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

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l loved to see the students with their unique cultural outfits. Their different cultural talents impressed me, Rod Tayag -2995- lhe crowd watches the marvelous dance of Chi- nese lions. Lion dancers as- cend from the wooden lad- der in hopes of reaching the pearl ball. Sophomore Clarissa Pulido shows off her traditional Mexican dance, which includes La Negra, La Nladruqada, and EI l-luateque, Her beautifully decorated dress is traditionally wom by women Mexican dancers. The Food was delicious. The Multicultural Potluck gave me the oppor- tunity ro rosie dishes From each culture. Samantha Cheng - 2 9 9 6 - l especially enjoye d the rhythm of the lrish dancers. Their talent inspires me to leam more about the lrish culture. Brittney Freed -2997- 22 stubent LIPS Seniors Megan Anderson, Eileen Sterling, Shauna Folan and Sophomore Kathleen Kyne entertain the audience with their lrish dancing. They dazzle the crowd with their amazingly quick foot movement. .rg Rf is lk x f 4. we 4. 2 'iw N 'nt ek. Al X at --x it Q. .. viii!! wa x ,Q .BJ .Q M ,, , v' 2 5,x Q. x 55 H., MV

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.mv-f Seniors Eileen Sterling ond Chene Nlouo ore recldu to flqht crime cis the dunclmic duo. Superhero costumes like these were popular this l-lolloween. 1-,gy ' . Q I 1 up f , J ,X Q. .-K if lVlr. Nluscllcm shows his Chernistru clciss that he's not chicken to be ci science nerd. Using an electro'bc1ll, he demonstrates on enlightening propertu of electrons, Junior Ruon Diloq is qettinq clown to the music with his dole ot the Halloween dance, Rucln won third ploce for his clown outfit during the costume contest that niqht. HALLOWGGTI

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pg.. ' A l l . W av 5 at .1 32, in . si 2 i 3 3 A .fm 'X 2 ,ff ff!! 4 SMALL W nw iii On the evening of November 6, the sweet aroma of lumpic mein tacos floated in the Dining Hall. Delicacies from all over the world surrounded beautiful centerpieces. Members of our school community and their families gathered to celebrate their diversity with the Multicultural Potluck. freshman Philip Jong stated, lt was an extremely unique and vivacious experience through which l learned about many vibrant cultures. The dinner guests browsed through the various selections of food, as the melodious voices of the Chamber Ensemble filled the room. After a hearty feast, the attendees followed the sound of drum beats to the Pavilion where a showcase of cultural dances awaited them. The program began with a performance from Chinese lion dancers. lr was then followed by traditional dances from Latin America. lreland, the Polynesian lslands, and the Philippines. The night represented the diversity and uniqueness of the SHCP community, and each attendee left with a for other cultures