Brockton High School - Brocktonia Yearbook (Brockton, MA)

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Superintendent Mr. Manthala George Mr. Manthala George became Su- perintendent of schools only three years ago, but already he has had a lasting affect on the high school. Mr. George's experience includes being a teacher, a vice principal, and an administrative assistant. Mr. George says that what he enjoys most about his job is meeting with students, stall' and parents, which he does frequently, and resolving their concems about the Brockton 'QQ rw- tg-I School System. This past year Mr. George had the honor of receiving a near perfect score for his perfor- mance, from the Brockton School Committee. Through his develop- ment of fiscal responsibilities, per- sonal appointments to the school committee and recommendation regarding curriculum, Mr. George continues to improve the quality of education in Brockton. When asked about the class of '87 Mr. George said he was im- pressed by their success in the de- velopment of extra curricular activi- ties and was encouraged by their commitment to quality education. ln closing Mr. George gave the fol- lowing advice. Do the very best you can, all the time. Set high stan- dards and do your best to achieve these standards. Strive to develop your potential and don 't quit. by Luke Jorgenson

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Principal 2 . QQ ' Mr. Robert Reagan Being one of the largest schools in the country gives the students at Brockton High School the opportu- nity to enhance the quality of our school in various ways. Mr. Robert Reagan lies behind the major suc- cess of Brockton High because of his hard work and genuine dedica- tion to the student body and ad- ministration. Active communica- tion between all levels is an essen- tial role in Mr. Reagan 's responsi- bilities, which as a result makes the school run more efficiently. r '23 QQ .w 4' -f.. Students at Brockton High School according to Mr. Reagan are exposed to a myriad of opportuni- ties, which prepares them for their future goals, whether th ey continue on into higher education or pursue a career after graduation. The mod- emizing of equipment in terms of instruction in the computer and business labs have contributed to the careers of many Brockton High graduates. Although the Class of 1987 is rel- atively smaller than in past years, r aw.. - W' Su-...M Mr. Reagan feels that our class has grown in maturity and has pro- duced strong leadership, which has enabled us to be successful in and outside of the school environ- ment. ln closing Mr. Reagan wishes to extend his congratulations to the Class of 1987 and hopes that they will be as successful in their future endeavors, as they were here at Brockton High. Jennifer Fruth