1968

SUCCESS

Loyalty Brings Us To The Peak Of Success

" ASK NOT WHAT YOUR COU 'TRY CAN DO FOR YOU, ASK WHAT YOU CAr\ DO FOR YOUR COUNTRY . "

This quotation by John Fitzgerald Kennedy establishes the love of loyalty that this great man had in his country and ours . We too will endeavor to show the loyalty Setonians possess for our school throughout the pages of this book

Dedication

We, the t,rraduates of '68, dedicate this annual to all concerned with Seton. We Seniors realize the debt we owe them and trust that our sincere "Thank you" will be accepted.

To the faculty for their determination to broaden our knowledge.

To parents of Sctonians for making Seton a reality through much sacrifice.

To past Setonians for establishing traditions.

To future Setonians for many acccmplisl ments to come

To present Setonians for their continuing school spirit.

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Pope Paul VI

.. the present successor of Saint Peter and the Shepherd of all Catholics

Bishop Francis J . Green Diocese of Tucson

a loyal spiritual and ternporal supporter of Seton.

Pastors Encourage Loyal Suppor t

Steady cooperation has been the binding factor which has upheld Seton as a tri-parish high school for seven years . Our three pastors of Saint Mary's m Chandler, Christ the King, and Queen of Peace, in Mesa strive together to make Seton an evergrowing and everimproving educational institution.

REVEREl ' D JOHN CULLL A 1

REVEREND Bl\R THOLOMEW HORAN

REVEREND JOI-il\ MCMAHO

Administration And Faculty Di splay s Loyalty

The administration at Seton coordinates, directs, and controls the various activities offered to the students at Seton High. The faculty, comprised of one priest, six Sisters of Charity of Seton Hill, two lay women and four lay men, acts as a directing body in providing the optimum in education .

To these, our loyal teachers at Seton High, we say "thank you" for having devoted many hours towards the advancement of each and every one of our educational needs

Father Peter MeGloin, Principal Religion Athletic Director

Sister Mary Philip, Assistant - Principal Biology Chemistry

Sister Mary Constance Home Econom1cs I and II General Science Religion I

Sister 1ary Robert Religion, Algebra Librarian

Sister Mary Brenda English

Sister Patricia 1ary Office Practice, Bookkeeping Consumer Economics, Typing

Mr. Angel Franco

Mrs. Rose Marie Ly nn Chorus English

Studies

Sister 1ary Ethel Social Problems World HistOiy Latin

Mr. Gene McMillen Algebra Geometry

Se or 1athematics

Drh er Education

Mr. Steve Turkovich Coach

Mr. Harry Camptell Coach

'vLs. Mary l\1cWilliams Coach

Loyal Hand Make Light Work

It is with deep regret that we call to mind the passing of Mr . Alfredo Robles on October 26, 1967. Mr . Robles had been a faithful bu::> driver for us for four year::> . etonians offer their ::>incerest pr<ly ers for him and are grateful for the remembrance of his cheery words.

With his usual smile, we sec Mr Joseph M artincz doing one of many tasks that need to be done.

This year Mrs. Loretta Dingledine came to us to relieve the burden of secretarial work that mounts up in the office.

R.I.P.

Keeping the shrubbery and lawns well tended is Mr. Raul Montano's job.

Also added to our staff of maintenance workers this year is Alfredo Carcaga, a fine and able alumnus.

ESPIRIDIO ACU A

101 West Denver

Saint Mary's lends a willing hand

The Class of '68 has reached the climax of education at Seton -the Senior year-and vvith it rewarding experiences. During the past four years the Seniors have expressed continued loyalty to the school and its ideals; they have participated actively and eagerly in functions both scholastic and social The scope of their knowledge has widened as evidenced by the Senior names on Honor Roll and membership in the ational Honor Society . A very successful Junior-Senior Prom and good participation in the patron and magazine campaigns are points in favor of this small but mighty Senior group

Through these and other accomplishments the Seniors have grown in wisdom and maturity and now prepare to face the challenges of the outside world with a vigorous spint. As the last moments of that eventful night of graduation approach, each Senior will remember his years as a Setonian and will hope to use these memories as guide lines for his future .

THERESA ALT OOFF

1085 orth Dakota

Saint Mary's sparkles with enthusiasm

MAGDALENA ALVAREZ

Our Lady of Guadalupe quiet and helpful

RUBEl T BUEll 1\. 86 East Elgin Saint M:uy's quiet disposition

THOMAS BUELl A

361 'orth. ebraska Saint Mary's everybody's friend

DOROTHY BUESSI G

1715 East 1st Place Christ the King radiates energy

TED BUSH

Lot 26 702 E. Cleveland

0 has a good word for all

DAVID CULBERTSON 34 Elm W.A.FoBo

0 small but mighty

MICHAEL ELLISO

471 West Toledo Saint Mary's sincerity comes naturally

ENID FISHER

1543 East Mahoney Avenue

Christ the King an eager optimist

GREGORY FORKER

657 West Ray Road

Saint 1ary's easy going manner

M\R! rREYE

303 South Harris Drive

Chnst the King the essence of courtesy

CHERYL GRAMBLEY

102 \\'est 8th Place

Queen of Peace thoughtful and warm-hearted

MARY KAUFMAl'.' 1853 West 4th Place

Queen of Peace sweet and gentle

JOSEPH

1941 East 6th Avenue

Christ the King fun loving

RITA KOPPINGER

797 West Harrison Saint Mary's the perfect lady

RICHARD KRAMER

575 :1'-.orth Washington Saint Mary's all round athlete

LAURIE L Y.N. •

82 5 West lOth Place

Queen of Peace personality plus

MARGARET LAl 1 GSTON

237 West Tulsa

Saint Mal)''s . . . always a smile

ROGER LAWREl'CE

565 Linda Lane

Saint Mal)''s • loves a good joke

JAMI:.S MAURER

79 South Arizona Place

Saint Mary's reserved in his manner

SA DRA ML"-:DEZ

365 South Palm Lane

Saint Mary's quiet sense of humor

CARML-..; MARTINEZ

11 East Moreles Street

Saint Mary's glows with amiability

GEORGE MARTI. 'EZ

11 East Mareles Street

Saint Mary's . . . quiet in a big way

i\1 'THO. ·y MEYER 336 • orth Colorado Saint Maxy's ro.!liable at all times

DU E O'CO. • ELL 303 West 9th Street

Queen of Peace . . . ability to do much

SN 'DP \0 G 711 Sot th \rizona Avenue S 111t l\1ary's tiny bit of sweetness

BARBARA POSZ 1051 \\'est 5th Street

Queen of Peace

BER 'ARD PATTEN 68 Van Vista, Gilbert S1.r1t Ann's athletic-minded potential to go far

MARY JI\.NE POWERS

917. 'orth Countr Club Drive

Queen of Peace . . a generous spirit

LUCI A RODARTE 61 East \1.orelos Street

Saint Mal)' 1S .

. a responsible leader

14002 E st Mus tang Samt Mary's

. all around individual

JEANNE ROONEY

1732 East 2nd Avenue

Christ the Kmg . . . a delightful personality

BENJAMI ROSALES

301 West Elgin Saint Mal)''S . . . a flair for designing

DN'IEL URBA

125 Park Avenue Saint Mary's . ready and able

PI ERRE VA. DENDRIESSCrlE

2 3 20 Val Vista Christ and King

DOLORES SOTO

751 West Flint Saint Mary's . . . happy as the day is long

MARK SUMMERS

497 West Gary

Saint Mary ' s determined and ambitious our good will ambassador

JAMES RYAN

Junior

Richard Delci

Elizabeth Eckenrode

In their first year as upper classmen, the class of '69 has made great strides toward assuming the leadership of eton High School . With overwhelming industry the Juniors influenced both Sophomores and Freshmen to follow in their footsteps. Loyal to Seton in every respect, the Junior class .. ·ancy Ekstrom has eagerly cooperated in all school activities including their own proJect, the Junior Senior prom. May continued success follow the eniors-to-be.

David Escobedo

Linda Allen

Ken Antone

Christine Fisher

Michael Foley

Pat Buessing

Mal)' Ceccoli

Margaret Ch1ttick

William Christoph

Michael Clements

William Day

Ann Debold

Joseph De LaCruz

Thomas Foster

Manuel Garnica

Karen Habeeb

Marsha Habeeb

Teresa Hunter

James Johnston

Jon Kerr

Elizabeth Lerma

David Lila

Ramona Montano

Gilbert Rodriguez

Joseph Rosales

Jane Schumacher

Jeff Sm1th

Mary Ellen Tibbits

Dennis Walsh

Kathleen Ward

Roseann Zweber

Mary Arriaga

Michael Broadhurst

Sophomore s

Active is the word to describe the Sophomores who worked diligently in daily classes as well as in social functions and sports. With one year of high school behind, the Class of '70 progressed through its second year with great determination . Z cal for accomplishing a goal was especially expressed through this class's energy in the magazine drive . Striving to become worthy upperclassmen, Seton's Sophomores are well on their way to be coming loyal Sentinels

Nora Buchanan

Henry Luelna

Mark Buessing

Thomas Camptell

Albert Cardenas

Daniel Coon

Linda Costello

Karen Culbertson

David Debold

Oscar Delci

Mary C. Dvorak

Teresa Fisher

Paula Lila

Patricia Lynn

Paul Martinez

Joseph Mendoza

Kent Kaufman

David Kollasch

Dean Kramer

Mary Lambdin

Jerry Langston

Frances Ford

Lisa Habeeb

Cathy Hathaway

Cathy Hernandez

Daniel Huelskamp

l'.orma Jimenez

Barry O'Connell

Constance O'Neal

I sabel Ortiz

John Quarty

Robert Quarles

Mary Lou Posz

Mary Ann Presseller

Elizabeth Sanks

Gregory Shanks

Craig Summers

Elaine \lavages

Rosa Rodarte

John Ruhland

Bruce Reynolds

P

Freshmen

The Freshmen, upon completing their first year at Seton, have displayed loyalty through faithful support and participation in all scholastic and extracurricular activities . Using their voices at games and taking part in various sports are just two of the many ways in which Seton's largest class has shown a fine spirit of enthusiasm The class of '71 has proven itself to be a great asset to Seton during the past year and no doubt will continue its efforts in the future

a trick Althoff Juanita Bello

Lucinda Brice Kathy Brown

'ancy Coon Miriam Day

Charles Day ton Rose Marie Delci

Anthony Brunka la Reynaldo Buelna

Catherine Canavan Sharon Chnch

Patrick Ellison Alice Ford

Karla Foster Mary Garza

Mary Helen Gonzales

Mary Greve

Patricia Haasis

Christopher Harshey

Lauriena LeHaye

Theresa Lopez

Jacqueline Hayes

Eleanor Hernandez

Felicia Hernandez

Majella Manuel

Robert Martinez

Gloria Hernandez

Douglas Koppinger

Alfred Munoz

Wayne Nevala

Margaret ;\1aurer

Theresa McCormick

Michael Kraus

Anne Lanie

Robert Olson

Joseph Patten

Rosemary McDowell

Edward Samora

Missing:

Robert Caste llini

joseph re e

Gary \\ ersan

Richard Swenson

Frances Torres

joseph Troyer

Deborah Walker

Ethel Walsh

Kathy Posz

Donald Pruemer

Marshall Reynolds

Dolores Rodriquez

Sandy Ruhland

Carolyn Serrano

Robin Sewell

Christine Stachon

Juana Schmezle

Michael Secord

Rose Marie Sanks

CLASSES

Religion is an outstanding part of a Setonian's life. Here, Father McGloin enlightens the sophomores in the Religion II class.

The completion of a sewing project is one of the many tasks the Home Economics II class must do.

Above L. Lerma, J. Rooney, M. Freye, and M.J. PO\ ers proudly display their projects while right, S. Joseph and D. Buessing relax in theirs.

Jane Schumacher points to the map which helps ancy Ekstrom and Dick Delci understand their American History lesson better.

Shows Itself In Thoughtful Study

Students who are loyal to their school display this loyalty through continuous efforts at good study habits. Success in learning results from these effort::;.

l\.1r :-..tc:-..lillen

Magdalena Alvarez and Sandra Ong seem to enjoy running this machine in their Office Practice class .

Patty Lynn and 1ike Broadhurst try to help David Kollasch solve a difficult proof in Geometry

At right,

explains a problem as the Trigonometry class watches attentively

The Typing II class is busy working on a manuscript.

A pilot program of allowing students from Seton to enroll in classes at Chandler High was initiated this year when seniors Mark Summers, Duane O'Connell, David Culbertson, Roger Lawrence and Anthony Meyer attended Physics classes there.

The Physical Science class has a time to question Captain

Paul Martinez, John Ruhland, Norma Jimenez, and Connie 0' ·eal study the various parts of the human body for a biology assignment.

Mike Ellison and Mike Foley carefully weigh a substance to be used in a chemical experiment.

Olson after seeing some interesting slides.

Mrs. Ryan and l\1rs. Denk teach Seton's students to express themselves through art. Rose Ann Zweber, Mary Cecolli and Jr. Acuna exhibit their talents in art work.

Teaching students to drive carefully is Mr. McMillen's job in the Drivers' Education Class. Here he and Anthony Meyer, Cathy Hernandez, Elizabeth Sanks and Jane Schumacher stand by our newly acquired Dodge.

Our library facilities are always open during study hours Here freshmen Donald Pruemer and Gary Wesan take advantage of the listening equipment available there while senior Magdalena Alvarez reads.

A group of freshmen boys pose after a work-out in Freshmen P. E. Pic-here are P Althoff, R. l\1artinez, R Swenson, and C. Harshey.

Ea.;erly Jackie Hayes looks up a word that Carolyn Sc- :1110 seems to be havin:; trouble with m the F .,lish I class

Sister i\1ary Ethel keeps a watchful eye on the La.tin I class as they prepare for a vocabulary quiz

Barry O'Connell points out some important information for the English II class to Lisa Habeeb and Rodarte

The Spanish I class prepares to sing a few of the Spanish songs they have l e arn e d .

Seton High has a loyal group of girls who contribute to many activities by singing . Above, the sopranos and to the rilsht, the second sopranos and altos of the Girls' Chorus pose in their colorful outfits, with their director, Mrs. Lynn.

Glenn Williams is always on hand at lunch to supply students with tasty pastries, candies, hot foods, and cold drinks

Setonians prepare to leave campus after a full day in class.

First Row: Coach Tur'kovich, M. Secord, E. Samora, H. Buelna, C. Dayton, Coach Camptell. Second Row: J. Mendoza, D. &.cobedo, B. Reynolds, M. Broadhurst. Third Row: G. Shan'ks, R. Lawrence, D. Kollasch, T. Camptell, D. Debold. Fotn"th Row: M. Foley, J. Ryan, J, Freye, D. Huels'kamp, D. Coon.

Coach Steve Tur'kovich and Coach Harry Camptell.

Seniors on the football squad were Jim Ryan, Greg Forker and Roger Lawrence

Mary C. Dvora'k was the '68 Sentinel.

Members of the Varsity Squ1.d were first row: Doug Koppinger, George Martinez, Roger Lawrence, Chuck Dayton, Bruce Rey 1olds, and Rick Swenso.1. Second row: Coach Camptell, Mike Ellison, Tom Camptell, Oscar Delci, Summers, Pat Althoff, Paul Martinez "\1ike Secord, manager.

Members of the Junior Varsity Squad were first row: Robert Viartinez, Don Pruemer, Marshall Reynolds, Ed Samora, Chris Harshey, and Bruce Reynolds Second row: Coach Camptell, Pat Althoff, Doug Koppinger, Wayne Nevala, Chuck Dayton, Paul Martinez, Rick Swenson and Mike Secord, manager.

Mark Summers

George Martinez

Mike Ellison

p·cturcd

Loyalty Achieves

Commenting on Seton's trophies are the Junior Class officers from left to right: Michael Foley, President, Marsha Habeeb, Secretary- Treasurer and Christine Fisher, Vice- President.

Senior Class officers carry out their duty of changing the sign in front of school. They arc: David Culbertson, Vice-President, Barbara Posz, President, and Jeanne Rooney, Secretary- Trc asurcr.

with the King and Queen Valentine Crowns arc Sophomores, Teresa Fisher, Home-room Rcprc ;cntativc, Fr'lnccs Ford, Secretary-Treasurer, Bruce Reynolds, VicePresident, and Daniel Coon, President.

Trying out the new candy machine at the snack bar arc: Joseph Patten, Dolores Rodriguez and Edward Samora, Freshman Representatives.

Lucy Rodarte, Student Council President, William Christoph, Vice-President, Rita Koppinger, Treasurer, and Cheryl Grambley, Secretary, proudly exhibit class banners.

Spanish Club Officers, Kathy Kaufmann, Treasurer, and Susan Joseph, Vice- President enjoy decorating a sombrero, while Ruben Buelna, Secretary, and George 1artinez, President learn the vocabulary for some Spanish artifacts.

Here the officers of the Girls' Athletic Association determine who is first Dorothy Buessing, President, Patricia Buessing, Vice-President, Mary Arriaga, Sports Manager, and Ann Debold, Secretary, make the decision with good nature

Seton High this year ha for the first time an official Chapter of the Future Secretaries' Association in conjunction with girls from Chandler High School Both groups are pictured here with Mrs Maryruth Morrison and Mrs . Isabel Gryder, moderators for the girls from Seton

School spirit shines through the boys and girls of the playcast: Mark Summers, Jeffery Smith, Anthony Meyer, 1ichael Foley, 1ichael Clements, Jon Kerr, Michael Ellison, Dolores Soto, Kathy Kaufmann, Mary Ellen Tibbits, Ann Debold, Marsha Habeeb, Jeanne Rooney, Barbara Posz, -Back- Lauric Lynn, Elizabeth Lerma, Christine Fisher, Theresa Althoff, Peggy Langston, Mary Freye, Rita Koppinger, and Lucy Rodarte.

Varsity cheerleaders, Marsha Habeeb, Mary Ceccoli, Barbara Posz, Terry Althoff, and Jane Schumacher, relax before bc...,inninrr practice

Junior Varsity cheerleaders express their enthusiasm by forming a V for victory. Ann Debold, Peggy Langston, Margie Chittick, Mary Lambdin and Cathy HatJ1away really look ready to go

Several unsuspecting students and teachers found themselves in jail during Seton's first Mardi Gras It was a huge success and the school fund soared as a result.

1artina

Pictured from left to right arc members of the school board: seated- Father Peter McGloin, 1r. Glynn Cress, Mr. Richard 1eycr, standing- Mr. Gene 1cMillen, Father Jolm Cullinan, Mr. Edward Becker, Chairman, Father John McMahon, Mr. David Duchworth. Absent arc Father Bartholomew Horan, Dr. Richard Landini, Mr. William Holtcy, and Sister Mary Philip.

Second erne ·tcr brought a new ;en'or to Seton Ocar ;\1unoz, Rt. 1 Box 113, Saint Mary ' s amiable at all times

Perez, a former Setonian, returned from Me ico to enjoy another year with us

HOMECOMING QUEEN CANDIDATES

Seniors Barbara Posz, Luc1a Rodarte and Kathy Kaufmann

Former Queen and King

Mary Dwyer and Victor Rael

HOMECOMING QUEEN and HOMECOMING KING

Barbara Posz and Rueben Buelna

1968 Homecoming Queen Barbara Posz and King Ruben Buelna are pictured here with runnersups (left to right) Kathy Kaufmann, Richard Kramer, James Maurer, and Lucia Rodarte.

Planning next month's "Trumpet" are Seniors Enid Fisher, Lucy Rodarte and Mike Ellison.

Margaret Chittick, Christine Fisher, Anthony Meyer and Cheryl Grambley are officers of the National Honor Society. Here they pose with the NHS plaque.

The Yearbook Staff make their deadline. (Standing left to right)

Jeanne Rooney, Liz Lerma, Jeff Smith, Anthony Meyer. (seated)

Karen Habeeb, Margaret Chittick, Nancy Ekstrom and Cheryl Grambley.

Several students seemed contented to play "jacks" on Field Day. Mary Ellen Tibbits looks very concerned over her score.

We are proud of our girls who write for outside newspapers. They are Mary Freye, Rita Koppinger, Terry Althoff, Kathy Kaufmann and Chris Fisher.

Mrs. Harriet Buntrock pres des at a monthly meeting of the 1- .S .A.

Karen Culbertson and Jerry Langston display some of the prizes students won in one of Seton's most successful magazine drives

Loyal Service Rendered

Our principal, Father Peter McGloin, who has served Seton faithfully for the past twelve years, left u:s in February to accept the ne\V office of the Superintendent of Catholic Education in the Tucson Diocese. All Setonians will miss Father's cheery smile and pleasant words and hope he will return often.

While Setonians were sad to see Father McGloin leave, we eagerly joined in welcoming Father William Eigel to our school in the capacities of Vice-Principal, religion teacher and sports' director. We trust Father will feel at home at Seton.

Father Eigel and seniors Roger Lawrence and Michael Ellison admire the trophies the school and these boys received at the Invitational Basketball Tournament arranged by Father.

The Seniors show their appreciation to Father :-..1cGloin by presenting him with a small farewell party in their last religion class with him.

Pierre VanDendriessche, a foreign exchange student from Belgium is greeted by Lucy Rodarte and Father McGloin.

A DYER TISING

.\1rs. Sarah Arriaga

Rick Austin

1\1r. and 1rs •• ed Buchanan and Family

Alfredo Careaga

Paul L. Christoph

Theresa Cress

;\1r. and Mrs. Oscar S. Delci and Family

Mr. and .\1rs. Joseph Della Morte

Dunkn' Donuts

:\1ary Dwyer and Victor Rae!, Class of '67

:.\1ike Ellison and Lucy Rodarte

.\1r. and .\1rs. Curtis Ellison and Family

.\1r. and Thomas Escobedo

.\1r. and .\1rs. Donnie Felix

.\1r. and Mrs. Joe Gonzales, Jr.

Cheryl Grambley, Class of '68

Janice Grambley, Class of '65

:.\1r. and i\1rs. William R. Grambley and Family

Betty Jo H. Gutierrez

Mr. and Mrs. Salvador Jimenez and Family

I\.1r. and .\1rs Clifford Kaufmann

Anne M. Kollasch

Mr. and .\1rs. Frank Kramer and Family

:V1r. and .\1rs. P. Langston and Family

Tannis and Peggy Langston

r-...1r. and .\1rs. Edwin C. Lawrence and Family

!\1r and .\1rs James C. Lynn

ACU A GROCERY

101 West Denver

Chandler

Congratulations Class of '68

ALBERT'S MARKET

78 East University, ;\1esa

Congratulations

CARL'S BARBER SHOP

218 1/2 West Main, \!1esa

Congratulations Class of '68 From a Friend

Mesa

DUTCH BAKE SHOP

"Just a Little B1t Better"

1228 West University Drive, Mesa

Congratulations Class of '68

JOAQUI ESCAN'DO. ', JR

'67 and JESSIE SOTO '60

Chandler

ESTA'S fLOWERS

18 \Vest Drive

Chandler

FIRESTOl E STORE

48 E;tst \1ain Street

:\1csa

Congratulations Class of '68

MR. and MRS. RAMO JI.\1ENEZ

1836 Washington Way , Venice, Calif.

Congratulations to the Class of '68

MR . & MRS . LY:-..1A S . FORKER

Mr. and 1rs. Joe V. :-..1artincz and Family

A 1/C Carol M. :\1eyer, U.S.A.F., Class of '66

;\1r. and :\1rs. Don • ortz

I\.1r. and Mrs. 'orbert 0' Connell

657 West Ray Road, Chandler and Mrs. Ronald •'· 1arlowe

I\.1r. and 1rs. Clarence J. Meyer and Family

T/Sgt. and Mrs. Robert W. O'.'eal

Mr. and James Patten

tv1r. and William J. Powers

PatTicia Powers, '66 and 1ary Jane Powers, '68

Kenneth and Myong Cha Quinones, and • ancy

Luann Raupp and Bruce Harshey, Class of '67 and 1\1rs. Francis D. Reese and Family

Col. and tvtrs. A. J. Rini

Rita, Kathy, Dec, Lucy, Barbara, and Jeanne

Lt. and Sevie A. Rodarte

Rosa, Lisa, :\1ary, Connie and Linda

:.\1r. and Joe M. Rosales and Family

.\1r. and .\1rs. F. J. Posz

:V1r. and .\1rs. Ed Samora and Family

Mr. and .\1rs. E. ;'1.1. Soto

Mr. and ;\trs Joe J. Sotomayor and Family

I\.1r. and Mrs. Frank Torres

Danny Urban and Enid Fisher

Sandi Ong and Lupe Vallccillo

MichellcVillalobosand Joe Rosales, Jr.

"Felicidadcs a \!1agdalina Alvarez"

MR & MRS LAURO GARCIA , JR & FAMILY

MR. and MRS . R . S . LAMBDL' 529 West Toledo Chandler

LE\\ IS DRUGS

43 East \.1a in Street W04-6357 -\.1esa

E.\L.\.1ETT '.1 . \1URPHY 245 West \1ain Street :\.Iesa-964-6252

Congratulations Class of '68 P0\1EROY'S \fEN'S STORE \!1esa and Scottsdale

Health, Happiness, and Success to the Class of '68 THE JOE PRESSELLERS' 114 South l·orrest, \1esa

QUICK SHOE REPAIR

19 South \1acDonald :-..1esa

Congratulations Class of '68 \1R A. 'D MRS SE\ ERIA. ·o B RODARTE

61 East Morelos Street, Chandler

SIP'. 'BITE RESTAURA, 'T SOl • orth Arizona A venue Chandler

SOUTH\VEST PICTURE A. D FRA:\fE C0\1PA li

900 East Street Mesa

THE CARD AND CAMERA CORRAL

39 Sout11 MacDonald

Mesa, Arizona

"Congratulations"

HANK DEBOLD

Auctioneer

"MARSH" REYNOLDS

Custom Builder

1021 East Third Place

Mesa, Arizona

W04-1835

Compliments of G. M . PAXMAN D.D.S.

Chandler, Arizona

EVERETT JONES CHEVRON

191 1 1orth Arizona Avenue

Chandler, Arizona

"Congratulations Class of '68"

PEACOCK BEAUTY SHOP

104 South Oregon

Chandler, Arizona

963-3275

The In Intimate Apparel

DEL'S CORSET FASHIONS

DEL GELELLA

Owner and Manager

23 South MacDonald

Mesa, Arizona

W0-1-7052

LARRY J. MELCHER MORTUARY

"Congratulations Class of '68"

"Chapel of the Roses"

Dedicated to Faithful Service

"Congratulations Clas of '6 "

ESCA N DON'S MARKET AND SHELL SERV I CE

"F rcc Dcliv ry"

Williams Field Road and Gilbert Road

1 orton' s Corner

Chandler, Arizona

963-5922

"Congratulations Class of '68"

PAU Ll N E·S SPO RTSWEA R

Torth Park Plaza

Chandler, Arizona

"Congratulations Class of '68"

KNIGH TS OF COLUMBUS

Council # 3419

Mesa, Arizona

"Congratulations Class of '68"

PAUL L. JOSEPH

"Everything for the home"

GILLIAM'S FURNITURE

280 South Arizona Avenue

Chandler, Arizona

963-325.'3

GUIDA'S BARBER SHOP

1126 East Main

Mesa, Arizona

W04-8046

DALLA S BROOK S R EALTY

16 East Buffalo Street

Chandler, Arizona

Farms-HomesBusiness- Commercial

"A Satisfied Buyer And Seller in Every Transaction"

EARL 'S ACADE M Y OF BEAU T Y CU LT UR E

33 South MacDonald

Mesa, Arizona

964-8531

For The I' inest In Professional Training

CHANDLER JEWELRY

IIA DI_JER JEWELRY

GUARANTEED CLOCK AND WATCH MAKING

JEWELRY REPAIR • STONE SETTING

ENGRAVING

32 So. SAN MARCOS PL.- CHANDLER ARIZONA

SAN ALVINO SHOE SALON

"Our shoes take you where the fun is. "

1orth Park Plaza

Chandler, Arizona

STUART'S HOME FURNISHINGS

71 East Denver

Chandler, Arizona

963-3287

"Congratulations Class of '68"

Compliments of DR. JOSEPH V. RYAN, JR.

Optometri t

100 West Boston

When Termites Are "The Time To Treat Was Yesterday"

S.O.S. EXTERMINATING

Pest Control

Box 21, Chandler, Arizona

Free Estimate - Inspection

963-6171

IMI

WRIGHT'S JEWELRY

"Congratulations Class of '68"

ROSAMOND'S FASHIONS

Dress Shop Beaut} Salon

1 Torth Park Plaza

Chandler, Arizona

963-5927

"Congratulations Graduates"

CONWAYT. RYAN

98 West Boston

Chandler, Arizona

Chandler, Arizona

963-3221

SAN MARCOS CLEANERS

79 South Arizona Place

Chandler, Arizona

ALLSTATE INSURANCE

Glynn S. Cress, Representative

Chandler Chandler Sears . orth Park Plaza

SUN SPORTS

963-642I

963-6113

"Headquarters for all team supplies and letterman weaters.

All types of musical instruments. "

1022 North Arizona Avenue

Chandler, Arizona

963-5477

BUELER MORTUARY

Ambulance Service

I4 West Hulet Drive

Chandler, Arizona

963-635I

Serving Chandler Since 1948

DRIVE-IN-LAUNDRY

"One Day Service"

39 ·ortJ1 Arizona Place

Chandler, Arizona

963-4017

ARROW PHARMACY

"Free Delivery"

II West Boston

Chandler, Arizona

ROY DOSSEY PLUMBING

P. 0. Box 72I

Chandler, Arizona

963-3302

Furniture-CarpetsAppliances- TV

CHA N DLER HOME FURNISHINGS

26I South Arizona Avenue

Chandler, Arizona

963-5252

BE AUTY SPOT SA LON

"\V Turn

Cuties Into Beauties"

126 West Pepper

Mesa, Arizona 964-5340

DR. CHARLES BRUCE D.D . S.

"Congratulations Clas of '68"

OUR LA D Y

QUEEN OF H EAVEN SODALITY

Christ the King Parish

Mesa, Arizona

CHANDLER FLOWERS

44 West Buffalo 963-3948

NORTH PARK FLOWERS

94 1 Tort11 Park Plaza 963-347 6

"Congratulations Class of '68"

''For an xciting careerenroll at"

"The Accredited Pivot Point System of High Fashion Styling"

"We invite you to visit the School."

Portraits-Children-Wedding-Commercial

ROGER WILLIAMS PHOTOGRAPHY

Phone AM6-7872

Ward's Christown Store

Phoenix, Arizona

Royal Court, Homecoming 1967

Specializing in Sci ool Photography

All Good Wishes To The Class Of 1968

John Quart)' And The Entir San Marcos Staff

Su un Tommy

Junior

Benny Ruben Sandie Vlury June Ted

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '68

Laurie Terry Carmen Mike Dorothy Peggy Lucy

Jim

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Over 45 y curs of DEPARTMENT STORE service and customer

1 E. Boston Chandler satisfaction . . . in Chandler and surrounding communitiet:.. . . known for fine quality .

Famous Brands Always

Chandler Phoenix