Brockton High School - Brocktonia Yearbook (Brockton, MA)

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l W l -4 Ui '0Ul ll u, day. ind with are ed lu-- i I.- MESSAGE TO GRADUATES On this very momentous occasion it gives me much pleasure to congratulate you, graduates of Brockton High School, Class of 1979! l trust that your school memories are predominantly happy recollections. It is hoped that through the guidance of your parents and teachers and through your own efforts of the past twelve years you have attained the skills and knowledge which will enable you to successfully commence another phase of life. Really, your life is just beginning. The process of education must continue, as it requires continued growth. Strive to seek a harmony and balance in your endeavors. Be creative, re- sourceful, industrious, and - above all - tolerant of others. Leave a trail of happiness in your path. Always seek new and greater heights as each new vantage point will reveal a further realm to conquer. Have the courage and strength to make the world a better place by giving of yourself and by sharing your unique abilities and talents with others. My best to you in all of your pursuits. Claire Appling -X Chris D. Argys - Azure House Congratulations! Your high school graduation is only the beginning of many more tomorrows filled with all of the opportuni- ties and challenges that life has to offer - May your days be forever pleasant and rewarding, your ambi- tions and hopes realized- A Claire M. Appling - Yellow House Tomorrow is just a day away! Good luck, C. D. Argys A i gli

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l G RADUATES: The secret of being productive through seizing opportunities lies in getting into the habit of living with expectancy. lt will make your eyes sharper in their search for opportunity. Looking for opportunities and taking advantage of them makes life worth living. There are many tough questions plaguing business and society, but no matter how many answers have been turned up, the best may have been left for you. With best personal regards, l remain John F. Ryan I-lousemaster J EMASTER9 ',. Y, - JUN' F Ryan - Green House V' .jg , 113-' Hg, r 1 Q Y 1. L-F c Q . gf-Us - I Viv' i 'Ut N e. Y:C:3'ff.. Qx - I ', ,l N Mario D. DiMarzo - Red House To the Class of 1979: Soon the excitement of graduation will permeate these hallowed halls of Brockton High School and for you, the Class of 1979, it will mark a milestone in,your lives and the reward 'for having persevered. For your parents who have nurtured you from infancy and watched you grow to maturity, who have guided you, loved you and prodded you, it will be a very proud day. As members of the faculty, we congratulate you and thank you for having shared the past several years with us. We, also, are proud of you and extend our sincere best wishes that the lives of each of you will be filled with happiness and satisfaction. Good luck! Our blessings go with you. ' 40 fQ'AA9L2 Mario D. DiMarzo w Housemaster, Red House Brockton High School l I - Chris C0llj Yr man lies days tions Toi QI.:

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