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

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To you, Lady of Good Counsel Our Mother Mary, We offer every word, every picture, Every difficulty, every ioy That entered into the recording Of this school year. Accept all As an offering of thanksgiving to you And to your Divine Son- An offering from all the students Who have ever received your wise counsel. We thank you, Blessed Lady, now and forever For helping us this year, And we beg you never to leave us alone. In the doubts and difficulties of life May each of us look to you Praying with childlike faith and trust uMother, tell me what am I to do.

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NON VOX SED VOTUM- a brief inscrip- tion on the Presentation crest, containing a world of meaning. Loosely translated to mean: Not words, but deeds, this motto has been dear to generations of Presenta- tion girls. These four short words, which constitute the theme of out yearbook, clearly express the P.H.S. spirit. They con- tinue to be a source of inspiration to teach- ers and students alike. ln them all find a challenge. As aconstant reminder of this challenge, the crest itself is found shining through stained glass windows, sculptured on stucco walls, ornamenting the rings of upperclassmen, and prominently engraved on the diploma of every graduating senior. liNot Words but Deeds Who What When Why