1977

Surprise! What was in that dessert? Barbara gives Coach a small of her love. He seems very pleased to receive an after dinner thank you.

DEDICATION

Coach watches his team anxiously awaiting the outcome of a new play.

Coach was brewing up something scrumpcious in HIS kitchen. On the retreats Coach does all the cooking.

GOOD TIMES

We may forget our History

And how to figure out Math

But we 1 ll never forget the friends

Who 1 ve helped us along the path.

WITH GOOD PEOPLE!

We've lived and loved

We've traveled near and far

We've grown to understand each other

And find out who we are.

These good times are priceless

Locked up on these pages

That these good people will treasure

And remember through the ages.

Sr. Aimee, O.S.B.

Mrs. Jeannine Barber Sr. Diana, S.C.

Fr. Edward Dunn

Dennis Eggert

Ms. Louise J. Goldstein

Sr. Joan Marie, S.C.

Sr. Stella Marie, S.C.

Dennis Novy

Sr. Mary Peter, S.C.

AI Mendoza

Elaine C. Riccio

Vincent Sheridan Fr. Rolland Stair, C.S.C.

Lee Trane

Josephine Soto

SENIORS

Mary Anne Ballweg

Mark Bard

Jeff Clements

Susan Cress

Sheila Ford

Lisa Gillotti

Gerard Guerin

Mark Hager

B iII Hartne II

Mike Hartnell

Scott Killian

Maureen Lynch

Cindy Holderman

Richard Kulik

Connie McDonald

Barbara Mendoza

Eric Parker Dan Pitterle

Susan 0 'Gorman

Jerry Pfeiffer

Henry Presseller

Joyce Schumacher

Theresa Rael Terry Ryan

Jim Sommers

Vicky Richardson

ART

The Art Science Dept. is headed by Sr. Diana. Several students were awarded golden keys for their excellent work of art.

BIOLOGY

The Physical department is headed by Mr. Dennis Novy. Chemistry is offered for the Juniors and Seniors and it is quite a challenge for them. Sophomores study Biology which ranges from basic life science thru com pi icated disection.

MATHEMATICS

This year's math department was headed by Sr. Mary Peter. Courses were pre-algebra, algebra I, II, and geometry. Advanced algebra and trigonometry was offered to a small group of Seniors.

ENGLISH

Mrs. Collins who has been teaching here for three years has fantastically sent Sophomores and Seniors into the world with a brain full of wonderful constructed English, at least for awhile.

And in this corner is •.. Mrs. Barber. She has taken on the Freshman and Junior classes. Doesn't seem like much, but believe me it is. Congradulations the battle is over!

Rei ig ion is taken for 4 years, the students in these years learn and grow closer together with their fellow students and God.

THEOLOGY

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

• • • holds true for the winners and losers in Mrs. Ayala and Coach Novy 1 s P. E. classes.

The thrill of victory and the agony of defeat •••

CHORUS

Chorus is headed by Mrs. Diane Co II ins. This year's chorus brought joy and beautiful music to all during the Christmas and Spring Concerts. Special performances at Graduation, the talent show and during masses were done excellently and greatly appreciated.

Second sepranos receive instruction in preparing for the Spr ing Concert.

The Richardson sisters warm-up before class

TYPING

Just another one of those days, eh Gen'i?

Sit

up straight, feet flat on the floor, eyes on the books are what the kids here every day in typing class taught by Mr. Trane.

HISTORY

Freshmen World History is taught by Sr. Diana. The course covers from Ancient Greece thru World War II.

Mr. Sheridan taught both Junior and Senior classes. Junior studies covered American History Senior History covers a total of three semester courses, consisting of American Government and Free Enterprize and Arizona History.

HOME ECONOMICS

Sr. Aimee prepares her students for the future, when they will have homes of their own. They learn to cook and sew and do domestic jobs, also Bachelor Survival has been offered this year, surprising enough though we had quite a lot of guys join.

BACHELOR SURVIVAL

OLD FRIENDS

CAN YOU THINK OF LIFE ANY OTHER WAY

MAKE

SOPHIES; SENTINELS THE BEST

COMPANY AND MEMORIES

FROSH ; ... BUT NEVER WILL THOSE PRECIOUS MEMORIES

This year the 11arsity cheer line had an all around approach in the perking up of their audiences. Their cheers and chants at both football and basketball games added the confidence to the players to do well. When entertaining at the assemblies, the cheer line thought up skits that would amuse us and usually introduced a few new cheers. They went to the National Cheerleaders Camp this summer at which they recieved various awards including the spirit stick. Practicing all summer our cheerleaders were more than ready to cheer their teams on to victory.

Varsity Cheer: Karen Brown, Sue Guerin, Maureen Lynch, Cindy Holderman, Sue Kraus

This year the J.V. boosted the moral of the Junior Varsity Basketball team. They show their spirit wherever they go. Next year you might see some of these faces on Varsity Cheer. J. V. keep on smiling.

POM LINE ENTERTAINS US ALL !

Grace, poise, and imagination are not the only requirements for a porn line.

It takes alot of dedication and practice to get down their precision type moves. Our girls practiced hard and their audiences were rewarded with much enjoyment from their dances. And once in awhile they got a few surprises too!

Porn Line: Sara Acosta, Lorraine Gajiola, Sue Cress, Vicky Richardson, Connie McDonald, Marcie Navarette, Geri Rodriguez, Kathleen Lynch.

The porn line doing their thing!

Porn line still going strong.

LETTER- ' 'PER S0 N S' CLUB

The letterpersons club is an honorary for the most part inactive. It contains great potential, as any club would that contained Seton students. The letterpersons club also supplies one annual service, that service of taking up a whole page In this book!

Ron Gallegos, Gerard Guerin, Mike Hite, Ms. Goldstien, Henry Presseller, John Brice, Steven Sayers, Eric Parker, Jim Sommers, Robin Killian, Maureen Lynch, Vicki Richardson, Connie McDonald, Dan Pitterle

Vice-Pres. Avel Mendoza, Sec. Maureen Lynch, Pres. Jett L;lements, and Treas. Ron Gallegos

LEADER'S OF SETON'S WORLD

Class Officers: Freshmen: Marshall Renna; Michael Rael Rep. Sophomores: Pres.; David Brady, Sec.; Marisol Lucas, Treas.; Marci Navarrete, Rep.; Bruce Bissen, V. Pres.; Gabe Moreno, Rep.; Steve Saville.

Juniors: Sec.; JoEIIen Criss, Pres.; Russell Renna, Rep.; Kieron Barone, Rep.; Steve Sayers, V. Pres.; John Brice, Treas.; Chris Hellman.

Seniors: Henry Presseller, Rep.; Eric Parker, Rep.; Sec.; Vicki Richardson, Treas.; Theresa Rael, V. Pres.; Connie McDonald, Pres.; Freddy Buelna

Scott Killian, Maureen Lynch, Jeff Clements.

Seton was represented by Robin Killian, Gerard Guerin, Vicki Richardson, and Eric Parker, at the University of Arizona

Jim Jennings and JoEIIen Criss were elected King and Queen of 1977 by the Student Body. K ieron Barone and Nancy Langston were 1st runner-ups with Avel Mendoza and Deloriz Dominguez 2nd runner-ups.

BOYS AND GIRLS STATE

Representing Girls State this year is JoEIIen Criss who will be spending a week in Tucson for the event. For Boys State Robby Grimes will be going to Flagstaff for a week also.

Cheese drive winners: Eileen Ford, Jeff Clements, Stev e Saville.

Chocolate drive winners: Vicky Richardson, Sara Acosta.

CHEESE DRIVES

CHOCOLATE

BAPCHULE

Bapchule: The Senior class won the annual food collection for the Catholic Mission at Bapchule

The annual Senior Slave Day was held October 21. Freddy Buelna led the Auction of r.1any of his fellow classmates. Slave Day was a fun filled day, during Spirit Week!

Terry Ryan goes in sty I e on Slave Day with attire that is most demanding in the fashion world of today.

Mike Hartnell keeps his feet dry as Connie McDonald carries him across the puddle on Slave Day.

Editors:

Jeff Clements

Henry Pre sse ller

Co-Editors:

JoEIIen Criss

Alisa Ciraolo

Staff:

Eric Parker

Robin Killian

Kim Lukens

Mary Anne Ballweg

Vicki Richardson

Maureen Lynch

Cindy Holderman

Sue O'Gorman

Sheila Ford

Joyce Schumacher

Terry Ryan

Advisor:

Mr. Lee Trane

THIS MEMORANDUM OF 1976-1977

WAS THE BRAIN CHILD WORK OF:

NOTORIOUS NINE GRADUATE

Eric Parker- T

Gerard Guerin-T

Henry Presseller--E

Freddy Buelna-HB

Terry Ryan- FB

Dan Pitterle- LB

Dennis Clinch-MG

Scott Killian-E

Jeff Clements- DE

First Row: Coach Novy, H. Presseller, T. Ryan, F. Buelna, E. Parker, J. Clements, G. Guerin, Second Row; D. Clinch, T. Valenzuela, M. Fox, R. Renna, K. Barone, S. Ryan, Roy Buelna. Third Row: Man. T. Ryan, s. Killian, D. Walker, J. Jennings, M. Moylan, V. LaPaglia, M. Rael, Keith Landwehr, Fourth Row: A. Mendoza, M. Morales, J. Mendoza, D. Brady, M. Tamburrino, R. Griffith, D. Pitterle, Fifth Row: Coach Cordeiro, M. Renna, B. Lynch, J. Aranda, S. Saville, C. Valenzuela, D. Miller.

#1 A prayer for good luck.

#2 Sentinels kick to Orme warr iors on th w y to a 28-12 victory.

#3 K. Barone get s c o mpletion g lnst Jud on.

#4 J. L. Cl ements stops Judson b 11-c rrl r for loss.

SENTINELS POST BEST SEASON IN 7 YEARS

#5 Orme defenders find it tough to tackle powerful T. Ryan.

.RESULTING IN A SECOND PLACE FINISH

This years football team came through with a 4-2 record, good enough for a second finish in AIAA. With their season dedicated to former Coach Ed Mulvey, the Sentinels did better than anyone expected they would do. Now Head Coach Dennis Novy was proud of the team and it's record and the desire to once again make Seton, a threatening team in the Independent League.

Avel discusses game plan.

S. Ryan puts the finishing touches on tackle. R. Renna strikes again!

c 0

M I N G

With smiles and tears of Joy, a dream of sparkling robes, and crowns of kings and queens came true for Freddy Buelna and Maureen Lynch, this years Homecoming, King and Queen. A moment to be treasured and cherished for years to come.

"76''

Runners-up:

Dennis Clinch

Vicky Richardson

Terry Ryan

Connie McDonald

Freddy Buelna

Maureen Lynch

SE NTINELS END FOUR YEAR JINX DEFEAT ORME 28 - 12

On an overcast Saturday in October, the Seton Sentinels ended a jinx that has kept them from beating Orme In the last four years. The Sentinels cou l d manage on l y 8 points by halfti me, and many wondered if maybe the jinx was meant to be. But the sentinels came out the second half and b l ew away Orme with the twenty point scoring spree, with the sentinels ending victorious!

Avel gets the crunch put on I

Terry holds up Orme defender as Russ puts the spear on!

VOLLEYBALL FINISHES WITH 8-4 RECORD

Coach Ayala, C. McDonald, S. Guerin, N. Langston, M. Martinez, K. Brown, M. Lynch, C. Gummett, G. Navarette, S. Acosta, V. Valenzuela, S. Sandhegar.

Graduating Seniors Connie McDonald and Maureen Lynch demonstrate the attitude and skill that makes them true Sentinels.

VOLLEYBALL LOSES TWO STARTERS

VARSITY REACHES FOR STATE.

This year's Seton Sentinels had a season of fantastic events in basketball. Their great efforts, hard practicing, coordination and skill really payed off. Strike another one up for the Senti nels!

Back Row: Henry Presseller, Jeff Clements, Jerry Pfeiffer, Kieron Baron, Mike Hite, Avel Mendoza, Steve Ryan. Front Row: Danny Miller, Tino Valenzuela, Russell Renna, Freddy Buelna, Terry Ryan.

The Championship Coach, Dennis Novy

AND WINS IT FOR FOURTH TIME

The Sentinels final! y captured the AIAA State crown which had narrowly evaded them the preceeding three years. "Experience comes thru in the clutch" seems to be the motto for this years championship. As the other teams stumbled under the playoff pressure the Sentinels let experience be the deciding point. The Sentinels were led all year long by Seniors Henry Presseller and Jeff Clements with strong team play from a upcoming Junior class.

Jerry Pfeiffer hits against PC

Steve "the Stink" Ryan hits a two-pointer over two Scottsdale

Kieron

Henry Presseller drives against T .C.S. in Championship game.

Avel Mendoza shows dribbling talent against Southwest.

Freddy Buelna hits against P.C.D.S.

Barone "tioin to the Sentinels"

GIRLS BASKETBALL POSTS BEST SEASON YET!

SETON J.V. CLINCHES UNDEFEATED SEASON

The Sentinel Junior Varsity closed a fine season with a thriller against Southwest. A perfect record reflects a team that were winners on and off the court. Team spirit, individual talents blended together, and the desire to win were fine ingredients to putting together an undefeated season.

JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES

Dec. 16 St. Johns - home

Jan. 4 Phx. Country Day - home

Jan. 14 Southwest Indian - home

Jan. 15 Scottsdale Chris. - home

Jan. 25 Phx. Country Day - away

Jan. 28 Palo Verde Chris. - away

Jan. 29 Tucson Christian -away

Feb. 8 Scottsdale Chris. -away

Feb. ll East Fork - home

Feb. 18 Tucson Christian -home

Feb. 22 Southwest Indian - away

March 11

GIRLS SHOW POTENTIAL

So ft ba ll

St. J ohns - Home

Mar ch 15 Southwest Indians - Away

Mar ch 22

Western Christain - Away

Ma r ch 31 J udson - Home

Ap r i l 5 Southwest Indians - Home

Ap r i l 14 Judson - Away

April 26 West ern Christain - Home

Apri l 30 Palo Ve r de Ch r istian - Home Doubleheader

Front Row: S. Acosta, G. Navarette, M. Lucas, S. Guerin, M. Lynch, Back Row: L. Gajiola, K. Lynch, V. Valenzuela, Coach Aya l a, M. Haler, T. Palmer, C. Gummel, Not Pictur ed, M Martinez.

SETON SLUGGERS GO FOR THIRD STRAIGHT TITLE

Back Row: S. Saville, Coach V. Sheridan, J. Jennings, M. Rael, A. Mendoza, C. Valenzuela, D. Brady, B. Lynch, M. Fox. Front Row: K. Barone, R. Renna, F. Buelna, G. Guerin, R. Kulik, T. Valenzuela, D. Miller.

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CONGRATULATIONS HENRY FROM JEFF

CONGRATULATIONS JEFF FROM HENRY THANK GOD WE DON'T HAVE TO RIDE TO SCHOOL TOGETHER ANYMORE. WE HAD A GOOD TIME ANYWAY. THANKS TO THE CLASS OF 1977. GOOD LUCK

JACK DAVIS

Congratulations to the Class of .. 77"

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1977 FROM THE SETONION CLUB

BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES OF 1977 FROM

PRESSELLER APPLIANCES

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1977 AND

THE COMMUNITY OF ST. MARY'S FROM FATHER JOE

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1977 FROM

TED, CARMEN, TINO, VALERIE, AND CHRISTINA VALENZUELA

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1977 FROM STUDENT COUNCIL

JEFF CLEMENTS BRUCE BISSEN

AVEL MENDOZA STEVE SAVILLE

MAUREEN LYNCH MARSHALL RENNA

RON GALLEGOS MIKE RAEL

HENRY PRESSEL LER FREDDIE BUE LNA

ERIC PARKER RUSSELL RENNA

KIERON BARONE DAVID BRADY

STEVE RYAN CONNIE McDONALD

PATRONS AND SPONSORS

BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1977 AND TO THAT GREAT SCOOPER "MO." MR. JIM FOARDE.

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1977 FROM MR. & MRS. ELMER PARKER.

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1977 FROM THE ACOSTA FAMILY.

CONGRATULATIONS- THIS IS BLACKMAIL. JOAN & LEE T RANE.

CONGRATULATIONS TO GERARD AND GANG. MR. & MRS. JAMSE GUERIN.

BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF "77" MR. & MRS. THOMAS LYNCH & FAMILY.

CONGRATULATIONS TO KIM AND THE CLASS OF 77 & 78 FROM THE LUKENS FAMILY.

CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS. MR. & MRS. LANGSTON.

GOD BE WITH MY SPECIAL F RIEN OS AND MY CLASSMATES. LOVE LISA.

CONGRATULATIONS TO JOELLEN & THE CLASSES OF 77 & 78 FROM THE JIM CRISS FAMILY.

CONGRATULATIONS PORKY AND MOSES LOVE EILEEN AND ANN TO THE GREATEST CLASS OF "77" WE LOVE YOU ALL. VICKY & BARB.

CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR DAUGHTER LISA AND THE CLASS OF 1977.

CONGRATULATIONS TO MY FRIENDS ESPECIALLY CONNIE. ERIC

THANKS FOR BEING SO CRAZY, SO SPECIAL AND SUCH GREAT FRIENDS. LOVE YOU FOREVER. MAUREEN (M 0)

MAY LOVE, PEACE, AND JOY BE FOREVER YOURS.

C ONG RA TU LATIONS T 0 THE CLASS OF 77 FROM THE GAJIOLA FAMILY.

CONGRATULATIONS TO MY FIRST SENIOR CLASS! WISHING YOU THE BEST OF EVERYTHING IN LIFE. LOUISE GOLDSTEIN (school shrink)

PATRONS

MR. & MRS. VINCENT SCHUMACHER

MRS. JEANNINE BARBER

CLASS OF 1977

Ballweg, Mary Anne: Pompon 3; G.A.A. 1; Bard, Mark: Odds & Ends Worker for Seton;

Buelna, Freddy: Student C. Rep. 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; J. V. Basketbal11,2; Basketball 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Class Treas. 3; Class Pres. 4; Batting Crown 2; Valentine runner-up 3; Homecoming King 4; Baseball M. V.P. 1; Baseball All-State 1,2,3; Football A11-State 2,3;

Clements, Jeff: Class Pres.1; Student C. Rep. 3; Student C. Pres. 4; Football 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Valentine King 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; T.R.A.G. Y.C. Rep. 4; Yearbook Editor 4;

Clinch, Dennis: Transfer student from Chandler; Football 3,4; Track 3,4; Homecoming runner-up 4; Lettermans C Club 3,4;

Cress, Susan: Drama 1; pompon 3,4; Hobbit 4; Chorus 4;

Ford, Sheila: J.V. Cheer 3,4; Swimming 2,3,4; Valentine runner-up 3;

Gallegos, Ron: Transfer student from Lakewood Co.; Newspaper 3; Mecha 3; Honor Society 4; Student C. Treas 4;

Gillotti, Lisa: Tennis 2; Art winner 4;

Guerin, Gerard: Baseball1,2,3,4; Football 3,4; Homecoming attendant 3; Honor Society 3; Honor Society Vice-Pres. 4; Track 4; Baseball Most-improved 2;

Gummel, Tom: Stage Crew

Hager, Mark: Newspaper 3; Drama

Hartnell, Bill: Baseball 1; Track 2; Lettermans Club; Homecoming attendant 3;

Hartnell, Mike: Football Mgr. 2; Basket-ball Mgr. 2,3; Art finalist and Gold Key winner in Art;

Holderman, Cindy: Volleyball 1,2,3; Pompon 1; softball 2; Powder puff 1,2,3; Cheer 2,3,4; Cheer Capt. 4;

Killian, Scott: Football 4; T.R.A.G. Y.C. Rep. 4;

Kulik, Richard: Football Mgr. 1,2,3,4; Baseball 4; Class Clown 1,2,3,4; Odds and Ends Worker for Seton;

Lynch, Maureen: Class Pres. 2,3; Vice-Pres. 1; Honor Society Pres. 3; Volleyball 3,4; Softball 1,4; Pompon 1; Capt. 2; J. V. Cheer 3; Varsity 4; Student C. Sec. 4; Track 4; Homecoming Queen 4; T.R.A.G. Y.C. Rep. 3,4; Model U.N. Rep. 3;

McDonald, Connie: Class V. Pres.4; Honor Society Treas. 4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Pompon 3,4; Capt. 3; Honor Society 3,4; Track 4; Homecoming attendant 3; Homecoming candidate 4; Softball 4; Girl State Rep. 3;

O'Gorman Susan: Transfer student from Mesa High;

Parker, Eric: Class Treas. 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Homeroom Rep. 4;

Pfeiffer, Jerry: Basketball 2,3 ,4; Track 2,3;

Pitterle, Dan: Football 2,4; Honor Society 2,3,4;

Presseller, Henry: Baseball 1,2; J. V. Basketball 1; Basketball 2,3,4; Football 3,4; Class Rep. 1,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Yearbook Photographer 3; Yearbook Editor 4; Honor Society 3,4; Basketball All-State 2,4; Best Off. 2,4;

Rael, Theresa: Sec. of Mecha 3; Class Treas 4;

Richardson, Vicky: Class Sec. 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Honor Society Sec. 4; Yearbook Sec. 4; Homecoming runner-up 4; Lettermans Club 4; Pompon 2; Capt. 4; J.V. Cheerleader 3; Homeroom Rep. 2; Cinco Queen 1; Model U.N. 4; Student C. 2;

Sommers, James: Newspaper 3; Class V. Pres. 3; Honor Society 4; Betty Crocker Leadership & Family living award.

Ryan, Terry: Football 1,2,3,4 ; Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 3,4; Tennis 1,4, V. Pres. 2; Homecoming runnerup 4; Valentine runner-up 3; Student C. V. Pres. 3;

Schumacher, Joyce: Drama 1; Tennis 1; Valentine Queen 3; Pompon 3; Chorus 4; Hobbit 4;