Brockton High School - Brocktonia Yearbook (Brockton, MA)

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CtCll,Ay vii AC Q vqxli lib 14:5 gi so . ' Cd , ,QW AR Q6 -.AJ L f 1 X , ' X I x x - I X First row, leit to riqht: Mr. Smith, Mr. Holt, Mr. Creedcn, Miss Bradley, lvfiss Pierce, Miss Northrup, Mr. Eaton, Mr. May, Mr. Sanborn. Second row: Miss Brooks, Miss Sylvia, Miss Bosworth, Mr. MacPherson, Mr. Ford, Dr. Frellick Sylvester, Miss Lindfors, Miss Ransom, Miss Stokes, Miss Tuttle. Third row: Miss Condon, Miss Whelan, Miss Long, Miss Davis, Miss Giovanoni, Miss Gilmore Converse, Miss Uses, Mrs, Kelleher, Miss Lynch, Mrs. Peterson. Fourth row: Miss Simmons, Miss Cosarove, Miss Elzbut, Miss Smith, Miss Farwell, Miss Armstrong, Mrs. Harlow, Miss Paine, Miss Belkus, Miss Bourne, Miss Goodridqe. Filth row: Mr. Andrews, Mr. Ryan, Mr. Baker, Mr. Smith, Miss Beaton, Miss Iohnson, Miss Hoit, Gilmore, Miss Sprague, Mr. Metcalf, Mr. Socarides. Wilkins, Miss Miss Miss Miss Sixth row: Mr. Kimtis, Mr. Kreutzer, Mr. Nash, Mr. Kelly, Mr. Bernatowicz, Mr. Fitzpatrick, Mr. Wiqren, Mr. Todd, Mr. Hopkins, Mr. Beuell, Mr. Prioli. Last row: Mr. Lynch, Mr. Burbank, Mr. White, Mr. Eqqer, Mr. Wallace, Mr. Mclfernan, Mr. Puliaiico, Mr. Swanson, Mr. Parsons.

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CARL R. MacPHERSON, COMMERCIAL ENGLISH . GUIDANCE . . HISTORY . . HOME ECONOMICS INDUSTRIAL ARTS LANGUAGE . LIBRARY . MATHEMATICS MUSIC . . PHYSICAL EDUCATION SCIENCE . . . Robert S. Andrews Edith B. Armstrong Morris Baker Helen K. Beaton Elizabeth M. Belkus Stanley I. Bernatowicz Beatrice L. Bosworth Harriet P. Bourne Doris E. Brooks Iohn F. Burbank Rose H. Condon Ruth T. Cosgrove Dorothea Davis Iohn H. Egger, Ir. B. Elizabeth Elzbut Martha P. Farwell Leo I. Fitzpatruck Lydia A. Gibbs Helen R. Gilmore Marilyn L. Gilmore Margaret M. Giovanoni Dorothy I. Goodridge alfa RALPH S. FRELLICK, Headmaster Master BERNICE SYLVESTER, Dean of Girls DEPARTMENTS STAFF Doris M. Harlow Pauline L. Hoit Francis W. Hopkins Helga T. Iohnson Marion E. Kelleher Archibald Kelly Donald W. Kimtis Donald W. Kreutzer Anna L. Lindfors Margaret A. Long Mona E. Lynch Thomas G. Lynch Gordon McKernan Iohn W. Metcalf, Ir. Norman B. Nash Evelyn I. Paine William T. Parsons Ethel F. Perkins Iulia H. Peterson Ioseph A. Prioli Charles Puliatico Helen S. Ransom Mildred A. Rauscher SECRETARIES SADIE M. MOSES, Secretary to Headmaster . Daniel M. Creedon . Harold T. Eaton . . Russell B. Ford . Norman A. Smith Frances M. Bradley . Ronald F. Holt . Christine A. Northrup Helen C. Converse . Martha E. Pierce . Rodney F. May . Howard T. Sandrock . Nelson E. Sanborn Harry H. Reuell Iohn F. Ryan Francis L. Saba Eleanor Simmons Helen L. Smith Walter M. Smith I. Kevin Smyth Katherine A. Smyth Christos Socarides Edith D. Sprague Errol B. Stevenson Ruth M. Stokes Frank I. C. Swanson Elvira A. Sylvia William E. Todd Catherine A. Tuttle Iessie E. Uses Lawrence I. Wallace Elizabeth H, Whelan Robert A. White August H. Wigren Priscilla Wilkins ROSE B. IONES, Secretary BARBARA E. DELANO, Secretary ' Substitute Teacher

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l 5 I lx 1 J, X I U X ga! .xdcfiuifiefi Highlighting the fall season were the football games spirited by the enthusiasm and excitement of the student body, and brought to a climax by the successful Pigskin Social. This fourth annual dance, an informal affair honoring the football team and cheerleaders, was sponsored by the sophomore and junior classes. The girls' gym was attractively decorated in a fall motif, and in red and black. An enjoyable time was experienced by all who attended this first dance of the school season. Not only were the boys participating in their activities at this time, but also the senior and junior girls were seen out on Eldon Keith Field playing intramural field hockey. When the interclass games were concluded, the senior class squad had won the championship. For the first time in many years, the seniors enjoyed a match with the Sumner High School girls of Hol- brook, playing half the game against them, and the other half with them. The cross country team had a very successful season this year, winning five out of seven meets. There were several outstanding senior performers, who benefited the team to a great extent. Concluding this fall season was the presentation of the senior class play, Ianuary Thaw, by the senior actors and actresses. Ian- uary Thaw, the story of the trials and tribulations of the Gage family, was pro- duced on Broadway in 1946. The entire cast performed like a Broadway cast and made December 2, l955, an enjoyable evening of rollicking fun and merriment. 1-1 f .53 i f