McAuley High School - McAuleyan Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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(top left) Uniting together, five seniors combine to build a pyramid, (top right) Lori Dizon and Susan Zorb express their excitement as they return from their retreat, (center left) Sharing personal experi¬ ences together are Diane McCarthy and Cathy Paul, (center middle) These seniors also enjoy pyramids as a source of enjoyment, (middle left) Shere Moeves enjoys some time alone, (middle right) Relaxing, Michelle Farrell records some per¬ sonal thoughts in her journal, (bottom left) A “model” of enthusiasm is Cay Mateyko. (bottom right) Denise Lampe captivates the camera. Retreats 27

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Discovery Of Self Through Journey Seniors, feeling the pressures of school and colleges, greatly anticipated a two day rest on the retreats. Freed from their books and papers, two hundred and twenty seniors relaxed at either the Bergamo Retreat Center or the Jesuit Retreat Center. Seniors had a choice of three dates for retreats, ranging from September 22 to November 24. Mrs. Mils and Father Willig were responsibile for planning the successful re¬ treat that most of senior class attended. The girls participated in many activities, including small group sharing, recreation, prayer, and reflection times. The theme of the retreat. Journey, invited seniors to discover themselves and God through new experiences. After one senior returned, she commented, “The experi¬ ence of the retreat made me want to go home, hug my parents, and tell them how much I love them.” (top right) Sharing triendship with a big hug are Susan Zorb, Christina McGranagan, and Linda Schell, (top center) Four Seniors take a break from a long day! (center left) These Seniors find time to pose for the camera, (cen¬ ter) Expressing their feelings in their own way are Karen Corson and Kara Ludwig, (center right) Caught with a grin on her face is Julie Hare, (bottom right) What a love for nature as Amy Gilbert and Tracy Hallgath hug a tree! 26 Retreats

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Growing In Love . . . Autumn decorations contrasted to a sultry summer-like night as the ju¬ niors and their dads danced the night away. The junior class chose the theme of “Growing with Love’’ for the annual Father Daughter Dance. McAuley’s traditional band, Conti¬ nental Rhythm, played ’86 hits such as “Venus” and the old favorites such as “Shout.” At the end of the evening, Cathy Miller and her dad were crowned queen and king. “Being queen made this Father Daughter Dance a very special memory,” remarked Cathy Miller. (top) Debbie Boyle’s dad helps her pin on her corsage, (top right) Taking time out, Lisa Selby r elaxes during a couple of dances, (mid¬ dle left) Juniors are all smiles for a group photo, (middle right) Julie Westendorf and her dad take time to read the backdrop, (bottom right) Rebecca Ranz and her father are ready for a great evening, (bottom left) Starting the night off right, Junior class moderators, Sr. Judy and Mrs. Hekler, distribute corsages. 28 Jr. Father Daughter Dance mq puur IS somn. 0 fiejp m it fii ' Kf an ( T frimphs hlk J n, to nm. Tpi ' uilterik ptl,r mm .1 5, 1 : 1 M J - .