McAuley High School - Gilmarian Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Complete This: Retreats Are . . . It al tw,- ' i 'lf 8:15 Good morning: would all the girls going on retreat today please go to the cafeteria! 8:30-9:30 After scurrying to the Anderson Complex, the girls were met with hot chocolate and donuts. This was the best way to start any day. 9:30-12:00 Small group discussions about topics ranging from friendship to life after college took place during morn- ing hours and were led by some of the students from other classes who vol- unteered to work the retreat. A movie on a Christ figureg josie, seemed to lighten the morning and then the long awaited lunch! 12:45-2:00 The afternoon was filled with more talks and stories about warm fuzzies and love, and all the girls par- ticipated in a final liturgy. Whether the day's retreat meant any- thing to you or not, it was certainly worth the planning of Sr. Marilyn, Sr. Peggy, Sr. Eileen, Mr. Tom Hughes, and Mrs. jackie Konwinski, who tried to make this year's retreats the best. Abby Hankins likes being the center of attention as she directs freshmen in performing a Texas Hug . I t Barb Comte, Sarah Mott, and Maureen Sheehy Fr. Robert Reinhart takes a comfortable seat to give reflect on the meaning of Kathy Edelen's his homily during the senior retreat liturgy. presentation of an excerpt from the Little Pr- ince.