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

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.ddlez The Golf teams gather for a job well done oto. ght: The Women's Soccer team show one of their any blankets, made in honor of the kids who are ill at ISF Children's Hospital. Sports In Action Enter to learn and Leave to servew is our school's motto. This is fulfilled through the Sports In Action program brought to the school by the combined efforts of Campus Ministry and the Athletic Department. Through this program sports teams work tovvard a common goal by addressing real community needs, as faculty member Ms. Julia Rinaldi says. Just as the sports teams are different, so are the jobs at hand. The Womenls tennis program had a day cleaning Ocean Beach. The Women's Golf Program made peanut butter and jelly sandwiches and passed them out to those who needed a snack near our school. The Women's Soccer Program made well over fifty blankets for children at the University of California San Francisco KUCSFJ Children's Hospital. While the Cross Country team had done the Sole for Souls shoe drive, the various Volleyball teams played with children and helped set up for Loaves 81 Fishes. Top Far Left: Sophomore Kiera O'Shea knits quilts for kids at UCSF Children's Hospital. Top middle: Junior Angelica Tabuena and her teammates work hard on gathering trash

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ll A hunt' th-- W ill-i HE U E di R an . hd fr if K E I I , Er' U' W . M Top: The Tennis team helps the community by cleaning Ocean Beach. Middle: Sophomores Jennifer Twomey and Brooke Hanson work together while making a blanket. 2, Bottom Left: The Golf team makes cards to give. along with sandwiches, to the hungry. Bottom Right: The Tennis team helping each other b picking trash. Sports In Action

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japan Trip During the first two weeks of July, Abe Sensei's Japanese class traveled to the exotic island of Japan. Twelve SHCP students visited the students of Kibo Gao Ka High School in Yokohama City. Our students stayed with local families and learned about Japanese culture and traditions. During their stay students experienced many things, including eating lots of Japanese food, bonding, and making many new friends. When they left, there were tears and promises to keep in touch with new friends. Later, the students visited Kyoto, Hiroshima, Hara, and Tokyo. They went to several shopping places, experiencing all of T the wonderful things around them. They also slept in an old, beautiful temple in Kyoto. Our found knowledge and country and its culture. Middle Center: SHCP students having lunch at a Japanese Top Right: Senior Caitlyn Harvey smiles for the camera restaurant. Middle Row, Right: SHCP students attends class at Kibo with other students at Kibo Gao Ka High School during lunch time. Gao Ka High School. Right: iLeft to Rightl Seniors Top Left: SHCP students watch Jennifer Huey, Nicole Yiu, Deserea Sabo pet a deer. and Caitlyn Harvey, Eric Tan '08, Sasha Banda '08, and Sophomore Paul Mallari Middle, Left: SHCP students posing while on tour. smile for the camera. students returned with new appreciation for this unique