1975

LOVE

There is no difficulty that enougt love will not conquer; No disease that enough love will not heal; No door that enough love cannot open

There is no gulf that en0ugh love will not bridge; No wall that enough love will not throw down; No sin that enough love will not redeem ...••.. E. Fox

To live is not to live for one's self alone: let us help one another.

If we ever get out of here .•.•. P. McCartney

"Let us know what the outside world is like!!"

Sister Mariam Rita tells Els a Contrer as that her uniform look s funny!

Marcelo Zepeda lightens load for Denyse Renna and Connie Escobedo.

EXPERIENCE +TEACHING

KNOWL EDGE

With the help of their words and deeds, We have grown from D ay to day . Sr

Bishop Edward McCarthy

Miriam Rita , S C Principal , Bookkeeping

Father Hillmann , Vicar of Religious Education

Bro . }arne Bi ssett, C . F . P . Dean of St udents

Bro. James Bissett, C. F. P. Religion II, Drivers Education, Dean of Students

Mrs. Anne Bell Shorthand, Consumer Math, Typing I, II, Drama, Senior Adviser

Mr. Ed Mulvey History I, Religion II, III, Head Football Coach, Athletic Director, Soph. Class Adviser

Mrs. Bell gives a helping hand to Julie McDonald .

Sister Francesca sees the humor in picture-taking.

Mr. Dennis Novy Biology, Boys' P .E., Basketball, Track, Soph. Class Adviser

Sr. Ruth Morris, C H M. Chemistry, Algebra, Student Council Adviser

Sr. M . Francesca, I. B. V . M . English II, IV, Yearbook Adviser, Senior Class Adviser.

Sr. Joan Marie, S.C. Librarian, A-V Coordinator, Sacristan

Vincent Sheridan History I, United States History, POD, Freshman Adviser, Baseball Coach, Model U.N.

Anna Barbara Debold Physical Education, Cheerleader Adviser, PomPon Adviser, GAA Adviser, Girls' Coach Volleyball Basketball Softball

Sr. Stella Marie, S.C. Bookkeeper Bro. De Sales, C .F .P. Spanish I, II, III, Conversational Spanish, Hispanic Culture, ]Wlior Adviser

Sr. Mary Peter, S.C. Algebra I, II, Geometry, Math Analysis, Freshman Adviser

Sr. Frances Stefano, S.C. English I, II, Chorus, ]Wlior Adviser, N .H.S. Adviser, Newspaper Adviser

Father Francis McCarthy 0 Carm. Religion III, IV Counselor

Mr<;. Josephine Soto Spanish I, II, III Office

Harry Hiroski Kaino II Art

Mrs. Deborah Brubaker Home Economics

Mrs. Kathleen Schmidt Art

Mr. Leslie Weninger Chorus

Bob Kraus takes over Geometry class and uses illustrations to explain.

Sister Mary Peter demonstrates the use of cylinders, blocks, and pyramids to Jesus Gomez and Connie McDonald.

Mrs . Bell tries again , and Mike Se r ing continues to really look interested .

MATH:

Your first start in math as a freshman is Algebra 1. As you progress , various games are a new way of learning .

Mr. Novy tries to explain the basics - but th mi c capture the attention

A game of "Why" breaks the everyday routine of Biology for Henry PressE)ller and Sally Mulvey.

SCIENCE

The world beyond always creates curiosity in young people ' s minds . Through the study of science that searching is somewhat satisfied through observation and experimentation

Novy has the look of a winner!

Lisa Gillotti and Mike Hartnell teach the hamster new tricks

of the class.

Steve Ashby and Mark Meyers work busily in the lab

History class is no bore with a teacher like Mr. Sheridan.

Susie Kraus is completely overwhelmed that she actually passed one of Mr. Mulvey's tests.

In History class the same two students seem to always answer the questions.

RELIGION HISTORY

The Religion classes at Seton supply the best possible background needed to "lid u. with our moral encounters in the future

History builds a bridge that forms a link between the past and the future

ENGLISH

Sister smiles proudly over her sophomore English class.

Mrs. Collins seems to like us as much a we like her.

English class provides a variety of learning experiences that range from homemade plays to the tragedies of Shakespeare.

HOME EC.

Cooking and sewing play two of the biggest roles in O W' everyday living In Horne Ec we learn how to do these tasks more easily and efficiently

Mrs. Brubaker and Vicky Richardson laugh as they discuss a problem.

Mrs. Brubaker gives an approving look to her Home Economics class

GIRLS' AND P.E. BOYS'

Physical

Education is a good way to wake yourself up in the morning, and with Coaches like Mr . Novy and Miss Debold , what more could you ask for!

The girls ' P E class proves they're not off balance as they perform on the balance beam

SPANISH AND CHORUS

Although some of us are limited to "como' esta usted? Brother DeSales and Mrs. Soto broaden the knowledge of Spanish culture and language in their classes .

Sing, Sing a song-the Chorus class carries many a tune in the Christmas musical and pop concerts

Brother DeSales and Tom Cook discuss the Spanish culture.

The Freshmen prepare to practice their part in the Christmas musical.

Sister Frances' chorus class thoroughly enjoys her strwnming.

DRAMA

Practice is a lot of work, but Sandy, Lori, and Becky seem to be enjoying it.

"Now calm down, Karen, it's only a play ! "

Seton's Drama department experiences tragedy, romance , and humor through productions directed by Mrs Bell

BOOKKEEPINGTYPINGSHORTHAND

Bookkeeping, Typing, and Shorthand develop the basic skills needed to achieve and advance in the world of business.

Sister Miriam Rita lets Judy Fraser in on a few bookkeeping secrets

Mrs. Bell approves of Scott Killian's typing lesson.

Mary Jo Bliss learns that squiggles can have meaning as Mrs. Bell begins the Shorthand classes.

ART DRIVERS ED.

Clay Starr watches over the shoulders of Mr Kaino and Alisa Ciralol

The study of Art reaches into the hidden valleys of our imagination and brings forth a creat ive ability we never knew existed

Drivers' Ed is no accident when Brother James takes the wheel. Brother James doesn ' t believe in crash courses .

"I won't go'' is the cry of Abe Contreras as Brother James forces him on the bus.

Amy Ford seems to approve of the artistic creatic..>ns Mr Kaine offers in his class.

Judy Fraser and Brother James seem to be arguing over who takes over the wheel.

in Art.

F

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]o Ellen Criss

Lorraine Gajiola

Rosa Garnica

Mary Goodchild

John Brice

Debby Chilsen

Alisa Ciraolo

Aranda

Kiernon Barone

Vickie Grafe

Robert Grimes

Claudia Gummel

Daniel Hager

Friendly visits take place between every class among freshmen.

Mary Haler

Chris Hellman

\1ichael Hite

Jim Jennings

Robin Killian

Susan Kraus

Irene LaHaye

Nancy Langston

Kiemon Barone and Steve Ryan struggle with the basketball

Cindy Lindsey

Kim Lukens

Ro Je ;'\lartinez

Avel Mendoza

The best way to receive friendship is to it away.

William Poulin

Renna Steve Rya1

Stephen Sayers

Dan Gina Navarrete

Laurie Perch a Karen Petticrew

Joseph Ponseti

Students find their test scores amusing.

Dennis Walker Marty Wolff

Cheryl Smith Colin Smith Diane Spruitt

Russel

Brother James makes class time more interesting by giving a helping hand.

Sister

Mary Ann Ballweg

;\1ark Bard

Fred Buelna

Terry Ryan entertair..s Susan Kraus at the "50's dance"

Susan Cress

Sheila Ford

Delores Gilbert

Lisa Gillotti

Mondo Gomez

Gerard Guerin

Tom Gummel

;\1ark Hagar

Bill Hartnell

Mike H artne 11

Cindy Holderman

Scott Killian

Richard Kulik

Ray LaHaye

Francesca's Sophomore English class work steadily onward.

Jerry Pfeiffer

Daniel Pitterle

Felicia Radzio -

Theresa Rael -....13

Jim Ramirez

Vicky Richardson

Terry Ryan

Maureen Lynch

Connie Me Donald

Dennis 1ontoya

Eric Parker

Julie Perch a

Loretta Sandheger

Joyce Schumacher

Steve Scotto

Sophomores enjoy an after-school visit with Dennis Walker, our bus driver.

JUNIORS

Juniors work together to produce "The Spirit of '76" our school newspaper

Tom Cook

Lisa Cubley

David Delci

Connie Escobedo

Barbara Chilsen \be Contreras

Sylvia Contreras

Steve Ashby

Kathi Barone

Mary Jo Bliss

Kevin Carey

Liz Acuna

1 1ichnel Ford

Amy Ford

Knthy Fraser

Jesus Gomez

Elaine Grambley

Robert Kraus looks like a born chemist.

Cathy Haler

Rosie Jennings

Robert Kraus

Julie Langston

Kevin Lynch Steve Madore James Martin

Carlos Martinez

Julie McDonald

Sarah

Susan Mulvey

Leslie O'Neal

Janice Petticrew

John Pitterle

Laurie Preston

Veronica Rael

Denyse Renna

Michael Sering

Clay Starr

Dwayne Walker

Vickie Wolff

Sister Frances says a cheery "Good Morning" to Janice Petticrew.

Jim Mendoza Mark Meyer

Mark Meyer and Steve Scotto relax at break time.

Jane :'\.1ulvey

SENIORS

Sandy Ashby

Frank Brady

Karen Brady

Laura Brice

J ;mice Hall shares her mail with Mark Renna and Bill Pitterle.

Pat Ford and Vicky Golightly exchange tales in the Senior lounge.

Judy Fraser

Elsa Contreras

Ben Day

Pat Ford Vicky Golightly

Janice Hall

Patti Jennings

Kathy Hite

Di "Ina Holderman

Ben Hartnell

Cathy Presseller, C<troline Parker, Al Mendoza and Diana Holderman enjoy an amusing moment in

Has someone frightened Tom Ryan and Ben Hartnell?

Sandy Kaczmarek

Miles Killian

Scott Krall

Jo LaHaye

Mary Ann Martinez

Patty McDonald

Alfred :\1endoza

Renee ' avarrete

Caroline Parker

Mario, Tom and Tony serenade the Senior girls before taking off for home

Tony Tobin puzzles as Elsa Contreras and Mary Ann Martinez enjoy the class

Mario Penaflores

Bill Pitterle

Frank Plughoff

Cathy Presseller

Mark Renna

Fred Ruhland

Patrick Ruwart

Tom Ryan

Frank Brady helps Marcelo Zapeda with some climbing.

;\1iles Killian puts a finishing touch on his appearance for pictures.

Mario Penaflores enjoys a laugh at the senior girls' distractions.

Tony Tobin

Ann Webster

Karen Wolff

Marcelo Zapeda

SPIRITED SENIORS ENJOY HOMECOMING

Cathy Presseller, Patti Jennings and Janice Hall refleet their joy in Patti 1 s victory as Queen.

Ben Hartnell and Mark Renna are enjoying a "royal ride. 11

\Vhat a happy crowd as the team wins the game !

Royalty lines up for a spin around the field.

Cheerleaders line up for a rousing cheer.

SPIRIT WEEK

The reflections on a day well spent furnish us with joys more pleasing than ten t11ousand triumphs, as shown here at Seton's Homecoming Spirit Week!

Halloween is the season for strange sights.

Slave day turns Scott Krall and Frank Plughoff into a very strange-looking pair.

Patti Jennings and Judy Fraser feel like fashion queens in Bob's Big Boy.

For backwards day Patti Jennings, Vicky Golightly and Janice Hall make the fashion scene.

Julie Langston and Leslie O'Neal pose for Halloween.

HOMECOMING ROYALTY

1974-75 Homecoming Queen and King

Patti Jennings and Ben Hartnell.

Homecoming Royalty

Janice Hall and \-lark Renna.

Homecoming Royalty

Cathy Presseller and Fred Ruhland

The joys I have possessed are ever mine; out of thy reach, behind eternity, hid in the sacred treasure of the past, but blest rememberance brings them hourly back.

Homecoming Attendants for 1974-75

Juniors: Julie McDonald

Jesus Gomez

Sophomores: Maureen Lynch

Bill Hartnell

Freshmen: Susan Xiaus

Russell Renna

Christimas:

The Lord's thing at Seton •

In the Christmas performance , "It's the Lord's Thing , " we pre ented a modern-day interpretation of Christ's birth and how it will affect us in the future

Students reharse for the musical.

Tony Tobin questions the real meaning of Christmas.

What's the hangup world?

The cast of the Christmas musical poses for a picture

SETON HIGH DRAMA PERFORMS.

Drama students find opportunities to act out various scenes from comic skits to serious dramas of real life

STUDENT BODY LEADERSHI P

We are the future Loo king out on the past

We are the present 1aking old things last.

We are tomorrow Th i nking of yesterday.

We are today Doing things our own way.

Freshmen Representatives, Lorraine Gajiola, Steve Ryan, and Sue Kraus.

Junior Representatives, Vickie \\ olff and Amy Ford

Sophomore Representatives, Fred Buelna, Maureen Lynch, and Vickie Richardson.

Senior Representatives, Al Mendoza, Diana Holderman, and Bill Pitterle.

Student Council Officers, Pres , Tom Ryan; V Pres , Pat Ruwart; Sec , Juli e Langston; and Treas., Vero nica Rael.

Class Officers

Freshmen: Lorraine Gajiola Pres.; V. Pres. , Nancy Langston; and Sec., Kim Lukens.

Sophomores: Maureen Lynch, Pres.; V. Pres., Terry Ryan; Sec , Loretta Sandhager; Treas., Ray LaHaye.

Juniors: Kevin Lynch, Pres ; V. Pres , Elaine Grambly; Sec., Leslie 0 1 eal; Treas., Julie McDonald.

Seniors: Al Mendoza, Pres ; V. Pres., Karen Wolff; Sec., Ann Webster; Treas., Caroline Parker.

If you think you are beaten you are; if you think you dare not; you don't.

If you'd like to , but think you can't, it's almost a cinch you won't

Cheerleaders show their spirit during the powder puff game.

Porn Line: Denyse Renna , Kathleen Barone , Mary Haler , Maureen Lynch , Patti Jennings , Leslie 0 1 eale , Connie Escobedo , and Vickie Richardson .

Mary Ann Martinez steals another point at the powder puff football game .

Porn performance livens up halftime

TI1ey are always there to cheer their team on to victory. Sharing a smile with all, the Seton Cheerleaders are beyond compare. Their enthusiasm builds not only the teams spirit, but also that in the stands.

Varsity-Sandy Ashby, Karen Brady, Janice Hall, captain; Amy Ford, and Cathy Presseller.

J. V. -Top: Janice Petticrew, L to R: Julie McDonald, captain; Julie Langston, Rosie Jennings, Cindy Holderman.

I could have danced all night

Why don't you come on down and see us some time?

One O'clock, Two O'clock, rock around the clock tonight.

Far-out and funky fifties hit Seton Sentinels with a bang, starting with a SO's dance followed by a rumble with the Porn line. The nostalga craze brought back memories for teachers and gave the Sentinels an incentive to win.

11 Seton Sinners 11 on the move!

Scott Cool hanging around the gym.

Roses , smiles, crowns, and tears are just a small part of the happy memories from the Valentine Dance .

• • • 11Your hands hold roses always in a way that says they are not only yours; the beautiful changes in such kind ways wishing ever to sunder things and things' selves for a second finding , to lose for a moment all that it touches back to wonder 11

Richard Wilbur

1975 Valentine Royalty

Valentine King and Queen: Dwayne Walker and Sylvia Contreras

First runners up , Amy Ford and Robert Kraus

Second runners up , Julie McDonald and Jesus Gomez .

You've got the cutest little baby face!

Seniors enjoy being made up and bossed around on Senior Slave Day . Marcello Zepeda , Ben Hartnell and Mario Penaflores get in on the act .

How

What do you mean 2¢!

Only his hairdresser lmows for sure.

Marcelo , you're a "living doll ! "

in the world did Ann Webster talk Ben Day into waxing her car?

Talent scouts would have had a hard time choosing the best performers from the program of stars in the Seton High talent show Spanish dancing , solos , and duets , were just part of the entertainment.

G , A.A.: 1st Row-Susan Mulvey , Diana Holderman , Patti Jennings , Julie McDonald, Amy Ford, Ronnie Rael; 2nd Row-Kathy Hite, Vicky Golightly Advisor Anna Debold , Julie Langston , Connie McDonald, and Janice Hall.

MaryAnn Ballweg demonstrates a traditional Spanish dance

Winners of the 1974-75 chocolate drive here at Seton were Laurie Preston and Chris Hellman. They helped boost spirit by leading in chocolate sales .

Becky Paul and Jeff Clements take time out of their busy schedules to make a Visit in the school chapel.

1974-75 Yearbook Staff.

0 Lord, who lends me life, lend me a heart full of thankfullness.

(Shakespeare)

Two rings bound to school , two hands to each other.

Seniors relax after graduation rehearsal.

Some of the seniors practice for graduation.

Honor Society: Tom Ryan, president; Karen Wolff, Vice-President; Karen Brady, Secretary; Cathy Pre seller , Treasurer

The Yearbook Staff

Our yearbook staff works unendingly to produce memories for all of us to share.

"How can such deep-imprinted images sleep in us at times, till a word, a sound, A BOOK, awakes them?"

Boy and Girl State Representatives for 1973-74, Tony Tobin and Sandy Kaczmarek.

SEASON ENDS WITH 4-3 RECORD

SETON HIGH SCHOOL 1974-75 FOOTBALl SCHEDULE

SETO l-14-EAST FORK-0

SETON-20-0RME-34

SETO ' -28-JUDSO, ' -12

SETO '-40-F.AST FORK-14

SETON-24-SA PASQUAL-0

SETO ' -2-0R.ME-12

SETON-6-SAN PASQUAL-14

Top Row L. to R .: Terry Ryan , Fred Buelna , Jimmy Jennings , Danny Miller , Mike Hartnell , Dennis Walker, Eric Parker , Avel Mendoza, Russel Renna. 2nd Row: Richard Kulik , Carlos Martinez , Steve Madore , Jim Mendoza , Steve Ryan , Ray LaHaye , Stephen Sayers , Dennis Montoya , Abe Contreras , man. John Bnce 3rd Row : Bill Pitterl e , P at Ruwart , Miles Killian , Tom Ryan , David Delci , Ben Hartnell , Kieron Barone , Coach Bu elna , Fred Ruhland , C o ach Mulv y , Mark Renna , Coach Novy

SENIOR STARS

A special recognition is given to all the senior football players. They played a fantastic season and we hate to see them graduate. The positions they play are as follows: Mark Renna-Offensive right guard, defensive linebacker; Ben Hartnell-Offensive fullback, defensive safety; Bill Pitterle-Offensive left guard, defensive end; Tom Ryan-Offensive center, defensive end. Pat Ruwart-Offensive left tackle, defensive tackle; Fred Ruhland-Offensive quarterback, Defensive linebacker; Miles KillianOffensive end, defensive end. Congratulations on a great season, guys! !

B. Pitterle

P. Ruwart

M. Killian

T. Ryan

M. Renna

F. Ruhland

B. Hartnell

HOMECOMING: VICTORY OVER COUGARS!

On October 12, which was Homecoming, the Sentinels fom1d themselves facing the Judson Cougars. Our first score came on a 12-yard run by wingback Fred Buelna. A two point conversion put Seton out in front, 8-6, at the close of the first period. In the second quarter the Sentinels scored twice; a 55-yard pass from QB Fred Ruhland to WB Terry Ryan, and a 12-yard run by Buelna. This gave our Sentinels a 20-6 lead. In the fourth quarter, Ruhland crossed the goal line on 1 one -yard quarterback sneak. He then added two points when he hit Russell Renna with an aerial for the PAT conversion. In the closing minutes of the game, Buel.1.a's 60-yard TD rm1 was called back on a clipping penalty making the final score 28-12 with Big Red on top once again. Ryan and Buelna were named outstanding offense players and Tom Ryan led in defense.

Smile Coach, We Won!

Fred Ruhland attempts to break loose from a strong tackle with the help of Pat Ruwart and Carlos Martinez.

Defensive players Fred Ruhland and Miles Killian bring down Judson ball carrier.

Sentinels say a prayer for victory.

Western Christi n Gre nftcld Orme

Southwest Indians Judson Greenfield P.C.D.'i.

Western Christian

P.C.D.S.

S n Pasqua!

Or me

Southwest Indi ns

San P·lSqual Judson

Scottsdale Christian

D. Holderman

K. Hite

C. Parker

TOURNAMENT SCORES: 11 AND 1

The weaker sex? Seton's girls disapproved that theory during the volleyball season. At the state tournaments at Orme Ranch. Seton won eleven out of twelve of our games and took second place in state. Congratulations to Vicky Golightly for Most Valuable Player and Special Recognition to Caroline Parker.

Senior players, L to R.: Caroline Parker, Diana Holderman, Vicky Golightly, Kathy Hite.

Girls cheer after Sentinel victory at Orme Ranch.

Coach Anna Debold can't believe her girls did so well.

The girls should be rewarded for the great effort they put out for their team They had a great season and we're proud of them! Congratulations to Julie McDonald for Outstanding Player of the Year award; special recognition goes to Connie McDonald.

Top Row: L to R Coach Ann Debold, Liz Acuna, Gina Navarrete, Connie McDonald, Julie Langston, Cindy Lindsey, Maria Aranda, Denyse Renna, Bottom Row: Mary Goodchild, Claudia Gummel, Julie McDonald, Janice Petticrew, Amy Ford.

Gina Navarrete shoots for two points during the game with Western Christian.

Julie McDonald waits anxiously while Liz Acuna takes a free shot.

VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1974-75

Seton. Seton. Seton. Seton. Seton. Seton. Seton. Seton. Seton. Seton. Seton.

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• 56-47.

• 73-44.

• 46-50.

• 63-43.

• 73-53.

• 92-31.

• 78-80. .60-44.

• 60-35.

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• 65-41.

• 64-21.

Orme

W. Christian

San Pasqua! Or me

Judson

W. Christian

Southwest Ind.

San Pasqua!

S. Christian

P. C.D.S

S. Christian ].

L. toR. Back Row: M. Killian, P. Ruwart, F. Ruhland, D. Delci, T. Ryan, Coach Novy. Front Row: S. Madore, B. Hartnell, A. Contreras, H. Presseller; Man. K. Hellman.

L. to R. Back Row: J. Pfieffer, R. LaHaye, M. Gomez, S. Scotto, K. Barone, M. Hite 1 S. Ryan, and Coach Novy. Front Row: A. Mendoza, K. Hellman, T. Ryan, D. Miller, F. Buelna, R. Renna, and J. Jennings.

BOYS ARE 2ND IN CHRISTMAS TOURNEY HERE.

The

Seton 62-48 San Pasqua!

Seton 52-51 Judson

Seton 47-62 East Fork

Our boys came out #2. CONGRATULATIONS!

M. Killian P. Ruwart B. Hartnell F. Ruhland T. Ryan

Christmas tournaments were held here at Seton the 13th and 14th of December. Our scores were:

Sentinels anxiously await the second half of the game

Ruhland-"Tippin 1 it to the Sentinels ! "

Delci clears the way while Lynch attempts a basket for the Sentinels

Contreras moves it in for two points during the Christmas tournaments here .••

Sentinels warm up before game with rivals , Judson Cougars.

Ruhland concentrates on his free shot

Students

trying for tennis are, Top Row: T. Ryan, E. Parker, M. Hite, T. Ryan, V. Golightly, C. Parker, and Coach Ann Debold. Bottom Row: J. Martin, S. Killian, and L. Gilotti.

&ic Parker gives Vicky Golightly a few tips on serving.

Vicky Golightly demonstrates her power serve.

Students representing Seton in swim meets this year are, Top Row: P. ford, M. Hite, and C Holderman. Bottom Row: S. Ford, and A. Ford.

Our track team for the 1975 season: Back Row, Left to Right: Fred Ruhland, Henry Presseller, Ben Hartnell, Pat Ruwart, Jeff Clements, Tom Ryan, Kevin Lynch, Miles Killian and Coach Dennis Novy. Front Row Left to Right: Stephen Sayers, Mark Renna, Fred Buelna, Terry Ryan, Scott Krall, Scott Killian, Russel Renna, Eric Parker, and Jimmy Mendoza.

Girls trying out for softball are Top Row Left to Right: Maureen Lynch, Judy Fraser, Julie Langston, Kathy Fraser, Connie McDonald, and Coach Debold. Middle Row Left to Right: Susie Mulvey, Janice Petticrew, Julie McDonald, Gina avarrete, Ronnie Rael, and Kathi Barone. Bottom Row Left to Right: Rosie Jennings, Patti Jennings, Sally Mulvey, and Amy Ford.

Many thanks to you all for your help.

Our prayers and best wishes for the future.

Setonian Club

TWIN KNOLLS MARKET

More people shop Twin Knolls MKT mainly because of the meat.

8315 East Apache Trail

DESERT SAGE MARKET

15 South 81st Street

Our Convenience Market

Managed-Owned by The Brady and Smith Families

Dave Coon, Asst. V. P. Manager

Best Wishes to the Graduates of 1975 especially Vicky Ann

From

GOLIGHTLY FARMS

Tonapa h, Arizon a

FROM THE HITE FAMILY AND FRITZI AND SNOOPY SPONSORS

Congratulations to the Class of 1 75 Sweet ' s Equipment Sales

Congratulations to the Class of '75 Lewis Drug

The Joseph Prcssellers: Mary, Joe Jr . , Cathy, Henry A "Seton" family

Congratulations Class of 1 75 Mr and :t-.1rs Elmer Parker & family

Elmer D Parker II & Mrs Larry Arnevik

Congratulations "Shorty" and to the class of ' 75

You finally did it !! from your faddah , the Mayor

Good Luck to the Graduates of 1975

the People of All Saints Parish

• SAl.ES LAST THURS OF THE MONTH • MOSTl.Y FARM EQUIPMENT

JUST EAST OF HIWAY 93 ON GERMANN RD.

1 Ml SOUTH OF CHANDLER WHOLESALE & RETAIL AI. SO Dozer & Scraper Work

:.\1ark Renna and Ben Hartnell have been helped by the cheerleaders to keep their mouths closed .

•••• It makes no difference how deeply seated the trouble may be, how hopeless the outlook, how muddled the tangle, how great the mistake, a sufficient realization of love will dissolve it all

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If you could only love enough, you would be the happiest and most powerful being in the world.

Emmet Fox

CLASS OF 1975

Ashby, Sandy: G. A. A. 1; J. V. Cheerleader 2; V. Cheerleader 3, 4.

Brady, Frank: Class Pres. 2; Vice-Pres. 2; Model U.N. Rep. 3.

Brady, Karen: J. V. Cheerleader 2; V. Cheerleader 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Sec. Honor Society 4; Chorus 1 ,4; Yearbook.

Brice, Laura: Honor Society 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Drama 3,4; Tragyc 4.

Contreras, Elsa: Chorus 1 , 2.

Day, Benjamin: Baseball1,4.

Ford, Pat: Football 1; Swimming 1, 2.

Fraser, Judy: Chorus 1; Softball 3,4.

Golightly, Vickey: G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4.

Hall, Janice: V. Cheerleader 3,4; G.A.A. 4; Yearbook 4.

Hartnell, Ben: Bootball 2,3,4; Baseballl,2,3,4; Track 1, 3,4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Chess Club 2; N.C. C. J. Rep. 3.

Hite, Kathy:V. Volleyball2,3,4; G.A.A. Yearbook 4.

Holderman, Diana: Volleyball 2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; G. A.A. 2,3,4; Class Sec. 2; Student Council Rep. 4.

Jennings, Patti: Porn Porn 4; G. A. A. 4; J. V. Volleyball4; Softballl, 3,4; Yearbook 4.

Kaczmarek, Sandra: Chorus 1, 2; Drama 3, 4; Girls' State 4; Tragyc 4; Honor Society 3,4; Science Club 2; Yearbook 4.

Killian, Miles: Football 2, 3,4; ]. V. Basketball 1, 2; V. Basketball 3,4; Valuable Track 1 ,2, 3,4; Honor Society 3, 4; Math contest among top ten.

Krall, Scott: Chess Club 4; Track 3,4; Drama 3,4. LaHaye, :\1ary Jo: Music 1; Yearbook 4.

Martinez, Mary Ann: Music 1; ]. V. Volleyball 1.

McDonald, Patty: Chorus 1.

Mendoza, AI: Class Pres. 4; Class Treas. 1, 2; Football 2; Basketball1,2; Baseball1,2,4.

Navarrete, Renee: Chorus 1, 2; Drama 3,4; Yearbook 4; Yearbook Editor 4.

Parker, Caroline: Volleyball1,2,3,4; Softballl; Tennis 2, 3,4; Class Treas. 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4.

Pitterle, Bill: Student Council Treas. 2; Football 4; Honor Society 3,4; A. S. U. National Merit Rep.; Student Council Rep. 4.

Presseller, Cathy: Honor Society 3,4; Honor Society Treas. 4; Chorus 1; J.V Cheerleader 2; V. Cheerleader 3,4.

Plughoff, Frank: V Pres. Summer Drama Workshop; Rep. Model U. N.

Ruhland, Fred: Football 1, 2, 3 ,4; All-State 3,4; Basketball!, 2, 3,4; All-State 3,4; Track 4.

Ruart, Patrick: Football 4; J. V. Basketball 1, 3; V. Basketball 4; Track 3; Drama 3; Vice Pres. Student Council4.

Ryan, Tom: Class Pres. 1, 3; Pres. of Student Council 4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball2,3,4; Track 3,4; Tennis 3,4; Forensics 2; Honor Society 3,4; Honor Society Pres. 4; U of A National Merit 3; Tragyc Co-Chairman 3; Model United Nations 4; Finalist in Arizona Youth Senate Program 4.

Tobin, Anthony Jay: Footballl,2; J. V. Basketball 2,3; Drama 2,3,4; Tragyc 4; Boys' State Rep; Track Team 3,4.

Webster, Ann: Class Sec. 3; Chorus 1,2,4; Yearbook Staff 4.

Wolff, Karen: Class Sec. 3; Class V. Pres. 4; Honor Society 3,4; Honor Soc. V. Pres. 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Drama 3,4; Yearbook 4.

Penaflores, Mario: Transfer Student; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Soccer 2,3.

Renna, Mark: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Rep. 1.

Zapeda, Marcelo: Transfer Student; Baseball 3.