Brockton High School - Brocktonia Yearbook (Brockton, MA)

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KV' , 617 X I, Qgf M22 ' QROCICPQZC g1AsgM1Hf5g35?T-QM'iW ix'x U j:JEfZQ,fQgQtQ,f C,,,o,,i if Housemaster DR-C-iBOTTi . YR---XR YL! ,offs Commencement and Graduation' '... .,........,. T hese are the two most frequently used words heard in American in early June of each year. Commencement is a beginning, a begin- ning ofa new part of one's life. a beginning of employment. of higher studies. adulthood really. Graduation is literally a step- ping stone. a stepping stone to the more beautiful things in life. lt is our hope at Brockton High School that you avail your- selves of the skills and knowledge that you have acquired over the past twelve years and use them profitably as stepping stones for a new beginning. the results of which will lead to a productive and fruitful life. Thomas M. Cibotti I 1 7 - I-fl Housemaster QGreen Houseb Brockton High School A, :I Q 1 --J: iii BROCICTCSN, hvlASSACH5S3E'?'l'? A U T MARIO DIMARZO if S 11 11 N6 1 fgsilwlwil To the Class of I982: With the approach of graduation. it seems appropriate to re- flect on the experiences of the past four years and perhaps to project on what the future may hold for each of you. As a class. your accomplishments have been many and it has been my impression that you have had a good mix of conscien- tious effort along with healthy fun. We hope that your memories of Brockton High School will be mostly pleasant ones filled with the feeling of accomplishment. As for the future. we hope that we have fulfilled our obligations in assisting with your preparation for the many challenges you must face both academically and socially. We are pleased to have had the opportunity to be included in a small part of your lives and we wish each of you Godspeed. Sincerely. 'X .fy L N C4124 Ki MMEA Mario D. DiMarzo Housemaster Red House HOUSEMASTER A BROCKTON HIGH SCHOOL ,a' . I x

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if M y v BROCKTON, MASSACHUSETTS Robert F. Reagan Principal Brockton High School Graduates of the Class of I982: 5, My sincere congratulations and best wishes to you. Be proud of the many contributions you have made to Brockton High School. Remember the good K times you have had and the many friends you have met during the past years. l The educational program offered to you is second to none. Your teachers have provided you with the necessary experiences and opportunities to prepare you for a career of your choosing, whether it be in furthering your education or preparing you to enter the world of work. I wish you success in your future endeavors. Sincerely 5 -f-zffcAfC ff nfs , 'fl Robert F. Reagan, Principal a NR laecmri

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BROCKTON MASSACHUSETTS J Q J ,, , , fa. -E , .. - Chris Argys , Housemaster Brockton High School To each member of the Class of l982, I extend congratula- tions and my sincerest wishes for your success in years ahead. We here at BHS --- teachers, staff, and administrators --- will be rewarded for our efforts only as each of you lives a life of service to others and finds personal happiness. Good luck and the best of everything as you begin your future. ,-r .7 ff' ff Lfuiu e 77? 1, L Chris D. Argys mR.ARGY5 - xx BROCKTON MASSACHllSETTS C C Brockton High School To the Class of l982: To graduate as defined by Merriam-Webster is to receive . . . a diploma. to pass from one stage of experience, proficiency, or prestige to a usually higher one. A multitude of experiences have occurred during your twleve years of formal education. Hopefully, many of these which are pleasant and rewarding will remain indelibly with you for life. You will remember the enduring friendships which have developed, the awards which you have received, the grasping of a difficult concept. the triumphant dramatic performance, and the winning team on which you played. ln regard to proficiency you have progressed from being a non-reader when arriving in grade one to gaining a mastery of written language. You can follow that recipe or dress pattern, solve a linear equation. and you have mastered that typewriter keyboard! Reading has enabled you to understand the disciplines, to relate past and present events, and to ponder about your future. The prestige. the honor of this day. rightfully belongs to you as a reward for your achievements. Your earned diploma represents the culmination of twelve years of dedication and perseverance. In the decade of y the l98O's as you progress to the next higher level of develop- 4 ment, meet the challenges which you encounter with confidence. DR i4lPPLinu l Use your talents and abilities in a purposeful manner. Be inde- X 7 pendent, yet tolerant and concerned with others - learn from the U balance and harmony in nature. Wishing you every success in the future as l trust you will follow the motto: Ever to excel. l fi? XX , XY Sincerely. Xe vi.. , My 7 f, if .QC My I ffwfr . 0, ,- Dr. Claire M. Appling