Page 41 - Carrollton 2001

A Day

With Mom

Throughout the year, the students enjoyed many
special moments with their mothers. In the High
School, a celebration was held, very fittingly, on

the Feast of the Immaculate Conception, Decem­
ber 8, 2000. On this special day, the drama and

dance classes performed in honor of their moth­
ers. Sister Barbara Rogers, RSCJ, was the keynote
speaker for the event and eloquently spoke about

the special bond between a mother and daughter.
The event concluded with a Mass held at the

Church of St. Hugh.
At the Junior High, the students and their
mothers spent quality time together by having a

picnic on the lawn. Many of the mothers and
daughters played the game “Who knows your

daughter best!”
The Montessori, Primary, and Intermediate
Schools prepared for their mother-daughter events

by making arts and crafts. Along with that,
mothers and daughters enjoyed breakfast.

Appreciating the special bond between a
mother and daughter is the core of these events
that take place throughout the year. In this

fashion, they offer a way for mothers and daugh­
ters to come together and express their love for

each other.