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

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National Honor Society FIRST ROW (1 to r) J. MacKay C. Grant B. Ryder M. Fragosa M. Conole A. Feil D. Hancock S. Lemenager SECOND ROW: P. Mercer E. Flanders C. Nunley M. Oliver R. Linton B. Malonson THIRD ROW: P. DeBettencourt N. Lyons R. Hewett J. Baer T. Barritt B. Deitz Mr. Tyrus Houston Advisor ABSENT: B. Blair “Maybe it wasn’t planned that way, but American ends in ‘I can’.” 1976 Student Council and School Comm. Representatives FIRST ROW (1 to r): R. Gardner, M. Fragosa, L. Baptiste, P. Leighton, J. Lemenager, C. Grant, T Rebello. SECOND ROW: M. Oliver, A. Feil, D. Bagnall, K. Davey, S. Lemen¬ ager, S. Ewing, N. Lesnikowski, C. Flanders, Mr. Tyrus Houston — Advisor. ABSENT: P. Dow ley. 25

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Freshman Class Officers and Advisors (] to r) Margaret McHugh — Secretary David DeBettencourt — Treasurer Rebecca Burnham — President Marilyn Look — Vice President Ralph Cook — Historian Mrs. Ann Ross — Advisor ABSENT: Mr. Pierre Hebert — Advisor Sophomore Class Officers and Advisors Mr. David Donald — Advisor Brad Wong — Secretary Justine Lemenager — President Tommye-Ann Brown — Historian Sue Leonard — Treasurer Mr. Duncan Ross — Advisor ABSENT: Richard Leonard — Vice President Junior Class Officers and Advisors Martha Fisher — Secretary Mary Oliver — Vice President Mr. Leroy Hazelton — Advisor Jennifer Crowell — President Bettina Malonson — Treasurer ABSENT: Joan Alwardt — Historian Mr. Gerard Gerolamo — Advisor I J ' ' jsn ' ?V»n v ' jPBkpmasw j { Sat 4 M 7 i i - f 11 1 l 1 i-fvm a I ' wa J M 1 % 24

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A.F.S. CLUB: Mr. J. Didato; D. Phillips; J. Crowell; D. Skuber; K. Merrill, president; R. Linton; B. Dietz; Mrs. A. Lesnikowski, advisor; A. Fed; B. Welch; P. Mercer, secretary; S. Phillips; S. Johnson; P. Fuller; K. Ricketts. The American Field Service is a program that pro¬ motes brotherhood and mutual understanding of people from all over the world. This year, Bruce Blair was selected to represent the United States in Chicchicbu, Japan. Although adjust¬ ment to a culture so different from our own was difficult at first, he is settled in now — learning and living in the complex Japanese soci¬ ety. Also, this year we are happy to have Darinka Skuber, our A.F.S. student from Yugoslavia. She arrived in August and is staying with the Welch family. Darinka is a welcome addition to our school and the class of 1976. Both the adult and student A.F.S. chapters work hard to raise money to finance various A.F.S. activities and projects. In the past year we have held two flea markets which were quite successful. In these times of great change, it is important to realize the fact that all, in spite of cultural and economic differences, people are people — we all share the same limitations, the same needs and basic feelings. Perhaps the statement “united, we stand; divided, we fall” says it all. Karen Merrill President 26