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

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Ul,'l'5ll' ife '57 ., f,'Z'i 'N 'rJ'i A ,P 2 W Co-curricular activities give students an opportunity to express themselves outside of the academic fields and do something different at school. They take on new ex- periences that they might not normally be able to experience. Throughout the year students participate in many unique activi- ties the first of many being the Walk-a-thon. Students get to have a taste of the SHCP community through co-curricular activities' such as sports rallies fairs chorus con- class retreats. certs, masses, prayer services, dances, and DIVISION

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g 4' A 1 f E i fi Above: lVls. Bell gets ready to cut Senior Nicholas Ryan s hair. Left: Seniors Armani Cooper and Vinnie Byrne pose for the camera. :. Q . -fggf N . 1 ff wrfawi' asf? see all the clubs show off what they do and what I can do to help the school. Sonata Brown 'I 'I 1 lt was really fun to qi WV,,, X wifi v The Activity fair was an exciting experience to clubs have to offer to the Freshmen. Luis Valdiviez O9 ll .f' express what my II I ne of the many ways stu- dents can express them- selves in school is through co-curricular activities. Many of the experiences students can get from these activities cannot be learned in the typical classroom. Every year, there are exciting clubs that students can join. With over thirty available clubs for Sl-ICP students to ioin, from the Japanese Club to the Big Green. The activity fair was held on September 5th in and the La Salle Plaza. Many students who were already involved with a club' setting their stands up to attract new members. lVlany students es- pecially the freshmen also signed up for new and different clubs. Se- nior Sal Mattos says It was a very interactive experience. Left: The Japa- nese club displays their comics toys anime and music. ACTIVITY FAIR