1967

Nineteen hundred sixty-seven Setonian

((The

Mother Seton, Foundress Of The Sisters Of Charity In The United States And Patroness Of Seton High School

Dedication

"Peace on earth, " the spoken words of the Gospel, propose Christ's first commandment to man which is to love. Man asks, "Where can I find peace?" The answer to this is in love--1ove of oneself, and love of all mankind. When extended this love becomes world peace. We, the Senior Class of 1967, dedicate this annual to peace because of its need in our homes, in our streets, in our country, and in our world. Love is peace; peace is love.

Phyllis Brunk ala

Rebecca Escobedo

Mary Ford

Margaret Schuh

Michael Wa l sh Juniors

Cheryl Grambley

Anthony Meyer

Jeanne Rooney

Most Reverend Francis]. Green D . D .

We Setonians express our gratitude to Bishop Green for both his spiritual and material support of our school. He has performed, and continues to perform a great work : the education of Catholics in the way of peace.

For six years now Seton has been a tri -parish high school. As a centralized school it receives support from the three pastors of St. Mary's in Chandler, Christ the Kmg, and Queen of Peace, in Mesa. It is through the co-operation and assistance of these priests that Seton can continue to function and grow.

REVEREND JOHN CULL! A

REVEREND JOHN DEE lliA

REVER END JOHN McMAHON

Succeeding Sister Ellen Mary as princtpal of Seton is Father Peter McGloin who hat:. been assistant-principal since 1956. Besides his responsibilities as principal, Father carries a full teaching schedule, and is agam th1s) ear taking on duties as athletic director.

A1ding Father McGlom as assistantprincipal is Sister 1al) Philip. Sister Mary Phi11p has been teaching at Seton for the past four) ears. Along with her duties as assistant -principal S1ster Mary Philip teaches bwlogy and chemistry.

Administrati on Sets Pace For Sacrificial Spirit

Father Peter Principal Rel!gion Athletic Director

Sister Mary Philip, Assistant-Principal Bwlog) Chemistry

Sister Mary Constance Homemaking General Science English

Stnving with constant zeal to keep alive the virtues of Blessed Elizabeth Seton among Setonians are six sisters from Seton Hill. In addition to them, concern for the welfare of Seton students is shared by one laywoman and five laymen. Because of their patience, understanding, and help, each and every student can achieve his desired goa 1s. We the student body give them our sincere gratitude.

Sister Mary Robert Religion Algebra Librarian

Mr Angel Franco American History Social Studies Spanish

Sister Patricia Mary Office Practice Bookkeeping Shorthand Typing

Sister Mary Brenda English

Mrs. Rose Marie Lynn \.1usic Appreciation Chorus

Mr

Mr

Mr Gene McMillen Algebra Geometry Senior Mathematics

Sister Mary Ethel Social Problems World History Latin

Steve Turkovich Coach

Harry Camp te ll Coach

Sacrifice Means Willing Hearts And Hands

To keep Seton clean, drive the buses, and do the general repair work, we have three very capable men, Mr. R obles, Mr. Montano, and Mr. Martinez. Through their many extra hours of hard work Seton remains for us a comfortable and pleasant place to learn.

MR ALFRED ROBLES

MR RAUL MONTANO

MR JOSEPH MARTINEZ

Seniors

Four years ago the class of 1967 began a rewarding stay at Seton. During this period a once unsure group of freshmen, new to the responsibilities and freedoms of high school, has now grown in mind, body, and spirit to become this year's seniors. With perseverance and honest interest, the seniors have sought out the maturity and knowledge which should be the end products of education. Through intelligent use of the scholastic, religious, athletic, and extra- curricular programs offered by our school, and through the personal studentteacher relationships which Seton, as a small institution, affords her students, the graduating class has come to a realization of its worth

When their final days as high school students come, the seniors will be prepared to step out into the world and face the future, with courage and enthusiasm; they will be prepared to meet life on its own terms as charitable Christians and productive citizens.

ROSEMARY AGUILAR

Saint Mary's

GABRIEL ALVAREZ

Our Lady of Guadalupe

has talents unveiled

PHYLLIS BRU KAlA

Saint Mary's

THERESA CRESS

Christ the King sparkles with life

CAROLY E DELCI Saint Mary's

•.. gives her best to all

MARY DWYER

Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Tempe

•.. filled with enthusiasm

REBECCA ESCOBEDO

•.. a perfect lady

JAMES FENWICK

JOAQUI ESCANDO

Mary's

to service possesses a fighting spirit

Saint Mary's

Queen of Peace

Saint

faithful

MARY FORD

Saint Anthony's, Casa Grande

..• great conversationalist

RUBE GO ZALES

Saint Mary ' s

••• mighty on the football field

CHRISTI E fOSTER

Queen of Peace

••• loves a good joke

J OSEPH HABEEB

Christ the King

•• ready, willing and able

RITA FREYE

Christ the King

• quiet sense of humor

MICHAEL HARDESTY

Christ the King energy to spare

BRUCE HARSHEY

Saint Mary's , , capable of doing much

RITA HATHAWAY

Christ the King , one of life's little pleasures

ROBERT HATHAWAY

Christ the King , . , very peak of courtesy

RO ALD HUELSKAMP Queen of Peace , • packed with p o wer

A TONIA HOFFMA ' Saint 'viary ' s , • , uses her talents universally

KA RL KER N

Christ the King , tremendous determinat i on

AL VI KOPPI , GER Saint Mary's

.. . everybody's friend

Ak McMILLA Christ the King artistically talented

SARAH MAGDALE 0 Queen of Peace ... a devoted friend

'v1EADE

Saint .'viary' s

• quiet in a big way

RO ALD MENDEZ Saint Mary's

• •. not always tired

KENNETH MEYER

Christ the King

• .• a song in his heart

ROBERT MUNOZ Saint Mary's laugh, and the world laughs with him.

THOMAS PEPE Saint Mary's

••. never at a loss for words

JFA 'ETTE PYLE Christ the King

JOHN PFEIFFER Saint Mary's persistent in his ways friendly and thoughtful

VICTOR RAEL Saint Mary's all 'round athlete

LINDA RAMIREZ

Saint Mary's

•.• reserved in her manner

LUAN lA RAUPP

Queen of Peace

••. amiability plus

MARGARET SCffiJH

Saint 'v1ary 1 s

•

•

• rich in generosity

CLAIRE SAMORA

Queen of Peace

••• tiny bit of sweetness

MICHELE VILLALOBOS

Saint Mary• s

••

• everything in a nutshell

MICHAEL WALSH

Saint Mary• s

DANIEL VALDEZ

Saint Mary• s •.• a sincere smile .•• ability to achieve

Juniors

The Class of '68 has successfully finished its first year as upper classmen and is eagerly looking forward to the day when its members will be the "elite" of Seton. Through their ac tivities which mclude the Junior Senior class play. the Juniors have proven that they have fine class spirit and will find ways to lead Seton on to greater heights.

Espiridion Acuna

Dianna Habeeb

Susan Joseph Kathy Kaufmann

Mary Freye Cheryl Grambley

Theresa Althoff Magdalena Alvarez

George Bernal Ruben Buelna Thomas Buelna

Dorothy

Enid Fisher

Rita Koppinger

Richard Kramer

Buessing Virginia Cervantes Ernest Chacon David Culbertson

Anthony Meyer

Duane 0' Connell

Sandra Ong

George Martinez

James Maurer

Sandra Mendez

Margaret Langston

Roger Lawrence

Laurie Lynn

Carmen Martinez

Mary Jane Powers

Bernard Patten

Barbara Posz

Lucy Rodarte

Mark Summers

Daniel Urban

Harry Zweber

Dolores Soto

Robert Stuart

Jeanne Rooney

Benny Rosales

Sophomores

Linda Allen

David Escobedo

Christine Fisher

Nancy Ekstrom

Michael Foley

Thomas Foster

Patricia Buessing

Mary Ceccoli

Manuel Garnica

Karen Habeeb

George Chacon

Margaret Chittick

William Christoph

Michael Clements

William Day

Ann Debold

Motivated by their own self-determination and guided by the skilled instruction of their teachers the sophomores are finding their futures beginning to take focus. They are discovering that what 1s magnified before them is not what they have known, but, what they have yet to discover.

It is easily observed that the class of '69 will make great headway if they continue with their enthusiastic spirit of cooperation in all of Seton's scholastic and extra -curricular events.

Joseph De LaCruz

Richard Delci

David Lila

Michael Mendez

Ramona Montano

Martina Perez

Patrick Kern

Rhoda Lepre

Elizabeth Lerma

Teresa Hunter

James Johnson

Marsha Habeeb

Mary Ellen Tibbits

Dennis Walsh

Kathleen Ward

Lawrence Weidner

Roseann Zweber

Gilbert Rodriquez

Joseph Rosales

Jane Schumacher

Jeff Smith

Mary Arriaga

Theresa Arvizo

Mary Jane Brady

Freshmen

Having completed their first year at Seton, the Freshmen have shown their determination to become real Setonians. They worked hard and came out as champions in the Magazine. Drive and have shown great spint in sports and school activities. The class of '70 has proven itself and is going to do much in its future years at Seton.

Michael Broadhurst

Henry Buelna

Mary C. Dvorak

Teresa Fisher

Mark Buessing

Thomas Camptell

Frances Ford

Lisa Habeeb

Albert Cardenas

Daniel Coon

Cathy Hathaway

Daniel Huelskamp

Linda Costello

Karen Culbertson

Mark Husky orma Jimenez

David Debold

Oscar Delci

Victoria KaiT

Kent Kaufmann

Mary Lou Posz

David Kollasch Dean Kramer

Mary Ann Presseller John Quarty

Mary Lambdin Jerry Langston

Bruce Reynolds Rosa Rodarte

Paula Lila Patricia Lynn

Margaret Rotter Mary Denise Ruiter

Paul Martinez Joseph Mendoza

Elizabeth Sanks Gregory Shanks

Thomas Miller Barry 0' Connell

Craig Summers Margarita Valenzula

Constance 0' Neal Isabel Ortiz

Mary Valenzula William Ward

The Peace Of Success

Results From Fruitful Study

A school day at Seton is a busy one- -filled with both scholastic and social activity. Join the camera to see Setonians reaping many benefits from their generous spirit of sacrifice in the classroom. Learning is always more appreciated when students' efforts are so obvious .

For six years , Senior James Meade has extended the religious traming that he has received by being a faithful server

Students in American History class arc hard at work early in the morning completing an exam.

The office is the scene for planning the bulk of Seton's scholastic program

Seniors Mark Hathaway and Victor Rael enrich their religion by discussing an article of interest in "Hi-Time "

Larry Weidner recites his speech on "The Voice of Democracy" to an attentive English II class.

Home Economics II student, Sandra Ong, compares her bell sleeve to Dolores Soto's cape sleeve, while Mary Ford and Mary Dwyer look on.

Terry Althoff of Home Economics I looks over her purchases while Rita Koppmger checks the sales slip and Peggy Langston the change.

Sister Mary Brenda proof reads the original poems that were submitted by several freshmen to the ational High School Poetry Press. Looking on are Vickie Karr, Patty Lynn, Mary Rotter and joe Mendoza.

Freshmen student appear eager to hear anew record in :-.1rs. Lynn's class in Music Appreciation.

\'\'aitmg patiently to see the outcome of theu Chemistry experiment are Karl Kern Michael Hardesty Barbara Posz and Jeanne Rooney.

Mrs. Lynn leads the Girls' Chorus m their daily vocal exercises.

Rhoda Lepre, James Johnston, and Dennis Walsh are busy studying bone structure in Biology class.

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Girls in Shorthand are especially attentive to the work shown on the overhead projector.

Sister Patricia Mary keeps a watchful eye on her Typing II students Gabriel Alvarez and Lucy Rodarte.

Carolyne Delci and Theresa Cress volunteer a study perio d to assist in the school office. All girls in Office Practice participate in this service.

Learning correct office procedure is important to future secretaries now in the Office Practice class.

Students in Social Problems watch a movie they will be later asked to discuss , under the guidance of

As Daniel Valdez reads about a city in Mexico, David Culbertson finds it on the globe.

Thomas Camptell makes a purchase from Glenn \\'illiams at his lunch wagon while Robert SttJart and Rita Hathaway wait to do the same.

Sister Mary Ethel.

Sister Mary Robert is ever at service in Seton's well equipped library , where Setonians may spend profitable study periods

Algebra I check

own work

One fine day we had an unusual visitor in English class. Does he look interested?

Michael Hardesty explains his solution to a trig problem in Senior Math class while Mr. McMillen looks on.

The correct pronunciation to a vocabulary lesson in Spanish I is given by Mr. Franco.

their

with that of Mary Posz, John Quarty, and Patty Lynn.

Christine Fisher takes dictation of Latin tense forms from the class.

Seton students take a few minutes to visit with their friends before leaving the school grounds.

Carmen Martinez checks out a book from the Seton Library for over night research .

Dennis Walsh smiles broadly-it's 2:35 and he's bound for home along with other sophomores James Johnston and Thomas Foster.

Stopping for a few minutes at the grotto Mary Ellen Tibbits and Theresa Hunter end a day of study.

Senior class President Michael Walsh, Vice-President Alvin Koppinger and Secretaty-Treasurer Ann McMillan look through the "Setonians'' of pa st years

The officers of the jrmior Class, Vice-President Theresa Althoff, Secretary - Treasurer jeanne Rooney and President Barbara Posz make their choices in the style of a class ring.

Christine Fisher, sophomore class Secretary-Treasurer, and Mary Ceccolli, President look on with interest as Vice-President Marsha Habeeb points to the new painting in the office done by :V1rs Angel Quarty, the mother of freshman, john Quarty

Mary Lambdin and Mark Buessing Freshman homeroom representatives appear quite pleased with the comfort of the new library chairs .

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'ational Honor Society officer·, \nthony Meyer, Treasurer, Chel) Grambley, Secretary, and Rita Frcye, President, raise Seton's Honor Banner.

Spanish Club officers Toni Hoffman, Treasurer, and Becky Escobedo, Secretary, seem amused at their sombero, while Victor Racl, Vice-President, and Bruce Harshcy, President, catch up on conversation

Girls in Journalism, Ann McMillan, Rita Koppinger, Christine Fisher, and Theresa Altoff, interview

Looking over new song sheets arc Girls' Chorus President, Rita Frcyc, and Vice-President, Rita Hathaway.

Student Council President Ken Meyer dictates to Secretary Lucy Rodarte as Vice-President Mark Summer and Treasurer William Christoph look on •

Margaret Schuh who i. Scton 1s winner of the Betty Crocker Award for '67

Colorfully dressed as the Seton Sentinel, Junior David Culbertson added to the homecoming festivities

Our Varsity cheerleaders, Barbara Posz, Terry Althoff, Marsha Habeeb, jane chumacher, and 1ary Ccccoli, display one of the unique formations which they so enthusiastically worked on all year

Junior varsity cheerleaders, 1argaret Chittick and Peggy Langston toot their horns to promote school spirit before a game

The Junior-Semor Prom is a time for everyone to sport their best. Mary Martinez, A !fred Acuna, and Lucia Rodarte arc definite evidence here.

Lucia Rodarte smiles happily after becoming Cinco De Mayo queen. Surrounding her arc the other candidates Liz Lerma, Benita Gonzales, and Becky Escobedo

As an important money-making project, the Magazine Drive gave these students a chance to show their salesmanship.

Mr. Rodger Williams, our Senior Photographer, wa. one of the speakers at Seton's annual Career Day.

May

Ruben Gonzales and Ma1garet Schuh were among many Sc 1iors who contributed to the good planning of Freshman • 'ight.

Round-up Day gives everyone a chance to get into the act as Lawrence Weidner and his eager partner Letitia McMillen show

Proudly displaying their own fashions arc the Junior girls of Home Economics II.

At

Crowning, the queen and her royalty exemplify the great devotion all Setonians have for Our Blessed Mother.

The smiling faces of the Indian children at Bapchule add to the joy of Setonians who helped to make their Christmas brighter.

Homecoming A ttcndant.: Sophomore Marsha Habeeb, and Junior Lucia Rodarte

Returning to Crown the Royalty arc former Queen Elizabeth .\1artin and King Roy Buclna.

Homecoming Queen Candidates: Seniors Mary D\.,'Yer, Luann Raupp, and Mary Ford

1967 Homecoming Queen Mary Dwyer and Victor Rae)

Football '66- '67

Football Scores

St. John's Indian School 19- 18

Gilbert 46 -6

Chandler J. V 25 - 31

Judson 6 - 18

Tombstone 20 - 52

Phoenix Country Day School 13 - 33

Orme 13 -6

Apache Junction 38 - 18

First Row: Coach Steve Turkovich, David Debold, Thomas Camptell, Jerry Langston, Robert Munoz, David Escobedo, Bruce Reynolds, Daniel Coon, Father Peter McGloin. Second Row: Ruben Gonzales, Gregory Shanks, Thomas Miller, Daniel Valdez, Michael Foley, Joseph Rosales, George Chacon, Third Row: David Kollasch, Karl Kern, Bruce Harshey, Richard Kramer, Henry Buelna, Ronald Mendez. Fourth Row: Michael Clements, Ernest Chacon, Victor Rae!, Ruben Buelna, Ronald Huelskamp, James Meade, Michael Hardesty, and Coach Harry Camptell.

Our coaches Steve Turkovich and Harry Camptell have worked many hard hours to instill Seton's sports' life with vigor and dignity.

Ronald Mendez

Robert Mnnoz

Victor Rae!

Ronald Huelskamp

Bruce Harshey

Ruben Gonzales

Michael Hardesty

Karl Kern

Daniel Valdez

James Meade

Seton's Varsity players take time out of their busy practice schedule to pose for their picture. 1st RowCoach Steve Turkovitch, Bruce Reynolds, Victor Rae!, Thomas Pepe, Thomas Foster (Manager) 2nd Row- Michael Clements, Roger Lawrence, Michael Walsh, Richard Kramer. 3rd Row -Joseph DelaCruz, Alvin Koppinger, Mark Summers, and Mark Hathaway

Junior Varsity players at practice are left to right: Bruce Reynolds, Mark Buessing, Paul Martinez, Dean Kramer, Mark Hathaway, Michael Clements, and Richard Kramer.

New Faces At Seton

As our book goes to press \\ c arc happy to welcome several new faces to Seton besides our semor l\ancy Kollasch, \\ ho arc not pictured here. Among these arc: Father Bartholomew !loran, pastor of Qu en of Peace, \1csa, Mrs Mary McWilliams, the girls' physical education instructor, and underclassmen, Cathy Hernandez, 0.1ichacl Hicks, and Trinidad Quintana

• ' A. ' CY KOLL\SCH

Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Tempe . . . beautiful dancing eyes

Father Peter McGloin and Si ;ter Mary Philip cheerfully plan Seton's schedule so that all students can share in many extra -curricular activities .

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Chandler 963-6421

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Chandler, Arizona

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800 North Arizona Avenue

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Williams Field Road and Gilbert Road

Norton's Corner

Chandler, Arizona

"Everything for the home"

963-5922

GILLIAM'S FURNITURE

280 South Arizona Avenue

Chandler, Arizona

"Congratulation Seniors"

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199 East Cleveland

Chandler, Arizona

Compliments of

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Route 2 Box 135

Chandler

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963-6728

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1126 East Main

Mesa, Arizona

W04-8046

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Chandler, Arizona

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Mesa, Arizona

to the Class of '67"

"Congratulations to the Class of '67 "

Past: Thomas and William Junior

Present: Mary and Frances

Future:

Patricia, R egina, Margaret,

Amy.

Setonians are especially grateful to Mrs. Alice Woods, proprietor of the above theaters, for her generosity in allowing the use of the Parkway Theater for the viewing of an education film monthly during the 1966-1967 school term.

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