Brockton High School - Brocktonia Yearbook (Brockton, MA)

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61' 4- SUPERI TE DE T . if '- f ,w0 Dear Graduates: The Class of 1976 has the distinction of being the third class to enjoy four full years at the new Brockton High School, and of being the one and only Bicentenn- ial class. Thus the Class of 1976 com- bines the commemoration of our nation's rich heritage with Brockton's special history of providing its youth with a su- perior high school building. But the most prized distinction of the Class of 1976 lies in the talents and accomplishments of the young women and men who, as seniors, have helped to make a superior building into a su- perio r school. Although technically a newcomer to Brockton, 1 am not unfamiliar with its community, its schools, and its stu- dents. Grounded in this knowledge is the conviction that the Class of 1976 will have the education, the qualities of citizenship, and the ambition to become productive participants in community affairs. You rs S ince rely, jam. Superintendent of Schools

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PRINCIPAL Congratulations to the class l976. You should be proud of the special signifi- cance of your graduating year. Yours is the year of the Bicentennial celebra- tiong a celebration that reflects on our American heritage. You will be part of the beginning of a new era in the proud history of the United States. As you leave Brockton High School, re- flect upon your accomplishments, the happy days spent together with friends for the past four years. The education you have receive is se- cond to none. From it, you can build your future depending on the goals that each and every one of you has set for yourself. Good luck, best wishes and may you find happiness in all of your future endeavors. 0A,fFL.f-M Robert F. Reagan, Principal Brockton I-Iigh School .12 2 4 1854 zf' ' f 12 .15 . Q ft' .1 if e X41 'A'1?5i iv A L M2 1 'I H454 bf.-.4 Y :KU 53625 Mai 3252! z f