Large yellow clubhouse with windows and a wraparound porch, surrounded by a golf course with green grass and trees in the background.

October 9-11, 2026
Reunion Events

Friday Evening:
‍Informal Cape Cod Cafe Gathering

Saturday Afternoon:
BHS Tour with Principal Kevin McCaskill

Saturday Evening:
Reunion at Thorny Lea

Sunday Morning:
Memorial Service and Brunch

Design commemorating Brocket High's 50th reunion in 2026, featuring a patriotic theme with the number 76, American flag elements, and the text 'Class of 76', '50 Years Later', and 'America 250'.

Home Page Link - Notable Alums of 1976
Brockton wins the Dalton Award for third straight year, Eastern Massachusetts Championship Teams and Notable Alums

Reunion Event Pictures to be posted. Also, check our Facebook Page

https://www.facebook.com/BHS.Class.of.76

Thanks to everyone who attended our 50th Class Reunion - What a great evening.

Special Thanks to the Reunion Committee Members for their hard work over the last year planning the event.
Co-Chair Dick Argys; Co-Chair Linda DiMarzo; Kathleen Carroll; Joe Lupica; Diane Santry; Barry Nathanson; Allyson Spadea Johnson; Paul Abrams; Patrick Curley; Ellen (El) Gillpatrick Anderson; Macey Russell; Henry Morse; Wayne Spiegel; Steve Johnson; and Mary Jane Jarvis.

Thanks to everyone who donated items for the Silent Auction and Gift Basket Raffle.

Thanks to our host - Thorny Lea Golf Club: Great Food and First Class Service.

Thanks to everyone who made donations to the BHS CLass of 1976 Scholarship Fund.

A portion of the funds raised from the reunion will be donated to the BHS Class of 1976 Scholarship Fund and the balance will be used for future Class of 1976 events.

BHS Class of 1976 Scholarship Fund. The Class of 1976 has established scholarship to help needy students prepare for life after high school. The Brockton Educational Foundation (EIN:04-3532228) will manage the fund on behalf of our class and work with the high school to select recipents. The scholarships will be awared for not only students attending college but also other professional licensing degree programs.

If you missed the opportunity to make a scholarship donation you can:


Use QR Code -Select the Scholarship Donation Option, insert the amount, go to the cart, and check out using your payment method such as a credit card. Your donation is tax-deductible donation (Tax ID below.)

   or                                                                                         

By Check/Donor Advised Funds:
Brockton Educational Foundation, Inc.
Gift Processing
43 Crescent Street
Brockton, MA 02301

Re: BHS Class of 1976 Scholarship Fund

Tax ID number (EIN) is 04-3532228

BHS Tour with Principal Kevin McCaskill: Fun Facts

  • No more “House Masters”. Each House has a House Prinicipal and Assistant House Principal. Prinicipal McCaskill is the high school Principal.

  • Principal McCaskill welcomes alums to come back and meet the students, to share their stories, and get involved. Kevin McCaskill <KEVINMCCASKILL@bpsma.org>

  • After 51 years of continued use (362 days per year) BHS is excepted to be renovated with a new design. And yes, the Azure, Green, Red and Yellow Houses remain even after the renovation project.

  • The Planetarim Still Exists, one of 3 high school in the Commonwealth. Astromony is a popular course.

  • International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme. BHS is an authorized IB Diploma Programme school, offering a two-year (grades 11–12) curriculum recognized by top universities worldwide.

  • Classical and Modern Languages
    BHS offers Mandarin Chinese, Latin, and Spanish, plus Medical Interpretation in Portuguese, Spanish, and French for students with exceptional language skills.

  • Career and Technical Education (CTE)
    Through CTE, students can pursue vocational and career-focused training in areas such as technology, healthcare, and other industries, with guidance to align electives to career goals.

  • College Pathways and Early College
    BHS participates in College Pathways, including Early College and other initiatives that prepare students for higher education and careers, often combining academic coursework with real-world application.

What’s Next? It is up to us to decide.

The proposed design will link the Fine Arts Building and the Gym, with a courtyard in the middle. https://brocktonhsproject.com/

My 50th High School Reunion: Reasons Not to Attend - Upon Further Review

  1. I will not know anyone.
    Response: There will be name tags that include your House (Azure, Green, Red, Yellow). You will probably remember more people than you think from a class of 1,200. We are in same boat – not knowing who will attend.     Follow-up: Didn’t Matter - everyone was gracious and happy to see each other.

  2. I don’t look like I did in high school.
    Response: Spoiler alert - no one does and no one cares.     Follow-up: We were right. We have all changed.

  3. I just remember that everyone was in a clique, I wasn’t or didn’t like kids in cliques.
    Response: That was 50 years ago. We were teenagers trying to figure things out. You probably have a lot more in common today than you think.     Follow Up - We were right. Everyone wanted to know what you have been up to for 50 years, not who you hanged with in 12th grade. We all met new friends.

  4. I don’t want to share things about my life.
    Response: Then don’t. We are getting together for a few hours to celebrate having gone to school together (many of us from elementary school to high school) and we are still here.

    Follow-up - Everyone wanted to know - Folks did share their journeys. We learned alot about our classmates.

A young woman with long dark hair smiling at the camera, wearing a white top.
A young man with curly hair wearing a navy suit, white shirt, and navy tie, smiling and posing against a light background.
Young man smiling wearing a black hoodie with 'Brockton Boxers' in red letters, standing indoors.

Reasons to Support the Class of 1976 Scholarship Fund
Spotlight on Recent BHS Graduates

Montserrat Diaz Botello, Class of 2025

Montserrat Diaz Botello is a 2025 graduate of Brockton High School. She is now a freshman at Massachusetts Institute of Technology majoring in mechanical engineering. In high school, she participated in Empower Yourself (Drone program and Economics program), was a Team Captain and mechanism specialist of the drone team, and was also involved in National Honor Society.

McKenzie Quinn, Class of 2023

Mckenzie Quinn is a 2023 graduate of Brockton High School. In October 2022, McKenzie Quinn made history as the first female varsity football player to score a touchdown for Brockton High School (MA) in its 125-year history against Dartmouth High School. She was the valedictorian with a 5.0 GPA and is now a Junior attending Stanford University in California. McKenzie is a member of the Women’s Rugby team and Equestrian Team.

Aris Cardoso, Class of 2023

Aris Cardoso is a 2023 graduate of Brockton High School. He is now a junior at the University of Notre Dame majoring in Accounting and Data Science with a focus on fintech and financial analytics. In 2025, he was recognized as a 2026 MassCPAs Educational Foundation scholarship winner.

Obinna Igbokwe, Class of 2016

Obinna Igbokwe gained national attention in 2016 as a standout student from Brockton High School who was accepted to seven of eight Ivy League universities (except Yale). Obinna attended Harvard University and earned a Bachelor's degree in Bioengineering and Biomedical Engineering. He worked at Bain and Company and is now attending Harvard Business School.

Does anyone look familiar?

Black and white photograph of a collage of people, with some smiling and others in thought, divided into sections by lines. The word 'POLICE' is partially visible along the right side.
Black and white photographs of young women and one girl, with their names and brief descriptions underneath. The women are from various colleges and include students involved in activities like football, community service, music, and school.
Black and white yearbook photo page featuring eight students. The top row includes four women with captions indicating their names and school activities, such as Dolores Izzo (legal secretary), Mary Jane Jarvis (college), Robert Jeppson (policeman), and Kathleen Jewett (photography). The bottom row includes four more students, Gable Johnson (soccer, college), Brenda Johnson (drums, art, college), and George Johnson Jr. (drums, art, college). In the center of the page, there is a cartoon image of a dog with big ears.
Collage of black and white sports photographs, including volleyball, track and field, and football, with the word 'CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES' vertically on the right.
Black and white yearbook photo collage of college students with their names, buildings, and majors listed underneath each portrait.
A collage of black and white photographs from a summer sports event in 1975, featuring young athletes and various activities such as running, jumping, weightlifting, and tennis, with the words 'Summerfest '75' and 'Opportunities' written vertically and horizontally.

https://archive.org/details/brocktonhighscho1976unse

Reunion Committee Members:

A large group of graduates in caps and gowns celebrating at a graduation ceremony outdoors, with many tossing their caps into the air.

Once a Boxer, Always a Boxer

A printed program outlining an order of exercises and speeches for a ceremony, including names of speakers and topics.
List of officers from the class of 1976, including President, Vice-President, Secretary, and Treasurer, with names such as Timothy Condon, Eugene Russell, Andrew Glincher, and Dick Argys, followed by a list of other names.
A paper program or invitation celebrating the American Bicentennial in 1976, with the date Sunday, June 6, 1976, and the time two o'clock, decorated with red text and a red emblem.
Text about a memorial for Robert Leon Boss, a Vietnam War fallen soldier, with a quote at the bottom.
Page from a graduation program listing faculty and advisors, including names, titles, and roles, such as principal, housemasters, and advisors.
A list on a sheet of paper honoring the surviving members of the class of 1906, including names and titles, with a heading that reads, 'WE SALUTE THE SURVIVING MEMBERS, CLASS OF 1906, SCHOOL COMMITTEE 1976.'