Doherty Memorial High School - Highlander Yearbook (Worcester, MA)

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THE EDITORS Eileen Durkin Michael Sagansky When we first started working on the Hilander, we knew very little about putting together a yearbook. Through the patience and guidance of Arnie Lohman, our Hunter Publishing Representative, we made great strides in learning what was involved. We would like to thank the entire Publications class for their effort and dedication. Three outstanding star members were Jonathon Reck, Lisa Teixeira, and Susan Monahan, Without their great efforts this yearbook might never have been published. We also extend a special tribute to Peter Finn, Neil Grossman, Andy Riley, Melinda Packard, and Steven Berkovitz who, although were not members of the Publications class, were always available. At this time, we would also like to thank our advisor, Mr. Cornelius Doyle, who has devoted fourteen years to the Hilander. Our business matters were handled by Mr. Phillip Herman and Mr. John McGill. Finally, we wish to express our most sincere gratitude to our photographer, David Hilton, of Hilton Studios. Our experiences as editors ranged from drawing lines on hills for an outdoor class picture to drawing lay out sheets. We ' ve enjoyed the challenge and hope we fully captured the spirit of the class of 1981. Sincerely, The Editors

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