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

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Left: Juniors Lynda Name. Tif- fany Lee. Kimberly Young. and Monica Dcmee have lots of fun on their night at the Nile. Many students had fun hanging out with their friends during the dance, .0 49010 Left: Chris Dunne and Nadia Tostanoski display their Egyptian hats after being crowned king and queen. After the crowning every- one joined them in dancing to A Whole New World, Below: Katie Mattias, Sara Ma- loney, Parvench Larizadeh, and a friend from SI stop for a photo. In addition to dancing, the gym pro- vided activities such as watching Egyptian videos on a big-screen t.v. . .len Yuen '97 I liked the Egyptian motif. The decorations were con- vincing and it felt like I was really in Egypt danc- ing by the Nile. I thought the music was much better than the first dance's. There was a wide variety of rock and RSLB, but I think it's time for the deejays to stop playing HYMCAU and the t'Ma- carenaf' Overall, I had a lot of fun, -af 31 Qielfatiitff. - Valerie Montes 'tltl 1 . The Homecoming Dance 5 ' was great. It was one ofthe ' first dances I have ever been to and I had a won- ' derful time. I loved the mu- ' v sic and I had a lot of fun spending time with my friends. I thought the decorations looked really good and gave the gym a better at- mosphere. It will be a lot of fun to be a senior and participate in all the homecom- ing activities. i Above: This twenty-five foot pyramid stood tall in the gym the night of the dance. The Senior Council spent many weeks preparing the decorations to make the dance a success, Homecoming 17

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Dancing Like Eg ptians Sha-boo-ya-sha-sha, sha-boo-ya- sha-sha . . . The school watched as the senior class crowned Chris Dun- ne and Nadia Tostanoski Home- coming King and Queen. Surround- ed by palm trees, sphinxes, and hi- eroglyphics, the nominees carried Chris and Nadia on royal thrones out to the middle of the dance floor. In the spirit ofthe theme HA Night on the Nile,', the king, queen, and nominees danced to the song, HA Whole New Worldf, while every- one crowded around them. The Homecoming Dance proved to be a spectacular event. This dance rounded off a week full of spirit ac- tivities. The nominees participated in a scavenger hunt, a mummy wrap, a relay race, and a wheelbar- row race. Ml thought they were very well incorporated with the theme of homecoming. I enjoyed them be- cause they were fun to participate in, as well as to watch? commented homecoming nominee Suzanne Rios. The success of the Homecoming can be greatly attributed to Brother John, the Senior Class Council, and the Homecoming Committee. The Senior Council organized the Homecoming Committee, headed by seniors Suzanne Rios and Jonah Tabajonda. They put in long hours of planning and effort into the or- ganization of the entire Homecom- ing week. A great deal of time and creativity showed in the decorations that surrounded the gym. -Corrie Fuhrman 16 Raising Our Voices Above: The homecoming nomi- nees pose together 'Egyptian style for the camera. All the dec- orations centered on the Egyptian theme.

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se Below: Junior Mi- chael Gallagher keeps Elvis alive. leaving everyone all shook up with his awesome cos- tume. Dressing up as a famous person always looks clever. Right: Sophomore girls model their tod- dler apparel, complete with bottles and blane kets. Wearing Hallow- een costumes usually brings back childhood memories. .. 5 f Above: An enthusias- tic student goes tor a swim while bobbing tor apples. Bobbing tor apples, one ot' the best contests. comes with a reward. Right: Senior Nadia Tostanoski shines along with junior Col- leen Coussinat. Origi- nal costumes reflected the creativity ot stu- dents. 18 Raising Our Voices xv e Rkjfly 1 ' , 0 , t . J aft.-'M Y . -aw. , 4 f 0 se, se 54'