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

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r nf 2 ez Protected by a garbage bag, Tom Courtney eagerly awaits gnal to begin the pie-eating con- 'he contest was one of the spirit- ng activities during the week of 'ucc-Mahoney football game. -as 4. Above: Juniors Colleen Coussinat. Risa Robins-Maloney, and Natasha France relax at the Walk-a-thon. The Walk-a-thon was a great success with over SIZUJJOO raised. Above: Freshmen Stephanie Chaney and Jennifer Gallagher take a break from dancing at a HNight on the Ni- le. Homecoming week was filled with numerous activities leading up to the dance. Left: Sophomores show the strength and closeness of their friendship at lunch. For many stu' dents. lunchtime is a great time to catch up with one another and share the latest news. Student Life 5

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ofzzlrlilsdicli V Each year the student body changes in make up and ideals, yet the quest for unity remains constant. Dances, charity drives, masses, the Walk-a-thon, and a host of other activi- ties invite students to grow and enrich themselves and re- lationships outside of academics. These functions allow stu- dents to experience and value life away from the confines of classrooms. Participation in activities enables students to strengthen their bonds with each other and retain their sense of individuality. These differing facets of student life allow students to take on leadership roles by planning and organ- izing activities. The rising voices ofthe students at Sacred Heart Cathedral Preparatory guide the community as we en- ter the 21st century. -Cynthia Chan 4 Raising Our Voices T l',,, i ' Y Q ' 2 it I I .,.., -Q- af w- aw-, M wtwe- M-ww ' ' Y ., 7 .qu-H' ll f Y a-ui' 1 t. . 5. ... fm. ., Above: Juniors Faye de Peralta and Rosalyn Lavarias sing songs in Ta- galog at The International Fair. The Parents Board worked hard to organ- ize and make the fair a success. Above: SBO members Jessii mirez and Peter Lunny set upt sic and sound system fora lun activity, Music always helps li the students for an event.

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Below: Luz Maria Rodriguez. Marciel Gamino, and Stephan- ie Balon pose in front ofa palace in Seville. There were many op- portunities to visit sights. Right: The students pose for one last pie- ture before departing for their three week trip to France. The stu- dents were excited to be away from home and to be in a foreign country. Above: Christine Tav- erna, Elizabeth Jouk, and Linnea Cronander spend time bonding, Through the trips. many friendships were built among the trav- elers. Right: These students are excited to fight in a eapcu. a mini bullfight, Participating in these types of events taught students more about the Span- ish culture. 6 Raising our Voices as i -nf' i , nz: as , , -f , iw, K, tw f. J,