Brockton High School - Brocktonia Yearbook (Brockton, MA)

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W3 ASSISTANT HOUSEMASTERS we -N ,fm W.. -R la Q S XL' -TEM Y A K, , M A A f A A if ka ,- - 5 - ' J I F i 3 2 I , , 1 5 - 'P' l f - I , N 2 4 3 I n K 'lC. 3 : J If 5 1 , r Q ffl' Qs l Q lllllliill Richard Zoino Kenneth Cardone Charles Puliaflco Raymond Bussolari Green House Red House Azure House Yellow House 22

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x, Tw' Fi 5 1 F. t 2 if-. ff' L 5 f-Tie l 1Chr1s D. Argys, Azure House The class of 1978 has earned congratulations in a special way. Time has passed quickly and in your four years you have brought stability to Brockton High School. You have distinguished yourselves during an era of unrest and adjustment. May God's blessing carry you on in your future plans and endeavors. Chris D. Argys Housemaster Congratulations to each of you, graduates and members of the Class of 1978, on this very significant occasion. Through the guidance of your parents and teachers and your efforts for the past twelve years it is hoped that you have acquired the knowledge which will enable you to Claire M. Appling, Yellow House pursue your chosen career. Nothing is really ending. Graduation marks a transition to a new beginning. The process of education whether within or outside the school environment requires continual growth and adaptability. Use the background which you haveg start where you are and continue to build on this foundation. Respond to the challenge of your generation and contribute your unique talents and skills to improve the world. Set higher standards for yourself than others expect of you. So long as there are human beings who search for the stars, the world will go ahead. I hope that you will achieve your goals and have every happiness in future years. My best to you in all of your endeavors. Claire Appling 21

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HEADMASTER FUR ADMINISTRATION fa'x'?M'f4'gZ5422l-ff 2555 .. 1 . 'WW' f ..,,,-..,- ,-.. ww-.M.,.,, ..,, .M av.. W., .wzmn-.'f T! itffj- ug, 14 V rv Q . ..' K -A- Q., 'Yiilfviv ,- f Q 4 K 'af ff Vw 27' gQs2?fgfg1jg,5:,7,gff,'L 1g..',mgym.z,:w.n..' -wwwmwwimwmfni'A-vzaf?:'z:::zgp4sr5nof1fnww if if it 5 'ii I A if as gi I 'vmz:4:x.f.m.wfwfaf',v2'wua azfsmmug-gvgr, fjigfv . S ' 1, ZW 5 9?5w:,,,r..Q,.-,,.,,..,.....a, MM aa..a..,......-- .VM W. . J: To the Class of 1978: It is my hope that upon graduation, you will not lose touch with Brockton High School, your friends and, now, former teachers. Ours is the most mobile society the world has known. Where will you be in five - ten - fifteen years? Let's be realistic, you are going to face crises in the future, and you will realize the true mean- ing of friendship. A lawyer, now a famous judge, once told me that in a crisis, if you can count your friends on one hand, you are a very, very fortunate personf, Certainly you have acquired knowledge, concepts and skills during your public school education, but there are other facets to life as well. Stay in touch with the friends you have made, for as you grow older, you will quickly realize the rare value of a true friendship. Attend your reunions, drop a note or call a former friend who may be in difficulty. Above all, remember that graduation d-ogg Q mean the end of your educa- tion or your interest in Brockton High School and - most important - it does not mean saying good-by permanently to the friendships you have made over the years with your classmates. In years to come, the above message will ring true! Every best wish for your continued success and good health. Sincerely, John M. Mahoney