Maxson Middle School - Highlighter Yearbook (Plainfield, NJ)

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ADMINISTRATION Mn. Exnest Hobbie Prarnerpak of Maxson Middle Schook TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1980: As you enter a new decade, the eighties, you must wonder what will be your role in the world around you. We are faced with an energy crisis, a possible economic depression on recession, the Inan crtsis, rising unemployment, the military draft, the rising cost of Living, and on and on. What do these issues have to do with Maxson eighth graders? One day, in the not too distant future, you will take your place in society. Competition for jobs will be keen. 14 you do not have a sound educational background, you wikk not be considered for a good job. Make up your mind, NOW, that another day will not pass without applying your energies to a fuller education. Work hard at home, in school and in the community to become a productive person. Strive for that success formula and do all you can to attain the highest achievements. We wish you success, happiness and good health in the years to come. Sincerely, Ctvet 2 Notes Exnest P. Hobbie 3 Principal

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