1981

In Sentinel Spirit You Can Trust

Staff Seniors

Jolynn Ciraolo

Lisa Hegg

Pam LaPaglia

Blair Saville

Sylvia Valdez

Our School Burns

Early on the morning of September 12, 1980, arson caused fire destroyed two of Seton's three classroom buildings.

Eight classrooms, books, lockers, equipment and even a hamster may have been destroyed, but the spirit of all those involved with Seton has grown in strength.

Many have volunteered time and effort to enlarge the building fund in order for Seton to rise again.

The Diocese has decided to relocate Seton centrally to serve Tempe, Mesa and Chandler, and the new school is eventually expected to have 500 students. Perhaps the fire was a blessing disguise.

Bt5hop Rauch 5urvey5 the d.1magcs and says Mass on thP d.ty of the fire.

Rums of the Home h room

Brother Mark a celebnty.

Students carry the of the Biology lab. Room 9.

S1ster Patricia and Myra mop up.

The B1ology Lab?

Mr Dugan and comp,mv.

raise

Class at Seton Annf'x

Our hool gone but our spirit rt>mains.

The modules finally arrive

Many groups workf'd to

money for the <'ton build111g fund.

A fund for tht> new s< hool.

FACULTY & STAFF

Mrs Arnone Snack bar, Custodian

Mrs. Azzi School secretary

Dennis Bischoff Dean of Men, Biology, Chemistry.

Dawn Bockius Dean of Women Free Enterprise, Government, History, Student council Advisor, Model U.N. Close Up .

Michael Denison Counselor, Psychology Basketball Coach.

Sister Diana English IV, Art, Art Appreciation, Bookstore.

Brother Mark O'leary, Principal, U. S History

All right class! Face the front!

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Marilyn Miller English I & II, Yearbook advisor, Junior Class Moderator . Sr. Patricia Home Economics, Reading, Attendance

Sr. Paul Marie Algebra I, II Geometry, Senior Math .

Mr Martin Custodian, Bus driver.

Sr. Joan Marie Religion 11, Librarian

Kevin McCarthy Senior Government, P E Football Coach Baseball Coach, Assistant Athletic Director, Junior Homeroom Moderator.

Mr. Martin really gets into his job, while Mrs Soto watches.

Miss Bockius pigs out.

Father Ramon, Chaplam , " Super Sub "

Paul Ryb1ck1 , Relig1on I, Ill , IV , Drama Adv1ser , Senior Moderator

Laura Sch1lling Typing I, II. Accounting, Shorthand , Freshman Mod rator

Kathleen Yontz Spanish I, II, II, IV , French I, II , Spanish Club Adviser , French Club Adviser Freshman Moderato:.

Father Ramon celebrates Mass.

Maybe things would clear up if Mr. Ribicki put his glasses on.

Mrs. Yont7 pomts out proper pronunciation.

ACTIVITIES

Round Up

This year Student Council sponsored fall and spring Round Ups. Faculty and students had the chance to get out of the stuffy classroom, forget about their studies and let themselves go. The classes competed against each other in various events . Both Round Ups were big successes.

lucky catches for the egg toss teams

Peter giving egg relay tips to linda.

Miss Bockius instructs the tricyclers

It ' s time to hit the road

Come on, Mike! You can beat him!

Mrs.

Oh no, Joe! Not that one!

Yontz taping symbols for blind man's bluff.

Sophomores and Freshman battle it out on the court.

On your mark, get set, eat!

Ruben and John feed their faces. Donut look good!

The box lunch social was held at lunch time to raise money for Student Council.

It's pig out time!

Lisa puts her best foot forward.

It looks like the mighty Seniors are going to lose this one

Scott and Mr. Denison take flymg leaps over the mud pit.

Seniors win fall Round Up.

juniors and Freshmen test their strength.

Homecoming

This years 1980 Homecoming was one filled with excitement and victory as the Sentinels stomped on South West Indian winning 48-26!

Homecoming King and Queen were John Ryan and Pam LaPaglia. King and Queen attendants were Paula Anderson, Grace Martinez, Bobby Langston, and Lenny Williamson.

The Homecoming dance was held at Seton's gym. The dance was a lot of fun and a great success!

1980 Homecoming Royalty Pam LaPaglia and John Ryan.

Former Royalty Denise Richardson and Vince LaPaglia with this years candidates, ridmg on the Senior and Freshmen float.

Class Attendants on the Junior and Sophomore float: (left to right) Paul Gummc>l, K1m Holquin, Andy Stoll, laura Rael , John Gummel and Su7i<' Rael

The Spirit Of Seton High Is Startmg To Arise, So Get On Up And Make Some Noise, And Revolutionize!

Kicking off the Homecoming spirit , with our annual bomfire

Crowning of the King and Queen

King , Queen and attendants are presented to the spectators

Dances

Gilbert, Gwen and others at the Christmas Di!nce

Valentine Royalty Suzi Rael and Adam Mendoza

Bobby and Dianne dance?

Three couples enjoy a slow dance

Football

Gummel's pass is complete.

Through a long and grueling season the Sentinels came up with two victories. The first was a come from behind win over Fredonia 24-22. The Sentinels crushed Southwest Indian 4822 to win our 1980 Homecoming and the team finished the season with a 2-6 record.

Congratulations to Senior Joe Valenzuela and Junior John Gummel. Joe was chosen First Team All-Conference linebacker and John was chosen Second T earn All-Conference quarterback.

Coach McCarthy, in his first season, felt "A losing season is hard for any team but the Sentinels succeeded in growing in character and sportsmanship." Pre - game huddle and prayer

Some spirited Sentinels.

Back row, Ass1stant Coach Sisto Rosales, Andy Stoll, Rod O'Horo, John Gummel, Terry Branson, Adam Mendoza, Frank Novak, Paul Gummel, Coach McCarthy. Front row; Neil O'Horo, Mike Halbe, Gilbert Gajiola, Scott Ensle, Brian Youngman, Mike Montes, David Walker.

John Gummel looks for his receiver as Scott and joe block

Coach McCarthy is ready for the game.

Joe Valenzuela runs up against a South West Indian defender.

Ass1stant Football Coach, Sisto Rosales shows Warren Youngman the basics in bananas!!

Scott Ensle in for the tackle against South West Indian.

Varsity Volleyball

Sylvia Vdlde7, Gretchen Kreiling, Lisa Gummel, Su7i Rael , Molly Ryan, Grace Martinez, Arleen Guevara, Paula Anderson, Pam LaPaglia Front, Coach Dorothy Mullen, Manager Lisa Hegg, Ass1stant Coach Kim Hutchinson

Annette A77i working the scoreboard

Suzi Rael bumps the ball, as Pam , Paula, and Sylvia look on.

1980 Volleyball Season

This year's overall record was 10 wins and 5 losses, while the conference record was 6 wins and 2 losses. The Seninels faced probably their toughest competition ever, but still raced for the top two positions in the state tournament.

At the finish of the season Grace Martinez was voted to the All-Conference Team, while Paula Anderson was voted most outstanding player by the Sentinel team.

During the pre-game warm-up Paula practices her spikes Volleyball team prepares to pray

At one of the many pep assemblies, Coach Mullen introduces her team

Arleen Guevara serves it over for a pomt.

ju nior Varsity Volleyball

Sentinels are ready .

Annette Azz1, Lois Hopkins, Janet Hopkins, Chris Brand, Kim Holguin, Tracie Palmer Coach Dorothy Mullen , Assistant Coach Kim Hutchinson

Chris, Annette and Brenda seem to have things under control.

Varsity Basketball

Martin Contreras, Alex Drosos, Rick Smith, jim Shields, john Gummel, Blair Saville, Adam Mendoza, David Ryan, and Joe Valenzuela, Coach Mike Denison.

Martin tips it to the Sentinels.

Alex hot dogs the ball.

Jim and Martin slow the fast break

Jim shoots despite opposition

Girls Varsity Basketball

Tracie Palmer, Paula Anderson, Arleen Guevara, Grace Martinez, Suzi Rael, lisa Gummel, Renae Richardson, Gretchen Kreiling, lois Hopkins and manager l1sa Hegg, Coach Dorothy Mullen.

Sentinels thank opponents for a good game.

Hard working manager.

Sentinels en route to Seligman

Gretchen goes for two

Victory is so sweet

junior Varsity Basketball

Manrique shoots. Sentinels trounce Scottsdale Christian.

Gino Gutierrez, Manrique Gutierrez, Bryan Youngman, Andy Stoll, Tony Rubalcaba, Rod O'Horo, Paul Gummel Joe Carrera and Gilbert Gajiola, Coach Mike Den1son and not pictured Coach David Delci

Junior Varsity Cheer

j V Cheerleaders wait their turn

Captain Colleen Gorman, Dawn Mooney, Myra Chapman, Debby Fleenor, and Jenni Fox

Varsity Cheerleaders

Varsity raises the school's spirits.

Top: Arleen Guevara, Grace Martinez, Suz1 Rael and front Annette Azzi.

Cheer on Annette!

Cheerleaders mock their opponents

nomecomrng halttime routine.

A spirited crowd, a fired up crowd.

Seton's Porn Line

Back: Laura Rael, Renae Richardson, Susanna Jimenez, and Pauline Carreaga Front : Margo Wimer and Esther Smith

Our turn next.

Sister Pat fits Renae ' s porn uniform .

Softball

Tammie, Suzanna,and Laura get in some practice

Lisa hits a few to Gretch. Lois and Tracie.

Girls go out for softball. Back : Coach Dorothy Mullen, Gretchen Kreiling, Lisa Gummel, Lois Hopkins, Trisha Granillo, Suzanna Jimenez, janet Hopkins, Dianne Austin and Assistant Coach Kim Hutchinson. Front: Pauline Careaga, Cindy Valenzuela, Tammie Palmer, Pam LaPaglia, Annette Azzi, Laura Rael and Tracie Palmer.

Baseball

Boys go out for baseball. Back: Bobby Langston, Bryan Youngman, Scott Ensle, Adam Mendoza, Joe Valenzuela, John Gummel, Rick Smith, Tony lucas, Coach Kevin McCarthy. Front: John Peasacovic, John Armata, Mike Halbe, Gilbert Gajiola, David Walker, Mike Montes and Neal O'Horo.

Spanish Club

Spanish Club Officers:

President Annette Azzi, Vice-presrdent Joe Adlhoch , Secretary Colleen Gorman, Treasurer Ruben Robles, and Adviser

Mrs Yontz

Spanish Club makes Ojos de Dios to earn money for their biannual Mexico trip!!

French Club

Mrs . Yontz, Alex Drosos, Susan Setzke, Esther Smrth, Jenni Fox, Steve Hickcox , Renae Rrchardson, Susanna Jrmenez, Leah Valdez , Ruben Robles , Erica Faigle, and Rick Smith.

Model United Nations

Back row from left to right: Ms. Bockius, Rick Smith, Alex Drosos, Ken Walsh, Joe Adlhoch, and Jim Shields. Front row: Gwen Wheeler, Margo Wimer, Blair Saville and Lenny Williamson.

Back row from left to right: Gwen Wheeler, Sylvia Valdez, Sharee Littleton, Suzi Rael, Paula Anderson, JoLynn Ciraolo, Jim Shields, Grace Martinez, Molly Ryan, and Ms. Bockius. Front row: Pam LaPaglia, Lisa Hegg, and Margo W1mer.

Yearbook

Mrs Dolores Vedette who helped with yearbook sales and advertising is surprised by the camera

George Cardenas and Warren Youngman look over pix.

Yearbook staffers Lisa Hegg, Pam LaPaglia, Sylvia Valdez, Warren Youngman and )olynn Ciraolo

Dr ama

American Legion Donates Flagpole

Seton has been without a flagpole for a number of years. On February 19, 1981 , the American Legion dedicated t h e flagpole whic h they had recently installed. The American Legion also sponsors t h e Boys State and Girls State programs. This year our representatives are Juniors, David Ryan and Dianne Austin.

Some Drama students act up! From left Grace Aranda, Linda Yakaitis , Louise Arnone , Kim Sather , Pam LaPaglia , Mary Higgenbotham, (front) Angie Spruit , (fronter) Leah Valdez , (going back ) Susan Wimer, Rick Smith, (Way up) Mark Wissman , Chris Brand , Mike Hickcox , (way in front ) Mr. Rybi c k i, Richard Parker, Steve Hickcox (Hey Steve!)

Mike Halbe and Gilbert Gajiola take down the colors

Student Council

Student Council Officers: top: Celeste Wanta Tres., Ester Smith Sec., Ken Walsh V Pres. bottom ; Ms Bockius advisor , Grace Martinez Pres

Student council members Row 1: Ken Walsh, Diane Austin, Martin Paredes, R icky Smith Row 2: Grace Martinez, Amy Dupke, lois Hopkins, Arleen Guevera. Row 3: Celeste Wanta, Annette Azzi, Kim Sather, Ms Bockius. Row 4: Esther Smith, lisa Gummel, Pam LaPaglia, Colleen Gorman. Standing: Jim Shields, Alex Drosos, Martin Contreras, David Ryan. (Not pictured) Sylvia Valdez, Jo lynn Ciraolo.

During the year Student Council has been in charge of many projects such as Round-up, The Cheese Drive, Sadie Hawkins Dance, and Spirit Week. Students from each of the classes make up the membership of Student Council. Student Council is responsible for making decisions on issues brought up at meetings and which affect the whole student body

Student Council prepares for Cheese Drive

Thanksgiving food drive boxes are ready to be given away.

Vice President Jim Shields, Secretary Sylvia Valdez, Mr. Rybicki, Treasurer Paula Anderson, President jolynn Ciraolo and Home Room Representative Pam LaPaglia.

Mrs. Yontz, Mrs. Schilling, loUise Arnone, Secretary, Anthony Clraolo Vice president, Renae Richardson, President, not pictured Kim Holquin

President lisa Gummel, Secretary Arleen Guevara, Vice President Tammie Palmer and Treasurer Natalie LaPaglia Juniors

Secretary Diane Austin, President David Ryan, Treasurer Mary Higgenbotham, Mr. McCarthy, not pictured Vice President R1cky Smith

Hunger Simu lation

At lunch time, Mr. Bischoff and Ms. Bockius tried an experiment called Hunger Simulation. This was a model of the world's wealth in food. The students and faculty were assigned to the First, Second, or Third World, and given a certain amount of chips to buy their lunches. The First World received the most chips, while the Third World received the least. As a result of the Hunger Simulation some students shared their food with others. Most of the Third World revolted, stealing any food they could in order to survive. By the end of the lunch hour the student and faculty were grateful they live in the United States.

Third World Cit1zens revolt.

Sophomores set up hunger simulation.

Sometimes, people must hoard food.

First world citizens eat well.

Foreign Exchange Students

lorena gives jenni some pointers

From El Salvador lorena Amaya, jaim Cortez, and lissette Cormeya Avila and Manrique Gutierrez from Costa Rica

Exchange students and friends

jaime hams it up.

UNDERCLASSMEN

Freshmen

Grace Aranda

Louise Arnone

Suzanne Baldenegro

Pauline Careaga

Myra Chapman

Peter Chapman

Anthony Ciraolo

Mark Drzymkowski

Erica Faigle

Peter Fairbanks

Gilbert Gajiola

Trisha Granillo

Joe Grant

Paul Gummel

Gino Gutierrez

Mike Halbe

M1ke H1ckcox

Steve Hickcox

Kim Holguin

janet Hopkins

Amy Parker

Lois Hopkins

Suzana Jimenes

Jordan Killian

Brenda Kulik

OniCca Lane

Inez Montano

Laune Mote

ea l O ' Horo Tr ac 1e Pal mer

John Pesakovic

Matt Pitterle

Kathy Rael

Renae Richardson

Tony Rubalcaba

Kim Sather

Ang1e Spruit

Paul Stoll

Lmda Yakaitis

Bryan Youngman

Leah Valdez

David Walker

Shelley Wanta

Mark Wissman

Sophomores

Annmarie Arnone

john Armata

Chns Brand

Angie Buelna

jorge Cardenas

Joe Carrera

Martin Contreras

Mike Drzymkowski

Debbie Fleenor

Jenni Fox

Colleen Gorman

Arleen Guevara

L1sa Gummel

Mark Hermosillo

Mark Johnson

Gretchen Kreiling

atalie LaPaglia

Sharee Littleton

Dawn Mooney

Rod O'Horo

Mike Obolewi c z:

Tammie Palmer

R1chard Parker

Andy Pitterle

Laura Rael

Molly Ryan

Esther Smith

Andy Stoll

Cathy Vernacchio

Celeste Wanta

Mark Wheeler

Catherine Yakaitis

Shawn Lindheimer (Camera shy)

Jorge wonders about strange U.S Schools.

juniors

Annette A77i

Terry Branson

Robert Brice

Alex Drosos

Amy Dupke

John Gummel

Mary Higgenbotham

Tony Lucas

Adam Mendoza

Mike Montes

Marisol egron

Frank ovak

Martm Paredes

Suz1 Rael

Ruben Rob les

RoseAnne Rosales

Joe Adlhoch

Diane Austin

Some Juniors relaxing

Chns Rubalcaba Dav1d Ryan usan Setzkc

Cindy Valenzuela Ken Walsh Warren Youngman

Karin Smith Rick Smith M1kc Sullivan

SENIORS

PAULA ANDERSON

Basketball 2, 3, 4

Class Treas 4

Close-Up 4

J V Cheer 3

Softball 2, 3, 4

Track 2, 3

Valentine Queen 3

Volleyball 3, 4

ROBERT lANG STON

Baseball 4

Homecom ing Cand 4

TODD BRANSON

Valentine King 3

JOL YNN CIRAOLO

Chorus 4

Class President 4

Class T reas . 3

Drama Club 4

Home Room Rep 2

Softball 3, 4

Volleyball 2

Yearbook 4

SCOTT ENSLE

Baseball 3, 4

Basketball 1, 2 , 3, 4

Football 4

liSA HEGG

Basketball Mg 4

Drama VP 4

Softball Mg 3, 4

Volleyball Mg 4

Yearbook 4

PAMELA LAPAGLIA

Chorus 4

Close-Up 4

Drama Club 2, 4

Drama President 4

Homecommg Queen 4

Home Room Rep 1 , 2 , 3, 4

Honor Society 3, 4

Spanish Club 3

Softball 1, 2 , 3, 4

Track 2 , 3

Volleyball 1, 2 , 3 , 4

Yearbook 4

GRACE MARTINEZ

Basketball 1 , 2 , 3 , 4

Chorus 4

Class Sec 1

Close-Up 4

Drama Club 4

Honor Society 3 , 4

N H S Treas 3

Porn 2

Spanish Club 3

Softball 1, 2, 3 , 4

Student Council Pres 4

Track 2, 3

Varsity Cheer 3 , 4

Volleyball 1, 2, 3 , 4

lAURA PICKARD

Close-Up 4

Model U N 4

TOM PITTERLE

Drama Club 2, 3

SYLVIA VALDEZ

Chorus 4

Cinco Queen 3

Home Room Rep. 3

Class Sec 4

Class V-P 1

Close-Up 4

Drama Club 4

G1rls State 3

Honor Society 3, 4

Porn 3

Spanish Club 3

Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4

Yearbook 4

JOHN RYAN Homecommg Kmg 4

BLAIR SAVILLE

Baseball 1, 2, 3

Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4

Boys State 3

Class President 1

Football 2

Model U.N. 4

DONNA SCHMIDT

JIM SHIELDS

Basketball 4

Class V-P 4

Close-Up 4

Drama Club 3

Honor Society 4

Model U.N. 4

JOE VALENZUELA

Baseball 3, 4

Basketball 3

Football 3, 4

GWEN WHEELER

Close-Up 4

Drama Club 4

Model U.N. 4

Span1sh Club 1, 2, 3

LENNY WILLIAMSON Transfer Student

MARGO WIMER

Chorus 4

Close-Up 4

Drama 2, 3, 4

Model U.N. 4

Honor Society 3

Porn 3, 4

Can you say these captions five times?

Friendly Frank's five fingers.

Muscled Mark and Bobby boy.

Brawny Brian's black rimmed specs

Four Funny fuddy duddies.

Todd's terrific topper.

Who told Molly that tin grins are in?

Sus1e Setzke's Sweet smile

Punch "Pickles" Parker's Paunch.

Andy, we thought we got rid of you last year?

Two's a couple

Or IS it?

Someone doesn't seem very interested.

Who won?

Sorry, I forgot to say cheese.

Andrew, are you hstenmg?

Seniors At Play

A

serious moment in Government? Free enterprise?

Girl's P.E. lockers Keep digging

Gee Bert!

Blair all natural.

A solemn group.

Sends Best Wishes to the Class of '81 and we hope the '80-'81 school year is the best ever.

Try Aj's for Breakfast (the Best in Chandler) lunch (Some Very Special Sandwiches,) and Dinner (Mexican Food with an Authentic Flavor.)

Paula Anderson

Todd Branson

Jolynn Ciraolo

Scott Ensle

Lisa Hegg

Bobby Langston

Pam Papaglia

Grace Martinez

Laura Pickard

Tom Pitterle

John Ryan

Blair Saville

Donna Schmidt

Jim Shields

Sylvia Valdez

Joe Valenzuela

Gwen Wheeler

Lenny Williamson

Margo Wimer