Brockton High School - Brocktonia Yearbook (Brockton, MA)

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I-I It seems as if it were only yesterday that you were seated in your house cafeteria for your orientation to the new Brockton High School and that june '74 was years away. Was it only hours ago - that you became seniors, members of the first class to complete four high school years at B.H.S.? You are the class which has more than any other, set the course for future years by initiating and experienc- ing many changes and experimental programs, and by giving of I yourselves and your ideas to enable Brockton High to begin to func- Q tion as a total educational complex. You have contributed your tal- ents through participation im dramatics, musical programs, sports, i radio station, community service, etc. Not only do we have the finest facilities in the nation, but also a student body second to none! I l As you graduate and begin your new career, I wish you success in g your pursuits. Always set your standards high, strive for the highest f goals. Never be discouraged more than momentarily. Follow the i ,' yet. It is filled with opportunity for all who have the courage and motto, Believe you can, and you can. The world is not finished 3 confidence to meet its challenges. The future is yours, meet and l . . . , L accept your responsibilities. My best to you! I MS. CLAIRE M. APPLING l iff, MP1-Cl-fl2!QD.AI2,GrQ AZUREI-IGJQE 1 .,. In-1 'Un X X MS. CLAIRE-M. APPLING NELLOW HOUSE This school year is of particular significance for me because of the spe- cial qualities demonstrated by the Class of 1974. This year's graduating class is unique as it is the first group to enter as a freshman unit and to complete four years of high school. As a result, I have been afforded an opportunity to watch you grow from fledgling freshmen to mature, responsible young adults. You have met many challenges and adjusted to many changes with aplomb and dignity in order to achieve your goal. It is with extreme pleasure and pride that I congratulate you for your past performance and wish you to be blessed with success and happiness in your future endeavors. CHRIS D. ARGYS :WY ' V' 'W I

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QTEPJFOPJADMFNIQIENTON At this reading, your days at Brockton High School will be virtually over. For a period of twelve years, you have been in a structured and somewhat protective school situation and are now entering into adult society It is our hope that your days in the Brockton School System, and especially at Brockton High School. have provided you with the skills and insights to cope with a most complex society. To each of you, every best wish for both your continued success and good health in the years to come? MR. JOHN M. MAI-IONEY I-IEADMASTER FOR ADMINISTRATION 1 A 4 rf, if f?X Ne x NX-X 'K