

1985 SETONIAN







ORIENTATION
The ' 84-' 85 school year at Seton begins, for upperclassmen as well as for incoming freshmen, with Orientation Days: receiving class schedules , hearing words of welcome from the principal and from student leaders; getting acquainted or re-acquainted; picking up books and supplies.
After Labor Day, confusion is at a minimum, and things start to settle down into the routine of school life at Seton.


SPIRIT WEEK
1984 Homecoming festivities began, as usual, with Spirit Week, featuring freshman slaves wearing unbecom i n g hairdos and unbecoming outfits, sporting embarrassing signs and performing embarrassing acts of servitude fo r senior masters for a day.

Later during Spirit Week, members of the Class of '85 offered themselves for sale as slaves to underclassmen, who willingly paid to have one or more seniors to wait on them, wearing ridiculous outfits and ridiculous hairdos.

As Spirit Week progressed, many Setonians, including staff members, displayed their school spirit on Hat Day, with a wide variety of unusual headgear.

An afternoon pep rally and the traditional evening bonfire concluded Spirit Week '84. As many participated in the gatherings, many more watched and cheered for volleyball and football players, Spirit Line, classmates, and Homecoming favorites.

HOMECOMING
Spirit Week culminated with Homecoming itself, as students and alumni shared the work and fun of finalizing banners and floats for the parade , cheering on the teams and the mounted Sentinel , witnessing the coronation of Queen Liz Ryan and King Chris Matta, and enjoying the Homecoming Dance.

JOG-A-THON
Replacing the Bike-a-Thon as a fundraising competition in 1985 was the Jog-a-Thon, with over half the student body participating on a very warm March day.

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ROUND - UP
The annual spring competition between cla sse s in ' 85 included checkers, the new " cookie machine ", Simon Says , running relay , obstacle cour s e , balloon toss , and volleyball. In these and other events , the seniors once again gained enough points to outdistance all other classes.

1985 FASHION SHOW
Seton's second annual Mother-Daughter Fashion Show and Luncheon featured a dozen students and four mothers, who modeled the latest fashions and accessories. The girls and ladies also displayed the results of hair, cosmetic, and color coordination makeovers.

FAITH COMMUNITY
The celebration of Mass at Seton involves the entire faith community, with administration, clergy and religious, lay faculty and staff, students, and even parents participating in the liturgy.

Besides daily Mass in the chapel, there were special liturgical gatherings throughont the year, including a Social Awareness Day Mass, with Bishop O ' Brien as celebrant; Masses on holy days; an Ash Wednesday service; the May Crowning; and Baccalaureate Mass for seniors.

CHORUS
Under the direction of Mrs. Mariner, the Singing Sentinels performed throughout the year, on campus and off. Highlights of the group's '84-'85 season included appearances at the Arizona State Fair, the state music conte t, the Phoenix Celebrate Youth Festival, and the Chandler City Christmas Tree lighting. In addition to singing at chool Masses, the fashion show, and graduation, the chorus hosted a concert each semester and provided choral music for both the Christmas and spring plays.

SETON DRAMA AND MUSIC DEPARTMENTS PRESENT TOYLAND
A MUSICAL CHRISTMAS ADVENTURE
DECEMBER 15 AND 16, 1984 CAST

Mrs. Piper
TABBI RODRIGUEZ (Understudy) BIANCA CANDELARIA
Mary Piper TRICIA RYAN (Understudy) ............ TRACY GONZALEZ
Barnaby Meiser II ........... JOE ANDERSON
Alan Webster WAYNE LOYDEN
Inspector Marmaduke ..... MICHAEL MAMARA
Mr. Herbert JAMES SANDOVAL
Toy Soldier Commander ..... SANDY SCOVILLE
Computerized Toy Soldiers : KATIE HOBBS SHANNON McPEEK
KIM KOVACH PHI FE PERCHA
Toy Clowns:
LIZ SHORT NICOLE YOZZO
Toy Shop Workers:
TERI ROSS
KATHY WETZEL
BIANACA CANDELARIA (Understudy}: T ABBI RODRIGUEZ
Officer Kelly CATHERINE GREGG
Officer Polanski . . . . NICOLE YOZZO
Piper Children/ Mother Goose Characters :
Heidi: TERESA ALEJANDRO
Jack: STEPHANIE BALISTRERI
Jill: CLAUDINE PERCHA
Miss Muffet : ANDREA DURIS
Bobby Shaftoe : SUSAN FISCHRUP
Cinderella: TRACY GONZALEZ
Hansel: JESSICA MOORE
Gretel: ANNE MARIE HERMOSILLO
Snow White : TERESA HERMOSILLO
Alice : MAURA McDONALD
Red Riding Hood : GUADALUPE VERDUGO
Goldilocks : MISCHEL WIRTHMAN
Bo-Peep: BEVERLY YOCHES
Christmas Chorale: SETON SINGING SENTINELS
Director: MRS ELIZABETH MARINER

SINGING COCKNEYS :
Richard Guerra
Anthony

Kelly O ' Horo
Liz Short
SINGER-DANCERS
Stephanie Balistreri
Jennifer Campbell
Maria Elena Gaiser
Richard Guerra
Anita Heath
Alberto Holguin
Kellea Lyon s
Ad eli ta Mendoza
Anthony Mendoza
Kelly O ' Horo
Marc Olivier
] ulie Segard
Liz Short
Kristin Smith
Amy Sullivan
Kelly Well s
Ni cole Yozzo
DIRECTOR : Mr s Elizabeth Mariner , M M

CAST
Eliza Doolittle:
MARIA ELENA GAISER; T ABBI RODRIGUEZ
Henry Higgins
JAMES SANDOVAL
Colonel Pickering :
MICHAEL MAMARA
Alfred P Doolittle: RALPH CHANDOS
Jamie: AMPY LEE
Bartender; Harry.
PAT BARRETT
Mr s. Higgins
TRACY GONZALEZ
Freddy Eynsford-Hill
WAYNE LOYDEN
Mr s. Eynsford-Hill: KATHIE WETZEL
Mr s Pearce · ADELITA MENDOZA
Servants
STEPHANIE BALISTRERI , ALBERTO HOLGUIN , MARC OLIVIER, KELLY O ' HORO , LIZ SHORT, AMY SULLIVAN, NICOLE YOZZO
Buskers
KIM KOVACH , LIZ SHORT, NICOLE YOZZO
Lord Boxington :
ANN-MARIE HERMOSILLO
Lady Boxington
TERESA HERMOSILLO
Zoltan Karpathy· SANDY SCOVILLE
Queen of Tran s ylvania : SHANNON McPEEK
Greek Ambassador :
PHIFE PERCHA
Ambassador 's Wife , Maid : TRICIA RYAN
Flower Girl
KATIE HOBBS
Constable:
JESSICA MOORE
Mr s. Hopkins: BIANCA CANDELARIA
Chauffeur
CLAUDINE PERCHA
Reginald
MAURA McDONALD
Bystander I: TERI ROSS
Bystander II : ANDREA DURIS
Selsey Man
BEVERLY YOCHES
Hoxton Man : SUSAN FISHRUP
First Cockney: MAURA McDONALD
Second Cockney·
KIM KOVACH
Third Cockney : GUADALUPE VERDUGO
Fourth Cockney: MISCHEL WIRTHMAN
Footman: DEBBIE ANDERSON
" THE RAIN IN SPAIN" "JUST YOU WAIT' " THE ASCOT GAVOTTE" "ON THE STREET WHERE YOU LIVE "
STUDENT COUNCIL
Ernest Lee, junior class president
Liz Short, freshman class president
Theresa Valdez , Student Council vicepresident
Teri Lopes , Student Council president
Freddy Contreras, senior class president
Nick Arnone, sophomore class president (not pictured: Pat Barrett, Student Council secretary-treasurer)

ACADEMIC BOWL
Sister Patricia moderator
Mary Ann Falcosky freshman
Debbie Eubanks senior
Valerie Mamara sophomore
john Kempker
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M ary Therese Ryan sophomore
joel Ahles senior
Kerri Kavanagh sophomore
M ike Thompson senior
Ampy Lee senior
Ernie Friend senior
FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB

CLOSE - UP
SETON 'S 1985 VISITORS TO WASHINGTON , D,C (clockwise from lower left}
Mary Rosales s enior
Mary Katherine Fairbank s sent or
Mr Carl Ladensack moderator
Debbie Eubank s senior
Ampy Lee senior
SOCIAL AWARENESS COMMITTEE


NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY



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THE CLASS OF '88
CLASS OFFICE RS: Liz Short, presiden t ; Tracy Gonzalez, secretary-treasurer, Aaron Barbosa , vicepresident




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REBECCA SALTER BRYAN SEMINARA

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MANDIE SLUNDER AMY SULLIVAN
ELIZABETH SHORT KRISTIN SMITH
JENNIFER VALENZUELA
SCOTT THOMPSON GUADALUPE VERDUGO
ERIC VILLAVERDE
TIM WINTER

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CLASS OFFICERS: Eleanor Brice, vice-president; Ernest Lee, president; Laura Solis, secretarytreasurer







JOEL HOWARV AHLES
PAULA ERICKA AUSTIN
PATRICK R. BARRETT
MARGARITO BENAVIDEZ
MICHAEL ALFREV BRIERE
MERCI E. BllELNA
THERESA M. BUELNA
FREVVY CONTRERAS
CAROLYN MARIE CONWAY
MELISSA ANN COWVREY
IVAN RAY ENOS
VEBRA L. EUBANKS
MARY KATHERINE FAIRBANKS
JOE R. ESTRAVA
ANNETTE M. FETTIG
JOSEPH ERNEST FRI ENV
EVA ANGELINA GONZALEZ
CANVIVO GUEVARA
VONNA MARIE GUTIERREZ
VAVIV HAROLV JOHNSON
ALEXIS SALLIE KENT
MICHAEL KONRAV LANGE
AMPARITO AURORA LEE
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THERESA R. MARTINEZ
CHRISTOPHER VAVIV MATTA
MICHELLE YVONNE MIKUS
VANIEL PATRICK MILLER
KELLY VAVIV MINER
ARTEMISA MARIA MOW
MICHAEL PATRICK PLUMMER
TANIA ANN REIV
GREG JOSEPH RODRIGUEZ
MARY HELEN ROSALES
ELIZABETH ANN RYAN
CYNTHIA MARIE SHARKEY
MICHAEL WILLIAM THOMPSON
MICHAEL ANTHONY TREVIZO
THERESA MICHELLE VALVEZ
MARIA LUCIA VEGA
VftWN MARIE WALKER
MICHAEL THOMAS WHITE

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I' M T HINKIN G OF PA U LA AND RI C KY, AND OF C O U RS l:. OF LI ZZY AND PA UL, THE FRESHMAN COUPLES AND HEARTA C HES, CAN YOU REM EMBER THEM AL U OF P E SECOND HOUR, AND M cCARTHY YELLING , " MAKE THAT FIVE ' AND HOW WE THOUGHT WE ' D NEVER MAKE IT THROUGH FRES HMAN YEAR ALI V E WHO COULD FORGET MR MARTIN 'S DETENTIONS , OR SISTER LYIN G DOWN THE FLOOR ?
ON MY PAPER THERE ARE 5 0 FEW MEMORIES , IN MY HEART THERE AR E SO MAN Y MORE
SOPHOMORE YEAR CAME QUICKLY AND THERE WAS SO MU C H MORE TO DO , MORE FOOTBALL GAMES AND DANCES AND YES , A NEW CO U PLE OR TWO AMPY LEE WENT OUT WITH A TIGER AND MORE THAN ONE G IRL WENT OUT WITH A " JOE
MICHAEL AND DAWN MARIE STARTED DATING AND NEW FRIENDS HIPS WERE STARTING TO GROW
IT WAS THE YEAR OF THE LAST TOURNEY IN SELIGMAN AND THE LAST YEAR ON WILLIAMS FIELD ROAD
LI S A READ A SPEECH THAT MADE EVERYONE C RY AND IT WA S TIME FOR NEW OATS TO BE SOWED
AT THE NEW SCHOOL THERE WERE NEW JUNIORS WHO WERE READY TO SET A NEW PACE , BUT ALONG CAME BROTHER DAN WITH HIS " MINUS POINTS AND HE PUT US ALL IN OUR PLACE
IT WAS A YEAR OF A LOT OF NEW CHANGES , WITH BROTHER TIM LEADING THE WAY AND OUR JUNIOR RETREAT IT WAS SO NEAT! WE WORE OUR CROSSES EVERY DAY OUR BASKETBALL TEAM TOOK A TRIP TO BRADSHAW AND WON THE TOURNEY ALL RIGHT
BUT THE BUS BROKE DOWN , ERNIE WAS SUCH A CLOWN , AND THE TEAM AND I SAT THERE ALL NIGHT
PROM CAME AT THE END OF THE YEAR AND EVERYONE LOOKED SO GOOD AND GRADUATION CAME FOR THE SENIORS ASK PAT TO TELL ABOUT IT {IF HE COULD!)
THEN TOO SOON IT WAS OUR LAST YEAR , AND RESPONSIBILITIES WERE PILED ON THICK THOSE CAREFREE DAYS WITH SISTER JOAN HAD ALL DISAPPEARED TOO QUICK THERE WAS ANGER AND FIGHTING AND BITTERNESS EVEN THROUGH THE SENIOR RETREAT
BUT THE DUST SETTLED DOWN AND WE ALL CAME AROUND, AND NOW OUR SPIRIT CAN 'T BE BEAT!
I M THINKING OF ALL THE FRIENDSHIPS AND OF ALL THE TIME THAT HAS PASSED : OF FREDDY AND DONNA SCORING TWO , OF MATTA RUNNING ONE THROUGH , THOSE MEMORIES THAT WILL ALWAYS LAST HERE 'S TO WOOFY , TEX AND WEVA , TO TRAMPY AND DIPPY AND TOY'
THE WEDAS AND THE FATTIES WHO'VE MADE OUR FOUR YEARS A JOY'
WE' VE ALL HAD OUR SHARE OF HEARTACHES , OF DISAPPOINTMENTS AND THE BLUES, BUT WE ' VE MADE IT TOGETHER - THEY'RE SETTING US FREE, AND WE ALL KNOW THAT'S GOOD NEWS'
HERE' S TO THE PROMS, THE ROUND UPS THE HOMECOMINGS , THE PARTIES WHERE EVERYONE WENT WILD
THE GROWING UP , BECOMING A YOUNG ADULT WHEN I STILL WANTED TO BE A CHILD
YOU KNOW , I HAVENT MADE AS MANY FRIENDS AS 10 LIKE TO AND MY GRADES WERENT ALWAYS SO GREAT.
I'M KIND OF SCARED OF COLLEGE AND MY NEW FRIENDS WILL BE SECOND RATE
I CAN 'T IMAGINE MY LIFE WITHOUT SETON OR WITHOUT ANY OF YOU , I GUESS THAT'S WHY THIS FINAL GOODBYE IS SUCH A HARD THING TO DO
- Debbie Eubank s Cla ss of ' 85FACULTY AND STAFF

SR. PATRICIA BEGGY, S.C. Attendance Officer; Instructor in Reading, Foods, Clothing; Academic Bowl Moderator

SR. CONSUELO PACHECO, S.C. Instructor in Art
SR. MARIE THERESA RISCHEL, S.C. Instructor in Algebra II, Geometry, and Calculus; Freshman Class Advisor; Social Awareness Committee Moderator
SR. FRANCES HOLLAND, S.C. Instructor in Spanish
SR. JOAN MARIE MADDEN, S.C. Registrar; Instructor in U.S. History, Religion II; National Honor Society Moderator

MRS ELIZABETH MARINER, M.M.
Director of Music and Drama; Instructor in Choral Music, Music Theory, Drama, Speech, and English I

MRS MYRNA MERKEL Instructor in Typing and Computers
MR. WILLIAM MARINER
School Librarian : Audio-Visual Coordinator; Instructor in Latin I, Latin II, journalism; Moderator of Yearbook and School Newspaper
MR. KEVIN McCARTHY
Dean of Students, Instructor in Government and Free Enterprise, Football and Baseball Coach; Athletic D1rector
MRS. MARY MARRINANMENCHACA Instructor in Spanish and French; Arizona History; Semor Class Advisor ; Foreign Language Club Moderator
MR DAVID RICHARD Instructor in Math , Biology General Science, and Chemistry; Sophomore Class Advisor










THE YEAR IN SPORTS

VARSITY VOLLEYBALL
6 Wins , 9 Losses
5 Wins , 7 Losses in League
5th Place in B-West
Most Valuable Player: Crystal Valenzuela
Most Valuable on Offense: Liz Ryan
Most Valuable on Defense
Theresa Martinez
Coaches ' Award Winner : Theresa Brice
JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL
11 Wins, 3 Losses
9 Wins, 3 Losses in League
Most Valuable Player :
Teri Ross
Coaches' Award Winner:
Lisa Peters
VARSITY GIRLS' BASKETBALL
12 Wins, 10 Losses
6 Wins, 6 Losses in League
2nd Place in B-West
Most Valuable Player: Donna Gutierrez
Most Valuable on Offense: Crystal Valenzuela
Most Valuable on Defense : Theresa Brice
Coaches' Award Winner:
Mary Ann Falcosky
JUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS ' BASKETBALL
7 Wins, 3 Losses
5 Wins, 1 Loss in League
Most Valuable Player: Valerie Mamara
Coaches' Award Winner:
Nicole Harrison
VARSITY SOFTBALL
9 Wins, 8 Losses
8 Wins, 2 Losses in League
2nd Place in B-West
Most Valuable Player:
Theresa Martinez
Most Valuable on Offense: Donna Gutierrez
Most Valuable on Defense:
Crystal Valenzuela
Coaches' Award Winner:
T ricia Gummel
VARSITY FOOTBALL
2 Wins, 5 Losses, 1 Tie
2 Wins, 3 Losses in League
4th Place in B- West
Most Valuable Player: Chris Gummel
Most Valuable on Offense : Chris Gummel
Most Valuable on Defense : Mike Eubanks
Coaches ' Award Winner: Pat Barrett
VARSITY BOYS' BASKETBALL
10 Wins , 12 Losses
4 Wins , 8 Losses in League
2nd Place in B-West
Most Valuable Player : Freddy Contreras
Most Valuable on Offense: Freddy Contreras
Most Valuable on Defense: Scott Seminara
Coaches ' Award Winner: Geoff Wolf
JUNIOR VARSITY BOYS' BASKETBALL
4 Wins, 12 Losses
4 Wins, 8 Losses in League
Most Valuable Player: Mike Chadwick
Coaches ' Award Winner: Dennis Zapke
VARSITY BASEBALL
11 Wins , 12 Losses
8 Wins, 5 Losses in League
2nd Place in League
Most Valuable Player: Chris Gummel
Most Valuable on Offense: Pat Barrett
Most Valuable on Defense: Mike Trevizo
Coaches ' Award Winner: Greg Rodriguez
SPIRIT LINE
Best All - Around: Ampy Lee
Most Spirited : Teri Lopes
Most Improved : Rindi Wilson
Outstanding JV: Jennifer Campbell
FOOTBALL

VOLLEYBALL

GIRLS' BASKETBALL

BOYS" BASKETBALL

BA SEBALL



JUNIOR VARSITY CHEER SQUAD
Sophomore
ROCHELLE
SABAL
Sophomore
JENNIFER
CAMPBELL
Sophomore
TERESA
MARTINEZ
Freshman
JENNIFER
MIKEL
SPIRIT LINE

SETON SPORTS STANDOUTS

FOOTBALL, 1984
All-State First Team Defense:
Chris Gummel
All-State First Team Offense :
Chris Gummel
All-State Second Team Defense:
Pat Barrett
All-Conference First Team Defense:
Chris Gummel; Pat Barrett
All-Conference First Team Offense :
Chris Gummel
All-Conference Second Team Defense:
Mike Eubanks; Frank Gonzalez
All-Conference Second Team Offense:
Mark Bustos; Rudy Vega
B-West Offensive Player of the Year:
Chris Gummel
BOYS' BASKETBALL, 1984-85
All-State Honorable Mention:
Freddy Contreras
All-Conference First Team:
Freddy Contreras
All-Conference Second Team:
Candido Guevara
BASEBALL, 1985
All-Conference First Team:
Chris Gummel
All-Conference Second Team:
Pat Barrett; David Johnson; Mike Trevizo
Kevin McCarthy: Football, Baseball, Athletic Director
Br. Dan Casey: Junior Varsity Boys' Basketball
Frank Menchaca: Football Assistant, Weightlifting
Grace Martinez: Softball Assistant
Tom Mamara: Volleyball, Girls' Basketball, Softball
VOLLEYBALL, 1984
All-Conference First Team:
Crystal Valenzuela
All-Conference Second Team :
Liz Ryan
GIRLS ' BASKETBALL, 1984-85
All-Conference First Team:
Crystal Valenzuela
All-Conference Second Team:
Theresa Brice
SOFTBALL, 1985
All-Conference Second Team:
Crystal Valenzuela; Tricia Gummel
Paul Colton: Varsity Boys' Basketball
David Walker: Football Assistant, Baseball Assistant
A vel Mendoza: Baseball Assistant
Mary Ford: Spirit Line
1984-85 COACHING STAFF


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Corner of Dobson & Elliott

Joe Martinez, '65
Mary Palomino, 1 66
Carmen Sanchez, I 68
George Martinez, I 68
Paul Martinez, '70
Robert Martinez, 1 71
Cecilia Martinez, '72
Olivia Mendoza, '73
Mary Ann Gonzalez, '7 5
Carlos Martinez, '76
Rosie Lopez, '78
Margie Brady, 1 79
Grace Martinez, '81
Theresa Martinez, '85


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The students of Seton High School dedicate this annual to Mr. Carl Ladensack, who has been teacher, counselor, and confidant to many, friend and model to all.

We thank Mr. Ladensack for his three years of dedication to the Seton community and we wish him the best in his future endeavors.




