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

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September 26 The 720 girls attending Pres- entation grew accustomed to knocking on doors from the INSIDE before opening them. They became seasoned novi- gators of subtle perils in the shape of low scaffolds and tangled drop- cloths that blocked the corridors. .i FIRE. Dante had his lnfernog Presenta- tion rivalled it with the gym fire. But whereas Dante's was a purely spir- itual fire, Presentation's was disturb- ingly physical. What Presentation girl can forget the 'Fire's results? A damaged gym and stage, smoke-blackened theater and corridors --all these resulted in a three-month ban on the use ofthe gym, theater, cmd Western Heights -western arcade areas. F .