Brockton High School - Brocktonia Yearbook (Brockton, MA)

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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.

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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.

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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