Brockton High School - Brocktonia Yearbook (Brockton, MA)

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' X V s ' G Louis Afienii J' ' - Nancy Azza , x 1 'a 'N h 1 ll 1 ,O 4 wx Charles Coulter T Patrick Brennan Michael Brophy T ,M Q , i L 1 9 f 2 ? Melvin Clifford T . q if i it G , W .f B X I Robert Fiflhg 9 Y Robert Gentile, Silvia Krisciukaitis T Department Head The Guidance Department offers hu- partment listens when no one else will, plishments here at Brockton High man service to the students at Brock- The Counselors help the students to be School. Under the supervision of Mr. ton High School. The Guidance De- proud of themselves and their accom- Gentile, the Guidance Department ll i i 2 4 , i

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For whoT is The sum ToTol of our exisfence if iT is noT To serve oThers, ele voTe self obo ve reproach ond glorify ThoT pure essence of ThoT which we oll possess, precious life. l?oberT J. Be Thon y l?oberT Be Thon y The sudden deoTh of Mr. l?oberT J. BeThony, in our junior yeor, come os o greoT shock To The B.H.S. folculTy ond sTudenT body. He wos o speciol ond unioue individuol ond There is no one wiTh whom To compore To him. He wos o socioi sTudies Teoch- er oT B. H. S. for over Twenfy yeors, ond his sociolo- gy closses were some of The more populor closses in The school. Bob BeThony wos full of core ond concern, empoThy ond devoTion. He wos re- specTed mosTly for The woy he TreoTed sTudenTs. He Tolked wiTh The sTudenTs noT oT Them. He Tried To Teoch Them To heb Themselves ond To reolize Their own foTe wos in Their honds. Our be- loved Mr. BeThony lefT o legocy of respecT ond will be sodly missed by oll. Suson J. Morble There is no Teoching un Til The pupil is broughT in To The some sToTe or principle in which you ore,' o Tronsfusion Tokes plocey he is you ond you ore hey Then is o Teoching, ond by no unfriendly chonce or bod compony con he ever ouiTe lose The beneh'T. Emerson Suson Nordi lvls. Suson Nordi, o l?ed House l?eoding Teocher, possed owoy in Sepfember. She wos o couro- geous womon who boTTled The complicoTions of diobeTes since childhood. AlThough declored le- golly blind, Ms. Nordi conTinued To work wiTh her l?eoding sTudenTs ond To Teom Teoch wiTh mem- bers of The English DeporTmenT. To sTudenTs ond foculTy olike, Ms. Nordi wos o coring, TolenTed Teocher ond o volued, irreploceoble friend.

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4 I i ern.. 4 it ' f 4 'JI ft vs Q 'R ,X Joseph Hari ' K I . 9 V' ' i :lx Frances Long an -'ii I ,I 'X-.X 'M g John McGowan Alice O'Malley Karhleen Peck avr, GQ. ., Richard Pires Carl Ponder Thomas Ross Wylie Rudolph advises sfudenis, assislin schedule ad- bofh lhe counselors and fhe sludenls fufure. As Mr, Genfile adds, The siu jusfmenfs, iesfing dafes, and major io mainfain enlhusiasm while making deni's success is our success . college decisions. lf is a challenge for such crifical decisions for fhe sfudenf's Susan J. Marble