Maxson Middle School - Highlighter Yearbook (Plainfield, NJ)

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Principal's Message TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1984: Each year, as principal of Maxson Schook, I am asked to write a few words of wisdom to the graduating class. On various occasions I found myself, writing words which seemed to be the standard type found in these messages t.e., Let's do our best” or work hard and you will Succeed” on be confident and 40 forth. Very honestky, I can say to each one of you, be famchiar with those same words because they strike hold great rmportance and meantng in the years to come. You must channel your energies to gain the most diversified education possible. In this age of technology, one can never be too educated. You have heard me say many times during your years at Maxson that you must set goals for yoursekves and aim for the top. I have encouraged you to carry yoursekves with pride and confidence and be well-prepared to face the many challenges that may arise. I hope your future will be filled with success, good health and happr«ness. Sincerely, ST LCs ieee P. Hobbie Princ pak MAXSON MIDDLE SCHOOL 920 E. 7th St. Plaingield,N.J. 07062

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This year's Highkighter stats would Like to dedicate this book to akk the fine tea- chers at Maxson and expeciakky to four ex- eekkent teachers uho have necerthy Left. We uhh miss Ma. Donts Wihlaans, Ms. Pyles, Ms. Neméc and MS. Cooper, and we would Like to thank them for thetr contributions to Maxson. We ucsh them well in their future endeavors, and would Like them to nemember that, Teaching is a noble profession. Ms. Cooper PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE ACKNOW LEDGEMCNTS We would Like to thank... Mx. Underwood-Club Pictures Kimberly Tuyp-Typrst Ms. Burrss-Consultant Mitzr Lomax Erica Walker Sylvia Franklin Chandra Connolly ! Hardest Workers

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