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

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March 4 Vocation Prog rom Nano Nagle help us, we need you, this was the theme of the Vocation Program based on the life of Nano Nagle, foundress of the Sisters of the Presentation. Nano Nagle was born in 1728 in County Cork, Ireland and belonged to a good Catholic family. From the time of her complete conversion to God, her intense devotion to spirit- ual and moral aims never falteredp she gave her wealth and service unsparingly to everyone. Nano Na- gle is a prime example for all girls to follow in regard to doing God's will. This inspiring play was a ioint ef- fort of the Glee Club and the Speech Club and was appropriate for March, vocation month. Discussions on the various merits of other voca- tions, besides the religious, were classroom topics at this time. March 18 STUDENT BODY SOCIAL-Ballerina Gaylene Lippi adds her grace and charm to capture the audience. Her per- formances will be sorely missed when senior Gaylene graduates. t March 13,14,15 RETREAT-Prayer, and penance in the form of silence, com- bined to make for a most profitable weekend retreat. The picturesque countryside of Presentation College at Los Gatos gave thought for meditation. The retreat sponsored by the Legion of Mary was a spiritually enlightening and enioyable experience.

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PHOTOSI N THE v Eh lkfllib 7 HMM v Rosette Girolami feurlessly learns that white rats are highly photosensitive in her prizeewinning sophomore division proiect. v5LEAl s llllllflu mtenn. D0 FLUOR l February 24 School Science Fair Each year Presentation holds a student science fair, which stimu' lates the girls in science and math classes to do outside research on specialized subjects, Such work challenges the students, making them think and work hard to produce interesting and informative proiects. ' NE GROUP NTU B Rosemary Stewart and Nadine Schendel consider The Effects of Gibberellin on Plant Growth. Rosemary's project won first prize in the iunior divisic-n. Joanne Zerolis demonstrates her prize-winning senior division proiect to sophomore Linda Bernucchi. Her proiect will be sent on to the San Francisco Bay Area Science Fair. ctious or Nucua n TA Ano Rssu ' . RADIATIONS wnu unter of M ,. W-,.M,,. 1 ' F ' l ' f ,. PM , LEM vo ,KD 5 iv ,wr-me-4 of Nunn: nnwlmws e c r 5'-' Vi 'ini INC 'VLNIHV DIY! VN! 'Will SWQKD , , I Q, fAo.+.at.trv ww nrtnfto 'r 'ww oweffv ,lf vers onovuvtrs Awww .tc 1 lf ' .JURE vnlous vwrs as em. um s MV YHKKMIBSIS ANU Ulnsthti WZPI MA D411 IIS Ol il Qillfflil ,,nQf,ps we nv-A asv AND C-W -.1-.. 5, gn U-ucv mms Au ,,..-- rn amz-us wsu wo! nAoiAT10N swam vw! Nashua :ucv 'Dfx . gif! wfnlllvy To GAMMA ,. ' 'lu' nnnwl Munn ,H-1 mum v V- ' ff ri. ,unit P0 Nm 711 L DIKRO us ODA-- wx va vu

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April 22, 23, 24 llH.M.S. Pinaloren Sir Joseph Porter CAST Captain Corcoran... ... . .. Ralph Rackstraw. Dick Deadeye. . . Boatswain. . , . Josephine ..... Cousin Hebe .... Buttercup ..... ....Sharon Cross ...Camille Demo . . . . .Margaret Laine . . .Barbara Brunetta .. .Roberta Angeli . . . . . .Joan Garcia . . . . . .Merrily Rattaro Maureen McCaffrey H. M. S. PINAFORE or THE LASS THAT LOVED A SAILOR is one of the most famous operettas by Gil- bert and Sullivan. Music just meant to be hummed, and catchy lyrics combine with clever characteriza- tions, colorful costumes and sparkling new scenery to make an unforgettable evening. Treating of the love of the captain's daughter for a lowly sailor ldespite pursuit by a First Lord of the Admiraltyl the operetta recounts a somewhat inaccu- rate picture of life at sea. The importance of Poor Little Buttercup and the jealous Cousin Hebe help to thicken the plot till at length all is brought to a happy ending. Hearty applause resounded through the Little Theater in tribute for the Glee Club's excellent performance.