Three Cheers for the Class of 2015
Adorned in caps and gowns, graduates ring the Tabernacle awaiting commencement excercises.
Adorned in caps and gowns, graduates ring the Tabernacle awaiting commencement excercises.
Marshals Jason Lages and Sara Poggi lead Class of 2015 into the Tabernacle.
Marshals Jason Lages and Sara Poggi lead Class of 2015 into the Tabernacle.
Emcee Katherine Reid addresses the class in her opening remarks.
Emcee Katherine Reid addresses the class in her opening remarks.
Salutatorian Timothy Roberts urged students not to be defined by numbers and grades.
Salutatorian Timothy Roberts urged students not to be defined by numbers and grades.
Retiring superintendent of schools James Weiss presents Samantha Potter with the Superintendent's Outstanding Senior Award.
Retiring superintendent of schools James Weiss presents Samantha Potter with the Superintendent's Outstanding Senior Award.
Combined choruses perform A Gaelic Blessing and the senior song, Sing.
Combined choruses perform A Gaelic Blessing and the senior song, Sing.
Principal Gil Traverso thanked the class for welcoming him during his first year at the school.
Principal Gil Traverso thanked the class for welcoming him during his first year at the school.
Josie Iadicicco noted the diverse and talented school community.
Josie Iadicicco noted the diverse and talented school community.
A sea of purple and white filled the Tabernacle.
A sea of purple and white filled the Tabernacle.
Diplomas were handed out to 160 graduates.
Diplomas were handed out to 160 graduates.
Jubilation rang out in Camp Ground as caps were tossed in air upon commencement.
Jubilation rang out in Camp Ground as caps were tossed in air upon commencement.
Hugs all around for jobs well done.
Hugs all around for jobs well done.
The Martha's Vineyard Regional High School class of 2015 ended their high school careers Sunday with commencement exercises at the Tabernacle. Class speakers thanked friends, family and the Vineyard community for their support, and encouraged seniors to continue to contribute to the community. After all 160 graduating seniors collected their diplomas, a sea of purple and white caps went flying into the air.