Brockton High School - Brocktonia Yearbook (Brockton, MA)

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ALPHABETICAL LIST of ILLUSTRATIONS Page Aero Club After Dmner Speaking Club Alpha Tau Debatmg Club Band Baseball Team Basketball First Team Ba lcetball unlor Curls School Champions Bf0ClxIOHl3 Staff Business Admlnlstratlon Club Cast of Senior Class Play Class Day Officers Class Composer Class Essaylst Class Od1St Class Orator Class Poet Congress Curle Science Club Dramatic Club Edison Scxence Club I XCCUIIVC Commlttee French Club German Club Graduating Class Heads of ACIIVIIICS Hockey Team Senior Girls Class Cbamplons Literary Club Orchestra Iqraclc Team Semor Class Officers Sewmg Club Story Telllng Club Yacht Club 40 .. ., . . .. . 64 ' . . .. , , ,. , 78 . ., . , . 62 .1 A , . . . 44 y ' . . A ,. 66 S , J ' A ', ' .. . 60 ' ' ..., ,.. . . ,.,. , 2 ' , , , .. , . 42 A A . .. ,. , 13 . , . .. 22 , ' , . . ,. . I7 ' . , . ., , ,, .. 22 .. . 14 . 19 . . 74 ' ' , . , . 58 ' , , ., . 38 ' ' 52 I ' ' 9 Football Team 72 . . 70 50 ' 11 ' ' L- , I2 ' . , ' 4 , ' 68 ' . . 34 . . 54 ' , ..,, .. ,.,, .. . 8 . , ,. ,.., , 46 ' ..,. A . . ...... .... ...,,.,, . . .. ...., . ,. .. .. . 32

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W CGNTE TS J K3 ' A2374-QQGQQECQZQAQKS FDITQRIAIS Truth Conquers All Editor To ch Senlora Lester Oppenhenn Wfe Thank Xou Pdltor IDISCOLIYSQ. on Atrt Wllllalmm Kxaraccus 30 CI ASS ORATION hdmund P1lla CLASS PSSAY Audrev Renaud CLASS POPM Vxrglnla Lovs MUSIC' FOR CLASS ODE Jeanette Lexm SPPING OURSH V1 S I ITf RATURI Beheve Ir or Not fwerett Cole 30 The Fluff OfV1HlSlIlDg Meta Fdmund Pllla 30 That Strange Thing Called Llfe Barbara Ss a THE POET S CORNER Freshmen Betty Sxnamons 3 The Call of the Wllderxaess Ira Wfation 33 Colored Wllads VITQIIII1 Lou 30 The TIIIIIQS rhwr Nlatter Fred Relllx 10 SKPTFI-HHS Bird Study as a Hobhv Stanley Bauman 31 The Xvaxs of School Gxrls Tom PFOCOPIO Sucvgested Inroxatxons for B H S M Nl a U S Con memoratlxe Stamps Anthonx X arros Slanguage Robert Grand 30 'Ihe XX orld 5 Greatest PUIIIC Arthur Dobson 30 Ixathleen Iucllle Scudder 31 'I oung Manm of Nlanhattan Nlarx Maguxre 30 ad CLASS NOTFS FXCH ANGES JEST FOR FUIN CILJB 'VOTES ATI'-H PTICSS XI UNINI K 1 Q Wy SP W I 3 Q CL s f, Q I ff X QQ F f . N, fc U ' ' 1 o, X A L f 'lf J , , I W we 752 1- 5' 54 w F- 'T - - 9 .e 1- - E: CL. 1- - T12 , , Qbarvu, 7 Y 1 2 f - CLASS QDE--'I-Ielexl Tindale . K ' ,. ' - . . min. 730 S ' ' 7 , - . K K-1 x 3 x. v .7 DL 0 1 H' . .S .1 . . , I .. 37 . . , 1 . - I' 7. '. '32 A X Y

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uf, 1 ,f ,-. ,- , x X m I 1 2- , fa Q an Cf.EiIlI1l'l H TRUTH CONQUERS ALL Vlrtus Omnxa Vlnclt A ne Latin motto And one that has been gavly emblazoned as a fam ly crest on many an old hleld Hou many brave and sturdy knights of old have chosen that as an ldeal for hvmgl HCIOIC deeds haw e been performed mth those same words as msplratlon It IS for us, as Semors, to lmprlnt that motto on our banners to carry those Hammg words of truth suth us wherever we go Ideals are pecular thmgs that are rather dlmCLllf to de ne those chose thang more When we, as freshmen, chose words as our class motto, we them because they meant some to us They should mean much now Four years we have been together four years of studylng and strnmg, always wlth our motto men tally betore us as lnsplratlon Thls une dlVldCS the paths of many of us Xve sh ll walk ln dlfferent vxays No matter xf we never meet agam, there ls a common bond among all the members of the class of 1930 ln the beautiful memorles of school days We cannot help but sxgh xuth regret as we remember all the happiness me have known mthm the walls of Brockton H1 h It xs wlth greatest gratitude and appreclatxon that we turn to thank our patxent faculty for the r unfallxng Interest and Mr Rye for his bcnev olent advlce and help In leavmg, we hope that we have at tamed at least a few of the goals toward whnch we stramed so eagerly four years ago, and that our name may go down wxthm the annals of the school and of the clty as a class who tried nts best to fulhll the ideals rep resented by its motto Truth Con quers All Fdltor TO THE SENIORS PSyCl1OlOglSIS ll1'lll1t'lll'l tl1'lt 'IYIYOHC not lheiitilly CTCFICICHI' IS 'llIJlC Vblfll 311 TIOLII' OI' IWC of COI1CCI1fl'1tCCl Il'10Llgl'lt to I'6Ci1ll lI1C1dCHfS HS far b'lClC HS l'llS f0LlL'Il'I OI' yeill' of Cl'1lldl'100d Assummg that these psychologxsts are even partly r1ght, may I ask you to turn thls magazme face downward, for the moment, and g ve a thought to the four years you are now endmg How qulckly the lncxdents and ac clclents of the past year surge into your mind, shaplng themselves ln such mcolaerent thoughts as the thrlll of the socxals great tlmes ethics report cards une lst suspense teachers are human' stunt nltc d1ploma at last the reactlon Then almost as easxly brought to mmd are the events of the precedlng year upper classmen football Mr Staff s incomparable qulntette Westsuard Ho' Prom d6COI 1IlOIlS best yet champlon track teams what n orchestra' the band hrst taste of extms un'or ushers almost there A b1t more stubborn come the Soph omore pxctures no longer babes added personal responslbxlrtles more bool- s frxend Caesar u est year of the four X a 'X Q MQ, I ... . VI :N .ii M as 613 Q f ' 9 4 Z L WP R ,bf 5' ' . b 1 Kr , N ' N ' l 1 4 1 ,, . .C . .... fl I M t ' - . 7 4 ' . . . . ,, . H . ' . M L 1 a I 1 , I . . . I 4 K 3 being called Seniors . . . elections C ' K ' .... 4 . . . t 4 1 4 . ' ', ' ' . . . . 'F . . . .I f - .4 1 . : ,... ' L . ...d ll-