Sacred Heart Cathedral Preparatory - Shamrock Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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YS. ors Xtltlison 'Xnderson and .Xlexa loles prepared tiootl for homeless :le at Glide Nlemorial. The scholars able to experience how it felt to help MQ uw . I jeff Mm me fvpfar mfffircf 11775 a jwfiff ufqy fo lfiiffe fbe .frlmfnfct am! fo fbrmf .mme good wwmzm... -Paul Carreon '02 , -1. , f .Q W , V C 7 ' I If Il'11.f frlzzm- ffomzf 11110, zzwrflurbife. If 11215 ffrfifzifeb' .f0l1Ic ff2!'14,2 fillfwllflcg Xrlfofrfzis' .rbonfrzl f00kkfbl7l'!1IYf fo. -Chris Mankiewicz cholars nd ore A There is a timeofyear when schol- ars get together and just take a couple of days to unwind and have fun. This time occurs every year during the Scholar Retreats. The retreats occured early in the school year. Senior Scholars lived a simple life on Aug. 14-1 5. They went camping, enjoyed climbing through a ropes course, hiked at night, and roasted marshmallows around a fire. Through night discussions about the teachings ofThoreau, the Schol- ars were able to lay back and learn how to live simple lives without stressing about college. Thejuniors went through a ser- Scholar Retreats vice workshop on Aug. 12-13. They were able to sleep at school and learn hoyv to handle different kinds ofpoverty. They saw pov- erty up close by volunteering their time at Laguna Honda hospital and Glide Memorial. Some xveren't comfortable with this, but trust-building activities helped them become more relaxed. ln October, Sophomore Scholars had their first retreat at school dealing with creativity, sci- ence, and photography. These retreats emphasized the teamxvork and trust which students can use to become s

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ifferent View Notonly were the Irish spread around their community, but they were also spread around the world during summer hreak. However much time they spent in school in Nice, France, they alsovisited several other cities such as Nimes, Avignon, and Paris. Some sites they visited were the Papal Palace, Roman Ruins, and they even rode a boat down the Seine River at night. .'Xlso, six students flew across the Pacitic C Jcean to-lapan. Living with host families, they attended classes and even participated in Aludo and drama. Besides the city of lnuyama, they also went to Hiroshima, Nagano, Tokyo, and other cities where they viewed sites including temples, parks, and the Imperial Palace. ln addition, SHCP students wenton a trip toSpain. There,they took classesin the cityofSalamanea. They also visited Granada, Madrid, and other cities. Their activities in- cluded daneing all night and eating ch urrc ms. Through these trips, the Irish opened their perspectives of many cultures and had experieneeswhich will influence them as they continue on their life's journey. 'U 'I 'lu' f1o.g!J1'fr1ff'f3' I rmfiz wfy fwfr 013' fmfy fiwfrfi' I1'1I.V xqmlf. il Ylt'1'Lft'I7l we l'l'f'j'KQ00If yfoorf. -Matt Moy '02 llufffzf I fjkffff mor! zifwllf I 1 mire I1'rl.f if.xy2!o17'fgg fha mtf. f26't1llILfflA mf! ffegj' Iffjffffiif new 11101711 -Eveline Hinajon '03 Student Life u x 1 1 , .xx -N, -.4 V ' ' ' . 'R N - - WA- s N-nil' i S' u ,W ,,,.- u-0 - ,5 n vi. . ,,..,..a-W , 'xy ' . M ,,.,L... NW q in F - ...Llv- wa ... RQ -u ,qi 1 ,' 't M---f L K' V Senior Sophia Cfhaluan and NIV. Xloe pos front ofthe Pont du Gard, an aqueduct in lf' This site had overxvhelmcd some o students lxeeause ol' IIN magnitude. ,l l