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

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Summer Keeping Busy Lorena Michel, senior Working this whole sum- mer gave me the oppor- tunity to earn some much needed cash. Although I had a job that at times I disliked, it made me real- ize the need and want of money in our society. I would have much rather ventured on the trips to Spain or France but unfor- tunately that wasn't possi- ble. However, working fi- nally paid off and I bought what I always wanted my car. the cockaroachv. L a w r e n c e Tam, senior The National Youth Leader- ship forum at San Francisco State Univer- sity was a memorable experience that I will cherish forever. I felt as ifl was already a doctor when I dealt with my soon-to-be-doc- tor peers. I also dealt with ca- davers, medical ethics, and the most explosive issues of to- day. Besides the education, the people I met were worth every penny of the trip's cost. My only complaint is that ll days is much too short. ,,.:.....:. ..-sy J 1 Kathleen Arnol- fo, senior This summer I worked at the Exploratorium as an explai- ner . I had to wear one of those orange vests and man the drawing boards and laser show. The job is pretty self ex- planatory. We had to report broken exhibits and lost chil- dren to our boss. I also worked at CYO Camp Armstrong as a counselor for 18 days. My cab- in included a group of about 8 girls. 0n top of all this, I went with fellow SHC students on a trip to Italy. I'd have to say that it was the most eventful sum- mer of my life. SUYHTHCI' Q

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, , ...-e-4 , My Right: lirwin Tam passes a rubber hike tire around the circle. Senior Scholars demonstrated team- work during this ae- tivity. Below: Senior seholars form a web of support for each other. This was a time for bonding and relaxation. Above: Students rev- joice triumphantly ai- ter sueeessfully ' pitching their tents, Pitching tents on lev- el ground, the schol- ars surmised, is vital it one wants to have a good nights rest. IO Student Life V Above: The senior seholars take time for a group photo af- ter the sueeessful climb over the I2 feet wall in ten min- utes. The climb in- volved a lot of team- work in trying to get eaeh other over. Right: Kathleen Doh- erty prepares to jump off the platform in hope of sueeess- fully grasping the suspended ring. From a distance, the ring seemed un- reachable but once on the platform, it be- came easily obtaina- ble.