Hubbard Middle School - Stepping Stone Yearbook (Plainfield, NJ)

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Mr. Joseph E. Passarella PRINCIPAL My dear Young Friends of the Class of 1969: As I have watched thousands of youths grow up, and worked with many teachers, and met hundreds of parents and citizens, this is what I have been hearing: I hear youth saying, ''Let us tell you what we think and how we feel. I hear parents, teachers, and citizens saying, 'Let us tell you what we think and how we neve I hear youths saying: T feel being left out. T have ideals I must live by. I believe in respect for a human being because he is a human being. I believe that man does not live by bread alone. We must make democracy work. We must meet the challenge to make the world better. I hear parents, teachers, and citizens saying: I feel being left out. T have ideals I must live by. I believe in respect for a human being because he is a human being. I believe that man does not live by bread alone. We must make democracy work. We must meet the challenge to make the world better. Are we --- all --- listening? Let's keep talking . Phen kee My very best wishes for a long and happy future. Sincerely, Joseph E. Passarella

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