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

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FRONT ROW lL. lo Rl.: Shirley Alldack, Linda Bonardi, Lydia Amezcua, Anna Billanre. ROW 2: Barbara Asri, Slella Anaya, Marcia Carfalini, Lil- lian Alfaro. ROW 3: Sharon Cross, Karen Eversole, Berry Boudroul, Angelina Caselli. 3A FRONT ROW ll. to R.l : Theresila Calvo, lmelda Eslabillo, Mary Lou Dominque, Mary Ann Dominque. ROW 2: Car- lora Costa, Eileen Brady, Veenon Borden, Marsha Burke ROW 3: Carole Di Sacco, Carol Delafose, Lois Drechsler, Virginia Dank, Somewhere beiween adolescence and adulthood is The girl in her third year of high school known as the iunior. SECTION LEADER Lois Drechsler Vx 41155, it O eosemofli 15405 cfm FRONT ROW lL. to RJ: Mar- garer Duffey, Cecilia Corona, Belly Berghella, Dianne Cerel- li, Sandra Cosce. ROW 2: Nikki Buono, Janice DeMaHei, Camille Demo, Marianne Du- naiski, Linda Cosrello, Sharon Cordi, Diane Calegari. ROW 3: Barbara Doyle, Josephine Can- cilla, Bruna Bellafronie, Mari- lyn Cichor, Joanne DeVescovi, Norma Coleman, Nora Collins. ROW 4: Juliana Cesari, Judy Beverly, Natalia Bellafronre, Berhie Azzaro, Mary Dwyer, Marilyn Cloonan, Nancy Ca- zares. 'Lx-i -

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Keep Your Eye on the Hornets X A ,n Z q IJ ll V 5'..iL'l'1l f , I'0 'vs CLASS COLORS: Yellow and White 1 PATRON SAINT: sf. Joan of Arc 2 1' MOTTO: Through the Cross to Victory! 'v'- After two years ot looking up, we finally made it. New doors open to us in our iunior year, and a real sense of belonging takes hold. We have more privileges, new activities, and renewed spirit. The garden, so long closed to lowly underclassmen, is open to us now. A rousing class spirit captures all. Yellow and white pom poms wave, and loud, gay cheers re- sound through the ball courts. Hornets all the way is the cry of every iunior. The iunior show and junior prom head the activity list. Those all-important Presentation rings are now ours. ln all the gay excitement and adventure there is also a serious aspect. Strong scholastic and spiritual growth is noticed, as girls begin to take on the responsibilities and duties of young adults. For this is the iunior year filled with never-to-be-forgotten moments, with undying spirit, with physical and mental maturity, and with dreams come true. Rose Marie Pardini CLASS OFFICERS: lL. to R.l: President, Margaret Schneider Treasurer, Rita Pisciottap Social Director, Maureen Fos ter, Vice-President, Sue Malone, Secretary, Lucille Trapanl

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FRONT ROW Il. to R.l: Mary Ann Fuchs, Ingrid Grunewald, Mary Fortina, Berna- dette Kranzke, Linda Giovannini, Carol Ferro, .Ianet Furner. ROW 2: Ruth Garibaldi, Ruth Hume, Mary Gilmore, Therese Lampe, Gail Ferrari, Marilyn Franco, Dixie Kettlewell. ROW 3: Cecilia Harada, Geraldine Karlo, Norma Granizo, Joyce Hole- man, Margaret Hensley, Carolyn Fanucchi, Patricia Krause. The iunior can be found in The classroom on the ball courts .. FRONT ROW IL. to R.l: Joan Howard, Ce- zanne Flanagan, Angeline Haughey. ROW 2: Dolores Hudin, Ann Holzheiser, Summers Ann Jones. ROW 3: Montez James, Victoria John- son, Sandra Fioretti. FRONT ROW IL. to Rl: Joan Garcia, Roseanne La Rocca, Barbara Kochevar. ROW 2: Flora Fortis, Linda Giorgi, Agatha Ingelkofer. ROW 3: Susan Gansneder, Sandra Green, Bernadette Krois. 28 'Q- ADEF SECTION Iinesil Sandfo Ge 3B MISSION LEADER I Margie Jovlck I .T we S Vw