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s we enter into the 2005-2006 school yeah we are called to come togeth- I er and share in hope and change for our school community. Mohandas Gandhi, a great fighter for peace once said, You must be the change you wish to see in the world. Our school is in accordance with this philosophy as our students participate in numerous events includ- ing sports, student government, clubs, community service, and emersion trips. Our school is made up of various backgrounds and beliefs, and we all share the concept of community. Breaking the Paradigm means letting go of stereotypes, breaking out of our shell, and growing to accept a changing and diverse world. Albert Einstein once said, 'lLearn from yesterday, live for today, hope for tomorrow. The important thing is not to stop questioning. Our students are people of hope looking forward to a new lessons in class, hoping for the better and putting aside the worst. Sacred Heart Cathedral students are willing and ready to go out into the world and spread that spirit of hope. Many students actively participate in retreats and senfice projects such as Van Outreach and the Clothing Drive. We are students ready to take a step out of a comfort zones. We shall aspire to bring the skills we have devel- oped out into the world. We are people that enter to learn, and leave to senfe. We can only hope and have strong faith in each other that we will continue to spread the message of Faith, Action, Integrity, Thought, and Hope out into the world. l i i
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'-'- Q. nter to learn, leave to senfe. Every day we walked into our school and thus began our student life. The things we did day to day made up the foundation of our school. We planned rallies, coordinated masses, went on trips to better the world, or simply volunteered to sort canned foods. Our accomplishments superseded any previous expectation that had been set. The year started off with the introduction of our new Principal, Dr Hogarty, and new Director of Stu- dent Activities, Mr Cowen. We went on retreats and grew closer as a community, got our groove on at dances, and walked in fog and rain to raise money. The theatrical productions left us starstruck and all of the athletic teams had great seasons. Within the past year students looked to better their school commu- nity by increasing student involvement and class spir- it. To say we had a pro- ductive yearwould be an understatement. I 'JH 433W ULN
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