Maxson Middle School - Highlighter Yearbook (Plainfield, NJ)

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edication NY ( a q The 1985 Yearbook Staff proudly dedicates this year's edition of THE HIGHLIGHTER to Mr. Richard Weigle and Mrs. Carol Buruss for their many years of devoted service to the students here at Maxson School. We shall always remember you and will forever be grateful to you for. your caring and sharing.

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.) Mrz. Ennest Hobbie Principal of Maxson Middle School nee aa, ]) M1. Tom Roan Vice Princtpak