Brockton High School - Brocktonia Yearbook (Brockton, MA)

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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

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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.

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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