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

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eff' faq Q 4 ..3, O ' Q '.vf.1f 6' a':Q N ,vi ,G fm: 4 5? fl 5 9 Q 5 q, .Q 1 - 1 9 1 0 . Q U Q U. 9 A Exercise-Sportsmanship -Fun Whatever you look for in sports and fun, Presentation has it! Whether it be in-or-out- door activities, you are always assured plenty of fun and enioyment. If you like the thrill of heat- ed competition, the intramural games-softball, basketball, and volleyball-fit you to a T . If you prefer membership in a sports club, the Block Club opens its doors to you after two years of gym with a B average, and a scholastic average ofa C, There is plenty of excitement in the Gym before, during, and after school. Ping- pong tournaments keep you busy during the lunch-periods, badminton provides wholesome fun. In the tennis courts you are entitled to play two games-tennis, or as it may be, tennis- volley, better known as T.V. Above the courts, on Western Heights, you can also resort to a good old-fashioned game of kick-ball. What- ever you long for in sports, we have it!

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XX - ll Jackie Bloom, yearbook editor, smilingly slaves over proofs. The Presentation To record the year's happenings, to enshrine the pictures of all the stu- dents-this is the noble task of the yearbook. Frustrations such as the anonymous onlooker who has to be identified, the constant re-writing l not again! l and general exhaus- tion make the task a difficult one. When the new yearbook is brought forth, however, the staff agrees that ,as N1 Y' 3. .. , .N r s y Judy McAlister Subscription Manager Joyce Tregenza Business Manager , 'F' 19 eff-9 QL?-3 Ww- it was worth it all .

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Softball . .. to the PARAKEETSl Sports have always been a maior event at P.H.S. and softball brings out the fine spirit of every class. The gym fire earlier in the year made autumn the P.H.S. softball season. Several games had to be postponed because of cold weather, but the never say die teams could be seen practicing after school, rain or shine. Colorfully decorated cheer leaders and rooters iammed the softball courts for the games, while nervous, excitable team members warmed up at bat. Suspense hung high in the Senior-Sophomore tournament game with the Seniors emerging victorious after several extended innings of play. Junior Captain Mary Ann Domingue SCORES Seniors .... ll Juniors . . . . Seniors .... 12 Sophomores . . . gg' Seniors . . . 7 Freshmen , . . pv- vi 5 8 Captain Elaine Kes- 3 Sophomore Captain Marie Picchi fs 'Q ' 'lr 7 u v . Freshman Captain S Geraldine Bosco S lf lit ' CHEER! OUT! 56 sell led her senior team to final victory.