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

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. 4 xx-sq 3 'QWKAI ' ef Q ,fvfxf i 'gbzgvv SCOOP UPTHE FUN RIGHT: Freshman Ben- nett McLaughlin quickly tries to gather the small plas- tic balls from the ground and shovel them into his partners basket, in an effort to make the quickest time and Win the relay race. A FRIENDLY FA RIGHT: Freshman Colleen Conefr to keep her balance as she runs down the basket- ball court, hoping to Win the Hipper relay race. BELOW: Upperclassrnen design posters to guide the Freshmen. Such posters were decorated with Warm greetings that related to this year's theme, HH ang Ten. g1'OOVC OH at 'El1C Cl211'1CC i' ii' 'I l Vbyyg, legrned 50 much ffgm the 5,HHSElj,2m H11 my m21m'S gummy eivf' ig fi ifS H1WayS fun WOfk ibearswhen no one was looking. 4 Fling new people and teach -Micheal Gray u ing them the ropes 22 ,. ..., ...sl .. ,Q . X 15: ?': 3 fy DES Q, g v ' 'r1, Q -Eva Chan O7 gZ65AflZdJL 6006-UL

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s the Pavil- l i o n loaded up with people in early Gctober, the multi-cultural night and 50th anniversary celebration for Brother loseph began. The celebration started off with a fam- ily Mass lead by Father Iohn Servant. During the Mass, Brother Ioseph renewed his vows as a Christian Brother and spoke of his ongo- ing commitment of service to the community. The conclusion of the Mass was adorned with songs of praise sung by the choir and commu- nity. Once the mass ended, everyone gathered into the cafeteria to share various ethnic foods such as lumpia, sushi, and tacos. Parents gath- ered in the company of others, while students socailized with friends and enjoyed plates of food. Diversity was the key ingredient to this wonderful event. Juinor Diego Luna said I loved the experience in which l noticed how diverse and beautiful our school truly is. Sansa: Cyan'-In AI-II-'27

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he Fresh- man lock in was held on August 14, 2006. This was a night that gave the freshman class of201O an oppor- tunity to meet their peers while enjoying the fun filled actitives organized by upper class- men. The freshman were divided into home- rooms and assigned a team leader. Once they congregated into their homerooms, they con- tinued to play ice breakers including the hu- man knot, the gummy bear questioner, and the silent birthday line up. Proceeding the games, all the students gathered in the plaza and ate a hardy dinner of pizza, chips, and soda. On a full stomach, the kids were ready to challenge each other in a number of sport-related games and relay races including knock out, Hipper hopper, pick up balls, and the hulla-hoop race. To finish up the night, all kids were welcomed tojoin the dance or play in the jumping house. Freshman Stacey Barrios, lt was fun. l met some of my best friends and got to show off my dance moves, all in one night! .Ywdffw E436 25