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

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STAFFS TYPING STAFF (right) Marcia Garvin; Eleanor Thurber; Rosemary Smith; Nola Sylvia; Brenda Tankard; Faith West; Sally Sherwood; Alita Rogers; Bertha Viera. ADVERTISING STAFF (lower left) Joan Hoglund; Bertha Viera; Edward Smith; Sandra Kelly; Joseph Mello; Constance Athearn; Judith Swartz; absent Nancy Freitas. SUBSCRIPTIONS STAFF (lower right) Judith Frank; Marcia Garvin; June Manning; Robert Tankard; Eleanor Thurber; Eleanor Fischer; Deborah Downs. LAYOUT STAFF (right) John Hathaway; Joseph Mello, Chairman; Michael Ciancio. 5

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VINEYARDER LITERARY STAFF (left) Joan Borges; Jeffrey Cronig; Hollis Engley; Lorraine Marlatt, chairman; Peter Greisser; Judith Leonard; Victoria Danberg. ART STAFF (below left) Barbara Smith; Wendy Andrews; Carole Magee, Chairman; Faith West; Donna Ortiz. PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF (below) Evan Issokson; Hollis Engley, Chairman; Christopher Murphy. Advisor Miss Barbara Lassen Business Manager Miss Sandra Kelly Editor Miss Barbara Thomas Assistant Editor Miss Blanche Willoughby METELL’S VEGETABLE FARM WHITE BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION Sponsored By Edgartown JORDAN ' S BARBER SHOP THEODORE P. HENLEY, Contractor and Builder

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DEDICATION When a product is created through the efforts of many, the attention is generally focused upon those through whom it is finally presented. Al¬ though it is always conceded that there are those in the background who teach, direct and help correct all the little mistakes, it is most often these people who are left in the dim light when every¬ thing is completed; yet they remain satisfied mere¬ ly knowing that all is well done. One such person is our yearbook advisor, Miss Barbara Lassen. She has untiringly helped not only this class but many others in producing works such as this—the 1964 Vineyarder. Never has she shown any indication of reluctance in spending one minute of the long hours she has given to the guidance of the combined yearbook staf fs, especially at the beginning when we were all new at our jobs. One of those who helped us most through two years of our high school career need not have bothered with us at all. He was not an advisor, nor in any way obligated to assist us. Yet Mr. Ralph Snow gave unselfishly of his time and energy to help the class of 1964 become a greater power in the Regional. With his help, we put on two plays which were on all counts successful. Yet more important than that he made us realize that the product itself was not sp important as the means to achieve it. All actors enjoyed rehearsals because of the air of fun and friendship. Even in the frantic two weeks before the play, the atmos¬ phere was not clouded by undue tension. However, Mr. Snow was more than a director, he was a teacher. And as a teacher he brought alive the spirit of men, women and events long passed. He carried the feeling of the rehearsals into the classroom. Although he is no longer with us we feel his influence and will long remember what he has done for us. For their unselfish dedication to helping others help themselves, we respectfully dedicate the 1964 Vineyarder to Miss Barbara Lassen and Mr. Ralph Snow. 6