Brockton High School - Brocktonia Yearbook (Brockton, MA)

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Yearbook .tall , +gpr h7n First row, left to right: Miss Elizabeth I. Daley Cadvisorl, Armen Roupenian, Co-Editors Leslie Swain and Ardelle Levine, Sandra Stirblis, Marla Silva, Mr. Maurice R. Cahill Cadvisorl. Second row: lohn DeSirnone, Barbara Costa, Lynne Kravetz, Michele Perrotta, Catherine Creedon, Diane Rogers, Vicki Bouchard, Ruth Ann Hooper, Lesli Sanderson, Marcia Stevens, Ina-Lou Winnerman, Harvey Kaplan. Third row: Diane Todd, Cheryl Familarit, Ann Iaye Wyn, Carol Feeley, Selma Levine, Lorna Cohen, ludy Gardner. 1-1 -I Members of the Biography Staff, left to right: Vicki Bouchard, Diane Rogers, Barbara Costa, Linda Tirrell, Leslie Swain, Lorna Cohen, Sandra Stirblis. Standing in rear: Marla Silva. 31

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Part-'Pilner First row, lett to right: Shirley Glazner, Shirley Coe, Pamela Vaci, Beverly Holmgren, Mary Wallen, Ianie Ferro, lerilyn Thayer, lvliss Beatrice L. Bosworth, Sandra Lynch, Karen Stewart, Linaa Trurn, Paula Voda, Dorothy Falcone, Charlanna Phillips, Donna Bose-guish Seccnd row: P,:rnf1la Peurscn, Bcseiniiry Clark, Laura Hiznscn, Liane Erickson, Linda Harding, Linda Alger, Lorraine Davis, Linda Bates, Donnii Bumpus, lviaryann lilessrall 1, Linda Hanson, Frances Snyder, Rachel I-lenriksori. Third row: Dorothy Piantoni, Carolyn Sherren, Bcse-mary Shanks, Ruth Swanson, Carol Vergnani, loanne Purdy, Ierilyn Kaplan, Linda Trott, Karen Lounge, Nancy O'Connor. ln i929 the part-time system was inaugurated at Brockton High School under the supervision ot Miss Beatrice L. Bosworth. Every year since then approximately forty junior girls have been selected trcm the Commercial Course to serve as part-timers in their senior year. The girls are chosen on the basis ot their scholastic abilities and attendance records at school. Part-timers must also be conscientious, reliable, and trustworthy. There are two divisions which alternate weekly. As one group receives classroom instruction, the other aids in the secretarial functions ot the Brockton School System. This program was set up to give the girls practical experience that cannot be learned in a classroom. The part-time system has been very beneficial and successful tor all those involved. 30

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tutlent Go ernment Exchange nfs VU-U l I l - ,tix ui I .A.', l t S5314 First row left to right: Barbara lvloore, Miss Helen R. Gilmore tadvisorl, Miss Pauline L. Hott tadvisorl, Leslie Swain, lill Hoffman Second row: lames Vierra, Thomas Arthur. The State Student Government Exchange Team was carried on under the direction of the State Department of Education. The purpose of this program was to inform students from a city school about a town government and to acquaint students from a town with city government. The exchange this year was with Stoneham High School. After lunch in the school cafeteria the exchange team toured the school and saw the city. ln the evening, after dinner at a well-known restaurant, the visitors attended the City Council meeting. 32