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

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f CLEMVLVLQ tlflc San Francisco is one of the foggiest cities in the world. When a clear day comes, it is a rare but coveted thing. On those clear days there is endless visibility. It is easy to compare clearing the fog in the city to clearing the chaos in one's life. High school is a stressful time in a young adult's life. Youths are faced with decisions and pressures that sometimes take over and make it hard to see the good in life. This is when you need to clear the fog. Clearing the fog means something different to each and every person. It can be something as simple as a study session with a teacher to review for a test, or it can be a long process such as finding a college major. Either way, this process is valuable to each individual student. Cutting out the confusion, the stress, and the pressures of high school is all a part of the journey to achieve one's goals. Students can overcome obstacles with the help of coaches, friends, and family. The com- munity spirit at SHCP can help students pave the way through their journey to adulthood, independence, and a new level of maturity. Clearing the fog is relevent to high school stu- dents because they are the ones that often need gui- dence in their lives but they also have the power to affect change in the world. Now its time to ask yourself, what does Clearing the Fog mean to you? UWM 5

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,-..,- . 1 , 7,i7pm., fm- W, : . '- '- V-,Jia 'Q -rf! Y , ,fads mfg. ..- u.0lCQ5t LL 8 , F' Co-curricular activities give students an opportunity to clear their minds of the stress of academics to participate in something different at school. Students are able to undergo a new experience that is not avail- able in the classroom. Student life does not lack excitement. Throughout the year, students participate in a variety of unique activities. The first activity of the year is the Walkathon. The students get a taste of SHCP's community life through this annual fundraiser. Sport rallies, fairs, chorus concerts, masses, prayer services for leaders such as Martin Luther King Ir., danc- es and class retreats are some of the other diverse activities open to the student body. At SHCP, we live out Faith, Action, Integrity, Thought, and Hope by not only being committed to academics but to service as well. Students Clear the Fog in our community by reaching out and participat- ing in some of our service activi- ties such as the blood drive and clothing drive. Student Life is based on building a stronger community Within our school and we can accomplish this together. midi-5Z0lL 5