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

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This yearls Halloween was a fun-filled day. Students came ff' in ' s dressed in exciting, colorful and outrageous costumes. There were numerous celebrities and characters, as well as costumes beyond description. Teachers handed out candy to students while Halloween grams were passed out in celebration of this thrilling holiday. The student councils were in charge of setting up the annual costume competition, which everyone enjoyed. With costumes reflecting their creativity and personality, students demonstrated their Halloween spirit. Everyone Seniors Veronica Tabora, Carley Dunleavy and had a fun time, and many students Shabnam Sheulee pose as the Cat in the Hat and went home with plans to go Thing 1 30 Thing 2 - trick-or-treating that Saturday! U E' A 5 3 a 55 1' , '1 f 'fi Q f y'M:Bran6.011 Leun s 'Tunic 620- 1' Nat , f 'o1'S , Senior Mario Kr han Lung. if Sengnd Ellie Quinlan Q, !X . 5. o'b'l-09 M. Arr wld alau J unlors C. Hernandez, dan and F. T11 . . L. maz a d L. P - B91 Sophomore Evan McCormack and Senlor Mlchael N H arodl' Holper face off during the costume contest. f 5

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U X f Sl een A N so Seniors Rick Rossi and Michael Hynson dress Middle: A group of students pose for a, photo. Right: Juniors Camille Ruvalcaba and Shannon Woo show off their costumes. Seniors Cynthia Yim, Jaclyn Mack, and qv Mackenzie Murtagh show off their P f firefighter pride. Wi

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Viva Las Seamus. T T4 Three days before the if-.1 first day of school, '- fresh faces entered the halls of sHcr. This incoming Freshmen gathered on the La Salle 5 Campus Waiting for the Freshmen Welcome activities. Carefully planned by Student Council, the incoming Freshmen had the opportunity to meet other classmates and get familiar with the Q campus. The Fr assembled in their homerooms to play icebreaker games and learn the Alma Mater and Irish cheers. Afterwards, they gathered in the Pavilion to compete against each 2.4, other in sports-related ' games, including relay races, dodge ball, flipper hopper, and book relay. I N I 7 6 As part of the Freshmen Welcome, incoming Freshmen were able to participate in a number of spirit building 3.CtiVitieS. Preceding the games, all the students gathered in the dining hall to eat nachos, chips, and cookies. To finish the night, the students Walked to the Pavilion and Old Gym to join the dance or play in the jumping houses. When everything was said and done, everyone was exhausted and Went home satisfied and eager to start school. The class of 2015 had fun during their Freshmen Welcome and considered it to be their first event as high school students.