Brockton High School - Brocktonia Yearbook (Brockton, MA)

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O! icerd iw xx Q Left to right: Paula Bacon, Corresponding Secretaryg William Mane, Treasurer: Richard O'Brien, President Iuditlfi Guarina, Vice President: Emily Stone, Recording Secretary. agnclucfion eremong 19

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Wafiona .js-lonor ociefg 4 1 x K, '-f c . 2.1. -- I ...Y .1111 First row, left to right: Mr. Mahoney, ludith Guarino, Kenna Kelly, Mark Fishman, Anne Yalcavonis, Thomas Hopgood lean Foley, Robert Thompson, Valerie Kindberg, Iohn Golka, Carolyn Yukna, Douglas Merrey, Carol Deslauriers, Mr. William H. Spencer. Second row: Diane Talan, Libby Kessman, Barbara Zostalc, lanice Levitan, Mary Donnelly, Emily Stone, Robert Lenehan, Richard O'Brien, William McClung, Peter lohnson, Pasquale Galante, Kathleen Lyons. Third row: Ian Bradstreet, Miriam Kelleher, Ona Bielkevicius, Ruth Lauzikas, Paula Bacon, Carolyn Pierce, Hugh Globerson, Iohn Meurling, lose-ph Waldstein, William Mone, Alfred Kramer, Daniel Cirelli. Unable to be present: Donald Bellenger. Another first initiated by Mr. Mahoney is the National Honor Society. The National Honor Society of Secondary Schools was founded by the National Association of Sec- ondary School Principals in l922. The purpose of the organization is to stimulate and recognize high scholarship, constructive leadership, purposeful service, and worthy character. To be eligible for membership a student must maintain a grade average of l.5, derived by considering A:2, B:l, C:O. Those students who attained membership were inducted at a senior assembly and given a certificate and pin with the emblem of the society. lmmediately following the assembly a tea was held and officers chosen. The faculty advisors are Mr. Spencer, Mr. Capernaros, Miss Lindfors, Miss Tobin, and Miss Beaton. 18

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gafrw , Front row, lett to right: Dennis Blanchard, Ovid Fortier, Robert Cate, Clark Downs, David Walsh, Donald Bellenqer, Robert Lelland. Second row: Norman Poirier, David Brown, Iohn Meurlinq, Bruce Gustafson, Robert Lenehan, Frederick Spencer, Mr. Rodney F. May. Third row: Francis Stevens, William McCluna, Francis lasinskas, lohn Zipeto, Mark Hurwitz, Richard Brown, Paul Yuskaitis. Unable to be present: Thomas Alger. The Galloneers is one of the most colorful musical orqanizations in Eastern Massachusetts. Each year they receive many more invitations to sinq than they are able to fulfill. Under the able leadership of Mr. Rodney F. May, director of music, and accompanied by Iohn Meurlinq, as pianist-orqanist, they appear before as many educational and cultural groups as can be arranged. 20