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

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rr .Xlainxt Guillermo danced to the music :it the first :, whose theme NYIIS H01 Xfqlzlf ill flu' C1113 Like the ' dances. this dance was full of visitors from outside hool as well as students from SIICP. juniors .Xshley Mui, Estefanie Ramirez, Sabrina Delgado. Michaela Gonzalez, and Ninn lflores stopped dancing to take a photo at the first dance. Many friends were :ible to just hang out and have a good time, as well as dance. Seniors Brandon Fong, .Xnthony Duong, Ryan Bautista, Mike Lum, and Max Chung met at the coat check to talk. Seniors were everywhere to help support whoever won the contest and to sponsor the Homecoming dance. PUYER First 8: Homecoming Dances ,1- L i Students waited patiently as the Homecoming King and Queen were announced, There was a large turnout for the dance, ,Xll the Senior nominees for Homecoming King and Queen took a photo. Seniors Regina lforonda and Ryan Strong were crowned this ycar's royalty,