Waltham High School - Mirror Yearbook (Waltham, MA)

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YEARBOOK DEDICATION fnghd Mnjames McDonnell, Yearbook Advisor with our Editor-in-Chief Stephanie Turner. YOU'VE GOTTA LUV THOSE LIONS Kbelowj Lisa Noke, our Business Editor with Mr. james McDonnell saluting the Nittany Lions on their National Championship. 4 l l Q l hen it came time for me to make my decision for the yearbook dedications I stood back and thought about who had been there to help the Class of 1987. It didn't take me long to decide. Mr. james McDonnell has always been there to help the class. If it wasn't for him this yearbook would not be possible. An award-winning yearbook takes time and demands devotion. Both of these he was readily willing to give. Throughout the past four years I have watched Mr. McDonnell work with the yearbook staff and sometimes it was a bumpy tide, but with the loyalty of such a driven man like him, how could it possibly fail? Many cards and letters have come back to congratulate him on the outstanding job he has done, but to him it's the kids who have done it. During his fourteen years as yearbook advisor we have won many awards. 18 Dedication Since 1978 we have been nominated for the prestigious Printers Industry of America Graphic Arts Award. This award is usually the prime domain of the college books. We have entered the New England Competition seven times and we have finished with 6 first and 1 second , the last four years we have been the top book in New England. When I decided on the dedication I wanted it to go to someone who believed in the Class of 1987, someone who took time to help us as a whole, I feel I have made an excellent decision. I car1't put this in the book without him knowing, so I want to tell you Mr. McDonnell that you are extremely worthy of this dedication and I am happy to give it to such a fine man. Stephanie Turner Editor-in-Chief