Pope John Paul II High School
Pocket Folders
Pocketed presentation folders for Pope John Paul II hold a variety of informative materials for prospective students. The school’s logo foil-stamps on Oxford 100lb. blue chip cover stock. The folders die-cut and glue in-house. Pope John Paul II is a catholic preparatory school in Hendersonville, Tennessee.
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