Maxson Middle School - Highlighter Yearbook (Plainfield, NJ)

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Alexander, Ms. Brewer, I's, BU Let oa hit, Belliveau, Wr, Conner, Mr, Dew ranco sini. Donahue, Ms. Fenn, Ms. ipagaeerstry ot eih Getz, Ms. Gunnel, Mr. Devers ar. Lopez, Mr. Lykosh, Ms. Matthews, Ms. Me Neill, Ms. Maldonado, lis. Mays, Ms.

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Wiireccnitiprsyy i LMI “ 3 C — ‘. 7 | Mr. Hobbie-Principal Mr. Roan-Vice Principal TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1983: Recently, I read a report where approximately seven out of ten students who graduated from Maxson School in 1978,graduated from Plainfield High School in 1982. Those figures indicated three out of ten students did not graduate with their classmates (Reasons: retained, transferred or dropped out). Let's set your goals to not only complete the next four years of high school but to continue your education beyond June of 1987. The world in which we live today consists of many people competing for jobs that are not too abundant. This means you must make yourselves qualified to the highest degree in order to be strong candidates for these positions. Be determined that you will apply your energies to becoming well-educated and fully prepared for whatever opportunities are available in the years EOuCOMe.. Always do yourbest and you will have better opportunities for accomplishing your goals. Aim high, work hard, and be confident that you will reach your target. May your future be filled with good health, happiness and success. Sincerely, Ernest P. Hobbie Principal

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Metz, Ms. Moore, Ms, Nemec, Ms. Peasley, Ms. Perkins, Wr. Peterson, Ms. Pergola, Mr. Place, Mr. Pyles, Ms, Moore, Ms, Reed, Ms, Reinhardt, Mr, Ropars, Ms, Ryans, Mr, Underwood, Wr, Vitelli, Ms., Walker, Ms. Weigle, Mr. Weintraub, Ms. Williams, Ms.