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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 2000 volume:

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Semi retreat was a bonding experience. 1 Q y Y' J- ISR 15 Ill' Lefti Students gather together in Above: The Spirit Trophy is gi their Halloween costumes. Many each year to the class with the , costumes were very creative and most spirit. The juniors receii 2 Opening , interesting. the award this time. A New I-lorizonr The Downing of a New Age As 1999 comes To an end, iT marks a new beginning, a new decade, ind a new millennium. WhaT lies beyond This paTh: who knows? NhaT new joys, advenTures, and experiences will reveal Themselves? The new millennium is upon us. As we end 1999, we have much hope for ZOOO. WhaT is To become of us? Where is ur place in The New Horizon? Who knows? The beginning is The firsT sTep To The road of life. Freshmen sTarT Their new ear in a differenT environment Sophomores geT a TasTe of life on The La Salle campus: Juniors accepT new challenges: and seniors prepare Themselves for a greaT leap in life. Numerous exciTing evenTs and opporTuniTies awaiT sTudenTs in The new ear. There are so many dreams and goals To reach. YeT, our Time is now. The decisions and Things we do now will deTermine ur place in The years To come. RighT now is The Time To build The foundaTion of whaT we will become. We can always dream f a fuTure, buT geTTing There is The fun parT. Why be afraid of failure? Be courageous, be brave, and mosT imporTanTly, eize The day! The experiences we learn will help us Tomorrow. A New Horizon shines on us. Our goals and dreams awaiT s. BuT, we can geT There if we work TogeTher. As for The fuTure, iT's ...... now. -AnThony Nguyen 'OO and l2oberT Leung 'OO Above: STudenTs pose wiTh Mayor Willie Brown for a colorful picTure. Many special evenTs happened ThroughouT The school year. Opening 3 . RighT: Seniors Tina Rose Novero and JonaThan Meneses hang ouT during lunch. Lunches have always been a chance To mee friends. Right: Sopho- mores KaThleen Rocamora and STephanie SmiTh Smile happily before The Walk-A- Thon. AfTer The 1OK,sTudenTs were rewarded wiTh an appeTizing lunch provided by school. 4 New Faces FACES Through The journey of life, we see many faces. Some of These new faces are filled wiTh laughTer and joy, oThers wiTh biTTerness and Tears. As The new Millennium dawns, sTudenTs sTrive To achieve Their goals. Freshmen begin Their new journey by following in The fooTsTeps of The upper classmen, and seniors compleTe Their four years of school and embark on The nexT journey-- The resT of Their lives. -Shann Kao 'O1 Below! A group of Freshmen energeTically walk Their firsT IOK. The WalkAA-Thon raised more Than :E125,000 for The school. Above: Freshmen enjoy Their firsT rally on The LaSalle Campus IT was an inTeresTing experience for The freshmen. 'uf M 'WW -w WV' f' M 3. -iff? 1 I ,, I S 9 Y 0 x L' ' W' ' X IQ , EN ,Q We 'f H : Q 0' by if ' ,.:-,J , , , 5 . 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W fx ,K 1 M- W5 is Q mm seniors 17 fm . 4 f X N1 K H, 533 ,g lg iifiss 18 New Faces Q-as K XIX? Can you find the senior? Baby Picture Key Wm in . l .. ... .N 9 , K ig? 1. 3 Page 19 10. Chris Supnet 7. Camille Bamba 1. Brittany Hall 11. Joel Dequis 8. Elisa Smith 2. Jennifer Kung 12. Roscoe Mata 9. Nick Thornton 3. Katie Krueger 13. Jayme Ditzen 10. Brian Cranna 4. Paul Doherty 14. Alida Gyulai 11. Christina Lee 5. Caroline Cua 15. Maureen Bisio 12. Theresa Brickley 6. Irene Rossman 16. Jennifer Ignacio 13. Paul Wong 7. Nicole Winthrop 17. John Della Cella 14. Josh Lau 8. Caroline King 18. Elaine Gardner 15. Amy Wong 9. Magda J israwi 19. Monica Cotter 16. Valerie Montes 10. Aisha Genera 20. Gina Ferretti 17. Letizia Llamas 11. Anita Lo 21. Tiffany Bautista 18. Lucas Borgo 12. Aeysha Al-Mansour 22. Peter Fraunfelder 19. Stephanie Leung 13. Brian Burke 23. Stephanie Tishma 20. Collen Wong 14. Dorothy Gray 24. Leslie Recio 21. Sandra Esain 25. Jenny Gallagher 22. Stephanie Chan Page 20 26. Dominic Bocci 23. Catrina Lee 1. ineresa Owyang 24. Jocelyn Simon 2. Jane Choe Page 21 25. Angela Kenny 3. Jon Jung 1. Nicole di Neysa 26. Anya Robinson 4. Kevin Nerney Concepcion 27. Andrea Hall 3 5. Rocio Cruz 2. Monique de Rivera 28. Patrick Briones 6. Sabrina Cater 3. Sara Rodriguez 29. Jennifer Lippel 7. Jason Cruz 4. Josephine Collette 30. J acquelyn Reyes 8. Cesi Torres 5. Nathan Cho 31. Gina Restani 9. Robyn Fong 6. J oannah Schindler .11. I .ix 0 6 Seniors 19 7 NFS Q' f Q I ...f lk, .L W , m 1, s N 4' T' W N ,wv',.,', .5 K '-...S 'K LA. 44 1 W mix, X S 4 ' X -f Q, .1 - gf: - .. ,:,-ggi. w -f'-f ,: W 2 .W ,. A :Jayne iw .. 20 New Fronfiers 9 v is-A-,,4F F E, in .Ms E mm 'NK l' .fy 4-uf SNS 5 W 26 ........, 4 12 15 1 wig Q. , fy., He- we :W 33 . Q as Q 25 Q , 29 3 9' ..:-, 51 img ': ,Li .-,ff O fm K O Y 'bl z 23 21 my- 4 30 ' 27 Seniors 21 Above: Leslie Tai reads a prayer during The mass. Campus MinisTry prepared many wonderful masses for The school ThroughouT The year. 22 New Faces Above: Bernice Wong and Angela Rosales dress up for Halloween. They helped puT a magical spell on The day. Abovel A group of juniors share Their enThusiasm aT a rally. Rallies broughT sTudenTs TogeTher and promoTed school uniTy. Below: Daniel Samson poses a quesTion abouT The homeless issue during Mayor Brown's visiT. The assembly gave sTudenTs a chance To express Their concerns abouT The ciTy. Qc Top RighT: Sylvia Auyeung, Amy Chu, Shann Kao, and Tina WidarTo hangouT TogeTher during lunch. Lunch gives sTudenTs a chance To Talk wiTh Their friends ThaT They don'T see in class. Above: Melissa Russo and Meghan Brady give up Their Sunday for Open House. The Open House gave incoming freshmen an opporTuniTy To learn more abouT SHC. LefT1 Regina Haugabook, Jermaine Sheppard, Bobby Barnes, Jackie Hu and Drew Hinckley gaTher in The plaza. Juniors enjoyed Time wiTh friends during lunch. Junior Division 23 Who is your favorite teacher? Why? My favorite teacher is Mr. Wilson. He Teaches very well and reaches every important part of History. -Lucy Frias 24 New Faces Mr. Shum is my favorite teacher because he makes History interesting. -Steven Yee My favorite teacher is Ms. Rinaldi. She makes class fun and exciting. -Derek Mok Audrey Abar Leah Abiol Nassime Addi Neil Agbayani Rafael Aguilar Christine Aguinaldo Tobe Akintola-Thomas Christine Alarcon Suriena Alcantar Dominic Alioto Maxwell Allbee Gina Alvarado Joseph Ancheta Ogechi Anyiam Sara Atienza Sylvia Auyeung Francesco Baglieri Nicholas Baker Lee Balmediano Bobby Barnes 71 ' ' 5,...N all Ly by 'l QI , Q, in if ,w g ii i f. ,. .4-.R Eleanor Bautista Luke Beamer Alfredo Biralde Phoebe Blaschak Anthony Bozzi Meghan Brady Sean Brewster Nicholas Brigante Christopher Briones Eugene Brooks Aaron Buchbinder Lauren Burke Daniel Caceres Jason Cacho Jorge Cadena Veronica Cantu Monica Caporale Christopher Carey Joseph Carreon Kacey Carrillo Krystal Carrillo Leia Casey Christopher Cassinelli Denise Castromayor Jonathan Catig Odile Cawley Christopher Cerone Christopher Chan Joel Chan Kristine Chan Melissa Chan Ryan Chan Alvina Cheah David Chen Ellington Cheung Ian Chin Amy Chu Eleanor Chu Sonia Chuang Wilson Chung Raymond Ciardella Marlon Coloma Juniors 25 Noneffe Concepcion Ian Conroy Alexis Cordova-Resales Anneke Cronander Gregory Crosby Michael CuruTcheT J onafhan Davies Marcos DeAnda Arianne Decasfro Phillip Desuyo Ariana DeTrinidad Americo Diaz-Obregon Sandy Diep Nafhan Diger Krisfopher Diokno Collin Dong Janine Dong STephanie Dong Jason Eng Brendan Fahey Jerrad Fanucchi George Fehlhaber Hecfor Fernandez Sfeven Fernandez David Fielder Erik Finne Chrissie Fong Michael Fong Lucinda Frias Peier Frings Sean Frosf Jason Gallagher Clifford Gee Tania Gharechedaghy Amy Glynn Aimee Goyhenefche Chrisfina Grande Leslie Green Ryan GriffiTh Frank Guardado Angelique Guillermo Jessica Guifron 26 New Faces Marleen Gurfler Philip Guy Jessica Ha John Hallisy Kafhryn Hanley John Hannan George Haras Regina Haugabook Taylor HaughT Kyle Hay Kafhleen Hayes Richard Hayes MarTin Heagney Mary Hernandez Jeffrey Hilborn Drew Hinckley ChrisTina Ho Kandace Hom Jacqueline Hu James Hutchinson Hallie Jacinfo WhaT goal would you like To accomplish This year? I would like To geT The Junior class super involved in school acfivifies. -Angela Rosales My main goal is To have as much fun as I can, yeT still maintain a 3.0 or higher. -Joe Jayme My goals are To balance school and life, earn good grades and be able To go ouf with my friends more ofien. -Bernice Wong Juniors 27 WhaT acTiviTy or club is your favorile? no ii' Lasallian Voulhl I like doing communiTy service because I feel good by helping oThers. -Germaine LaCap 28 New Faces I enjoy TUFF because of The whole idea of uniTy wiTh all races. -Kristina Liang Peer Helpers is my favorile acTiviTy because iT is fun and enables me To bolh learn and assist ofhers. -Sharon Kong Joseph Jayme Garrelf Jennings Wallace Jensen Ricky Jong Sean Joyce Erinne Juszkiewicz Shann Kao Andrew Kapphahn Gino Kafigbak Issa Kawas Caitlin Kearney Conor Kelly Slephen Kerwin ScoTT Kiddy Jessica Kim Willy King, Jr. Lauren Kifagawa Daniel Kline Ronald Ko Sharon Kong Angelo Kralsas Alex Kucich Sfephanie Kwok Tafiana Kwok Germaine Lacap Angie Lam Marcus Lam Jacqueline LaPrevoTTe Alejandro Larin Roland Laurefa Danniela LaureTTa Alexander Lee Crysfal Lee Elaine Lee JonaThan Lee Monica Lee Yoo Lim Lee Venisa Leonardo Franklin Leone Nicholas Lewis Krisfina Liang Chrisfine Lieu Melissa Lim Jay Lison KingsTon Louie Rachel Louie Brian Lum TaT Luong Alexis Maddan James Mak Cristina Marchi Nathan MarTel Janelle MaTTias Ricky Maung Kelly Mayes ChrisTopher McDaniel Danielle Mcl-lugh Joseph McLoughlin Stephanie McMahon Charissa Mendoza TimoThy Mino Andrew Miravife David Moggia Juniors 29 Derek Mok Katrina Montemayor Justin Mora Ralph Morales Christopher Morris Richard Morthole Kevin Murphy Martin Murphy Tiana Narruhn Catherine Naughton Chloe Neilson Eve Nettleton Joseph Nevin Peter Newland Calvin Nguyen Franklin Nguyen Hetty Nguyen Michele Nguyen Kate O'Brien Raquel Ohlssen Kate Olsson Gabriel Ortiz Josephine-Nina Palana Thomas Palmieri Edmund Parcero Rebecca Pashelinsky Jovanna Pellegrini Nina Peralta Anthony Perez Nicole Perkins Kyle Peters Guillaume Pfahl Sophanarath Phit Bob-Kenneth Pira Frederick Poli Jason Ponggasam Erin Pulaski Joseph Ramahi Kailesh Ramaiya Emarie Ramirez Colleen Redmond 30 New Faces Jerald Reodica Jessica Reyes Michelle Rios Elena Robles Emely Rodas Abby Rodriguez Jennifer Rornanini Angela Resales Joshua Rulloda Toni Russell Melissa Russo Gerald Ryan David Said Juan Salazar Daniel Samson David SanTos Michelle Scannell Louise Schulfz Suryo Senduk Jusfin Servillon Brian Shanahan Whal do you look forward To ac- complishing while a'rTending SHCP? I look forward To earning a high GPA and To become educafed enough To go To The nexT level. Also, I would like To se? a good foundalion for laTer years. -John Siu iiii f ' 2 I look forward To bringing back The Bruce. -Gabriel Ortiz I wanf To sTrive for The besT. Also, I wanT To play as many sporTs as possible and join many different clubs. -Kalie Olsson Juniors 31 What expectations do you have for the new millenium? Teachers give less homework, cars can fly, and 17-year- olds can go clubbing are 'NY expectations for the new millenium. -Sophanarath Phit 32 New Faces I expect to see changes in our environment and the way we run our lives. -Jason Eng Af X 5 I hope it goes as smoothly as it is going right now. I don't want anything like YZK to mess anything up. -Jessica Reyes Sandy Shapiro Nami Shiozaki Sean Singleton Delia Siu John Siu Keith Smith Stephen Sobejana Ian Stan Crystal Stermer Joseph Sullivan Matthew Sullivan Andrew Sutton Leslie Tai Colleen Tam Michelle Tan Clint Taura Kimberly Ternate Bradford Tinloy Antonio Tolentino Patrick Tolentino Ralph Valdez ff' Juniors Not Pictured: Jermaine Sheppard Ian Conroy Gregory Morris Jonafhan Velasco Erin Vuksich Kyle Walsh Jason Wan Ashley Weeg Sarah Wells Kaihryn Weslow Tina Widarfo Anihony Williams Deborah Williams AnneTTe Wong Belinda Wong Bernice Wong Gabriel Wong Jessica Wong Joseph Wong Karen Wong Siephanie Wong Kendall Woo CourTney Wu Marissa Yago Cafherine Yan Sieven Yee Annalisa Yenne Eric Yim Jonafhan Young Chrisiina Yu Kali Yuen Melvin Yuen Bryan Zahn Juniors 33 Above: Sharon David performs a solo during The ChrisTmas Assembly. TalenTed sophomores began To Take iniTiaTive and become more involved in school. , Above: A group of sophomores siT in The shade aT lunch. The wooden benches gave sTudenTs a place To enjoy Their lunch. 34 New Faces Above: Diana Lac, Karen Tov, and Charlyn Dames pose aT The Walk-A-Thon. STudenTs bundled up for The cold day. Below: ChrisTina Kazarian, Caryn Pizzo, and Amber Miranda enjoy Their lunchTime TogeTher. The plaza was a greaT place for sTudenTs To relax and enjoy The sunshine. K2 2 T i Top Right Sophomores gaTher aT lunch To socialize wiTh one anoTher. Lunch gave sTudenTs Time To have fun TogeTher. Above: Sophomores enjoy The firsT rally for The Bruce. STudenTs showed Their school spiriT during The rallv. LefT1 FaTima Ramahi, KaThleen Rocamora, STefanie Jayme and Ms. Galvin pose aT The Walk-A-Thon. The Sophomores raised a loT of money This year and were very enThusiasTic in helping The school reach iTs goal. Sophomore Division 35 Jacob Abusharkh KrysTle Agcaoili JonaThan Aicardi Arlene AjosTe YveTTe Alderefe Brian Alunan Julius AncheTa Jessica Anderson John Ansari Nicole ApaliT Daniel Apicelli ScoTT Armsfrong Jesse Arrequin Carson AugusTino Andrew Balingil' Sophie Balla Gia Barsi Ryan BauTisTa Ryan BauTisTa Sarah Bechelli Owen Beere Dominick Bei James Benifez David BenneTT Tara Berland Rachel Bernstein Amanda Berfana Laura Bisio Pamela Borja William Bouzek Michelle Brady Shainna Breslow Allison Brinkley Elizabefh Buencamino Andres Cabrera Roberfo Cabrera Edwardo Campos Ana Canjura Paul Carreon Angela Casanas Sheila Casfro 36 New Faces T EIizabeTh Cavagnaro Sophia Chaban Carmen Chan Lillian Chan Ryan Chan Simon Chan Tiffany Chan Tiffany Chan Brenda Chang Theresa Chen Princefon Cheng Kevin Choo Eric Chun Max Chung Monique Cisneros Renee Corrigan Michael CoTTer Shannon CoTTer l2oberT CousarT John Cox Who is your favoriTe Teacher? Why? The besT Teacher is Mr. A. Karas because he Teaches well. He goes over all The work and makes sure we undersTand The maTeriaI. -Charlene EsTiva Mr. Doherfy is The besf Teacher be- cause he is really funny and he leTs us do our homework in class. -Joey Gibbons I like Dr. Link because he gives me a chance To grow. He gives us a loT of freedom and guidance. -Chellsea Rivera Sophomores 37 How do you feel abouf block scheduling ' TT' IT will be good 'ro have block Scheduling because i'r's different and fun. -Spencer Horn 38 New Faces ? I don'T wanf block scheduling because if'Il be hard To sif for an hour and a half. -Rory O'SuIlivan Block scheduling only increases class Time and if gefs boring. - John Tal Alexander Creasey Lindsay Curley Cafheryn Daly Charlyn Dames Sharon David Jenna De Ceoursfy Jeffrey Deo Michael Dewey Roberf Dickson Joseph Diesfel Patrick Dillon William Doyle Joseph Duenas Anfhony Duong Shannon Durkan Mary Egan Krisfin Eng David English Rebecca Epsfein Henry Espino Charlene Esfiva B QW? 'ff G. 'Xf 'f' Michaela Fahey Daniel Faulkner Giles Feinberg Clarissa Fiebelkorn Danielle Figone Tess Finkle Caillin Flanagan PeTer Fleming Alden FleTcher Maxwell FleTcher Nicholas FliTTer Brandon Fong Vicforia FonTillas Regina Foronda John Fry Stefanie Gardella Maurice Garfrell MaTThew Gaspar Aaron Gee Joseph Gibbons Ross Gimbal Dominic Gomes Gabriel Gomez Edgard Gonzalez Oliver Gonzalez Nafhaniel Goodwin Alexis Greene Gina Grinsell Alaina Guillermo John Guiral Mary Guzman J usTine Hamilton-Parsons Chrislopher Hargarfen Healher Hargraves ChrisTopher Haub Alexander Healy Bradley Henderson Branden Henderson Jennifer Hennessey Pafrick HipoliTo Spencer Hom Kirk Howard Sophomores 39 KrisTina Huey James Hyde Kenfarus Hyson Pamela Ibasan Jusfin InguiTo RoberTo Isola Jonalhan Ivanco Sfefanie Jayme Andrew Kang Maffhew Kaplan Brooke Kapovich Michael Kaskanlian ChrisTina Kazarian Noel Keenan Marina Kerman Dawn Knadler Zachary Knox Laura Krause Nicole Krejci Caitlin Kryss Winnie Kwan Sheldon Kwok Diana Lac Tiffany Lai Daniel Lau Simon Law Eric Leduc Jonalhan Leong Cheryl Li Alexandra Lin Joanne Liu Benjamin Lo Gregory Lofrano Jeffery Lum Michael Lum Richard Lynch Megan MacKey David Madden Graham Major Ryan Mancilla Katherine Manleca Candace Mar 40 New Faces 1 fy Thomas Mar Krystle Mariano Jennifer Marinas John Martin Laura Martinez Brian Martinezmoles Angelo Martocchio Aileen McAteer Amanda McCallum Kelly McConihe Tamara McDowell Kevin Mcl-iugh Donovan Mcliendrick Eve Mendez Erika Mendoza Tad Mihalopoulos Jaclyn Miranda Michaelangelo Molina Elizabeth Monterrosa What activity or' club is your favorite? Why? Playing volleyball is definitely my favorite activity because it's good exercise and a great way to meet people. - Dawn Knadler Soccer is my favorite activity at the school because there is unity and everyone has commitment to the sport. -Stacy Corcoran I like bowling because I am able to meet with my friends after school while doing an activity. -Calvin Wong Sophomores 41 Th eresa Moon choose To come To SHCP? Ag ki 2,- Z 4 5222 I If , V gi y M My y fx M Many people who came here influenced me aT a young age, and of course I like SHCP. -Jade Slanley 42 New Faces TimoThy Moriarfy ElizabeTh Morris BreTT Moses MaTThew Moy Boulos Mrabe I chose To come To SHCP because if has a greaT academic program and The Co-Cur-r-icular Alexander Mulder Gcfivi-H25 are Jonafhan Muniz gram TOO. Drew Murfha -Diana Lac Haley Myer ChrisTine Nerney Shannon Ng Sfephanie Ng Anka Novasic Erin O'Brien Many of my friends didn'T Come To SHCP, Michael O'ConneIl So iT was C1 good Addis O'Connor chance To s'rarT John O'Meara over and meeT new people. -Sakae WaTanabe George O'Neil KaThleen O'Shea Rory O'Sullivan y, i gon. 'QSO' i Shanna Ochoa Odioh Odiye Omoh Odiye Crisfina Olloqui Calvin On Andre Oriiz STeven PacaTTe Anfonio Padilla John Padua Danilo Pangilinan Jerlyn Pangilinan Jayne PeradoTTo Vanessa Perez Adrian Pimenfel Caryn Pizzo Kerry Plagman RoberT PlanThoId Clfirisfian Poppelreifer John Porfer KrisTina PorTiIlo Raquel Prunali Fatima Ramahi Cynfhia Ramirez Miranda RaThbone Sara Redahan Aniia Reyes Mark Reyes KurT Rifbjerg Chellsea Rivera Guillermo Rivera Kafhleen Rocamora Sebastian Rodriguez Vanessa Rose Keiko Rosensfiel Shannon Rowbury Jesse Russo Renee Russo Michael Sabella Evan Sainf-Pierre Remedios Salazar Laura SanTos Jared Sanz-Freilich Sophomores 43 Sueann Sarmiento AnneTTe Sarraille Michael Schindler Anfhony Schwab Anne Scudder Don SebasTian JusTin Seefo Jusel Selerio Maria Shea Jacqueline Siapno Tracy Silvey STephanie SmiTh Raymond Soudah Jade Sfaley Ryan STrong BridgeT Sullivan Jocelyn Tabajonda Lucas Tabios EllioTT Talbol' J onaThan Tam Maureen Tan Jason Tang Sage Tang Paula Thomas Jeffrey Tinloy Serena Tom Joseph Toomey John Tosmnoski Karen Tov Amy Townsend Tina Tran Edenberg UgoT CrisTina Valverde Anu Varghese Alison Verzosa Monique Villanueva Stephanie Vorrises ChrisTopher Wackler Sakae Wamnabe Louis Werfz 44 New Faces ., Z '1 vnu me V7 'lx Sophomores Not Pictured: Joseph Champagne-Bass Anfonio Peixofo Angela Mariocchio Stacy Corcoran Jesse Chu Joseph Nguyen Jacob Swan ,mf Darren ZapanTa Roselle Zulaybar Calvin Wong Deanna Wong J adine Wong J aneT Wong Jocelyn Wong Natalie Wong Lauren Woo ThursTon Woo Wha1' expecia- Tions do you have for The new Millenium? Find a solufion To YZK so Thai' our lives will noT become chaofic. -Cheryl Li Wendy Wu Marlin Verbic There is going Chrisiopher Yun 1-0 bg hqvgr Abas ZGdf0P cars like in the video games. - Tiffany Chan , A N-. ll 2 I I hope we will have less homework. - Andrew Kang Sophomores 45 Above: Vanessa Auerbach, CrisTina Flores, and Junior Ralph Valdez hang ouT To Talk aT The Walk-A-Thon. Such evenTs gave freshman The opporTuniTy To make new friends and meeT differenT people. 46 New Faces an 'l',l' Above: Jessica Lau, Armina Jusufagic, Julie Leong, and Ursula Mabereley Take a break in class for a picTure. HealTh class was one of The many new classes To Freshman. Above: Frances Chon and Lindsey Fong walk To class, Many classes were new and inTeresTing To The new sTudenTs. Belowi Jessica Torre, HeaTher Parke, and Meaghan Carey Take a break. Freshmen made up a large percenfage of The people aT The firsT dance. Right Colin MacDonald, Jessica Dun, Ian Collier and Nicole LindsTrom smile for The camera aT The WinTer Ball, WinTer Ball aTTracTed more sTudenTs Than ever, law' N-mx' Above: Freshmen gaTher aT The dance. The WinTer Ball was The firsT formal dance aT Sacred l-learT CaThedral for The Freshmen. LefT2 STeTany FonTela, AThena Napolean, Tierra Powell and Ashley Mui smile for The camera during The Walk-A-Thon. Our day in Golden GaTe Park gave sTudenTs a chance To hang ouT and make new friends. Freshman Division 47 Who is your favoriTe Teacher? Why? I would have To f say Tha? Ms. McMahon is my favorile Teacher. Her class is really exciting, very alive, and noT dull. -Kafrina Rechsfeiner 5 48 New Faces My favorife Teacher is Ms. D. because she makes class fun insTead of being serious and all Devin AcereT Angela Adams Bernice Aguas Lisa Aguirre RoberT Aicardi Vincenf Aliofo business. Christopher Amodo -Rachel Jung Coach Fran, because he Truly is a greal Teacher. l-le makes P.E. i nTeresTi ng and he also give second chances. -Anna Tosfanoski Addison Anderson Judd Anderson Philip Anderson Sanfia Andrews James Applegate Araceli Arcilla Jose Arenas Joseph Arevalo Vanessa Auerbach Kalrina AusTria Thomas Aviles Janelle Azedillo Michael Barry David Basconcillo :li Krisfel Basham Brian Bejarano PaTricia BelTran Jonathan Bergland Abigail Biralde Lorrie Bifz Josephine Bloomfield ChrisTian Bonifacio Ian Boyd Chrisiina Bray Qiana Bronson PaTricia Brooks Errol Buada Jose Bud ino Melissa Buifrago Ricky Cacho Efienne Camou Jeremy Canizares Jason Cannaia Meaghan Carey Ma1'Thew Carp Gioanna Casey Angelina Casolla Stephanie Casfro Nicholas Cerone AnThony Cervanies Jeanne? Challef Bonnie Chan Bryan Chan Lorraine Chan AnToineT're Chavez Jennifer Chen Courfney Chin Monica Chin Kr-ysTle Cho Frances Chon S-Tephanie Chow Carole Colfer Ian Collier Maya Collins Laura Crahan Cyryl Cruz Freshmen 49 Isabelle Cruz Sfephen Cuadra Andrew D'Ercole Eileen Daly Gabriel De Guzman Janina De La Torre Audrey De Vere HunT Joseph DeFilippo Kim Dela Cruz Priscilla Delgado Sabrina Delgado Neil Della Cava Kevin Der KaThleen DeriquiTo William Diefenbach Colleen Diner Tony Dinh Becky Dirige Jessica Dun Samanfha DuVall Odelle Edora Donald Ellenberg Ronald Ellenberg Ryan EmmeTTs Alicia Fabbri Sfeven Fanucchi Amy Fazio Michael Ferraresi Charles FeuchTer Henry Fields Rhonda FliTTer Angela Flores Cristina Flores Sebasfian Flores Sara Flynn Alexander Fong Jason Fong Lindsey Fong Sfefany Fonfela Andrea Fung Janine Gallagher Ashley Gam Jesse Garcia Irene Gardner Cathryna Gaspar Joseph Giovannetti Matthew Gonzalez Michaela Gonzalez Jennifer Greene Michael Guerrero Veronica Guerrero Gregory Guitron Erin Haley Tim Hallisy Matthew Hardeman Reny Hawkins Jasmine Haye David Herman Jason Hill Eveline Hinajon Deirdre Holland Jeremy Holman Andrew Hontalas What activity or club is your favorite? Why? ,fe The bowling club is my favorite because there is no pressure. It gives me the opportunity to meet other people. - Jessica Dun I've only joined Lasallian Youth and that has been all right. I am glad being able to help the needy. -Nick Lien I love cross country because it is a good way to exercise . The coaches are cool and I like hanging out with the team. - Katrina Austria Freshmen 51 WhaT do you look forward To accomplishing while aTTending SHCP? 1 :Lf 3 f I look forward To geTTing good grades and being a good aThleTe. -Ruby Tolosa 52 New Faces I look forward To making Tons of new friends and having as much fun as I can in The besf four years of my life. -Eileen Daly As a freshman, I wanT To Try and accomplish a sense of organizaTion ThaT I can use for The resT of my life. -STella SanTana N JonaThan Huey KrysTle Hughes PeTer Hwang Pamela Hwee STephanie Jahja Ashley Janes CaiTlin Jennings Emmanuel Jisrawi Jessica Johnson Sasha Jouk Andres Juarez Theresa J ue Rachel Jung Armina Jusufagic Beverly Kahler Calvin Kam Jamie KasTe STacy Keenan Nicole Kinahan Michael King Rosa King QT' Timolhy King Kelly Kremko Nancy Kuan Evan Kung Kelly Lam Margaref LaMoTTe Daniel LaPrevoTTe Erik Larson Jessica Lau Travis Lau Christina Laureia Henry Law Andrew Lawhon Andrew Lee Caleena Lee J onafhan Lee Stanley Lee Julie Leong Regina Leong Nicholas Lien Edward Lim Michael Lim Nicole LindsTrom Louis Linebarger Jonaihan Linn SCOTT Linl' Jonafhan Lopez Curfis Lui Ursula Maberley Colin Macdonald Alfonso Maciel Ryan Mack Raina Mae Magsino Ryan Maher Tracy Mahon Chrisfopher Mankiewicz Jessica Marquez Michael Marfinek Barbara Martinez Lauren MarTinez Michelle Mayes Crisfina Mayorga Freshmen 53 BridgeTTe McAuliffe Nicholas McAuliffe Charles McCulIagh Veronica McDaniel JaneT McDonald Iain McInTyre Por-Phol Meeriyagerd Alex Miller Chymbelyne Miniz Angela Minjarez MaTThew Morales Monica Morales AnThony MoreTTi Ashley Mui Jane Mullins Afhena Napoleon Kalia Narruhn VicTor Narvaez Justin Newhouse Jonathan Ng Tammy Nguyen Kafhleen Nolan ChrisTopher O'Brien Aidan O'Flynn Kohl O'Keefe Moriah Orfiz Vicenfe Osegueda Mikhail Osipov Chrisfian Panganiban Heafher Parke John-Paul Passaglia l-lifesh PaTel Satish Patel Molly Paul Maria-Joana Peixolo Roberf Pefrini Carl Pichel Lauren Por'Ter Tierra Powell Terese Powers Eugene Quan Esfafanie Ramirez 54 New Faces KaTrina RechsTeiner Michelle Regacho Jennifer Reyes STephanie Reynolds PeTer Ridenour Lauren Riggins AlberT Conrad Rodriguez Armello Rodriguez Adam Romero Erika Rosales ChrisTopher Salguero Daniel Sampior .TonaThan Ross Sangalang STella SanTana KrisTine SanTeIises Julius SanTos TeresiTa SanTos AnThony SargenTi Giancarlo Scherillo MaTThew Schip Danielle SchuTz Why did you choose To come To SHCP? mm M92 on , S.- Sl-ICP was my choice because iT is a warm and friendly environ- menT and They have challenging academics. -Meghan Carey I chose To come To SHCP because iT is a good school and They made me feel welcome aT Open House. -Kevin Der I chose SHCP because They have a sTrong educaTion program. -Amanda Youngblood Freshmen 55 WhaT expecTaTions do you have for The new Millenium? W Q, 2 , l There will be beTTer ways of enforcing The laws and beTTer Technology. -Judd Anderson I will be The guy making billions of dollars by selling a new kind of popcorn ThaT crackles in your mouTh. -Tony MoreTTi Winning The MGM conTesT during The new Millenium. -Tim Hallisy Freshmen Not Pictured: Carmen Aguilar Erik SmiTh 56 New Faces Jessica SchuTz Molly Scudder STephen SeTo Roslyn Severa Julie Shah Ryan Sheeran Nicole Silva Eric 5ingleTon KaTherine SmiTh KaThleen SmiTh Marie SmiTh Nicolas Solis Jean-Marc Sorhondo Manuel Splain Cole STaben MaTThew 5Terling Kevin STolle Charden SubTaveananT Nicholas TalboT STella Tam Richard Tanega Donald Tang Jodie Tinio Jonathan Tolentino Lindsay Tolentino Ruby Allison Tolosa Lisa Tom Francesca Torre Anna Tostanoski Nicholas Travins Annie Tsai Dylan Tumath Jennifer Van Winkle Jessica Vazquez Cristina Venegas Kristina Vernale James Victoria Alexa Vignoles Andreana Villa Michael Vuksich Christine Vuong Alexandra Waldhorn Drew Walker Ryan Walsh Kevin Wang Michael Weaver James Whearty Laura White Mark Wilker Jonathan Wilkinson Duncan Wilson Bridget Winans Dayton Wong Jordan Wong Nicholas Wong Rose Marie Wong Patrick Yalon Christopher Yee Ivan Yee Amanda Youngblood Angelizen Zabala Julia Zharchuk Katherine Zuppann Freshmen 57 Mr. John Scudder, Principal Mr. Louis Meyer, Assistant Principal Mr. Ronald Nocetti, Assistant Principal Ms. Catherine Ronan, Assistant Principal Mr. Mario Sazo, Dean of Students Br, Kevin Slate, Assistant to the Principal :Si Director of the Brothers' Community Mrs, Janet Bechelli, Instructor in English Mr. Edward Bennett, Religion Department Chair Ms. Marie Bernard, Instructor in French Ms. Christine Buell, Instructor in English A Social Studies Mr. Timothy Burke, Director of Admissions Mr. Gary Cannon, Instructor in Englishdilleligion Mr. William Corkery, Director of Counselingand Guidance Dr. George Cosmos, Mathematics Department Chair Mr. Mario Dell'Olio, Director of Music! Editor of ZH' Century Br. Martin DeMartini, Instructor in English Ms. Carol Devincenzi, Director of Student Activities Mr. Kevin Doherty, Instructor in Mathematics Sr. Frances Meyer, DC, Instructor in Mathematics Mr. Stephen Franceschi, Instructor in Physical Education Mr, Phillip Freed, Associate Athletic Director Mr. Matthew Gallegos, Instructor in Social Studies Ms. Barbara Galvin, Instructor in English Mr, Ignacio Gonzalez,Instructor in Spanish Mr, Peter Gresh, Instructor in Mathematics Ms, Heather Hall, Instructor in Visual di Performing Arts di English Mr. Patrick Havel, Instructor in Japanese Ms. Aileen l-leidkamp,English Department Chair Ms. Heather Heise, Instructor in English di Chorus Assistant Dr. Kenneth Hogarty, Instructor in English!Counselor Mr. James Koeppen, Counselor Mr. William Krueger, Social Studies Department Chair Mrs. Caroline Kuhn, Counselor Ms. Mariellyn Lawlor,Instructor in Social Studies Mr. John Lee, Instructor in Social Studies Dr, William Link,Instructor in Social Studies Ms, Molly McMahon, Instructor in English di Spanish, di VAP Arts Mr, Frank Milam, Instructor in Mathematicsdi Science Br. Michael Sanderl, Instructor in Religion Mr, Donald Moe, Instructor in English :Si French Ms. Jo Ann Momono, Athletic Director Mr. Richard Moore, Science Department Chair 58 New Faces ,.-, Gt N Mr Wayne Henderson, Comptroller Mr, Sean Aloise, Assistant to Choral Program Br. Antonia Gonzaga, Teacher Emeritus Mr. Michael Cardella, Instructor in Computers! Counselor Br. Christopher Donnelly, Development Staff Mr. James Conolly,Instructor in Social Studies!Counselor Ms. Susan Ershler, Instructor in Social Studies!Counselor Mr. Thomas Farrell, Instructor in Science Mr. Gary Flinders, Instructor in Religion! Counselor Fr. JuIianGonzalesA Montenegro, Instructor in Spanish Mr. William Gotch, Instructor in English Sr. Grace Zafarano, Bookstore Manager!Library Assistant Br, Joseph Fabiano, Library Assistant Mr. Angelus Karas, Instructor in Mathematics Mr. Chris Karas, Instructor in Mathematics Mrs. Marie Llamas, Instructor in Mathematics Mrs, Karen McKinney, Instructor in English Ms. Katherine McFadden, Instructor in English :Si Religion Ms. Mary Moreno, Instructor in Spanish Mr. Emil Moy, Instructor in Mathematics Mr. Brian Murphy, Instructor in Mathematics SHCP Administration, Faculty di Right: Mr. Gonzalez holds a child on his shoulders in Mexico. The Venaver experi- ence gave many people a new appreciation for life. Left: Mr. Pardini decides to have a stretch. Brain- breaks allowed everyone some diversion during the rigors of study. Left: fclockwisej Fr. Julian, Br. Ricardo, Br. Michael, and Mrs. McKinney relax during the retreat. The faculty needed a break from the busy routine. Faculty 59 Sl-ICP Administra- tion, Faculty di Staff Mr. Nodar helps Ronald Ellenberg with his Spanish. Teachers were dedicated and patient with their students which provided a healthy learning environment. Physics and Mathematics are Mr. MiIam's specialty as he instructs his class to do a problem. Many Teachers were Knowledgeable in various subjects. 60 New Faces Br. Michael helps guide a parent during Open l-louse.The Staff and Faculty worked together to make sure the event ran smoothly. Ms. Lori Palumbo-Murray, Visual 61 Performing Arts Chair Mr. Manuel Nodar, Instructor in Spanish Br. Ricardo Palacio, FSC, Campus Ministry Director Mr. Juan Sanchez, Instructor in Spanish Mr. Richard Sansoe, Instructor in Social Studies Mrs. Judy Scudder, Librarian Mr. Sebastian Vallelunga, Instructor in Religion Mr. Christopher Wallace, Foreign Language Department Chair Mr. Mark White, Director of Technology Mrs. Lois Gilliam, De Paul Campus Attendance Secretary Mrs. Deanne Nocetti, Receptionist Ms. Tigress Osborn, Assistant Director of Technology Mr. Lepoldo Menlapig, Maintenance Mr. Tim Quach, Maintenance Mrs. Helen Papalias, Food Service Staff Right: Mrs. Shapiro and Mrs. Lorentz enjoy a quick visit in the Main Office.Teachers' busy schedules leave them few opportunities to talk about school and life. .wx pa y i lf . . 'W I A N. ix- l . ' A ,. u , A , w, ' x fsl .Y 3 i A I no Eaculjgcdi 5tafLNQLEictured Mr. George Gigiolio Ms. Winifred Kelley Mrs. Cristin Kuehl Mrs. Kathleen Lorentz Ms. Julia Rinaldi Dr. Richard Scheerer Mrs. Anna Collier Mrs. Chris Diestel Mr. Mark Fabbri Mrs. Maureen Horan Mrs. Rose Horan Ms. Melissa Kates Ms. Nancy Morales Mrs. Rosine Ryan Mrs. Toni Tschann Mr. Manuel Canchola Mr. Rodrigo Gutierrez Mr. Carlos Suarez Mrs. Maria Cauteruccio Mrs. Frances Pignati Mr. David Pardini, Instructor in English Mr. Dennis Parlante, Instructor in Visual A Performing Arts Mr, Gerald Phillips, Instructor in Social Studies Mr. Philip Remington, Instructor in Religion Mr. Stuart Rosenthal, Instructor in English di Visual di Performing Arts. Mrs. Janet Shapiro, Director of Professional Development Mr. Herman Shum, Instructor in Social Studies Ms. Deborah Simmons, Instructor in Religion Ms. Leslie Simms, Instructor in Mathematics Ms. Kristy Valverde, Instructor in Mathematics Mr. John Wilkinson, Instructor in Science Mr. Jeff Wilson, Instructor in Social Studies Ms. Jane Clausen Benson, Secretary to the Principal Mrs. Debbie Carey, Library Assistant Miss Sue Elvander, Registar Secretary Mr. Dave Lopez, Security Guard Mrs. Roselle Nerney, La Salle Attendance Secretary Mrs. Joyce Pasero, Secretary of Admissions Mrs. Martha Schwarz, Library Technical Assistant Mr. Carlos Del Puerto, Head of Maintenance Staff Mr. Jose Gutierrez, Maintenance Mr. Jorge Prado, Maintenance Mrs. Marina Stolarov, Food Service Staff Faculty 61 Right! Junior Daniel Caceres shows off his Superman powers to his fellow classmate Chris Cerone. Students enjoyed dressing up during theme days to show their school spirit. Right: Junior David Moggia strikes a pose for his fellow students. Karaoke was one of the spirit-building activities that pumped up the students for the Bruce-Mahoney basketball game. 62 New Friends -6,q,4,4, FRIENDS During their four years of high school, students have a lot to deal with: school, homework, work, sports, and other co-curricular activities. Still, students find spare time to go to games, participate in rallies, and spend time with their classmates. They may not remember the details of the Civil War or how to solve a quadratic equation, but they will definitely remember their Student Life activities for years to come. Going to the Bruce Mahoney games, participating in the rallies, and hanging out with their friends during games, dances, plays, and concerts create memories that will be engraved in their minds. Student Life gives the students a break from their hectic lives, and, most importantly, it gives them wonderful stories they will cherish and take with them fora lifetime. After all, high school years are the best years of your life. -Caroline Cua 'OO di Joel Chan'O1 Below: Seniors Jenny Gallagher and Christina Sahagun cheer excitedly for the football team at the Bruce Mahoney. The Bruce Mahoney game brought the Student Body together. SHCP. Above: Senior Step Team members show their school pride in efforts to pump up the crowd for the rally. Seniors, especially took in all the enjoyable moments spent during their last year at ghT: Freshmen Lauren iggens, Alex Miller, Marla- bana PexioTo enjoy a momenT r lunch. Freshmen found :mmon inTeresTs wiTh Their aw friends aT SHCP, novel Seniors Caroline Cua and Desiree aGuzman smile for The camera aT The Men's 1skeTball VarsiTy game. Senior year lowed friends To Treasure Their Time geTher. ,ew LefT: Sophomores and Juniors Take a momenT for a picTure during The WinTer Ball. The Theme was Till The Ball Drops. Below: Freshmen Alicia Fabbri and Molly Scudder enjoy socializing during lunch, Lunch gave sTudenTs more Time To bond, .,w ' STudenT Life Division 63 Lasallian Leadership Workshop MORAGA '992 Future Leaders For five days in August, students from Lasallian schools all over the west coast met in Moraga at Saint Mary's College for the first west coast gathering and outreach program. More than 140 students from ten different schools collected for this program to live out the message of faith, service, and community. In the mornings and afternoons, students participated in prayer and service opportunities. During the evening, students reflected on their day and had some fun. Some projects the students participated in included cleaning the Oakland shoreline and creating a carnival in Golden Gate Park. Small groups of students also worked on service opportunities at Habitat for Humanity, homeless shelters, and daycare centers. The district ot San Francisco sponsored these events to foster community building between the Lasallian schools. -Robert Leung 'OO and Dominic Bocci 'OO l Above Right: Br. Michael, Br. Kevin, Vince Peterson, Fr. Julian, Dan Vincenzi, Jason Pellegrini, Celina Gomes, Dominic Bocci, Magda Jisrawi, Stacie Solt, and Rose Dias stand together at St. Mary's College. Right: Outside St. Mary's Chapel, the Lasallian's gather to take a group picture. At the conference, all the students saw that they were part of a big family. 64 New Friends Above: Dominic Bocci and friends dance aT The going away parTy for The aTTendees. Fun was a key parT of every acTiviTy aT The conference. Right: Br, Michael, Celina Gomes, Dominic Bocci, and friends Take a break for a group picTure affer a long day of service. Each group wenT To differenT siTes daily. Above Lef1'2 STacie SolT, Jason Pellegrini, Celina Gomes and her friend eaT dinner one lasT Time before reTurning home. All of The sTudenTs were sad To leave Their new friends. Above: AT her service siTe, Celina Gomes sTirs up some Trouble as she makes some punch for break Time. Many sTudenTs learned a IoT abouT Themselves and found many new TalenTs Lasallian Leadership Workshop 65 Above: Down in SanTa Cruz, The scholars relax TogeTher in The blazing sun. Solidifying lifelong bonds helped To make This experience more meaningful. Below: The scholars smile for one final picTure on Their reTreaT-- relieved ThaT They survived The Blair WiTch Project AfTer climbing over The large wall, They expressed greaT exciTemenT. 5 W Above: Joshua Lau, Carmen Bullard, and BeTTy Chu pull Rose Dias To safeTy. AfTer Conquering The wall The scholars felT They could meeT all challenges. 66 New Friends The Scholar WiTch ProjecT The Senior Scholars spenT a nighT TogeTher in The woods. Those ThaT reTurned would never be The same. Above: The Scholars Try To unTangIe Themselves from The grasp of The spider's web. Fun acTiviTies hosTed by The reTreaT sTafT helped sTudenTs To form bonds wiTh one anoTher. Simplify, simplify, simplify. Thoreau wroTe These famous lines in his greaT TranscendenTaIisT work, Walden. On AugusT15i and 1691, The senior scholars parTicipaTed in evenTs designed To uniTe Them. Over The nexT Two days, The sTudenTs spenT Their Time hiking, eaTing, and living TogeTher in The Laguna Honda campgrounds. On Monday, The scholars meT Their insTrucTors from The AcTion Learning Ropes Course. Rebecca Louie spoke of her experience, As I sTood on The TighT rope, ThirTy feeT from The ground, I almosT swallowed my hearT. I was so glad ThaT my fellow scholars were There To supporT me. AlThough They did noT meeT The Blair WiTch, The sTudenTs did conquer some demons wiThin Themselves. The reTreaT aTTecTed people in differenT ways. Nb,,,,,,,,.,,.,....... l2oberT Leung 'OO LefT: The Senior Scholars gaTher in fronT of The DePaul Campus before embarking upon Their reTreaT experience in The SouTh Bay. The Scholars encompass a very diverse and mulTi-TalenTed group of people. Senior Scholar ReTreaT 67 A New Experience ............... Summer. The end of school, the beginning of summer school, or the start of an adventure? Last summer, three groups of students from SHCP had the adventure of studying language, history and culture, while living with native families. A group of 22 students traveled to Spain where they visited historical cities and studied in Salamanca. Another group of 8 students went to Inuyama, J apan, a five year tradition, where they encountered a different lifestyle and tasted the culture in the land of the rising sun. Finally, 8 students went to Mexico, where they studied and did many similar activities as the other groups. But, this trip was different because it also involved service learning. After a morning of Spanish the students helped out at a local orphanage with activities and tutoring. Even though each culture is different in its unique way, one thing was common: the mfense heat. Anthony Nyguyen 'OO Above left: Students take time from their trip to pose in i Alberta, Spain. The students enjoyed the abundant historical ambiance. Right: The Mexican travelers wait in front of SuchitIan's famous restaurant. The students tried various foods here. 68 Summer Trips vi 4235 J iw ,. M' 'isi' T -2-,ugh Lk- H 1 1 I V Above: The SHC sTudenTs sTand behind The plaque in fronT of The ruins of The former Hiroshima PrefecTural Building. The building remains unchanged as a rememberance of The 1945 bombing. Right STudenTs of SHC come TogeTher for a group shoT in fronT of The ciTy of Toledo, STudenTs Toured many hisTorical ciTies on Their advenTure. :rv Il ' rf K . . Vll I 'lllllffl l Above IefT2 Mr. Gonzales enjoys lunch and conversaTion wiTh sTudenTs. Mexico was a new and unique experience for everyone. Above: Juniors Gino KaTigbak, Melissa Chan, and Kyle PeTers show off a few of The one Thousand cranes made for The Japan Trip. The one Thousand cranes symbolize peace. Summer Trips 69 g of U i H T Above: Senior John Della Cella looks up To waTch his shoT aT The dunk Tank. Many sTudenTs did noT wanT To lose This chance of seeing Their Teachers geT dunked. Right: Mr. Cannon seTs up The dunk Tank. Many helped prepare for This unforgeTTable evenT. 70 New Friends Above: Mr. Krueger sTands soaking weT afTer sTudenTs dunk him. STudenTs cheered The Teachers who became drenched during This evenT. LefT2 Junior Phoebe Blaschak Takes a shoT aT Teachers waiting for Their drop. The dunk Tank broughT sTudenTs from bofh campuses TogeTher. Dunk Tank Makes lm M '25 is i ---u-..... T 1 iso -. i , 2s.q,,,-kk -1 f, -ww.. . it A splash! WhaT happens when you puT TogeTher Teachers, balls, a TargeT, a dunk Tank and IoTs of anxious sTudenTs? DUNK TANK! On SepTember 17'h, The sTudenT body rallied TogeTher hoping To dunk Their Teachers. STudenTs who reached Their Walk-A-Thon goal of S175 or more were able To Take Three shoTs aT soaking Teachers. Facuhy members like Mr. Cannon, Mr. DoherTy, Mr. C. Karas, Mr. Krueger, Ms. McFadden, Mr. Murphy and Mr. Wilson were willing To Take a plunge inTo The icy, cold waTer. Seniors Teresa Boss and Mae Papageorgiou said, WaTchi ng The Teachers geT dunked was really fun. BuT, no one had really good aim. IT was funny waTching people run up and push The buTTon. The Dunk Tank proved To be a greaT success by uniTing The school communiTy and encouraging sTudenTs To raise money for The annual drive. IT shows The Teachers' dedicaTion and how far They're willing To go To supporT us, said junior Michele Nguyen. -Karen Wong '01 Above Mr. DoherTy waiTs on The chair before his drop inTo The icy, cold Tank. Many Teachers acTively parTicipaTed in The Dunk Tank. LefT2 STudenTs waTch The acTion from The sidelines. Eager sTudenTs sTood in supporT as Their fellow cIassmaTes dunked Teachers. Dunk Tank 71 Don'T Talk The Talk, If You Can'T Wal k The Walk The Dreyer's Truck drove up, buT insTead of barrels of ice cream To Tame The ferocious hunger of The SHCP ,c sTudenTs: The Truck was empTyl The Dreyer's man consoled faculTy waiTing To unload The Truck, saying ThaT someone musT have forgoTTen To load The ice cream. The missing ice cream was The only seT back for The 1999 Walk-A- Thon ThaT Took place aT The Polo Fields on SepTember 24Th. The fall aThleTes and sTudenT council led The Walk-A- Thon by giving 512,000 before school sTarTed. The seniors seT an example by coming close To beaTing The previous senior class record. The juniors and freshmen almosT beaT Their class records Too, buT The sophomores wenT over The Top and beaT The record seT lasT year. 982, of The sTudenT body parTicipaTed in Walk-A-Thon, and The sTudenT body achieved The school goal of raising 5,125,000 by The day of The Walk-A-Thon! -Leslie Green '02 Above:Anya Robinson, Mayor Brown, and Sabrina CaTer pose for a picTure. Mayor Brown's appearance was a surprise for everyone. Right Freshmen enjoy Their firsT Walk-A-Thon. Freshmen sTarTed Their SHCP careers wiTh a bang by giving so much. 72 New Friends K , E: fa. 2, Above: Seniors ChrisTine Gouveiu Shane Griffin, Amy Siemers pose during The Walk- A-Thon. Seniors sovored Their lc1sT Walk-A-Thon TogeTher. Right Juniors wolk while lisTening To The music. Music kepT some of The sTudenTs walking even when They feIT like quiTTing! Above: The juniors show Their pride. The spir'iT Trophy Wolk-A-Thon 73 Abovei Juniors Melvin Yuen and Monica Lee spend Time TogeTher Taking picTures. The Homecoming Dance wasn'T jusT a nighT of spooks, buT also a nighT of Above righT15eniors Joel Dequis and Valerie MonTes pose for a picTure. As Their lasT Homecoming Dance, The seniors Take Time cherishing This momenT. 5 74 New Friends Above15ophomores Sophie Balla and her friend hang ouT. This was a nighT for friends To geT TogeTher so ThaT They could have fun dancing and meeTing new people. LefT1 Senior Magda Jiswari inTroduces each Homecoming King and Queen candidaTe in The gym balcony before The sTudenTs aTTending The dance. NighTmare Un Ellis 5TreeT OcTober 26'h To The 29Th, Homecoming fever swepT Through The school creaTing exciTing energy. The senior class chose The Homecoming CourT1 Dominic Bocci, Joel Dequis, Celina Gomes, Elaine Gardner, Landis HalTon, KaTie Krueger, Tony Miranda, Valerie MonTes, Tina Novero, and Nick ThornTon. All members parTicipaTed in compeTiTive yeT fun-filled acTiviTies during lunch. Games such as Limbo, Dress Till you Drop, and a Canoe Race revealed how wild and spiriTed our nominees were. NighTmare on Ellis STreeT , The Theme for The Homecoming dance ran chills Through The bones of The sTudenTs. 5TudenTs eagerly awaiTed The announcemenT of This year's king and queen as They arose from The dead near The end of The dance. As The lighTs dimmed, The spoTlighT shined on our king and queen, Landis HaITon and Tina Novero. Dancing and laughing made Homecoming a really memorable nighT. -Amy Wong 'OO Above IefT: Seniors Lance HalTon and Tina Novero celebraTe Their Homecoming TiTle wiTh a dance. The song They danced To was Thriller. LefT: Members of The Homecoming Council geT TogeTher Tor a group shoT, The candidaTes were very acTive in SHC life, and represenT Their class well. Homecoming 75 SHC spiriT rises The TirsT spiriT week occurred 5epTember 28Th Through OcTober1sT. The spiriT acTiviTies and The TirsT rally were held on The plaza. STudenTs wore modified dress To show Their school spiriT by dressing in blue, green, or SHC T- shirTs. 5TudenTs parTicipaTed in a varieTy of games during lunch and The rally To earn spiriT poinTs: a Three-legged race, an underfover sponge game, a balloon conTesT among The freshmen, sophomore, junior, and senior classes. The Class of 2001 defended and mainTained Their school spiriT Trophy during The rally. The evenTs helped To creaTe uniTy and school spiriT among The sTudenTs and TaculTy. - Caroline Cua 'OO Above: Senior Joel Dequis encourages spiriT during The rally. STudenTs parTicipaTed wiTh greaT response from his encouragement Rigl'l'l': Ms.l2inaIdi and Two sTudenTs show Their school pride during The balloon conTesT, TT Mx .- - .sissy , i , .',.i T u 41 .ri-. 11 ..- -. 7 ig 133573 1.11. T- The faculTy IosT ThaT porTion of The game. 76 New Friends an . T -,L ., Fm, gp -' . 5E1l: ' .midi '. -wi' , ... -,. .H . , ,, - ,,-mln in , 4'4- . er 1, T Above: Mr. Wilson and senior Jason Ferrer go againsT all odds To win The balloon conTesT. The rally pumped up The sTudenT body before The Bruce Mahoney fooTball game. Above! Seniors John Schaumburg and Tina Novero represenT Their class by parTicipaTing in The Three-legged race. These Two sTudenTs pleased The senior class as They showed Their enThusiasm during The rally. Upper IefT: Seniors Take a momenT To show off Their colors, By wearing Sl-lC T-shirTs They demonsTraTed Their school spiriT, Above: The Junior class celebraTes Their spiriT Trophy win. GO IRISH! SpiriT Week 77 Above: Colleen Redmond provides comic relief during break. Refreaf leaders enjoyed having fun wiTh peers aT The reTreaf. Above Right Freshmen paTienTly IisTen during The closing prayer. Freshmen felf sad To see The day end: iT was a day They will always remember. 78 New Friends Above! Freshmen gaTher around To hear abouT each oTher's life experiences. By sharing sTories, They were able To open up To Their fellow classmaTes. Right Vincenf AlioTo concenTraTes during mediTaTion A loT of The freshmen and reTreaT leaders fell asleep while medifahng. UniTed We STand At the Freshmen Retreat The Freshmen l2eTreaTs occurred ThroughouT The monTh of OcTober in The Lower CaThedral. The reTreaT began wiTh prayer followed by ice breakers: Birdie on The Perch, Freeze Dancing, and The Human KnoT. NexT, The freshmen broke inTo small groups where They Talked openly wiTh Their reTreaT leaders and classmaTes on various subjecTs. In Their small groups, They played games like Keep The l2hyThm, TruTh or Dare, and Charades in order To geT To know oThers in Their group beTTer. AfTer The Freshmen came back from lunch, BroTher Ricardo led Them in a group mediTaTion which helped To relax Them afTer a long day. l2ighT before The closing prayer, The small groups wroTe abouT each oTher's good qualiTies. Then, during The closing prayer, They shared These complimenTs wiTh everyone. During The reTreaTs, The freshmen learned abouT Their classmaTes and enjoyed a break from The rouTine of school. -Joel Chan '01 Abovel BroTher Ricardo leads The opening prayer, Many sTudenTs and reTreaT leaders were Thankful for BroTher Ricardo's hard work. Right Freshmen Talk in Their small groups abouT various subjecTs. Many freshmen discussed school and oTher subjecTs. Freshmen ReTreaT 79 80 New Seniors coming TogeTher On SepTember 3O ', a varieTy of seniors spenT Two days TogeTher aT Bishops Ranch To mediTaTe and geT To know one anoTher more personally. Bishops Ranch, seT in Healdsburg - NorTh of SanTa Rosa, was a peaceful environmenT. The reTreaT gave sTudenTs The opporTuniTy To relax and geT away from The ciTy. 5TudenTs parTicipaTed in numerous ice breakers. One ice breaker, called wagon wheel, insTrucTed sTudenTs To inTerview one anoTher. In addiTion To all The fun and games, The group enjoyed discussions abouT school, Teenage life, friends, parenTs, and God. By discussing various subjecTs, The sTudenTs became closer and began To feel more comforTable wiTh each oTher. AlThough many of The sTudenTs knew one anoTher, This reTreaT gave seniors The opporTuniTy To learn more abouT each oTher personally. - Robyn Fong 'OO Above: A group of girls are reflecTing on The evenTs ThaT Took place on Their firsT day of reTreaT. Sharing experiences wiTh friends was only one aspecT of The reTreaT. RighTr STudenTs gaTher TogeTher in fronT of The chapel for a momenT of silence, BroTher Ricardo lead The prayer as sTudenTs closed Their eyes and reflecTed. Friends ff. - Q ,:.,i ,kivk , 434- Above: PeTer Frauenfelder, Marie ApplegaTe, and Dawn MauberreT geT TogeTher and reTlecT on The day's acTiviTies. EaTing meals TogeTher gave sTudenTs more Time To share ideas and have fun. Right: All TwenTy- seven sTudenTs gaTher TogeTher for a picTure. Everyone received necklaces which symbolized The spiriT of The reTreaT. if Above: STu Bone, a volunTeer from ST. Mary's college, and Ricardo Lizarrada bond TogeTher as The reTreaT comes To an end. The reTreaT gave sTudenTs an opporTuniTy To geT To know each oTher beTTer. Upper LefT: Tiffany BauTisTa and Robyn Fong enjoy The view and each oTher. The reTreaT offered sTudenTs Time To geT away from everyday Troubles, have fun and resT, Senior Retreat 81 Above: Valerie MonTes and Dominic Bocci pose as Velma and Scooby Doo in The cafeferia, Sfudenfs displayed Their creaTiviTy Through Their cosfurnes. Above Right Adrien Edora wins BesT CosTume in The Halloween cosfume conTesT. The Halloween cosTume conTesT was exciTing and compeTiTive. 82 New Friends Above: Joel Dequis and Ms. Devincenzi wafch The cosfume conTesT Taking place. The cosfume conTesT aT'rracTed a large group of spec'raTors. Right: Chrisfina Marchi and Michelle Scannel dress in Their 5O's flashback ouTfiTs.S'rudenTs offen used movies and T.v. shows as inspirafion for cosTume designs. Halloween Havoc 5 J i l e ,A I ,M ,WMA f f , if On OcTober 29Th, The spiriT of Halloween wreaked havoc across boTh SHC campuses. EveryThing from wiTches, counTry boys, To The Scooby Doo gang came To life. Many sTudenTs dressed up for The day, coming as hillbillies, wresTlers, and of course, The BacksTreeT Boys. Some of The evenTs included a pumpkin carving division compeTiTion, a cosTume parade, and even a How Big? conTesT, To guess The weighT of a pumpkin, sponsored by The EarTh AcTion Club. In addiTion, There was spooky music for The sTudenTs To IisTen To during lunch and move Their way Through The acTiviTies. Sadly, ThaT was all The undead did on Their special day. Man, aTTer all The Trouble They wenT Through To geT here, They should have had a monsTer bash. -Shann Kao 'O1 and Joel Chan 'O1 Above: Senior Noel Karcie impersonaTes Carrie, Many cosTumes were carefully organized and nlnrmorl V , .,... - -. Right Who are These five men dressed in whiTe? GhosTs? Nol Seniors Magnus Yang, Ian McGrew, Joshua STageburg, AnThony Wong, as The BacksTreeT Boys. Halloween 83 and Eric STephen made Their debuT Venaver: Crossing Borders Come and see how life fares on The oTher side of The border was The challenge issued by The faciliTaTors of The Venaver Program. WiTh open hearTs and minds The sTudenTs and faciIiTaTors accepTed The advenTure ThaT would forever Touch Their lives. Prior To going To Tijuana, The group aTTended a number of service workshops in The local communiTy To help parTicipanTs menTally prepare for The culTure shock ThaT They would face. NeverTheless, This immersion program was a special one for The sTaff and sTudenTs. Mrs. Zambrano Ca.k.a. Ms. Shirahj, a former Teacher of Sl-ICP helped lead The program and ensure The sTudenTs had a memorable experience. The sTudenTs spenT five days immersing Themselves in Mexican culTure, poliTics, and service work. This year also marked The Ten-year anniversary of The program. - RoberT Leung 'OO Above: The parTicipanTs sTand before a wall builT in rememberance To Those who died Trying To cross The border. AfTer living wiTh each oTher for five days The sTudenTs bonded TogeTher. Right The group forms a pyramid showing Their love and supporT for each oTher. Venaver parTicipanTs knew how To enjoy Themselves. 84 New Friends Upper LefT Corner! Love Those Tacosl Mrs. Zambrano, Mr. Gonzalez, and Mr. Cannon embellish The sTudenTs wiTh Their wonderful sense of humor. Right Mrs. Zambrano and Senior Denise Giraudo help heaT up The TorTillas for dinner. Preparing meals for The migranT workers was anoTher fulfilling aspecT The program. is s SK rw? has Above: Junior Issa Kawas TighTly holds one of The orphans during his Venaver experience. Going To Venaver wiTh an open hearT was Truly essenTial To undersTanding oThers as well as ourselves. LefT2 Junior KaTie Hayes sTeps beTween The US and Mexican border along Tijuana Beach. The border exTends several yards inTo The Pacific Ocean To across Texas. Venaver Fall 85 Above: OrIickCJason Wilkinsonj Thr'eoTens Pip fBrendan Nolanj in The Sluice House. Jason Wilkinson played o convincing role as The villain. Top righT2 Mr. Jaggers fKur'T Rifbjergj inspecTs Young Pip CJarod BeTroJ, as Young EsTella fNina Linebargerj sneers. Young aspiring acTors are inviTed To become a parT of The SHCTC's family. T 86 New Friends Above: Young Pip Uorod BeTroJ brings wiTTles To The escaped convicT, MagwiTch CDaniel Samsonj. Young Pip was frozen wiTh fear in The presence of The convicT. LefT: Pip fBrendan Nolonj geTs a lesson in Table manners from his new roommaTe l-ler'berT fIan Colliery Many of life's lessons can be learned from Dickens' works. Erea 1' Expec fa flbns Under The waTchful eye of direcTor, Mr. l2osenThal, The casT and crew produced a specTacular performance. This year, SHCTC presenTed The play Greaf Expecfaffons, originally a novel by Charles Dickens. 5eT in England, The sTory revolves around Pip CBrendan Nolanj, who faces various obsTacles such as his unrequiTed love for EsTella CChrissa Lynchj. Growing up as a poor young man, Pip receives a sizable forTune by a former prisoner, MagwiTch CDaniel Samsonj and The opporTuniTy To become a genTleman. - John Siu 'O1 di Ricky Maung '01 Above: Miss Havisham fChloe Neilsonj and her adopTed daughTer EsTella CCarissa Lynchj. Miss l-lavisham TaughT EsTella abouT dealing wiTh men. RighT: The casT of Greaf Expecfaffbns puT on six exTra- ordinary shows. Through Their hard work and deTerminaTion, The casT and crew made The fall play a huge success. Fall Play 87 America The Beautiful Every year Thousands of students come to the United States Capitol with the Close-Up Foundation. This program provides a unique hands-on opportunity for students to study government in Washington, D.C. The following states participated! Utah, Louisiana, Oregon, California, and the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico. After checking into the hotel, students met their Program Instructors and roommates. Students traveled through D.C. and visited various monuments. The students visited the Vietnam and Korean War Memorials, the Lincoln and Jefferson Memorials, and Colonial Williamsburg. Along with sightseeing, students attended seminars in various government buildings. By the end of the week, students had to say goodbye to their newly made friends. The experience students gained was unforgettable . Above Right: The sun sets on the Lincoln Memorial. -W Students were happy to have the chance to see such a great historical monument. Right: SHCP students pose for a picture in front of the White House. Students enjoyed having a closer look at the White House. 88 New Friends , mpg, 3 si! ff fl 'ills Willems, Above! The Close-Up sTudenTs Took a Trip To see The U.S. CapiToI. The archiTecTure of This hisToric building was impressive. RighT: STudenTs pose wiTh RepresenTaTive Nancy Pelosi. Rep. Pelosi addressed many California issues during a seminar. ge. Above LefT: 5TudenTs meT wiTh a proTesTor named Concepcion, who has been in fronT of The WhiTe House for 20 years proTesTing The use of nuclear bombs. The sTudenTs enjoyed visiTing The WhiTe House. Above: The WashingTon MonumenT was an inTeresTing sighT To see. STudenTs walked around The ReflecTing pool To geT a closer look aT The MonumenT. Close-Up 89 Above: Sharon David sings along wiTh The choir. She was one of The many ouTsTanding soloisTs who performed ThaT nighT. Above Right Leia Casey and Ellisse Policar of The Chamber Ensemble cheerfully perform Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer. They sang a few non-religious songs aT The end of The concerT. 90 New Friends Above: The crowd enjoyed The men's varied voices. They looked and sang professionally. Leffr Juniors Audrey Abar and George Fehlhaber smile for The camera as They awaiT The beginning of an unforgeTTable concerT, The candles added To The overall ambiance, ChrisTmas Around Singing The NighT Away ..41....s..,........ul The World The SHCP ConcerT Choir filled The Mission Dolores Basilica wiTh music on December 5, 1999, where They presenTed Their sevenTh annual ChrisTmas ConcerT before a capaciTy crowd. WiTh over 120 sTudenTs, The Choir represenTs one of The largesT classes aT The school. AT 7130, The chimes rang and The sTudenTs enTered The aisles carrying small candles and singing O Come All Ye FaiThfuI . This beginning liT up The dark church. Dressed in formal wear, The Chorus looked professional and sTunning. During The evenT, The Chamber Ensemble, which consisTs of 26 members, performed a capella pieces. As a resulT of all The TalenTed women in The choir, Mr.Dell' Olio creaTed a Women's Ensemble To showcase Their abiliTies, and They delighTed The audience wiTh some soul. Eric STeven 'OO and B. J. AugusTin '98 accompanied The choir wiTh a sfringed quarTeT. Jingle Bell Rock, The Choir's final piece, broughT The crowd To Their feeT. Ms. Buell designed The performances choreography. -l2oberT Leung 'OO, -Charissa Mendoza 'O1,Tania Gharechedaghy'O1 Above: ConducTor, Mario Dell'Olio, describes The nexT song To The audience. l-le chose some wonderful pieces for A Soulful ChrisTmas. RighT: The Women's Ensemble, The newesT addiTion To The Choir, capTures The crowds aTTenTion wiTh Their harmonic voices. They Truly had soul. ChrisTmas Choir ConcerT 91 1999: 'Til The Ball Drops The Sophomore Council puT TogeTher a highly successful WinTer Ball This year. STudenTs were so eager ThaT The number aTTending grew from lasT years 500 To over 700. The dance moved from iTs TradiTional locaTion in The De Paul CafeTorium To The gym. Nobody seemed To mind The change as sTudenTs anxiously prepared for Sl-lC's 1999: 'Til The Ball Drops. The dance began aT 8200 p.m. and The floor quickly filled up. DJ's from Wild 94.9 provided conTinuous music for Tireless dancers while oThers aTe and resTed in The cafeTeria. The Freshmen Council provided a varieTy of cakes and sodas while PresTige PorTraiTs Took picTures. In The end, The lasT dance of The millenium lefT many sTudenTs Tired buT saTisfied. -BeTTy Chu '00 Above: Freshman Michaela Gonzalez and Anna TosTanoski pose for a shoT. The freshmen appeared To Truly enjoy Their firsf WinTer Ball. RighT2 Seniors Jason Ferrer and Desiree De Guzman geT TogeTher for a shoT, This WinTer Ball would be The lasT for seniors, which made The nighT more memorable, 92 New Friends Above! Junior Jermaine Sheppard and his daTe Take a break. Many sTudenTs broughf guesTs from oTher schools. RighT1 Seniors Suzanne ViTali and Daniel Vincenzi move To The beaT. The WinTer Ball had various music from fasT beaTs To slow dancing. ,qv ' Above! Seniors Jennifer Chan and Spencer Chow dance The momenT away. The WinTer Ball gave friends and daTes Time TogeTher ouTside The classroom. Above LefT2 Senior Caroline Cua and her daTe enjoy a momenT of resT. Many sTudenTs Took breaks To relieve Their Tired feeT. WinTer Ball 93 Above: Gabriel OrTiz and his moTher pose for a picTure. Many STudenTs and Their moThers Took a break from dancing To geT Their picTures Taken. Above Right: The High Top Posse energizes The crowd. The upbeaT music helped moTivaTe everyone To qeT on The dance floor. i New Friends Abovel Jim Moylan and his rnoTher dance To a nice slow song. The evening gave moThers and sons Time To spend TogeTher. Leff: The crowd geTs low. Many differenT kinds of dances were done ThroughouT The evening. MaThers cSi Sons Enxioy a NighT of Dancing On Janaury 7, ZOOO, moThers and Their sons joined TogeTher for a nighT of dancing. The High Top Posse provided The enTerTainmenT for The nighT. The moThers chose a greaT selecTion of oldies. The Songs ranged from The Y-M-C-A by The Village People, To Mama by Boys II Men. Sons escorTed Their moThers onTo The floor and The dancing didn'T sTop unTil The end of The nighT. This evenT was a greaT experience ThaT broughT moThers and SONS TogeTher for fun. Many people There had come To The evenT in years pasT, buT for oThers iT was Their firsT Time aTTending. AT TirsT, people felT awkward, buT once The High Top Posse sTarTed The music, people leT go of Their Tears and danced unTi I They dropped. This evenT gave sons a chance To Thank Their moThers Tor everyThing They have done by Taking Them ouT for a nighT on The Town. -Brian Cranna 'OO Above leffr Jon Meneses learns some dance sTeps from his moTher. Each generaTion TaughT The oTher Their dance moves. LefT: The crowd does The Y-M-CA A . This evenT broughT moThers and Their sons closer TogeTher. MoTher-Son Dance Daddys LnTTle Girl On January 28, 2000, a very special evenT occurred aT Sl-ICP: The evening of The FaTher DaughTer Dance. The nighT sTarTed off wiTh some Timid dads and Their daughTers. BuT, evenTually, The High Top Posse goT everybody loosened up and ouT on The dance floor. Everyone goT inTo The dancing mood once Y.M.C.A. and Wild Thing sTarTed playing. PlenTy of refreshmenTs and food were provided for everyone exhausTed from dancing and showing Their moves. When people were noT dancing, They were socializing. There was no slow poinT To This evening because of The greaT music and The greaT aTmosphere given off by The girls and Their faThers -Sara Rodriguez '00 Above: Robyn Fong and her faTher Take a break To pose for a picTure and eaT some cake. The decoraTions and food TogeTher provided a wonderful aTmosphere. Right: The daughTers and Their dads dance The nighT away. FaThers had a chance To meeT oTher parenTs and Their daughTers. 96 New Friends i Above: The High Top Posse geTs everyone moving. Their experience helped everyone relax and show Their sfuff. Right Jennifer Ignacio, her foTher, Caroline Cua, and her faTher pose for a quick picTure. This evenT was a greaT Time for faThers To bond wiTh Their daughTers. Above! Renee Corrigan and her faTher dance all nighT long. Every faTher savored each momenT They had wiTh Their daughTers. Top Lef1'2 Suzie ViTaIi and her TaTher smile as They caTch Their breaTh and geT someThing To drink. The music loosened peopIe's spiriTs and goT Them dancing. , l ,W wg 1 iflfxiiim FaTher!DaughTer Dance 97 Above: Joe Jayme and Mrs. LorenTz pracTice The reading before mass. A loT of junior parTicipanTs came To The mass an hour early To go over Their readings. Above RighT1 Mrs. Shapiro and STudenT Council Members Sara ATienza and Bernice Wong assisT Mr. Scudder by organizing The rings and key chains. The Junior Council puT a loT of Time and efTorT inTo preparing The mass. 98 New Friends Abovet Mr. Scudder hands a smiling Alfred Biralde his class ring. Juniors were very exciTed abouT geTTing Their rings. LefT:Juniors Jon Hannon, Denise CasTromayor, Marissa Yago, Sylvia Auyeung, and Gabriel Wong shovi off Their class rings. The Juniors waiTed Two and a half years for This special moment We Are Called On Sunday morning, January 30, 2000, The Junior class and Their families gaThered in The gym To celebraTe The annual Junior Family Ring Mass. They were welcomed by colorful Telephone posTers wiTh sTudenTs' picTures emphasizing The Theme We Are Called . The congregaTion was called To worship by class presidenT Audrey Abar and FaTher Julian presided over The Mass. The mass addressed The issue of communiTy and our duTy To serve oThers. Fellow classmaTes also parTicipaTed in The mass by reading and carrying The gifTs. In addiTion, chorus members Mary June Hernandez and David Moggia shared a beauTiTul dueT and led The parTicipanTs in song. AT The end of The mass, Juniors received Their much anTicipaTed class rings, which symbolize Their uniTy, class spiriT, and growTh. -Rachel Louie 'O1 Above: David Moggia and Mary June Hernandez sing a dueT. Junior chorus members were encouraged To parTicipaTe in The mass. LefT2 FaTher Julian and BroTher Ricardo prepare The EucharisT. FaculTy members also helped make The mass a success. Junior Ring Mass 99 In Gods hands... Masses are an imporTanT parT of sTudenT life. Masses are one of The major aspecTs ThaT define us as a caTholic school. To unify The school, aTTending mass helps demonsTraTe our faiTh in acTion. Masses such as The Thanksgiving Mass and The Freshman Family Mass gave sTudenTs a chance To reflecT on Themselves and life as They go Through high school. AlThough masses are hard To puT TogeTher, we have many organizaTions To help This hard Task become easier. CoordinaTing The liTurgies enabled The sTudenTs in clubs such as LiTurgy CommiTTee, Block Club, and C.L.A.S.S. To become more acTively involved. 5TudenTs acTively parTicipaTed in mass by reciTing readings, offering peTiTions, singing and acTing in skiTs. -Amy Wong 'OO Above: Senior Herman Chan reciTes a peTiTion during The Thanksgiving Mass, His peTiTions gave Thanks for The many blessisngs in our communiTy. Right: Bishop John WesTer iniTiaTes Mr. Scudder as The new pricipal of our school. Mr. Scudder is The firsT layperson To become The principal of SHCP. 100 New Friends Above: Senior Marlowe Ferrer and Mrs. LorenTz say The Lords Prayer. Holding hands during This prayer symbolized school uniTy. Right: These Two C,L.A.S.5. members paTienTIy waiT while The priesT reads from The Gospel aT This year's opening mass. Members of C.L.A.S.5. helped ouT aT every school Mass. Above: Senior KaTie Krueger reciTes The firsT reading of The mass. She was an acTive parTicipanT in This mass, expressing her fairh by action. Above: Far Leffr STudenTs lisTen aTTenTively To The homily. The homily allowed sTudenTs To underslrand how scripTure relaTes To real life. Masses 101 MFT? Topr Junior Rafael Aguilar proudly carries The 5piriT Trophy over his shoulders for everyone To see. The Junior Class won The SpiriT Trophy for Two consecuTive years. RighT Corner: Rally Board members show Irish pride by wearing shirTs in supporT of SHC. They pumped up The sTudenT body for upcoming evenTs like The Bruce Mahoney game. 102 New Friends Top: Sophomores smile for The camera aT one of The rallies ThaT Took place on The plaza green. Rallies gave sTudenTs Time To relax and hang ouT wiTh friends. LefT: STudenTs and faculTy members compeTe in The waTer balloon Throw. Games and acTiviTies helped To fire up school spiriT. Rallies heaT up! 5piriT? LeT me Tell you who has spiriT! The FighTin' Irish! During rallies, The school communiTy gaThered TogeTher To show Their FighTin' Irish pride. Rallies allowed boTh The sTudenT body and The TaculTy To cheer and scream aT The Top of Their lungs for The Irish. Rallies also gave The sTudenT body a chance To compeTe wiTh oTher classes or TaculTy members in many inTeresTing acTiviTies. One highlighT of The Bruce Rally included The annual SpiriT Trophy, which awards The mosT-spiriTed class during The TirsT rally. The Rally Board, headed by Ms. Rinaldi, worked hard To make each rally as Tun and relaxing as possible. Their many hours of preparaTion for each rally paid off. -Karen Wong'O1 Top2Senior Tony Miranda, wiTh backing from his Tellow TooTball TeammaTes, addresses The school communiTy during The TirsT rally. Rallies helped supporT The aThleTic Teams. LefTr Juniors waiT paTienTly for The announcemenT of The SpiriT Trophy winners. Again, The junior class defended Their TiTle of MOST SpiriTed for The second consecuTive year. Rallies 103 Splash Dance SHC STudenTs Boogie on The Bay On February 25Th, The Sl-IC STudenT Body gaThered on Pier 33 To board The San Francisco MonTe Carlo . As each sTudenT enTered The boaT, The capTain and oTher sTaTT members greeTed Them. While cruising on The Bay, sTudenTs enjoyed dancing, eaTing, chaTTing, Taking picTures, and savoring The view. Senior Amy Wong said, I enjoyed The view from The boaT. I especially liked seeing The inside of The PacBeIl STadium and Ghirardelli Square. Having a dance on a boaT creaTed an aTmosphere of advenTure and exciTemenT. AlThough The boaT was a liTTle rocky and a biT windy, sTudenTs were Too busy having a good Time To noTice. As The evening faded, sTudenTs and faculTy savored Their Splash Dance cruise. - Caroline Cua 'OO Above: Juniors Audrey Abar and George Fehlhaber dance The nighT away. Many couples could noT pull away from The dance floor. RighT2Seniors and Their daTes Take a momenT To enjoy The view from The Top deck of The boaT. As This dance was Their lasT one before prom, They made The mosT of This momenT. 104 New Friends Above! Senior Gina ResTani and her daTe delighT in spending Their evening TogeTher. Many couples coordinaTed Their ouTfiTs for The dance. RighT: Senior Amy Wong and her daTe Take a momenT To siT down and relax. The ambience of The boaT helped To seT a romanTic mood for many couples. meal Above: STudenT Body Officers and moderaTor Ms.DeVincenzi pose for a quick picT ure. l-lard work and perseverance paid off in planning The boaT dance. Upper LefT2 Sophomores Thomas Mar and KrysTIe Agcaoli and Their daTes waiT in line To Take Their formal picTure. Many sTudenTs Took The Time To DhoToqraDh This memorable occasion, BoaT Dance 105 Above: Junior Monica Caporale spends Time wiTh ST. Paul of The Shipwreck sTudenTs. Many sTudenTs became involved wiTh The ST. Paul of The Shipwreck Program, Above Right: KaTie Krueger and RoberT PeTrini prepare sandwiches To feed The homeless. Feeding The homeless gave SHCP sTudenTs a chance To help The communiTy. , V 2 we ll 'TP Zflaw far , :f 16? . fr A ' .. f 4 if Eh W ' 106 New Friends Above: STudenTs eaT food before giving blood. EaTing healThy food and nuTriTious drinks provided sTudenTs wiTh energy To prevenT fainTing. LefTr Denise Giraudo and Howard Tung pose for a picTure wiTh ST. Paul of The Shipwreck sTudenTs. SHCP sTudenTs engaged in a varieTy of acTiviTies aT ST. Paul. Service ProjecTs Reaching OuT To The CommuniTy ThroughouT The year, sTudenTs have parTicipaTed in a varieTy of service projecTs. Some have spenT Time feeding The homeless, TuTori ng ST. Paul of The Shipwreck sTudenTs, and giving blood. For The homeless, sTudenTs made sandwiches and disTribuTed Them ThroughouT The ci1y AT ST. Paul of The Shipwreck, SHCP sTudenTs helped ST. Paul sTudenTs wiTh Their homework and played games wiTh Them during Their afTer school program. AnoTher conTribuTion To The communiiy The sTudenTs parTicipaTed in was The Blood Drive. Many sTudenTs gave blood To help increase The amounTs of blood available aT blood banks. Sl-lCP is proud of Their abiliTy To give back To The communiTy in a varieTy of ways. -Sara Rodriguez 'OO -Brian Cranna 'OO Above: Seniors Andrea l-lall, Denise Giraudo and freshman SamanTha Duvall help make peanuT buTTer and jelly sandwiches. Many sTudenTs gladly gave up Their spare Time To help feed The homeless. RighT1 Junior PaTrick TolenTino geTs prepped To give blood. Before giving blood many Taken by nurses and docTors. Service ProjecTs 107 precauTions were LeT There Be LighT On a cold, weT rainy Sunday morning, The seniors gaThered wiTh Their families To prepare for Their final class mass. This mass, held on February 27, 2000, in The lower caThedral, was imporTanT for Two reasons! The seniors celebraTed mass wiTh one anoTher and The seniors' families To goT To know each oTher beTTer. FaTher Julian presided over The mass, while The .fub17ee Chorus, led by Sean Aloise, led The congregaTion in song. The mass helped The seniors reflecT upon whaT Their years aT Sl-ICP have meanT To Them. DifTerenT members of The Senior class parTicipaTed in The mass by reading The general inTercessions and bringing up gifTs. AT The end of The mass, Principal John Scudder inviTed everyone To a breakfasT prepared by The ParenT's AssociaTion. By sharing a meal wiTh one anoTher, The senior class conTinued To sTrengThen Their Ties. -l2oberT Leung '00 64 AnThony Nguyen '00 Above: Seniors Nellie Killian and Jason Cruz lighT TloaTing candles. The Council puT a loT of Time and eTTorT inTo planning The Mass. Right Mr, Sean Aloise direcTs The Jubilee Chorus. Mr. Aloise has become an inTegral parT of school masses and campus minisTry. 108 New Friends TF l ,dai 4 Vw 03 :gg -We-is i S Above: Senior Brian Beliso and his family waiT for The Senior Mass To begin. Families used This gaThering as an opporTuniTy To spend Time TogeTher. Right The Llamas- Bray family and The Van Winkle family share a meal. This occasion helped families geT To know each oTher beTTer. MRM Abovei Junior Tobe AkinTola joins seniors STephanie Ting and KrisTine NazareTh for breakfasT. Choral members ofTen shared breakfasT wiTh The mass parTiciponTs. Above LefT1 Seniors Paul DoherTy and Elaine Gardner and Freshmen Irene Gardner share mass TogeTher, The Senior Family Mass gave The sTudenTs Time To reflecT upon Their accomplishmenTs aT SHCP. Y F Senior Family Mass 109 Upper Right Senior Herman Chan shows his break dancing TalenT in This rouTine. Herman was joined by seven oTher parTicipanT's: Joe Chui, Karl Zaleski, and four friends from various schools. Above: Senior Eric STephen gives a sushi-making demonsTraTion. STudenTs gaTher To waTch and To eaT The food arT. 110 New Friends Above: Senior Aeysha Al- Mansour and Adam Johnson enTerTain Their fellow classmaTes They volunTeered To sing karaoke, LefT: Monica CoTTer, Deirdre Holland, Caroline King, Shannon Rowbury, and Nicole Kinahan Irish Dance. The seniors made Irish Dancing a TradiTional parT of The culTure heriTage TalenT show. From Around The World... During The week of November 8Th- 1215 The SHCP communiTy joined TogeTher To celebraTe our culTural heriTage. Each day represenTed a differenT culTure and iTs rooTs. The Themes of The days, in order, included: Asia!Pacific Islands, Africa! Middle EasT, LaTin America, Europe, and America day. STudenTs wore TradiTional cloThing as a way of honoring These culTures. AT The end of The week, sTudenTs gaThered for an assembly dedicaTed To commemoraTe all culTures celebraTed during The week. Many sTudenTs parTicipaTed in This Third annual culTural TaIenT show. Performances such as singing, dancing, marTial arT rouTines, break dancing, and rapping displayed The various parTicipanTs' culTural backgrounds. HosTed by T.U.F.F. CTogeTher UniTed for The FuTureJ, This culTural heriTage week creaTed uniTy among The enTire SHCP family. -Caroline Cua and Robyn Fong 'OO Abovei A guesT demonsTraTes his marTial arT TalenT. InviTed by The MarTial ArTs club, he gave an ouTsTanding performance. Right Juniors Gabe OrTiz and Joe Jayme enjoy . food from The . inTernaTional poTluck. Many T gg , Q STUd2I lTS volunTeered ' fV,, iff M Their services as well as food for 'Y ' The evenT. CulTural HeriTage111 Jingle All The Way Jingle Bell, Jingle Bell, Jingle Bell Rockin. , Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer, had a very shiny nose, like a ffghfbufblj' These were jusT some of The many numbers The Sl-ICP Chorus performed when They sang during The ChrisTmas Show The chorus came ouT wiTh a ToTaIly differenT look and aTTiTude This year And, for The firsT Time in Sl-lCP hisTory, They inTroduced Their' newesT secTion, The Women's Ensemble, who performed Noel NouveleT. Of course, a ChrisTmas Show would never be compIeTe wiThouT a dance number from our very own Teachers and sTaff members. 'Sizzle' came all The way from MinnesoTa To perform MAMBO iF5. As always, SanTa Claus came To have a chaT wiTh The sTudenT body. The sTudenTs enjoyed The faculTy and sTaff's performance, and They cheered Them on wiTh greaT respecT. -Joel Chan 'O1 Above: Ms. D. and KaTie Krueger inTroduce The SHCP Chorus. SanTa and Rudolph made quiTe a pair. RighT: All The way from MinnesoTa, Sizzle performs Mambo Number Five. Many sTudenTs commenTed, I hope They keep Their day jobs. 112 New Friends ww, .N-j in-...4 Above: Rose Dias, KaTie Krueger, Valerie MonTes, and Mr. C. Karas look on as The Chorus performs. 5TudenTs bonded wiTh Teachers while parTicipaTing in rallies TogeTher. Right The SHCP chorus performs one of Their rnosT lovable songs, Jingle Bell Rock . The choreography caughT The aTTenTion of The audience. Above: Mr. Wallace geTTing ujiggy wiT iT. Teachers worked hard To enTerTain The sTudenTs. Above Left STudenT Council performs a parody from Gilligans Island. STudenTs enjoyed The performance by Their peers. ChrisTmas Show 113 Abover Student Body President Celina Gomes welcomes our mayor with a warm handshake. She represented our school wonderfully. Above Lefti Senior Robert Leung asks the Mayor how he will utilize Youth Commission in determining city policies. The mayor answered the question Thoroughly. 'I 14 New Friends Above: Senior John Schaumburg asks When will you fix MUNI? . Every student wanted to ask the same question. Right: Mayor Willie Brown responds to different questions. His answers were well planned and intelligent, 'hmm 4 ' : -1:. , 45,1 Mayor Willie Brown Drops By! On Monday, November 29Th, Mayor Willie Brown impressed The SHCP sTudenT body on many issues ThaT afflicT San Francisco's presenT and fuTure. STudenTs and faculTy members were honored and very exciTed To meeT The Mayor. Mayor Brown sTressed The improvemenTs needed in San Francisco and sTaTed The plans he hopes To accomplish during his nexT Term . AfTer The Mayor's shorT speech, sTudenTs had The opporTuniTy To ask quesTions concerning The YouTh Commission, The efforTs being made To decrease homelessness in The ciTy, and, of course, MUNI. The mayor's visiT To The school was definiTely an unTorgeTTable experience Tor all. We hope he will reTurn soon! -Joel Chan '01 Karen Wong '01 Above: Mayor Willie Brown addresses The sTudenT body. His appearance Thrilled and honored The whole school communiTy. Right: STudenTs in The balcony IisTen aTTenTively To whaT The mayor had To say. The mayor's visiT was a surprise for sTudenTs reTurning from Thanksgiving vacaTion. Mayor Brown 1 15 if VQM 116 New Friends Designed by Joel Chan 'Ol PhoTos Chosen by Caroline Cuo 'OO STudenT Life Collage 117 Right Freshman Kelly Kremko and Gregory 6uiTron fool around during PE class. PE. was one of The fun classes ThaT The Freshman had This year. RighT1 Seniors BeTh Schembri, CaTherine Obuhoff, and Magda Jisrawi help each oTher dissecT a caf. Teamwork was one Thing sTudenTs learned in class. 118 New Ideas 153 euggigqwk., Y Xw 4 f mf 1 Tig , f Wx, l , VMS, f Wai 750 41 N, A an J ilk? ,V L' fgbdfffw. 2153 '5'5 ,kg575 5 Y u ,L Right: The bass section Trains for an up-and-coming concert Members looked forward To performing in from of oThers. Below Right Seniors Kenny Scannell, Laura Vickerman, and Simone Papapiefro share a momenf affer drama class. Acfing helped sfudenfs develop Their Talenfs. Below: Chorus members come TogeTher for a group picfure. Unify and friendship helped Them perform well. Right Chorus members Take a break. Many students made friends Through Chorus. 120 New Ideas Above! Sophomore MarTin Yerbic performs a scene. Above: Sophomores .Take Swan and Tim MoriariTy improvise on The spoT. Improv was jusT one of The many sTyles covered in acTing class. Facial expressions were a very imporTanT parT of acTing class. Smashing l-liTs , We we The besT The besf The besf parT abouT parT abouT Thing abouT chorus is The acTing is acTing is people! They impersonaT- There isn'T give me a ing voices. much good laugh Because I homework, and even was able To because iT's when I'm explore my all perfor- Tired They TaIenTs, I mance, sfill puT a found ouT which is smile on my ThaT I was preTTy fun. face. really good STacy KrysTle aT iT. Corcoran Agcaoili 'OZ Jason Tang 'O2 Far Right Sophomore Jerlyn Pangilinan and Arlene Ajosfe sTrike a pose. Chorus members spenT many hours pracTicing. Right: Sophomore Roberfo Cabrera and Senior STeve Agnos perform a skiT. STudenTs enjoyed waTching Their peers acT in class. - 3 By: Andrew Balirlgii' '02 and Drama and Chorus 121 Noel Keenan 'O2 CreaTive Minds True ArTisTs aT Work The besT Everyone AlTl'l0U9l'l parT abouT puTS OHS Qelllng UP arT class is hundred for year- The TacT ThaT percenf book CIGSS iS my Teacher eTforT inTo VCPY Tif'lY19, grades on mCll4lY19 The I UUOY if gffof-T. fm yearbook, becauseiT n0T Q good Also, I like allows me To arTisT,buT waking up iYlT6I'0CT my Teacher really early wiTh many looks To see every people. how hard morning. I've worked. -Angela -Brian -Karen Casanas '02 Cranna 'OO Wong '01 y . 'M U45 L Er Above: Senior Joel Dequis helps Neil Baquiran wiTh his design. Teamwork was an essenTial qualiTy sTudenTs needed when working on The yearbook. 3' J.. . . . oifi, 122 New Ideas H Fannie? T we 45 Abovel Senior Derek DaTangel shows off his arTwork. In arT class sTudenTs developed Their arTisTic sides, For lefT1 Senior May Papageorgiou uses waTercoIors To creaTe magic. ArT sTudenTs spenT many hours creaTing Their masTerpieces. LefT: Senior Amy Wong works on The compuTer. Yearbook sTudenTs used compuTers To design Their spreads. LefT: Seniors Amy Wong, Caroline Cua, Brian Cranna, Robyn Fong, and Sara Rodriguez cuT ouT senior porTraiTs. STu- denTs spenT long hours organiz- ing picTures To compleTe The senior secTion successfully. Below LefT2 Sophomore Anu Varghese creaTes a sculpTure. STudenTs had To geT Their hands dirTy when making pieces of arT. Below: Sophomores Zack Knox, John PorTer, and Will Doyle painT a landscape. ArT class allowed Them To express Themselves Through Their painTings. LefT1 Junior Shann Kao organizes her picTureS for The yearbook. STudenTs needed To keep Track of Their picTures by labeling and assigning a number for each picTur'e. Robyn Fong OO Visual and Performing APTS 123 Knowledge for the Future I enjoyed In health Computgr' Physical class I Clegg has Education learned helped me because it interesting improve my allowed us to facts about Typing gkillgl run around AIDS, The computer and get out alcohol, and games were of the drug abuse. fun, 100, classroom. Courtney Teresita Rose Marie Chin'O3 Santos '03 Wong'O3 Above! Freshman Mike Vuksich takes the ball out from the sideline. Basketball was one of the many sports students studied. ...qi 124 New Ideas Above- Freshman Cristina Flores practices her typing skills. Learning to type and use computer programs are helpful skills for the future. For left: Freshmen Angela Adam and Abigail Biralde study a handout. Worksheets helped students understand the material better. Left! Freshman Stephen Seto works diligently on his assign- ment. In computer class, students learned about the latest programs in the computer world. SQXQSS LefT2 James WhearTy concen- TraTes on his Typing lesson. In compuTer class, sTudenTs learned To Type precisely and increased Their keyboarding skills. BoTTom LefT2 Freshmen in P.E. class play a friendly game of baskeTball. Through The differenT sporTs, sTudenTs learned communicaTion and Teamwork. Below: Freshman Michael King geTs ready To shooT The ball inTo The hoop while VicenTe Osegueda plays defense. P.E. noT only helped build muscles, buT iT also improved self-esTeem and leadership skills. Lef'l': Freshman Tammy Nguyen looks over her noTes from healTh class, In healTh class, sTudenTs learned abouT The human body. Comp!PE!HealTh125 RighT: Juniors Leia Casey, Ray Ciardella, and Jason Gallagher waiT paTienTly for class To begin. STudenTs enjoyed dressing up To show Their spiriT on Halloween Day, Bofrom RighT2 Junior Joseph Ramahi helps Alex Kucich wiTh his vocabulary, The vocabulary book helped sTudenTs To expand Their word bank. Belowr Junior Derek Mok and Nicholas Lewis wriTe in Their journals. Journals helped sTudenTs express Their ThoughTs and feelings regarding liTera- Ture. Right Junior 5ophanaraTh PhiT Takes a quiz on one of The many English sTories. STudenTs were quizzed periodically on Their reading. 126 New Ideas 'TW' A an Mi... LW, J? ' ' iuuizr MU 3 Above: Junior David Fielder LiTerary TalenTs Above: Mr, Pardini dresses up for Halloween Day. Teachers' friendly aTTiTudes helped To relieve sTudenTs' pressure from school work. RighT: Senior Gina ResTani reads her book quieTly in class. Reading assignmenTs helped enhance sTudenTs' memory skills. For RighT2 Junior Alex Kucich Takes noTes while lisTening To his Teacher. Taking noTes was a good way To sTudy for TesTs. Takes a Brain Break before class begins. Mr. Pardini helped sTudenTs enjoy class by Taking Their minds off of sTudies for jusT a couple of minuTes. .qs My English I really enjoy Even Though class has a English reading is fun aTmo- because we very Time spherewhere have a loT of consuming, iT people can iriTeresTing Teaches me speak openly group valuable and freely discussions lessons abouT abouTany To parTici- life. ThoughTsand P012 in. ideas They may have. -Robyn -Joel Fong 'OO -Amy Wong 'OO -1 -Sara Rodriguez 'OO English 127 Right: Freshmen Take o break for a picture. Learning a new language was never easy. Boffom righT corner: Mr. Nodar assisTs Freshman Donald Ellenberg during class. Sfudenfs depended on Their Teachers for help. Below! Freshmen Veronica Guerrero and Sfella Sanfana help each ofher with a class acTiviTy. Working with friends made everyThing fun. Right Freshman Ian Boyd and Barbara MarTinez work Togefher To complefe Their exercises. Help from classmaTes compelled sTudenTs and aided fasTer learning. 128 New Ideas 2 i Abovei Freshman Edward Lim creaTes a conversaTion. Pracficing conversaTion is key To learning a language. Livin' La Vida IN! Espanola A Qs T 1' t Even Though I enjoy Taking Spanish is Spanish Spanish for difficulT, I because iT my Third year enjoy iT gives me The is a challenge. because The opporTuniTy BuT, having class is fun. To learn a Mr. Sanchez Also, LaTin new language. Takes a loT of influences Mr. Wallace The pressure are every- makes off, because where speaking and he makes iT in San wriTing fun. Francisco. Spanish a loT less compli- -KaTrina -Lisa caTed. MonTemayor'O1 Yenne'O1 -Chrissie Fong 'O1 Above: Sophomores peruse Their books during cIassTime, ConcenTraTion was imporTanT for comprehension. RighT: Junior Josh Rulloda sTudies hard in class. Junior year proved To be a criTical year when all grades make or break college enrollmenTs. Far Right: Freshman AnThony MoreTTi works hard drilling Spanish vocabulary inTo his head. Spanish proved a challenge for beginners. Spanish 129 Konnichiwa! Japanese is I like The I like Taking unique from wriTing, The Japanese, any oTher skiTs, and The buT we have course. dialogues, had Three Through The They make The Teachers in language,we class more The lasT explore The inTeresTing. Three years. ancienT Also, we In class we hisTory of waTch loTs of learn abouT Japan and animeCJapanese The Japanese discover how carToonsj CulTure, imporTanT during class -Alredo TradiTions To help us Birable '01 and beliefs in learn Japa- naTure are. nese. -Jay -Arlene Leone '00 AjosTe'02 130 New Ideas Above: Mr. Havel works hard To Teach his sTudenTs Japanese. He noT only knows The language well buT also The culTure. Above: Seniors MaTThew Redahan, Chris SeeTo, Anushka DeCosTa, and CynThia Fong discuss Their projecT. Group work helps sTudenTs To parTici- Far LefT: Senior MaTThew Redahan wriTes kanji on The board. The Japanese language has more Than 3,000 kanji characTers. Leffr Sophomores parTicipaTe acTively during class. Many sTudenTs Took Japanese To learn abouT Japanese cuITure. Left The senior Japanese class sTudies quieTly wiTh each oTher. Due To Their small number of sTudenTs, They were able To cover more rnaTerial. Below LefT: Senior CynThia Fong pracTices her Kanji on The board. STudenTs Teaching sTudenTs proved a greaT way To learn. Below: Senior Brian Beliso wriTes The Kanji for Tuesday on The board. Peers and Teachers helped each oTher in learning The language. LefT: Sophomores KurT Rifbjerg, Calvin On, Sakae WaTanabe, and Paul Carreon work on Their homework in class. 5Tuden'rs learned Japanese Through various excercises and drills. Japanese 131 Bon Jour I love Taking I chose To Take French class is French French an inTeresTing because iT is a because iT is and exciTing new way To be The second class ThaT able To language of my offers many comrnunicaTe counTry. challenges. IT wiTh some of my peers and French is used widely around Takes a loT of hard work and TourisTsThaT The world and Time To may visiT SF. iT's inTeresTing overcome The To learn abouT challenges ThaT Their language The French and Their language -Ginger' culTure, Throws UT YOU- Conejero 'OO 5Opl'lC1l'lGr'0Tl'l -Marcus PhiT'O1 Lam 'Ol ....4.... . . ., Above: Freshmen read Their noTes uieTly, NoTe Taking was fl imporTanT To geTTing good grades. 5 3 132 New Ideas QM-. . Above: Senior Ginger Conejero and Sophomore Anka Novasic compare noTes. Comparing noTes allowed sTudenTs To share ideas. For Left Mrs. Bernard sTands aT The podium and Talks To The sTudenTs. By varying Their Teaching sTyles and lessons, Teachers creaTed a more dynamic environmenT, LefT: Freshmen Michaela Gonzalez and Michelle Regacho prepare for class. Being ready was imporTanT so ThaT sTudenTs could geT The mosT ouT of Their day. LefT: STuderiTs work on Their worksheeTs. WorksheeTs helped sTudenTs wiTh Their wriTing and grammar skills. Bottom LefT: Freshmen William Diefenbach and Eveline lflinajon share Their book. 5TudenTs someTimes worked in pairs To pracTice Their dialogues. Below! Juniors Ogechi Anyiam and STephen Sobejana give conSTrucTive criTicism To each oTher. Many sTudenTs worked in pairs To help each oTher ouT. 'aw sb 5 M .. emi? .f l'Xl4lN ,I , Z:-I' .:,,, Left l2oberT Y PlanThold, Marcus Lam and Jason Quijano parTicipaTe in French. STudenTs enjoyed working wiTh clasSmaTes for projecTs and dialogues. -Sara Rodriguez 'OO French 133 Right: Students prepare for group work in freshmen World History. Group work helped to clarify conceptual information in the students' minds. Below: Aeysha Al-Mansour, Christine Sahagun, and Mr, Wilson enjoy history on Halloween. Integrating history with modern Times helped make history more interesting. - i Near Right: Alexis Cordova-Rosales gives an instruction in history to an attentive student. History can be interesting if taught well. Far Right: Marleen Gurtler and Deborah Williams pose in front of the White House. People protested on the front lawn of the White House during the sixties and today. 134 New Ideas l f I it ff 'Twil- ,f 1 Above: Chris Cassinelli answers a quesTion during his US HisTory class. Class parTicipaTion helped sTudenTs To develop Their communicaTion Above: AnThony Bozzi helps a ST. Paul sTudenT geT exciTed abouT hisTory. SHC sTudenTs TaughT Them an overview of US hisTory. Near RighT2 Dr. Link prepares lessons for American Govern- menT and Economics. Well prepared Teachers helped classes run more smooThly. Far RighTr Brian Shanahan wears a hisTory reIaTed haT and shows his school spiriT during hisTory class. Class acTiviTies helped bring hisTory alive for sTudenTs. skills. A BIasT from The PasT HisTory aT Mr. Sansoe Economics SHCP blends The has prepared blends whaT economic, me for we are social, and college and sTudying in poliTical aduIT life so I class wiTh parTs of can become currenT hisTory To rich from The evenTs. You form an sTock markeT can learn a inTeresTing, and reTire loT from The Three- young. pasT. dimensional -Nick -Brigid subjecT. ThornTon 'OO Hughes 'OO -Chloe Neilson 'O1 l-lisTory 135 Solve IT, CounT IT!!! Geometry ig I enjoy being MaTh Analy- very infer- in MP. sis is Very egtingl Sister- Cosmos', challenging, Frances TrigonomeTry buT fun. Ms. Offer-5 many class. He is Llamas always pr-Ojeefg qnd very enThusi- Tries her games in asTic abouT besT To help class, which Teaching. He The class mqkeg Clegg helped me undersTand fun. Also, I undersTand The maTerial. find H101 TrigonomeTry I om looking Basic beTTer. forward To Gg0mgTry I5 Q Calculus TIQXT necessiTy in -Ellingfon year. life, Cheung 'Ol -Shann Kao -Max Chung '01 '02 Above 1 Sophomore Alexander Healy solves a maTh problem. In class, sTudenTs are able To learn fron Their peers. 136 New Ideas Above: STudenTs discuss Their class projecT wiTh one anoTher, Besides lecTuring, Teachers offered many acTiviTies for sTudenTs To beTTer undersTand The maTeriaI. For lefT: STudenTs in Calculus ponder over differenTial equaTions. These kinds of problems challenged sTudenTs. Leffr Mr. Cosmos demonsTraTes how To solve a problem. STudenTs enjoyed Mr. Cosmos' Trigonomefry class, LefT2 Sophomores in GeomeTry class learn how To draw differ- enT shapes wiTh Their TempIaTes. GeomeTry also gave sTudenTs a greaT chance To demorisTraTe Their creaTive and arTisTic abiliTies. BoTTom leffr Junior Joel Chan inTelligenTIy explains The problem To The class. 5TudenTs were encouraged To help each oTher. Below! Junior Americo Diaz seeks addiTional help afTer school. Teachers conTribuTed much of Their Time To help sTudenTs uridersTarid The maTeriaI LefT: Mr. A. Karas smiles for The camera during class. The school offered many differenT maTh courses for sTudenTs. Sharm Kao O1 MG-H1 137 RighT2 Mr, Cannon and his ScripTure class gaTher To pray. STudenTs enjoyed The prayer and rnediTaTion aspecT of religion class. Far Righfr Jerrad Fanucchi researches on The inTerneT in The library. The inTerneT made research easier and more fun, Belowl Juniors Marissa Yago and Colleen Tam lisTen aTTenf Tively To The Teacher during MoraliTy. MoraliTy class gave sTudenTs a chance To learn abouT jusTice and oTher social lSSl.I6S. T :W I Leffr Sophomores quickly Take down noTes in Church HisTory class. Taking noTes helped many sTudenTs remember informaf Tion for finals and TesTs. 138 New Ideas ,,.,.0-ws 1' , i .4 A Above! Ms. Devincenzi leads a discussion in class, Students enjoyed the fun and energetic attitude of Ms. D. Above: A group of seniors discuss the Topic of the day. Class discussions helped students understand the material better. Far Rightl Mrs. Lorentz teaches about Hepatitis B. The Human Sexuality class informed students about the human body. Right: Freshman Kelly Lam organizes her Scripture class binder. Well organized binders made learning and studying easier. A Moment of Silence I like my Church I enjoy being Morality! History gives in Human Sex Christian mea great class. It is Life class opportunity very interest- because Ms. to learn more ing because I McFadden about the can ask many makes the history of questions class very the Catholic that I usually interesting Church.Mr. couldn't ask in and fun. We Vallelunga class, and I have class uses many can learn discussions ways to help moreabout and do many us learn the the opposite journal material sex. entries. better. - Anneke -Kristin Eng -Joel Dequis Cronander'O1 'OZ 'OO ' iiii i I D ... i,ViV so - 'wwf s --fr ,1 sal Q -Shann Kao'O1 R I. . 139 e igion Looking Into Our Physical World Af first Biology is an Physics is a chemistry interesting challenging was a little class. Mr. course. difficult, Gigiolio Despiteall but once I knows a lot themath- started to about ematical get into it, it biology and applications became has made a involved, Mr. easier for difficult Farrel has me. Mr. class fun made Moore is a and infor- physics fun hilarious mative. and excit- teacher. ing. -Erika -Samuel -Melissa Mendoza 'OZ Chui 'OO Abovei Sophomore Tessa Moon prepares for a fruit fly mating experiment in Biology. Biology helped students see life on a more enlightened level. 140 New Ideas Abovel Junior Lauren Kitagawa works hard on her lab calculations. One of the greatest aspects of chemistry was the experiments. Far Left! Juniors Wilson Chung and Jonathan Young show off their solution skills in chemistry. Lab partners were essential to the success of any experiment. Near left: Juniors Franklin Nguyen and Elaine Lee prepare for an experiment in Chemistry. Mixing different chemicals together helped students explore the physical world. Left: Students in chemistry class listen attentively as Mr. Moore explains the atom. Not only are students given lectures on important concepts in chemistry, but they do many experiments to apply their knowledge. Lower left corner: Senior Paul Wong dissects a cat in order to study anatomy. In physiology, students have the opportunity to learn about the inner workings of the human body by studying cats. Belowi Sophomores Cheryl Li, Thomas Mar, and Janet Wong pose with their fruit fly experiment. The fruit fly experiment was just one of the many exciting labs in biology. I Left sider Junior Joel Chan demon- strates to his class- mates how to crush a coke can with pres- sure. Students learn many new and excit- ing things through their science lab ex- periments, Science 141 N V Afiffw-wwf! wk 142 New Ideas lui l-i,l QV .MW M-G' in-.Q Designed by Joel Chan '01 Phofos Chosen by Shcmn Kao 'O1 Academics CoIIc1ge143 -ef-1,111 DREAMS As A New Horvfon dawns on anoTher day, sTudenTs aT Sl-ICP Take a chance To excel and reach Their poTenTial. Co-curricular acTiviTies give sTudenTs a break from Their daily academic obligaTions To explore a new side of Themselves. Sl-lCP offers over Thirfy clubs which meeT afTer school or during acTiviTy period on Tuesday mornings. NoT only is joining a club a greaT way To meeT new people and acquire new skills, buT The wide varieTy of co- curricular acTiviTies also appeal To The many inTeresTs of sTudenTs. Clubs like The Oracle and The Emeraldgive sTudenTs The opporTuniTy To wriTe whaT is on Their mind. OTher acTiviTies such as KSHC and InTernaTional Thesbian SocieTy build confidence in public speaking. Lasallian VouTh, The LiTurgy CommiTTee, and Peer Helpers encourage sTudenTs To help use Their TalenTs in helping The communiTy. The wide varieTy of Co-curricular acTiviTies offered aT SHCP reflecTs our diverse school communiTy. Below:Senior Ian McGrew shows freshman Addison Anderson The ropes of The newspaper -Chrissie Fong '01 3 RNA' compuTer sysTem aT Emerafdl-leadquarTers. The Emerafd ave sTudenTs The chance To re orT and Right Juniors Tobe AkinTola, Jason Eng, and Joel Chan sTop and Think abouT college life on Their annual CSF Trip. CSF is shorT for The California Scholarship FederaTion. 9 P wriTe abouT issues ThaT affecT Their lives. N I, f , sr M i Q? n 2 S 'Q we as RighT2Juniors Franklin Nguyen and John Siu Take Time from working on The EarTh AcTion garden projecT To smile for The camera. The garden projecT was parT of an efforT To clean up and beauTify The communiTy. 144 New Dreams Abovei Members of The STep Team perform Their sychronized moves aT a rally The STep Team pracTiced for many hours To choreograph and puT The perfecT program TogeTher. Y Right: Anthony Ortega and Matt Richards show off some of their moves. Students learned different techniques and styles in the Martial Arts Club. VE y WWW evee Left: Andrew Balingit works hard on the Yearbook Club. Students spent countless hours creating the perfect 0? ' .Q memory book, fauna- Belowr David 'sV Moggia broadcasts the daily annoucements. KSHC began its second year of broadcasting. ay.. if ., ii- f:f-,,v:' Eff, V, M, 3 i i -' V- A,i. V V V Above: Junior Odile Cawley gets the message out about Amnesty Interna- tional. Amnesty International worked hard to ensure human rights. New Dreams 145 Bottom left: Senior Herman Chan has a good time tooling around at Japanfawn Bowl Having fun was the main reason why Bowling was so popular. Below: Seniors Matthew Richards, Anita Lo, and Matthew Redahan smile for the camera while they wait to bowl. A great deal of patience was needed when bowling with other people, Right: Senior Joe Chui takes his bowling stance as he prepares to score a strike. Concentration and focus was the key to success in bowling. Left: Bowling Clubfl to rj: Bernice Aguas, Rhonda Flitter, Kristine Santelises, Peter Ridenour, Bob-Kenneth Pira, Andrew Balingit, Jonathan Huey, Noel Keenan, Jason Tang 146 New Dreams Right: Seniors Jason Wong,Stephanie Leung,Theresa Owyang, and Anita Lo pose for the camera while they takeabreak from bowling. The Bowling Club was a great way to socialize with friends. ckkvrwxf .J STrikes, Spares, and guTTerbaIIs! Abovei Sophomore Calvin On e prepares for his Turn. The righT bowling ball was imporTanT To do well in This sporT. Bowling is an exTremely compeTiTive sporT which requires good form, greaT concenTraTion, coordinaTion, and paTience. BoTh sTudenTs and faculTy members are involved in The Bowling Club. AfTer a sTressful day of school work, sTu- denTs and TaculTy members have a chance To release Their frusTraTions by knocking down a couple of pins. NOT only do They release Their TrusTraTion knocking down pins, buT bowlers geT frusTraTed when They geT a guTTerball. The club gaThers every Thursday afTer school aT JapanTown Bowl To compeTe wiTh or againsT each oTher. AlThough com- peTiTive, bowling is indeed a Tun and addicTive sporT. This is The fourTh year I have been in The Bowling Club. I can'T believe how much The Bowling Club has grown wiThin These four years. -MaTThew Redahan 'OO When I bowl, my firsT prioriTy is To have fun. My second prioriTy is To beaT everyone else and win. -Herman Chan 'OO Bowling 147 AcTing OuT INTERNATIONAL Tl-IESPIAN SOCIETY AT ITS BEST Mr. l2osenThal moderaTes The InTernaTional Thespian SocieTy, beTTer known as ITS. This group of hardworking, dedicaTed sTage Techni- cians meeT once a week during The acTiviTy meeTing period in Room 801. During each meeTing, The group dis- cusses whaT play or musical should be produced nexT for Sacred l-learT Ca- Thedral TheaTer. For insTance, Mr. RosenThal gives The ITS sTudenTs a few play and musical opTions To choose from, and Then Takes Their opinions inTo consideraTion when he chooses a producTion. In addiTion, ITS members Above: GPOUP members GCT OUT G aTTend and parTicipaTe in convenTions scene from Shirley Jacksons one acT play, The LoTTery Members where They are able To inTeracT wiTh Of TT5 me? Oneeeweek T0 oTher people who have similar TheaTer inTeresTs. Also, ITS members per- form skiTs wiTh oTher people aT The convenTion. ITS is an enriching expe- rience for Those inTeresTed in The per- forming arTs. -Amy Wong 'OO InTernaTionaI Thespian SocieTy gave me a greaT opporTuniTy To meeT TalenTed people and a chance To explore my Talenfs To Their fullesT exTenT. I enjoy being a parT of a very energized group of arTisTs. -Gina ResTani 'OO The InTernaTional Thespian SocieTy is a loT of fun. Every Tuesday is jusf a full day of fun, especially wiTh This group of people. I've made a loT of lifeTime friends from This club: iT's greaT. -Daniel Samson '01 148 New Dreams rehearse and acT ouT plays 3 , ,gwifswg TQ., ci W Z' i ?E5i?Li '51 LefT: A few early-bird ITS members greeT Their moderaTor, Mr. RosenThal, wiTh a smile. Mr. RosenThalconTinuesTobeaninspira- Tional leader for This arTisTic group. Below Middle: ITS members dem- onsTraTe The InTernaTional Thespian SocieTy noT-so-secreT handshake. A group of wild and spiriTed sTudenTs used Their creaTiviTy when They in- venTed This handshake. Below: A choreography rehearsal Turns comic as Colleen Egan loses her balance and nearly kicks David Moggia in The head, in jesT. Re- hearsal for ITS members conTinue To be fun-filled and enjoyable. C. Tam RighT2 ITS Members fl-rj: E. SainT-Pierre, D. Moggia, C. Egan, S. O'DonneIl, K. Kwan, C. Dong, B. Schembri, ModeraTor Mr. RosenThaI, K. Hayes, B. Nolan,A.Cronander,P. Frings, J. McClure, K. Rifbjerg, B. Lum, M, Vigil, G. ResTani, K. Krueger, C. Neilson, S. Tom, E. UgoT, R. Louie, Right Brendan Nolan Ties BeTh Schembri's shoes for her, while Jeff McClure lends his supporT. InTernaTional Thespian SocieTy en- courageThecreaTionof IifeTime friendships among iTs members. InTernaTional Thespian SocieTy 149 1 fc Below: Ms. Simms, Odile Cowley and Thomas Palmieri recruit Amnesty members during the activity fair. Amnesty members wrote letters to foreign governments regarding hu- man rights. Below Right: Michael Lum writes a Right: Freshmen Tammy Nguyen petition letter to country leaders. creates abstractart using water col- Amnesty gave students an opportu- ors. Abstract designs were one of nity to help stop injustice. the many styles created in the club, Left Art Club Mem bers. T. Mahon, E. Larson, C. Chan, J. Chen, J. Applegate, T. Nguyen, Mr. Milam Left: Amnes Inter 150 New Dreams . 'Y ' national Club Mem- bers: Ms. Simms, Odile Cawley, Michael Lum. Not Shown: Thomas Palmieri The ArT of I-lumaniTy STudenTs bring Their creaTive minds To ArT Club every Tuesday dur- ing AcTiviTy period for a hands on expe- rience wiTh all differenT Types of arT and media. Members expose Them- selves To a varieTy of arT projecTs from all culTures and eras. STudenTs use pencils, painT brushes and ordinary pieces of paper To Transform Them inTo someThing specTacular. AmnesTy InTernaTional offers sTudenTs an opporTuniTy To speak freely abouT The social injusTices oc- curring in our world Today. Members of Above: Erik Larson enjoys making a landscape painTing. The ArT Club Q r . . ' has given sTudenTs The chance To This club voice Their opinions Through gfjllress Then' C eGl'Ve and G '5T'C leTTers They send To leaders of foreign governmenTs.This organizafion sTrives To help innocenT people obTain civil righTs in counTries where human righTs are neglecTed. -Joel Dequis 'OO di Neil Baquiran 'OO I wanTed To join arT club because I've always had an inTeresT in iT. I haved like drawing ever since I was a liTTle girl. -PaTricial BelTran '03 I enjoyed being a member of AmnesTy InTernaTional because iT gave me an opporTuniTy To help oThers in need, especially Those who feel They are unjusTly imprisoned. -Thomas Palmieri 'O1 AmnesTy InTernaTional!ArT Club 151 CAMPUS MINISTRY The SpiriT of Sl-lC Campus MinisTry encourages sTudenTs To help oThers in need and To sTrengThen Their spiriTualiTy. This De- parTmenT creaTes reTreaTs for all The sTudenTs aT SHC. They also plan prayer and liTurgical services ThroughouT The school year. In addiTion, Campus Minis- Try conTribuTes Time, money, and sup- porT for Venaver-- a spiriTual service learning Trip To Mexico where sTudenTs Come and See The lives of The people There. BroTher Ricardo, The DirecTor of Campus MinisTry, creaTes many ser- vice programs for sTudenTs who wanT To lend a helping hand. Some of These Abvvei Seniors Andrea HGH Gnd Denise Giraudo lend a helping hand by making peanuT buTTer and jelly programs are The CloThing Drive, The Food Drive, Feeding The Homeless, Vis- sandwiches for The homeless. Doing Things for oThers made iTing The Elderly, The TuToring of young people feel good. people, as well as several oThers. The Campus MinisTry parTicipanTs learned ThaT assisTing oThers helps you feel good abouT yourself. -Jessica Reyes and Kali Yuen 'O1 Campus MinisTry was a greaT experience for me because I was given The chance To lead The freshmen reTreaT. IT was fun and iT helped me creaTe sTrong bonds wiTh my coworkers. -Venisa Leonardo 'O1 My experience wiTh This club was Tun. I enjoyed working as a reTreaT leader and a TuTor. IT helped me used my Time consTrucTively. -Regina l-laugabook '01 152 New Dreams V, ,T ,, ,rf-lg, 40- may ibn ff,- Msmw. LefT1 BroTher Michael prepares goodies. Campus MinisTry has Touched many peoples lives during The course of The school year, Below: BroTher Michael and parTici- panTs prepare for anoTher LaSallian YouTh projecT. Their Trips TookTlnem To feed The homeless, TuTor grade school children, and fix up schools. Below RighT: Renee Corrigan, Anu Varhese, and Ana Canjura pose wiTh Their new friend from The Civic Cen- Ter. l-lere, sTudenTs made ice cream sundaes and yummy snacks. 'QD' ' LefT:TheCampus Min- isTry Club poses Tor a picTure. BroTher Ricardo organized Campus MinisTry pro- grams To bring spiriT To The school and To oThers. Right Lucy Frias and KrisTine Chan help pack lunches for The homeless. STudenTs Traveled To The Ten- derloin To pass ouT food To Those in need. GQTS 'iiiii M JANUAR 5 so 'ii--' ia. Campus MinisTry 153 Below: Some members of The STep Team Take a momenT To Take a pic- Ture. STep Team gave members a posiTive aTmosphere To socialize aTTer school. RighT2 Seniors Leslie Ann Recio and Camille Ann Bamba Take a break from pracTice. PracTice allowed members To relax and enjoy each oTher's com- pany. Abovei Team carJTains Dessie Gallardo, Tina Rose Novero, and Cami Ie Bamba show The resT of The members Their new sTep rouTines. STep Team dedicaTed a loT of Time and efforT To performances. 154 New Dreams ir fa ii!! LefT: 5Tep Team members end- lessly pracTice Their dance and sTep rouTines af- Ter school. Nu- merous rehearsals helped perfecT Their choreogra- phyforasuccess- ful performance. Right Members of The STep Team prac- Tice Their original sTyle and upbeaT per- formances. STep Team members relied on each oTher forsup- porT. STEPPING IT UP ! lg Above: Team members pose for a picTure, Through hours of pracTice They developed a close bond. l The SHC STep Team con- sisTed of sTudenTs who express Their TalenTCsJ Through sTepping and dancing. The STep Team pracTiced on The Freshmen Campus boTh afTer school and on weekends. Under The supervision of Mr. Brian Murphy, Team capTains Dessie Gallardo, Tina Rose Novero, and Camille Bamba developed various choreographed rouTines To perform aT rallies and SHC baskeTball and fooTball games. As a way of encouraging sTudenTs and faculTy for rallies and lifTing The crowds' energy and spiriT during half- Time, The STep Team enTerTained Sl-IC fans wiTh unforgeTTable, choreo- graphed, rhyThmic moves. As a resulT of all This Teamwork and dedicaTion, members developed sTrong bonds. -Caroline Cua 'OO In my Three years of being a member of STep Team, I have developed many friendships. During This Time, I have grown as a leader and as an example To The new STep Team members. - Leslie Ann Recio ' OO Being a parT of STep Team since Freshmen year has given me The opporTuniTy To develop sTrong friendships wiTh my peers as well as grow as a leader. As co-capfain I was given a chance To Teach whaT I have learned. - Tina Rose Novero 'OO STep Team 155 NaTural Born Leaders STUDENT COUNCIL LEADS THE WAY... A group of well-rounded sTu- denTs, The senior, junior, and SBO councils accomplished a greaT deal This year. WiTh The guidance of senior mod- eraTor Ms. Shapiri, junior moderaTor Mr. Gresh, and SBO moderaTor Ms. Devincenzi, These sTudenT councils made The year fun filled and memorable for Their classes. The senior council displayed Their leadership by organiz- ing acTiviTies such as The Homecoming Dance and Senior Prom. The junior council proved Themselves as naTural born leaders by organizing acTiviTies such as The Junior Ring Mass and The Junior Prom. And The SBO organized school rallies and spiriT days. These groups of enThusiasTic sTudenTs helped Their class as well as The school enjoy year round acTiviTies. -Amy Wong 'OO By being in The senior council, I have become more acTive and involved in school acTiviTies. ParTicipaTing in The senior council has made my school year very memorable. -Joel Dequis 'OO I found ThaT being involved in The junior council was a greaT learning experience. I was able To use my TalenTs To help our junior class enjoy The school year. -Joe Jayme 'O1 156 New Dreams Above: STudenT Body Officer KaTie Krueger and senior Valerie MonTes make special noTes To insure The evenT goes jusT as planned. Planning evenTs required a loT of paTience and creaTiviTy. If Tlmltii Leftl Senior Council Joel Dequis at- Below: Moderator Mr. Gresh dis- Bottom Right: Student Body Offic- tends meetings to organize events cusses with the Junior Council about ers: fl-rj D. Giraudo, C. Gomes, Mod' and activities for the Senior Class. the upcoming Junior Ring Mass. The erator Ms. Devincenzi, G. Conejero, MeetingswereheldeveryTuesdayin Junior Council organized many D. Bocci Bottom row: L. Llamas, R. the Student Activity Center. events to make the year memorable. Diaz, K. Krueger Left: Senior Council rn e m b e r s G i n a Collignon, Nellie Killian, Joel Dequis, Jonathan Jung, Joe Chui, Magda Jisrawi, and Moderator Ms. Shapiro discuss plans for Senior Day. Senior Council members de- voted a lot of time in planning activities for the Senior Class. Right: Junior Councilzfl-rj A. Abar M. Yuen, J. Jayme Moderator Mr. Gresh J. Nevin, F. Nguyen, E Bautista Bottom row: L. Green, R. Louie, A. Rosales, B. Wong Senior!Junior Council 61 SBO 157 Below: Br. AnTonio leaves The alTar wiTh seniors Magda Jisraswi and Mel WaTers during The Thanksgiv- ing mass. The communiTy joined TogeTher by giving Thanks in This mass. Right Geoffrey Gomez, Jason Ferrer, and Joel Dequis process To The aITar wiTh colorful banners. The banners defined The diversify wiThin our school communify. xx 158 New Dreams Leffr Members of The LiTurgy CommiT- Tee Take a momenT To pose wiTh moderaTor Mrs. Lorenz. This group planned unforgeTTable masses. LefT1 Lasallian YouTh members pose for a group shoT wiTh mods eraTor Br, Michael. This group organized evenfs To give back To The communify. WiTh Open Arms Lasallian YouTh is one of Sacred l-learT's biggesT clubs. This club, differenT from The oThers, encour- ages SHCP sTudenTs To geT involved by TuToring children and feeding The homeless. Lasallian YouTh also organizes many projecTs To give sTudenTs The opporTuniTy To help The less forTunaTe. In addiTion, Lasallian YouTh makes iT possible for sTudenTs To inTeracT wiTh each oTher, and gives many people someThing To smile about -Jackie Hu :Si Regina Haugabook 'O1 The LiTurgy CommiTTee works very hard To prepare masses for The sTudenT body. STudenTs and faculTy play a parT in The mass by reading peTiTions or acTing ouT The gospel. This organizaTion brings sTudenTs TogeTher as one To reach ouT To our Heavenly FaTher. - Caroline Cua 'OO As a member of Lasallian YouTh, I enjoy helping oThers. AT The same Time I am happy To give back To The commu- niTy. - Sheena Borja 'OO Being a parT of The LiTurgy CommiTTee is a way of reaching ouT To Sl-lCP'S communiTy and pracTicing my faiTh. Also, LiTurgy CommiTTee is a greaT way To come To- geTher as one. -Geoffrey Gomez 'OO Lasallian YouTh!LiTurgy 159 PuTTing Some Kick InTo IT The MarTial ArTs Club con- sisTs of sTudenTs who pracTice differ- enT sTyles and Techniques of marTiaI arTs1 KaraTe, Taekwondo, Judo, fm Aikido, and many forms of Kung Fu. f This club gives iTs members a chance To come TogeTher and share Their knowl- edge and skills wiTh one anoTher. AlThough each marTial arT sTyle may be sIighTIy differenT, each sTyIe requires inTensiTy, inTegriTy, and inTelligence. The Bicycle Club conTains members who are sTrongly devoTed To a long ride. To The members, a long ride means a good workouT. OfTen on Sundays, The members of The Bike AIDOVCC Junior Dominic AIioTo Club geT TogeTher To ride around The 0v0idS G STGf1di'19 Side kiCk ciTy To places like Golden GaTe Park gizifsgfxihlflnjsn'EZTIOSJFThese and over The Golden 6aTe Bridge. moves required even, eeneemm, Also, The members of The Bike Club Tion and fIexibiITy, share Tips on how To mainTain and modify Their bikes. The Bicycle Club noT only has fun, buT They sTay in shape aT The same Time. -Neil Baquiran 'OO The MarTial ArTs Club gives me an opporTuniTy To pracTice marTial arTs, and iT has inTroduced me To new sTyles. This is my fourTh year in The club, and iT has given me The chance To meeT oTher sTudenTs who are inTeresTed in marTial arTs. - Brian Low 'OO Biking provides us an opporTuniTy To go places ThaT you wouldn'T normally go. -Collin Dong '01 160 New Dreams f, Wu.. , 4 3 1, ,. Tv' ve Left Bike Club moderoTorS Mr. Below: Anfhony OrTega poses as he Nielson and Mr. Krueger, and mem' demonsTroTes one of his kovas. Prac- bers IGH C0lli6I', John MGFTH1, Gnd Ticing koTas helped The marTiaIarTisT Andrew Lee have a club rneeTing dur- To perfecT Their moves and sTances. ing acTiviTy period. Many members shared Their knowledge and ideas abouT howTo mainTain Their bikewiTh each oTher during acTiviTy period. Below LefT: Bike Club members AlexLee,CollinDong,Richard Hayes, Michael Fong and moderaTor Mr. Krueger pose during The acTiviTy fair. Members Tried To rally new mem- bers for The Bike Club during The fair. A RighT: Bicycle Club: Cl-rj ModeraTor Mr. J u I i o N i e I s o n, Mr.Krueger Buencamino Zharchuck, Richard Hayes,IanCollier,An- drew Lee, Alex Lee, Michael Fong, Collin Dong, Maciel Alfonso, John MarTin, Mikhail Osipov, ModeraTor RighT: MarTial Ar'Ts Club: Cl-rj Back Row: Andrew D'Ericole, Michael Lim,AnThony CervanTes, MaTThew Redahan, PeTer Fringes, MaTThew Richards, Dominic AIioTo1 Middle Rowi J'onaThon Sangalang, ChrisTian Panganiban, VincenT AlioTo, Brian Low, CourTney Wu, An- Thony OrTega, Annie ,- Tsaii Bo'l'Tom Row: MaTThew Moy, Danilo Pangilinan, Tobe AkinTola-Thomas, Wendy Wu, ElizabeTh iz' Q,,',,,s9,, .L Ri' i f , , . ,.e1g3,,, so ,ir f if , A , , 'hi5?xi,'i' ' 1 ' i,'ix?E5'?Z?'E4qS7' ,gwilmiif 1 5 . Bike Club di MarTial ArTs 161 Below! Members of The BroadcasT Club pracTice and organize The morn- ing announcemenTs. The BroadcasT Club creaTed an enTerTalning morn- ing for The sTudenT body. Below Middle: Senior Jeffrey McClure and Junior Chloe Neilson broadcasT The daily news To The STudenT Body. Sharing informa- Tion and enTerTaining The sTudenTs sTarTed The day wiTh enThusiasm. ' f f f I, 7 ' 75 . w w gy ,Q A ' V' Q L. 162 New Dreams LefT: NeTworld Club: ' fl-rj ModeraTor Mrs. Scudder, S. Yep, 5. Chui,R.Ko,W.Chow,J. Kennedy,J.l2uIloda,W. King, J, Lee, J. ChalleT BoTTom Row! D. Wong, S.Fanucchi, G. Q Scherillo, K. Der V , RighT2Members of NeTworld siT down To discuss Their laTesT findings on The web. The NeTworld Club meT wiTh ModeraTor Mrs. Scudder once a week in The library To surf The neT. LefT 1 BroadcasT Clublfl-rj M.Chung,C. HargarTen, A. Fong, S. Armstrong, C. Mankiewicz, E. Quan, J. McClure, B. Nolan, M. Egan, C. Neilson, D. Moggia, J. Padua, B. Chang, ModeraTor Mrs. Murray, S. Corcoran fuzlf' EM The InformaTion Age Above: Members STeven Yep, Ronald Ko, Joshua Rulloda, and meeTi ng. Willie King Take a break from web- surfing To smile for The camera. NeTWorld members Tapped inTo The infor'maTion highway aT every The BroadcasT Club enTerTains The whole sTudenT body over The P. A. by giving life To The morning announce- menTs. Everyday a mix of creaTive minds work TogeTher To hosT The announcemenTs Through varying sTyles. These creaTive sTyles include singing, playing new Tunes, creaTing dialogue, and reading The sporTs' news.The BroadcasT Club Takes on The daily re- sponsibiliTy of waking up The sTudenT body and informing each sTudenT abouT The school news. NeTWorld also makes an efforT To keep The sTudenTs informed by mainTain- ing The schooI's homepage. GuesT speakers from The Technology secTor ofTen come To school To speak To The members. Improving webpages and helping each oTher discover new siTes is anoTher aspecT of NeTWorld. -Amy Wong 'OO BroadcasT Club is a greaT experience. I enjoy being on The Team and informing The school every morning, day afTer day. The BroadcasT Club has given me a greaT opporTuniTy To meeT new people. -ScoTT ArmsTrong '02 Surfing The neT is a loT of fun. NeTWorld has inTroduced me To some inTeresTing people and has given me a chance To do someThing I enjoy aT school. -Sam Chui 'OO BroadcasT Club di NeTWorld 163 Pride! THE RALLY BOARD AND SPIRIT CLUB GET Tl-IE SCHOOL PUMPED UP!!! When iT came To organizing chanTs and leading successful cheers, The Rally Board and SpiriT Club Took This Task of raising school spiriT To The exTreme. ModeraTor Ms. Rinaldi of The Rally Board and Ms. McFadden of SpiriT Club led sTudenTs To show Their SHC pride in many Tun filled rallies and school sporTing evenTs. The Yell Leaders Took The responsibiliTy To moTivaTe sTudenTs as well as The players. The Rally Board produced rally enTerTainmenT Tor The sTudenT body, allowing Them To express Their exciTemenT and show Their supporT for The Irish. AlThough making a rally was a long arduous process, These creaTive individuals made iT look easy. By meeTing once a week during The acTiv- iTy period, The Rally Board and SpiriT Club devised a plan filled wiTh fun acTiviTies, moTivaTing chanTs and qualiTy enTerTainmenT. This spiriTed group helped spread The word on whaT school pride is all abouT year round. -Amy Wong 'OO Being a Yell Leader is one of The besT experi ences I have had here over These four years enjoy being involved in school rallies and The cheering squad during big sporTing evenTs. Sacred HearT CaThedral Pride is whaT iT's all abouT! -LeTicia Llamas 'OO I love The Rally Board and SpiriT Club. We've made new cheers and recruiTed a loT of spiriTed members. IT feels good knowing you are carrying on The TradiTion of The FighTing Irish cheering secTion, -Jenny Choy 'OO 164 New Dreams . I l l Above: Rally leaders Andrea l-lall, Laurie McQueen, and Jenny Choy Take a breaTher while They prepare Tor The nexT acTiviTy. Blue day helped promoTe school spiriT and school pride before The firsT Bruce Mahoney Game. ,Max U51 im --..,,,,,,i ,,,,qm LefT2 Irish mascoT Simon Chaban caTches greaT momenTs of SpiriT Week on his camera. Rallies orga- nized for 5piriT Week hyped up The sTudenTs for The big Bruce Mahoney game. Below: The rally pumps up Thevolume before The big fooTball game. Jun- iorsyelled aT The Top of Theirlungs To show Their spiriT aT The Bruce Mahoney rally. Below Far RighT: Seniors, Joel Dequis and Celina Gomes, and Junior Veronica CanTu show off Their rally gear To kick off The evenT. Rally Board members spenT a IoT of Time planning This year's Bruce Mahoney rally. LefTr Rally Board: J. Dequis, J. Nevin, J. Jayme, A. Hall, ModeraTor Ms. Rinaldi, V. CanTu, C. Gomes, T. Narruhn, D. Bocci, G. Conejero, L. Llamas, J. Choy M., ii ' , - ra AV . e V T, Above:SpiriT Club: Cl-rl 6. Grinsell, V. AlioTo, S. Tang, A. Fazio, C Jennings, A. Hall, B. Mcauliffe, M. PeixoTo, M. Cresci, Y. AldereTe, R Magsino, C, Flores, C. Auerback,C. Diner, R. Wong, C. Chin, C, Torres J. Haye, C. Daly, L. Llanmas, C, Rivera, A. Napoleo,M. Regacho,Z Angelizen, K. Hughes, G. FerreTTi SpiriT Club!RaIly Board 165 Below: Melissa Chan and Janine Dong help Take sign ups during EarTh AcTion Day. STudenTs in The EarTh AcTion Club helped ouT wiTh greaTenThusiasrn. Below LefT1 Elaine Lee, Lauren KiTagawa, and Rachel Louie clear ouT The weeds in The garden. The garden grew wiTh The love and efforT of The sTudenTs. RighT2 Jovanna Pellegrini and Mr. Richard Moore decide whaT To do abouT The weeds as The oTher memebers conTinue wiTh Their du- Ties. AcTiviTies like garden cleanup helped Teachers and sTudenTs bond. q,,y.0-.X . H' . ' ,ff 1 f , - 'Sr an LefT1 EarTh AcTion Club: Top Row: L-R, S, Diep, EA Lee, M. Rios. C. Tam,C, Lee, D. Chen, J. Won, J. Siu, BoTTom Row: L-R, Mr. Moore, M. Lim, R, Louie, S. Tam , J Shah, T. 5anTos. awww , 1 J P Gxfnl 166 New Dreams minds. LefT: Members of The Science Club lisTen To Mr. Moore. STudenTs of The Science Club aT- Tended many differenT bio-Teach seminars which enriched Their N? 101 Ways To Save The PIaneT EARTH ACTION AND SCIENCE CLUB injuries or mishaps. Above: The Science Club discusses The deTails of a lab. Discussing a lab before doing iT helped avoid Welcome To The world of Sci- ence feaTuring SHCP's own science guy, Mr. Moore, who heads Two clubs! The Science Club and EarTh AcTion Club. The EarTh AcTion Club usually meeTs on Thursdays in The garden behind Burger King's parking loT To Tend To The planTs and flowers. The Club also goes To Ocean Beach some weekends To clean up Trash. The EarTh AcTion Club Tries To save and beauTify The planeT anyway They can. The Science Club meeTs and holds bioTech seminars every Friday. The club gives sTudenTs an opporTuniTy To geT more hands on experience doing labs and experimenTs ouTside of class. Many sTudenTs give up Their Fridays To enrich Their minds wiTh experimenTs like Analyzing Aymalase and DNA Fin- gerprinTing. -Joel Chan '01 The Science Club gives you an opporTuniTy To do more real-life science experimenTs ouTside of class. The experimenTs also give me a chance To learn more and have fun. -Chrissie Fong 'O1 EarTh AcTion gives me an opporTuniTy To save and help The planeT one garden aT a Time. -John Siu 'O1 EarTh AcTion!Science 167 Expressing Themselves Through Words Sl-lC's Emeraldinforms the student body of issues and thoughts that concern our SHC community. Under the direction of Mr. Pardini, the staffs' responsibilities included Club reporting, editing, business, layout and art. The club meets everyday after school. Every Three months an issue is produced regarding current events such as sports, student activities, and school-related news. Sl-lC's Oracfehelps students with their imaginitive minds in a non- graded atmosphere to express them- Selvgs more Creqhvely' The Club Q Above: Mr. Pardini takes charge l I consists of a variety of students with His Sense of humor and Creanvgfy a common interest in literature and made the staff feel relaxed and writing. The Oracfe, under the direc- Wadi! to Work' tion of Ms.McKinney, displays their talent in a yearly literary publication The Oracfef' 1 - Caroline Cua 'OO The Emerald has been a great way for me to make friends and learn about journalistic styles of writing. I am very glad that I joined the newspa- per. It has been a great experience for me. - Sarah O'Donnell 'OO It is very interesting reading people's stories and seeing their art. By working on the Oracfe, I am able to see how much creativity people have. - I-letty Nguyen ' O2 168 New Dreams LefT1 In one quoTe, how would you define moderaTing The Emerald? When a man says yes, his chi says yes also. - Ibo Proverb Tai' fi' -' RighT2 Joseph GiovanneTTi ediTs a sTory. CorrecTing misTakes was cru- cial To The Emerafds success. Leffr ModeraTor Ms. McKinney Takes Time To discuss poems and sTories. The sTafT spenT many hours reading and discussing submiTTed sTories. Below: Seniors April Davidakusus and BeTTy Chu carefully choose poems and sTories for The Orade. IT Took a loT of Time and eTforT To selecT and ediT pieces for The Oracle. H25 4m-.ig . is or is 1 A T Above: H, Nguyen ,MRogers , A.Davidauskis, B.Chu , A,Waldhorn , L.Beamer , M.5miTh , C.Nguyen, J.HuTchinson, I.Kawas, J.Fong noT picTured A.GoyheneTche,J.GuiTron, Klflayes Oracle I Emerald 169 Below1STudenTs IisTen GTT2I'lTiV6Iy Right Juniors AnT0m0 T0IgnTm0 To The Tour guide as she Talks and ChrisTine Lieu play miniaTure abouT UC Davis' hisTory and goif aT Scandia afTer Their Tour of background The UC Davis campus 170 New Dreams LefT2 CSF members come TogeTher for a group shoT. There are Too many mem- bers To name wiThin This space. LefT2 Block Club members come To- geTher for a group shoT. There are Too many members To name in The space provided. Mind and Body CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION AND BLOCK CLUB Miranda, Paul DoherTy, M many school funcTions. The Eucharist As a way of Their Block sweaTers. J' 2, W l Above: The Block Club capTains sTand wiTh Their moderaTor: Tony Freed, Liz Kelber, and BriTTany Hall, The Book Club assisTed in Left: Block Club members siT TogeTher during mass To assisT in upholding school TradiTions, members of The Block Club show off Their school pride by wearing The California Scholarship Fed- eraTion is a group of sTudenTs who have decided To Take a hold of Their lives and beTTer Themselves Through hard work and excellence in Their sTudies. Mem- bers aTTend meeTings wiTh sTudenTs from all around The Bay Area To discuss Their plans for The fuTure. This year, sTudenTs Took a Trip To The UniversiTy of California, aT Davis. Many members of CSF experienced a TasTe of college life. - ChrisTine Lieu di Mimi Nguyen 'O1 The Block Club is an organiza- Tion made up of sTudenTs ThaT have made greaT accomplishmenTs in many areas. STudenTs on This club have played on a varsiTy sporT Team, appeared fre- quenTly in school drama producTions, or have parTicipaTed in The sTudenT council. The members of The Block Club help aT many school fucTions such as The school masses and Back-To-School nighT. The Block Club conTribuTes To The Sacred l-learT CommuniTy by making masses and oTher acTiviTes more enjoyable. - Caroline Cua 'OO In my pasT Three years of being on Block Club I was able To creaTe uniTy and show school pride, As co- capTain This year I am able To give back To my fellow peers whaT I have learned. - Paul DoherTy 'OO CSF is a club ThaT shows me ThaT I have reached a cerTain academic goal and gives me recogniTion for iT. CSF also leTs me share my knowledge wiTh oThers. - STephanie Kwok '01 CSF!Block Club 171 French, Spanish and Japanese Tl-lE LANGUAGE CLUBS The Language Clubs include The Spanish Club, moderaTed by Mr. Wallace, The French Club, moderaTed by Ms. Bernard, and The Japanese Club, moderaTed by Mr. Havel. The Language Clubs meeT every Tuesday during Ac- TiviTy period. The Spanish Club's sTu- denTs have seT up bake sales for sTu- denTs during break and lunch. In The Japanese Club, sTudenTs eaT food and experience The Japenese culTure. They also read Manga, Japanese comics. In The French Club, sTudenTs plan field Trips To go and TasTe French food. They also sTudy various aspecTs of French QEJ'L'1egF5'::j:Gh 5 7VtGbtI3:SG- culTure Through films and oTher medi- Jouk,'Af5C,m,ii,Le0ng,J,H5691 ums. Each Language Club gives sTu- MS- Bemafdisoffom ROW: T- denTs a chance To experience anoTher culTure and language Through food, field Trips and oTher experiences. -Brian Cranna 'OO AkinTola and K. TernaTe. Spanish club is a loT of fun. I enjoy The LM acTiviTies and bake sales ThaT we puT on To raise money. -Jon Meneses 'OO I've had a really good experience while being in The Japanese Club. The club promoTes The Japanese culTure and helps sTudenTs To learn abouT iT. -ClinT Taura 'O1 172 New Dreams LefT1 Junior ClinT Taura and Sophomore Daniel Lau eaT sushi and Tempura. EaTing food from Japan helped sTudenTs experience The Japanese culTure firsT hand. Below: Spanish Club: Mr. Wallace A. Reyes, J. Salazar, J. Meneses, vf CanTu, R. Herrera, J. Reyes, E. Paiz R.Agiular,A.Genera,E.Carnpos,M MarTinek, Y. AldereTe, C. Venegas J. De La Torre, V. Osegueda, J Garcia. BoTTom Row! J. Reyes, A DeTrinidad, V. Auerbach. at .. ? BoTTom Topi Daniel Lau, ClinT Taura, and Brandon Fong hold The Japanese Club sign. STudenTs puT up signs To show Their enThusiasm for Their club. i 112454 LefT:Jackie Reyes speaks To The club abouT Spanish CulTure. Spanish Culfure was The highlighT of The club. RighT2Japanese Club Top Rowl L-R: 5ubTaveananT, J Lopez, R. EmiTs, C. Lee, D. Mok, E. Vim, S WaTanabe, R. Jong, C. Alarcon. BoTTom Row: L. TolenTino, D. Lau, B. Fong, C. Taura. .......l French!Spanish!Japanese 173 O Below2Peer Helpers Top Rowr Karen Wong, Sharon Kong, John Hannon, Chris Chan, Lauren KiTagawa. BoTTom Rowr Jackie l-lu, Sonia Chuang, FaTima Ramahi, Tracy Ling, Colleen Wong, AniTo Low, STeven Yee, Jackie Camaclang, and Anuska De CosTa. RighT2 Juniors make decoraTions for The upcoming evenT, T.U.F.F. members are involved in many acTiviTies: like The Toy Drive and CulTural HeriTage Week, Middle!Bo1'1'om 1 Seniors Aeysha Al-Mansour and Sabrina CaTer discuss plans for The upcoming evenT. Members of T.U.F.F. worked hard To make The Toy Drive was successful. 174 New Dreams Righfi Juniors Lee Balmediano and Mary June Hernandez make ChrisTmas orna- menTs for The annual Toy Drive. ' The ChrisTmas Toy Drive has helped many needy children and families ThroughouT Theyears. LefT1 Peer ,ye V , L, 9.5 .W Helpers:5haron Kong, Chris Chan, ColleenWong,Laura Krause, Jessica Kim, STeven Yee, John Hannon, Jackie Camaclang, Sonia Chuang Jackie Hu, Tracy L i n g, F a T i m a Ramahi, Lauren KiTagawa, Anuska De CosTa, and Ms. Simmons. Reaching OuT aT SHC AND HELPING OUR PEERS gig? T ' -1... li. Above1T.U.F.F. BoTTom Row: N. Agbayani, J. Ramahi, A. Yenne, K. Momemaylpr, A. Al-Monsour, S. CaTer, C. endoza J. Hu, D. CasTromayor.Middle Row: S. Yee, T. Russell, A. DeTrinidad, A. Lam, V. Leonardo, N. Concepcion, S. Wong, R. Haugabook, T. Gharechedaghy, N. Lee. Top Rowl J. Salazar, S. Kong, R. Shifferee, A. Robinson, 6. Reodica, T. BeleTe, C. King, D. Gray A. Wong, R. ColleTTe, M. oTTer, S. Cao, A. Chu, M. Wong, M. Yags, G. Wong, C. Liangly S. Auyeung, . Halvorson, L. cQueen, A. Johnson, H. JacinTo MJ. Hernandez, F. Ramahi, and T. Ling. lm Q- I During The year, sTudenTs face numerous challenges ThaT can make Them feel overwhelmed. If and when These problems occur, sTu- denTs can go To Their peers To seek counseling. The SHCP Peer Helpers Train for Troublesome siTuaTions. The Training consisTed of a varieTy of sTudenTs, ranging from sopho- mores To seniors, who aTTended many sessions which Teach Them how To advise Their peers and become beTTer lisTeners. The club organized many acTiviTies ThaT help To educaTe The sTudenT body. The focus of This year was Drug and Alcohol aware- ness. WhaT is T.U.F.F.? T.U.F.F. sTands for TogeTher UniTed for The FuTure. Members of This organizaTion concenTraTed on creaTing diversiTy among sTudenTs. Through acTiviTies such as The annual Toy drive, cuITural heriTage week, and guesT speakers, T.U.F.F. hoped To shed lighT on issues ThaT affecT our socieTy, especially Those wiTh regard To diversiTy and uniTy. -Robyn Fong X OO I enjoy moderaTing T.U.F.F. because iT is an organizaTion ThaT involves The parTicipaTion of The enTire school. -Susan Ershler I enjoy moderaTing The Peer Helpers because I believe ThaT sTudenTs are The besT educaTors. -Deborah Simmons Peer HeIper's!T.U.F.F. 175 Behind The Scenes SporTs Medicine and The SporTs Advisory Board help bring The aThleTic program To new heighTs. While The fanaTical and over- zealous Sacred l-learT CaThedral fans cheer on The sporT Teams, There is more ThaT goes on behind The scenes. Members of SporTs Medicine and The AThleTic Advisory Board work ex- Tremely hard for all The aThleTes. AlThough They are noT acTually parTici- panTs in The game, Their presence is very essenTial. 5porTs Medicine and The AThleTic Advisory Board are The backbone of our aThleTic world, and The coaches and players depend on c Them. Members of SPOPTS Medicine Above: MembersofTheAThleTic help keep Q1-hleTe5 lqeqlfhy Qnd on The Advisory Board lisTen To ideas ThaT will help creaTe beTTer communica- Tion beTween The aThleTes and The field, and The AThleTic Advisory Board opens The channels of communicaTion aThleTicadminisTraTion.Theclub gave sTudenT aThleTes a chance To beTween The sTudenT aThleTes and The . . . . , voice Their opinion of Their Team. adminisTraTion. Each sporT has a rep- resenTaTive on The board and gives each sporT Team a voice. -Joel Dequis 'OO IT was a greaT experience being on The SporTs Medicine Club because I had an opporTuniTy To demonsTraTe my medical skills, like Taping wounds and rehabiliTaTing aThleTic injuries. -Nami Shiozaki 'O1 IT was an honor being on The AThleTic Advisory Board because I was chosen To be a represenTa- Tive of The Team. IT sTrengThened my leadership 4 skills and creaTed beTTer communicaTion beTween The sTudenT aThleTes and The aThleTic adminisTra- Tion. -Joseph Jayme 'O1 176 New Dreams LefT1 Junior Nami Shiozaki, Co- PresidenT of The SporTs Medicine Club, bandages an aThleTe's injured fooT, Rigorous Training in This club was key To keeping To The aThleTes able To play. BoTTom LefT1 ModeraTors Mr. Freed and Ms. Momono discuss The successes The club has achieved over The pasT few monThs. The AThleTic Advisory Board meT every Tuesday morning in The gym during AcTiviTy Period. Below: SporTs Medicine Club moderaTor, Mr. Melero, demon- sTraTes how To check a paTienT for viTal signs. Taking care of The aThleTes was an inTegral parT of This organizaTion's duTies. Right 5porTs Medi- cine Club Members: S, David, D. ZapanTa, N. Shiozaki, J. Young, K. Louie, Mr. Melero, N.MarTel,J.Wong,N. ApaliT, L. Tom RighT: AThleTic Advi sory Board Members G. Bruen, B. Hall, N Bickle, D. Vincenzi, Milhoan, A. Hall, Gardner, J. Jayme, Collignon, J, Lou, PeTerson, B, Tinloy, S Sobejana, C. King l. E G T - c U hll . T T SporTs Medicine!AThleTic Advisory Board 177 Below25pencer Hom shows AnneTTe Sarraille howTo puT The film inTo The camera. Members were encouraged To help one anoTher. BoTTom RighT: Phofo Club Members: Edenberg UgoT, Monique Ciseros, CrisTina Olloqui, Angelina Casolla Raina Magsino, Micki Gonzales, Remedios Salazar BoTTom Row: Julia Zharchuk, Spencer Hom, STephanie Ng, Micki Gonzales, Raina Magsino. 178 New Dreams LefT1 Mr. Conolly assigns members Their jobs for The week. They Took picTures of many evenTs and acTiviTies. LefT: Micki Gonzales and ChrisTina Olloque discuss picTures They have Taken in order To improve Their phoTography skills. STudenTs gaThered during acTiviTy period To geT Their assignmenTs and discuss Their phoTos. M , Mi, ,f RighT: Micki Gonzales Takes picTures for her assignmenT of The week. The PhoTo Club provided many pic:Tures for The Emerald and Yearbook. 'T Please Freeze and Say Ch PhoTo Club CapTures T i Above: Raina Magsino capTures a memorable momenT in her World l-lisTory class. Members capTured many memorable momenTs in Their cameras ThroughouT The year. eese!!! Your BrighTesT Smile WaTch ouT, They are every- where. They are coming To capTure you. CapTure whaT?The PhoTo Club members are waiTing To capTure you on film. You may be nexT. They Take picTures of everyday sTudenT life. The members waiT paTienTly for The righT momenT To Take a picTure. The Sl-lC PhoTo Club is responsible for capTuring momenTs on film ThaT may be used in The Emeraldor The year- book. In every meeTing, Mr. Conolly assigns each sTudenT an acTiviTy To aTTend and phoTograph. The PhoTo Club members aTTend school evenTs, clubs, and lunch acTiviTies in order To capTure sTudenTs' memorable mo- menTs. Mr. Conolly helps The members improve Their phoTography skills by discussing The picTures They Took. -Shann Kao '01 Mr. Conolly is very funny. I joined The club because I like him and phoTography. I am noT only a member, buT I'm also The presidenT of The club. Some Think we may do liTTle, buT There is a loT more To iT Than clicking a buTTon. -Spencer Hom 'OZ Q We joined The PhoTo Club because we like Taking picTures. IT is so much fun! We enjoy playing wiTh The zoom. And, we geT To meeT differenT people! -Micki Gonzales and Raina Magsino 'O3 PhoTo Club 179 PuTTing IT All TogeTher THE CHALLENGES AND TRIUMPH5 OF YEARBOOK Have you ever wondered how a yearbook comes TogeTher? In The yearbook club, we are consTanTly meeTing deadlines, Taking phoTos, cropping, wriTing many, many, copies and capTions, and Then rewriTing Them, again. IT becomes very hecTic I before a deadline. People from The freshmen, sophomore, junior, and senior class, come TogeTher almosT everyday To help make This yearbook possible. The yearbook club promoTes cooperaTion by assigning spreads To Two or more people. We have To conTinuously work TogeTher To meeT deadlines. Everyone needs To acTively parTicipaTe because There is always Somelhlng To do- crops picTures as Kali Yuen reads her spread. Teamwork was a key -51-ephunieclfmn '00 gnd elemenT in geTTing Thing! done. Anushka De CosTa 'OO Above: Junior Michele Nguyen Since iT is my senior year, I wanTed To be parT of The yearbook in order To help make The yearbook r'eflecT The naTure of our school and The memories iT recreaTes. -KaTrina Liu 'OO I joined The yearbook club because The book helps people reflecT and remember fun memories of The year, and I wanTed To meeT and inTerview difTerenT people. -Michelle Tan 'O1 180 New Dreams LefT Sophomore Jason Tang looks BeIow:5enior EdiTors AnThony Below LefT Junior Chrissie Fong for spread picTures Jason began Nguyen and RoberT Leung check The puTs her spread TogeTher as Senior yearbook This year compuTer files for any problems RoberT Leung Types his copy STu CompuTer skills are one of The many denTs did various Tasks in order To skills learned in yearbook compleTe Their work RighT: Sophomores Andrew BaIlingiT and Noel Keenan Think of a TiTIe for Their spread. CreaTiviTy helped add ThaT special Touch To a spread. RighT: Juniors Chris- Tine Lieu and Yoo Lim Lee ediT Their work STudenTs spenT a loT of Time and efforT per- fecTing Their work. Today's Leaders For Tomorrow... The Freshmen and Sophomore Council worked on numerous acTiviTies and evenTs for The sTudenTs To enjoy during The school year. ModeraTor Dr. Link led The Sophomore Council in The planning of many evenTs such as The WinTer Ball and Halloween Grams. Mod- eraTor Mr. RemingTon guided young lead- ers of The FreshmenCouncilTo organize evenTs such as The Freshmen Family Mass, class inTermuraIs and assisTance wiTh The WinTer Ball. These councils have regular meeTings, which Took a loT of commiTmenT from The sTudenTs. The Freshmen and Sophomore Council gained Above: Freshmen Council member inspiraTion from each oTher improving Louis Linebarger and Mr. BenneTT help ouT aT This year's WinTer Ball. Their TalenTs and leadership skills. Indi- The 59Ph0m0f'e Council 0 90nl1eCl The WinTer Ball which proved To be vidual class councils conTribuTed Time Ggreaf Success. and energy To ensure ThaT sTudenTs en- joyed school Through various acTiviTies. STudenTs involved in class councils proved To be greaT leaders and Tireless parTicipanTs. -Amy Wong 'OO This year's sophomore council was one of The mosT energeTic, organized, and enThusiasTic groups I have ever had. They followed Through on every acTiviTy planned for The year. -ModeraTor Dr. Link I enjoyed being a member of This year's Freshmen Council. IT was a greaT learning experience and I hope To be parT of The Sopho- more Council nexT year. -Odelle Edora '03 I 182 New Dreams Hlhlg Left Sophomore Council members and ModeraTor Dr. Link make final noTes before sTarTing The weekly meeTing, The Sophomore Council Tried To fulfill The needs of The sTudenTs. Below: Sophomores Maureen Tan and Monique Villanueva workon posT- ers for The annual ValenTine Gram sale. The Sophomore Council orga- nized many school evenTs This year, including The WinTer Ball. BoTTom CenTer!LefT2 Class Coun- cils as well as 5TudenT Body Offic- ers smile for Their group picTure. All These sTudenTs worked hard To make The school year unTorgeTTable. Ri hT' So homore - X Woo, ModeraTor Dr. Link, C. Rivera, A. Lin, -l'-' 7' P. Borja. FronT Row! ' M.Tan, S, 5arienTo, M. Villanvueva .li , Linebarger 9 I P A T: Council: fl-rj Back ' Rowi J. Wong, V. FonTillas, C. EsTiva, T. RighT2 Freshmen Councilrfl-rj Back Row: S. FonTela, C. Flores, O. Edora, T. Nguyen, J. Reyes, C. Chin, ModeraTor Mr. l2emingTon, B. Aguas. From' Row: M. Carey, K. AusTria, L. Sophomore!Freshmen Council 183 STEWENGTHS CompeTiTion comes wiTh iT. Bodies perspire during iT. Teamwork is required for iT. Experience and sTrengTh culminafe from iT. BuT, mosT imporTanTly, friendships and lessons are learned as The resulT of iT. CompeTiTive, sporTs, mixed in wiTh a liTTle biT of moTivaTion and challenge, describe fooTball, wresTling, swimming, Tennis, baskeTball volleyball, Track, cross-counTry, soccer, baseball, sofTball, and all our sporTs. Through parTicipaTion in sporTs, sTudenTs become sTronger and more confidenT, which enables Them To overcome obsTacles. Losing and disappoinTmenT are an ineviTable aspecT of compeTiTion, buT playing sporTs builds characTer. Hard work, deTerminaTion and The courage required for sporTs prepares a person for fufure obsTacles in life. 1 -Amy Wong 'OO Below: Sophomore Alex Creasey uses all his mighT To sTeal The ball from a ST. Francis opponenT. Men's VarsiTy Soccer, led by Coach Krueger, worked hard To become a play-off Team. , , We RighT1Senior . ,,, . , . ,, A,,A, uw. ,, ' ' V ag.. 97 ? W Caroline King and W Junior Sara A Wells use . , .. ,W Teamwork To block f T 3 Z? Their opponenT's ball. Women's VarsiTy Volleyball compeTed as a member of one of V The Top raTed leagues in The Bay Area. RighT2 Senior Rosemarie Dias 3 ,al Takes final breaThs before crossing The finish line. All seven members of lasT year's CCS champion- ship Team reTurned To run for The Women's VarsiTy Cross- Above: Senior Elaine Gardner husTles To score a baskeT, juking CounTry Team. ouT a ST. IgnaTius opponenT. IT proved obvious ThaT The women's W baskeTball Teams broughT Their A game everyfime They faced Their opponenTs. 184 New STrengThs light: The Men's VarsiTy 5askeTball Team Takes a imeouT To regroup and liscuss sTraTegies.The Team forked hard To remain orceful conTenders in The 'VCAL league, The Top league 1 The area. Jessica Marquez makes a beauTiful serve. The Women's Tennis Team worked hard This year To become The sTrongesT They have been in years. Below: Freshmen Ricky Cacho makes a slick pin on his opponenT. The FighTing Irish WresTling Team proved To be a TighTing force in The WCAL. lbover Junior Jermaine Sheppard runs for ouchdown. Jermaine Sheppard broke The ecord for The mosT rushing yards in a ' ...-A eason and seT a new school record. SporTs Division 185 DeTermined To Win The 1999 VarsiTy FooTball W' mi? W Team faced many ups and downs, and endured a difficulT season. Suffering from injuries and losses in many games, The Team endured a difficulT season. NoneTheless, The Irish displayed Their Team pride and uniTy ThroughouT The season. Their hard if work and dedicaTion showed Their willingness and deTerminaTion. The Team's efforTs during pracTices and games emphasized Their deTerminaTion To improve as a Team. DespiTe Their losses, The Team sTrived To achieve a sense of uniTy. Coach Freed com- menTed on how proud he is of The Team and Their devoTion and deTermi- naTion ThroughouT The season. Prior To each game AssisTanT Coach John Lee sTressed The imporTance of good eThics and discipline on and off The field. l-le also menTioned how well The Team collaboraTed and how hard They worked offensively and defensively. Even Though Their record did noT reflecT a winning season, They gained a loT from iT. -Caroline Cua 'OO Above1VarsiTy2 BoTTom Row: N. Lewis, D. ZapaTa, A. Ghani, JR. SanTos, J. Della Cella, D. Said, M. DeAndu,G. Cadena, A. Renderos, W. Murphy,C, SupneT Middle: J. Moylan, S. Griffin, A. Edora, Coach P. Ferrigno, Coach M. Fabbri, Coach P. Freed, Coach J. Lee, B. Blake, O. Molero, P. DoherTy, B. Beliso, T. Mascardo. Middle Top: M. Arnaiz, D. Nelson, J. Meneses,J. Mora,Jayme, K. Walsh, N. MarTel, B. Zahn, C. CasTineIy, M. CuruTcheT. Top: P. Guy, J. McGaughey, Z, Swan, Z. Gaywilder, J. Sheppard, C. Kelly, A. Wong, L. lflalTon, B, Shanahan, 6. Crosby, P. Frings, M. Murphy, T. Miranda, K. SmiTh 186 New STrengTh AIThough our record was 2-9 iT didn'T show The TaIenT we had and how hard we worked. Overall, The season was good because The Team formed IasTing friendships. - John Della Cella 'OO The record of The season did noT show how good our Team really was. Our Team had dedicaTion and uniTy and ThaT's whaT counTs OC Jayme 'O1 Scoreboard Score OpponenT 20-O Riordan 24-21 PeTaluma 33-20 Cardinal Newman 28-22 SI. 26-3 Bellarmine 44-26 Serra 29-21 Marin CaTholic 43-35 Sl-lC-WaTsonville 31-50 S.L. Valley Team Record LefT: Junior Jermaine Sheppard breaks away fromaTackle. FooTwork and quick reflexes helped fooTball players avoid Tackles, LefT: Senior Jon Meneses speeds pasT Serra's besT, Speed was essen- Tial in evading opponenTs. Below: The Irish sTop S.I.'s advance. The Irish defense was sTrong and improved ThroughouT The season. Above! Junior Jermaine Sheppard waTches ouT for opponenTs as he goes for a Touchdown. Good balance and vision allowed fooTbaII players To compeTe aT a high level. Above: The Irish cleared The way for running back Jermaine Sheppard. Irish offense improved This year wiTh The aid of Teamwork and support VarsiTy FooTbalI 187 RighT: The fooTball Team lines up before a play. UniTy was a big parT of keeping The Team TogeTher. RighT: Sophomore Addis O'Connor prepares To hand-off The ball. The J.V.'s running game was a big parT of Theirsuccess. Below: Freshman John Passaglia breaks Through The Terra Nova de- fense onTo The open field. The Frosh Team relied on players' sTrengTh To mainTain a sTrong offense. Above: J.V.: Firsf Row L-R: J. Cox, D. MurTha, J. Duenas, T. Mar, M. Kaplan, K. Mcl-lugh, T. Mihalopoulos, R. O'SuIlivan. Second Row: L-R1 D. Gomes, J. Toomey, E. TalboT,Asst. Coach Dan Cocilovo, AssT. Coach Kevin Quinn, Coach Gary Cannon, K, Howard, J. DiesTeI, J, Muniz. Third Row: L-Rr R. Lynch, M Sabella T, Padilla, J. Russo, J. Tosfanoski, K. Hyson, R. Cousarf Top Row: L-R1 D.Bei, D. Madden, L. WerTz, M. Dewey, D. ZapanTa, D. BenneTT, O. Beere, A. Healy, M. Schindler, A, O'Connor, Not PicTured1 C, Augusfino, J. InguiTo 188 New 5TrengTh J. V. Scoreboard Riordan PeTaluma Terra Nova Cardinal Newman SainT IgnaTius Bellarmine Serra Analy Marin CaThoIic San Lorenzo Valley Record 1-9-1 19-13 26-20 18-O 23-13 27-O 28-21 28-12 46-7 34-O 48-14 JIV1 This year playing for The Frosh FooTball Team was a fun and educaTional experience for me. AlThough we did noT do ThaT well, I feel we will grow in The nexT Three years. -Charlie McCallaugh '03 This year our Team learned To love The game. The coaches showed us how To work TogeTher as a Team. FooTball has showed me ThaT hard work pays off. -Manuel Splain '03 Freshmen Scoreboard Newark Memorial 35-O Terra Nova 21-O Terra Nova 27-7 San Lorenzo Valley 21-14 Harker 14-7 Record 0-5 and Freshmen FooTbaH Freshmen The Freshman FooTball Team had a producTive year even Though Their record does noT reflecT Their progress. The Team was lead by Coach Paul Bugler. Since The Freshman Team was new, play- ers learned imporTanT skills abouT The game.Team UniTy was builT and a sTrong bond was formed beTween The players and The coaches. J. V. The J .V. Team had a Tough sea- son. They had a record of 1-9-1. The Team, however, learned new skills for nexT year. Lead by Coach Gary Cannon, The Team defeaTed Cardinal Newman, and Tied Analy. The J.V. Team's diffi- culT season does noT reflecT Their ef- forT, buT raTher iT will only help Them during fuTure seasons. The Team worked hard during pracTices and work- ouTs. -Brian Cranna 'OO Above: Freshmen: From RowrL-R1 M. WiIker,J. Wong, T. Lau,l2. EmmeTTs,M, Vuskich, 5. LinT, J. Holman,5econd Row: O. Edora, D. Basconcillo, D. Aceret, S. Cuadra, C. O'Brien,C. McCullugh, N. Cerone, D. Tumath. Third Row: P, Anderson, M. Barry, AssT. Coach Joe Mollner, AssT. Coach Kevin Doherfy, Head Coach Paul Bugler, Asst Coach Frank Lee, H. Fields, J. Ng. Fourfh Row: T. SargenTi, D. Sampior, D. Ellenberg, M. Morales, N. Cerone, R. Walsh, M. Splain, G. De6uzman, C. Pichel.Fiffh Row: J. Wilkinson,C. Bonifacio, K. O'Keefe, T. Dinh, P. Yalon, T. Hallisy, I. McInTyre, R. Ellenberg, J. Passaglia, J. CannaTa, G. GuiTron.Top Row: D. Wilson, J. Defilippo, J. Hill, R. Hawkins, M. Weaver, D. LaprevoTTe, M. Schip, E. SingleTon, J. Bergland, J. Sorhondo, W. Diefenbach. J.V.!Frosh FooTball 189 l'liTTin' iT and Passin' iT The VarsiTy Volleyball Team had T a wonderful season. Ms. KrisTy Valverde and assisTanT coaches Eileen Molloy and Kelly Gallagher coached The Team. Al- Though The Team was plagued wiTh inju- Lf if f w 753' QA W, , f 4 f f MW AW w . 3 1 ffl! ries and problems, They rose To The Top Ten in The C.C.S. Team capTains Liz 2-- Kelber, Maureen Bisio, and Sheila T Krishnanhelped lwdfhefwmfo C-S-S 'l ' . l lV'l319Il.' 5553154151 l ' ' Liz Kelber became firsT Team all league iiii an Q and MVP: Maureen Bisio received The MW leaders h i p award, and M i cae I a so T, yyly 5 icis ., T as-2.-, ' ' -f' 'z :rm .E 'f.i..f?uZe,w f McDonagh earned MosT InspiraTional. TogeTher The Team played hard and felT They had a producTive and successful year, even Though Their record was noT as good as They would have liked. -Brian Cranna 'OO -Sara Rodriguez 'OO Above: VarsiTy Top Row: AssT. Coach Molloy, Coach Valverde, K. Weslow, C. King, M, Bisio, S, Wells, E. Kelber, K. Newkirk, C. Marchi, L. Bisio, AssT. Coach Gallagher. BoTTom Row: L To R: M. McDonagh, C. Kearney, L. Burke, N. ApaliT, S. Krishnan. 190 New STrengTh AlThough our record may noT be as good as we had hoped, we played hard, bonded, and learned a loT on and off The courT. -Liz Kelber 'OO The Team sTruggled wiTh injuries. IT seemed once recovered, anoTher person v be ouT injured. BuT as a senior, The season was very memorable, regardless of our record. I'll never forgeT This Team. -Sheila Krishnan 'OO NoTre Dame BelmonT Menlo SainT IgnaTius Sacred HearT Prep Menlo NoTre Dame BelmonT SainT IgnaTius Sacred HearT Prep League Season Record 3 Overall Season Record 13 LefT1 Sarah Wells and CaiTlin Kearney jump To block a ball. SupporT from TeammaTes helped keep Their spiriTs high. , ,A ,f 555,53 f X? if V Y rd' 'Q 2 A 1-fr AY wif' 40? fy ff, f 'V , . f M 4, Sf T53 W i W 1' 54 ,. ,i LH,-5 T ,, Hr fi -:sk 3' Above: Liz Kelber runs To pass a bump. Team efforT was key To success. LV LefTr Sarah Wells spikes The ball for ' W an Irish poinT, STrengTh was viTal To scoring poirns. Below: Caroline King makes a spec- Tacular save. Players pushed Them- selves To new heighTs. , V NMSZEIY A an - , , ' 3 V -,,.' ' K Above: CaiTlin Kearney, Nicole ApaliT, Sheila Krishnan, Caroline King and Sarah Wells celebraTe afTer scoring a poinT. Bonding was imporTanT in keeping The Team unified and energized. Women's VarsiTy Volleyball 191 Right: Alvina Cheah and Meaghan Carey dive for the ball. In order to win, a mentality of not letting the ball drop was a must. Right: Alicia Fabbri gets ready to pass abalI.Passing was the begin- ning of every attack. Below: Meaghan Carey prepares for a block. Blocking was key to The Lady Irish defense. Above Freshmen Teamr L-R Bottom Row R. Chavez, C. Chin, A. Minjarez, I. Gardner, B. Martinez and E. Daly. Top Row Coach M. Beima, J. Greene, A. Fabbri,L.White,A. Adams, K. Rechsteiner,A.Jusufagic,and CoachT. Riemer-Inocencio. 192 New Strength Freshmen Scoreboard Notre Dame Belmont St. Ignatius Menlo Sacred Heart Prep Camoplindo Frosh Tournament Antioch Frosh Tournament W L W W 1s 1s goT WC The season wenT preTTy well. All our Team efforT place in our league. Coach James worked us preTTy hard, and he was very Tough BuT, in The end iT was all worTh iT. -Shainna Breslow 'O2 us a 2nd This season was a challenging year, buT wiTh Teamwork, sTill did very well This season Alvina Cheah 'O1 J.V. Scoreboard NoTre Dame BelmonT Menlo ST. IgnaTius Sacred HearT Prep MilpiTas JV SpikefesT Leland JV TournamenT WW WW L L WW 3rd 1sT n you do IT? The J.V. Women's Volleyball Team have come far. Again, led by Coach James UnTalan, a veTeran player, The Team had a greaT season. They won firsT place in The Leland J.V. TournamenT. CapTain Alvina Cheah direcTed The Team, well, Too. They cuT Through Their oppos- ing Teams like a hoT knife Through buT- Ter. Even Though They did noT become League Champions This year, They will always be champions in our hearTs. DespiTe iT being Their rookie year, The Frosh Team showed TalenT. In Their games They always seemed more maTure, more inTense, and more experi- enced Than The oTher Teams. Led by Coach Margi Beima, They Took firsT place in Their league and swepT every TournamenT They played: Deer Valley, Moraga, and more. They are sure To be The sTars of The nexT millenium. -Joel Chan 'O1 Above J.V.Teamr L-R BoTTom Row! S. Breslow. Middle Row: D. Knadler, J. Wong, J.SToley, C. Rivera, and V, Guerrero. Top Row: Coach J. UnTalan, A. Cheah, P. Borja, A.Novasic, R.Prunali, S. Jayme, R. BernsTein, A. Scudder, and M. Carey. Women's Frosh!JV Volleyball 193 Than JUST The Women's Tennis Teams played Their hearTs ouT every Time They sTepped onTo The Tennis courTs, wheTher in pracTice or in a game. There is more To Tennis Than serves, volleys, and aces. Playing Tennis involves noT only TalenT and skills, buT also commiTmenT, dedicaTion, and, of course, passion. The Tennis Teams offer players a chance To work TogeTher, use Their communicaTion skills, and ploy Tennis. AlThough Tennis is usually an individual sporT, Team uniTy is a necessary Tool used To offer TeammaTes supporT and encour- agemenT. The VarsiTy and The Junior VarsiTy Teams were led by Coach Raymond Wong and Coach Alex DeLeon, respecTively. PracTicing afTer school almosT everyday gave The women Time To prepare for Tough compeTiTions. Spending so much Time TogeTher, each Team developed Their own sense of characTer, uniTy, and someThing special ThaT separaTes Them from previous Teams. BoTh Teams puT in a loT of Time, efforT, dedicaTion, and TalenT To The season. -Josephine Palana 'O1 di Delia Siu 'O1 Above: VarsiTy fLToRJ Back rowz A. Kennedy, T. Finkle, T. Berland, T. Moon, L. Abiol, Coach Wong FronT row: L. Milhoan, J. Lippel, T. Brickley, C, Yu 194 New STrengTh This Team welcomed me in, buT iT hos been a sTrenuous experience. There was more running during pracTice Than I had expecTed, which I had To geT used To. -Tara Berland 'O2 The maTch againsT Mercy S.F. was my mosT unique memory of The season. In defeaT- ing Them, we showed Them ThaT we were capable of compeTing on anoTher level. -Lia TMilhoan'OO VarsiTy Scoreboard Menlo NoTre Dame BeImonT Sacred l-learT Prep ST. IgnaTius C2-5X0-73 C1-6X2-55 C0-7X1-65 C1-6X1-63 Leftr Freshmen Regina Leong pre- pares for a serve return. Good com- munication and teamwork helped teammates play well together. Left: Senior Lia Milhoan uses her quickness to anticipate her opponents serve. Speed and talent were vital components when compet- ing against other schools. Below: Junior Christine Yu practices her backhand. Practice was key to their success. .T . V. Scoreboard St. Ignatius C 3-4 J C 2-5 J Menlo C 1-6 J C 1-6 J Sacred Heart Prep. C 7-O J C 5-2 J Notre Dame Belmont C 2-5 J C 5-2 J Above: J'.V. CLtoRJ Back row: Assist. Coach K. Fry, C. Dames, F. Torre, R. Leong, S. Jouk, C. Valverde, L. Santos, A. Zabala, R. Wong, Head Coach A. DeLeon. Front Row: J. Wong, T. Tran, K. Ternate, K. Deriquito, J. Palana, L. Chan New Strength 195 Right: Senior Guard!Forward Dan Vincenzi and Center Jim Cunnie fight for the rebound against an SI. player. The Irish demonstrated a strong defense under the basket, Right: Paul Doherty handles the bas- ketball down the court looking for an open player. The Varsity found out that teamwork improved the perfore mance of the team. whit gg Below: Dan Vincenzi looks for an opening to the basket. He out hustled many players in the league. fm ful :, ww! 0 do ,V,, , ,.,V , Q f ' ,W Jlll am: Above! The team gathers around to discuss their game. Although the team had a hard season, the players gave their best. 196 New Strength 'gnllllll '33 Right! Sophomore Guard Odioh Odiye muscles his way up to the basket. As a first year Varsity player, he displayed his talent throughout the season. 0 0 ' o FighTin Irish!!! This The Irish Men's VarsiTy Season BaskeTball Team la ed hard and was m ' P Y f, ST Y improved all season long. The Team Season on demonsTraTed Their TalenTin The pre- VGFSHY. season even Though They sTruggled Alfhough laTer. DespiTe Their regular season if was record, The Team losT some ver close Y . . hard, I T games and always sTayed compeTiTive. enioyed Through hard and inTense daily bam!! Of' pracTices, The Team grew and flour- Tgzfiam' ished wiTh young aThleTes such as Ending ,OZ Odioh Odiye and Maurice GarTrell. Y AlThough pracTices were Tough, The Team players found Them useful and impor- had Q 101 TanT. Under The leadership of head of big coach Tim Burke and assisTanT coach gGm2S Manny Nodar, The Irish men improved Tl'lGT W6 Their skills and became beTTer la ers. g P Y l05'f bY AlThough The Irish Men losT To onlyf few S.I. in The Bruce Mahoney Game, The S' Team did noT give up. In The remaTch Season againsT S.I. on February 9Th,The Irish gave me Men used exTreme efforT and school 9,-em spiriT To fighT off The Wild CaTs. The experi- Team did a greaT job on offense and ence and defense, which led To Their vicTory over much 51. ZXUIQ' -Shann Kao 'Ol men . -Bobby Barnes 'O1 VarsiTy Scoreboard Alumni 87-55 Lowell 53-52 San Mafeo 71-67 Brophy CAZJ 42-59 Univ. of San Die o 48-62 ST. Mary's CSTociTonJ 48-68 Acalanes 50-42 San Ramon 55-42 ST. Mary's CBerkleyj 34-7O ServiTe CLAD 55-59 Pacifc Grove 50-41 JuaniTa fWashJ 57-50 Cardinal Newman 56-67 Bellarmine 55-69 ST. Francis 48-64 Riordan 43-36 Serra 53-55 SI 43-53 Many 51-55 Bellarmine 64-66 OT ST. Francis 48-55 Riordan 57-54 OT Above: VarsiTy Men BaskeTbalI: Top Row: CL To RJ Coach Tim Burke, Serra 46-57 Joe Nevin, Tony Miranda, Jermaine Shepard, Maurice STefan GarTrell, jaw Jim Cunnie, Mel WaTers, Jerry Ryan, and AssT. Coach Manny Nodar. BoTTom Row: CL To RJ Conor Kelly, Odioh Odiye, Paul DoherTy, Bobby Barnes, Dan Vincenzi, Shane Griffin, and Ted Mino. Men's VarsiTy BaskeTball 197 Fire iT Up The Junior VarsiTy BaskeTball Tj ,,. T Team had a season filled wiTh Triumphs iii I iiii lflff I and disappoinTmenTs. WiTh The help of ,A many excepTional players, Coach Phil DoherTy and AssisTanT Coach Rich . ' Azzolino, The J.V. Team represenTed Their FighTing Irish spiriT and personal ' y g L My , .T efforf on The courT. They showed Their 4 skills on offense and defense. Every Team member supporTed each oTher and displayed Their dedicaTion To The sporT. T ' The Frosh Blue Team did ex- cepTionally well This season wiTh Coach . , . , -T. .. T. . Dave Dunn's guidance and supporT. The Team was awarded The WCAL Co-Cham- pionship as a resulT of Their hard work ThroughouT The season. The Frosh Green Team had iTs ups and downs during Their season. Coach Bill 6oTch aided in Their develop- menT as individual players and as a Team. As freshmen, boTh Teams learned from Their experiences and grew as players of The game. ff s gf t an gf .1 W M I ., , l g fl-,V ' I .,.,5a,g V, gg. 7, . Q' 1 -it t .. va.. fa, lt N , . , , ' , , V Q. if ' I ' - 4. , A L i Q V I ., -N . as Q ill ' Q' :I :fa lr g l: X s 3 ' ' 5 3 2 , -ChrisTine Lieu 'O1 and Mimi Nguyen 'O1 Above: Junior VarsiTy Back Row: fl To rj D. Gomes, B. l-lenderson, D. Bei, M. C-I-arTrell, J. PorTer, K. l-lyson, G. O'NeiI, Coach DoherTy. FronT Row: fl To rj A. OrTiz, B. Brown, M. Yerbic, N. Diger, M. CuruTcheT, M. Coloma 5 nl' H I ,joined baskeTbalI This year because I love The sporT and I wasn'T able To play lasT year because I broke my elbow.During The season, I made some progress, buT I'm sTill learning. -Michael CuruTcheT '01 We had a good Team, buT we didn'T execuTe in The final momenTs of The season. I had a fun Time being a member of The J .V. BaskeTbaII Team. -MarTin Yerbic 'O1 J. V. Scoreboard Bellarmine 52-63 ST. Francis 47-51 Riordan 58-69 Serra 52-56 ST.IgnaTius 47-57 MiTTy 45-55 Bellarmine 52-56 ST. Francis 63-60 Riordan 56-40 Serra 51-63 ST. IgnaTius 63-64 MiTTy 51-53 Team Record 2-10 New STrengTh 198 Team A Team B Scoreboard Scoreboard Bellarmine 51-45 De la Salle 43-26 ST. Francis 69-56 Riordan 45-41 Riordan 55-36 S1'.IgnaTius 44-30 Serra 35-41 Bellarmine 49-43 ST. IgnaTius 41-44 ST. Francis 45-27 Miffy 52-37 Riordan 46-42 Bellarmine 37-40 Serra 58-28 ST. Francis 64-48 S1'.IgnaTius 44-43 Riordan 41-39 MiTTy 4O-3O Serra 66-56 Bellarmine 39-33 S1'.IgnaTius 38-33 ST.Francis 45-32 Mifly 50-39 Riordan 36-28 Serra 51-43 S1'.IgnaTius 42-32 MiTTy 45-35 Team Record 9-3 Team Record 4-8 Leffr Dominic Bei reaches up as he 'fries To block his opponenfs shot. Defense was a key element in win- ning o game. Right Jason Hill flies by his opponents and goes for a lay-up. Speed and sTrengTh confribufed To The Team's offense. Above: Frosh Blue Team Back Row1ClTo rj Coach Dunn, R. Aicardi, D. LaPrevoTTe, J. Hill, R. Hawkins. From' Row: T. Dinh, N. Cerone, C. Salguero, E. Camou, J. Passaglia Above! Frosh Green Team Back Row: Cl To rj Coach Golch, K. O'Keefe, J. Connafa, N. Travins, J. DeFilippo, E. Lim, D. Sampior. Front Row: J. Wilkinson, J. Arenas, D. Herman, N. Wong, J. Newhouse Men's J.V.!Frosh -Baskefball 199 RighT2 Elaine Gardner jumps in The middle To fighT Tor a loose ball . The Team always gave 10070 in every game They played. RighT: Nikki SmiTh prepares To pass The ball To a TeammaTe. Players con- cenTrciTed on winning The game. Below: LindsayCurleydribblesdown The courT To score, The Team's aggresiveness helped Them play beT- Ter, 's Above: The girls uniTe and geT pumped up before a game. TogeTher The girls gave an ouTsTandirig performance. ZOO New Friends ,H,i.e,wwwy,,, kv-eww Above: Omoh Odiye reaches high To geT The ball away from The opponenTs DedicaTion was key To The Team's successes. ii myomerfs VarsiTy This was a very memo- rable season for me. IT could noT havegoneany beTTer. I en- joyed playing w i T h m y TeammaTes. This season was a greaT wayTo end my career aT Sl-lCP. -Amanda Fabbri'O0 I enjoyed my lasT season aT SHCP a loT. I Treasured The friendships of all my TeammaTes, and I valued The Time ThaT I spenT on The courT playing baskeTball. -Elaine Gardner 'OO BaskeTball The Women's VarsiTy Bas- keTball Team had a greaT season, because They showed a loT of hearT. WiTh Coach l-larrigan's leadership The girls had many vicTories. The girls demonsTraTed Tremendous Team spiriT which maTched Their high level of aThleTic abiliTy. In each game The girls challenged each oTher and played To Their poTenTial. They showed everyone ThaT They had The sTrengTh and deTerminaTion To challenge Their opponenTs and make iT To The Finals. The girls performed amaz- ingly well in The final game, buT un- forTunaTely They losT by a poinT To Sacred HearT Prep. NeverTheless, The girls had a greaT year wiTh a record of 21-5. Their hard work and deTerminaTion was rewarded wiTh a Trip To The CCs Championship game. -Sara Rodriguez '00 VarsiTy Scoreboard OpponenT Score W-L-T Menlo 90-51 W Sacred HearT Prep 37-48 L ST. IgnaTius 32-36 L NoTre Dame BeImonT 60-32 W Menlo 61-44 W Sacred l-learT Prep 38-51 L ST. IgnaTius 48-44 W NoTre Dame BelmonT 38-20 W ST. IgnaTius 52-41 W Sacred HearT Prep 44-42 W SClCI 6Cl l'l6Clf l' PI 6p 33-34 L Above Women's VarsiTy BaskeTball! Top Rowi J. Romanini, K. Hom, J. GuiTron, A. Fabbri,N. Perkins,T. Moon,L. Curley BoTTom Row: N. SmiTh, League Record 7-4 E. Gardner, S. Pierini, T. Russell, K. Weslow, O. Odiye Season Record 21-5 Women's VarsiTy BaskeTball 201 NoThi ng buT NeT The Junior VarsiTy Lady Irish walked onTo The courT This year wiTh greaT inTensiTy, deTerminaTion, and in- credible TalenT. Each member conTrib- uTed Their energy and excellenT skills To build a special baskeTball Team. Led by Team capTains Sfephanie Jayme and Chellsea Rivera, The Junior VarisTy Team obTained vicTories, experience, and undersTanding. The Lady Irish fin- ished The season wiTh a league record of 6-2 and an overall record of 19-4. They received second place in GPSL and Third place in The CarondeleT J.V. Tour- namenT. The Frosh BaskeTball Team showed greaT deTerminaTion and had a sensaTionaI season. Players learned specific plays and The imporTance of Teamwork. Under The guidance of Coach Dave Pella, The Lady Irish sTrived To be The besT in The league. Even in defeaT, They sTayed sTrong and played wiTh a loT of hearT and inTensiTy. The Team ended Their season wiTh an overall record of 15-4 and a league record of 5-3. -Joel Dequis 'OO I had a greaT experience wiTh our bas- keTbalI Team Thisyear. We had a very successful season be- cause we had greaT Team chemisTry. -Chellsea Rivera 'O2 GreaT Team chemisTry, u n i T y , friendship, and Tremen- dous TalenT made This Frosh Team a very suc- cessful one. IT will never be forgoT- Ten. -Jessica Marquez 'O3 J .V. Scoreboard Team Score 44-12 Sacred l-learT Prep 57-29 ST. IgnaTius 31-24 NoTre Dame BelmonT 34-18 45-21 Sacred HearT Prep 53-40 9. ST. IgnaTius 30-29 X s NoTre Dame BelmonT 35-33 Above! J.V.Team2 Top Row: Cl To rj J. Greene, S. Jayme, I. Gardner, J. Marinas, A. Jusufagic, Coach Mike Carey, BoTTom Row: J. Wong, K. Dela Overall Cruz, S. Bechelli, C. EsTiva, C. Rivera 6-2 202 New STrengTh Leffr J.V. guard Charlene EsTiva drives againsT an opponenT from Sa- cred HearT Prep. The Team displayed excellenT peneTraTion skills Through- ouT The season. A Freshmen Scoreboard Team ST. IgnaTius NoTre Dame BelmonT Sacred HearT Prep PresenTaTion S.J. ST. IgnaTius NoTre Dame BelmonT ST. Francis LefT: Sophomore STephanie Jayme Takes a gianT leap To save The ball. Being quick and aggressive on The courT conTribuTed To many of The Team's vicTories. Below! Freshmen Alicia Fabbri and an S.I. CaT baTTle for The firsT pos- session of The game in a jump ball. This game proved To be exhilaraTing because The Lady Irish played Their hearTs ouT. 1.949 31 4 Score W-T-L 36-39 L 29-34 L 56-19 W 45-32 W 38-37 W 30-38 L 30-24 W Overall Above: Frosh Team1Top Row: fl To rj Coach Dave Pella, K. AusTria, M. 5,3 Carey, A. Fabbri, L. PorTer, E. Daly, R. Jung, BoTTom Row: Q. Bronson, E. Ramirez, B. Dirige, J. Marquez, S. FonTela Women's JWFrosh BaskeTbaIl 203 RighT2 Senior Colin McATeer nears The end of his race. Cross CounTry runners run four To five miles a day To meeT The requirmenTs of The sporT. Below! Junior Ryan GriTfiTh cruises pasT his opponenT. PracTice helped runners Train for The big, long courses. .. .im RighT1 Sophomore 5Teve PaceTTe runs pasT The compeTiTion. Endur- ance and speed help runnners do Their besT and conquer compeTiTors. 1. A gf. Above: VarsiTy Cl-rl Top Row: Coach Chan, Marcus Lam, Sean BrewsTer, Colin McATeer, Ricky MorThold, HeaTher l-lall, Nydia Rivera. BoTTom Row: Joe McLoughlin, Ryan 6riffiTh, Dominic Bocci, PeTer Newland, PaT Moley. 204 New STrengTh VarsiTy Scoreboard MonTe VisTa Lowell WesTmoor Half Moon Bay Clovis Woodside League Finals WCAL STandings CCS Championships 14!16 16122 11CTiej!17 7124 12!17 7!22 6X7 6X7 5!12 Doing img RUN This season was a good one for The men s cross counTry Team. There were some seT backs, buT our work eThic was very producTive. on SebasTion 'O2. There were some difficul- Ties The Team faced. However, I IefT ThaT all behind me and concen- TraTed on running. Tim MoriarTy 3f14 2!12 2!12 5!1O 4X7 4!6 6X7 The gun Thunder's and causes a swarm of deTermined runners To Take off. Runners in differenT colored uniforms puT all Their efforT inTo The run To success- fully represenT Their school. They run wiTh a winning aTTiTude. BuT, all The faTiguing work They puT inTo pracTice evenTually pays off once They scurry pasT The finish line. Under The auThoriTy of Coach Andy Chan, The Men's Cross CounTry Team ran wiTh greaT expec- TaTions in Their inviTaTional. Colin McATeer, Joe McLoughlin, and PaT Moley led The VarsiTy Team. BoTh VarsiTy and J .V. Teams had a preTTy good season despiTe some problems. In addiTion, many Team members improved Their records. For in- sTance, senior Colin McATeer earned The sevenTh fasTesT Time since The 1992 Team. Also, STeve PacaTTe's seT The fasTesT Time by a sophomore: 17:15. -Jason Tang 'O2 Above: J.V. QI-rj Top Row: Coach Chan, Brian MarTinezmoles, Buck Major, John PorTer, RoberT PlanThold, Tim MoriaTy, HiTesh PaTel, Manny Jisrawi, Nydia Rivera, l-leaTher l-lall, BoTTom Row: MaTT 5Terling, John Guiral, Don 5ebasTian, PaT Terrell, 5Teve PacaTTe Men's Cross-CounTry 205 Going The DisTance The Women's Cross CounTry Team produced ouTsTanding resulTs I This season. Some highlighTs for The VarsiTy Team included a second place finish in The G.P,S.L. and a firsT place I finish in The C.C.S. Seniors Rosemarie Dias, BriTTany Hall and Gina Collignon made The Irish proud by running sTrong To make The All-G.P.S.L. second Team. All The VarsiTy runners helped each oTher To defeaT SainT IgnaTius for The firsT Time in G.P.S.L. hisTory aT The G.P.S.L. MeeT on OcTober 19Th. The Junior VarsiTy Women's Cross CounTry Team also produced ouTsTanding resulTs by placing second in The G.P.S.L. final sTandings. Sopho- mores Shannon Rowbury and Amy Townsend gave commendable perfor- mances and received The All-G.P.S.L. FirsT Team award. The lady Irish won The C.C.S. Championships in Division IV for The second consecuTive year. They won by 52 poinTs over l-lalf Moon Bay and placed five runners in The Top Twelve of The race. Way To GO IRISH! -Robyn Fong 'OO Above: Junior Varsifyr Top Row: Coach Andy Chan, CaiTlin Kryss, Aileen McATeer, Kerry Plagman, Lauren PorTer, VicToria FonTillas, Shannon Rowbury, KaTrina AusTria, Nydia Rivera, and HeaTher Hall, BoT1'om Row: ElizabeTh MonTerrosa, Alexandra Lin, Keiko RosenTiel, Amy Townsend, and Jessica Lau. 206 New STrengThs The funnesT parT abouT being on The Cross CounTry Team is The Team- work. PG I really enjoyed ing on The VarsiTy Team. I wanTed To leave Sacred l-learT wiTh a winning Trophy. Kimi RosensTiel rTicipaT- BriTTany l-lall 'OO 2nd!7 7Th!1O 6Th!11 9Th!13 6Th!8 2nd!2 3rd!3 3rd!3 2nd J. V. Scoreboard Half Moon Bay Serra InviTaTional Woodside CenTer MeeT iil MT. Sac InviTaTional Woodside CenTer MeeT H3 GPSL League MeeT ill GPSL League MeeT H2 GPSL League Finals GPSL Final STandings VarsiTy Scoreboard 5Th! 16 MonTe VisTa 5Th!17 Lowell 3rd! 10 WesTmoor 1sT! 17 Half Moon Bay 1sT!17 Woodside CenTer MeeT H1 4Th!17 MT. Sac InviTaTional 3rd! 13 Woodside CenTer MeeT ii3 2nd!5 GPSL League MeeT 111 1sT! 5 GPSL League MeeT H2 2ndf5 GPSL League Finals 2nd GPSL Final 5Tandings 1sT!15 CCS Championships LefT1 Junior VarsiTy runners JaneT McDonald, Jessica Lau, KaTrina Aus- Tria, VicToria FonTillas, Keiko RosensTiel, Aileen McATeer, Lauren PorTer and Kerry Plagman pose for a picTure. The JV Cross CounTry Team placed second in The GPSL finals. LefT1 Senior Rosemarie Dias runs Towards The finish line. Rosemarie placed sixTh aT The GPSL finals and helped SHC beaT SainT IgnaTius for The firsT Time. Below: Sophomore CaiTlin Kryss and Aileen McATeer finish off The race. Aileen received The ouTsTanding JV Girls runner award while CaiTlin was given The ouTsTanding firsT year run- ner award. s Above: VarsiTy: Top Row: Coach Andy Chan, Laura Feeney, Becky Pashelinsky, BriTTany Hall, Coach Nydia Rivera, and Coach I-leaTher Hall. BoT1'om Row: Deborah Williams, Kimi RosensTiel, Carmen Bullard, Gina Collignon, and Rosemarie Dias. Women's Cross CounTry 207 RighT1 Junior Jason Cacho cradles his opponenT in a Takedown. Takedowns helped wresTIers rack up poinTs. Below: Junior Ian Chin rides his opponenT To vicTory in a move re- ferred To as The SaTurday NighT Ride pin. Moves such as This one helped wresTlers develop Their skill. . -sm Righ1'1 Freshman Ricky Cacho goes for a pin ogainsT his opponent STrengTh was an imporTanT aSpecT in pinning opponenTs for The win. Above: Sophomore Sakae WaTonabe escapes a pin by his opponenT. Quick reacTion was an imporTanT facTor To defend ogainsT opponenTs. 208 New STrengTh rsf A551252 - -- 1 - -'T-'vr15 .f5E.'ii': s-' ASW X f'.if1:'.', . Above: The wresTIing Team warms up before Their maTches. STreTching loosened up The wresTlers and helped prepare Them for compeTiTion. The People's Champion WresTling Teaches you discipline, how To focus, along wiTh Technique and condiTion- ing. IT's one of The ToughesT sporTs in The school. -Ricky Cacho 'O3 WresTling is The mosT inTense and difficulT Thing I've ever done. IT has helped increase my focus and self discipline in all aspecTs of life. -Melvin . . .':i,::,:c. yuan '01 MaTches Non-League MaTches PiraTe Frosh-Soph TournamenT Peninsula JV Tournamenf Peninsula VarsiTy TournamenT Nor-Cal Cafholic Duels C.C.S. Individual Championships 5TaTe Championship League MaTches ST. Francis Archbishop MiTTy Archbishop Riordan Bellarmine Junipero Serra W.C.A.L TournamenT Cscores requesTed, buT noT givenj Hearf, dedicaTion, and deTer- minaTion are only a few words which describe The '99-'OO FighTing Irish WresTling Team. During The beginning of The season, The Irish Grapplers , puT forTh much Time and efforT inTo learning new holds and moves To make Their season successful. However, due To The shorTage of wresTIers, many maTches were forfeiTed. The wresTling Team had To depend heavily on Their lighTweighTs Jason Ferrer, Jason Cacho, Ricky Cacho, ClinT Taura, and Ian Chin To rack up vicTories. AlThough There were noT many Team vicTories, each grappler performed To The besT of Their abiliTy by showing Tremendous efforT and TaIenT on The maT. AlThough wresTling is consid- ered an individual sporT, iT is impor- TanT To develope a Team environmenf for supporT. WresTling is a Tough and psychological sporT which requires Technique, sTrengTh, quick Thinking, and efficienT reacTion. WresTling is indeed an inTense sporT which Trains The body boTh physically and men- Tally. -Neil Baquiran 'OO Above: WresTling Team: Boffom rowfl-rj: A. Lee, S, Wafanabe, M. Jirawi,C. Taura, J. Abusharkh,R. Cacho Middle Row: I. Chin,J. IguiTo, A. Schwab, J. Cacho, P. Carreon, J. Ferrer Top Row: W. Diefenbach, M. Schindler, G. Gomez, Head Coach Jason Gor, AssisTanT CourTney Wu, AssisTanT Coach James CoTTer, S, PaTeI, M. Yuen, D. Wilson WresTling 209 Kicking Their Way Up The Lady Irish VarsiTy Soccer Team had a Tough sTarT To Their season. The Team adapTed To a new coach and a new coaching sTyle ThaT veTeran Team members were noT used To. In addiTion, The Team gained an unusually high num- ber of freshmen and losT many of lasT year's TalenTed seniors. The Team was led by Team capTains senior BriTTany Hall, freshman Gioanna Casey, and sophomore Nicole Krejci. The mosT valuable player was awarded To Gioanna Casey and The mosT inspiraTional Team member for The season was given To BriTTany Hall. Laura Crahan earned The mosT improved player award. The Irish Women's Soccer Team is young and They have much poTenTial for nexT sea- son. The hope is ThaT nexT year's Team will conTinue To develop The abundanT skill already presenT and lead The Team To vicToryl -Leslie Green '01 Above: VarsiTy: fl To rl: Top Row: Head Coach J. Caballero, M. l2aThbone, N. Krejci, B. Hall, K. McConihe, E. Vuksich, AssisTanT Coach E. SchmiTT Middle Row: T. Silvey, L. Crahan, K. Olsson, G. Casey, B. Winans, A. Mui BoT'Tom Row: M. Brady, T. PeTerson, M. La MoTTe, B. EpsTein, J. HamilTon-Parsons 210 New STrengTh This year we were lucky To have The addiTion of skilled offensive fresh- men, which helped lead our Tean1To vicTories. -KaTie Olsson '01 The lack of rain This season enabled us To finish our season in a reason- able amounT of Time. -Michelle Brady 'O2 VarsiTy Scoreboard Non-League Mercy Burlingame W Terra Nova L Woodside Priory L CaSTilleja L CarlmonT L League NoTre Dame BelmonT L ST. IgnaTius L Menlo School L Sacred HearTPrep L NoTre Dame BelmonT L ST. IgnaTius L Menlo School L Sacred HearT Prep T Overall Record 1 - 13-2 Far LefT2 Goalie Tara PeTerson makes a save. The goaIie's perfor- mance on The field can decide The faTe of a game. LefT: JusTine HamilTon-Parsons and , , - i ' ' A . 4 . 5. ,Q-gn I KaTie Olsson posiTion Themselves on Thesoccerfield.PredicTingTheoppo- nenTs nexT move helped The Team develope iTs sTraTegy. Below: Kerry Plagman dribbles down The field wiTh Two 5.1. players in persuiT. Well ThoughT ouT moves al- lowed players To ouT play Their oppo- nenTs. Above Kelly McCoruhe chases down a ball FasT moving players helped Above: The W0men'5 VGVSHY Soccer Team 90The Cl05elY lnlhell' huddle. A Ti hT-kniT Team helped Them play well TogeTher on The field. The Team sTrike quickly and wiTh ease 9 Women's VarsiTy Soccer 211 RighT2 Sophomore Laura SanTos scans The field Trying To find a way To score againsT SI. Players musT be willing To work TogeTher in order To win. RighT1 Boom! Freshman Tracy Mahon deflecTs The ball away from The goal. Saves like These made all The differ- ence. Belowi Coach Javier Alvarado Talks To his Team mid-game. MoTivaTion and guidance helped The IV. Team geT pumped up and ready To play Their besT. Above: Women's J'.V.Soccer: Top Row: Coach Javier Alvarado, V. McDaniel, P. Thomas, B. Kapovich, K. l2echsTeiner, C. Valverde, N. Kinahan, S. Keenan,AssisTanT Coach HeaTher Hall Middle Row: A,Villa,A.Chavez, E. Cavagnaro, L. Woo, F. Torre, D. Holland, L, Riggins, BoTTom Row! L. SanTos, A. Brinkley, C. Mar, T. Mahon, K. Huey. 212 New STrengTh J. V. Soccer Scoreboard OpponenTs Mercy Burlingame A CarlmonT Sacred HearT Prep Menlo NoTre Dame BelmonT ST. IgnaTius Sacred HearT Prep NoTre Dame Menlo ST. IgnaTius Overall Record W L L L L L L L L L L Q- 10 mf . I 'ig - Leg . rc. Q ew-,ps-f .. ,gr I 1 ii :iq I ' M A W fu F.,-mf-T 'll T .. ,. Timm vigil 'T .. AL,' ' . ,.. .. . Q T T'-1 -1-f y ' , of T . W,,.,. ' .. ci. . 1 i 'T L',-' 2 ,, , . if . A T . . '-' Eggs A . , - il' ' 2 ', .. I-liTTin This sea- s o n w a s fun- filled. T h e coachesand l'2GmmClT6S helped To creaTe a greaT over all experi- ence. I en- joyed mak- ing new friends and m e e T i n g new people. -Candace Mar'O2 The season was greaT. IT was a fun experience for me, and iT enabled me To meeT new people and make newfriends. -Charlene EsTiva'O2 2 3 1 Golf Scoreboard League MaTch Team WashingTon GPSL MaTch iil GPSL MaTch 112 , GPSL March 1:3 l civsi. MaTch 114 GPSL MaTch i155 GPSL MaTch H6 GPSL Championship 2nd Place Finish Scores undisclosed . QM fhg The J.V. Soccer Team had an inTeresTing season This year. Under The guidance of Coach Javier Alvarado and AssisTanT Coach l-leaTher Hall, The J.V. Team improved in kicking, passing, and defensive skills. The J.V. Team also gave new members The chance To meeT oTher players and make new friends. ThroughouT The season, The J.V.Team gained experience and learned new Techniques ThaT will help Them nexT year. The Women's Golf Team is a new addiTion To The SHCP AThleTic Pro- gram. The Team may have been small, buT iT gave all members a wonderful, new experience. The Women's Golf Team formed sTrong bonds and friend- ships Through Their car Trips To maTches, pracTices, and oTher meeT- ings. Their friendships gave Them sup- porT and courage boTh on and off The golf course, All These aspecTs provided The Women's Golf Team wiTh a fun learning experience. -AnThony Nguyen 'OO 6 ChrisTina Grande '01 li' g ii T. ,g Jr . e A ' -...-..... ., TT, ife' 1' A 1.3 Above: Women's Golf: Cl-rj Nami Shiozaki, Charlene EsTiva, Denise Giraudo, Coach Bob Roemer, ChrisTina Grande, Lisa Tom Women's J.V. 5occer!Women's Golf 213 Goooaaaaal! The Men's VarsiTy Soccer Team had a successful season. Coach Bill Krueger and AssisTanT Coach George Gigolio led The Team. Overall The Team had a record of 4- 13-2 and a league record of 3-8-1. Team capTains David Konkel, An- Thony Muzio, and Jason McGaughey proved To be sTrong leaders by help- ing The Team succeed. Of course, all players were The driving force be- hind The sTrengTh of The Team. On a whole, The Team worked well To- geTher To sTrive To perfecT Their game. The Team made iT To The play- offs, buT unforTunaTely They losT To SainT IgnaTius by one poinT. To- geTher The Team had a producTive and memorable season. -Brian Cranna 'OO Above: Men's VarsiTy Soccer Team: Top Row! L-R: Coach Gigolio, Z. Swan, L. WerTz, K. l-lay, D. Konkel, M. Dewey, M. Heagney, J. McGaughey, and Coach Krueger. Middle Row: T. AkinTola-Thomas, R. GriffiTh, M. CoTTer, A. Muzio, J, Cadena, M. De Ando, W. Murphy. BoTTom Row! J. Ivanco, A. Bozzi, R. Gimbal, A. Creasey. 214 New STrengTh Overall we didverywell. Our inexpe- rience hurT us aT firsT, buT Towards The end of The season our younger p l a y e r s sTepped up. We always played hard and never gave up. -David Konkel 'OO The season sTarTedoffa 1 liTTle slow, b u T w e picked up The pace and played well TogeTher. AlThough we didn'T per- form as well as we mighT havewanTed, I am happy wiTh The seasons ouT- come. -AnThony Muzzio'OO VarsiTy Scoreboard Opponem' Score W-L-T SainT Francis O-O T SainT IgnaTius O-1 L MiTTy 1-0 W Riordan 2-3 L Bellarmine O-5 L Serra O-4 L SainT Francis 3-2 W SainT IgnaTius O-2 L MiTTy 1-5 L Riordan 3-1 W Bellarmine O-4 L Serra 1-3 L Playoffs: SainT IgnaTius O-1 L League Record: 3 - 8 - 1 Nz 'F 41 'Nunn'- sw, lm Ri ht: So homore Tim Moriart Right! Junior Aaron Buchbinder steals the ball from one of their opponents. Determination helped Them have a successful season. 9 P Y passes the ball to his teammate. Teamwork was necessary for them to win. Below:The Frosh Team warms up before a game, How a team performs is often determined by how they practice. Above: Frosh Team: Top Row: fl to rj: Assistant Coach M. Rivas, R. Walsh, C. Feuchter, C. Staben, A. Miller,C. Bonifacio, T. Aviles, Head Coach Mr. J. Wilson. Middle Row: V. Osegueda, N. Talbot, A. O'Flynn, J. Holman, C. O'Brien, M. Osipov, M. Vuksich, Bottom Row: M. Splain, J. Anderson, B. Bejarano, C. McCullagh, M. King, R. Sheeran. 216 New Strength Freshmen Scoreboard Opponents St. Francis St. Ignatius Archbishop Mitty Archbishop Riordan Bellarmine Juniperro Serra St. Francis Archbishiop Riodan Bellarmine Junipero Serra St. Ignatius Archbishop Mitty Score 2-2 1-1 O-2 2-0 O-O 1-1 2-1 1-0 1-3 O-1 2-1 1-2 Through all The chal- lenges we faced , we learned a loT and gained much experience. I had fun being on The Team wiTh my friends. -Joe McLaughlin 'O1 We worked really hard, and we had a loT of SpiriT. I only wish we could have done beTTer during The season. -Aaron Buchbinder 'O1 Go, Go, Go, Ole, OIe,Ole .......... J. V. Scoreboard OpponenTs Score W ST. Francis O-4 L ST. IgnaTius O-4 L Archbishop MiTTy 2-2 L Archbishop Riordan 3-O W Bellarmine O-5 L Juniper Serra O-4 L ST. Francis 2-2 T Archbishop Riordan 1-O W Bellarmine O-2 L Junipero Serra 2-2 T ST. IgnaTius 1-1 T Archbishop MiTTy 1-3 L The J.V. Team, led by Aaron Buchbinder, Joey DiesTeI, and Edgar Gonzales, did well This season. Even Though Their record did noT show iT, The FighTing Irish always had spiriT, WiTh Their spiriT, They broughT back many hard foughT games. Also, They did a loT beTTer Than mosT of The pasT J.V. Teams. Egar Gonzales, Aaron Buchbinder, and Joe McLaughlin won awards for MVP, MosT InspiraTional and MosT Improved Player, respec- Tively. These awards found Their righT- ful owners. The Frosh Team, led by cap- Tains Manuel Splain, Nick TabloT, and Michael Guerrero, capTured an excel- lenT record This year. The Frosh Team played Two games againsT S.I.: They Tied one game and won The oTher. Even Though The Frosh Team was composed of many young players, Their persever- ance did noT fail Them. They also broke The record by scoring 12 poinTs during The season, which is The mosT poinTs scored by a Frosh Team in SHC hisTory. M. Splain, M. Guererro, N. TalboT, and Alex Miller won MVP, MosT Inspira- Tional and MosT Improved players, re- specTively. -Joel Chan '01 Abover J.V.Team: Top Row: Cl To rj AssisTanT Coach M. Harrigan, G. Major, A. Buchbinder, G. Feinberg , K. Howard, J. O'Meara, T. MoriarTy, J. DiesTel, C. Haub, P. Flemming, Head Coach M. Wilson, Middle Row! J. McLaughlin, S. FrosT, S. PacaTTe, A. PeixoTo, K. McHugh, B. MarTinezmoles, S. ArmsTrong, E, Gonzalez, FronT Row: J. Sanz-Freilich, S. Corcoran, J. Lum, M. Lum, D. Kline J.V.!Frosh Soccer 217 .i....I 218 New Sfrengfh 34 5yH Q F'3Y fbr1 an Designed by Joel Chan 'O1 PhoTos Chosen by Chrissy Fong 'O1 Spor rs Collage 219 -mA,ax-km M3 ,, Q, ffl? Aw - 220 A New Horizon all Lx Sharm Kao's Collage 221 xww E I , nf 22 ,, M C Q 1,500 gg' V6792 1 222 A New Horizon 3 '31, muuuw, WIFE' WW , . 96,0 Q , we. Amy Wong's Collage 223 A New Horizon! The Sun SeTs Once Again AnoTher year comes To a close, buT This isn'T jusT any oTher year. This year is The dawn of a new millenium. As each class moves up The ladder of life, The Seniors will experience The nexT level of life. They will eiTher sTarT college or move away from home. The Juniors rise To a new power of responsibilhyg Sophomores become upper classmenp Freshmen leave The DePaul Campus, and we awaiT The new Freshmen ThaT will arrive as innocenT and liTTle as we once were. Wherever people may move and whaTever people will move onTo, we will be bonded by our common experiences aT Sacred l-learT CaThedral Prep. We will always be reminded of The friendships and memories ThaT we creaTed here. As high school comes To a close, each class begins a new chapTer and a new sunrise. This chapTer is one ThaT is filled wiTh New Friends, New Faces, New Ideas, New STrengTh, New 5piriT, New Dreams, and New FronTiers. AlThough The lasT and greaTesT sunseT has seT, There will always be more sunrises. BuT, none will be as memorable and as beauTiTul as The one of ZOOO, -Sara Rodriguez 'OO and Brian Cranna 'OO , ,S K ,gi- u em igssis, - ..-' .- i I 224 Closing L..