Presentation High School - Presentation Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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!f4fCf ' T 5 f 5 X - ff f I ibevhca fion sweet Mother, with love and gratitude overflowing from our hearts we offer you our first yearbook. Our cover is white: unsurpassed is the purity of your soul. Our title is blue: the humble find refuge under your azure mantle. Our crest stands boldly before all: nobility in Christ is our heritage. Sweet Lady, by your Immaculate Heart may we always love. By your silence may we be ever strong. And by your glorious Assumption, may we meet once again in eternal life. ,ff X 'X X X X , 'N

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Reverend John T. Foudy, Ph.D. Superintendent of Schools gfafefuf .f4CLl'l0lllLC!gl'l'lQlfl,f fo of Most Reverend John J . Mitty, D.D. Reverend John Heany lgehgfon J?mf,-uff0,- mf c.,L,,,,.2fA,,. of our Senior Cfau Reverend Francis A. Quinn, M.A. Assistant Superintendent of Schools Qirecfo:-4 of .xdrcgzliocedan alalucafion