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I have but one lamp by Which my feet are guided, and that is the lamp of experience. Patrick Henry
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Leading the Class of '76 throughout the last fun-filled year are Phil Humes, President; Larry Counen, Treat? urer; Jenny Flood, Secretary; and Steve Knowlttm, Vice- President. Spirit of 76 shines throughout most memorable year What does it mean to be a senior? For some, it is a status symbol - being the big shots of the school. For others it is an individual and unique experience. Finding new free- dom and the responsibility that goes along with it, is some- thing each person has to discover for himself. But for all it is the end of memorable high school days; days that are Filled with fun, friends, excitement, heartache, questions and a great deal of homework. Mr. Arthur Weinle, with the help of the iSpirit 0f 76 , led the class through the various senior activities. Car washes, bagel sales and roller skating parties raised cash to pay for the Senior Homecoming Hoat, Senior Prom and the Senior all-night party held after commencement. The first stag or drag dance held at North was the iiMad Hatters, Dance? Seniors showed their ingenuity as well as pulling in extra cash for the class of 76. Students never experience the unity and carefreeness found in high school. Senior year is the last time to get to know people who have been hard to meet for the last three years, the last Chance to ask out the cute girl in English, the last chance to cheer for the home team with Fierce loyalty, and the last Chance to act as young as an occasion calls for. After commencement each student goes his own way, with his own plans and his own future to de- cide, but the friends, Classes and influences at Grosse Pointe North have given each student a good background on which to start out in the world. For the class of ,76 the iSpirit of 76,, will live on forever in cherished memories. 1 14 Liberty Mr. Weinle lends a hand as more and more cars arrive to be ex- pertly washed and shined at the Senior Class Car Wash.
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