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

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Heartbeat he events within this school are very hectic. From the first day we step into the school, we are bombarded with opportunities to make ourselves more whole. Countless activities strive to unite the stu- dent body. As a school of nearly twelve hundred students, each unique and special, we create our school identity. These events show what the school is all about. The activities range from hear- twarming charity drives to the heartbreaking goodbyes of the Sen- iors. Our school offers so many things to do, all students are sure to find something in tune with their heartbeats. -Erwin T am Heartbeat 5

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Travel A World Apart Christina Lee, senior The trip to Fr- ance was a blast. We learned more about the French and their culture. The food was fine in the loegin- ning. but after eating it every- day, it got boring. We had to pay for basically everything, in- cluding an ice cube! Overall, 1 learned that the French know how to live a good life and Americans Know how to make money. 6 Student Life Ben Samson, senior The trip to Spain was awe- some! We met people A from other parts of the US. The night clubs were the place to be. I recom- mend the trip to all upcom- ing sophomores and jun- iors. lt helps you to learn how to speak and write in Spanish The people are great, and everyone is friendly. The school was hard because they only spoke in Spanish. l'd do it again if I could. Chris Alvara- do, junior I miss Spain. I only spent a month there. but l still feel extremely at- tached. Our group began to feel comforta- ble when we stayed in Sala- manca. There we lived with Spanish families, attended classes at the Colegio de pana, and became a part of the culture. We hung out in the Pla- za Mayor in the center of the city. At night. we went dancing at the discotecas. We made friends from Spain and from elsewhere in the U.S. l 5 15431 F444 J, 7,4-f ali' 'S 4-'Sf W if ff 5 ff ,, Q 0 w!v,,.. Avtgi '4v '- sv' Y . - 9 .2 ,. Q7 ts? . w agree, Sic R lk wil! 4 . .vllggfx , ,. 1 vw YW .WA - K .335 N Q Q, V1.5 . Vykk My VX V, V :W ' .ew L ' ri' in , . 4.4-. l gm.. s 1 MP1 , V- as f . A fir Qs. 1 r N , , 1 -ff? F -M' 1 W .f-Tig fg r-ffl, j 1 3445 . ' ' ' , W. l g W ,mf M ' 4' -'f-we ' wa' wi' YT rg i M L. , M AV. l .. l , r.. . 13: 3, A' -- r .bl .. M- ,' . C V A .M a . H K It f, jg' E Q. M3 .. . . 1 ,' - j Q , 'Z' .... 1, ' ' 5. ' t- . - 'fmff-' Q '5, ' ' vga- lm! V - pf ly , K 'K ff i f-F Q12 Y, smvif' ' 4 V' W. f-Q I.. ,f-' , ' ,Ss . , . ' A j fx ,,m11:. ,Q L. si 1, . 3 of ,K we 432: , - gp' V LTV. X v. , iw gy . , , 555, l H , . , .. f :' fl .., tag 'f . X . . ' - j nf' Q, , '5 v' . ' ' .. ff r 'W ' qt, - - A i , i6f,,2gi,jwyr,4.f ' , W.,.M .'.f 1 , OL, I'