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

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RIGHT: To begin the long awaited event, Se- WALK DON'T RUN ABOVE: The Sophomores wave to the camera as they finish a lap around the Polo Fields. RIGHT: Student body officers Tim Hipp, Angelica Roque, and Matti Lee start off the Walkathon with a prayer and moment of reflection. f4,fefre,m,txi fxlfxf f , ' 'LM ew ,AKBXX-'X f:f4,fX,fX, X, 1 Nf.x!QA,fXffx, X, ' , 'Xgf ,' X - WOWQQQ banan a X. The Walkathon Was Very dif- ferent this year but it turned out to be a great success! Emily Dorfman '08 74 1 nior Brittany Freed sang a soulful Star Spangled Banner.VVhile she sungs, the student body and staff stand with their hands over their hearts to show respect. As she finishes, the student body is left in awe. N Mak- af MDN, The Walkathon was a great Way to get in some exercise while havmg fun. Rachelle Foronda-Gacutan 07'

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I liked meeting the Iapanese students even though it was a little difficult communicating. Catherine Rechstemer 07 I had a great time learning about the culture and people of Iapan. -Sean White '09 LEFT: Idabelle Cunning- ham '09 passes through a small hole at the base of a large, wooden pillar. The pillar can be found in a popular Iapanese temple and it is believed that pass ing through the hole will bring you enlightenment. g ABOVE: Seniors Catharine Rechsteiner, Ionathan Omai, and Iensen Novak devour delicious food on their long plane ride. They watch movies and discuss A the upcoming activities for the trip. LEFT: Students take a quick rest after a long day traveling in the hot sun. After their short rest, they explore a Buddhist temple. 5,ZZLiEfZZf 6 Y' af 1, flgigf W :gl'L ---+ -.. NPL' V 1 ,, , i, T rf'-1-,...', J fa:

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IGHT: The football ams shout a spirit- lled I-R-I-S-H before the Walkathon. ELOW: Students en- bv lunch in the park af- ter a three mile walk. Walk on like he annual Walkathon is one of the schoolis biggest events. As the student body gathered at the Polo Fields, they enjoyed beautiful clear skies and a bright, shining sun. Competitions between home- rooms became incredibly heated when the amount of money raised differed by a few cents, but this didn't stop the student body from coming together to walk and reach for our school goal of S145,000. In honor of this yearls theme, Fit- ness for Life, several students were in gym shorts, spandex, and sweat bands. Leading the event were Big Green and the SBO, who performed an amusing jazzercise with the help of our Gout-of shape teachers. Freshman Brandon Leung said, It was definitely a Walk-a-licious event. Through all the hard work and preparation, the 2006 Walkathon was made a great experience for the students to raise money for a common cause. Smdfaz C' 6 I5