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

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This little girl was just one of the n impoierished people that the Yen team had the opportunity ro help, ' group worked with both parents children. Wx rzmir um nz flidligjllg wcjmiewe. I wen! lo bel? mffzlmflzjfiar, bm' rvfzlmed 010 to jiri ad ha' I :mr licked in jllfflg the weuffilg J lf'- cavin wang 'az . E ,gg ag 5 S The lrzjb war az 3555? wry ewpazwmgg L 5 3 ,gi exjheriwlfe fir N Q we mm' if gave lfff 5 we I1 !f40i I'E'1lf View Willie lI!0f!!ll -Rachael Hnatt '03 l if' , . E l F OMS' S ack to Reality ln the late afternoon of Nov. 8th, students and teachers flew down to Tijuana via San Diego to visit a new world. Twelve students went to Tijuana, Mexico for a service trip in which they participated in the Los Ninos Program, run through a pri- vate organization. During their visit, the group aided with several projects. They mixed cement for the construction of a parking lot and walkway for a school, tutored migrant workers at a parish mission outside San Diego, and learned about women and children's nutrition. Their contribu- tions em social, economic, and political perspectives of Tijuana. They were grateful for the opportu- nity to learn and experience another way of life in a different environ- ment. Although Sl-lCP's diligent help- ers gave all their energy and time to the community, they did enjoy serveral homestyle Mexican dinners, and played jifbof mpiflo QAmerican soccer played rapidly on a small fieldj. They even shopped on the famous street of Avezzida de fa Rfzfoflffzbzl. Though the Irish were missed by their families during their trip, they were greatly admired upon their re- turn. Student Life 1 A l 1 l l

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r .Xnnie Tsai helped prepare Sophomore ria lfrings get ready for the slioxv. The actors not get ready without the help of their fellow memlmers, .55 f '-wg, QU was Senior Katie Manteca waited as Senior Ryan Strong applied her makeup. The makeup and costume crew had the responsibility to make the actors' features stand out. Senior Robert Planthold Qkrganj waited patiently as Sophomore Caitlin Mullan QNurse lileurantj prepared to give him a shot. Quality acting and facial expressions showed the audience the characters' inner feelings. Sophomore Kendra .Xmick helped put makeup on Sophomore Nicole l3aker's face. Makeup and costumes helped the actors transfonn into their characters. Y lui' Seniors Robert Planthold f,Xrganj and Matt Moy CDL Diaforusj, and ulunior liugene Quan fDiaforus the Sonj acted out their first meeting. The audience couldn't help laughing through this comedic scene. Fall Production

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Senior Sueann Sarniiento, Nls. Rinaldi, junior Bobby Petnni, and junior Lauren Martinez spent their leisure time playingbfiiflmf nqmfo Qrapid American soeeerj. This was a new game to most of the SHCP students. '8 Seniors Laura Martinez, junior Bobby Petrini, Senior .Xllison Brinkley, junior Rachael Hnatt, Senior .Xna Caniura, volunteer Sean, Mr. Musallamuluiiior Samantha Duvall, volunteer Andy, Senior Anita Reyes, Ms. Harrison, and Senior Sueann Sarmiento got down and dirty as they Worked throughout the day. They gave their all, even when they were tired. Nw ,W .xr r ,......x .X Nlexican-style dinner was a daily reward for Yenaver members. The dinners ended their a hard days of work. Senior ,Xnita Reyes, Ms, Rinaldi, Ms. Harrison, Senior .Xna flanjura, 'lunior Rachael Hnattulunior Lauren Martinez, Senior C ialvin Wong, Xlr. NIusallam,,lunior Laura White, Senior Sueann Satmienu :Junior Samantha Duvall, Nls. Nlorenrrvlunior Bobby Petrini, Seniorblaeob Mnusliarkh, Senior Laura Nlariinez, and Senior .Xllison lilrinkley took a hreak from a long dafs work. Shoveling the rocks was a back- hreaking job, Venaver