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lN RECOGNITION of her years of unselfish work and sacrifice which have molded us spiritually, scholastically, and socially, and developed our school lo the creditable position it now holds, we, the class of '62, wish to dedicate rhis, the SETONIAN, to our founding principal, Sister Mary Ronald.

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His Bishop Francis J. Bishop of

WE WISH to express our gratitude to Father John McMahon, Father John Cullinan and Father James McFadden whose splendid cooperation and financial support have given us the outstanding school we have.

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Fr. John McMahon Fr. John Cullinan

Fr. James McFadden

March LO, L952

To the Faculty and Student Body of Seton High School:

It is rrlth genuine pleasqre that we wrtte this letter commending the faculty and stud.ent body of Seton High Schoo1 for the progress of Seton High School.

The dedicated efforts and generous sacrlftces of the Friests, Sisters and parlshioners of the three parishes represented in the school, together rdth the wi}ling cooperation of the student body' are conbining to nake Seton High School a tru\y representative example of catholic secondar:r education in the chandler, Mesa 3r€3r

Our sincere congratulations and glatitude together with the promise of continued prayer are the Inessage of this letter. Sincene\y yours in Cbrist' /rA/ >]/,4,"7--,' (Rev.)' hh. B. libOartin, Dlocesan School Superintendent

SOUTH SIXTH AVENUE TUCSON

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DIoCESE OF TUCSON OFFICE OF EDUCATION 646

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ADMINISTRATION

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FACULTY

MIRIAM ELLEN FATHER JOHN FAHEY Religion English FATHER PETER McGLOIN Vice-Principal Latin-Religion Music Appreciation Athletic Director SISTER MARY CONSTANCE Home Economics

SISTER, MAR,Y INNOCENT Science

SISTER M. DE PAUL

Malhematics MISS JOANNE LUBONOVICH Physical Education E. ANTHONY NAVARRETE Span ish Chorus Eng ish MR. ROBERI NOEI Physical Education Foolball Coach

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Stephen Bailey James Becker Barbara Burrola

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Jean Bolin Mercia Burdelle Alfredo Crreaga

Daniel Delci Amy Chaffin

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Nadine Delci Finn

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! Jersie Duenls Drniel Geberl

Sandra Goff William Kepler

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Ann Glose Lena Gutierrez Catherine Kendrick j t Donald Kramer

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Katherine Meyer Ramonda Mullen

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Mrry Lu Raupp I Severiano R.odarte

Manuel Rubelcaba \ Mark Schumacher \

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Harold Slout Gilbert Valenzuela '

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JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Beth Kendrick, Tom Kepler, Theresa Gage and Dan Leonesio admire their class rings.

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Beverly Becker lnez Bran Joseph Buelna

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Lynn Cress Gloria Delci Thomas

John Foley

Theresa Gage

Joseph Garcia

Lucy Gonzales

Palrick Gutierrez

Guy Holtey

Barbara Hopfensperger

Francis Joebgen

Carol Joseph

Elizabeth Kendrick

Thomas Kepler

James King

Joseph LaPella

Daniel Leonesio

Donald Leonesio

Joseph Maiorana

Kem Mensager

Larry Meyer

Victor Miranda

Roland Myers

Donald Ong

Cecilia Rael

Richard Reese

Maureen Riordan

Mary Helen Rubalcaba

Robert Stoll

Sharolyn Thun

Albert Valenzuela

Rudy Valenzuela

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SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Harvey Raupp, John Thornell, Monica O'Connell a4 Claire Burke ponder over ways to spur lheir classmates on to success in l[ annual maqazine drive.

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Nancy Bailey

Raymond Boyle

Judith Buessing

Claire Burke

Amalea Careaga

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RoY Casiellini

Richard Estrella

Sharon Fenwick

James Garcia

Paul Girvan

Joseph Gonzales

William Granillo

Katherine Harris

Michele Krall

Diane Kramer

Harvey Raupp

Carlos Sabori

John Thornel I

Dorothy Villalobos

Regis Ledoux

Elizabeth Lindsey

Ann Meyer

Manuel Munoz

Monica O'Connell

Joseph Oliver

Joseph Pfeiffer

Kathleen Pritchard

Robert Pyle

Olivia Rael

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Gregory Burdette

Thomas Burgett

Kathleen Burke

Arlhur Burrola

Fernando Careaga

Daniel Aguilar

Phyllis Althoff

Marianne Antkowiak

Richard Arvizu

Diana Barlhel

lnez Bernal

Marie Beruman

Joseph Brown

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FRESHMEN OFFICERS Diana Barthel, Jacob Garcia, William Kendrick, Pamela Law and Arthur Burrola posing after lheir elections.

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James Elgas

Patrick FoleY

Jo Ann Ferguson

Jacob Garcia

Joanne Girvan

Helen Chacon

Arlene Chiodi

Mary Cress

Charles Cullum

Stan ley Eggen

John Glascock

Kathryn Godin

Phillip Godin

Joseph Godfrey

Mary Habeeb

Michael Joebgen

William Kendrick

Pamela Law

Thomas Leonesio

Virginia Long

Melody Mansager

Joseph Martinez

Dennis Melcher

Georgine Mitchell

Patricia Mullen

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SCHOLASTIC SECTION

SETONIANS REA.LIZE that the Mass is the cenler of Catholic life. For this reason many Setonians-strive to attend auity nnus in their parish churches as oflen as possible' O" in" first Friday of each month the student body attends Mass in St' MarY's Church'

RELIGION

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Under the guidance of Faiher John Fahey' *ni.t t"f igi* students are making a ihorough study of the New Tesfament'

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enioy the articles in Hi-Time' a weeki; a;;.ll; ;asazine, incorporaied into their religion classes.

Latin

LANGUAGES \

FOREIGN

Olivia Rael and Amalea Careaga, at the board, explain their lesson lo Carlos Sabori, Dan Gabert, Jim Garcia, Martin Zehner and Joe Maiorana in Spanish ll. Danny Aguilar, Joe Martinez, Jacob Garcia, Marianne Antkowiak, lnez Bernal, Margaret Rosales, and Grace Pfeiffer listen to a recording of Spanish songs in their first year Spanish class. isn't so bad after all, as can be seen from lhe smiling faces in Father McGloin's second year Latin class.

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Paisy Mullen and Phyllis Altoff pay close attention as Father McGloin dictates Latin ph rases.

"We don't guess, we look it up" is the slogan of freshmen Judy Myers, Dennis Melcher and Jean Perrault.From Miss Louise Hilswick, librarian, they learn the secrets of successful research.

ENGLISH

Bacon said, "Reading maketh a full man ..." Elizabeth Lindsey and Robert Pyle agree with him as they purchase books from Lena Gutierrez and Barbara Burrola in the school bookstore.

"Spend all you have for loveliness" means ," says Maureen Riordan as the rest of the class listen attentively to her recitation of her homework.

Seniors Sevie Rodarte, Lena Guitierrez, Mark Schumacher and Frances Armendariz listen attentively to the recording of Macbeth as Birnam wood "comes toward Dunsinane." Jim Becker adjusts the machine.

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"This is a moonsoon region," John Glascock explains to David Valenzuela as the geography class looks on. "This was once the West," Francis Joebgen tells Larry Meyer and Lynn Cress.

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eve Bailey, Barbara Burrola, Marcia Burdette, Cathy rndrick, Ramonda Mullen and Jean Bolin prepare for eir panel discussion on federal aid to education. The tnel was presented at the February meeiing of the Se'nian Club.

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The flag that once flew over the nation's capitol now waves over Seton. Here Sieve Bailey, senior class president, raises it for the first time.

Eileen Noone, Mary Helen Va Pamela Law and Arlene Chiodi e thrill of wearing the dresses they homemaking class.

Senior Cathy Kendrick, Seion's Beity Crocker Homemaker of the year, holds some of her homemaking booklets.

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Nancy Bailey, Kay Harris, and Diane Kramer take their assignment in cooking seriously as they prepare a delicious morsel in class.

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Melody Mansager and Rosemary Nunez look on admiringly as Janet Slagel puts the finishing touches on her dress.

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Nadine Delci and Karen Maurer operate lhe liquid duplicator.

Danny Delci and Bob Alihoff ponder the problems of tax returns.

Barbara Burrola listens attentively to the "voice" as she transcribes a letter,

Theresa Gage, Mary Helen Rubalcaba and Lucy Gonzales aim for speed and accuracy in shorihand.

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Alf redo Careaga observes while Manuel Rubalcaba and Harold Siout operaie adding machines in bookkeeping class.

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SCIENCE

Claire Burke and Roy Castellini proceed carefully with their laboratory work in biology class.

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Mark Schumacher, Guy Holley, and Gerald Finn watch carefully as their experiment in the distillation of nitric acid progresses. Olivia Rael explains the interior of the human heart to Manuel Munoz who listens attentively. Ronnie Pyle points out to Jim Kin and Don Leonesio the relation of th! elements to each other on the pericr. die chart.

Practical math class finds Kathy Phillips, Margaret Rosales, Danny Aguilar, Archie Rodriguez, Terrence Somody, and Pat Schumacher working industriously to solve their problems.

Ann Meyer and Harvey Raupp listen as Kathy Pritchard helps lhem solve some of the mysteries of geometry.

Algebra tests are serious business as can be seen from the absorbed expressions on the faces of these first year algebra students.

Mary Ann Taylor, Sharolyn Thun. Ramonda Mullen, Jean Bolin and Sevie Rodarte labor over some of the involved problems of advanced algebra.

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Student

Kathy pritchard, vice_presi_ dent Dick Reese, presidenl Anne yoder and secrelary Ann Glose go over plans for the Student Council,s wiener roast.

Science

Sharolyn Thun tells about

Stewart Mountain Dam. Other officers are: Ann Meyer, secretary; MaryLu Raupp, treasurer, and Ann Christoph, vice-president.

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Sister Miriam Ellen, Student Council moderator, gives some last minute tips to Sieve Bailey, Anne Glose and Anne Yoder before they leave for lhe Student Council Convention. Club President plans to visit Student Council President Anne yoder reads Governor Fannin,s proclamaiion as Steve Bailey and Dick Reese raise the Star Spangled Banner and the Arizona state flag at the Statehood Centennial assembly.

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Larry Meyer, Sevie Rodarte, Don Kramer, Jim Becker, Steve Bailey and Danny Delci lay plans for the Lettermen's dance. J

Sharolyn Thun tries to make a free throw, as lhe GAA, members praclice.

Lt. Col. John Thornell, president of lhe Setonian Club, presenls the senior division science fair trophy to Roland Myers at the March meeiing. The club provides the prizes for lhe annual science fair.

The cheerleaders in their red and gold outfits lent a splash of color to the football games. They are Jean Bolin, Monica O'Connell, Mary Cress, Kaihy Thornell, Kathy Burke, Elizabeth Lindsey and Georgine Mitchell.

Conducling the business at the monthly meeting of the Setonian Club are officers' John T. Foley, vice-president; Lt. Col. John Thornell, presideni; Mrs. W. W. Pritchard, secretary; and Mrs. Elizabeth Burgeit, treasurer.

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DON KRAMER HOLDS his tophy for most valuable player, as Coach Robert Noel congratulates Steve Bailey, winner of the best back trophy, and Larry Meyer, winner of the best lineman trophy. Fr. James McFadden and Fr. Peter McGloin approve the proceedings at the annual football banquet.

SENTINELS

SCORE HIGH 1961-'62

TENSION IS REFLECTED on the faces of the team and the spectators during an exciting game. Coach Robert Noel "sweats it out" in a tough play during the recent season.

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Steve Bailey Joe Buelna, Tom Escobedo, Don Kramer and Steve Bailey practice a play Don Kramer

TOP ROW: Coach Robert Noel, Kem Mansager, Harvey Raupp. Dick Estrella, Eddie Rein, Regis Ledoux, Bob Stoll, Greg Burdette, Sevie Rodarie, Danny Delci, Pat Kendrick. Middle Row: Joe Gonzales. Jim Becker, Billy Granillo, Victor Miranda, Larry Meyer, Pat Gutierrez, Don Kramer, Stevb Bailey, Dick Reese, Gilbert Montano. Bottom Row: Pat Foley, Tom Escobedo, Carlos Sabori, Ray Boyle, Paul Girvan, John Thornell, Joe Buelna, BobbyArvizu.

BASKETBALL

Sevie Rodarte

Tom Kepler Greg Burdeite shoois over the outstretched hand of a defender while Dick Estrella and Sevie Rodarte wail for a rebound. Don Kramer, Sevie Rodarte, Greg Burdeite and Dick Estrella confer with Coach Rolly Myers during a time out. TOP ROW' John Thornell, Pat Kendrick, Dick Estrella, Greg Burdette, Tom Kepler, Sevie Rodarte, Don Kramer, Joe Matisak, Coach Rolly Myers. Second Row: Joe LaPella, Manuel Munoz, Harvey Raupp, Tom Escobedo, Joe Martinez, Paul Girvan, Roland Myers. Don Kramer

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Kem Mansager keeps his eye on the ball, while Danny Delci catches for him during praclice.

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Tom Escobedo warms up before an important game. Danny Delci reaches for a high fly in left field.

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Sevie Rodarte tags Joe LaPella as he iries to slide into first at practice.

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Sevie Rodarte, crack first baseman, warms up before a game.

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MURDER

Marylu Raupp and Beih Kendrick, two students at St. Aurelian's College. chat before going out for a tennis match. Francis Joebgen iots down notes as Cathy Kendrick tells of the murderer who is searching for her.

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ln lhe lobby, the three suspecls, Joe Maiorana, author, Kem Mansager, artist, and Dan Gabert, coach, discuss the murder of Helen.

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As lhey blithely carried out school traditions, the studenls ai the school both charmed and baffled the murderer.

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Nadine Delci and Marcia Burdette take care of the administrative affairs of Si. Aurelian's. a private ioke on housekeeping in lhe lobby are Beverly Becker, Maureen Riordan and Ann Glose.

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Bill Kepler, star photographer for Ihe'62 SETONIAN, checks lighting and camera angle before he shoots.

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Karen Maurer and Martin Zehner check the list of prospective adveriisers before going out to solicit ads for the yearbok.

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Ramonda Mullen, Steve Bailey and Mark Schumacher count carefully as they lay out yearbook pages.

copy for the

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SETONIAN, the yearbook, proves frequent

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Ann Yoder proudly shows her proiect, "Musical Bolany," which won second place in the third annual science fair.

Don Kramer checks his informaiion sheet that explains his water purification f ilter. His proieci won honorable meniion. , C:=

Roland Myers holds part of his chemiculture proiect which took first place in the senior division of the science fair.

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Third place winner Marcia Burdetle explains how she set up her experimeni on natural indicaiors.

ACTIVITIES

Pamela Law, Mary Habeeb, Grace Pfeiffer and Kathryn Godin obey the honorable seniors' orders on Initiation Day.

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Sevie Rodarte entertains the senior class at Seton's annual Christmas festival. Dan Leonesio, Kathy Pritchard and John Foley compare class results during the annual magazine drive. Beth Kendrick and Tom Kepler star in "The Shepherd's Christmas,'' the juniors' Christmas present to the student body.

Don Kramer and Cathy Kendrick reign over the Homecoming festivities. Members of the royal court are Marylu Raupp, Beth Kendrick, Monica O'Connell, Dick Estrella, Sevie Rodarte and Joe Buel na.

Anne Yoder and Cathy Kendrick represenl Seton at President Kennedy's press conference honoring Senator Carl Hayden. Senator Hayden addresses ihe assembly, while President Kennedy and Vice-President Johnson look on.

Homecoming Royalty Cathy Kendrick and Don Kramer lead off a dance after their coronation. Afler curtain call, Kalhy Pritchard, Monica O'Connell, Beth Kendrick, Kathy Meyer, Marcia Burdette, Ann Glose and Jacob Garcia relurn io their seats afier the fashion show at the Statehood Centennial assembly. lllr!

CHARLES BRUCE, D.D.S.

SETH H. DOUTHETT, M.D.

ROBERT D. ERICKSON, M.D.

EDWARD DETJEN, M.D. and WALTER EICHER, M.D.

G. M. PAXMAN, D.D.S.

W. E. PERNELL, D.D.S.

JOSEPH V, RYAN, O.D.

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/I Knights of Colum bus CHANDTER COUNCIT 312I MESA COUNCIL 3419 PATRONS Compliments Sip and Bile Restaurant Nub Moore, Owner Baue/s Parts & EquiPment Johnnie's Phoro Shop 109 E. Main, Mesa 964-5941 larry J. Melcher Funeral Home 40 North Cenler Street Mesa John's Richfield Service 401 N. Arizona Ave. YO 3-4612 Chandler Thomas Merket 260 S. Arizona Ave. Chandler, Arizona Mesa Laundry & Dry Cleaning 435 E. Main, Mesa wo 4-3794 Shamrock Motor Hotel l5l N. Arizona Ave. Chandler Kay Beauty Shop 'I 021 S. Country Club Dr 964-2102 Mesa -42-

Firestone Slore

48 East Main Mesa, Arizona

John's Barber Shop

701 N. Arizona Avenue

John & Lowell Huggins, Barbers

Barbara's Thimble Shop

San Marcos Hotel

Chandler, Arizona

Hermosa Barber Shop

90 E. Bosion

Chandler, Arizona

Acuna Grocery

Mr. & Mrs. Acuna, Owners l0l W. Denver YO 3-4345

Preferred Realty Realtors

l23l Easl Main Street

Mesa, Arizona WO 4-1761

Mesa House of Fabrics

907 Main Slreet

Mesa, Arizona WO 4-5471

Congratulations, Class ol "62"

Sun Valley News Dist.

Chandler

Carl's Barber Shop

28172 West Main Mesa, Arizona

Fabric Farhions

Materials and Sewing Nolions

156 W. Main, Mesa WO 4-8341

El Porlal Service

1007 E. Main Mesa, Arizona

Television and Radio Repair

A & E Electronics

348 S. Arizona Ave., Chandler

Mr. and Mrs. Reynaldo Careaga

Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Glose

Mrs. E. O. Bailey

R. A, Meyer, Sr.

Mr. and Mrs. Esiquio Duenas

Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Mullen

M/Sgt. and Mrs. A. E. Burrola

Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Reese

PATRONS

Coope/r Richfield

399 S. Arizona Ave. YO 3-4082 Chandler

Evergreen Market

406 N. Couniry Club Dr Mesa, Arizona

Kris For Beauty wo 4-0741

424 N. Country Club Dr

Harold's El Paso Service

4O7 E. 4th Street Mesa, Arizona

Alberl's Market

78 E. 4th Streer Mesa, Arizona

D & D Grocery

337 North Mesa Drive Mesa, Arizona

M & M Tire Service Co

297 South Arizona Ave.

Chandler, Arizona

Mesa Floral Shop

42 Souih Macdonald St Mesa, Arizona

Guida's Barber Shop

l126 E. Main, Mesa wo 4-8046

Chandler Wood Works & Upholstery

288 S. Washington St. YO 3-4248

Congratulations, Class of "62"

Bingham Equipmenl Co, Mesa, Arizona

Congratulaiions, Class of "62" Bogle Farms

Chandler, Arizona

Mr.

and Mrs. Epifanio G. Duenas and Mrs. Ysmael Hernandez and Mrs. Roger F. Laychak

Miss Tillie Duenas

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Stoll

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Robles

Mr. and Mrs. Luz Rodriguez

Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Pritchard

Best Wishes

Dan Francis

Wholesale & Retail Petroleum Products

Ellsworlh Agencies, lnc.

Real Estate and lnsurance

170 N. Arizona Ave., Chandler

Chandler Jewelry

Diamonds and Watches

32 S. San Marcos

Sprouse-Reilz Co,, lnc.

I East Boslon Chandler, Arizona

Sears Roebuck and Co. 2l North Macdonald St Mesa, Arizona

DriveJn laundry and Cleaners 39 N. Arizona Place YO 3-4017 Chandler

Don's Radio and Tv l4l West Boston YO 3-4091-YO 3-3175

Jack Schaefer, lnsurance Agency 201 North Arizona Ave. Chandler, Arizona

Saba's Deparlmenl Slore 58 S. San Marcos Place Chandler, Arizona

Dairy Queen 610 N. Arizona Ave. Chandler, Arizona

Latin American Fraternal Order El Mambo Club Chandler, Arizona

Dille Hardware 270 South Arizona Avenue

Chandler, Arizona

Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stevenson

Mai. and Mrs. John F. Thornell

Mr. and Mrs. Don Ashworth

Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Burdette

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Delci

Mr. and Mrs. C. A. BaileY

Fr. James E. McFadden

Mr. Francis R. Mullen

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PATRONS

Mr. Lawrence J. Hayes

Payne's Furniture Co.

Miss Josie Contreras

Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Munoz

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Felix

Mr. and Mrs. James Diamond

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Gillitzer

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Felix

Mr. and Mrs. Mauricio Cons and family

Mr. and Mrs. Raul Navarrete

Mai. and Mrs. Roland Myers

Otho L. Dixon

Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Austin

Miss Margaret Vegh

Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Palomarez

Mr. and Mrs. Fernando Gutierrez

Miss Maria Elena Hernandez

Mr. Vince Maloney

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Puese

Mr. and Mrs. Jose Mesa

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Buelna

Miss Mary Helen Ortiz

Seton High G.A.A.

Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Meyer

Mr. and Mrs. John Glascock

Seton High Science Club

Fuller Chiropractic Clinic

Dr. and Mrs. Earl K. Lyons

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kautz

Mesa Maid lce Cream

Miss Dora Elaine Ortiz

Miss Vera Glose

Joe Villalobos, Jr.

Miss Beth Leonesio

Mr. and Mrs. Francis Becker

Mr. and Mrs. G

Mr. John W. lynn Kep Cress ler

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Raupp

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kramer

Rudy Hermosillo

Miss Pat Bolin

Miss Sharon Roberts

Mr. and Mrs. S. Rodarle and Mrs. Wm. Kendrick

Michael Cohen

Mann's Shoe Store and Mrs. A. W. Bolin

Wrig

Mr. and ht's Butcher

Mrs. Joe Stoll

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Alberts

Mr. and Mrs. Tomas Escobedo

Payless Market

Mr. and Mrs. Savino Palomarez

Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Gabert

M. and S. Sporting GoodsMesa

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Villalobos

Mr. Joseph Kepler

Lucky Market

T/Sgt. and Mrs. Carl Yoder

Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Trowbridge

Mr. and Mrs. N. Hopfensperger

Glenn's Catering Service

Mr. and Mrs. Roman J. Antkowiak

Mr. and Mrs. Jesus Ortiz

Woudenberg Pontiac

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gonzales

The Lowell Cress Family

Mrs. L. Fisher

Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred W. Pyle

Fr. John Cullinan

Socorro R. Mendez

The Nahman Langston Family

Mr. and Mrs. Henri Bran

Mr. Nelson

Dan Krison

George Bustos

Mrs. Angela Careaga

Miss Molly Gutierrez

Bill Kepler

Warren Lunde

Lupe Ayala

Barbara Cochran

Agnes Dannheim

Mrs. Antonia Perez Ayala

Manuel Gonzales and Family

Mr. E. A. Navarrete

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,IfuARKETS @r to the Closs of 1962

The SETONIAN CIUB

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W IT TIAM $ STATIONE RY 44 South San Marcos Place CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES All Good Wishes To The Closs Of '62 e"t rrrdr/ 7, R?aro KKAN I -v r-\rG YOver 4l years of service and customer satisfaction in Chandler and surrounding communities knorvn for fine quality. Famous Brands Alrvays Also in Gilbert Mesa and Phoenix DEPARTMENT 4l E. Boston STORE Chandler MOST IOfrGNF T@ SUCGEED a Rosarita Rosa rita Rosarita Rosarita Rosarita Rosarita refried beans ench ladas chili con carne frozen dinners corn torlillas beef tacos ,a MEXICAN FOODS CO. Available at your Favorite Grocery Slore THE Buxl4 Sl"oppe FOR YOUR HOME Corpels ond Rugs Quolity Service Leoding Lines lnstollotion & Sotisfoction Guoronleed No money down 2 years to pay We Will Clean Your Carpet Rent You A iiachine For A "Do lt Yourself Job" $ob t 0 CARPET SALON 1858 IASI iAH SrRttI - ttsA, ARIZoNA wo 4-9471 -46-

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Congratulations

3 W. lsr 5t.,

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Chondler

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POCKET

BILLIARDS 98 East Boston No Liquor or

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EARNHARDT FORD SATES

"steaks Famous the World Over"

Tempe

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Billiord Porlor

Teach your Sons the most skilled game known

and CAROM

Gambling Allowed iffi6

tDUCAIl0ll a magic carpet that takes you where You want to go. It is the truly Great Emancipator, the Great Commoner. As your stake in the future grows, guard well thdfreedom that lets you plan today for tomorrow At Arizona Public Service Company, we must plan today for tomorrow's powerto see that utilitY service is always available f or growing Arizona

The Best and Most Reasonable Place in Town Best Wishes MESA BOWLING CENTER

Automatic Pinspotters Refrigeration 304 W. First Ave. - WO 44451 Compliments of CAPRI REALTY YO 3-3155 and MANAGEMENT SERVICES 254 N. Arizona Avenue CHANDLER, ARIZONA At

Texaco Gas and Oils Goodyear Tires-Delco Batteries

GENERAL AUTO REPAIR_TUNE UP Guaranteed Lubrication and Tire Repair 598 E. Cleveland YO 3-4791 _s,u

CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1962 RANCH HOUSE BURGERS

SCREMIN TEXACO SERVICE

DANIEL'S JEWETERS

Chand ler-Gi

Chandler Open Daily I l:30 A.M. - 10:00 P.M. Sunday 4:00 P.M. - I l:00 P.M. CLOSED MONDAYS

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The Diamond Stores of the Southwest Your Arizona Jewelers Since 1927 QUALITY GIFTS FOR EVERY OCCASION wo 4.4343 142 W. Main Mesal Arizona CHANDTER GINNING COMPANY "A Grower Owned Associafion" Gins Located At

bert-Hi g ley-Queen Creek-Serape for Grower Convenience SAUL A. JOHNSON General Manager YO 3.6645ChandlerP.O. Box 486 Home Style Mexican and American Food For Take-out Service Call YO 3-3434 161 South Washington ORTEGA'S CAFE

Compliments Of

Best Wishes, Graduales

TONY M. COURY BUICK

Buick GMC Opel

Expert service on all makes of cars.

125 W. Main St. Mesa, Arizona WO 4-zttSl

Congratulations to the Graduates

ARROW PHARMACY A. A. Scarborough

Hollmork Cords - Stotionery - Gift Wroppings ffruryi#P

Sutlon App liqnce Co.

150 S. ARIZONA AVE.

Name Brands AlwaYs SatisfY MAYTAG ZENITH

Best Wishes, Class of '62

bshroenu e rlr I EVELOPM

c0MItRctAt 0tvil.0PtiltTaclJsT0r ll0ilrs

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Dependable Furniture Since I 926

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Finishing

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- Films - Prolectors

Photo

ESA

166 W. Main St., Mesa wo 4-565t

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Compliments of

NATIONAT BANK RANDALL RAMBLER.INC.

bler TeleDhone YO g-55G1

lV. Boston

Chandter, Arlzon:r

.fewel"y Co. "4anrtut fe+ \amarda." -49-

1350 Wot Moin MESA, ARIZONA Tclcphonc WO 1-2108 A. E. RANDALL Prcsidenl @

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Wright's

Best Wishes to the Class of '62

GENE'S MARKET

Compliments of MESA DRUG

Mesa, Arizona

Compliments of J. J. NEWBERRY CO.

ll0 W. Main St. Mesa, Arizona

Congratulations BURFIELD STUDIOS

292r N. 24th Si. AM 6-8286 Phoenix, Arizona

Congratulations Class of '62t

Student Council of Seton High School

CHANDTER TAXI

YO 3-3333

Continental Trailways Bus

YO 3-4231

Coesl lo Coasl Bus Service Rest Rooms ln All Burer

Compliments of LESUEUR GINNING CO.

WO 4"4643

BOB ALTHOFF

lnsurance and Real Estate

Chandler, Arizona

VATTEY MARKET

7l I S. Arizona Avenue

Chandler, Arizona

VAUGHN'S LUMBER CO.

Building Materials of All Kinds

l81 5. Washinston St.963-3315

Fire & Automobile lnsurance

J. C. HEARN

INSURANCE AGENCY

72 W. Boslon Chandler

WOODS' THEATERS

PARKWAY and DRIVE-IN

Joe H. Woods, Jr., Mgr

Complimenis of ,DOBE DAY SCHOOI

4901 E. Camelback Road

Phoenix, Arizona

TAILORED SEAT COVERS AUTO GLASS

CUSTOM TRIM CONVERTIBLE TOPS

MORGAN UPHOLSTERING

725 N. Arizona Ave.Chandler

Phone:403-4018 JOHN MORGAN

The Arizona Bank

THE ARIZONA BANK

63 N. Arizona Place

Congratulalions

ANGELO'S SHEET METAL

N,EFRTGER,ATION HEATING EYAFORATIVE COOLING

Phone YO 3-3398

751 N. Arizono Avenue

CHANDLER, ARlzoNA

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5on Morcos Cleoners

WOoDLAND 7-3O49

l3I S. Arizona Ave., Chandler

Chinese Food-American Dishes

CHICO'S

MEXICAN RESTAURANT

LOUIE BUSTILLO II2O E. APACHE BLVD. TEMPE. ARIZONA OWNER

BUETER MORTUARY

PETERSON's EQUIPMENT CO.

"You Name lt-We'll Get lt"

835 N, Arizona Ave'

Chandler, Arizona

Phone YO 34577 Rer. YO 3-5628

Congratulations to the Class of 1962

CHANDTER HOME FURNISHINGS

"Where Quality is First"

MORRIS ELECTR IC

INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL RESIDENT]AL WIRING ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS

TELEPHoNES!

BUS. YO 3.6651 573 NORTH ARIZONA AVE

CHANDLER, ARIZONA

ileldeRaap

Motor Hotel and Country Club

Phone WO 4-8282, Mesa, Arizona

CXHTANIDLE]R ELECNRNC

LICENSED AND BONDED CONTRACTOR

INDUSTRIAL - COMMERCIAL - RESIDENTIAL

375 SOUTH ARIZONA AVENUE, CHANDLER, ARIZONA

Phones: Bus. YO. 3-3968, Res. YO. 3-3330

Congratulations. Class of '62

Glen Crendrll Frrmerr lnrurlnce Dick lcgg

BUs. PHONE YO 3'6545

NEWCAAgAXO TFUCtr8 us€o caRs aPo leuc(8 PA8I6 AflO SERVICS

Sulnnr,l*n e/teronlet

I91 3OUTH ARIZONA AVENUE CHANDLER. ARIZONA

Best \\/ishes on your Cradrration DON'S BODY SHOP

Your Car's Beauty Shop

Phone YO 3-3122

199 E. Boston Chandler

ARROW TUNCH

(in the Arrow Pharmacy)

"Good place to meet your friends"'

COIFFURES BY CASSADY BEAUTY SALON

17Ot/z N. Arizona Avenue

Chandler, Arizona YO 3-5451

Complete BeautY Care

Mae-Julie-Marrianne

* cnss of 1963

* cnss of 1964

* cress of 1955 Qrrrrph,r,*a

BEST WISHES

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Complimenfs ond Besf Wishes to ]he Closs of 1962

JOHN H. OUARTY

The Sqn Morcos Hotel Chondlet, Arizono CHANDLER MOTORS CO.

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DODGE-DART-LANCER

963-4554