Brockton High School - Brocktonia Yearbook (Brockton, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 222 of the 1988 volume:

812 P8812 I-8812 P8812 F2315 P8812 P3315 P8815 a T , , KE AN ER ,J -41 rw. . f .sfS' 4 W -A1 A J. X m X 21' hcl ling '41 w. 5 .,, I Q, x I 0 1 1 L -nr up rx E ,Ibis T995 13 MAY A Closer Look At Mr. Hughes mx .JP f i I K DE DI CA TION We the class of 1988 dedicate this yearbook to the man, the myth. the legend. Mr. Tom Hughes. Mr. Hughes is a teacher, an authority figure. and most of all. a friend. Two words immediately come to mind when one thinks of Mr. Hughes: devotion and friendship. Mr. Hughes cares for all of his students, He favors everyone and makes us all feel important. He wants each and every one of his students to do well in life. He doesnt give in to the bureaucracy of Administration or to the pass the buck theory. He is down to earth and honest with the students, not only as a teacher but as a person. When it comes to being devoted to the profession one couldnt do better than to look at one of the most dedicated teachers of our school, Mr. Hughes. What is a friend? Someone with a good ear, good advice. and great trust. You can tell Mr. Hughes your most sacred secret or your smallest annoyances and you know that he will listen. Mr. Hughes is not a man who holds back. He doesnt tell us what we want to hear. but rather what we need to hear. The senior class can only thank Mr. Hughes for everything he has done for us. We hope that all students will be as fortunate as we were. and receive such guidance and friendship as we have received from him. Thanks Mr. Hughes? We All Love Youl - Kristine Horigan and Michael Williams -igx x , QI! AL tis XJ ..,,,,-, ,+ ' Q -.J 'E ' ' 2 ,....,, .W l! N 'pfigg ,'1 l 4 Si A il' L 'ui 1' Q' ' I ?'f'i9 Q , s nun 'A JY: L NM GD T -J 'Q I .igv if X .I rf. 5 al ff I Dj ,mite ' . J I. X 12 'L , ,1- X ti 5 Q' I! , . 1 'v SQ-A 3 N 4 . Xl? J ., If 4 I f I if -X hai ,V ,,, -.fir-J' Bt 1 Q I xr 145' If ' ,7'Mf' if- X gm .er ,gf ML .- E m 'ge' Xi, Q-4 R fha 2 , , O I I px K '1 M! 1- TAKE A CLOSER LOOK AT mf ADMINISTRATION Superintendent Mm 1 Mr. Manthala George Superinten dent The Brockton Public School System, the fourth largest in the state, has 15,000 stu- dents, 1700 employees, and a yearly budget of almost 50 million dollars. Superintendent Manthala Georgejt., has been in charge of this huge system since 1984. A graduate of nearby Stonehill and Bridgewater State Colleges, Mr. George started his career in Brockton's school sys- tem at West junior High in the early 60's, where he taught History. Government, and Health and coached baseball. He moved up through the administrative ranks as Social Science Department Head at West, Assistant Principal at North, Administrative Assistant for Personnel, and finally became Superin- ,Z 7 f A J 1' ! tendent four years ago. A lifelong resident of Brockton, Mr. George is involved in many professional and community organizations. He is a .ember of the American Association of School Admin- istrators and the Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development, is on the Board of Trustees of the Brockton Hospital and the Brockton Art Museum, and serves on the Board of Directors for several local scholarship funds. Mr, George wishes to leave the following message to this year's seniors: Congratulations and best Wishes to the Class of 1988! As you reflect upon your graduation from Brockton High School, consider that day as a beginning for all of your future endeavors. Teachers, administrators and the Schoo committee, recognizing the importance of ar excellent education, have provided you witl outstanding facilities and instruction whicl far exceeds most secondary schools. It is my sincere wish that you find yourself well- prepared to meet and deal with the chal- lenges that life will present. The class of 1988 has provided outstand- ing leadership to the remaining students at Brockton High School, and I am confident, with your continued hard work, you will achieve your career goals. May the future be yours! Manthala George, jr. Superintendent of Schools - - - - - - - -Robyn Webby I I I I I I I . . I I I I I I I l I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Principal Mr. Robert Reagan As our principal, Mr. Robert Reagan has played a major role in the success of Brock- ton High school. He has dedicated himself to the school since it was first built in 1970. He was first the housemaster of the Green Building and was then appointed Principal in july of 1974. Since that time Mr. Reagan has been responsible for the total operation of the high school. It is his job to be sure that all policies set forth by the school committee are implemented here at Brockton High. ln order for this to be achieved, it is essential for Mr. Reagan to correspond with house- his-uvuqv - --.,5.,,,.,A 5 I vi 'r 1 masters, teachers, parents, and the students themselves. ' Mr. Reagan believes that a great deal is done for the students at Brockton High, for there are more opportunities here than at most other schools in the Commonwealth. He urges the students to take advantage of these chances to help us prepare for our future endeavors. Mr. Reagan feels that the class of '88 has been fortunate to attend Brockton High at a time when there are so few students. Presently, there are about 2,000 less students than in 1976. This has provided v,J l and for more attention to the needs of the indi- vidual through smaller class size and closer teacher-student relationships. With this kind of quality education and the dedication and hard work of its members the class of '88 has become one full of outstanding leaders. When Mr. Reagan was asked to take another look at our class. he remarked that he has enjoyed working with us and really believes that we were interested in making Brockton High School a better place. - v - -jennifer Occhipinti Housemasters NIR. CHRIS ARGYS Mr. Mario DiMarzo has been Housmaster of the Red Build- ing since 1971. He became a member of the Brockton High School faculty in 1958, and is an alumnus of our school, having graduated in 1946. There are many reasons for Mr. DiMarzo's pride in our school, but mostly it comes from the quality of our students and faculty and their many accomplishments over the years. He feels we have been blessed with many interested and cooperative students and parents who have been an active part of our educational process. Over the years, Mr. DiMarzo has seen many classes graduate. He feels the Class of 1988 has many talented members both in academic and non-academic skills. He advises the members of our graduating class to dwell on the more positive experiences of our lives and recommends we approach the future with determination and high goals. He congratulates all of us on our graduation and wishes us happiness, and a fair share of success, and Godspeed. - Kelly Long Azure building students can always expect a friendly hello from Mr. Chris Argys, their housemaster. His favorite part of his job is working and dealing directly with students. While overseeing classroom instruction and keeping the Azure building running smoothly, Mr. Argys can usually be found in the cafeteria, in a classroom, in the library, or in his office helping students and faculty with any problems that may have arisen. Mr. Argys feels that it is very important to give kids a fair chance , and he feels that the students' interest and input are vital parts of his job. Mr, Argys has a very strong sense of school spirit and pride that he hopes rubs off on Azure students. Senors will remember his telling them since their Freshman year to get involved and work hard, because their report card is their paycheck. As the seniors get their final BHS paychecks, Mr. Argys wishes them his congratulations and good wishes, and urges them to Never stop asking WHY. - Sherri Geller MR. MARIO DIMARZO Housemasters For the past seventeen years Dr. Claire Appling has managed and coordinated the faculty, students, and supportive staff of the Yellow Building. Dr. Appling works in conjunction with the Principal and other Housemasters to improve Brockton High Schools already high-standing reputation. She has advocated school pride in the Yellow Building and for the entire student body. She feels that the class of '88 has demonstrated great enthusiasm for the school. The class of 1988 has shown that they know their goals and are very sensible. Dr. Appling stated that the class is very mature both in attitude and behavior. She reminds the students of the graduating class that they are entering a world of diverse opportunities and she encourages students to explore not only a single career but to consider a dual career. By doing this. doors will be opened for new vocations and you will enrich your life by trying numerous avocations. Dr. Appling urges students to set goals commen- surate with your abilities. Do not be deterred from attaining your objectives. Always uphold your values to maintain self- discipline. - Kelly Long ft' DR. THOMAS CIBOTTI X 4 DR. CLAIRE APPLING Dr. Thomas Cibotti has worked at Brockton High school since 1962. Over the years. he has had the opportunity to explore both the teaching and administration fields. As the Housemaster of the Green Building. he is responsible for the entire Green Building. one half of the fine arts and a portion of the science and business faculty. Dr. Cibotti does his best to insure that his work is accomplished successfully. Through his administration and leadership. he has continued to better the learning atmo- sphere of the high school. As for the class of '88, Dr. Ciborti feels that they have shown academic excellence through their achievement and SAT exams. He also feels that our class has been more respectful towards education as an institution than students of ten or twelve years ago. Dr. Cibotti said he enjoys working with all the students at Brockton High, including the graduation class. His advice to the class of '88 is Always be the best you can possibly be. - Kelly Long If F' Assistant Housemasters Good morning, this is Mr. Puliafico. l'd like to see the following people in A141 at the end of the registration room this morning. time, or committing some other offense. smoothly. BEST LIFE HAS T0 OFFER. - Sherri Geller MR. CHARLES PULIAFICO The Assistant Housemaster of the Red Building is Mr. Kenneth Cardone. He has held this position for the past eleven years. Like all of the Assistant Housemasters, he deals with the discipline and attendance of Students in the Azure Building look forward to this announcement every morning. They anxiously wait to see if they were caught cutting class, eating in the wrong cafeteria, being tardy for the seventh Unfortunately, many students do no realize that Mr. P's job does not entail only discipline. His other responsibilities include keeping attendance records correct and in order, helping students or I faculty members with any problems that may arise, and helping to keep the Azure Building running Mr. Puliafico extends his heartfelt congratulations to the class of '88 and wishes its members THE 1 the Red House students. He finds his job very enjoyable and satisfying, particularly when his is able to help a student from the beginning of high school to turn their lives around socially and academically over the next four years. Mr. Cardone feels the senior class carries on the tradition of all BHS graduating classes. The class of '88 has shown excellence in academics, arts, music, athletics, and other various clubs. Mr. Cardone's advice is to continue to develop all the interests and talents that you may have. - Kelly Long 3 - Daniela Sofia MR. RAYMOND BUSSOLARI As the Assistant Housemaster of the Green Building, Mr. Richard Zoino works in union with the Housemaster in the daily operation of the Green Building. His work is primarily related to the addressing of student-related problems. Mr. Zoino has for the past thirteen years gained the students' respect by helping them through high school's trying years. Mr. Zoino feels that class of '88 is realistic in thought and self-directed in preparing for future goals. He advises the class to always deal with people from a position of honesty and caring . He also urges the students to be aware of those people who may use you for their own personal gain, realizing, however, that those people are only a small portion of the human race . Mr. Zoino is very proud of the graduating class of '88 and states that, they have skillfully integrated those areas not only of academic excellence but also of social growth and genuine human concern . - Kelly Long MR. KENNETH CARDONE Mr. Raymond Bussolari, often called Mr. B . , is the Assistant Housemaster of the Yellow Building, and has been working there since Brockton High School opened in 1970. His job duties include supervising discipline, guiding and advising students, and handling their attendance. When asked to reflect upon the Class of 1988, he said, the class is a group of very interesting students, some of which show enough potential to be good leaders in the future. Mr. Bussolari's advice to the class of 1988 is that everybody has to find their space in life and when they find that space they should do the best job they possibly can. MR. RICHARD ZOINO HERE'S LOCKING AT YGU ll Af-fp li ll EI 1.1 FACULTY IDC Guidance l -'fdgl IA' ,J f Lours Arrentr, Dept, Head Nancy A222. Ad1USImCf1I COUI1SfflOf Patrick Brennan Q . ' . I f .1 ,v s L ff 4 I Vu l Q Mnchael Brophy . :Q r .Q 7' l f ' . :J .5 fr. l X x 4 r . 0 ' f 4 131 z 1 I 'ul ' I -I I, s x-AN ' q - tl ,.,. :za ff., Melvrn Clifford W! I l , I Z Qlffpg R Charles Coulter Rita Dehner Robert Firing ' ' if ICRA ,J fi ,' X ' P V' R 4. fi L37 5 Kas!-0,12 .SQ 9 7 , ' - X x - 5 lv' . Q 3' f W Wilham jennings Louise Keohan Silvia Kriggiukamg 1 -Ag 'Mx -I YN 'L Frances Long Mary jane McCool, Socral Worker John McGowan X. in A-A 1, Uh 5 x x ? X j , Kathleen Peck, Social Worker Rrchard Pires Thomas Ross .rl ' Q ful '- 1 yi' 'A ' . 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Qlga Falcon jane Feroli jo-Ellen Fisher 9 riff' k 5: Jil 1 - Li- er-- Marvin Gans james Garvin BCVfl'lY Joyce 9 if judith Karp Rosemary Koury Tina Langson It .xx fghj- r K I 5 Q . 1 .G A , F -' E Mary LaL0ndC Paul Laurino, Dept. Head Mark Lincoln .1251 ' vs.., Maria La Fort Claudxa MacDonald Elleen MCQuaid ' -4 .y iz r '35, P I fe .- A - 'li X .W J ' 4 - r ' 1 9-- 1 . 1. X oyce McDonough james Mead Edwin Meek M ff-' -iq - ,, X J Leonard Miele Ann Mulligan Richard O'Brien Dennis O'Neil Bonnie Orzolek X i VII' ' I as-X X 4-F7 ,Q - . ugh I 1 Laura Pacitto Sharon Perri jane Rando ' 5. 5 X Sofia Rasher uf Marybeth Richard lr f ' ' A S . - .sl I Donald Rubin Charles Ryan Emily Roberts 1-at X fr mice Samfoglou Leslie SPinneY Katherine Shure 49 1, joseph Sullivan Robert T060 William Tucker it Q judirh Ullman Rurh Warren john whim,-, 'ff I4 N ux S- ames Woodworth Reading Futures 1 IV N T l 7 u Y Marguerite Burman Paul Casey , cy 13 Fran COh6l'1 Anne DiCiCCo f-1 Philip Furrrn fffa rig ,P ,, . 1 M' 1' james Shaw Anne Oakes Mary Ohrenberger Mlcllael Sulllx-an Donald Brosius 9 M, William Allen, ART Cassius Ellis MUSIC 25- Dorothy Murphy, ART fm N ff 'Y Ai Thomas RlCl'l8l'ClS, ART DCPI. H6861 Dennig Sullivan 48 Q I Priscilla Knight, MUSIC Foreign Language Maffa Alemafl Diane Ayache Parricia Baylor ,C Q Li gafwff 'i 4 Q 6 j3l'liCC BfOSiUS Aurielia Borges Richard Boucher z - I'-5X Regina Cameron Theodora Helfrich Lisa Iolli -qu 'wa-Q. Paulette Keele-y LHUYH MUHHY Alexander Pecevich, Dept, Head 3 fi' nw W' Carhcrme Stokes Ellen Llgx Barbara Smith, E.S.L. 11-x NLS' gd 'P' I I I A n I V Bilingual 33 JZ. -J Eurimio Alonzo QP Carlos Guerro Edgar Llzarralde .x - -Z' Durval Monteiro Mana Monrenro Nhat Nguyen - w .ff 1 -f,,,1 5 .- ffa Alcides Pina x xg N 'UN 1'-5' 'LETZQ if jose Pinheiro jose Serpa .Sh I Anne Olsen, E.S.L Health iv- ' lv I la . .g' fl' ov. 0... 5 fl' '. H, -u Susan Cosngan Mary Ellen Kirrane Diane Lagadec Kathleen Mussa Mark O'Reilly Alan Ronkin nr-,N -Q, .lf Vmcenr Rnccardx, Dept. Head l I ft! l 'YN A 4 1 S. .- E Q . l 'x I A- A A I Mnchelle Snow Elizabeth Sullivan 'Judith Sutcliffe Home Economics 366 25 l Joyce Barber Katherine Kenney Mary Loughan Barbara Parsons Linda Ray Denise Pratt. Dept. Head Sarah Richardson .I '7VL 19- 1 l . , Herbert Billett, Dept. Head I X , ffl A Alan jolly 'X Mary Lane RC. Department Rosalie Bingham Clell Donald f 5 Q ' , f , IA I 1 , 1 Lillis Palmer Deborah Tuck x , ff, ndustrial Arts Sf v , S Ronald Backnick Frederick Benson Charles Bililjeg P' sn- Q Philip Bognanni Michael Clark , Jgseph Qlougheny james Concannon -Joseph Cugini David Emag nf' I f' 3 e L Harold Gifford joseph Hart, Dept. Head Rosarina Hassan Elaine Kelly Ralph Liberatore Algig Pal-eigig . if! john McCarthy Norman MaCCormaCk Michael Peck 'Z 73 Henry Podolsky jeffrey Roderiques Leonard Russo . C ,...: ' ini N-...f Fred Hodnett iff Pe' 1? ETF!- 4 1. Nt, -. K 1 ,Y-, 4 A Math s N' 2 Y, I Dr. Daniel Adams, Dept. Head Norman Blumberg l we William Clifford William Cogan if john Corbeil john Oakes ' Q Diane DiPasqua Kathleen Gervais 361 Fred Cheney joseph Collins it Philip DiFalco Sandra Gosule ' 1 ff .1 nm' 'Xl fin 'SFA 1-A cr: 11 Martha Haskell Lynette Kucinski Woy Lee j' Kfff' Gerald MacEachern Donna Mack X-.1 .L P . Sandra Monahan john Pedicini X, Robert Perkins Thomas Pins V ,Q Thomas Malinowski Claire Perkins Homer Randall C , Richard Reagan Earl Sheppard Mary Smith i OFF A Carol Vecchi 7 B El X r N II I I P B! E K 1 I an X L 54 Hum' Mill Effee Vellios ' N hr' B Qxff 'H' 'i ,f pu.. .g ., J 3 1 lil I-+ joyce Ward Marlene Wolrich Francis Yafrate Ph Sical Education ,-1. Claire Childs Armand Colombo , 000132 001,00 6' oo 0 gv 90000 X2 5 0 'l.9'21o,.D it 210,00 MO, Thomas Pileski, Director of Athletics William Ferris Diane Holcomb l Y A Barbara MacKinnon Philip O'C0rmf1l Brendan O'Neill William Poliseno i Richard Sanders john Savage Irene Slattery Donald V3nd9f5Uf9f- Dfpl- Head Science , ri' r. ,- Vu .gilv f ! - I 'A -vsi! Martha Agrella Gerald Beals Harold BCH! X as rv- f' K,-f Q 5 Harvey Blackman Barbara Bluestein james Bohlin e-' . ,N 4iu b,. Teri-Ann Bumpus - il, F . 1 ' J 4, 'U Peter Carlson Antonio Cabral ,Wu . Robert Catrabriga Alice Carlson K' n 'N Stephen Comeau Edmund Delgado Walter Gustafson john johnson N,x xx, .xc A 7 Donna 1 5 s f l Marianne Gram Ward Grant, Dept. Head Gregory Gcrxars Lv! ' june johnson , ' 1. . X 5 ' , '4 -I ya .J w, r Margaret O'Conncll james O'Donnell Elrzabeth Lewcnberg Frank Paul Joanne Remy Lynda Samp -495 Margarer Sreners n Robert Symonds Larry Thompson 3- - I5 IX 1 Robert Taller john Werdenfeller Rnchard Willis 'X 'u S U , 4 Renate Zllbersrcln Rnchard Osso, Planetanum I l Social Science 43 if Paul Burns Renee Cassiani Qs QR Melvin Cohen I -.. ,. 10 5 Fi 4 flia Louis Colirri Robert D'Arcy PHL Q-7 ,x Michael Donovan David Dore we 9 uf A X vi.. His: ' Maurice Donnellx -vx Roberta Golomb , 3 '1 ' George Harrington Alice Hogan 'Fi' Thomas Hughes S Mrchael Ippohro V 3 K Robert Lanzcua Brran McCormack W' Thomas Nash Philrp johnson Alan Kenney U f 4, A X af r N s s s X s . Robert Larson Micheai Lombardo 3 fo- 'Q wr f jane McGi1very Clare Murphy NP gg XL, Y W I Kathleen O'Brren Paul Podolsky Y YY gi- Si' ,Z Michael Russell Donald S2lvuCCi Jerald Saval Norman Silverman Robert Sullivan 'S 3'f I 5 . Susan Szachowicz Robert Uto be 'Q ' Q M: I V' X -Y Patricia Sullivan ' I JW! Edward Walsh . I William White Willie Wilson 'Q illlll' ,,,.. ,pam A wg- , fi Special Education x 'Vx james Ansell Geila Aronson john Connors 'UQ i I x 7 r o TT? - ,, 1 ., , 1 , Llc Martha GOSIHD Barbara Green Robert Kelley aww'- Q tv james Malonson janice Marino Maureen Murray Robert Ford Q L Gerald Lynch x Colleen O'Donnell . I 1 5- mr' ' , - - ,gg f- , :Iw o E V ' 0 A Z , 9 5 M J ' x M Airy la ' VID' I Y- VN II5 I I 'R' -P Caihfflnf Pfludfiff judith Talley Peter Vuone ' f 9 - -'1 J- -1- , 4 bvfx .. : f ,-Lgfijgfg X arf : y . F,-QS is 26,25 X ,QW . -7 CGM fi QFD 52 f itil ,xfffffi . . I ONE LAST LOOK AT ' 5 1 K Q34 we Q 5035, V QQ I K--X5 h X W Q6 5 Y P 55142 M CLUBS AND - ORGANIZATIONS L. Senior Class Officers is V 35 3 iivfa P' -5' Q 'C' . TJ- . fn' SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS fto t b B . 1 p o ottoml ob Sullivan, Vice-President: Dave Wedge, T , ,, reasurer, Ann Pak, Secretary, Erica Steinberg, President. Executive Committee, Class of 88 Since 1984, the Executive Committee has worked hard to make each year more successful than the last. This past year was a fun and exciting one. The Semi-Formal, held last December at Ridders Country Club, the Senior Fashion show in March, and the Senior Prom at Lombardo's in May were only some of the successes this class has shared. Last, but certainly not least, the graduation ceremony injune was a grand finale to our four years of hard work and good times. The Senior Class Executive Committee would like to thank the class of 1988 for allowing us to represent you, the students. All of us have enjoyed making this one of the best classes ever to graduate from Brockton High. - - - -Glen Porter SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS The semiformal, the fashion sho h w, t e prom, and graduation are memorable events which contributed to the senior year of one of the most outstanding classes to graduate from Brockton High. They are events which we will cherish for our entire lives. In addition to these occasions, we also participated in a talent show and trips to Edaville Railroad and Faneuil Hall, as well as various other fundraisers. Thanks to all of the enthusiastic involvement during the past four years, our class achieved our goals of becoming memorable and unified. The senior class officers would like to wish the best of luck and happiness to the entire class of 1988. ----Erica Steinberg and David Wedge - , i ...J 2 -- 3 I -iaxgfi . ., SENIOR EXECUTIV Glen Porter, Karin Westin, Beth Stevens, Bevalie Roy, jen Occhipinti, Shannon Moffitt, Pina Polcaro, Georgia Ginis, Beth Gerber, Kathy Connolly. E COMMITTEE: ftop to botromj Scott Brass, Michelle Bereznick l 1 unior Class Officers SS '59 ui fb ,pf V89 Class Officersjz Vernice Serrano fpres. Q, Sarah Pak fvice-pres. J, Carmita Alonso fsec. l. Angela Blasi !treas.i The junior Class Officers and Executive Committee has worked to- gether to serve their class. The valuable once a week meetings provided moments of suggestions. disagreements. refusals and compromises, though the topics discussed were never left unsolved. The officers and the executive committee members have given up their spare time. mainly to help raise money. Fundraisers included the selling of flowers. candy. and school spirited novelties. Although money is an important and popular goal. the mem- bers of this diligent group also planned enjoyment activities. For instance. a day of shopping at Fanueil Hall, a hay ride. and of course - the junior Prom. The outcome of the proms and future class events will prove the rewarding efforts of the class officers and executive committee members of the Class of 1989. - Sarah Pak Executive Committee at ,s '89 lixecutive Committee: L to R: Karen Cohen, Kristine Moccia. Kim Newtonjennifer Pileski, Lisa Butler, Rachel Cruetz, jessica Wainwright, Ken Munies, Michelle jacobs, Joanne Lowe, Kristina Nye, Nancy Snow, Maria Luizzi. Freshman Class Officers 8: Executive 'J t i lg i . N, M 1 X. 1 Officers: Ana Alonso Cpresl, Beth Hall fvice-pres.J, Rich- ard Copp ftreasj, Debbi Diodati Csec.J Committee If 'O J! I l .., jg l 1 . lg' . .f is-N.. U Ks Members include: Bernabei, T., Bhatt, M., Burmen, M., Burmen, D., Cohen, H., DePasquale, M., Hall, R., Osofsky, D., Polednick, W. will also be having fundraisers to supplement our treasury for upcoming The freshman class officers and executive committee have worked hard H f H ,H h I k f B k H. h - . . . . . . s t c t n to have a very successful year. Our fundraising activities consisted of sviflfsi spiu y'hwe V: eprga eour next ew year a to O ig flower sales, Merry Tellies, and Valentine messages. SC OO t e est t at t ey can C' e have been raising money in order to sponsor a spring dance. We - Am Alonso Sophomore Class Officers 8: Executive Committee I N ?' ' officers: Eric Droukas fpres.J, Karen Casey fvice-pres.j Phon Voung ftreasj, Karin Lawson lsecj members include: Adams, R., Alperin, D., Cosgrove, A., Crawford, M., Gay,j.,-Ioyce, K., Keel, M., Lewis, S., McDonald, S., McCall, M., Monteia, B., Rysman, K., Sreinburg, B., Wells, A., Yoon, Zamboulis, P. The Class of 1990 appreciates the support of the students this year. We During the two years which will follow our sophomore year, we hope are determined to reach our goal and know that we Can attain it In the to be remembered as the class that strove hard and reached all ofits goals wake of our past accomplishments and hot on the heels of our future - the Class Of 1990, goals is our hope to have a memorable junior Prom. rama Club inn -. . le x'xv5'n. v P, U- DRAMA CL L'B With students involved in set design and construction, lighting and sound, wardrobe, makeup, props and publicity as well as acting and directing, the Drama Club is one of the High School's activities with the most to offer. The 1987-1988 season was the busiest ever. The year started off with the December Pro- duction of The Matchmaker , a Thornton Wilder farce. In january a second senior show, the drama Twelve Angry Women , was put on, followed by the February youth theatre produc- tion. The Gondoliersn, a one-act adaption of a Gilbert and Sullivan operetta, was selected as Brocl-tton's entry in the Massachusetts High School Drama Competition in March. Making this a special year for the Drama Club was the fact that Brockton was chosen as the host site for the 1988 New England Drama Festival, a three-day extravaganza in April where the top twelve high school plays in New Eng- land were presented. Wrapping up the year was the annual spring musical. Due to the students' hard work and dedication, this season will go down in Drama Club history as an especially productive and memorable one. - By Robin Webby DRAMA CLUB TECHNICAL CREW The Technical Crew, or Techis , are the backbone of all B.H.S. Drama club produc- tions. These hard- working students design, cre- ate, and operate the sets and lighting essential to every show. The unsung heroes of the Drama Club, the Techis, pass up the chance for fame in Hont of the footlighrs in exchange for the satisfaction of making every production look flawless and pro- fessional. -' I . F .. x ,.-- l' i 1 L- - A i , I lg - WL C 2 1 first row: Sarah Homer, Amy Lipman, Carrie Walker, Allison Mac Donald, joe Salemi second row: Steve Solari, Eric Laughlin, Chris Koelsch, Denise Feeney S ational Honor Society ls NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY' Green House: Richard Caffelle, Christine Conley, Mar- issa Damon, Theresa Dehay. Kelly Long, Yen Hue Luong, Craig MacNevin, Lara Malin- owski, Amy Miller,jennifer Occhipinti, Leah Overton, Sandra Russell, Elisa Shuman, Daniel Spiegel,jeremy Spiegel, Robyn Webby, David Wedge, jeffrey Weiner. Red House: Marie Adams, Melissa Aronofsky, Andrew Ashman, julie Belanger, Michelle Bereznick, Renata Bolarzynski, Cheryl Bosco,joseph Brandolo, Christopher Dodge, Wayne Elibero, Eric Finn, Gina Fisher, Ronald Gordon, Christine Guerra, Matthew Guiney, Michelle Guiney, Mark Hayes, Tom johnson, Heidi Norris, john Rogers, Marc Rysman, Tova Sapoznik, Steve Sarras, Robert Sprague, Erica Steinberg, Pia Strother. Azure House: Kevin Burke, Ann .ffj Q?-3 Butler, Gregory Capozzi, Stephen Clifford,john Donahue, Heather Dorricott, Lori Ferber, Christine Ferretti,jessica Gain, Sherri Geller, Lisa Giampaolo, Rebecca Grant,jack Greene, Bryan Hilliard, Sarah Homer, Frances james, Stephanie Li, Amy Lipman, Rebecca McNa- mara, Kimberly Moran, Lynn Paquette, Doria Peltz, Phuong Phan, Glen Porter, Susan Raymondi, Tracy Regan, Melissa Regan, Melissa Russell, Steven Schmitchel, Ernest Scott, Paul Waldron, Lynne Yenush. Yellow House: David Bamford, Christopher Barry, Randy Burke, Michelle Flanzbaum, Gayle Fritz, Paul Hailey, Kristen Hall, Laurie Hallowell, Michelle Healey, Cheree Hough, Nicole jones, Paula Kahn, Robin Lavigne, Michelle Moore, Kevin Nelson, Beth Stevens, David Wells, Karin Westin, Mary Willett,jill Wisgirda. r 1 - . xy! E A- 'Rt - 1' 1 ii ,iv .A Xi? --,- L QA NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS: fleft to rightjjohn Donahue, Secretary, Glen Porter, Vice-Presidentgjessica Gain, President, and Steven Schmitchel, Treasurer. The National Honor Society lN.H.S.l is made up of upperclassmen who have achieved academic excellence during their years at Brockton High. The N.H.S. students are chosen by a group of administrators and faculty in the spring of their junior year. The decision is based on a f BHS fades, class rank, extracurricular combination of the students' overall per ormance at . . ., g activities, leadership qualities, and character. Fver ear the National Honor Society Inductees are invited to a special ceremony and dinner - Y Y 1 where they pledge the oath of loyalty and receive a N.H.S. pin. Members of N.H.S. are asked to tutor other students and help with fundraising events during their senior ear. To lead these activities and to help insure that the N.H.S. pride and loyalty are Y continued, officers are elected in the fall. This year's officers are: jessica Gain, president, Glen h S nd Steve Schmitchel, Treasurer. The advisor is Porter, Vice Presidentgjohn Dona ue, ecretaryg a Mr. Robert Laurie. - Sherri Geller L53 Q 'ff' x l With over 5700 students at Brockton High, it is difficult for any one student to stand up and make a difference. Luckily, there is an organiza- tion such as the Student Senate that is willing to take a stand in order to promote change. This year, under the guidance of newly ap- pointed Advisor Robert Magee, the Senate has become a potent organization willing to tackle any task. The school year began with an Orien- tation Assembly sponsored by the Senate. The assembly was designed to acquaint freshmen with the many extra-curricular activities avail- able at the High School. Student representatives of various organizations took part to make the assembly a success. To improve the effectiveness of our student government, the Senate formed a committee to revamp its present constitution as well as draft a brand new constitution for the S.A.C. Under the framework of these new documents, student government at the high school will take on a more prominent role in the lives ofthe students. The student Senate must also address student controversy over school policy and offer solu- tions to student concerns. This year the Senate presented two proposals to the administrationg one which would allow students to wear shorts during the hot weather, and one which would allow students with an A average the option to not take finals. The Student Senate has taken a more promi- nent position in Brockton High School, and with the groundwork set forth this year, 1988-89 should be a productive year for both the Senate and Brockton High. - Steve Solari and Sarah Homer Student Senate -Q gl STUDENT SENATE: OFFICERS: Andy Ashmang Sarah Homerg Christine O'Keefeg Steve Solari. SENATE: Carlo Amicog Ned1eyCassama1orgjames Core, Lori Ferbergjessica Gain, Gina Gardag Andrew Goodwin, Debbie Gyukerig Sheila Hansong Mark Hayes, Karen Lawson, Uyen Leg Allison MacDonald, Susan MaCDonaldg Matt McDonoughg Hugh McGloneg Derek O'Connerg Kirk O'Reillyg Steve Richardsgjoe Salemig Steven Schmitchelg Sonia Serranog Anthony Stuart, Alexandra Tambasicag Marygrace Vellag Michelle Vellag Paul Vierra, Adam Weene, Lathie Wood. I s Student Advisory Council ' 'Q .- . 1'- ..,. n 1 s. K k w 1 . E , .. l 1 . Q. 1.1 i'5 !.lA 11 .'. STUDENT ADVISOR Y COUNCIL There are two different Student Advisory Councils, Regional and Local. Each committee is designed to represent Brockton High and voice B.H.S. students' views and ideas to different School Committees. The eight Regional S.A.C. members attend meetings once a month in Lakeville at the Southeast Regional Education Center. The members are split into Task Forces to work on social, education, and economic issues that are affecting students across the region and across the state. They learn what privileges students from other schools have, and they learn what the law says regarding student rights. The local S.A.C. members attend the Brockton School Committee meetings. They learn about what is happening in the Brockton School system, and can voice their opinions on the issues discussed. Both Committees meet with Mr. George, the Superintendent, every six weeks to discuss what they have learned and to try to apply their knowledge and work to make Brockton High School better. - Sherri Geller Members include Clst aisle T to BJ Maria Papapodopoulis, Melissa Russell, Amy Miller. f2nd aislej Bob Sullivan, Michelle Brogan, Sherri Geller, Kathy Connolly. fmissingj Laurie McGlone, Dan Spiegal. Regional van, Sherri Geller fl 'Vi 'Q X g,' School Committee Members include: Maria Papadopoulis and Melissa Russell Members include fl to RJ Kathy Connolly, Amy Miller, Michelle Brogan, Robert Sulli- l Q A Literary Review: Faculty: Mark Lincoln, Advi- sor and Coordinator Dorothy Kelly, Word Pro- cessing Leonard Russo, Printing. Departments: Grace Burr '89, Art Editor. Cheree Hough '88, Literary Editor, james Wood '89, Publisher. Staff Shirley Asack '88, David Aveni '89, Anita Bailey '88, Deane Beman '88, Tammy Bernabei '91, Manisha Bhatt '91, Katie Bossa '88, Lisa Bovarnick '89, Melissa Burman '91, David Burns '88, Heidi Cohen '91,-Iulie Connol- ly '88, Richard Copp '91, Domingo Dellfonso '90, Melissa DePasquale '91, Kristie DiRosario '91, Dan Evans '88, Stephanie Farrar '88, Anita Flamos '89, Michelle Flanzbaum '88, Nicole Gustas '89, Steve Goolski '90, Cedric Hairston '90, Reena Hall '91, Chord Hannon '88, Sean Lanoue '88, Robin Lavigne '88, Kristin Long '90, Susan MacNeil '88, Matt McDonough '91, Hugh McGlone '91, Laurie McNamar '91, Ei- leen Miller '91, Faith Nordeen '91, Ann Pak '88, Sarah Pak '89, Marlene Parrish '90, Erin Payton '91, Doria Peltz '88, Matt Perry '90,joseph Pok- raka '89, Wendy Polednik '91, Kimberly Ran- dolph '90, Edwin Ruiz '90, Tony Ruiz '90, Alex- andra Rutkowski '89, Megan Soares '90, Wil- liam Tracy '91, julie Weiner '88, Mike Wurtz- berger '90, Heidi Young '90 Permanent Press The Permanent Press has always kept up a standard of excellence at Brockton High, and this year was no exception. Thanks to the help of all the writers, photographers, artists, and editors, the paper was a tremendous success. This year was a year of change within the paper, as it attacked more controversial issues with more intensity than ever before. Many thanks to Mr. Miele for his help, guidance, and, most importantly, dedication. The staff wishes to thank all others involved in the production of the paper, and to wish continued success to next years staff. - Bryan Hilliard Literar Review -I 7 .X . Q - V-sf' Nfl pn The B.H.S. Literary Review is one of the oldest organizations at Brockton High. It stated in 1907 under the name Brocktonia. Today it remains an extremely active organization with approximately 50 active members. The Literary Review provides a forum for talented student writers to publish their work after peer evaluation. The Literary also exchanges copies of the magazine and ideas with other schools. In addition, the seniors of the magazine give a gift to the high school each year to express their appreciation. Not only are those students who are involved in the writing aspect of the magazine important, but also those students in the Industrial Arts program. Without these students the magazine would not be able to function on such a professional level. Currently, the club's advisor is Mr. Mark Lincoln, an English teacher in the Yellow house. The Artistic editor 's Grace Burr, a student at B.H.S., whose work has been featured in National Publications. Also involved with the magazine are Mrs. Dorothy Kelly of Word Processing, and Mr. Lenord Russo in the Industrial Arts department. - Susan McNeil 'N Staff includes: Bryan Hilliard feditor in chiefl, Chris Barry, Rich Caffelle, Chris Koelsch, Bhavin Patel, Robyn Webby -sn .4- Hi 1-sv M Ulf x -L- Key Club i I 5 54. X 9 'T 1 . tif. iff H' Qlikij members include: Shuman, S., Rivitz, M., Allen, S., Vilh, D., Hall, B., Krilus, O., Lavigne, R., Guinfy, M., RUSSCU, S.. Hallamore, T., Feeney, D., Egan, D., O'Leary, T., DeHay, T., A., Tieu,Q., Bossa, K., Dolar,j., Pastena, N., Tully M., Marshall, T,, Alexander, D., Petz, A., Conefrey, A., McDonough, M., Tracy, W., Quirk, M., Horne, L., Hopkins, S., Pereuriz, Luong, N., Weiner, -I., MacDonald, Rumrills, S., Felix, N., Stanton, T., Brennen, Key Club fficers Strothers, P., Kelley, P., Connolly,j., Blunt, S., Parenteau, A., Dodge, C., Mills, K., Butler, Dagesse,j., Snipes, R., Seltzer. S., Denning, T., Norcons, K., Shurtleff, K., Braunstein, L., McFadden, E., D., D., KEY CLUB i. ' ,ii -ily' W .-Off QQ.. 7'-an If Last year, the Brockton High School Key Club won more awards than any other club in New England. Our goal for this year is to raise 33000 for the juvenile Diabetes Foundation and to collect 3,000 signatures for a POWXMIA petition drive. We hope to continue this trend of winning through the efforts of our club members, the leadership of the officers, and the help of our advisor, Mr. Dore. - jack Greene 1 , --View S- ,I C. 44, President - Chris Dodge, Vice-President - joanne Felix, Secretary - Vickie Pratt, Treasurer - Danielle Engle, Lieutenant Governor - jack Greene. International Trustee - jim Core S.A.D.D. 4 Q , i 'U' W' l y ,- .lj ha . I H i. V '49 .. in Q .A .X ., , yyw 1. Y bv T 4 ,., i ..- ' u R 5 A- my f Shannon Moffit, Adrienne Gilbert, David Wedge, Dianne Swart, Karen Carney, Susan Kohn, Chris Barry, Kati Dolan, Lisa Bovarnick, Linda Elefson, Karen Elefson, Debi Silverman, Michellejacobs, Michelle Bereznrck, Tanya Butler, Maria Luizzi, Michelle D'Ambrose, Nancy Keefe, Rene Prentiss, Sharon Kalp, Margaret Botelho, Leigh Braunstein, Emily Murphy, Stephanie Gould, Kim Shultz, Kim Rogers, Angela Blashjennifer Francis. Debbi Machinrjulie Peznola, Marie Adams, Anita Bailey, Steve Schmitchel.-John Rogers, Shirley Asack, Melissa Green,julie McQuarrie,jodi Stork. Amy Miller, Beth Stevens, Karin Westin. Robin Brodsky. Lynn Thomas, Pia Strother. Michelle Gurney. Paul Waldron. Maura Chappelle, jennifer Spadea, Amy Wells, Candi Kalp. Lisa Waible. Shelley Lewis, Kristen Tirrell. Robert Giordano. Susan Garda Close- U Two years ago, twenty-four students from the Class of '88 traveled to Washington D.C. to participate in the Close-Up program. Close-Up is a week-long experience for students from all over the country who are interested in learning about national government. The students' vigorous week in Washington included workshops. tours, and meetings with politicians and lobbyists from across the coun- try. Highlights included a visit to the Pentagon. a law seminar at Georgetown L7niversity, and a private meeting with Congressman Brian Don- nelly from Massachusetts. The participants had a great time and came back to Brockton with new friendships and memories that will last a lifetime. But Close-Lp did not happen by itself. It took students who were interested in learning close-up about how the United States government operates. lt also took two teachers, Mr. Robert Uto and Mr. Edward Walsh, to spark the interest and make the trip a huge success. The Close-Up students from the Class of '88 were honored to be the first Brockton High delegation to this reward- Ing Pfilgfafn. - David Bamford and Sherri Geller STI 'DENTS A GA INS T DR l 'NK DRI V ING Students Against Driving Drunk. with the help of Mr. Vincent Riccardi, has managed to expand greatly this year, With an increase of approximately twenty members. the interest in the problem of driving drunk is growing. The committee is based on the motto Friends dont let friends drive drunk, and all activities are focused on spreading this idea. Although drink- ing and driving continues to be one of the major causes of death in the Lnited States to- day, the numbers are decreasing. With interest groups such as S.A.D.D. and M.A.D.D. spread- ing society awareness. both teenagers and adults have joined together in an attempt to save lives. With Bob Sullivan and Tammy Fisher as co- chairpersons. the group is on its way. Passing out buttons, pamphlets, bumper-stickers. and key chains invites students to participate in the idea of 'Just saying NO. In the future, we can only hope and pray that drivers will learn self- control and respect for others on the road. - Adrienne Gilbert and Mike Shaevitz C: ...MGH scngq 'MM ig if-, , .V,. L. M, .,,- . ft, I E t .,...... .,, ,.-, E 1 E 3... ---1 14 tc Q Ik. i 'lei f 4 5. ' ' 1 as 11 14 Q21 is -1 - if vi' S D Q Andy Ashman, Dave Bamford. Scott Brassjim Core, Coleen Cotter, Darlene Dahlborg. Chris Dodgejessica Gain. Sherri Geller. jack Greene. Christine Guerra. Frances james. Stephanie Mackinaw. Michelle Moore. Michelle Mussari. Dawn Nelson. Doria Peltz. Kim Segreve. Erica Steinberg, Beth Stevens.jodi Storl-t.julie Weiner. Lynne Yenush. Advisors. Mr. Robert Uto and Mr. Edward Walsh Chess Club l C-Ty f .L ' -,.. I I l ...ai TV and Radio Club The purpose of the TVX Radio Club is to offer members the op- portunity to learn about the com- munication mediums of television and radio. By being involved in various television productions, stu- dents acquire a basic knowledge of technique and the different types of equipment used in this field. They are then able to apply this knowledge through eager partici- pation in club activities. The recent production of the Brockton High l,ites news program has increased student co-operation and provided both the students and faculty of BHS. with a new look at their school. The radio show produced entirely by club members is heard daily on the Brockton Access Channel 8A. Both groups endeavor to work together to produce origi- nal television and radio programs for all of Brockton. - Keith Ciociola iam' li T C 4. ,Au CHESS CLUB The Brockton High School chess club is an extracurricular activity which involves talented students who want to learn, improve their skills at, or yust play chess. The club meets once a week with the advisor, Mr. Dennis O'Neil. The students play exhibition chess matches and record them in a catalog. After a period of time, the players with the best records are chosen for the Chess Team and go to other schools to compete. Players in the club that are not chosen for the team remain in the organization to improve their skills. Strategic chess moves, good sportsmanship, and winning records are the keys to enjoying membership in this club. Chess, anyone? - Steven Geller Chess Club Bause, Steven, Czaplickl, Mike Fantasia Ron, Geller, Steven Hurley, Ken,-loo, Woo. Kells, jeff, Medive. Robert. Tambascia, Alexander, Tenenbaume, Seth T. . Radio Club 1. A-- fi., A I Q F'TYl Q- l Members include Adleman, M, Brennan, D., Carita,j., Ciociola, K., Conley, C., Costa, D., DeRocha, D., Donovan, T., Giampolo, M., Greenbaum,j , Greene, D, Gustas, N , Henderson,j., Hilston, R., Houston, R., Hurley, M., Keating. M., Koelsh, C., Lagadec, G., Lauzier, C, Lobaron, M., Lutoff, B., Marcal, li., McCormack, H., Murphy, S., Nagle, Osofsky, D., Painter, C., Richmond,-J., Strumpf, M., Woitasek, S, Yukna, T. i I i i i I l l Math Team . 9 ,J -rr .6 Bottom row: Steve Schuman, Kris Wisgirda, joe Brandolo, joel Greenbaum, Rich Caffelle. 2nd row: Marc Rysman, Ron Gordon, Franjames. 3rd row: Chris Maloney,justin Willow, Rob Manderville, 4th row: Scott Rumrill, advisor: Mr. Pedicini. Academic Bowl Academic Bowl What is meant by the term oxymoron ? What is the longest river in the world? If you know the answers to these questions, perhaps you would have been a good candidate for the 1987-1988 Academic Bowl Teams. The Academic Bowl tests the knowledge of students Q' and their ability to think under pressure. Groups of four at a time compete against other schools on the radio, at BHS and other schools, on our own WBHS, and on Cable Television. The Brockton teams have been very success- ful over the past few years and have been awarded with various plaques and trophies. Un- der the direction of Coach Rosemary Koury, the Brockton participants learned to work to- gether as a team, to beat the clock, and to Win. Senior members this year were Chris Barry, Darren Davis, Wayne Elibero, Greg Frazier, Sherri Geller, Ron Gordon, Frances james, and Michelle Moore. -Sherri Geller in ' . MATH Tl:AM The least recognized at the High School is the Math Team. Strenuous after-school prattite culminates in five major meets. lleaded by coach Mr.Pedicini, the math team is led by top scorers and MIT hopefuls Ron Gordon and Rich Caffelle. Seniors Frances james and joe Brandolo also contributed well to lead the ju- nior Varsity team to victory, Future Columbia Undergraduate Marc Rysman also gave fine performances to help the squad. Math guru Rich Caffelle comments This year's team would make Pythagoras proud? - Richard Caffelle Aw ir A ,,.i-.- - gr. i fi Seniors: Chris Barry, Darren Davis, Wayne Elibero, Greg Frazier, Sherri Geller, Ron Gordon, Frances james, Michelle Moore, Marc Rysman.juniors1 Brian Baylor, Woo joo, Peter Keane, Rob Mandeville, Sean Murphy, Quinme Tieu, Steve Tinglof. Sophomores: Dave Beauchesne, Scott Rumrill. Freshmen: Beth Hall, Maureen Quirk Coach: Rosemary Koury. Spanish Club 4 . , ! 5 -Q -- , 1 i l vv F F 'Q The 1987-88 Spanish Club had a great year. With monthly meetings and trips to the movies, Spanish restaurants, and parties, Club members learned a lot about Spanish culture, language, and food. For the second year in a row, Senora Patri- ' ' cia Baylor was the advisor. She and the officers r fPresident Shannon Guillory, Vice President Gina Garda, Secretary Cheryl Castiglia, and I Treasurer jessica Wainwrightl came up with many new, fun, and exciting activities. The Spanish Club year was, as in the past, a huge success, as it was again one of the best organizations at Brockton High. E' 1 - Sherri Geller President Shannon Guillory, Vice-President Gina Garda, Secretary Cheryl Castiglia, Treasurer. jessica Wainwright, Members. Lisa Bovarnick, Natalie Brodsky, Karen Carney, Nerlande Cassamalor, Tina Cassani, Rachel Creutz, Toni Crowell, jennifer Crum, Michelle D'Ambrose, Liz Denholm,julie Detemple, Kristie DiRosario, Denise Ermrnelliululie Faherty, Kim Fisher, Patricia Fogarty, Sherri Geller, Irena Grannaros, Stephanie Gould, Reena Hall, Tracey Hallamore, Lauren Hoops, Kristen Ivers, Min Seong joo, Pattv Kelleher,jill Lee, Melissa Matthews, Karen Minchello, Linda Minchello, Mark Mullins, Yvonne Pacheco, Ann Pak, Kara Rysman. Lori Santacroce, Laurie St. Peter, David Stadelman,jill Therrien, Karen Tofteroo, Shannon Tucciarone, Sam Wainwright, Christine White, Cassie Whitingjean Whitaker, Maryanne Zoumboulis, Patricia Italian Club In its first year at Brockton High, the Italian Club has been received enthusiastically by both faculty and students. The club was formed through the efforts of Ms. Iolli, the advisor, and her Italian classes. However, it is open to all students. The activities of the club include fund raisers, outings, and participation in foreign lan- guage week. Several of the club members are also visiting Italy in April. The Italian Club should be considered a valuable addition to Brockton High. - Marissa Damon -.Q-Mnw-. 5-N v y I 'nr-A.,'w,, .,. T I U OFFICERS Pina Polcaro, President, Mario Macrina, Vice-President, Michelle Vella, Secretary, Eric Finn, Treasurer, MEMBERS M Aten, O Badagio, M Baron, K. Blaquiere, P. Bonanno, T. Calisto, L. Cogliano, L. C0gliano,j. Craig, T. Cusick, K. Dagesse, D Dellarocco, M Damon, T. Fischer, D. Gardner, R. Giordano, T. Goldstein, D. Iannello, M.jacobs,j. Lovetere, M. Lovering, D MacDonald, E. Murphy, L. Mussari, R. Markonish, T. Mattia, G. Pulsinelli, M. Robi, K. Renaud, P. Smith, K Shultz, D. Stadelmann, N Tsarhopoulos. M. Vella, K. Wood, A. Weene,j. Wylie, and R. Sideman. French Club -X LI? CLI 'B l'RA.N'f,'ll.S twenty kids does do a lot. The group s advisor Sarah Wheeler. plans man. fun activities xr' t this vear included Christmas shopping at Soutlp 4, ,I r . . Shore Plaza. a Christmas Fiesta vvzth the Spanish i Club, a French movie in Boston a sequel ro the one seen last vear i. and even dinner at an exclu- sive French restaurantf But the fun doesnt stop there. Fach tear. Mrs. Wheeler plans a trip during April vacation. This vears trip is a five-dav tour of old Quebec City. giving the participants a chance to exper- ience real French culture. So vou see. it didnt take a lot of people to make Le Club Francais what it is todav - une experience pour ia vie' F - Cheree Hough. le president ff' .4 Cheree Hough. Amy Lipman, Michelle Healy,-jill Wisgirda. Nirlande Cassarnaior. Nesliev Cassamaior. Gina Garda. Carmita Alonso. Maria Luizzi. Ari Werb. Mike Horvitz. Tom Meagher. Michelle jacobs. Tim Lomba. Quinnie Tieu. Nhi Luong. Ouronia Krikis ational Merit Scholars The Merit Scholars of Brockton High School were commended students in the National Merit Scholarship Competition of 1987. They were chosen for their outstanding performance on the 1986 Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test. These students scored in the top five per- cent ofthe more than one million students who took part in the thirty-third annual competition. Robyn Webby advanced as a finalist in this competition. Their significant achievement was awarded by the Brockton School Committee and also the Rotary Club of Brockton. Con- gratulations to these students and may they have as much success in their future endeavors as they have had in the past. -jennifer Occhipinti S-if li N Ji . H fMerit Scholarsi Frances james, Robvn Webbygjen Occhipinti. Greg Carr. Rebecca McNamara. Marc Rvsman. Michelle Moore, jack Greene -ig, - -,.-, It is true that Le Club Francais uoesr.: havt a lot of members. but our elite group of about which the whole group participates Uufligs Turn -.--v-I ,,....ov- D.E.C.A. The DECA fDistributive Education Club of Americaj program at Brockton High School is designed for students interested in marketing and management careers. Students put techniques learned in the classroom - display, advertising, and customer relations, to name a few - into practice by managing the school store and working in area businesses. The practical experience develops leadership qualities and provides students with better career opportunities in the future, For many seniors, the prospect of graduation brings about feelings of despair and anxiety, because they are unsure of their future. My Turn CMassachusetts Youth Teenage Unemployment Reduction Networkl an organization at Brockton High School tries to identify these students, and help map out their future. These dedicated individuals strive to equip seniors with the skills and confidence needed to enter the work force upon graduation. This is accomplished through workshops delivered by professionals, and job matching and placement. My Turn proves to be the major influence in the success that the Student finds when entering the job market. - Kim Lewis 3 Mr Turn, Class of '88 'UQ 86 .53 NJ if I to r front: Mr. Faherry, Maribeth Haglof, Mary Currivan, Nora Hayes, Shelia Hanson, Maria Soares, Kelly Warren. 2nd row: Suson Brower, Maureen Smerh, Rhoda Marrow, Cynthia Sweeny. 5rd row: Scott Vajgrt,jon Tanes, Lisa Walsh, Kim Noel, Marcia Deal, Christine O'Connor Ski Club CC 1 Rosemary Adams, Dara Alperen. George Arvanitidis. Garv Ashrv. Chris Barbas. George Barbas. Craig Boure. Tom Boxle. joseph Brandolo, Lisa Brandolo. Scott Brass. Michelle Brogan. Nancv Brown. Ernie Brunelle. Mike Budreskrjimmv Butler. Arthur Carbone. Timothy Cardillo. jon Carlson. julie Cavan. Ellen Cavanagh. Catherine Cotter. Timothx Dalton. Elaine DeCastro, Mark Dombroskv. Sean Donovan, Craig Duffy. Matt Duffy. Thomas Enos. julie Fallon. Alison Favos. Doreen Frankio. jessica Gain, Adrienne Gilbert. Robert Giordano. Brian Hailev. Paul Hailei. Brendan Hates. john Hlggins jr. Chantac Hogu. Beth HOrigan. Kris Horigan. Alanjason. Davidjensen. Candice Kalp, Gene Kalp. Andrew Karaliolios. Lisa Kukerz. Fred Lainas. Steve Lainas. Robert Lounge. Da'-id Lundberg. Chris Malonexyjohn Manning. Nicole Marganelli. Robert McKean. Nick Michuilidis, jon Middleton. jodt Miller. Carolvn Nickerson. Mark Noone. Tobx O Brien. Peter Papadopoulos, Matt Pelaggi. Derek Pendleton. David Perrv. Theo Petropoulos. Chris Pierce. Kim Plothin. Adam Putuins- kas. Chris Reagan. Chris Rider. Cheryl Rimovitz. Lee Saba. Lori Santacroce. Brian Scanlon. Karl Schuler. Robert Schuler. Chris Sedell, Kristen Shearing. Thomas Slatterxyjennifer Spadea. Norman Sturtevant Ill. Scott Tavlor.jamev Tess. Robert Thistle. jonathan Thomson. jane Toland. Gina Tomaselli. Nick Tsarhopoulos. Mannx Vavanos. Lisa Waible. Brian lllrlh was an especxaif. Wgfifit. 1. Tw' s '- NCV4' l'.l'il1lt1Fitl. .Natl Kilt ll N Nr., f.r' the most of it Members or tile Qiofl ta skiing abilitx frorn beginners tu es-Qperfs Headed bt aduisrir Mr Lanzetta and firm -.-rs Chris Reagan iPresider.ti and Card. liar Nlice-President i. the Ski Club traxeled :fi Mt Wachusett in Princeton. MA once a week after school. The club made dat trips to rT.fiunta:f.s in New Hampshire and Vermont as well. The highlight of this tears season was the March weekend trip to Mont Ste.-Anne in Quebec. Canada. Whether they stuck to the bunm slopes or went all out on the mfmgul runs. Ski Club members had a great time with their friends as thei. imprinted their skiing abili- ties. - Robvn Webbx' Waldron, Amy Wells. Matt White. Shellev Witten. Leslie Yenush Next Move Next Move is a group that watches cartoons. We watch the Transformers, Loony Toons. and Inspector Gadget. Our all-time favorite yogurt flavor is Raspberry Rhubarb. which has nothing at all to do with the topic. but we felt that it was important enough to put in anyways. As a subnote here. Next Move also helps free prisoners of conscience. participates in walks for peace and walks for hunger. and supports Am- nesty International. We are truly. sincerely so- cially concerned. And we have nothing better to do in between Certs encounters. - Geoff Lagadec 1 Q Y ' I lpn V! f I' a I , .4 si- . ll Michelle Adelman. Chris Boudrot. Sandra Carreiro. Bob Comeau. Geoff Lagadec. Amv Lipman, Tim Moore, Adam Myerson. Eric Netland, Leah Overton. Delene Rankin. Tina Sappier. Maureen Smith,jason Sullivan. julie Swanson Student ffice Aides English ffice Aides Green House Elizabeth Hall, Min Woo, Uyen Le, Manisha Bhatt. Erin Payton, Marjorie Delo, lrena Gian- naros, Amy Conefry, Marci Labaton, Karen Dick, Daniel Iannello, Eric Net- land, William Tracy. Red House: Char- lotee Krakowski, Lynn Thomas, Dennis Dye, Michael Horvitz. Azure House: Maxime Sr. Louis. Yellow House. jill Hurley, Iysha Shaw, Denise Erminelli, Heather Benson, Matthew McDon- ough, Scott Rumrill, Adam Weiner, Melissa Burman, Lewissa Quinn, Kris- ten Renaud, Candi Shoemaker J The Student Office Aides at Brockton High learn a great deal about working with people and helping others while assisting the secretaries in many of the tasks that they do. Such tasks includeg an- swering the phone, making out passes, and escorting freshman, and incoming parents around the school. The student office aides gain experience working and benefit from the important office skills that they may use in the future. The students also show their pride for their school by taking part in this important and rewarding activity. - Vernice Serrano .1 A.. i . . - 5 ' .li -+P iiil i 1 , 5 . O fb Q 5 W N -. o- o Ui W K-4 0 I9 :a E :a 0 W fb -. vo 0 -. o D 71 N : fb U5 o V7 VI D :' 0 B7 2' U N za N 0 2. ,-. FU D ua 3' N -. o D -ri 0 -. -. VD 5 '-l -. D 0 0 xi I EL :T 3 o -. fb -ri -. W :J 0 fb V' i '14 l N ,52 f fe I Every year, a group of students in each build- ing volunteer their study mods to work in their house IRCS as library aides. Although many have worked in libraries before, the only re- quirement for the job is a willingness to help. These volunteers, according to Mrs, Tuck of the Azure IRC, are a valuable resource to the library staff. They help with circulation, shelv- ing books, finding books for people, making displays, and other general library procedures. Library aides get a lot in return for their work, also. They develop good methods for library research, and learn things like responsi- bility, initiative, and organizing their time wise- ly. Working in the library also helps the students to discover books in subjects of which they had never even thought of before, All in all, working as a library aide can not only relieve you from boring study mods, but it can also be very rewarding. - Frances james Each year a few students get to- gether to packet the diplomas for the graduates. Their efforts help Mr. Snarsky and Mr. Reagan to successfully get the graduation Ceremony in order. With the help of the diploma coordinators, the class of 1988 will have the best ceremony ever. - Marygrace Vella ig' Gizela Cardoso Gretchen Clegg Allison Hatch MaryGrace Vella Mr Snarsky Concert Choir 4 X E,.l',! ' gwtirx a la nab . R Q , Q, Y' F14 Lynn Thomas, Michelle Moore, Eleri Metriken, Linda Minchello, Karen Minchello, Stacy Purslow, Katie Dickinson, Kristin fd Q3 'NU ' 'C 'fp' If ,9- , l l l b 'I 4 eh. , . i.. 1 ,,, Yr., . U P L- 3 I xg J L E 'L Y Q 5 I 101' Q- .a F: All ', . 7 Concert Choir Long, Gizela Cardoso, Anne Richard, Tracey Hallamore, Barbara Purslow, Bonnie Bumpus, Kristen Wisgirda, Paula Frazer, Anthony Teixeira, Toddjohnson, Stephen Tingloff,julieann Malley, Tracey Ventresca,joe Platenick, Daniel Osofsky, Dawn johnson, Melissa Poli, Linda Lufkin, Erica Morris, Cindy Segreve,jean Shigley,jean Bibby, Karen Elefson, Lorie Layigne, Natasha Dorismond, Linda Elefson, Reena Hall,julie Galpin, Denise Tucciarone, Genie Papadopoulos, Maura Chappelle, Keith Kernan, Frank Rybak, Tim Lomba, Steve Burse, Mark St. Surin,john David Alexis, joe Rucker, Thad Yukna, Adam Grein, Adam Lewis, Nancy Niccoli, jessica Wainwright, Nicole Evans, joanne Felix, Faith Hazard, Kristen Hall, Mikki Houston, Dina Antunes, Margo Anderson, Dawn Heath, Heather Steeves, Wendy Antunes, Inga Washington, Qujana Chandler. Llsa Dufhn, Michelle Chandler, Kathy Cassamalor, Megan Morris, Cheryl Rathbun, Chris Cockshaw, Rick Houston, Charles Bernard, Daryl Houston The concert choir is a group comprised of 65 to 75 individuals of varying singing ability The group does many concerts through the course of the school year. Some of these concerts include, trips to the local junior high schools, the holiday concert, and the pops concert, both held at the high school, - Kristen Hall Ha rm on ics Harmonics is a select group, made up of approximately 25 students, under the direction of Penny Knight. The group travels all over New England singing in clubs, function halls, parties and nursing homes, The group travels with the concert choir to local junior high schools, and also travelled with the choir to Washington D.C.. Last fall the group participat- ed in a show choir workshop in Easton. This group is especially fun to be in. The members put so much ofthemselves into the music that it is difficult to believe that they are only teen- agers. - Kristen Hall Y ' 7 '-Z1 as ' A f 'wi ' - K. v 3' iff' J . A ' 'L X' f' ' -vivo ig! 5 , V 1-dr-' ' ' Q it ff' S f 'Ca E , ,, 5 . Q . Y , QL . ' c - I E - v Q ' . rw .ff .ef f - i f ...., .s K . ' ,Lie ' -J . 'T b-f - f --' 4 s 3 af t V ef 1 A 1,1Jf'.', 7 , Ah. A' - . ' .F - - , . - .1 pi - :A xxvf 2 A if, V . -i Q 4- , -- lu T V Y ' ' I 'T ' ' V ,Max i P ' V '.Q -5' V - ' Daryl Houston, Nancy Niccoli, jessica Wainwright, joanne Felix, Adam Grein, Thad Yukna, Richard Houston, john David Alexis, joe Rucker, Mark St, Surin, Steve Burse, -st Nicole Evans, Tim Lomba, Dina Antunes, Frank Rybak, Margo Anderson, Heather Steeves, I . S Dawn Heather, Kristen Hall, Mikki Houston, Chris Cockshaw, Faith Hazard, Charles L--, f t Bernard, Karen Tofteroo ' Repertory Chorus as -4 Qi Vfq Michelle Benoit, Patricia Clinton, Nadia Felix, Zer Her, Kelley joyce, Marilyn Lima, Ancherre McClean, Kristine Mills, Faith Nordeen, Amy O'Connell, johanna Sciatappa, Sharon Seltzer, Lee Ann Venuto, Mary Wallant, Kristen Walsh '41 '4 l I ld-I 4. ef?- 4 ' Q lf ' I I D I 'Vw ' Pride s Alive Qi O K l 1 ' Y I X 1 U 1 il PRIDE IS ALIVE: Missv Aronofsl-tvg Shirley Assacl-cg Anita Baillevg Chris Barrv, Tina Brockwavg Karen Coheng Lea D'Amoreg Beth Gerberg Ricky Keeneg Paul Lymang Terri Mclvlahong Amy Millerg Shannon Mofhttg Emily Murphy: Heidi Norrisg Mr. O'Reilly. advisorgjulie Penzolag jennifer Poleskigjohn Rogersg Missy Sherman, Alecia Spadeag john Spadeag Erica Steinberg Jodi Storkg Bob Sullivang Gina Thornasllig Andrea L'rciouli, --Q, A .. N 1 all Yi mh- We see it around us each and every day: spirited posters. red and blacl-4 balloons. and strearners. Where do they come from, From none other than the enthusiastic students who form the l'Pride is Alive Committee. Throughout each athletic season. they use their pep and pride to raise the spirit and support ofthe student body. Keep a lookin' eye and a listenini earr because when you least expect it. Pride is Alive will be theref - Melissa Aronofslty and julie Belanger w...a' wfr 1534?-f an .. pre Marching Band ' C' iiiii C - tg' 5 e , , ' g -Y .r i ' 3' to ff 6 ' Ps 4 A , 'QQ .au Q 1' I 137- L A combination of intricate routines, colorful displays and brilliant sound make the Brockton High School Marching Band an exciting addition to B.H.S. football. Although there are sometimes long practices, the dedicated members of the Band have fun as well as learn a sense of responsibil- ity. With the lively tunes that they play in the stands, the crowd is motivated to cheer the team on to victory. In addition to providing half-time entertainment, the marching band also participates in various parades and the Abington Band Jamboree late in the fall. Also, this past year, the band was honored by an invitation from the New England Patriots to perform during half-time when they met up with the Indianapolis Colts on November 22, 1987. The Marching Band would like to say a GIANT thank you to their director, Mr. Vincent Macrina for all his hard work. He took over the band in 1980 and turned it into a class act to which its members are proud to belong. - Kimberly Lewis A v. 1 . w.:,-,W! Y.. A ... ,W , -Zh. , y x liqjawg sv 4. Ya 'fil..:n L. Il- H' in ..-new. A. C rf - . iw -r I .7 I' M?-L 'S I-Q 7'-'Y-M '0 - f-03 QQ- -'f f 1 fr K' ' vi isa -l ,irf 04: - R 6 4 ' b -I A lk ,yi jx. new an aaa' ' , za: it -fic -,a ft ', , '1' ii' fhqf? , -Hu M , g , z 1.'k,.' 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J it ,ia .i ilalixil lp lfiiixo. ,gf f-an f 3 i,., .- , , MARCHING BAND: Kristen Abissog Pamela Alkinsg Sean Bakerg David Bamfordg Cheryl Bavineaug David Beauchesneg Karie Bossag Leigh Braunsteing Deirdre Brennangjeanne Brennang Richard Caf- felleg Gregory Capozzig Gregory Carrg Suzanne Cayerg Maura Chap- pelleg Linda Cheneyg Stephen Cliffordg Lisa Coheng David Costag Chuck Crawfordg Marci Crawfordg Thomas Creang Scott Czarniakg Michelle D'Ambroseg Lea D'Amoreg Anthony Degraceg Travis De- gracegjacqueline Dohertyg Kathleen Doleng Todd Edwardsg Thomas Enosg Christine Ferrettig Sherri Gellerg Steve Gellerg Mark Geraigeryg Brian Gibsong Mark Gibson: Robert Giordanog Tammy Gocheg Marie Goldblartg Dennis Guilletteg Brian Haileyg Paul Haileyg Laurie Hallowellg Alfred Handyg Barry Hilliardg Bryan Hilliardg Scott Hop- kinsg Chris Irelandg Kristen Iversg Frances jamesg Alonjansong Caro' lyn jensong Marisa johnsong Nancy Keefeg Thomas Kelliherg Scott Kellyg Diana Kiramariosg Lisa Krausg Tony Kuberag Craig Landryg Scott Laneg Kimberly Lewisg Carl Lindbergg Michael Lipperg Christo- pher Lucchettig Maria Luizzip Lara Malinowskig Lynda Marshalseag Laurie McGloneg Rebecca McNamarag Patrick Meagherg Gerald Merrag Kristine Mocciag Mark Mullins: Kerry Murtaghg Derek O'Connorg Dana Osgoodgjohn Polvereg Marc Polcatog Amy Priceg Maureen Quirkg Steven Richardsg Bevalie Royg Chris Samselg Brian Scanlong Michael Scanlong Kimberly Segreveg Daniel Semeterg Alan Semkg Andrew Seukg Teresa Slasisgjulie Smalleyg Robert Sneiderg Kevin Snowg Nancy Snowg jennifer Spadeag Tamara Stantong Laurie St. Pererg Seth Adam Tenenbaumg Diane Van Dykeg Sam Wain- wrightgjeffrey Weinergjennifer Wellsgjustin Willowg Lynne Yenushg Kathleen Yucius. SlllB 'l '- A A ..-..-v.-.1 ' 1- 151'-1 .-Q---IO1-i-Q v -Af: - L-Q- v .br rv-'fees r? fit. 231- ::'3P'm ,E N azz Ensemble 6 -IAZZ BAND: David Bamfordg Leigh Bronsteing Richard Caffelleg Greg Capozzig Gregg Mark Mullinsg Bevalie Royg Michael Scanlong Robert Sneiderg Kevin Snowy Adam Carrg Stephen Cliffordg Scott Czarniakg Lea D'Amoreg Thomas Enosg Alfred Handyg Weiner. Barry Hilliardg Bryan Hilliardg Craig Landryg Michael Lipperg Maria Luizzig jerry Merrag jazz Ensemble The Brockton High School jazz Ensemble is a band rich with tradition. In past years the group has competed internationally and around the United States. Gold medals have been won during international competition in Toronto, Canada in 1985 and in Orlando, Florida in 1987. Individual talent is abundant at B.H.S., but it is the team spirit that enables groups such as the jazz Ensemble to excel. With an exceptionally strong senior class, the band continued to add to the list of accomplishments. Long hours of practice for Mr. Vincent Macrina and the students helped to again produce one ofthe best jazz Ensembles in the United States. - David Bamford -5 .S .A W Q 4 rv, -'-ms i 4 v . A S , I Q rf! ' I QUY xi Xia Ma jorettes MAJORETTES The Majorettes have always been an impor- tant part of the B.H.S. half-time show, and this year proved to be no exception. The squad is made up of an outstanding group of twirlers under the leadership of the advisor, Judy Noone, and Captains, Michelle Vella and Mar- issa Damon. The Majorettes at Brockton High do far more than just normal twirling routines. For the first time in several years the girls added twirling double batons to their performances, and they also continued with twirling their hoop batons, which add a spark of color to the show. The squad plans to participate for their sec- ond year in the New England Majorette Associ- ation competitions. They have high hopes of placing in one of the competitions, but know it will be a fun and rewarding experience no mat- ter how well they might do. This year proved to be a great success due to the effort of all the girls. Special thanks goes to the captains, and seniors Marie Adams, Michele Emberg,jeana Ferrante, Beth Gerber, and Mary Willett. The squad plans to continue their achievements and trust that future years will prove as enjoyable as this one. IS 'Bn MA-IORETTES: Marie Adamsg Karen Cohen, Marissa Damon, Capt., Michelle Embergg jeanna Ferranteg Beth Gerber Maygrace Vella, Michelle Vella, capt., Gayle Verbiskig Mary Willett. Color Guard The Brockton High School Color Guard contributed fast routines and color to the 1987- 1988 halftime show season. Even though the Color Guard was only started the it has earned a permanent place in B.H.S. tradition. The squad is comprised of fourteen girls who demonstrate precision routines with flags. Even on windy days the girls perform with vigor and style. Seniors this year included: co-captains, Melissa Aronofsky and Leslie Michaels, and also Mikki Houston, Pam Lemkin and Dana Mancini. - - - Leslie Michaels - - - -Marissa Damon Color uard COLOR GUARD' Missy Aronofsky, captgjackie Doherty, Mikki Houstong Bonnie jananielg Melissa Kuellg Pam Lemking Dana Mancini, Laura McSweeneyg Leslie Michaels, Capt., Kelly Moran, Victoria Prattg Kristin Shearingg Kristen Thompson, jessica Wainwright. Varsity Cheerleaders Cheering for the 1987-1988 Brockton athlet- ics teams was an exciting and rewarding exper- ience for the varsity Cheerleaders. The squad made up of senior and junior girls. added origi- nal and exciting cheers to both the football and basketball seasons. The cheerleaders were constantly psyched. even when the team was defeated. The squad believe that it is not whether you win or lose a game, but instead, that you played the very best you could. The cheerleaders would like to thank Mrs. Burman for a great job supervising the squad. - - Vernice Serrano Cheerleaders 'Q 06 -,S XC CHEERLEADERS Carmita Alonsojulie Belangerg Angela Blasig Lisa Butler, Karen Carneyg Rachel Creurzg Dede Dilido, Robin Dubucgjennifer Gagneg Christine Lawson, Karra Leonard, Debbie Machini, Amy Miller. capt.g Ann Pak, capt., Sarah Pak, Vernice Serranog Elisha Shuman, Jodi Stork. capt, I Half - Time Dancers SG Half- time Dancers Under the direction of Miss Carol Thomas and Mrs. Susan Osofsky. the 1987-88 half-time dancers were dedicated. happy. and successful. Along with the band, majorettes. and color guard, the two half-time shows were presented to the many Brockton High School fans. The first included the swinging rhythms of At the Hop , Throwdown , and Salute to the Olym- pians , The second show featured a salute to three Broadway artists. lt entailed Robert Pres- ton's Seventy-six Trombonesw. from The Music Man , Michael Bennetts One . from A Chorus Line . and Zero Mostels L'Chiam . from Fiddler on the Roofm. We would like to thank Miss Osofsky. Mr. Macrina, and Miss Thomas for their continued dedication and constructive criticism. These are times we all will never forget. The 1987-88 Half-time danc- ers would like to leave one closing statement: TO LIFE! Good luck to all seniors and Keep dancing? jessica Gain, Terri McMahon.julie Peznola. Christine Grant, Dina Swart. Michelle Flanz- 'ls HALF-TIME DANCERS Rachel Allredg Anita Bailey, Michelle Flanzbaumg jessica Gain, Capt., Paulette Giannarosg balllll' Rafhfl Allled' Alllla Bailey'- Chrisine Grant, Danielle Hall, Terri McMahong Kristine Mocciagjulie Peznolagjennifer Pileskig Debbie Siegalg Dina Swarteg Kim Tuckerg Christel Wallace. Canoe Ecology Club 1 I 4 4.. .. 1' . ,,..jP' -.fm 'I ' fide' S S 1 949135 ' Q. . I Qu., 'Ff.-1 x Clicology and Canoe Club Membersj: Advisor Robert Tilley, Brian Baylor, Leanne Blandin, Katie Bossa, Ellen Cavanaugh, Anne Marie Perretti, Christine Ferretti, Sharon Ferretti, Chris Hannon, Woo joo, Peter Keane,jeff Kells, Rob Mandeville, Phil Miskinis, Pat O'Brien, Debbie Payne, Ellen Perault, Theo Petropoulos, Chris Robbilard, Steve Shuman, jim Stevens owl si? iv 4 LAP l X , .ig CANOE CLUB The Canoe club is run by Mr. Robert Tilley of the Science De- partment. It consists of kids who enjoy the outdoors and a chal- lenge. The club goes on many after school trips in and around the Brockton Area. Those who survive that challenge are able to partici- pate in a weekend trip which is held in late May or early june. It proves to be quite an experience. For those who want the ultimate challenge, there is the ten day sum- mer trip. The club goes to many nearby states such as Maine, New Hampshire, etc. During this trip the students also enjoy the thrill of white water rafting. Most impor- tantly, Mr. Tilley teaches us the importance of safety first. - Chris Ferretti Ecology Club The Ecology Club has been alive and well for over fourteen years. Headed by Mr. Robert Tilley, a science teacher in the Green build- ing, the club has been tremendous- ly active. Members, which number about twenty-five, take numerous Saturday and weekend trips to the mountains. Here they hike climb, and explore. In addition to the social aspect of the club, it is also an educational experience. They study everything from the local geology to area wildlife. According to Mr. Tilley, It's a chance for city kids to experience the outdoors and have a lot of fun. Members of the Ecology Club of- ten find that they find a new and exciting hobby, and many continue it long after they leave school. - Susan MacNeil LOCK WHAT WEVE GCT! A-M4 f ,HZ fyf Ffyfxx fy LCE! 1 X kg-'Xf Q 'IC r-+4 5-+-4 SPQRTS 'Ii' D-1+-4 q 5 Q P4 bl 5 . I ' P AfX BH - - mesh., .fs,'02 ei 1. H PTT, 5 . ,45 '-Eglltq Lat' 31 TCT 'li IL 3 3 L Z3 -.Ps-YY? ' i , 7'Y'Vr,a A 4 in v v 15.-icfe .,ygQ13Qs,5? 944' -ZF.--'E4l2 .-'70'1f42y rl 4 ri i 4 If, 9 fl 'D in l 4-.f F , L ggrowf-qw... , vi' - A Team orth Looking At!! Football powerful season gave Brockton fans many spirit-stirring football games The Brockton Boxers' 1987 football season began with an exciting win against a very competitive team from Pennsbury, PA, The Boxers' 27-22 victory was just the beginning of their very successful and impressive season. and started them towards their goal of recapturing the Division 1 superbowl title. The remarkable team was headed by the four senior captains. Mark Dumbrowski, Tom johnson, Chris Lyons, and Rocky Marciano. Great players such as Carlton Campbell. Darnell Campbell, Rudy Harris, Mike Shaevitz. Bob Zurinskas and many other returning players from last year's FOOTBALL, lst row, Tommy Boyle,john Flanders, Ed Vega. Eric Droukas, Brian Nardellr. Andrew Murphy, Tony DeGrace, Mike LeVie, Troy Hampton, Billy McCoy Znd tow. joe D'Amore,jim Butler, Mike Bertarelli, Greg Whareham, Dana Rogers, jim Meister, Soung Pak, Chris Campbell, Leonard Readus,jay McGillis, Craig Pina. 3rd row: Mike Williams, Peter Giannakoulis, joe Lessard, Brian Kilsby, Stephen Marciano, Rocky Marciano lCo- Capri. Tom johnson ICO-Captl, Cris Lyons lCo-Captl, Mark Dombrosky ICO-Captj , . A , . -s,. , .. , 3:1 A .- .A A , 4 Ailgwvm l . F 'KV 4 T ., -'Q i f?.6vi'-'T 1, ' . 5 X v s - --' . , -N xy ' x V f . 4 ' . to watch. Much acknowledgment should be given to head coach Armond Co- lombo and assistants William Devin, Michael Donovan, Mr. Gonsalves, Mr. Hancock, and Eugene Marrow, who were behind the Boxers all the wa . lXfith the coaches, the students, and the city of Brockton behind them, the Boxers will continue to be an excellent team with one of the country's highest ranked reputations in the sport of football. - Vernice Serrano Mike Thoreson, Chris Murphy, Derek Fagone, Michael Lewis, Carlton Campbell. 4th row: Frank Lagodimos, jim Kelleher, David Grein, Ray Marshall, Darnell Campbell, Anthony Lewis, Leon Stepherson, Bobby Zurinskas, Pj. Thoreson, Richard Wilson, jon Middle- ton.5th row: Bryan Roberts, Mike Riggs, Marc Barnes, Fred Naymie, Dave Crawford, Rob Colitti, Chris King, Mike Shaevitz, Larry Celester, Rudy Harris, Doug Brown, Mike Whalen, Robby Thompson, Bob Silva 'E -tb' lEUX.E'R s A . W 4 ily 74 Football epv Viewing The Green 1' T 55 ' J '117 -3 ,, - . 1 Y , ,T 1,3- -,bv GOLF1 Roger Henman, Mike Sturdevant, Tim D'Arcy lCo-Captl-Senior, Chris Reagan ICO-Capt.l-Senior, john Spadea, Craig MacNevin, john Noone, Mr, Boyle lCoach GOLF TEAM The golf team had a very successful fall season under the direction of Coach Ed Boyle. They compiled a record of 7-5-2, putting them in second place in the Suburban League and giving them a berth in the upcoming Spring Tournament. The team was led by Senior Co-Captains Tim D'Arcy and Chris Reagan, whose experience proved to be instrumen- tal in the team's success. Seniors Craig McNevin and john Spadea could always be counted on when the match was on the line, and super sophomore Mike Sturdavant will be among the leagues best in years to come. Another bright spot for the Boxers was juniorjohn Noone, whose game is constantly improving. For their efforts, D'Arcy and Reagan will compete for the State Individual Crown in the spring. Tim D'Arcy was among the elite in the Suburban League, competing in the Sullivan Tournament where he fin- ished a very strong second, three shots behind the champion. The team would like to thank Coach Boyle and wish him the best of luck next year. - Anita Bailey Rx CUT M- s ,X :F I 1. J L., .2 'Z Golf 75 Look What , 4 inn, 1' , r . . , riffff vs. I E ., A .- . ,A , .. ggwgg ' N ' A vf 4. F I f ,A V Af M4 an Girls' Cross-Country 1 4 1, - f' :ik 5 I K This years cross-country team worked hard under coach jim O'Don- gy.. nell to achieve its succesful 5-3 record and third place finish in the Suburban League. The winning record was lost only by a point in the last meet of the season against arch'rival Cambridge. The seniors leaving the team are co-captains Rebecca Grant and Chris Guerra, Shannon Moffitt and jennifer Occhipinti. The team can look forward to a bright future with outstanding underclassmen such as junior Andrea Giovannis and sophomore sensation Nancy Reid, who had our team's best time of the season on the 5.1 mile course at DW. Fields Park. -jennifer Occhipinti St ff-A We his-it: .1 , 1 .r ,, V. --' In ' .- Q v , like -kf.,,.-.. T ,' A . v f ' . age. ,.f.hj,' I H, J ' - .' , hiv, ,,,,. flag-.it 14155, . - . .. L at 3 -3 Q , H ,gwvfvw -rw' ,,, Y , .. ',.'h I-.. -:I '-1-p'.,gL?E.'Frjtf- -.ml M' -ty' I , .5 . 4- -,f' , ' ,'.-14. Q 1- , a ..'..3 'ff f 'R if we' if-. ., ,223 , I ltr? ,J it .g f,- ,,9::,y,f.q'gr' V ,:W5,,,a', ' - ' 14- .ra Cena. '71 V' Pf'wf5x-15 .id-. 'c.. r .if I - 1. ,nr In ,kv Q 1 3, If i 's.w1-Ziff' 'itz x K i' GIRLS' CROSS COUNTRY, lsr row: Margie Delo, Missy Moore, Shannon Moffitt, jen Occhipinti, Rebecca Grant fCo-Capri, Christine Guerra fCo-Capt.J, Andrea Giovanms,jill Hagerman 2nd row: Cathy Reardon, Tracey Kent, Kim Newton, Nancy Reid, Eilleen Murphy, Kathy Silva, Sue MacDonald, Kim Ingalls, Mr, O'Donnell fcoachj 76 Girls Cross Country W e've Got -Q 'gv:'H f, .- .Y , ,, . 4 ,ef ' ' ' '- , f Pagiwgiif M Boys Cross Counrri' .,.' n If there was ever a cross-countrv season for this years senior members - of the bov's team it was the 1987 season. It was then that these runners showed the rest of New England that Brockton was back and on the , attack in the sport of Cross-countrv running. thanks to the knowledge ol' S , the sport that they received from coach Harrv Allen. Leading the i Red 'Q --'U .... Wa. 1. af, . Wavel wav were Co-captains Bob Wvman and Derek Moore. Through ups and downs they were alwavs there when needed. Strong Tom Walsh and unpredictable Chris Yeshulas gave the fighting edge to help the team to victorv. with strong performances bv Steve Clifford. Paul Waldron, and Tom La Pointe. While Tom was out there to get endurance for indoor and outdoor track where he trulv shines. he showed that he can run well at long distances as well, - Chris Yeshulas 1 -xqtu 'I 1, '-Si?-QL'1 '2ffl 1111 . v, ' 1 ... C 5' I -.. ' 1' veg? i 4 I ww 4 l l 1 ,si . we s' A -A-:fee -T .,.. ,.. , -5 f -f-. -r' Avi no l V k s Qi' I fl- ' S' I s i f ll 4 Q Q ., , ' 4- Q J N 6 X , S ' - fb - I' .ix TY-Tl'-1 -4 ,IL D-, l ' I.. I T va V .-, r 0 I - 'C 1,4 - L -'-x i 1 ' I ef- - -- - I 1 r s X . Z I 4 X . - My . 1 ji .t .R I . -ay I gf iwl L' 'I ' 4' ' , ' BOYS' CROSS COUNTRY: lst rowz Marc Disbrow. Steven Clifford, Dave Steitllemanjoe Lamar, Derek Moore lCapt. l. Q I . J ' ' 'f ' ' ' Mike Scanlan. Derek Stanlev, Helio Montero, Alex Movsessian. Lance Borcherr, Shawn Wells Zncl row' Mr. Allen fcoach l. - M' . ' ' - . . , ' . . ,E . VJ ' ' Billy Meed. Tim Simonis. Scott Flaherty. David DeWitt. Adam Weatherbee. Mark Glen. Marcjohnson, Tom Sweeney. Bob I . 11 -- , - Alu DiRosaroh, Tom Knox. Mr, Brennan fcoachl 5rd row: David Aveni. Adam Wells. Rob Wyman lcaptain l. Eugene Gomez. A ht-ff' ' , 2 'QDSQ ' ' ' 'rn Paul Waldron, Craig Fairfield, Chris Yeshulas, Tom Walsh, Ken Michaelson. Tom Slattery, Chris Sandbert, Billy Shallies , , ,,, . , A . if-I Q-4 , J I. . -ls 1., Chg-,.. Boys Cross Country '47 . 4 s 5 C ,J x- is ' f'i:.. QM 5 if ,a.. 'f' - af . lf . . x ' J 5. 'sr j 1 Girls' Soccer 123 fi iiiuru. D. Heath, R. Ackinbleumo, G. Reed, L. Roe, N. Snow, C. Shoemaker, C. Bavino, D. Tosca, M. Chimba, H. Sullivan, Smalley, S. Hanson, S. Serrano, L. Yenush, M. Mussari, Dunn, L. Payson, B. Roy GIRLS' SOCCER The girls' soccer team enjoyed great success this year, finishing second in the Suburban League and advancing to the quarter-finals of the south-sectional tournament. The team's success was the result of a talented group of seniors complemented by several outstanding underclassmen. The team was led by senior co-captains, halfback Michelle Mussari and goalie Lynne Yenush. The girls' offensive attack was led by Enterprise All-Scholastic players senior Lynne Payson and sophomore sensation julie Smalley. Also contributing to the goal scoring were seniors julie Dunn, Sheila Hanson, and Sonia Serrano, and sophomores Gail Reed, Ronke Akinbulumo, and Dawn Heath. The defense was anchored by senior full back Bevalie Roy, junior Dawn Tosca, and sophomores Candi Shoemaker Coach Liberatore feels should be equally as will be led by returning Lisa Rowe, Michelle and Heather Sullivan. that next year's team successful. The team seniors Nancy Snow, Chimbur, Cheryl Bavineau, Dawn Tosca, and Enid Sweeting. Look Out For Us! V QC in A fs:'r WV7 .YJ-2 .. -1--l dlg Li 1' -s-gn .- if 5:34 ., fax ' '4???ff'r' I.h. A Look All 'Po T 'T'- g . - . Y w ' A' ' W i ' 1 u 'i 'if' T - ' - 'F ss. yn- v .' ' ,r r n . 1 , U L A 'n . - .s 315 A -15' ,-Q '.T-.1-.-rk? 115' - '. A fi ' .sr---iz . -a-A W e.f'5if ' Wy. ' - 1-ni' - 'l 53, v '1 . 'Mi 1 . mx.. 1'?'f.'- ,ff - U' Nv'J':1 ' ' f' -NA-'I ' l C . 13 411' 'ih ' D i 4 - A I . I Ng.: 31:5 'lit' it I. W1 v ,EL . ...Q x'fl'..'JJ, -. :fd pig. ' Q':.':,i J'- , g 'Q ,.g,,ggpw -T V. - .U X . - 5,,f.f. , '. -5 -.-., K . . . - ' . '. .' ,Pl ' 4' ' 4 I 3 . ' , -'.', 16 -Z ,'hx'4m?xt.,.Luv-- 0? , f- -i .sq,, ' A 'T .., ' F 'Of ,P .- , ---Q fL.,,..'o9.v,-of-f . -Q 4 -,- lst Row: C. Khang, L. Fontes,j. Pinto, D. Hadzipanaiotis, F, Mackinnon, B. Poliseno, C. Amado 2nd Row. D. Savage, B. Sullivan, M. Daye. R.joseph, F. Sommers, 3rd Row: G. Tracy, Ejoseph, F. Evora. D. Sone, B. Hayes. R. Wise, Y, Khang, pl. Hayes Boys Soccer The boys Soccer team had a very successful season. The team ended with a record of 10-5-1. The tri-captains Derek Hadzianjiotis, Fred MacKinnon and Francisco Evora led the team. Other seniors included Fred Summers, Mark Day, and Derek Savage. The boxers season ended in tournament play with an exciting victory over Brookline. Brookline had previously beaten Brockton in both meetings 3-O and -1-0. The boys however came through when it counted and won in the fifth overtime 2- 1. Sophomore sensation julio Pinto scored both goals. UI' Wfl i -5 Y- ' ' ,IT Q . D A - - . ' pn .Y4i1:q .F 4 . ' R R 5' . T it T V' I IJ! 4 F N .qu S E' ST Q l Q . Q f ' - We P I h - , ,A- . u . - . Q 1 Q Q . , , ,ai 1 1 'Q p ' 1 fly- 4 ,if 4, 5 ,,3- 'K r ' 9' . ,' ' A-ff f'1:itif'Cf9'-'ld-iff . -'Q HT N vi X . .4--'t ., 1f'?'.7s'? 'f'T!1 I NU 'Hag 'ff , 'nTlfn'l'o'0'- ' ' ml S-1 -..,, 1 - ' ' I ,. A.. Boy's Soccer Look At Their Record! Z , 3' ff-Q Y f 'S GIRLS' SWIMMING: lst row: Yvette Colmenero Amy Hogan Lisa Cohen Karen Leon- ard Lynn Fruth. Znd row: Eilleen Sullivan Michelle Borden. 3rd row: Tricia Solakoff GIRLS SWIM TEAM The Brockton High Girls Swim Team despite losing their first dual meet in thirteen years had an overall successful season. Even with a very small team the girls won most of their meets. Although the team had to relinquish their Suburban League title due to losses to Newton North and Brookline there were many highlights during the season and the girls never lost their pride. The team was led by sophomore sensations Karen Leonard and Tricia Solakoff. Karen set personal bests along with the school record in the 100 yd backstroke. Tricia continued her tradition of strong swimming and ' l5? vii 041' 4 ' ,, 41 . i ,, 4 L i g, il L ' 80 Girls Swimming .Rr T WIWII UE 'M 'h.. ,J :N f' u Heather Dorricott Meredith MacDonald Lysha Shaw. 4th row: Lisa Shaevitz Lori Ferber. Sth row: Rebecca McNamara Keri Walsh Kim Moran Stephanie McComas. was undefeated for the season. Captains Kim Moran and Rebecca McNamara performed well this season each reaching personal goals and doing well in the sectional meet. Both were members of the medley relay team along with Karen and Tricia which is striving for the school record. Both Lisa Cohen and Eileen Sullivan did well as both qualified for the sectional meet. The team will surely do well in the years to come. Even without a big team the pride will surely lead the way. - Kim Moran Rebecca McNamara This Team Has The Look! , iyi, ' 0 S . , 1 I sh -.FW t . .M '55 fi it . - T , , . . 5'-aggf-Hi fi S e v, is -- 'L S 1 5- ,-.' 251.541 in Lil K ' 'Ile' F'-' - xx ' -' U In I- V fy ' N -h g Q . WJ 4 A 4- J V ' i ,1 if ' K : vf tl i x KX X X . Q. T r - Tommy Hines, Doug Doyle, Chris O'Reilly, Eddie Galante, Kirk O'Reilly, Arthur McNulty, iRysman,jim Brockman, Bob Sullivan,john'Rogers, Kevin Walsh. Glenn Squid Pedranti, jason McCleod, Steven Schmitchel, Ricky Keene, Kevin Greene, Mike Burns, Marc David Ellis BOYS' SWIMMI1NlG 3 Q Despite not having the Brockton High pool lx: to practice in, this year s boys swim team had a successful season. They had a long awaited vic- tory over league-rival Brookline. This win en- abled the boys to become Suburban League Champions for the first time in five years. This wonderful season can be especially at- tributed to the seniors Kevin Greene. john Rogers, Rick Keene, jason MacLeod, Marc Rysman, and Steve Schmitchel. They worked hard for four years to achieve their goal. Great Performances were also put in by Artie McClaren, Brian Cameron, Kirk O'Reilly, Eric Q Droukas, Kevin Walsh, Chris O'Reilly, and i Tom Hines. Boyis Swimming arching The Score V 1 f GIRLS' BASKETBALL: julie Smalley, Sheila Hanson, Michelle Mussari, Sue Garda, Lynne Payson. Maria Luizzi, Tisha Anderson, Michelle Doonan, Cheryl Bavano, Michelle D'Ambrose, Lynne Yenush, Renee Wilson fl Girl 's Basketball The Brockton High Girls' Basketball team is coming off a championship season, and this year proves to be even better. The Boxers will feature seven veterans com- ing back from last year's sensational season. Seniors Lynne Payson, Michelle Mussari, and Susan Garda, will be unstoppable in the back- court, while seniors Lynne Yenush, Sheila Han- son, and juniors Maria Luizzi, and Cheryl Ba- vineau will be devastating at the forward spots. The Boxers will also receive some help from a few of the junior Varsity's talented players. - Lynne Payson Ja 5 'iss 51.9 Z rrl's Basketball DA Q 1 fi' LJKJ Lf Looking Past The Lights BOYS' BASKETBALL The 1987-88 boys' basketball team had a year of ups and downs, starting off the year by winning several close, exciting games and fin- ishing with a record of 12-9. Under Coach Ortiz, Brockton had a spectacular season led by the starting five made up of juniors Curtis Bos- tic, Craig Fairfield, and Ortez Vandross, and seniors Greg Champagne and Captain Ed Os- good. Seniors Bob Kilsby and jeff Stuckey came off the bench to help the team in key situations, along with underclassmen Rob Albanys, Charles Doherty, and Danny McGee. Unable to capture this year's Suburban League title, the Boxers were still powerful contenders and an exciting team that played with all their heart. 5 I a f 1 , , l -Q D xv I.. I ' Q-D 'agp 'b-4 A i. Boys Basketball Look At s Shine! MaryBeth Coubleululie Freeman, Amy Haus fCapt. l, Debbie Machini, Danette Mendoza, Heather Sarrahs, Ellen Shroupy,-Jodi Sieben, Maly Vue GIRLS' GYMNASTICS This year, the Brockton High girls' gymnastics team under coach Denise Arsenaut had a successful season. The team was strong over- all and they scored well through. out the season. The two best all- around scorers were Marybeth Co- luble and Debbie Machini, both juniors. Senior Danette Mendoza scored well on the floor and bars while junior Maly Vue and sophomore Amy Haus were both strong on the beam and vault. The squads four freshmen also worked hard and supported their teammates. - Maly Vue irls Gymnastics Watch The Score! 72,5 :Aa X A! ...rf '- b ,fl---fr-V --- HOCKEY The Brockton High School hockej. team skated into the season with the aspiration of repeating the previous one, Coming off with two consecutive Suburban League champion- ships the Boxers were led by captain Kevin Burke with help from assistant captains Kevin Nelson and Dana Valley. The offensive starting lines included seniors Kevin Burke, 'Iiim Dona- hue. Kevin Nelson, Dana Valley. Dave Wedge. and sophomores Erik Peterson, and Bill Santos. Also helping out on offense were seniors Tim D'Arcv and David Wells. The Boxer defense included seniors Alex Magararu, Dave Dennison, john Spadea. and juniors Shawn Wallace and AJ. Kennedy. Goaltending was superbly taken care of by iu- nior Bob Flynn, and freshman Ken Schwabe. The Boxers are looking forward to qualifying for the sate tournament and possibly capturing a third consecutive league title, something never before accomplished in the Suburban League. The future of the Boxer hockey team looks very promising to coach Bob D'Arcy and his assistant coaches, Bill Devin and Mike Russell. With the return of strong players such as Peter- son, Santos. Wallace. Kennedy. Schwabe. and Flynn and the addition of new players like Dan Hendrigan. Mark Duhammel, and Mike Sturda- vant, the team looks terrific for the 1988-1989 season. - Kevin Nelson Q' ' .31 'Q Sf. Hockey 85 Look At This Team! Girls ' In door Track The Brockton Girls Indoor Track team had a strong winter season with a final 4-2 record. The fierce competition in the Suburban League was exemplified by the team's two losses. Both were one point decisions to Waltham and New- ton North. The girls' team was led by captains Christine Guerra, Rebecca McNamara, and Dana Mancini. Other seniors include: Shannon Moffitt, Pia Strother, and Paula Kahn. The team has a bright future with sprinters Kim Newton and Kristine Moccia in the 600, Stacy Barrows in the 300, Nancy Desemeau in the dash and Suzanne Swartz in the hurdles. Excellent dis- tance runners include Nancy Reid Cmilej, Kathy Silva 510009 and Marjie Delo ftwo milel. - Rebecca McNamara I f swam J, W, '.'n 5, wif' T5 t f 1, ' fi ' 5 Q 'iff' -E I-Vifl 9 .Hi 1 Q-g 'it i 86 Girls Indoor Track Girls' Indoor Track: lst row: Nancy Desemeau, Kathy Silva, Rebecca McNamara, Dana Mancini, Hazel Tessier, Shannon Moffit, Pia Strother, Christine Guerra, Paula Kahn. 2nd row: Nicole Rodrique, Rhapsodyjohnson, Eileen Murphy, Marjie Delo, Verra Fortes, Racquel Fortes, Maria Evora, Candie Shoemaker, Suzanne Swartz, Margo Anderson, Christine Moccia, Kim Newton, jill Brass, Missy Moore. 3rd row: Mr. Bronco, Leigh Yancy, Tamara Walltower, Sue MacDonald. Dawn Heath, Denise Moncey, Nancy Reed, Kim Ingalls, Christine Landrygjodi Merenda, Heather Burns,jennifer Healey, Tracy Kent, Andrea Giovannis. 4th row: Kristen Abisso,julie Bickmorejeannine Dagas, jennifer Cummings, Kathy Reardon, Kathy Wood. Looking From The Top! Boys' Indoor Track Since Coach Harry Allen has returned to coaching Cross Country and Track, the team has improved each year. This years indoor track season wori't be an exception. Captains Bob Wyman, Derek Moore, and Tommy LaPointe will bring in the most points this season. Blair Daniel also will be an important factor in the high jump and hurdles. Brocktons distance runners have the most depth with Tom Walsh. Scott Flaherty and Chris Yeshulas leading the pack. Not to be left out, sprinters Mario Ma- crina, Chet Toney, and Mike Kelleher are vital to insure team success. Finally, Chris Murphy will be a very good competitor in the shotput. Other potential scorers are joe LeMar, Eugenio Gomez, and Tim Simonis. Boys' Indoor Track 87 Look U ! Girls ' Volleyball The girls' volleyball team, under Head Coach jack Olson and Assistant Anna Saccacio, ended their season with an 8-10 record, an improve- ment from last year's record of 5 and 15. Many of the matches were very close, going into tie- breaking third games. This year's team had many fine performances. Veteran players Ashley Yu, Amy Tower, Laurie Collyer, Monica Killory, Melissa Green, Maly Vue, and Michelle Smith all played well. Two- year players Pia Strother,jill Wisgirda, and var. sity captain Susan Garda also did well. During the season, Amy Tower and Michelle Smith were nominated Suburban League All-Stars by the coaches in the League. Brockton Volleyball has come a long way since its beginning and expectations for next year are high. The addition ofthe boy's volley- ball team, also headed by Jack Olson, will con- tribute to the growing popularity and enthusi- asm for the sport at B.H.S. - Pia Strother l 'uri I 1 1 PXUl..wFl lb' I ffl Looking To Wrestle 4 l This years' Varsity Wrestling team is off to another fine season. The team has already earned a second place finish in the Milford Holiday Tournament, a third place finish in the Chelmsford Invitational Tourna- ment and is currently undefeated in the Suburban League. The 1987-88 Boxers are led by returning coach joe Fitzsimmons. Returning for the new season are many veterans including tri-captain Eric Tofteroo, who took first place in both Milford and Chelmsford, wrestling at 112 lbs. jerry McCoy,jeff Muldonian, Mike Angelo, Pat Sansurin, tri- captain Bill McCoy, Gordon Woodford, Pete Nestelberger, Mike Mul- 4, ' V6 5.1 , X lins, Bill Sullivan, Derek Sylvia and tri-captain Gary George. Strong newcomers for the Boxers include Derek Zakosky, Dave Di- bona, Mike Bertarelli, Mike Hartman, Shawn Sandi and Shawn Addison. The team still has many tough matches remaining, but is expected to win the Suburban League title and be a strong contender for the South Sectional Championship. Mike Mullins ' Wrestling 89 Eyeing Their Goal Girls ' Softball The 1987 Girls' Softball Team proved, once again, to be a very strong team. The team finished the season with a Suburban League title and an impressive State Tournament performance, This years team looks to be equally as strong. The team will be led by tri-captains Lynne Payson. Michelle Mussari. and Lynne Yenush. Strong performances are also expected from returning seniors Nora Hayes, Kris Horigan, and Lisa Bracken. Another key to the teams success will be the pitching of junior Kris Gurslcis and the strong all-around play of sopho- more ,lulie Smalley. - Lynne Yenush i 'lr l 2 lx , i M - I lip W X ' .XX 2 A S fi L fx X ll S ' Iifffw X NYE! LLWV f--'S f E r 1 ,X R.,-Q -. . , Chg 90 Girls Softball 1 'IH .L y r. 13' ungigl - Hui ' .fix 'CII 'af La-. L: i Ul f. ' ' Fi - -,,- ll, i - . , ' fs ' gf ,Q m va- Y hi ,' il: 1 . - ' -q'P'l .1 . 'T' . '. E .ND- fe ee-va 5 L inc. 2 :.--.-4' - .,- . 'I A ' . . '. 'ii.. A GIRLS' SOFTBALL: D, Tosca, C. Shoemaker, M. Bernard, L. Yenush, C. Gurskis, N. Hays, L. Payson, R. Healy, C. Kent, M. Mussari, C. Horagon, H, Sullivan, Smalley is s - s.. ...-. Q.,-L..-. Looking To The Future 10:0 . I .' Qt. ,a-x ,n -',w1rvf-- A - Q -.u Y .V . , . ,- . . Q . . A. ' . ng ' , E .F 5-' i, Y ul-1 B -be 1 +P- i. L' mb? fix ' fm 93- was '- ' N 'XF i .ls L ',' -if - b V. I. 6 -p.',:t,I ,fr'Q W if' I. , ,-31: -h - -g,.- . .t,'.'g.V'q , 'xv fhil v ' .4 K I ig I g v, in .V :ia I.. hffgtzii.-.g J., ., .K x i ., p . .1 7. ,,- .., ,.,. . ,i 5,,..,3-4 azgavi Y, 7 A ,. I eN , -- ,. ' l -' . ,sie ' ' ' -Qfpg' ' ,ff ir . ,, .1105 a . -I , Q, ,T '-,txt-in V .Lab Qsf' 4 E- - 4. K r. 4 .N .Inj-AQH ,Q am, I-.1 ' 1. ,N -' Zeng 3'-v. .. ' -,g ' .V A - . 1 -'wifi-3,1f f, -,A -1 ,- fl' -J 4- ,e,, ca +---' vw.- s N A , .- -Q ,,f,R, g. - 'f ' F ' Q --x, it ' I 4 - -' gr. l Z .Oo'-fig I v l ' S ut 's S if . V - ' bl I tf sas-'-R' .E 5 ,E Cs' 'Ti' fr. . 'Y' A F. Q ' ' g n fr. Trl , ' ' ' -.Liv ff , X .xv I 'V . 1 L.: ., g ,, , , K A ---f . ., 1 WX, - if X gl ! 6 la I .xi - Y 1 by 5 I X 'Ct . 2: . 5' - -5, is f- .S -Q Q, Q X, 'X' , 4 g 4 L 'I D g . W .- ' Y .. .-Li X . l 1 1' A-'G gf ' 2- -3 x N - ' I M N, . A . 'N il 0 . l K . if hxxxxh' ,, I Q at xx. 'X -P-' A 4 ' 5 i V i -AL, 1. . . ' 'QS , -, I , I -F rf . V-if .f'A. . V' I . .. Z e : b Q . .Q ,king BOYS' BASEBALL: lst Row: M. Riccardi, M. Flanders, R. Marciano, T. Colombo, B. Roberts, G. Caron. 2nd Rowi T. Souza,j. Caeran, R. Colletti,-J. Polvere, B. Haughey. 3rd Row: B. Keene, D. Martin, G. Daniloff, M. Shaevitz. P. Baroncelli. Coach Mr. Pileski. Boys' Baseball The 1987 boys' baseball team won another Suburban League title while compiling an impressive 18-3 record. The team was lecl by a number of Suburban League All-Stars including: Troy Sousa, Tom Colombo, Paul Baroncelli, and MVP Mark Riccardi. The Boxers have Mike Shaevitz, john Polvere, Rob Colitti, Greg Daniloff, Rocky Marciano. and Brian Roberts returning to the team and hope to capture another Suburban Leauge Championship in 1988, - john Polvere 14 'Y cu, ff L ZW! If ,J X572 I Q J zz X' Baseball 91 - A- 3 A lnfl . f i K ,ff K I . 1 ' . row 1 Rachel Creutz, Amy Lipman, Adrienne Gilbert. row 2 Coach O'Donnell, Melissa Greene, Melissa Pechey, Michelle D'Ambrose, Liz Denholm, Cheree Hough. GIRLS' TENNIS TEAM Nobody thought they could do it, even the team members themselves were surprised, but the 86-87 girls' tennis team raised their record to 5 and 7. up from 5 and 12 the year before. Twelve running people, rackets with covers still on in hand, may have looked foolish, but Coach O'Donnell's methods proved successful enough for the North Quincy team to be afraid to show up. Even once dreaded teams, such as Newton North and Cambridge Rindge and Latin, were proved to be not so invincible. First singles player, Melissa Pechey, showed great effort in her battles against the best of these opponents. Cheree Hough, the team's very versatile newest addition, made everyone ask, Where have you been hiding! The doubles team of Lipman and Green were full of sur- prises, playing many close call three set matches. Third singles player Adrienne Gilbert was tough and reliable, winning just when she was needed. The girls wrapped up their season with the impressive doubles victory of the Creutzflful- giniti duo. - Amy Lipman 92 Girls' Tennis fr : V 'Q vglxx if 5 io 8-4 if M 1.4 . 63 6 vi lf Keep Your Eye x' lt I . I , ' . F! Invwir ' g. A A , ,f -' V Oo, 4, jay tiff ' Th B ll e 11 C 21 N .. -sk' R-af- ff- f', Q... r . - .,, ..- gl i Q- ,L ' 5 Q ',,4- ,J-' 'fz-4' .f-ffl' 4 ,gg i 8 , W Iv 'ill' 5 BOYS' TENNIS: Glen Portenjoe Lessardjohn Donahue, Adam Weene. Kenny Orloff. Brian Hailey, Sergio Barona,joe Brandolo BOYS' TENNIS TEAIVI Last year the boys' tennis team, led by Co-Captains Chris Langway and Dan Cohen, just missed qualifying for the State Tournament. The team was young and inexperienced. but worked very well together. It was a fun and exciting season as the Boxers faced tough Competition, finishing with a record of 5-7, - Glen Porter '? 21521. .'.1'Q1 ' . - ,7n':'3,1f','- ', ' .. .f'- ' 1 fi' 'f'-E ' Xe? .Y -QJBJJ.-fi fi? ' i i ,.,.fs ' ,ffl .. xii' .- ff 5. Q. W Li Boys Tennis 93 4 fi .17 U l Uv- K S Y ' X U s t ,N 4 hm 1 X- M, rrpws ,....in... L.. 5 dun i'Q'Q'O'9'9'O'Q'0'O'9'9'O'O'O'C F A088q'q'o'o'o o'o'o'o'o'o'Q ' 34....o.o.o.o.o.o.o.o.o.0.0.0A Looking At A League Championship Girls' Spring Track s - , ,N 1-1, M ,,- ,,,.,,.,,, . -M 1 M, ...t M-w-4 -.1 -. V f- 'I A-e' ' A , 0 . - --V1-L - --- 4 -- A -Q A Q . - 4. . . .J La if fi 3 Q 4 s , ifi-ff-'i'lf5i1Q'3f3.Q..Lf 1 Q f . -qxf I , ... , A - , f 'T i ' rf ' .. 'x' w ' it -it ' ot' Q ' T .,?'.oTi1 4 ' ' 4 f' in ,A A .xg , rt Q ' ' -'T 'Q ll If ' ' W 1 L ' bg if we fa .Il - .. Ll. l . . v - . vvv- v '--' - -.wQ'wwwo'o'wo'o' P22 5,'g'q'S'q'q?4'o'o'o'o'o'o'o'o'o'oooooooooooooo ,Q N 5:02 g9494949494fa949ofofofof0f0f0?OfOfOfOfOfO!O!0.O.O.9.0.9.9.9.94Q 9494 Last spring the girls' track team had one of its most successful years. After losing the Indoor Suburban League Title to Waltham, the Boxers swore revenge. The girls battled tough teams like Cambridge Rindge and Latin, Newton North and Brookline to win gritty meets. The final test however, was against arch-rival Waltham. The girls dug down deep and edged out Waltham in the most exciting meet of the season. The girls became Suburban League Champions for the f st t e se y s Vowing to repeat, the girls have these returning seniors to count on. Pia Strother, Christine Guerra, Rebecca Grant, Dana Mancini, Rebecca Mc- Namara,-Ien Occhipiniti, Sheila Hanson, Hazel Tessiere, Shannon Moffit and Cecile Gomes. .60 XY L A lil L , 'vf I X xii 'Q' 465 94 oisp grit Q fs? A 9 '12, fi-. is sz. T -2 9 5? K. 'MMV y Y T f f-re-nw 'flrttfil-law ef' U' n fa iv iw ' - 'H .xx 1 'ex ' it C . 1 T .Q r ' I E ' . - Q ' iw 'll' l F - li l C . e - b in l .-yr v -T 'Q r X if 'f li N. f 5 ' ' ' Pls., r AX QQ. K .V WK: - '. , A Y , . 1 , - Q 14, .. ' :flxf J O- 'Z ,ir ,----f .1- Q 4. J J-. 'V J , PI, . 1 V Boys ' Spring Track This years spring track team has hopes of being very successful, Coach Harry Allen has his sights on the League and State Championships. One of our team's stronger points this year will be the distance runners. A lot of responsibility will be held by Captains Derek Moore, former state mile champion, and Bob Wyman. Wyman will be very competitive for the two mile title Other potential point scorers will be sopho- mores Scott fFletchl Flaherty, joe Remar, ju- niors Mike Scanlon, Gene Gomez, Ken Mi- chaelson, and seniors Tom Walsh and Chris Yeshulas. Captain Tom Lapointe, Brockton's premier sprinter, will round out the short swiftness of the team. Others who will help him are juniors Mario Macrina and Mike Kelleher, and senior Mike Riggs. The field events are another strong area for Brockton. with many state title com- petitors returning. Mark Dombrosky. a senior who as already proved himself as a competitor for the discus will have another shot this year. junior Chris Murphy will also be a state com- petitor in the shot put and pole vaulter Hilton Patterson also should score points for this year's track team in state competition. - Tom Walsh Boys Spring Track 95 IIILITUI q lf g v w V V5 lff9ff': '. .limi , QW? - t . ,QA ' K . 41 3 V- iq , T 2 . - S-X th L A. ff-5 ' 2, 2-2 ff. f ' ' 5, ff?i1k J, L , r P QI E 5 x , 4 3' 0' M x 5 Ja. ,655 Quay-an QX Eff 96 A Sporting Look 3' I . .gl A LOCK ALL QUR GWN EVENTS unior Prom Where was the best place to be on Friday night, May 1, 1987? No, not at the movies, out for pizza and no, not even at a wild party. Take another look, the class of '88 was in Christos 11 at their junior Prom. After going through fake smiles for that one last picture , adjusting bow ties and Cummer- bunds, and learning the proper way to sit in a hoop, we were finally ready for this extravagant event. There was no more waiting once we arrived, a night of dancing, dinner and excite- ment was soon underway. As the evening pro- gressed the floor was packed with dancing-feet and smiling faces. When the prom song, Will You Still Love Me? , by Chicago, was played, dinner tables even had to be moved to make room for every couple. For some the prom was a first time exper- ience and for others it was jut one of many. However, what began for everyone as a night of confusion and anxiety ended as a special occa- sion we will never forget. julie Belanger jennifer Occhipinti 4. :RN ,Ev X I' if 'v PN! I. QQ 4 98 g I ,v if Q4 A ' ': eF'. IZ' ffl' 'fi Iiffhf Z- SPRING M USICAL May 15, 16, and 17, 1987 were typical days in Dogpatch, USA . , at Brockton High, as the cast and crew ofthe spring musical Li'l Abner put on three outstanding shows. Based on the characters from Al Capp's well known comic strip ofthe same name, Li'l Abner had it all, from hicks to high society. Show- stopping performances were given by Heidi Eklund, Danny Weene, Brian Plotkin, Luke Jorgensen, Anita Bailey, and Craig O'Connor. Dance rou- tines such as the society ball, the Dogpatch hoedown numbers, and the Sadie Hawkins Day Ballet were choreographed by Renee Dacey, Laura Davidson, ,Ianine Horton, and Suzanne Peterson. The colorful comic 'K F A 11 strip sets were designed by Sarah Homer and Steven Solari. The cast, crew, and musicians - a total of over 150 students - were under the direction of the hard-working faculty advisory staff: director Carol Thomas, set and technical director Thomas Richards, costume director Elaine Kelleyg musical director Vincent Macrina, and choral director Alice Carey. Li'l Abner was an enjoyable and entertaining show for all ages, and for the seniors involved it was a memorable way to end their years of participation in productions at B.H.S. - Robyn Webby N x The Class Of '88 Takes Us To The 1 ' x fs... I K - 1 I Superbowl nf - ig-,p n '- The 1987 Varsity Football Team, led by the four captains: Tomjohnson, Rocco Marciano, Cris Lyons, and Mark Dombrosky, can only be congratulated in their undefeated season. Every game was played with full dedication to our school and to the undisputed reputation that Brockton High has worked so hard to deserve. Both defense and offense consisted of hard-hitting players. No team could break the defense, and there wasn't a defense that couldn't be broken and trudged through by that unbelievable Dynamic Duo of Darnell Campbell and Rudy Harris. All of the hard work was repaid when the Boxers qualified for the Superbowl against Woburn. The stakes were high and Brockton could go nowhere but up. The undefeated record proves to Brockton High . . . that we are the mighty Boxer team. The Superbowl this year was an unforgettable experience for both the players and the fans, Woburn thought that it would be the clash of the Titans . Brockton proved it to be a dominating victory in their favor. The ifl home-team called it the ULTIMATE. Best wishes to Mr. Colombo, his staff, and his Boxers in their future battles. Shannon Moffitt Adrienne Gilbert f 5 1 ful 'Ji fix' Gia I - , Q J .M ,,.-.f-A qv-f!V,.. -' -, ':'.,,...--- .1 - ,, ,.--v6 1 ' 1. Z if f 'Y A T Y I: if 4 ' T- 'Q ' ' 'Q 3 -0 1 Q ,,...f '-' 4 ., .4 - -Q f-M---. ...--M Q is 2 ,. n..,,,,,,, ,.'h, 'A 6 A lb A M' ww-f-vnnnddinra 9 ,ggi I ,-.--....,,....-sf-- 'il.' 5 V W -'aw Ulf' 'vi --- X ., i .L -nl A Q '?ll' l ,wa-. heh l! 'Mi' 76 if I ' 'I' sr 4-off ui , , N , K -T f .s , , . ., 0 4 - A R O 1 Alun ,1 , 'C :--Q 'Q 2. l I Char' l Y 1' -V 11-r V' an ,,...:15: X 3022. ,,--x Nr ff N fl if fig 1 'Q Y U 4 pn.. 7 ' 'ftrwdgvdux f. -1 4.1 4 O. l ql .,., M-ul ff' P' , 2:1 , 'fit 534,543 f V KI K: 1 4 J 14, f' rum E E X Q X 1. .7 .2 ...Q P- -, U--, - .. ,x - 1 . it 5 I ' Y' Q ' ' 1' H In All- - - -... V yvsv MH-17 4 ,M,.,,f'1H s ... H,-.M - -Q-N -Q-Q- 1 . 6 Ib.,-,vu ' u w-- -,. Vac ' 'A'-' E N 6' ' 'R' 7 Q ,V f -wr r Z 'J ' ii ' xv, I1 :Ch ,gs rv . -.. , ..-...I .. ,ai 5si QiA 1 4 Looking At The Stars DRAMA CLUB DECEMBER PRODUCTION A miserly merchant, a mishevious matchmaker, a garrulous hat- shop owner and her assistant, snooty waiters, a spinster with several screws loose and two clerks looking for an adventure . . . all these and more were combined in the B.H.S. Drama Club's December production of The Matchmaker , a funny, fast-paced farce. The all-senior cast worked under the direction of Ms. Carol Thomas, who was assisted by student directors Robin Brodsky, julie Connolly, and Karen Hevner. The Little Theatre was transformed by the four-part set created under the supervision of Design and Construction Directors Sarah Homer and Steven Solari. The cast and directors staff of The Matchmaker , along with the behind-the scenes contributions of the props, set, technical, and wardrobe crews put together four memorable shows which got the Drama Club's '87 '88 season off to a great start. - - - -Robyn Webby l ,ij tif Alu 3-3 UFgf: Cn, .- uid ,V 'Zh The Matchmaker 5 -xg ,+' Talent Show if Y This year the Class of '88 gave us a lot to look at with the sensational production of a talent show featuring acts from singers, dancers, and lip-synchers to heavy metal bands and dancing fruits. The auditorium was filled to the brim for what proved to be a very different night which none of us will soon forget. The show, emceed by the dapper Dave Wedge decked out in a tux and sunglasses, held not only a great deal of talent but much excitement and many surprises as well. The awards were divided into three categor- ies, Most Bizarre, Most Original and Best Over- all Talent. The winners were, Most Original: Kara Leonard, Kim Tucker, Andrea Urciouli and Danielle Wong. This fabulous foursome danced a sparkling routine to Heartache . The Most Bizarre award was won by Karen Carney, Michelle Bereznik, Lea D'Amore, Amy Miller, Erica Steinberg and jodi Stork for their lip- synched rendition of Heard It through the Grapevine . What is bizarre about this you may ask? A stage full of California raisins in sung- lasses can answer that question. The runner up for Best Overall talent was super soloist Angeli- que Pleshette and our winners were Two Suave Chicks ,jessica Gain and Terri McMahon who shook the house down dancing to shake your Love . Although not all our contestants could re- ceive awards, they were all winners in the sense that they had the courage and the talent to perform in front of their peers. Much thanks and credit must be given to both the partici- pants and the Senior Class Officers and Execu- tive Committee who all helped to make this zany affair a great success. jennifer Occhipinti . 5 fatty P 1, f .qpfrw-r-r: .1 j,:- f f 5 x 'S.fW -il Xi l 'I 0 -v I Semi Formal On the night of December 50th. 1987, the Senior Semi-Formal was held at Ridder Country Club in Whitman, The decor consisted of a senior collage of the best memories in '87, holiday bows and ol' course. plenty of snowflakes. Snow was not only in the Ridder but on the outside as well. Though the ground was covered with snow and the wind was icy cold, nothing could dampen our spirits or chill our cheer on this night. Soon after we arrived. the dinner was served as a buffet and couples had their pictures taken in the front hall. Then there was a lot to look at as our young ladies decked out in open-bellied shoclcers to long and lacy gowns and our young men in their chic suits warmed up on the dance floor, Our semi was made especially exciting by the roving camera man who filmed every moment from dinner to dancing. Some couples hid while other vivacious dancers flaunted their moves on a videotape made available to the students by Lincoln Studio. All in all, our semiformal was a success and a definite highlight to this years holiday season. jennifer Occhipinti O 1 1 L X ' 4 A fp' i X .l I I ,- ffx I l 'J' ZAQQX . l ivv if .3 1. 7 N nu Vf',:' .-g'5'ft W-144' , 3 1- .- I' I. mf Z ' xnff -,' - J t XE 1 I i ' ' 0 1 L xxx-X1 ,A Y nf ' ir jx vuvv- QA .ho Q A X2 at-:n..if'C -4 Twelve An r Women ,W X , 'T f'- Y i S N1 f Y y I V 9.1, DRAMA CLUB -,IANUARY PLAY In contrast to the lighthearted farce of December's The Match- maker, the B.H.S. Drama Club's I january production had an entirely different style: Reginald Rose's gripping courtroom drama Twelve Angry Women. Twelve Angry Women was a welcome addition to the winter theatre season. Its two outstanding performances will be well-remem- bered. The Gondoliers - rama Competition The Gondoliers The B.H.S. Drama Club contin- ued its oustanding tradition in the annual Massachusetts High School Drama Festival with this year's en- try of The Gondoliets, a spoken adaption - Gilbert without the Sullivan - of the famous duo's operetta. The lighthearted, fast-paced pe- riod comedy centered around the adventures of two Venetian gon- doliers, one of whom is actually the son of the King of Barataria. How- ever, no one is sure which brother is the prince. The situation is complicated fur- ther when it is revealed that the prince - whichever he is - was married in infancy to the daughter of the Duke of Plaza-Toro, a Span- ish grandee. This fact considerably upsets the wives of the gondoliers, not to mention the duke's daugh- ter, who is in love with her father's servant. All is resolved when the princes foster-mother is foundg she identi- fies the true monarch and everyone NJ- Q Qs is happy. The action of the play is further brought to life by the antics of the ensemble, made up of the conradrhe Cflower girlsl and the gondoliers. The Gondoliers was a showcase of the talent and creativity of its , M C 3 production crews. The extensive set, complete with lighted lamps and working gondolas, was de- signed and built by students Sarah Homer and Steven Solari along with the set crew, under the direc- tion of Set Advisor Thomas Rich- ards. The colorful period costumes, which gave the play its finished, professional look, were conceived and assembled by Wardrobe Di- rector Elaine Kelly and her student wardrobe staff. The entire produc- tion came together under the direc- tion of Carol Thomas, who was assisted by student choreographer jessica Gain. The Gondoliers was an exciting, enjoyable addition to the 1988 Fes- tival, and demonstrated once more the dedication, energy, and talent of the members of the Drama Club. - Robyn Webby bmp 'SQ 4: 5.753 if ,fr lf, 9 1 P k , 'z ff V, 433 I 5 , ' ff I ' LJZE' L L x ' x 5.1 iw' ., I V 1:'S Y, 3 4 - 5 N1-V' 'az-..-4 . ,X 1 J 5 J 5 LX! iff A Look At Us SEN ICR . f 1 Y ' li ll DQ P+-4 DC OC 44.1 Smile so no one knows what you're REALLY thinking. Marissa, Gayle, EGANY ig, 4, ,gig , f, . Alf . MHHC E. Ad2ifT1S CRD Gayle Addams CYJ Suzanne Agathos CAD To All My Friends Family Thanks For The Support. Future Doc. Of America Thanx Trish+Dan Good Luck. Keep partying? r-,-.-.-- V ,Y v .v----v V -- V-----,gn ,afgguy Q 5T.ndY ills: I Brian Allen CYJ jamie Allen fGJ Ma-l-Pa Kev, Carl, Vin, Tom, Mully, Rachel Allred CYJ THANKS MOMHDAD Halt'-Time Dancer College We made it Denise! Dinnyl! 'U' l' K? i 3- ilr Michael Allaire CAD CmonldidlT HULL87 PRIVATE CRAW' FORD!johnjohn Robjeff My PrincessRENEE Maria Alves IRD Wish Good Luck to the ones left behind and to Francisca especially. Ekapoom Amatayakul IA! Scott Ambrault IRJ Stacy Anderson IAQ Wes Anderson CG? VULLliYBAl.l- 37-88 COLLEGE BOUND I'd like to thank and say good luck to Carie. Thanks Mom and Dad. Good Luck to all my Thanks Mom and Dad Thanks BHS Good KEEP lNTOUCll EVERYONE, YOU TOO, Steve, Dan, Krissy, joe, jen!! friends. Its good to be out. Bye! Luck to the Class of 88 Best to Bob PAUL F ie,- Leonora Andrade I A J joe Angelo KAI Dont Be Silly, Billy Thats Exactly Kevin Rack irKel Fitz Vin Gary Later i Q I ,,- Donna Arria IGI Andrew M. Ashman IRI Thanks to all my friends for a great four years. S6nTreas. NHS. CloseupGood LuckToAll My Love ya Mom and Dad FriendsChris EricDaveBhav'IeffTNfIOM+DAD . Us Anita M. Bailey IRI Kim Bailey IYI jVCaptVCheerleader Half-time dancer DRA. MA Da:sjfiBEV I.1trevSADDdayE TIM x if Dina M. Anrunes IA! MIQSIC' Thanks Ma' Concert Choir-Harmom ics, I luv L' Michael. Bye Wendi. l Michael Aten IRI V-TRACK-500-50 I LOVE YAMA- -I-DADTHANKS TO -JEFF PUAL MARTY SHERI WENDY JOHN Melissa N. Amnofsl-cv lRi llrwrissy capi CfilfirGaurd. NHS, PIA, YrBk Q I 1 Sales. study WfMegS-4eva Lux j.'aGlenn Y . X' i , A Emilio Baez IYJ Gracias. madreportuapoll oytucarino Gracias Miss Smith saludos amigos X . , f I Kim Balliro IRI I MADE ITT I LOVE YOL' MOM Sr DAD NOV 3, 86 ILL LOVE L' 4-Eva. JEFF? IIS - I, 4 4 . in. David Bomford IYI JAZZ BAND ALLVSTATE TRES. BAND N.IdI.S. CLOSEVUP YOMECHAS THANKS 'IEEE + FOLKS QU' 'ax Michael Baronas CGI Rock -N- Roll ain't noise pollution ACXDC Rules! 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Thanks Mom8zDadl I - 1 :Ti Lv' julie Belanger CRI 'julesug cheering, yearbook, drama, NHS AL- WAYS BRYAN! no water? The best of times! 7 1. , ,,,,r.....-..-.- 'H I . ,gngauxaa-Q-was M.:-, . 1- .- -me by 'hx 1 Leanne Blandin Thanks Mom8rDad-145 BesTo all CAdreamer CLB4eva Bye Bye! Stand by Men! Renata Bojarzynski IRI You can only go as far as youre willing to fall behind-I luv u Mark :PS Cheryl A. Bosco IRI You only live onceg but if you live it right, once is enough. UNIV. HAWAII I,isa Bracken IRI V Softball Thanks Ma for being a dad also Dars Gyuke Eno Nora Anyone' C? 'QT I 3, 4. ' I . 1, Karie L. Bossa IGI MyGod, so many memories so little space. To my family and friends thanx. Q--I joan Bradford IRI Thanks For All your support MA Love YA Also Thanks To My Family, 'i X R Kevin Bonia IRI When you reach that final year onto graduation live it, love it, enyoy it! Antoinette M. Bou-Mitri IGI TONl Lea than zero L.A,-March'87 NYC. Rhanx-Ma, Dad, Rita, Mike 40 Andrew Brand IRI Thanks Mom and Dad for everything. Good luck Eddie8cPaul! Remember .... Melvin Shamel Bonnett IAI Thank Mom-Dad they no whats up-DBL crew-special thanks to my girl Robin Gary Boyd IA I joseph Brandolo IRI TENNIS TEAM+SKI CI.UB+MATI I TEAM RULE Enyoy life Have fun and Party hard! l I l I I I A I I Br S I I I D SI I I III DI Q- 1 1 1 aw---w S- Scott Brass CRI Bernadette Brewer CRI Tina Brockway IYJ Derek Brodeur IGI BRASS-MONKEY: RoadHugga-Kev's-Bick It's about that trrne. Let'sgetII.I.Y4I,uvu Mom- GOLDEN GIRLS-Andrea Soma Nettr PIA EEE'Doy Derekrn-Kem I',P S, Prts Thanks SchwabaVin-Mike-Sl-t1-BATBarniCleBYE +Dad-Tomy GIRLS-stay GOLD-BEGOOD Daytona 88 Knm Ma-I-Das I Luv L' both MA See ya? -,X Q.. Q is .iv- ' T i 1 of Robin Cheryl Brodsky IYI Michelle Brogan IGI Andrea Brown IRI Nancy Brown IGI DRAMA! TANPLSHEER-ILUVA GUYS- Best tlmesg KAR, SHEL, BEC, ANN, LISA I WHO NEEDS INEORMATION I love you, Thanks Mom + Dad. I made itl Thanx to my SERIOUS? BOBIN ILUVYABOB MOM- LOV YAJAY 12-25-86. SOME DAY, HA- jimmy 1Of4f85 Cl1ur1lftj, ', Thanlcx Guysl fr1endS, I'll see ya-Skt Club - THANX. I LOVEYOU WAII .3- tx R. Douglas Brown IAJ Juliette Brunelle IRI Kyle D. Bryan IGI Paula Bryant KR! HBROWNIET BHS FOOTBALL 382 GOOD GOODBYE BROCKTON HELLO LIEE Kyle Break on Through john. Bob It's trme Mom, I drd rtl THANX EOR YOLTR LOVE. LIQCK CLASS OF HXEHTHANKS MOM AND SOI,'THIE EXCIISE MOI DAWNA ERESH ro Party Lets get the SIIWARTZ LACEY, I LOVE YOU NOW' 6: FOREVER, DAD YOURE XVRONG I i Steven jerome Burse CAI I'm out of here So lon and beam me u - E P- Scottiefll Signed, Stizzo. Glenn Butts IGI BL'TTSY HOCKEY. THANKS Mom, Dad, Kim. DO I HAVE TO SPELL IT POR YOU' Alicia Leigh Butler KAI THANKS Mom. Mil-ceyl Luv val Always with me jayYjimMcMahon GoodLuckRo andGang David Cahill LYJ DOUBLE D HeySweetThing, ChrisPaulMoe john rnatchinD? Who BoofedThanx Mom + Dad. 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SEE YOU ON THE DARK SIDE OF THE MOON, Julie Cavan IGI Larry Celester IYJ SKI CLUB ENICSKRICEMLOTS 0fCHI- Thanks, Mom's, Pops, jean I made it. Word! ClENJ'WE VOGUE MEMORIES DAVEI- Bye Angelg Later Pag34Rudy 384 LOVL' BIOMHDADQFEG ,rv Us Nedjey M. Cassamajor fAj I HAD FUN IN THE SENATE AND FRENCH CLUB, LOVE YOU MOM, DAD AND FRIENDS! vvsslxl --4 .fi .Q Shari Chaffin IAQ THANKS Mom and Dad. Today's dreams are tomorrow's reality. Good luck Gregory Champagne IGI Maura Annette Chappelle KYJ Christopherj. Chassey IGI Ignacio Checa IRI ALI. Good things must come to end Varsity IIfDWLf,NGDCJESITI.ASTf CANLOVEBE what A COUNTRY? HNACHON CLASS 0f88. mn ana my friendi Thanks, Mom MHASUREDBYTHIQ HOllRSINADAYf The Class with Class. THANKS ALL. U2 iroviivoigoiirsi 'D -- 4 Q-A , 7 J -'tl -lt' . , ? I SN Q I: I ' , .1 if ,t 1:9 41- - ' I Linda Cheney IGI Eliza Cherry CRD MarchingBand, ConcertBand. Thanks Mom Thanks for four fun years at Brockton High and and Dad? I LOVE YOL' Steven. 9-2'-85 memorable moments. A v. lie il Q .fx ss Chrystal-Ann Choolfain fYl I OWE it all to you. Denny, I LOVE YOL'. CI-UNK What shall we do now? BOb. Kel Mom what can I say? I LOVE YOL'! john P. Ciancarelli IGI Eric, Kyle Thanx Mom. Dad. Nana, Gramps. Michelle Lea Clisbee IGI Robert Collm lyl LED ZEPPELIN, I LOVE YOIQ, BOBJANU. JOKA INV. Baseballif15v. Football, Rocco. ARY 3 Steven. Thanks Ma. Dad, Zack. Bob George Chin IG! Nadine Chmielinski rl Ri 85-88 WRESTLING. Life is not what makes us. TI OLDS CLTLASS 350 ROCKET RIDE it's what we make of it, Mr, X NADINE 8.1 JOHNAAF jannet Thankx sis' Kerrin A, Clifford KAI Best of luck ro all my friends Louise, Lynne Paul, Kim. Thanks-Dad-Mom Christina Claudio KYJ Thanks Maria, Mom, Ann, Cass. 81 teachers for helping me GoodLuck88 I made it! it iv- 'SIP' Dana Colten IAP Tara Condon IYJ TO MY FRIENDS NVE MADE IT? GOOD LUCK and keep in Touch 123 Christine Conley IGI T,V XRADIO, NAT HONOR SOCIETY THANKS MOM 8: DAD. I FINALLY MADE IT, Todd Connor IGI TODDO Bes Buds George, Mike, Bri, Ric CA188. I Love You, Mike, Chris, Mom8cDAD Robert Connelly jr. IGI Best times Den, Marc WILLY NELSONS the Partys Over Thanks Mom, Dad 40 Darlene Connors IGI THANKS MOM-DAD! LISAB: OSAT. Roula TRICIA I LOVE YA! Coll. Goodluck 88 4. . P . Q ,I n .,- I G julie Connolly IYJ HEY, MISSYDCHLIZ, CuONtheOTHERsidel DRAMA, key Club, litrev, The world AWAITSF james A. Core IYI ONLYaPERSONwhoRISKSisFREE Senate- KEYCLUB LookToTheFuture! Thanks,PamiIy qs ,xxx 1, 1 1 Z3i 4 . ' ' 1.-.IX -. 1' 4 1:94152 Lisa Cosrne IGI Dawn Costa IRI Susan Costa IGI TIIANKSTOMOM AND FRIENDS ANDA We finally made it. Thanks for the support ITORROI BEST OE LUCK TO ALL MY SPECIAL LOVE AND THANKS TO SOLO. Mom - Dad, I Love You -IEFF! FRIENDS, THANX, MOM AND DAD, I MUN LUV U ALL 4- . Kathleen R. Connolly IYI Exec Comml-4SacYr Bk-ILY, D8cM8cKKN, Dyan, WE'LL NEVER GET THERE? JEL Zcool! ,Z I 1' ' ,I ,44 Melissa Cornell IG ,J '11 if ji 'UI . X I i Coleen Cotter IAI ThanksM-D, Cathy. Bye guys, jessica, Lynne. Kendra. Thanks Mr. H. U2, Florida l QL. 3 n. E:-i 'f Bob Counghlin IRI Daniel Courtney lYi ThanksMa+Dad Goodluck Shannon jerry VARSITY BASKETBALL. Ed and julie. Derek Michelle Mark MrO DANA. THANKS MOM AND DAD. .Q David Crawford IAQ Varsity Football Shag Thanks M8tD, College bound KW, CL. SA. Tippy' BIG Eileen Coyle IRI I Love you Mom and Dad, Thank You? if -1 5' f Anne Cronin IRI Rick Cruz IAQ BODYBUILDING, COLL BOUND LOVE MOMPLDAD SUMMER87, GOODLUCK TO ALL MY FRIENDS Sylvester Cox K' Rl To my friends and fans good luck, Best Wish- es. and God Bless WIZARK Arthur Cross IYJ Thanks Mom and Dad. GOOD LUCK Class of 88' COLLEGE. ZIQB ZI'B 5 'Nil' I joe Cummings KAI THE BOYZ, Kev, Phil, Pete, SVVAB And BIC. Good Luck, THANKS MOMPLDAD. REILv LY, BED, Theresa L. Cox IGI GOOD LIICK AND BEST WISHES TO ALI, MY ERIENDS AND A SPECIAL THANX TO MOM Deborah Crowe lAl Debbie, College Bound. 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CHEVY Lisa Ann Giampaolo CAD NHS ART Good Luck everyone in whatever U do! Thanks Chris, Mike ILY, M+D! Lisa Gentile CGD THANKS MOM 81 DAD GOOD LUCK TAYLOR, HUFFY RED IT'S BEEN REAL COLLEGE Dennis Gibson CAD HAWAYAH JONI THUD JIM RICE BASE- BALL TOO FAST -IANITOR CLOTHES SIDEBURNS I 7 Maryellen Gill CGD Carol Gillis CID Linda Gillis CID Meg Collegebound Thanks Amy Lisa Tracy jess for the fun! 'Q ' --Q-w-on -...W WN Georgia Ginis IRI ExCom. GREECE Sue, GoodLuck LizMaaco RICH WELL DO LUNCH THE TWINS- Crisi Yvette Gomes CYJ I had a lot of fun in BHS. But thank God I'm leaving BYE. Rebecca Grant IAQ X-COUNTRY INDOOR SPRING CAPT. NHS PRIDE IS ALIVE! -COLLEGE-GET A CLUE? K Sherry Lynn Ginsburg KAI LAWY College Bound YARIGHTY I LOVE YOU MOM+DAD. Best Friends Rob-I-Tan Lisa Goodwin CRI FRIENDS, NEVERLOOKBACK, NEVER- LOOKDOWN THANKSMOM+DAD, IT- BUILDSCHARACTER BP -41.13 1 Melissa M. Green KYB CAPT. V. TENNIS MCENROE MEL-G V,V-BALL LUV YA MPLD, jil, Stef, Chere. ..18.. X if, Ellen Giorgi KR? FRIENDS, NEVERLOOKBACK, NEVER- LOOKDOWN SUMMERSUVIELISZOOFS QISIBONJOVICRUE sv Ron Gordon IRD Seems like only yesterday Math team, drama. P. Press, Nat. H,S. Bye all! Stacy Greenberg CYD Faithfully LoveUNeilBonnie RogDeblcecrem coneAllMyLOVE2 MyFamily8cFriends 'X in Cecile Gomes CGI 8831! TO ALL MY CUZ. WE FINALLY DID IT. HOPE WE ALL KEEP IN TOUCH. l' Christine Grant CGI VzTIME DANCER, DRAMA, JR. USHER- ETTE. LUV YA, DOUG! THANX SARAH. GLENUIOHN , , - 4 - ..-kv, I , ' Yi T, 1 -F1 ' ' Darryl Greene CYI WAVE THAT FUNK SIGN IN THE AIR AND SHOW ME THAT YOU CARE - THROWDOWNI 135 Elizabeth A. Greene CAD BETSY 12-6-85 Todd, I love you! Best Friends Stacy+Val, ThanxM+DSully? NOW Adam Grein CGD 47' vi G' 5. ' --- f ' jack Greene CAD NHS, Key Club Lieutenant Governor, Lit Re- view, Tufts U, Class of '92 lr 4 joseph Grimaldi CGD MOMPLDAD Baseball Paul, Rob, +Friends YOU Your how . . . Lifting Grim Hey Kevin Patrick Greene CRD CptVSwim BryKirkArtSue LynBethMaDad 'I'urnToFaceTheChange-Bowie HeyCoach! Linda Grimaldi CGD Thanks Mom and Dad. Good Luck to all my friends in the future. Christine Marie Guerra CRD Shannon Guillory CRD Matthew Guiney CRD Captain of Track Team Good bye to all my What is said and what is done are two different Thanks MafDad Hi Mike, Maryb, Mich, Sue-I Friends Duck things, Ciou! Love Ya Lis, Ann. jac Cuba Michael Gregory CRD Good luck Brian+Bill Thanks Mom-4-Dad I Love You l Love You jen-4-eva X Karen Goss CGD Thanks MOM DAD TONY 5125187 Shell you're the best Ann! FUN ! FRIENDS -lg QPR' .-'-Q F Michelle Lee Guiney CRD Not A Material or superficial but an INDIVID- UAL succeeds! Footprints tb I l 5. .4-1 Kendra Gurney CAB Only in America U2 No Brain Kong Tomorrow Col.jan, Moe+Sue Thanks M + D Mariberh Haglor' IGB Fashion Mdse: Thanx Ma. Dadg Luv u Mikg The Big O Kris: We are rhe light! Laurie Hallowell KYB Follow your dreams! Luv ya Ma+ Pa, Sis Kim. Mario +jeff Band's been real! Vicki Guy CYB THANKS MOM8-:DAD GOOdluCkEVER- YONE JOHN AND LINDA YOU'RE THE BEST LOVEYA both 4EVA George Haikal KYB Thanks Mom dr Dad for everything you have done. Hammer Heads Dot goforir! Chriss Hannon lGB WinddzMarch band CanoeCIub LirReview rhanxstinspirarion Mr.MacrinaaTilley ' U Debbie Gyukeri KYB THANX M D! 2318-FRIENDS1 TRICIA. NORA STUBBLES. LISA. WHERES the jon? ANYONE? Paul F. Hailey lYB THANKS MOM. DAD. BRlAN,jON N,H.S, BAND SKI CLUB. FRIENDS: lT'S BEEN REAL!!! fi' Derrick Hadzipanajoris KAW VARSITY SOCCER 34 THANK YOL' MOM8c DAD I LOVE YOL' SHEILA . ,--rar-AM val ! . Kristen M. Hall KYB Music! Thanks Mom, Dad, Darlene, Brv Mik. Lau. Mr. U. dz Ms. K! Luv ya jeffrey! B Y Q L Xf Sheila M. Hanson IAB Christopher D. Harris iYB SHULA v.SOCCERbb TRACKflagsSENA- Old times. New Times. Fresh Times Career. 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To the crew-it was FRESH! Rhonda Maria Cecille Edite l i l v Dawn Hensley IGJ To all my classmates. we rock-n-roll children! We did it, jay! b h F D lr Raymond Hicks fYj Army Reserve Medical School. Thanks Mom 8: Dad! Good Luck Class of 88 ' -lv i , , l ' Sarah E. Homer IAQ !SenateDramaDayB AnyNewsChris?! GlenI,esjohnMish Always6tAll ways-Steve Jeannette Hernandez KAJ THANKS, MAMI, B. SMITH. CACERES FAMILY THANKS 2 LL'LY friends I luv u CARL BENT D. Bryan Hilliard IAQ Deebg bring it on! ILU Marissa! 9f5f86 Thanks jefflerry LenRichVin Tardl jazz janette M. Hoppe CRJ I made ir, Mom. Ilove you Danny and my son Gerard. Marriage -- -----Ji Qin.. ' dj . 'l Karen Hevner lGl Drama-Musicalsg college Nothing is impossi- ble Thanks mom8tdadg Pam, Alicia '23 john Higgins fRl Here I go again to the beaches Summer of 88 THANKS MOM-PDAD Hi Kris! , - Lisa Hobart IYJ Thanks Dad8cMom. Thanks for a great year Missy, Tammy, Vicki and friends Kristine A. 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Goodluck Dars, Lis, + Everyl Tim Kelliher CGD Wrestling team 87-88 Thanks, Mom, Dad All my friends good luck, Marines i 'nerr' y r A ,,- 1. Richard Keene CYD Capt. V-Swimming, Dive-recg joePaulRob TimDave you MikeKev+class88 thanxM+D 'v Patricia Kelley CRD GOOD LUCK! MARUO, STACY, CHAR- LOTTE, AND-JULIE, SHERI KEEP ON PAR- TYING!! Sheri Kendall CRD Kathy Kennedy CYD Melissa Kennedy CGD FOR THOSE OE WHO PARTY HIGH- Thanks Mom and Stephen I made ir! Thanks Mom+Dad Thanks to my friends ROCK 'N' ROLL WILL NEVER DIE- Sherry 84 Auta Amy Crissy Modeling 142 i. ol! 4 F! w M Ii .4 v Brian Kelleher CRD Because you deserve what every indi- vidual deserves regularly Michelle E Christine Ann Kendall CAD Thanks for everything Mom + Dad Luv ya! You too Tom! Here we go girls!! QE .1 Keith Kernen CGD i llo I 4 I L .C jennifer, I Love You Always Good Luck Every- 1 one! Thanks Mom + Dad Y i i 4 l Chou Khang CAJ iTo all my friends: good luck in the future. C Bob Kilsby CGI Thanks Basketball Track and to their teachers ind Mom Dad Wes and Ed :' F -fsf-1 wmfavfm E, 'T i' ' ' -9 ff--'.19'ap,g:1 I In V 'h--'wwe ---MM .,,,,,-, 'wmv 5 Charlotte Karakowski CRI Good Luck! Thanks to all who have been there for me through the years l Chue Khang CRE For all my friends I met these years good luck for all Freshmen Christopher King CYD KINGA VFOOTBALL DANA DAVE TOM EMILY ADGE RIPPA SCOTT SUM87 THANX MA+DAD Q1 Lisa Kraus CRJ Band Thanks Mom + Dad-Stac-TheCape86 Diana-Wannabite jenn-Friends 4eva Leslie Kight CGD Thanks Mom Dad Ralph Cheryl I Love You Thanks to all shop teachers Bye Karyn King CGD Thanks for being such good friends. I'll miss ya, It's been real! Heath i. if , Hon La CGI E Funl SomethingThatIs NeverEnoughBut Ther- e'sNoWayI'm GoingToGiveITUPY Monica Killory CRI VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TQQLYA4 IX, ,. .r,?4.9,x Diana Kiramarios CAD LoveYou Mom, Dad, Adoni, Mike! Amy! Lisa Friendsf i 1 Diane! I Love Ya Greg! 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Mary Renee Macomber CYJ Thanks Dad and Mom lt's Been Funl Love to jason and Paula Robert Maker fRl 5 rr l C . Frederick MacKinnon fi R 1 Cap-VARSITY Soccer, Cycling Thanks Mom- +Dad Good Luck Pete, Derek 5 Tammy Madera CYl Life is what we make of it. The future is in our hands. IWALD Katie Malcolm fYl Q T47 l 1 , --we 5, Lara jeane Malinowski CGI BAND, FLORIDA '87'4 DIANE,,IEN, AMY. MARK CHRIS, STEPH IT'S BEEN REAL! TRULY L ...4 XHIf'.' 1 ' I., '3--sy--. 1- ' ' ri l-1' E ' Melissa Mantell CYD Thanks Mom, Dad Best Wishes Lisa Marisa, Tammy, + friends Love you all Q.-..,. Heather Martin CGI MAWICILII PILTIT' OH AND I DIDNT MAKI1 IT GOOD TIMES NXCITII KARYN' MISS YA PAIII. 148 '15 Lisa Maloney CAJ I ALMOST QUIT? THANK YOU MIKE PECK, LISA NAVIS, MOM AND DAD. DO WELLI Dana Mancini CAI Capt, Track-Flags-PIA-TAB-Deb-Sue-Bev- orangutan-POINTSI AMPIXI-Get-a-Clue Q Rocky Marciano CGI V. Football, V. Baseball, MR, TC, MP, RB,jK Thanks M + D. 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C' Damaris 'jazminn Mercado CAD ps n Iv? l Ura, 4' NX C3 . 3 , Anthony R. Meloro CGD Danette V. Mendoza CYD ITS BEEN SUCH A LONG TIME . . BOS- GOLDENGIRLS-SONIA CWhadyameanD W, . An- TON THANKS MA, DAD AND BOBBI drea Tina, AsAlwaysD! Teresa! LuvYa MOM- - MCMENAMYS DAD ggi? Amelia CMiaD Merlino CAD Gerald Merra CAD E TE AMO MAMI! TROY, together we have it NEVER SAY GOODBYE, VICTIM OE Ex. Comm. jazzBd. + the rest. Thanks for all. I LOVE YOU . GOOD-LUCK RUBY. ' SNA Phil Meskinis CYD Thanks Mom and Dad. Good luck every one, Live life Like a Diamond Ring LOVE 8f1! How Many Sweaters Do I owe naggin'Mom+Dad ILY. Carmita 10-2-86. Chris! V.- N Lei Leslie Michaels CAD Amy Hope Miller CGD Drama, Capt. Col-guarD Day C Rob, Sah, CAPTVARCHEER NHSSACP IASA Steve, Glen, Lau, D8zD, Rich, Thanx Folks NASTYNINE THANKUMOMDAD 4 LYOU'VEDONE4ME ILUVU I DD C AL- E sub -Q e-- - U? ...al ?64 ,- Q f- Don Mills IYJ Karen Minchello IYI Linda Minchello CYJ Sheryl D. 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Konnichiwa ro the few who FOR YOUR SUPPORT I LOVE YOU SCOTT! God I made it. I Love You, Lisa. '-1f1dCf5Y3f1d. Que SCH, SCM - 4 ' -v-'- SJJYURWE is 4 ur S' 4 Vicki RlCll2ifdSOl'1 Debbie RlICl1lC EUC R0bef50n EXC. Cwm,VsW1m. SADD,6f18!86 I LOW You Thanks Ma, Bob, Dad, +All my friends for Wayne. Thanks Mom+ Dad, Ann, Chris. get-mg me through the yeargr I' f 6 . Y f K .. ' ,fp 'Cf Ne S Bryan F. Roberts IAP Marlene Rodrigues IGI JOIIH Rogers IRI Bevalie A. Roy IYQ NFC, COPE, if-ISDG, THE LEAF, LIFE IS Bye-Bye BrOCl4tOn High SWIMMING, NHS, TRACK, HI DANA SOCCER, BHS TASS THANKS MOM, JUST ONE DARNED THING AFTER AN- AMIGOS TOP GIJNN THANKS MOM DAD+PALS BECAUSE OF YOL' IM ME' QTHERH AND DAD HIP I'M BEV 4 4' , U -1- mi L - Callie H. Roysrerjr. IAQ Stacey Rudin IRJ Melissa Russell CAI Sandra Russell CGD Peace Party People? Thanks Mom, Dad! 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A Hug 2 Steve True Friends:Sure Shelter: Pam, Scott ,, ....?..,-.w... -,'w 5,1 , Eq.,.,.:m-u, -fs 514650 , , . f- fi 49'P3Ulnfl gas?-,gn - - wv--'..- ., 'f .-. - -' - K-11- lb Winton A. Shelby CRD Thanx Ma. Is this the end? Better late than never Rockafella 88 4U Robert Silva CYD just 2 COOI, Boys Stay Cool, Thanks MOm + Dad Mike and Tony Peace il , C :QI Melissa Sherman CGD Missy SADD PIA I love ya mom, ma and dad 5-44-:va Derek 56-31 sum 87 Mark , A , ,X j it - J , ,Z,f, g..,, , , Deborah L. Silverman CYD Debi , Drama, SADD exec, FLA-bound, Pre- law! Thanx everyone-we're out!! n I' --5233? V U ,- ' ...gi . ifftlii , ' J,--adn V lftfl- Y .f iff:!i Heather S. Silverstein CRD Derek Silvia CAD Karen Skillman CGD TRACK, ART 1254 LUV YA Mom, Dad, Val, Wrestling jess, Mully, janice, Twins Missy, Luv-U-Mom + Dad Friends 4-everChrissy Pete, Steph, Meg . its been real Deb, Mike, Stacy Thanks Mom B05 Summer 87 Blue Angels Chris Steve 162 Roger H. Sherman CYD Finally 88! 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Cindy White CYD Pam White CGD CID SUMMEROF86-87 NORKY TRUE Thanx Mom, Dad and Nicki. Luv U Dave FRIENDS AND MEMORIES LAST FOR- Friends 4-eva Elisa summer 87 EVER COLLEGE joseph Weincis CRD Theres an angel standing in the sun, GENESIS! Insane in '88' Fish Lives wx ax Iv 117 Christopher Wilcox CYD Francine Wilkins CYD Mary Grace Willet CYD Who needs information Mom Dad Mistakes are THANX 4 THE GOOD TIMES I LUV YA MajorettesC4DERIN GO BRAGH! The Cape what men are made from LEO 4 EVERYTHING I LUV YA MOM, LIZ, LAURA, Madonna's, DIMMY, MARIA, 170' DADHARRY BOB Michael Whalen CYD Weba Roll'n Rock weekend Pebble V-football 350 Thanks Mom, Dad Luv ya is Robert Wilbur CRD Michael Williams CYD 388 V-F-ball Thanx Mom+ Dad+Lily I Luv You All I Need Love .0- HU, Aff f . 9 , Q - 004 D. f vi, Sl 1-if .. C n - Cheryl A. Zwicker IYJ THANKS everyone! It's been great Best wishes I LOVE LANCE! johnSue-Joyce Leonard F. Zizzo CYD IRV'S, RoadTrip!, Hi kids and WOOBIE! WHO NEEDS INFORMATION SCREAM- ING-P! if - NN x . ' ' '-A ' I ! i .J Laurel Dolan QGJ Karen E. Hill KAI Time can change me but I Can't change time I made it mom and dad! I love you Eddy! Time Luv U Steve Thanx Mom! for college now. .sg in ' 00 o DClJOr8l1 Susan Whitt IRD Mark Vgigg HU O! Learning what a thing it is. Luv ya Mom, Thanks to my morn at family. Bless my friends. Dad, Karen, Kelly, BJ, +friends Luqk rg all, 172 'A Miriam Aponte CGD FINALLY! Best of Luck to all my Friends, I Love You George Thanks MOM! Timothy Lomba IAQ Thank-you MsKnight For everything and good luck to all future students Michelle Davis CYD john Neal CGD Neally, what a long strange trip it's been, THE GRATEFUL DEAD F al -mf s vie' 2 .C ri 1 ., 0 ' 1 ' U i I H .0 J. 'Q' 19 r f. .I , gs t , P I , w CJ f L 55 H, X X ' M4 X I. 5 -.Tk , lv Q 4 T 'A il 'Q' e Pt J C 'M 5,3 ' 'F' 54- 1 'Ff- 5 in My -S4 +I- z. in 3 f I ,vu I - '-new 1 fffgkb' bb ui QQKHR5 X ' 5-Y' - ' :QE I x A' ,1 1 - y- fff-5: - 'ff N 701 .15 -I l 1 l u A l l nl' 1' ll l l l t 1 l i 3 Angela Bell was a friendly and sen- sitive girl who always brought a smile to the faces of those who knew her. A hard-working and creative student, she was an asset to our class. She is especially remembered as a congenial, caring person. Although her size was small, her contributions were great. She is sorely missed by the Class of '1988. Sherri Geller 0 l P' Ithaka Ithaka is the alternative high school also located in Brockton High. Ithaka was designed for students who are able to benefit from a smaller school environment where their educational program is individualized. i X -7 wr h ff' -8 'HFSC '92, . A I L I I -. F U 'Q v '-Fil gf 8' -11 1 Ox' 7' Yearbook Staff gf '- ' 'T 'V'Y 'QL ix CL fl J! S ll It 80 J On behalf of the Yearbook Staff, I would like to extend our warmest wishes and a fond farewell to the class of 1988. Special thanks must be given to our Advisor, Mrs. Beverly Joyce, and to Mr. Tom Hughes, who helped in so many ways. Without their dedication to our class, this yearbook would not have been possi- ble. We hope this book will help to keep the many happy high school memories alive in your minds. But more important than the past is the even brighter future we have ahead of us. We are sure that when we take another look at the Class of '88 in twenty years, we will see doctors, lawyers, corporate executives, movie stars, dancers, and perhaps even Presidents and rock stars. But whatever your future endeavors may be, we wish you the best of luck always. - --jennifer Occhipinti , 2 c 0 sg I I 1 Staff Members: EDITORS-IN-CHIEF: Amy Llpman jennifer Occhipinti ASSISTANT-EDITORS: Marissa Damon Frances james COPY EDITORS: Kim Lewis Robyn Webby ART EDITORS: Sarah Homer Dan Spiegel jeremy Spiegel SENIOR EDITORS: Daniela Sofia Patricia Sofia Karin Westin FACULTY EDITORS: Sherri Geller Dawn Nelson fassistantl SPORTS EDITOR: Rebecca McNamara TYPING EDITOR: Laurie Hallowell PHOTOGRAPHY: Kathy Connolly Valerie Silverman Lincoln Studios Mr. Hughes BUSINESS EDITOR: Kim Moran -Sales Staff: Marissa Damon, Eric Finn,jen- nifer Occhipinti, Dan Spiegeluleremy Spiegel, ,Jodi Stork, Michella Vella, Dawn Nelson. Other Staff: julie Belanger, Linda Lufkin, Ann Pak, Dyan Purtell X xi 'x 'lil-l- .-4 ' i...-1-L LTI EE: as Y' Time is the enemy of loveg The thief that shortens All our golden hours. I have never understood then, Why lovers count their happiness In days and months and years, While love can only be measured In joys and sighs and tears. -Anonymous MQW, jx, . j-,ixfqi Couples ZL f 11. 'df-,TJ 2 ' ,': ,JL DU, . 1 - .5 ,ilk - 1 i 'g , lf A ,J 'X l 4 -1 YQ? -ff -we , fb X J Sm ', . 4 1 r '1 -1 . X 'fe' .x fwffif 'Qian Nil WJ v-' w,.4' 'X 6... 5 ...tgnxyr ., 14.11 ' fs-v - 347' ,,,,1n4' 9? f . I k Q 5 1 I A r . , x, . n .Av- I U k - .L Jw QR I -1 -C? . N .tA'-fs. NN 1, .,, Raise Your Hand u 4... 4 .Y 'X 2 L 'Q In-...ffm -. '-in fi? 'W ALL. x ' ur ' ,V , ax-gi, 'O if if QM J '- W1 ik ilx-X. fi 5 :,,e.,- 4 V ' xv nuff, 1 :arid I iq 1. f fill 2. 2 1 G I 1 n ' 4 i 't 4,5 7:1 51 .A V sf , 4 V 'f'mf36g'? ',T'Kfh.v.5-xgglwggyfw' . 1.31..1l1- fx- Q. -.aiwr ..- Qqp' -34 5. 0 I 5 t S Q A-Q-'g f 1 V 544 1,61 5-If ,.,, ' P --1 ' '- Q' -.4 4' Q I x ., my Q, l f :Q If You're Sure Operational Staff L .. U I . A 'fx I , sk, I L i Janice Emerx 'Ar Marietta Wood KGI Susan Trembly fRl T , xx. 'ii' v fn Rosemary Kent IAJ Claire Ronan WG! Elaine Dombrowsky KRJ Q Q'Y A N F., Il.Q03- E33 xy- l-'g v 13 1 -tx 4 u--. vv .1 A l Z ,, 1 Nancy Walsh fAr Dons Callahan KG! Agatha Sheehan lRl ' '3I'7'r-31' 4 r e ' l i f S 7' -Q , '-'ll 0 ' -4- - Y U '9 Q- Gramm., r ' c C, M , . r if . . x X' ' x Q. I1 I L tw., . '10 ' - -. , ' ' r ' in Q' N5 Y I X li ii 1 jr I ' 1 'f , T 'F I -. 1' . H X Arthur Bromfield Frank Gentile Phil Sweeney Director of Data Proc. Head of Police Head Custodian ROW l, HOLTSEMASTERS' SECRETAFUES ROW Ill. GUIDANCE SECRETARIES ROW ll. ASST HOUSEMASTERS' SECRETARIES Chris Flammini fYJ 1 ll 1 x-Q X W? .. il .. i 1 t V 5 Lois Brother fYj I 'J gr Yi L l Eilene Katz KYJ l Henry Powderly Brockton Credit Union fig Nl. ug MF I Jeanne NOON, Main Offiff Barbara Souza, Marn Offrce Bea Brady, Englxsh Offrce ANU Swfrfm, IRC Ulllce 5 F- 'I' Q ffl, ,L 'Q f' H . Q Q X af' If 'Lfd ' ' r' GI v - r I .. -- ' W W n I 1 ,loan Kerr. Gym Sec'y, Coralre Sweeney, Gym Aide May Sweeney, Gym Arde Rosa Macrrna. Home EC Ande j l Cheryl Hawksley IL, .ma Mrs. Millngan 57'-u Otyla Andrurns Rows lIl.IV SPECIAL ED. AIDES W sf!! Maureen Hawnec. Seey. Barbara Leonard Maygarer Lrpper 'fr --. Cathy Poudrrer f X pi Rurh Mcrifrll TE 1 ' 9 Lorranne Russell Jgan Hgrrlgan joan Daxberger Mrs. Cashman 1 1 If fl v F5-fi' ' l all 1 wx :QL .P ' fi ' 1 ,i l ,' 4 la A 'f and , . -:Ulu -..J Q , , , Cafeteria Workers KAP Cafffefla WOIRCIS YG? Cafeteria Workers KRJ gl' Cb 9 4 x ,v A A. .. f 1 ,Y f,, X . . , . .gr w .wing Q , P -we --- - , ., ' Q I1 ' . iiirf-rr s ' Kitchen Staff Kitchen Staff X Lorraine Barkley Data Proc. Cafeteria Workers KYJ Doris Fitzgerald Data Proc. fb 3 'N Shirley jones jean Taylor Par Van Dyke Rosalie Rounels Data Proc. Data Proc. Data Proc. Word Proc. kk T 1:5 ' Sax b .1 V, ,I e . if 1 1 is . ,ffl ,5 Mr. Beckwith Mr. Carney Ms. Effner Custodian Custodian MonitorfAide ff , I-1 'U- 'X Z i i iw fx Mr- MCGUWBH Mr. Ulianelli Mr. Zwicker CUSl0dl2f1 Custodian Maintenance M Judy FZIHZJIZEZI' ' our 01.56 look al' Zeke Zareffa, Cl Iogaf Bjfcsi Cuofadwu wiofasseaf aw? MA- .pzuf al, an cQa5Zafe dr :spare Jr, 541: 'manor . E Take Another Look . . by, TT' o. l 4 I , Q ' J, 1 t a t I l . 4 'Ml' 9 X . I u i 1 I T w 4 , , A 31 3 Computer bug , . . at this assignment . . . at the shop , API., ,,,4,ntC,1 .Hofthecourt ...unertecar ...-attemusnc ,J 1,3 . . At Faculty And Students Interacting!! I Senror Late Comets Scott Barkley Douglas Bukunt Rebecca Burke Steven Cantwell Marybeth Currivan Denise Erminelli Steve Gordon jennette Hernandez Christine Howard Suzanne Lively Marcy Martinez Duc Nguyen Kim Noel 'L' 1:-.v Cheryl Peloquin Tina Peraino Paul Persson Cheryl Redmond Mike Riggs Kenneth Rossani Tara Sampson john Sauer Dawn Marie Searcy Kerrin Skinner Robin Solomon joanne Sorinano Norman Sturtevant jon Tanes julie Wright Take Another L88k At The Class Of 88 END 435 s QA Cb Kb Q 'IJ I Q Arr E QQ at cg- Congratulations From The Founders Of 'After The Prom Breakfast' X I 7 Brockton Photo ENGRAVING CO., INC. CAMERA SERVICE -4EL,r.YwES LINE s-ALVYONE angvnii S':uo:v.m3 SPECIAL TECHNIQUES UNE CO'-vED.1--ws M-Z.OT'N'V PROFESSIONAL ART SERVUCE 1617? 586-6004 P O BOX 1444 BFIOCKTON. MA 02403 P' 196 l ll FABRICATORS' SUPPLIES - CORIANQ - CABINET HARDWARE I 1 Bob Cook s Inc. SINCE 1954 Your ifonmck Distributor 'iZ' ll MW' ' 1100 W. 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With A Smile - It's A Gift You Can Give Each Day 5 , , I5 F' -F 1- aa fa .xv The senror members ofthe Band thank Mr Macrma tor all that he has raubhr us for for keepmg a song m our hc-ans Daxe Bamford Kane Bossa Rrch Caffelle Greg Capozzr Greg Carr Maura Chappelle Steve Clifford Scott Czarnrak Lea D Amore Todd Edwards Chrrstme Ferrettx Paul H8llCX Sherrl Geller Al Handx Laurle Hallowell Chrlstlne Hannon Bryan Hrllrard Frances ames Marrsa ohnson Tom Kelllher Dlana Krramarros Lrsa Kraus Klm Lewls Mrke Lrpper Chns Luccheru An educatron rn musrc IS an educatron for lrfe SOYTIL gfffiil l'T1C'fI'lOl'lC'S Lara Malxnowskr Rebecca MclNamara errr, Merra ohn Polxere Mark Porcaro Amy Prrce Bevalle Roy Chrrs Samsel Klm Segreve Dlane VanDy ke jeff Werner ennnfer Wells Lynne Yenush 30 I . :I 1 ,K , F. . ,I n, ,. 7. 1, 1, u 1 .. - - . 1 ,- - - -, g '. 1' ' f-fs '-5 .1: '-6 -5 Tff '--5 '-5 F5 ? 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