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

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Right: A Slltl stu- civitt striclvs Ulll of tht' VQIIIIDLIS hy wily ot tht' itt'w gtitv. Through tht' gifts rc- Ct'ix't'cl froth lust yt'ttr's Watlli-,X-'l'lioh this school improve'- mt'i1t will ht' tht' pri'- cfursor to tht' t'vt'h- tuztl sixth floor midi- tioii mid jlylli lmuilci- ing. Above: During luttvh on thc' Lat Salle Ckllll' pus. Briant Gong vis- its his loc'kt'rit1ordt'r to prepttrc' for his IIVXI class. QJII tht' st'c'ond floor. thvst' lockers wt'rt' adcivrl to the school in orrivr to zictczoriiiiiodztte ill! im'rt'ast'ri populzt- tion. l 2 Student Life 14Wp4:1'm'1 v fff'?rl'gf!'f f? V f' , .. . i- 3 tt Above: Sitting in thc' twwly-rcfurhislieci chorus room. Oscar Get' pauses from outing in ortivr to rcorgzttiizt' his thoughts. The' risvrs plavvti iti tht' Chorus room wvrc it much- m't'ci1'd addition to room lOl.

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Sky s the Limit! Alan Abar, senior The Scholar Program Re- treat was an experience l will never forget! Going in- to the retreat. l didnt know what to expect. All l knew was that I was going to participate in a Ropes Course . I felt scared, but excited at the same time. The most frightening ex- perience for me was climbing 30 feet high, standing on a tiny plat- form, and jumping for- ward to catch a tiny ring. lt was a tremendous feel- ing, and it made me real- ize that, with courage, you can accomplish anything. Amy Fischer, senior This year's senior scholar workshop was an expe- rience l will never forget. ln the woods on a sunny summer morning, we trooped up steep hills to reach our des- tination only described to us as the Ropes Course . Little did l know that l would be climbing trees and crossing wires as a tight rope walker. The phrase my name is Amy and I choose to do this constantly rang through my head as a reminder that no matter how hard we try. everyone has limitations. John Mangan, senior This year's scholar retreat was the best one yet. We spent it in the San- ta Cruz mountains. The major activity involved climbing Iso feet up into a tree, stepping out onto a platform and leaping for a ring. We really had to trust ourselves and our safety har- nesses. Then we had to help the entire group cross over a 12 foot wall. AI the end of our retreat, we all went to the beach for a prayer service. Senior Scholar Retreat 1 1

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ii' ' Right: Erwin Tam checks out a library book at the SllC li- brary. This year, bar codes were added to the Student Body Cards in order to pro- vide a mean ot' track- ing the schools books. Above: Lawrence Tam cratns his pa- pers in during the last minutes ot' his lunch period. To lower the increased temperature and make the library more comfortable. tans were used to circulate air through the first floor of the La Salle building. Campus Evolution Joseph Au, senior The new Gateway makes the school look more presentalole and more appealing. Having this great addition to our school gives me a feeling of pride and it makes our school look a lot nicer. Also, the changes in the choir room tRm 1015 are very good im- provements. With air condi- tioning, and bet- ter seating, it is no longer a bur- den to go to cho- rus practice. Lance Foster, senior Having the new televisions on the De Paul Campus is a good idea because it promotes learning through visual aids. The new com- puters on the La Salle Cam- pus will bene- fit the great publication of the Emerald. Miss Tummers, faculty The Gateway is great be- cause it identifies the school. This school envi- ronment is the best at which I have ever taught. I think that these new im- provements to the school makes both the La Salle and the De Paul Campus- es better places to be. Changes 13