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riff? Q41 tit xi'T?.xXaw,L X x p,.alX f i l 2 X- X ,..,. .Qm.xA xxx Four years ago, our class was formed when all of us came to Saint Thomas Aquinas from different sending schools, in the hopes of preparing ourselves spiritually and physically for the personal independence we would so m face Many of us who once were strangers to one another are now close friends We are members of a community a group which has come to be more unified with the passing of time As a community we all have been able to share our thoughts and experiences with one another and through this process we have continued on the road toward personal fulfillment We found that as long as we acted together we could accomplish collectively that which would be impossible on an individual basis lt is because of this umty that we have matured and grown during these past four years and have become the Class of 76 . l . 1 . . 1 - 1 1 1 I - 1 ' sn ss
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A long awaited desire to relive the Peter McEvoy PHSL e Mary Spangler lt is a feeling of freedom and togetherness shared, not only by our class but the whole country. Donna Boyle of thirteen separate states which came together in order to reach a common goal, independence. As the colonies struggled for their cause, they found that there was strength in unityg a strength which would not have existed if each had fought alone. The union itself derived its power from every stateg 'h'2FVETCFCliTtiTCfCCWt filil tif 'lifiiih Q13 1 , - ion. Thewconitrihutiois of tiheseiiindividiuial entities led to progress which has made the United States what it is today. pe ip not no or it Y 7
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ln our class, as well as in our nation, there exists a common feeling which has and will continue to tie us together. This feeling is our spirit-the Spirit of '76 . lt is a sense of pride ini ouriicountrjfi and inwouri classfa 'ifriliiteito Wliafwef 1 have accomplished and an inspiration to succeed in the fu- ture. Years from now, when we reflect upon our nation's his- tory, as well as our high school experiences, we should still possess within our hearts the Spirit of '76 which will serve asa reminder ofour unity as a class and as a nation. - -
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