Celebration at Liebfrauenschule: Abiversal - conclusion with distinction and special prices

Celebration at Liebfrauenschule: Abiversal - conclusion with distinction and special prices

"Abiversal" - an unforgettable evening at the Liebfrauenschule

This year's vintage of the Liebfrauenschule celebrated a breathtaking promoting with the motto "Abiversal - too long in the wrong film". Although the motto indicates a certain irony, the success of the students has been anything but wrong in recent years. Numerous awards and hymns of praise, including the dream grade 1.0, speak for themselves.

The evening began with a solemn service in the Church of St. Fidelis, led by Pastor Gerhard Müller. In his sermon, he compared the diverse future plans of the young graduates with a Swiss pocket knife and emphasized the beauty of the non-queue in some life situations.

Then the celebration continued in the school's festively decorated “Lizarena”. A red carpet and small Oscar statues fit perfectly with the motto of the evening. The high school graduates Pia Zirn and Luisa Gfrörer led through the program, while headmaster Gerald Eisen addressed his last speech to the festival community. He encouraged school leavers to actively work for a better world.

Julian Ploch held a moving student speech in which he thanked all the school's people who made the school year an unforgettable experience. He praised the strong class community and emphasized the good cooperation at the Liebfrauenschule. In a humorous speech, the parents fell Ms. Fox and Mr. Maile on the newly acquired independence of their children and emphasized the importance of openness to new things.

As part of the ceremony, the high school diploma and the need for honor of the association were presented. In addition, the school teachers awarded numerous prizes for outstanding achievements in the various subjects and in the social field. A highlight of the evening was the awarding of the "Lize-Grammys" for a special social commitment, which went to Pia Zirn and Niklas Güntner this year.

- Nag