tubs . . . Brother Johnny . . .DC. . . CC . . . Malabo’s . . . rainy days . . . dig that . . . The Gang . . . Miss Marie . . . Miss Lady . . . Mabel and t he kids . . . teasing . . . long walks ... be cool lay chilly! . . . Puerto Rico . . . S.B.D., G.J., T.B. . . . Waynie’s touchdowns . . . Evil! . . . dislikes Elaine and Mary Jo . . . being called skinny . . . Monday mornings . . . snow . . . M.D. 20 20” ... tag alongs . . . dead roses . . . being on the end . . . being last . . . Tacky Pro’s . . . padded bras . . . spectator buses . . . cold football games . . . pocketbooks . . . being short. . . Kale Soup . . . doing the dishes . . . bitten fingernails . . . Basketball Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Football Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Queen’s Court 3 She’s not to be judged by an evil look.” Sponsored by ISLAND INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. VINEYARD HAVEN 82 ROBERT PARKER TREBBY Lou” Football . . . imported beer . . . small cars . . . week-ends . . . food . . . dislikes Ned’s driving . . . far out. man” . . . dumb sophomores . . . Burma Road . . . long bus rides . . . being called Mushmind” . . . Wolfboro . . . Super Sundays . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 2, 4. In the multitude of counselors, there is safety.” VICTORIA BETH VAN WALDRON Vicki” Feb ’71 DM . . . Feb. ’72 JM . . . poetry . . . gray eyes . . . babysitting . . . Pa . . . French . . . Brazil . . . hockey . . . TV . . . writing . . . dislikes losing people I care for . . . the Island . . . moving . . . clean freaks . . . basketball . . . tests . . . being called Vic . . . Golf 2; Lunch cart 1, 2, 3, 4; Office work 1, 2, 3, 4; AFS Club 3, 4. Silence and solitude, the soul’s best friends.” DARLENE SARAH WATERS Dee” M.J.K — ’72 . . . everything natural . . . the way it comes and goes in life . . . dislikes people who think life will always be the same, and won’t change in the future . . . She profits most who serves best.” It’s all Greek to me.” CHARLES LOUIS WARDELL Charlie” SEWARD ' S GARB.AGE DISPOSAL Sponsored by MENEMSHA TEXACO SERVICE, INC. MENEMSHA 83 ■ 1 m NEIL WELCH, JR. Apple” Chevy SS . . . basketball . . . my Ittle brother ... in the good old days . . . first trip at Bruce’s . . . 1950 Cadillac . . . Halloween night 1973 . . . drags . . . concerts . . . Cosworth Vega . . . dislikes March 31, 1972 . . . getting caught . . . accidents in Corv ' airs . . . spoons . . . blue lights . . . smashed windshields . . . bad trannies . . . Cross Country 1; Soccer 3; Track 3. So little done, so much to do.” LAURIE W’ELCH Baze” Grandparents . . . fishing with my father . . . summer of ’69 . . . DJT . . . Freddie, Adam, Tammy, Rayna, Bobo and Etde and Ninna . . . horseback riding . . . falling off horses at Jungle Beach — huh Donna? . . . Dad’s truck . . . color TV’s . . . old sneakers . . . fireplace fires . . . good times with Brrrenda . . . ice-skating with Kathy Sue . . . third house from the red trim — not orange Karen . . . Gay Head and Sundays with Ann . . . birdbanding . . . riding in the truck with Sue . . . what if he’s in the window? ... My God Brenda, he is! . . . dislikes THUNDER AND LIGHTNING STORMS!!!.. . . pants that are too short . . . short hair and shags . . . one wave at South Beach last summer . . . skirts and dresses . . . cooking . . . being class clown . . . cats . . . frizzles . . . ten mods of classes in a row . . . picking out Christmas and birthday presents . . . driving by hitch-hikers that I know . . . Ann’s sick dog . . . Chorus 1, 2; Capye Cod Music Festival 2. I have not yet begun to fight.” f j THOMAS FRANCIS WELCH Tom” Summer . . . West Bridgew ' ater ’73 . . . Nantucket ’72 . . . the Green ’54 . . . travel. . . driving . . . sleeping . . . just about everything . . . dislikes Apponequet. . . practice . . . morning . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3,4. Silence more musical than song.” RICHARD GRIFFIN Ric” Cheryl. . . good-looking girls . . . dobermans . . . snow skiing . . . good food . . . sports cars . . . good music . . . parties . . . swim¬ ming . . . diving . . . TR 6 . . . some good friends . . . roacb . . . reading . . . dislikes bad music . . . nagging . . . math . . . French jKKxlles . . . school lunches . . . basketball . . . going slow in cars . . . having fights . . . Better to reign in Hell, than serve in Heaven.” 84 LOU’S WORRY Sponsored by ANNA B. FLYNN REAL ESTATE Edgartown ii ? JOSEPH M. O’BRIEN Joe Skiing . . . M.V.I. . . . Bali Hai . . . Rocks Village . . . photography . . . soccer ... dirt riding . . . KATHY . . . Loon Mtn. December ’72 . . . J.W.O. dislikes studying . . . Track 1; Soccer 1, 2. A healthy body is a guest chamber for the soul.” 85 p i PATRONS The Chase Family Nat Cottle Mr. and Mrs. Allen Davey Dr. and Mrs. George H. Feil Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ferro Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Frieh Becky and Sarah Mayhew Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Mayhew Mrs. Katherine Norton Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Poole Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Silvia Mr. and Mrs. Milton Welch Mr. and Mrs. Eric Cottle Mrs. Roy Cottle Wanza and Bettie Davis Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Ferriera Mrs. D. Herbert Flanders Capt. and Mrs. Dagbard K. Larsen E. Elliot Mayhew James and Roberta Morgan Mr. and Mrs. John Painter Bob and Phyllis Rohr Mr. and Mrs. William C. Seward David Welch, Jr. Photographic Credits go to: Howell’s Studio, Miss Iris Davis, and Miss Naomi Lyons V V Un V V v w V wwvwwi Y On and on I go, the seconds tick the time out. There’s so much left to know, and Fm on the road to find out.” Miles from nowhere, not a soul in sight, but it’s alright. I have my freedom, I can make my own rules, the ones that I choose Cat Stevens 88 - ,