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

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wilt Za bw I liked the ice cream at the end. It was a good relief from the good waIk. -Albert Wong '09 Despite the weird weather I still had a 40' blast at the Walkathon with my friends. -Lauren Bell '08 t was a cold and foggy morning as the SHCP student body and staff gathered together at the polo fields in Golden Gate Park. It was time for the school's annual Walkathon. After weeks of fund raising and delicious warm donuts in the morning, the Walkathon was finally about to begin. The events shortly began and the friendly competi- tion between classes was put to the ultimate test. This year's Walkathon theme was Olympian Spirit and students were entertained before the walk with games, such as Pimp My Chariot, where students had to decorate and pimp out a chariot that they raced down the track. Teachers particpated in the Extreme Greek Makeoven wearing green and blue wigs, white robes, and wacky crowns of leaves. After all the games were completed, the seniors were left undefeated. The national anthem soon followed and was sung by seniors Alexia Austria, Ryan Dilag, Esperanza Gallardo, and Richard Yau. The thrilled students were then off for their long journey around the park. Students spent the day with their friends and were cheered on by drivers passing by. The extensive hours of walking ten kilometers were soon re- warded by a picnic lunch. Everyone enjoyed chips, burgers, and ice cream before dismissal. The student body stepped up this year and retrieved more than the amount of money desired, racking in around S162,000 dollars. It was another successful Walkathon to start off another successful yeah WALK'A-THQN

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Clockwise from Right: Freshmen Brian Chan and Juan Tanado play the game Birds on a Perch. Ice Breaker games helped the Class of 2009 get acquainted with their classmates. 0 Senior James Clarke, junior John Bautista, Mr. Kruegen and sophomore Anette Molina cook hamburgers over a grill. The pleasant aroma of the burgers spreads throughout the courtyard of the DePaul campus. Q Seniors Annette Batres and Shau- N na Leal hold up a sign during a game of ir'. commonalities. Freshmen flock in groups to F the signs that corresponds to their interests. 0 Freshmen students try to untangle themselves in a game of Human Knot. This and other games were led by upperclassmen volunteers. 4 it 'rig ' STUDENT LIFE ,dwq il' f-Nu., .f 'im 'af 4-5,