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

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Walking for a better future Jeannie Tam, sophomore I think this year's Walk-a-thon was alright. Compared to last year, there were not as many people who brought their ra- dios and blasted them. Sinee we walked slowly, my friends and l got stuek in with all the freshmen. It didn't rain th i s y e a r making this the first time I had a Walk-a- thon under the sun. L 'N Mrk' Jo Ann Boo, freshman The Walk-a-thon was fun. lt was hot and tiring but it was worth it. At the end we kllt? hotdogs and iee Cream. I enjoyed it a lot beeause I met new people and made new friends. lt Kris Landau, senior This year's Walk-a-thon was the best one yet! lt's too bad it was also my last. lt's always fun to just be wild for a few hours. lt was a real bonding ex- perience for the individual elas- and for the sehool as a whole. l'd have to say my fa- vorite part was the very start of the Walk-a-thon. Everyone was really excited. lt was a great day. was a great experience overall. 16 Student Life LIB Above: ,lessiea Ra- mirez and ,laekie Lewis take a steady pave at the begin- ning ot the Walk-a- thon. students had to walk ten kilome- ters in the early Fri- day morning. .pa Right: lirwin Tam and Lisa Menenses lead the Walk-a-thon tor the last time. The class ot 1996 set a senior elass reeord turn in for the WaIk-a- thon.

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si-fi X E I 1 S Left: Matt lfvgan pt-1-rs out tba' window to gm a bird'S vyt' yicw A of tht' dunk tank avtivitivs. T110 1 dunk tank was a popular activity which attravtmvd tnany 1-ituclt'nts during lunc'l1. lcz, ,ln ,vxnttv Di' la Cruz, and ,-xrclvttc Ballunadn spvnt tlic-ir luncilttintc on thc livld watching thc' tvavltcrs and stu- dents gait wt-t. Many studvnts ltad to stand nn tlu- field to soc' thc action bt'- Caust' tltc Court was oycr c'rnwdc'd. N 4. wut -MM' 'Nia-f: -flrt ,- D 5395 f lu- Left: katbcrinc' Mc'- Vviglt tuntblvs into tltc watvr altvr sntttvmtc lflj.fj.fi'fS tltc' targvt. lltt- vit'- titns nl tliv dunk tank sat anxiously, await- ing tlu- invyitablc- drop. Above: lillnd-t'oldm'd Conti-statits. ltayt' a start'-nt'l ' lwton' c'ottipt'tiit5,1.'l'ltc-t'oii- tvstants ltad In blind- ly lmiatc tltt' targvt which dunkcd tltt' yivtiins. x Above: Students ill- tvntlycly watch tlttt dunk tank activity. Students from both Catttpiis-sc-1-5 faint- to tht- La Salle- plaza to watch. Dunk Tank I5 Left: liivardn Antiv-

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1 if -.Fi-f x.....3'i Left: Students inarvh out of the Po- lo Field singing and listening to the radio. Students brought ra- dios to add flavor and atnusentent to the IU kilometer walk. Above: Students lei- surely start oft' the Walk-a-thon convers- ing with their friends. Many students got closer to each other during this social event. 4. M, All Above: Linnea Cron- ander awaits her div- ision's turn to he called down to the field. The divisions were Called down by rank of the most money brought in. Walk-a-thon 1 7