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

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LOUISE MARIE ROTELLI ST. MONlCA'S PARISH Lively and self-reliant . . . a talented planist . . . Vice- Presldent of the Tri-M . . . also shows artistic ability . . . likes typing because it doesn't tax the brain . . . secretly wishes to have long hair . . . admires St. Anthony. GERALDINE DIANE SULLIVAN ST. JAMES' PARISH 'Jerry . . . blithe baseball un . . . member of the Year- ook editorial staff . . . likes ll food, provided it's either Iallan or Irish . . . drives anything that runs . . . reams of someday managing Little League ball team. I CORNELYA KAYE SAPP ST. DOMINlC'S PARISH Porky Connie resembles o little pixie . . . ice skates for fun, and enioys most sports . . . iust loves the color red . . . will never forget Miss B's bone-cracking gym exer- cises . . . helped make Fresh- man-Senior Day a success. DIANE MARIE SCARDINA ST. EDWARD'S PARISH Pizza-maker extraordinary . . . sewing and cooking occupy much of her time . . . sports minded . . . enioys golf and bowling . . . declares her pet peeve is people who take a long time to explain some- thing. From lhe safe vine of youlI1's security. SHEILA MARIE SULLIVAN ST. ANNE'5 PARISH Fun-loving redhead . . . pet peeve is being called Red . . . oddly enough, she loves Italian food of any kind . . . captain of basketball team for two years . . . Junior cheerlead- er . . . plans to attend nursing college. CATHERINE JOAN THOMAS STAR OF THE SEA PARISH Busy, vlvacious Cathy . . . editor of our prized paper, THE REFLECTOR . . . claims iournal- ism is frustrating, but fun . . . music ranks among her many interests . . . excels as Presi- dent of the Modern Music Mas- ters Chapter at Pres. it If -...H Q-. V 4.1 .'-I 'N . dr BARBARA ANN SCARPA ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI PARISH Happy-go-lucky Barb . . . has a burning desire to attend World Series and see Mickey Mantle . . . baseball, basket- ball and football games rate as favorite pastimes for this sports-loving personality . . . looks forward to a business career. CAROLYN THOMPSON ST. BENEDICT THE MOOR PARISH likeable and witty . . . counts reading, eating, sewing, and singing her favorite occupations . . . greatest accomplishment- composing a song to the sen- iors in her freshman year . . . college bound, but doesn't want to part with her traffic badge in June.

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DIANE LOUISE RIZZO ST. VINCENT DE PAUL PARISH Genial, competent traffic officer at Pres . . . preferred recrea- tions are playing tennis, ioin- ing contests, and cooking . . . abhors having two exams in one day . . . delights in eating steak . . . anticipates position as a bookeeper. 'lv-. xf I JEANNE ANN ROEMER STAR OF THE SEA PARISH Congenial Jeannie . . . fa vorite memory Is the receptlol of her class ring in lunlor yea . . . a dependable member ol editorial staff of THE PRESEN- TATION . . . would like to be- come an elementary schoo teacher. Now Iime's sure hand must pluck the flower free MARIANNE RITA SCHARFF ST. ELIZABETH'S PARISH Pleasant and placid . . . finds drawing and painting Interest- Ing . . . never looks forward to the bus rlde to school . . . remembers well her first day at Pres . . . will drive East this summer and attend an Eastern university In the fall. JUDITH ANN SCHWARZ ST. ELIZABETH'S PARISH Friendly, athletic, efficient Sen- ior Section Leader . . . a dex- terous seamstress . . . unsel- flshly helps less talented stud- ents . . . will miss lunch periods and intramural sports . . . plans to attend college, then to seek a position as a social worker. MARY LOUISE SHEEHAN ST. THOMAS THE APOSTLE PARISH Self-sacrificing and well-read . . . a sodalist, a REFLECTOR typist, and a California Schol- arship Federation member . . . will miss the Little Theater . . . considers herself a deviser of hair-brained schemes . . . plans to attend college in the East. JOYCE ANN SREDNIAWA HOLY NAMES PARISH Soft-spoken and friendly . . . school Mission Leader . . . volleyball and softball captain for several years . . . sports fan . . . played ball with the S.F. Giants one day . . . year- book typist . . . marriage is in- cluded in her future plans. 1 .ef ff' My I f g ,If 1 . sg 3' rc

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CAROL ANN TROYA ST. TERESA'S PARISH Magnetic, iovial . . . radiates Presentation spirit wherever she ls . . . a sun-baked vacation in Honolulu ranks as her favorite memory . . . considers learning to play pedro her greatest ac- compllshment . . . deslres to become a registered nurse. SUSAN ANN TOOKER ST. BRlGlD'S PARISH Gracious Sue . . . will miss struggling to her locker after school . . . dreams of around- the-world travel . . . likes his- torlcal novels, pizza, and uni- forms . . . thinks that sewing is relaxing . . . plans a career as a social worker. JOYCE MAY TREGENZA ST. DUNSTAN'S PARISH Dependable and energetic . . . serves as the business manager of the yearbook . . . relishes chicken and pizza . . . book- keeping and shorthand are the classes that she most prefers . . . wedding bells will toll not too far in the future for her. Here on the threshold of her life she stands MAUREEN REMI VALCI STAR OF THE SEA PARISH Good-natured and talkative . . . lists Italian, physiology and physics as her favorite classes . . . was dependable Sopho- more Mlssion Leader . . . takes an active part in all sports . . . intends to go to nursing college after graduation. ESPERANZA VASQUEZ ST. .l0SEPH'S PARISH Petite, dark-eyed miss . . . re- members with mixed emotions coming to the United States from her native Mexico . . . finds collecting records fascin- ating . . . shudclers at the very thought of polishing her school shoes . . . plans to be a cos- metologlst. . l, 57 if L ,Q 5 l 1 -. . I I VIRGINIA MARY TRINGALE ST. ELIZABETH'S PARISH Smiling, warmhearted Vlrgie . . . was class secretary in iunior year . . . enioys sewing as a pastime and hobby . . . cherishes the Senior Prom as her favorite memory . . . secret- ly wishes to visit Hawaii after graduation. ROSE MARIE VILLA ST. TERESA'S PARISH Helpful and eamest . . . ha been Santa's accomplice whil working on a Christmas baske committee . . . her years a Presentation and the clanging 3:05 bell comprise her favoritl memories . . . looks forward tr a trip to Mexico this summer