Brockton High School - Brocktonia Yearbook (Brockton, MA)

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K, 4 Assistant Ho usemasters Raymond Bussolari has been the Assistant Housemaster of the Yellow Building since Brockton High School opened in 1970. His job includes disciplining students, enforcing the attendence policies, running the school in conjunction with the other members ofthe administration, and giving the students guidance and fatherly advice. Mr. B as the students call him, feels that some students know exactly what they want to do whereas others are wandering aimlessly with no set goals and no idea what they want to do. He feels that the class of 1987 is a 'personable class that sticks together more than some of the previous graduating classes of Brockton High. Mr. Cardone, the Assistant Housemaster of the Red House for the last ten years, plays an important part in the lives of Brockton High School students. Through his direction, he has helped many seniors on their way to a successful graduation. He looks back on the class of 1987 as one which has carried on the fine tradition of academic excellence, theater arts, and athletics of the years before. His advice for the future is to do well, for life is but a moment in etemity. Joanna Ryan X r As Assistant Housemaster of the Azure Building, Mr. Charles Pulialico has suc- ' cessfully disciplined and guided many stu- dents through their four years at B.H.S. Mr. P. as he is alfectionately called, feels that self discipline is a crucial part of our everyday lives. He also realizes the aca- demic accomplishments ofthe great class of 1987. Mr. Puliafico would like to extend his most heartfelt wishes for the very best life has to offer. Lisa Fagone Mf. K6flfICfh C8I'dOl'IC individual. Laura Fahey Mr. Richard Zoino I S15 'flaw ly . l l' ...Q ,l 'A ' ..a E 3,1 QQ ilu., Raymond Bussolari B i 2 Mr. Charles Fuliafico As the Assistant Housemaster of the Green Building, Mr. Richard Zoino has the responsibility of helping and advising students with their many diverse problems. He believes that it is important to treat each student as an Mr. Zoino wishes the class of 1987 success in the future and wants to thank them for being as supportive as they have been to their school. ln closing, he wants to remind the seniors , ln your pursuit of career goals, don 't forget to stop and smell the flowers.

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Mr. Robert Cahill Mr. Robert lBobj Cahill spent the greater part of his adult life, nearly thirty years, serving the students of Brockton High School as a United States history teacher. Always finn yet fair in his dealings with students, he is best remembered for his knack of applying his ingrained Gaelic sense of wit to the wisdom he imparted. Bob so loved teaching that he resigned from an important administrative position in the school department to retum to his calling as a shaper of young minds. The pun was his favorite form of h umor, and he made use of it whenever possible in his lessons, thereby prodding and provoking his classes into a better appreciation of the subtleties of the English language. He is sorely missed by his colleagues, but most of all by his students. By Donald Salvucci Social Studies Department Head