1987

CLASSIC (klas ik) adj 1 of the highest class; being a model of its kind; excellent; standard; authoritative; established. 2 . of or having a style that is balanced, formal, objectine, restrained, regular, simple, etc. 3 famous or well known, esp, as being traditional or typical. 4. continuing in fashion because of its simple style -Webster's New World Dictionary n- 1. the 19861987 Setonian

We chose this theme for our 1986-1987 yearbook because we hoped to capture the mood of life at Seton as it will happen in our memories years from now. We hope that in looking through these pages of high school fun, sharing, laughter, and tears, your memories of these times will live on vividly as something that will never go out of style, because they are a part of you.

Through changes that took place at Seton this year, our school w1ll grow to become "a model of its k.nd" and the spirit and pride we take 1n all aspects of our school life will continue to rise. As Seton grew together in spirit this year, we also grew physically, acquinng three new buildings, a few more students, and the coveted accredition.

We sincerely hope that the memones enclosed in this book will hold the meaning of class1c for you, as they did for us in putt1ng them together

Michael Led1ngton wonders about Brian Faber ' s new pOSitiOn

Mary There se, Shaney , Crysta l, Amy , Deana , and Anita representing the senior class

Above : Freshmen ' s "Seton " spirit banner Below : Seton students show the1r Jeans

TI-l£ YEAR

"ThiS year has been full of many surpnses and changes and I'll be evero more surpnsed when our gym's dono "

• N•col Harroson, )Unoor page 5

ACTMT!ft

The past year has been full of many more spmted actrv•hes than my Iormor years and I hope that all other actMI•es are JUSI as lun • Ronn.e Del R1o, sophomore. p 12

ORGANIZATIONt

"Organ•zat•ons are a key to SU<..Oess •n •fe One gets a feeling of accompliShment through onvolvement "

• Liz Short, 1umor, p. 20

tEN!ORt

"I as a sen10r can say for our class that we were very happy together and very glad that we had thiS family

Joe Turner scnoor, p 30

"From my older froends whO go to publiC schoolS, I heard that fresh· men year would be the worst At Seton, It wasn't"

-Lon Slunder, freshmen, p 36

ATI-ll£ TIC£

"AcademiCS 1sn't the only part of hiQh school AthletiCS helps us to grow and mature, and teaches us d•sc•phne"

-Tommy sen1or p. 56

FACULTY

"Each teacher hopes not only to 1mpart knowledge to the student but a set of values and 1deals that the student can trve by and Sh1ne for "

• Mr Mulhn. faculty p. 76

For the past four years Brother Timothy Smyth has been the pnnc1pal of our school. He 1s very ded1cated to the educat1on of the students at Seton. Semor Joyce H1cks says, "He's very dow'l to earth and easy to get along w1th " Freshman Cathy Marrs commented, ' He's pretty cool. I'll miss h1m." Mr Anthony reflected, "Br Ttm IS a good admm1strator and understands the business in runn1ng a school " Br Tim has been a member of the Christ1an Brothers smce July of 1963 He became a brother because he felt it was h1s vocallon in I fe. Good luck m the future. The 1986-87 SetonIBn Class1c Yearbook IS dedicated to you

A CLAtt!C LOOK AT tETON !-IIG!-1

The students of Seton High have experienced many new changes m this 1986-1987 school year. With the arnval of many new faculty members as well as the freshmen class. the family spirit of Seton has been enhanced. Not only has the family increased, but so has the size of the campus. The additton of four new classrooms, and a computer room have given the students a change of scenery from the older classrooms Mr Manner has found a new home in the library whrch was completed before the beginning of the school year, and Father Lorig no longer has to hold mass outsrde, the student body now gathers for mass rnside the new cafeteria. Although all these changes occurred, Seton still holds onto its "classic" fam1ly untty.

Below· The g1rls' varsity basketball team wants to go "ALL THE WAY"!!

Above : Gathering for monthly masses is just a part of our school life

Above : Seton's new cafeteria Below: Chns Ma1er and company

Underclassmen Memones

"The black wtdow tn Kr slin's locke

Rosanna Ashby

"Chns Chavez and Ralph Her a tn I he locker together " - Mtke Ga p r

• M o<e Gaspan throw!' o4 the lock er room tn hts JOCk strap " - Chr Wolff

"A cockroach tn my sandwtch' Kn

lin McHugh

"Marc Ohvter tmttat g Tom Crutse "' hts underwear at the Youth Rally' Vtctor Bontlla

Proud Seton parents show their support for senior athletes at the 1986 Homecoming game (above) James Johnson. Eddoe Baldenegro and Tommy Ramorez get together (belOw) Brandon Kernen and Roman Gomez gove each other encouragement. (nght) The Seni()(S are en)Oyong College VISitatoon Day

(above) Reg1na Hayes looks thrilled at initiation (below) Don Shepard sings to the French classes Tom Booth leads singing at a liturgy.

(above) The Senior Class really gets down at the bon fire (below) A quiet place to get away from it all. (bottom) Danny Rael and Mike Balthazor are eager to sell chocolate

October

(above left) The Activities Calen· dar was full throughout the year w1th many new and old events: (above) Monica Gaiser reads an insptrational book during her re· treat: (far left) Freshmen girls gath· er at their table during break: (left) The statue of Mary watches over us all; (bottom left) Les Rees reads over his Journalism class' finished product: (bottom right) Why is this man smiling?

19871

ltfc here at Seton goes muct"l further tharo what we are taught about 1n the classroom f:xtra· CUrriCUlar aCtiVIties help US tO learn much t"lrough rands-on mvotvemerot, whtch t>elps .JS to have fun as well as learromg somet'lmg at the seme ttme Many students are also mvolved tn the many sports here at Se· ton Guys can choose between football In the fatl, basketball m the wtnter, baseball or track tro the spnng. or all of them If t"ley choose Gtrts can play volley· ball, basketball, sohball or track also Students here also have the opportt nty to part Cl pate tn the wtde of clubs. Nat onal Honor Society for those of us who are academt cally tnchned. Model UN. for those of us who would hke to learn about world tssues. Year book for those who want to put togett>er our school's book, Soctal Awareness Club for those who want to be socially aware, and pep club for those who want to be pepped up a btl Extra-cur•tcular ac!lvlt•es are and should be a part of all of our tves.

What do you remember most about thts school year?

"Dodg ng Freshman I 1tlal10n " -T M Mathes

"When 1 rear ended the lady tn the parkmg lot " - Melissa Wtlson

'Stealing pretzels from Mr Novy's pretzel Jar " - Jem Campbell

"Mr Mullin's sex educatton class " Julie Nowak

"Gelling stuck m the desert for three hours on HomecomIng day " - Amy Semtnara and Tncta Gummel

"Losmg a football game 63-0 to Ajo" - Steve Yoshimura

"When I ftrst rea' zed my enormous muscles." - Rachel C.

On Career Day Sheri Kempke talks about physical therapy Debt, Monica. Lyn, Nicole, and Chnsti keep thetr fingers crossed hoping for a ptcture

The girls' varstty basketball team recetves a special .or a :::.l ccessful game "Oh Mike, you're soooo funny!", says his best buddy, Bart.

Some walk, some ride bikes. some dnve cars, some take the bus, but Chris Maier "mo- Maryael Obregon smiles because she loves being at Seton

peds"

(above) Enc Villaverde and his pal Sean McKenna have a great time play1ng around m the off1ce (below) The Juniors Stng and help the best way they can to lead us allm song as part of the liturgical group

Brother Casey as Edmund Rice perform1ng h1s one-man play (Center) Angie watches as Donna Madrid displays her talent. (below) Mike Gaspari enjoys a httle tour around campus on his borrowed transportation

Special occasions at Seton High add class and spirit to all. Youth days, homecoming, prom. and other activities give students a chance to relax and have fun, while the teachers recuperate and catch their breath. Although these activities are organized by few, performed by many, they benefit all.

Above· Is this a new student? Below· Homecoming King and Queen

Assembly for the candy sale captures the attention of all

Above : Just a little further! Below Youth day brings smiles

f/OM£COMING W££K

Above : Danny Rael and Rochelle Sabal, King and Queen

Above ; The football team " Congratulates" one another after the Homecoming win over Babo

At the bonfire , students climb aboard to get a view of the crackling blaze

Above : In a pep rally game students scramble to find their shoes

At the pep rally before the game, the students gather to get "pepped up " Eddte and Tommy giving each other a "spirit week"

Thts year the Juntor-Senror PROM was held at the Mesa Vo- Tech Ballroom on Satu·day. May 9, 1987 at mne p.m. The room was decorated tn the prom colors of blue and Stiver. and the theme was. "A Ttme To Remember." A balloon sptral ctrcled the 0 J 's record table, and blue and s .ver balloon "trees" made a lovely center prece for the tables. The lighted cethng was covered wtth dangling balloons and the "waterfall" punch bowl added class to the evenrng The Juntors out-did themselves thts year by gtvtng all a spectal treat Chocolate covered strawbernes, and other frutt, along wttn cheese and cooktes tl"lpressed all.

Factng page : Top left: The delictous food Top nght: D J s prepared themselves for the evening Bottom left : The center ptece tn prom colors Mrddle : The enttre ballroom Bottom : PROM attenders enJoying the night Thts page: Top left : Booklets and garders await for thetr owners Top right : The " waterfall" punch bowl. Mtddle left· Dancers swtnging to the tunes

Middle right: Before look at the room Right All enjoying a "classy evening "

Round-up IS that t1me of year when classes get to compete m a held day to see who's Number One. Th1s year the sen1ors did it aga1n, but 11 was still closer then ever w1th the jumors hot on their tail Events ranged from the balloon toss, Jellybean race and we1ghthfllng, to t he traditional cook1e machme, S1mon Says, and everyone's all-t1me favor 1te, the Tug-of War

Above : Cyclists line up at the starting po1nt under Mr Richard . Left: Jun1ors defend their goal from the freshmen during earthball.

Above : Sophomores attempt to win the jellybean race. Below· Freshmen struggle from the seniors during Tug-of-War.

Left: Spectators look amazed as the sophomores win the Tugof-War.

CINCO D£ MAYO: A CLAttiC TRADITION

Above : Amy and Mrs Seminara work at the 50/50 Raffle Ticket Booth

Below: Knights of Colombus escort the Cinco Queen candidates

Cmco de Mayo has become a classic trad t1on here at Seton, commemoratmg the Mex1can defeat of the Frerch The two-day fest1val 1s the school's pnmary fund ra1s1ng event and features hve entertamment, Mex1can foods, raffles. danc1ng. games. and the select1on of a Cmco queen

Below : Marisol Perez challenges a worthy opponent.

A PRAY£RFfJL L/Ff It L£D AT tETON

Brother Haas shares a hug with a friend Seton students create a human rosary during Rosary Sunday

(above) Mike Reynolds and Mike Ledington prepare the music for the school mass (below right) Elizabeth Ann Seton as displayed in the school chapel

(above) Mrs R1ch reads from the scnptures during the faculty's weekly morn ing mass

Liturgy is a part of bringing the family atmosphere here at Seton closer together. Masses are celebrated with the entire student body at least once a month, and every weekday morning at 7:45 for those who wish to begin their day with the Eucharist. The liturgy Committee is a big part of both the planning and the singing at the monthly masses Those on the committee include Stephanie Balisteri, Mike Ladington, Julie Rael, Lisa Valenzuela, Melissa Winders, Regina Hayes, Valerie Honor, Becky Buzan. Cait Estes-Gonzales, Ken Mendez, Mauricio Crespo, and Mark Alcala. Mrs. Fraser helped in coordinating the singing group, while several members of the faculty also lent their voices, includIng Mrs. Rich, Sr. Joan Marie, Br. Gabe, Mrs. Collins. and Mr. Richard on guitar. They all helped make our Masses a joyful celebration!

(above) Elizabeth Kossler embraces a friend (below) Father Doug Lorig reads the gospel at morning Mass

Charina and Teresa share friendship at the sign of peace

Father Doug ratses the host at a school liturgy while faculty members, acting as Eucharistic Mtmsters

Organizations are very Important to Seton H1gh They ., p mvolvmg students m the1r school. and they make h1gh scllool fe more fun-filled Probably the most Important organ,zallon IS t Yearbook Stall because w1thout 11 you would not have ·a yea full of memones" to ponder over, and you wou dn't be readmg th lase natmg art1cle r1ght nowl Countless hours of hard work w 1 mto prodUcing thiS "CLASSIC YEARBOOK ' JUSt for you, so we hope that you w1 I enJOY 11.

Above: The result of KZZP's food drive.

Top Row: Add manager Becky Hobbs, Lyn Bafaro, Co-editor Bart Nigro, Cathy Marrs, Co-editor Karen Marie Kaliski, and Mary Ann

Falcosky Front · Advisor Mrs. White, Mary Gidcumb, Katie Hobbs, Susan Ochocki, and Photo editor Kate Kavanagh

tTUD£NT COUNCIL LfADt Tf/£ WAY.

Student counct has had many actlvtttes throughout the year They ktcked the year off wtth a dance tn September Followtng that. tn October, tl-tey coordtnated the many class events dunng Sptrtt Week. In November they had a Blood Dnve. They followed that December with a canned food dnve. We missed them tn January, but they p1cked rtght up m February and March wtth the Town Ha' meetmgs. In Aprtl they sponsored the competttrve day called Round Up. To ftntsh off the year they sponsored the MORP dance We owe much to our Student Council for all the hard work and countless hours they grve to student body of our precrous high school, Seton High.

Kim La Cava, Tom Slattery, Amy Sem1nara, and Kat1e Hobbs ask, "Are you my type?"

Student Council officers. Amy Seminara, Katie Hobbs, and Deanna Villenueva lead the school. Br. Gabe directs the councrl's meetings with pride

Top row · Shaney Schumacher, Phil Smith, Steve Yoshimura, and Tom Mathes. Second row: Lori Gummel, Amy Seminara, Tom Slattery, Tricia Gummel, and Ronnie Del Rio. Third row: Mary Ann Falcosky, Karen Kalrski, Rindi Wilson, and Regina Hayes Fourth row: Deanna Villenueva,

Katie Hobbs, Cara Passerella, Becky Hobbs, and Sabrina Yanez. Front row· Crystal Valenzuela, Nicole Harrison, Barb Petrol, Rachel Campos, Ktm La Cava, and Cait Gonzalez. 21

OFRC£Rt:

As the year went by our class offrcers' contnbutrons, such as therr wr .ngness to serve therr school, therr selfless dedrcatron, and therr nterest •n the well be ng of the Seton students, magn fred the attempt to bnng about the famrly hke relallonshrps among the students. We congratulate them on a JOb well done As the years pass on. we hope the future class offrcers are as great as that of the 1986-1987 school year We offer a specral thanks to Gabe for hrs support and encouragement rn helpmg each class perform to the best of therr abrhtres

Class members are called upon to offer !herr opinion in decrdmg on the new schedule.

Junror offrcers: Homeroom Reps Gait Gonzalez. Becky Hobbs. and Nicole Harrison, Sec./Tres., Karen Marie Kaliski, Pres , Mary Ann Falcosky, and V-P, Barb Petrol.

Below : Brinqinq classes closer together at Pep Rallies is just one of the tasks done.

Senior officers: Pres., Tricia Gummel, V-P, macher, and Sec./Tres Sabrina Yanez.

Sophomore officers: Homeroom Rep , Ronnie Del Rio, Pres. Phil Smith, and V-P, Tom Slattery Homeroom Rep , Campos, and Sec./Tres , Lori Gummel.

Freshmen officers: V-P, Kim La Cava, Pres , Steve Yoshrmura. and Sec./Tres., Cara Passarella

MOOfl U.N. AND !OCtAL AWARfNf!!

Model U N . composed of s1x mefTIbers learn about the governments of many different countnes The members themselves set up a government for a g ven country and debate about soc1al 1ssues. and problems

Soc1al Awareness led by M• Reiner, IS an organ1zat1on that spends 1ts tu11e bnng.ng soc1a 1ssues to the campus for the student body to learn about They sponsored Soc1al Just1ce Day and the Harvest Dance

Left to right : Mrs White, Katie Kavanagh, Anita Heath, Curtis Otto, Bart Nigro, Kerri Kavanagh, and Mary Terese Ryan

This is " where they're at."

Kerri Kavanagh introduces a speaker

Guest speaker informs the students of many press.ng issues

Julie Eubanks, Kerri Kavanagh, Mr Reiner. Shannon McPeek, and Tara Kernen

NATIONAL !-IONOR !OCI£TY

The National Honor Soc1ety is a nat1onwide organization. Students ma1nta1nmg a h1gh grade po1nt average. and show qualities of leadership ard service in their first two years are eligible for induction. Th1s takes place dunng the students' Sophomore year For the penod of one year these newly mducted members. who are on probation, take part in the activ1t1es of the organ1zallon. The students are 1nvolved 1n tutonng others. collecting cans for the scholarship fund, a:1d plannmg an Easter party for the children •n Bapchule. The probat1on penod 1s over m the students' Junior year when they become full members of the NHS. receivmg a memberShip card. For three years these students uphold the qualities of scholarsh p, serv1ce. leadership, and character, and in their Sen1or year they rece1ve a pin s1gn1fy1ng hard work and dedication to such an 1mportant organization. "I pledge myself to uphold the h1gh purposes of the National Honor Soc1ety to wh1ch I have been elected: I will be true to the pnnciples for which 11 stands: I w1ll mamta1n and encourage h1gh standards of scholarship, service. leadership, and character " We salute. w1th pride. the members of the NHS for the1r somet1mes unnoticed abilit1es of strengthening the1r qualitieS, and for tak1ng great stndes in themselves to be the best they can be.

Ceremony leaders prepare for the induction.

Sophomores receive candles during the induction.

First row: Tony Sabat, Geoff Wolf, Mike Reynolds, Bob Adlhoch, and Victor Huggins.

Second row: Angie Isaac, Shaney Schumacher, Brian Faber, Tricia Gummel, Amy Seminara, and Sr Joan Marie Madden. Third row: Mary Ann Falcosky, An1ta Heath, Kerri Kavanagh, Danny Rael, Shannon McPeek,

and Karen Marie Kaliski. Fourth row · Elizabeth Short , Marisol Perez, Bart Nigro, Stephanie Richard , and Rochelle Sabal. Front row : Jennifer Campbell , Crystal Valenzuela Tara Kernen , Becky Hobbs, Katie Hobbs and Mary Terese Ryan

Victor Huggins receives h1s membership card from Sr. Joan Marie Madden.

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At the end of each month our JOurnalISm class puts out our school paper, The Seton Spot' te The hard working JOUP1a sts. led by Mr Manner, do all they can to put out tre best newspaper they know how The paper IS f ed w1th fascmatmg art1cles. columns such as, "I have th1s problem ", and the "Hats off to " sect1on Our students have d1flerent comments about the paper One sa1d "Its okay, I hke the art1cles about the act1v1t1es, then 1 don't have to part1C1pate 1n them." Another sa1d, "I like 11 I hke to know what's gomg or and how th1ngs turn out " Those who read the Spot lite have enJoyed 11 very much and we thank you, JOUrnalists. for keepmg us "up to date"

We owe a b1g round of applause to the Pep Club for the1r sp1nt and rowdiness at the athletiC act1v111es here at Seton The moderator of the Pep Club, Mrs. Wh1te, has put her t1me and effort 1nto mak1ng the Pep Club what 11 IS today. From football to basketball. then onto baseba' they were there by the s1de helpmg build the conf1dence of the players. and boostmg the morale of the fans

Top row · Tom Slattery, Chris Wilkey , M1ke Chadwick, Tom Mathes. and Mr Manner Second row· Lon Slunder, N1ck Arnone, Stephanie A1rey. Les Rees. and Danielle Mailho1t. First row : Sharon Sudano, Johanna Casey, Enn Brown. Julia Gonzalez, Becky Buzan. and Shen Buzan

Nick Arnone, Senior, works diligently on his journalism article in our new library

Top row: Crystal Valenzuela, Tricia Gummel, Amy Sem1nara, Shaney Schumacher, Mary Terese Ryan. Nicole Harrison, Mary Ann Falcosky, Sabnna Yanez. Second row : Shawn Mahon, Marisol Perez. Kat1e Hobbs, Mehshea Kovach Third row: Danyel Wright, Jennifer Valenzuela, Kelly

Liedman. Becky Hobbs. Cathy Marrs. Michelle Vigil , and Lyn Bafaro Fourth row · Kate Kavanagh , Kim La Cava. Dina Consiglio, Michelle Fraser. and Padd1 Ekhlassi Front: Brian Faber

C!-IORUt: A Y£AR Fllll OF tONG!

The 20-member Seton Choir,

ner, has had a very good year. They sang at several elementary schools. took part in the Living Rosary at Phoenix Civic Plaza, and went to the State Championship. The Choir earned three first place, three second place, sixteen third place, and five fourth place awards.

"It was a lot of fun and a good experience. The contest helped us all to realize what we were good at, and what we need help with.''

- Melishea Kovach

"I learned a sense of responsibility and when we went to places and saw the people smile, because of our songs, it made me happy to see them happy."

Kevin McPeek

"It gave me the fullfillment I needed. It's a great experience for those who are interested in singing."

Bryan Seminara

Top row: Mrs Mariner, Melishea Kovach, Julie Rael, Anita Heath, Kevin McPeek, Luis Murua Second row : Maryael Obregon, Virginia Full, Charina Sabal, Julie Nowak, Bryan Seminara, Cladio Sabal. Bottom row: Paula Shoecraft. Angie Ehrich , Denise Gajiola, Helga Bustillos, Francesca Sabal, John Lemire, John Ehrich

The chorus sings at Mass during Spirit Week , on the Red-Gold Day

Virg1nia Full happilly accepts her award from Mrs Mariner at the concert.

lead by Elizabeth Mari-

Chorus 1 sings one of their songs on their own in the Spring Concert.

State Music Awards

First Place

Virgtnta Full solo. duet

John Ehrich duet

Second Place

Melishea Kovach duet

Paula Shoecraft duet

Third Place

Angie Ehrich trio

Virg1nia Full trio

Oentse Gajtola quintet quintet

John Ehrich solo

John Ehrich trio

John LeM1re tno Kev1n McPeek trio,

Amta Heath solo, duet, qumtet Luis Mura trio

Julie Rael solo Bryan Seminara solo, quintet

Paula Shoecraft solo

Fourth Place

Julie Nowak ensamble Archie Sabal quartet

Charina Sabal quartet Cladio Sabal quartet

Francesca Sabal quartet

Anita

a 1987 graduate who wtll attend A.S U. thts fall. She went to the State Mus1c Competttton both her Juntor and Sentor years and recetved 2 second place medals and 3 thtrd place certtflcates Amta also entered the Arts Recognttion and Talent Search for a national scholarship, where she had to make a 20 mtnute tape of songs from different eras, 3 of whtch were sung tn different languages, (French. Italian, and German). She then sent the tape to Mtami. Fl. where 11 was judged Because of her parttctpatton tn thts compettlton, Antta rece1ved many letters and brochures from colleges around the natton. There about 75,000 people who audittoned. but unfortunately she was not selected. She also went to the A S.U scholarshtp audit1ons and was selected to go mto thetr School of Music but as of press ttme she has not heard from them regardtng scholarsh1ps

Bryan Seminara accepts his "state" music awafd at the Spring Concert.

Mrs Manner is getting ready to teach one of her music classes.

Melishea Kovach receives her State Championship music award from Mrs Mariner

The Chorus sings at the Christmas Concert and play, dtrected by Mrs. Mariner.

Heath IS

DRAMA: ''MERRY M£DI£VAL C!IRI!TMAf. I

The Drama Class put on the play "A Merry Medieval Christmas" in December. The play was composed of five different scenes, each portraying a different story: the sending of Lucifer to hell, Adam and Eve. Noah and the arch, Issac and Abraham, and Mary and Jesus. Dan Taylor portrayed God and really made the play a success with his jokes and great acting. Deanna was excellent as Eve being "innocent" all the time! Victor and Nicole were Noah and his wife, and they showed both sides of the story of the flood. Peter, as Issac, really livened things up, especially while on the chopping block under Abraham's ax. Paula was Mary and had a dramatic effect on the play during the birth of Christ. The Chorus brought the· play to a strong conclusion with a festive Christmas concert. The drama class also put on a musical as their spring play. "Finian's Rainbow" was the choice. The story is about an Irishman and his daughter who move from Glocca Morra, Ireland to America. Finian wants to move there because he has found out why Americans are millionaries. But he knows his daughter won't want to move there so he makes up a story about having arthritis and he has to go to America to heal it. Before they leave for America, Finian "borrows" a pot of gold from a leperchaun, Og, played by Jim Thompson. Well, they finally get to Rainbow Valley, Missitucky and they meet Senator Billboard Rawkins, (Deanna), and Woody, (Gabe). who falls in love with Sharon. All is well in Rainbow Valley, but the leperchaun is without a pot of gold. But this emptyness is soon filled by his love for Silent Susan, (Dawn Marie). The yearbook staff would just like to tell you that if you missed this play, you missed a "darn good one".

Middle right : Noah. (Victor Huggms). safely sails the arch to dry land Bottom left: Deanna as "mnocent" Eve Bottom right · Paula puts the hnashtng touches to her make-up, whtle Archie Sabal sneaks away wtth the blush We caught you Archie!

Top : Robert Ramterez, Peter Del Rio Gabe Ortiz , Victor Huggtns and Mrs Mariner M i ddle : Nicole Tarrango , Candice Brown , and Jim Snyder Bottom : Deanna Villanueva , Maryael Obregon , Mary Terese Ryan, Jtm Thompson , Dawn Marie Gonzales, and Paula Shoecraft Not pictured : Nick Slattery, Dan Taylor, Bryan Hayes. Archie Saba!. Steve Yoshimura, and Charina Saba!.

.PRING PLAY: 'FIN/ANt RAINBOW "

Sharon (Paula Shoecrafl). and her father, Fin1an, (Victor Cast and crew of "Finian ' s Rainbow" Thanks drama class for a great show!

Og, (Jim Thompson), caught by surprise.

Susan. (Dawn Marie Gonzales). at a silent t1me

Sharon and her sweetheart Woody , (Gabe Ortiz)

Howard sm1les and Buzz Collins IS given a questioning look by the Senator.

Rainbow Valley 1s well protected by the sheriff and his faithful deputy.

The class of '87 graduated as the first class to complete all four years at the new Seton Remember freshmen year when none of us knew what to do and we felt so strange in a new school? Remember riding in the school bus down Dobson Road, which was only a slab of cement? We had Mr. Mamara for world history, Mr. Richard for algebra, and Mrs. Menchaca and Mr. Mariner for foreign languages. As time went by we saw new friends come, and old friends leave, and we all grew close as a class. By the time we were juniors it was time for our big retreat up at camp Tipeyac Singing "Sing1ng Skies and Dancing Waters'·. Secret friends, memory books, AI, and a time to grow closer together and to God Then we were seniors. Slave day, senior retreat, prom, graduation. We will never forget our years at Seton.

GRADUATING WITt-/

Above : Senior gentlemen show off.

Above : The Senior class waits in line for the auction1ng of each class member.

Senior girls take a break from the slave-day auctions to smile

Above : Joyce and Kerri show off their jeans together Below : Arthur Fonzarelli?

Donna helps lead the pep rally in cheer

SENIORS RULE!!

Above: "Who forgot to wear deodorant?!"

Below : Amy Sem1nara leads in the prayer at mass.

Robert Adlhoch

Teresa AleJandro

N1cholas Arnone

Edward Baldenegro

M1chael Balthazor Julie Barrett

Mark Bustos

Jennifer Campbell Angela Ehrich

Audrey Farmer

Den1ce GaJIOia

Frank Gonzalez

Patncia Gummel

Anita Heath

Joyce Htcks

James Johnson

Kern Ann Kavanagh

Elizabeth Kossler

Donna Jo Madnd

Bart John Ntgro

Julie Nowak

Danny Rael

Thomas Ramirez

Mary Terese Ryan

M1chael Ryan

Anton1o Sabal

Rochelle Saba l

Shaney Schumacher

Amy Seminara

Jenn1ter Shannon

Nicholas Slattery

Danielle Smith

Daniel Taylor

Joe Turner

Christina Valenzuela

Manuel Verdugo

Deanna Villanueva Kelly Wells La R1nda Wilson

Geoff Wolf Melissa Wilson Randal YakaitiS

Sabrina Yanez

Seniors cuddle together at the1r Senior retreat

Danny performs at the auction The senior retreat has obviously brought Sabrina and Randy closer together

R1nd1 and James look excited about being slaves to the freshmen

Above: Even Bob Corwin thinks the seniors are number one

Below : Edd1e and Tommy do a skit with the cheerleaders

FAR£W£LL

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lo you tht c1us of ·ar.

To all of you our lntnds

The thttr yUI'l wen IS family

Ate QUICUy comenc to an tn4.

Wt ·rt not lookulc lonllfd

To gyenc &DC»bye w1th l.u11.

Thm n bun too mny of tbost thest last ftw yUI'l

"' Should bt think1111 ol you.

And the new you re about to face.

Hold bacl our lulllhert"U be a tunt and a pl3ce..

But thiS tJme lon•chL .rs OUI ruchl to slune.

To shm buchler tocrthtr .

And •hen that tune comu lot tu11 to frttly now

We must SJJ our rood-bye and then let you co. Whatntr you do choose to lhe 61 e you n madt 1nth liS won l be undone.

So wt u often th111k of you

M we fact our 13st yur .

And when the !Jme comes to remembu, Remember weth a fond lur

-Jena Mikd

-8etky Hobbs

Jun1ors, Sophomores, and Freshmen afl add a little somethmg spec1al to the1r school E=ach class possesses p1nt and sc ool pnde Jun1ors add life and enthusiasm to pep rallie ,, fund ra1sers, and school funct1ons. Sophomores gat'"t ' together and part1c pate m food dnves. liturgies, and dance-a-thors Freshmen enter mto the fnm1ly of Seton and pull together and encoun•er the new expenences of high school. Although all are different, each class adds a touch of class to the spmt of Seton

Do you rerrembe< Initiation, homecommg, retreat day, prom. and exam days?

Remm1sc•ng about those memones IS fun, actually bemg there IS an exper •ence O'lly once lived. F-reshrren entered high school by be1rg hum1hated by the Sen•ors Remember the homecom•ng banner parade, the balloon release, and the victory over Babo? All classes shared 1n that celebrat•on Retreat t1me came and the classes grew closer together, and to God Prom was a spec1al evenmg remembered by those who attended Don't forget exams! Remember crammmg for them, and then 1n one hour they were over? 1The overall JOys, sorrows, pleasures. and pams of h1gh school are a classic part of growmg up, and are 11ever completely forgotten.

A bove: Freshmen show their spint. Below : Mary Ann organizes Juniors.

Above: Sophomores make t heir presence know n at pep rall1es.

JUNIOR! !IIOW

!PIR/T

During Sp1nt Week

·86, the Class of '88 really rose to the occasion, proving themselves the most spirited class.

Deb1 Anderson

Stephame Bal1stren

Chns Campbel

M1ke Chadw1ck

M1ke Cookson

Bob Corw1n

Frank Costantm1

Rob Dykstra

Shannon Easton

Ira rnos

Cait Estes-Gonzales

Bnan Faber

Mary Ann Falcosky

Jeanette Fett1g

Susan F1schrup

Beth Fullen

Richard Garc1a

Veromca Gomez

Dawn Mane Gonzales

Julia Gonzalez

Audrey Grudowskt

Art Hahn

N•cole Hamson

Ann Marie Hermos1110

Teresa HermOSillO

Becky Hobbs

Katie Hobbs

Alberto Holguin

Vtctor Huggins

Angie Isaac

Karen Kaliski

Tara Kernen

K1m Kovach

Mike Ledmgton

Samantha Lee

Tam1 Lopes

Shawn Mahon

Chns Mater

Steve Malkoskl

Maura Me Donald

Sean McKenna

Shannon McPeek

Anthony Mendoza

Susan Mendoza

Jenn:fer M1kel

LUIS Murua

Marc Olivier

Gabe Ort1z

Marisol Perez

George Perreault

Barb Petrof

Wade Plummer

Bnan Pope

Julian QUintanares

M1ke Reynolds

Stephanie Richard

Tnc1a Ryan

Arch1e Sabal

Channa Sabal

Kevm Schuman

Bryan Sem1nara

Liz Short

Kris t 1n Smi t h

Michael Sm1th

Mandie Slunder

SonJa StanoJeVIC

Jennifer Valenzuela

Enc Villaverde

Beverly Yoches

N1cole Yozzo

VALENTIN£ Fl0W£Rf

Morgan Killian is JUSt one of the juniors who helped at the selling of the carnations. T he flo w ers are sold yearly, but this year it was the juniors' turn to sponsor and organize the fund raiser.

(top left and right) Liz and Tami are nerds for Goober Day

(above) Juniors enjoy a class meet1ng

Above : Mtke gets plastered by Mtke L. in art class Top left· Charina and Liz love life at Seton Center left : The juniors can do anything. Bottom left : Some JUntors dress up for "SO's day". Below: Chris reflects, as a leader, on the sophomore day of retreat.

JfJN/OR.f ''RitE TO Tt-l£ OCCA.f!ON 'l

Top left· Audrey and Ang ie look super cool in their '50's day outfits. ri ht· Marie Theresa, Channa. and Julian pose shyly M1ddle Le t: enters Seton's family. Above : Brian just loves George Right. Prom staff

Top left: Barb and George as Homecommg attendants Left: Stephan1e and Christine take a break from studying Bottom left: Maura, Ang1e, and Sam say, "Welcome to Seton!" Below· Victor as Noah 1n the Christmas play Above; Sean and Chris look cool for the camera

t0Pt-IOMOR£t

Joe Aguiling

Scott Biegen

Jeffery Budz

Noran Chavez

John Ehrich

Stephanie Airey Mark Alcala Mark Allen

Jennifer Dubecky and Mrs Mueller have fun at the Sophomore retreat!

Richard Damiano Ramiro Del Rio, Jr

Matthew Dubasik

Padideh Ekhlassi Paul Engel Jason Finley

Michael Bainter Serg1o Bernascon1

Victor Bonilla Erin Brown

Rachel Campos

Johanna Casey

Jenn1fer Dubecky Jennifer Dugan

Christopher Fraser

Monica Gaiser Gregorio Garcia Stephen Gerard

Sophomores Phil Smith and Monica Gaiser lead the procession for Lori Gummel Bryan Hayes Dawn Hemp mass

Gary Hermann John Hernandez

Teresa Jackson

Cynthia Larez Valerie Laubmeier Gilbert Valenzuela's friends admire his new sunglasses

Christina Me Allister

Jennifer Me Coy Kevin Me Peek

Kenneth Mendez Terri Mercer Calhsta Metzger Aaron Moroson

Helen Myler James O'Donnel Jean Perrealt M1chael Purcell Julie Rae l

Roberto Ramirez

Gregory Richard Chnst1ne Rodnguez

ClaudiO Sabal Sophomores are in line to rece1ve the body of Christ from Br Tim Francesca Sabal John Scheidt

Chris Schumacher A Thomas Slattery Philip Sm1th Stan Tresslar Alicia Turrel Gilberto Valenzuela

Sophomores play volleyball at a dance M1chelle Vigil M1chelle Walpole Bonnie Wilferd Manetta Winders

The sophomore class has grown considerably this past year from their former year with an increase in class size as well as three new class offtcers. The class sponsored the diocesan dance-a-than, a ftrst of its kind, wh1ch raised numerous funds for the valley's homeless and starving restdents. The sptrit of the sophomores has shown throughout the year in both activities and pep rallies, the latter earning them a sp1rit stick. The class of '89 has been a great part of Seton.

(top left) Jenmfer Dugan and Dawn Hef')p listen 1 tently (top nght) Ch 1S Frase and Pt>1l S1'11th "h t the books" (m1ddle 'eft) Stept>af'lle A1rey cof'ltemplates the "'lystenes of l1 1e. (m ddlel M1chelle V1g11 says sophomores are number one. (m1dd1e nght) V1rg1ma Ful, shares a 5m " (above) T1ger Turre and SE"liOr N1ck Arnone on 'oO s Day, (bottom le1 t) Budd1es Monca Ga1ser and JUniOr Marc o: v1 •. (bottom nght) Ronme del R1o and Rach" Campos share I•Jnch w1th fqends N cole and Barb Petrol

The Sophomore class really shows their school spirit at a pep rally!

Helga Bustillos is enjoying her visit from Bolivia as a sophomore

Amy Seminara takes attendance and helps with the sophomore retreat'

Erin Brown has to put her shoes and socks on in a hurry and try to beat Br. Haas!

Tom Slattery receives his student of the month award

Gary Hermann gets creative with Mark Bustos' face!!

LIFE AT

Enn Brown "unmasks" a friend.

Christine and Ira lead the Sophomore Shuffle

Abraham prepares to sacrifice his son Isaac .

(above) Monica and Chris cheer for the referees

Phil sells hot dogs for the sophomore treasury.

Josehto AgUihng

Rosanna Ashby

Lynn Bafaro

Tim Balthazor

Lyle Barnard

Sant1no Bernasconi

Cand1ce Brown

Mark Bustl. os

Gregory Chadw1ck

Chr1s Chavez

Claudine Cons1gho

Reg1na Cosgrove

Demse De Alva

Shern De Roche

Peter Del R1o

James Doroz

M1chelle Easton

Raymond Flores

M1chelle Fraser

M1chael Gaspan

Mary G1dcurrb

Paula Gleason

Roman Gomez

Tamrny Gonzalez

Kar Gruse

Jeffrey Gut1errez

Jenmfer Hald

Reg1na Hayes

Rafael Hernandez

Valer1e Honor

Rebecca Jenson

Kat1e Kavanagh

Brandon Kernen

Mehshea Kovach

K mberly LaCava

John Lem1re

Ke:'ly L1edm;m

Dan1elle Ma. ho:t

Manssa Ma1n

Catt,enne Marrs

Thomas Mathes

Debra McAllister

Knstln McHugh

Shane MlnCinSkl

M<mcela Montoya

Abraham Murua

Connne Nestvold

M chelle Ochoa

Susan Ochock1

Curt1s Otto

Cara Passarella

Johanna Payton

Duane QUintal

Lester Aees

Below : Aren't they gorgeous!!!

Davtd Rodwell

Wendell Sabal

Joseph Schetdt

Lon Slunder

James Sntder

Andrew Swtngle

N cole Turango

James Thompson

Ltsa Valenzuela

Robert Waun

Melissa Wtnders

Chnstopher Wolff

Danyel Wnght

Antta Yates

Stephen Yoshtmura

Domtntc

Tammte Fischer walks to class on Initiation Day

Anthony Yozzo

(above) Cathy and Lisa "iz" freshmen ! We're gonna "rock around the clock"!

Yung Sean Moms

Bruno Zovko Jenntfer Sonnemann

Mrs Mariner tells what it's like to be a Setonian at orientation as well as during the year.

Br Gabe waits in line with members of the freshmen class for some delicious hotdogs sold by sophomores.

Cathy and Susie get dressed up

Jeff and Bart sharing lunch together

Lori and Candy dress up for an evening out!

Lyn, Melishea , and Kate form a sm1ling pyramid. Marcy Montoya , Kelly L1edman, and Tammie Fischer gladly help by selling candy

The Memories of Freshman year will never be forgot ten: The humiliation of Initiation, revenge on Sen1or Slave Day, and the pride of winning the Spirit St1ck at the Homecoming Bonfire. As we rapped through the Homecoming dance, we thought about events and years to come as we go through life together in the Seton family.

Freshman revenge on Dan Taylor, senior.

Voting for class representatives in homeroom.

Candy Brown is serious about typing.

Ralph Hernandez and company rock out.

Colleen, Ronnie, and Michelle play 1t cool.

J1m Thompson, Lester Rees perform live 1n the Med1eval Christmas play

"We've got Spirit, yes we do, we've got spirit, how 'bout you?"

Cand1ce Brown, Lori Slunder. Danyel Wright, and Jennifer Hald share memones

Cathy, Lyn and Melishea prepare for Rosary Sunday performance

Mr Novy explains computer programming to Duane Quintal.

Paula Shoecraft, as Mary, with angels Nick Slattery (senior) and Mehshea Kovach

A YEAR IN

The sport teams have had a spectacular year : Football coach, Mr. Refner. lead the Sentinels to a great season, the boy's varsity basketball team brought home a playoff victory, and track was added to the athletic program. Pom and Cheer was directed by a new coach, Stacey Corwin, and Mr Moore returned to lead the girl's basketball team to State Championship games. All teams showed spirit , pride, determination, and class

Above : Seton's Cheer squad break so they can have the1r p1cture taken .

Tommy Ramirez and opposing team member a wait the action to move dow n court.

CAPTUR£01

FOOTBALL: NOT BAD FOR A

Start1ng our football season off We began w1th our new coach, Mr Reiner Bemg h1s f1rst year at Seton Seton football players accepted him grac1ously The Seton football season was off to a great start! The football players were really exc1ted to start the1r year Some players commented on how they thought the season went Steve Yosh1mura sa1d. "It was exh1lera11ng " Marc 0:ver said "I like to kill." He also stated, " they gtve me the ball and I run w1th 1! scared." M1ke Gaspari commented, "It could have been better 10 staiiS!ICS, but we were very untted when 11 came to team cooperation." T1m Balthazor expressed w1th as much enthus1asm as poss1ble, "It was boring." I'm sure the otliers were proud and happy to be part of the Seton foolball team. Spec1al thanks to Coach Reiner for an exc111ng season and for hav1ng our team on the 10 p m news after our Homecommg v1ctory over Baboquivan. 42-0. We would like to w 1sh all members "Good luck". and we hope your season next year w 1ll be better•

Above: Coach Refner "pysches" up the team

Below: The defense takes stand against Babo

Rop row: John Schiel. Herb Franks, Ralph Hernandez Danny Rael , Eddie Baldenegro, Frank Gonzalez. Manuel Verdugo Mark Bustos. Tom Slattery, Shawn Morris, Ray Flores Second row : Coach Reiner. Tim Balthazor, Steve Yoshtmura Richard Garcia , Mike Balthazor, Gabe Orliz, Geoff

Wolf. Anthony Mendoza , Bryan Sem1nara, Bob Corwin , and Ast. Coach Soisson Bottom row : John Hernandez. Mark Bustillos, Mike Gaspari , Paul Engal, Marc Oliver , Nick Arnone Nick Slattery, Alberto Holguin , Chris Chavez Frank Constat1n1 , Jeff Gut1errez, and Joe Schiel

11/K£, RUN, TOUCH DOWN, VICTORY!

Top left : Seton's scoreboard reflects the "sweet smell of victory" over Baboquivari in our Homecoming game Middle left · Seton's tough defense. ready for the action Above : Shawn McKenna, although injured for most of the season. stands on the sidelines. showing his support. Bottom left : Players console each other after a "pretty tough one".

VOLLEYBALL: ACTION-PACKED YEAR

SEASON

Baboqu1van 13-15. 15-4. 15-9 15-9, 14-16. 15-9

AJO 15-8. 15-5

11 15, 15 8, 15-12

Mancopa 13-15, 15·6, 15 6 6-15, 3-15

Antelope 15·10 15-13 15-8, 15-9

San Pasqual 2-15, 6-15 8-15 12-15

Bourgade 15-13, 10-15 6-15 15-16. 13-15, 15·6

REGIQNALS

Baboqu1van 15·9, 15·8

Th1s year the g1rls' Varsity Team consisted of 4 seniors and 4 JUniors, and was coached by 2nd year Mr Anthony. The girls hmshed w1th a 6 and 9 season. Th1s allowed them to place 4th m the teague. One of the h1ghlights of their season was beatmg archnval Scottsdale Chnsllan w1th nooooo problem The g1rls made 11 to the Reg1onal Playoffs. but unfortunately had to play Baboqu van, who ended season very early. But the highlight of season was the thnll of spend1ng the n1ght w1th the bus out 1n the m1ddle of the desert. I had you going for a mmute there d1dn't I!

This year the JUniOr team coached by Ms Hoskovec consisted of one sophomore and nme freshmen. Each week they 1mproved. but the1r season record was 0 and 10. As one player put 11, "It was a pertect record of 0 and 10." Watch out '1ext year. they w111 surpr1se you.

WAY TO GO GOOD-LUCK

Coach Mr Anthony, Jennifer Valenzuela-Jr., Julie Barrell-Sr Tam1 Lopes-Jr., Tricia Gummei·Sr., Amy Seminara-Sr , Nicole Harrison-Jr., Crystal Valenzuela-Sr., and Susie Mendoza Coach Ms. Hoskovec

Coach Mr. Anthony, Usa Valenzuela-Fr , Susie Ochocki-Fr , Lin Nigra-So , Kelly Liedmann-Fr., Cathy Marrs-Fr, Marcy Montoya-Fr , Kim La Cava- Fr Cara Passerella-Fr , Kate Kavanagh-Fr., Corrine Nestvold - Fr , and Coach Ms Hoskovec

a picture What else IS there to do when you're stuck out on the middle of the desert? Having fun girls? Right · On your marks, get set, go! Nicole Harrison, Amy

Tricia

Crystal

serve it up Which one

hit 11 first?

Top left: Tricia Gummel pops one in the air while warming up for the playoff game Top right : Home 9 Guest 7, pretty impressive g1rls, let's knock them dead! Middle: Tami Lopes. Eddie Baldenegro, coaches. Mrs Valenzuela. Julie Barrett , Susie Mendoza, Tricia Gummel, Crystal Valenzuela, Amy Sem1nara , Nicole Harrison, and the school bus pose for

Seminara,

Gummel, and

Valenzuela

will

'DRIBBLE, DUNK, AND T!-IATt NOT ALL

SWOOSHHH!

Superior WON

Arizona Luthern WON

San Pasqual WON WON

Mancopa WON WON

Baboquivari WON WON

Gila Bend WON WON

AJO lost lost

Antelope lost lost

S.C. lost

Bourgade WON

Phoenix Indian lost

The vars1ty basketball team wasn't picked 1n the polls or even p1cked as a poss,ble surpnse team early 1n the season but that soon changed. The boys became the team to beat Although they had a tough t1me in the Phoen1x Tournament. they showed great strength, and determ1nat1on. Thanks team for a thnlling season!

Freddy Contreras, Mike Chadwick-Jr., Bob Ad lhoch-S r., Geoff Wolf-Sr, Bnan Pope-Jr., M1ke Balthazor-Sr , James Johnson-Sr., Coach Mullin, Mark Bustos-Sr , Andy Contreras-Jr., Bryan Semmara-Jr., Tommy Ram1rez-Sr., Nick Slattery-Sr., Eddie Baldenegro-Sr.

Top row : M1ke Zuchua-Fr., Robby Ramirez- Fr , Tim Balthazar-Fr., Peter del Rio-Fr., Wendel Sabai-Fr., Coach Novy, Bottom row : Steve Malkoski- Jr Brandon Kernen - Fr., David Rodweii-Fr , Jeff GutierrezFr., Chris Chavez-Fr., Andy Swingei-Fr.

Top: Geoff Wolf flys off the court and releases one for the winning shot in one of the most important games of the year R1ght: Mr Mullin , Freddy Contreras, Eddie Baldenegro, N1ck Slattery. Mark Bustos , and M1ke Balthazor

TO URNAM ENT

A ntelope

A jo

Th a t che r

Eddie Baldenegro flys past Thatcher's players to make a score with a JUmping lay-up, but the ball prefers to stay on the court Below; Nick Slattery holds up an encouraging poster, Bob Adlhoch rah, rahs with a red and gold porn porn, Mark Bustos wants to "Go". and Geoff Wolf stands p roud

The boys' J V team this year was coached by Mr Novy , and consisted of 11 freshmen and 2 juniors. Even though the team was young , they had a terrific show of talent out on the court . They improved with each game, and were able to come away with many wins The boys were exciting to watcti, especially when they showed us some of their fancy foot-work. Although they didn't have a perfect record, the future of the boys' team looks bright especially with these players helping it along .

In the Regional Tournament the Varsity Basketball Team returned a favor to Antelope by beating them thus making it to State Playoffs Unfortunately the boys had to play six-time winner, Thatcher, in the first round. The boys were led by eight seniors, all who will be greatly missed next season. Right now however, you can see that the boys had a fantastic season.

VARt/TY 8-BALL: I-lOT 1-fOOPt=COOL WIN.

The girls' basketball team had a classic season this year. It came about from hard work, dedication, and coaching. The work and dedication really began back in June when the girls went to camp and played in B.C.I., a summer league. As Coach Moore would say, "they brought home a little gold" early in the season with the winning of the Phoenix Indian Tournament. It was the first time the girls beat Phoenix Indian Tournament. In conference play, the only blemish on the girls' record was a lose to Ajo. The rest of the year they won their games by an average of 20 points . The girls finished their season with the titles, Co-Champs in the league, B-West Regional Champs, and were in the State Tournament for the second year in a row.

Back row: Tam1 Lopes-Jr., Tnc1a Gummei-Sr Shaney Schumacher-Sr Amy Seminara-Sr., Anita Heath-Sr Julie Raei-So ., and Coach Moore Front. Jennifer Valenzuela-Jr Crystal Valenzuela-Sr Cornne Nestvold-Fr N1cole Harnson -Jr Mary Ann Falcosky-Jr., and Susie Mendoza-Jr

Below lefl : " A Y-E-A-S-S-S," says Crystal afler beat1ng AJo Below: Tami , Mary Ann. and Amy have seen a great light! Or is it a basket? Bottom left: Sm1les were a great pari of the season Bottom right: L1n1ng up for two

J. II.: FfJTUR£ !TARt OF t£TON.

The thing that sets the Seton J

basketball team apart form other J V teams was their sp1nt. From the help of their coach, Grac1e Mart1nez. they continued to work hard. show spmt and improve throughout the season. In most of the1r games the girls were JUSt two pomts away from a v1ctory In one game the g1rls played w1th only four players for most of the game, but unfortunately they ended up losmg the game by only two pomts The g1rls always made sure they had fun. and they seemed to enJOY the season Mehshea Kovach sa1d, "It was fun and Interesting " D1na Cons1gho said, "It was neat", even though she often sat on the bench The g1rls, w1th the1r cont1nual hard work, w1ll be takmg the places of the semors and become the "future stars" of Seton

Above : Becky Buzan and Dina Consiglio show us both sides of the season, serious and fun

Back row : Corrine Nestvold- Fr Julie Raei -So Coach Moore Jennifer Valenzuela-Jr., and Sus1e Mendoza-Jr Front: Lisa Valenzuela -Fr Melishea Kovach - Fr Mary Gidcomb-Fr and D1na ConsiglioFr

Above : Lisa shoots a hot one!

v g1rls'

As the baseball season started. the team came 1n w1th a real good att1tude and h1gh sp1nts. Coachmg the team was Larry Moore w1th help from Mr Constant101, and stats keeper Aaron Moroson Practicmg hard and lmprovmg were two Ingredients to a great lime on the field Together the team was able to pract1ce hard, play even harder, and confront the1r losses.

First Above: James thinks over h1s game plan before he has his turn at bat. Above Seton's batter hits one to center field. Right: Coach Moore gives a pep talk to the guys before the start of an important game.

Top left: Coach Moore, Tony Sabal, Tim Balthazor, Mike Balthazor, James Johnson, Tommy Ram1rez, and Mr. Constanllni Middle left: Matt Dubasik, Frank Constantini, Nick Arnone , Jeff Budz, John Ehrich.

Mike Bainter, Chns Maier , and Aaron Moroson Front left: Jim Sn1der, Andy Swingle, Chris Chavez. and Rob Dykstra

AND f/OM£RfJN f/ITT£Rt!

Top lef1 : Strike one, but that's okay Top right Connection ! The batter takes off Middle left: Coming 1n for one Middle right: Coming in for Instructions Right · Coach Moore g1ves his "roundrunner handshake" to the players

Above: Amy Seminara takes bat and waits for just the right pitch.

Top left: Manager Julie Rael, Cornne Nestvold, MaryAnn Falcosky, Tricia Gummel, Shaney Schumacher, Marcy Montoya, Julie Barrett, and Coach Mullin Front: Susie Mendoza,

Above: Jennifer runs in for the score

Sabrina Yanez, Crystal Valenzuela , Nicole Harrison, Johanna Payton, and Jennifer Valenzuela

R£AC!-IING FOR tTAT£.

Top left. Crystal p1tches a fast one to the unalert hitter. Top right: Julie and Jennifer chase down runner number 12. Left: Mary Ann asks, "Don't you need this in order to hit?" Below : Seton's outfield is ready to go.

The g1rls' softball team th1s year really gave 11 their all so they could qualify for the state playoffs. They pract1ced hard and when they were not out on the field they were at Eegees cooling off Mary Ann's "Take State" T-shirt was the slogan of the year. The g1rls did qualify for state th1s year, but the1r season ended early.

TRACK: RUNNING IN tTAT£

Seton ' s first ever track team consisted of only six members but they did the job Mr Refner their coach was very proud of the " super job" the team did. All their practices were held at Chandler field , but that didn't seem to bother the runners The number of members started off surprisingly high, but as the practices progressed, the number dwindled down to six. For the six member team to qualify for state in i t's first year shows us all what a little patience, and determination will do Bryan Seminara comments : "When I'm ready to compete I feel like I can rule the world " A feeling all shared this year

Top: Bryan Seminara, Anita Heath, Chris Wilkey. Front: Ronnie del Rio, Steve Yoshtmura, and Chris Fraser.

Top left; The Track team waits patiently for the photographer to take t hetr picture Middle Left: Steve and Chris practice while the Coach rounds up the rest of the members. Bottom right: The entire track team qualified for the state meet.

8/K£ TREK: TRIP TO TfJC£0N

SETON CYCLISTS.

Accordmg to George Perrault, only thirteen people went, out of the est1mated s1xty who sa1d they would go

The only person to make 1t all the way to Tucson was George. w1th an est1mated t1me of 6 hours 50 mrnutes, to ach1eve h1s goal

The other bikers gave 1t everything they had but were stopped by mechamcal problems. heat, and exhaustion

When asked how much the trek made, George only sa1d, 'That IS unknown ·• When asked how difficult 1t was. he replied, "Takmg myself to the hm1t and past, to complete a goal, felt m1ghty good"

Everyone who went had a good t1me For next year. there is a b1ke trek for sure, maybe two.

Well. George, you may have set a new trad1t10n here at Seton, We w1ll see 10 the years to come

-T M. Mathes Seton Spotlite

Bikers prepare themselves for a long day on the road

Test runs of the bikers' bikes insures safety

POM LIN£: DANCING TO TI-l£ TOP

As the 1986-1987 Sch year started, Seton Pom hne was rolnng 10 w.t gr t accomplishments'!' Havtng done such a great JOb at camp they quahfted for "NatiOnals" Though they dtdn't make 11, the group effort stayed here at ttte Se ton Football games Wtth thetr coach Stacey Corwtn and the1r moderator Mrs Whtte they were able to make the very best of the Pom line. Alot of the1r sptr t and devol ton to the1r school payed off qUtte well!!'! L1z Short comments. "I felt at home every t.:ne there was a game. I always had fun, 1 felt very co!l'fortable." Johanna Casey comments· "It was always an unforgettable expenence," The Seton Pom line had lots of fun!!

(top) Denise Gajiola, Debi Anderson, Ang1e Ehrich (bottom) Johanna Casey, Kristen Smith, Liz Short, Elizabeth Kessler and Veronica Gomez. Not pictured: Tracy Alcala and Sandy Scoville. The Seton Pom line Having done such a great job at Summer Camp 86' they were qualified for Nationals

(middle left) Liz Short posing very still so her partner Johanna Casey can get the pose right. (top) Kristin Smith and Johanna getting into their position at a basketball game (bottom left) The g1rls enjoying each other's company. (below) The Pom line perform1ng their happy "Worm".

C!-I££R: VAR!ITY AND J. V. !QUAD!

The cheerleaders are on b1g subject! All the ded1cat1on they g1ve to the1r school IS Important to our commumty J. V. cheer had a great lime troJTI what has been said by one of the g1rls. Den1se De Alva comments: "We all worked together, we all made our own tdeas. and often contnbuted to others' thoughts. '' The g1rls gave the J v. Basketball team much support and encouragement The varSity d1d a "TERRIFIC JOB!" The1r energen1c ways showed at the Vars.ty Basketball games Maktng the1r season more enjoyable was due to a great deal of group effort.

Top left: At a Pep Rally the Vars tty girls say the ir cheer , "Basketball" Bottom left : Cara, Monica , Michelle , Melissa , Denise , and Paddi make up the J V squad Bottom nght· Denise, Paddi, and Mel issa wait pat tently for the cheer, " Sent inels Don ' t Stop ". to begin Below: Dawn Marie Gonzales Jen1 Mikel , Rind i Wison , and Virgin ia Full show us how strong our football team tru ly is

Above : Top row Jennifer Shannon, Rindi Wilson, Jenni fer Mikel, and Virginia Full Bottom : Donna Madrid, Daw n Marie Gonzales, Marietta Winders, and Mascot, Susan Fischrup.

tETON JOCK!

The faculty and staff of Seton High are in a class by themselves. They are always willing to help their students as well as supporting the athletes. Aside from their teaching duties. or office projects, some are coaches, some monitor clubs, and some are going through their second childhood along with the students. Mr. Moore greets you with his "Beep Beep for the roadrunner handshake". and a friendly smile; Mr. Refner either sees you in his office or through his "Joe Cool" sunglasses; and Mrs. Garcia tends to your every need. Each one has a unique personality, but together they make Seton what it truly IS special.

Above ; Mr. Gonzalez loves Seton Below; Mr Reiner auctions Seniors

Above : Br Tim talks with Seniors Br. Gabe' s door is always open

Mr Tom Anthony Mrs. D1ane Collms Mrs Madd1e Fernandez Mrs Jane Fraser Br Gabnel Guzman Br Dave Haas Fr Doug Long Sr Joan Mane Madden Mr. Bill Manner Mrs Elizabeth Manner

Mr Larry Moore Mrs. Mary Beth Mueller Mr Jerry Mullin Mr Denms Novy Sr. Consuelo Pacheo

Mr Scott Reiner Mrs. Mary Ann R1ch Mr Dav1d R1chard Br. Timothy Smyth Mrs Eileen White

Mr Moore talks to students about the Jog- a- thon

Mr R1chard lectures on the heart.

Mrs Collins shows holiday sp1nt by g1v1ng blood

Mr. Novy enJOYS h1s break

What's the answer to th1s one, Mr Mull1n?

Coach Moore

How interesting

Most of the teachers thiS year seem to have a very pos111ve attitude toward the school, the students. and the staff. When asked what they like most about Seton , hero 1s what some of them sa1d.

Br Haas: "I hke the students most. I have found them to be extremely k1nd and lov1ng toward me when I most need 11. They certainly know how to make the love of Jesus present on the campus "

Mrs Fraser · I hke the Chostlan atmosphere nmong students and staff."

Mr Moore: "I love Seton and also l1ke the s1ze and the ab11ity of students to g1ve of themselves "

Mr Novy· "I hke the smallness of Seton, 1n compaoson to the other local schools. It conlobules to a better learmng enVIronment "

Mrs Collins. "We hear so much about the fam1ly sp1nt I really feel 11 here at Seton. We all care about each other "

Now class, repeat after me Son, estan

Mrs Wh1te enroys teach1ng

Another exciting day 1n Mr. Refner's class.

Are we havmg fun yet?!

Get that shot, Mrs. White!

Oh, no! Not another Algebra test, Mr Richard!

tTAFF

Seton's staff tllos year thOugh small got the JOb done Ms Foote os S :.,...·s Ma Carcoa os our retary Mrs Arr•one droves tho bus. works or the offoce and helps to mrtaor lhe campus Mr Gonzales and Mr Ayar> work hard keepIng the school grounds and classrooms clean A specoal to all of the stall for car· 1ng enough about Seton to put up woth us"

Mrs Mead helps out with the computer

Get out of my office with that camera!

Mrs. Conn1e Arnone

Looks good , Mrs V

Mr Ryan makes sure the locks are secure.

Ms. Peggy Foote Ms. Dolores Garc1a Mr. Pedro Gonzales

MOtT, BftT, COOL£tT

Most: Philippinoes in one place at one time, In Br. Gabe's room.

Most: Space between the ground and a b-ball player

Best: Headlock between best friends, Marisol and Julie Coolest

Most: Alert student , Anthony Mendoza

Best· Smile, Mary Ann Falcosky

Coolest : Outfit worn by Trtcia. Wouldn't you be cool too if you were wet?

Most: Students and teachers given a detention in one day for out of uniform

1987 has been a very "classic" year. The world had turned to this elegant title as a marketing product to sell their items, Classic frozen dinners, Classic model homes, ClasSIC mattresses. There has also been a classic lookin fashion, so why not a Classic Seton High yearbook? Although 1987 is also a year of outrageousness, "cool looks", fashion up-keep, it has also focused on the past. Classic cars have once again captured the interest of those who like to keep in style. "Oldie but goodie" music has been re-introduced. "Stand By Me", "Lean on Me", and "Under the Boardwalk" just to name a few have again hit the top of the record charts. "Classic" seems to be a title signifying the best, the best of the past, but also the best of 1987.

Old newspapers show Class1c events of the past, wh1ch are still in the minds of all

Amy reads a 1987 fashion magazine, and laughs at the "weird" styles

A regular day in Religion class, even though some are having fun

Kevin's goodbye wave tells us that he is tired of "fads" and that he wants classic brought back

Vic shows us that "ready for anything" look

Above : The teachers and staff at Seton

Below: Mrs Rich leaves to teach class

Wilh t'le teachers bemg as speCi<ll as they are.

people

Below: Mr Anthony among hiS fnends Above · Mr. Novy enjoys the morning paper

TRIBUTE TO TEACHERS

Not just a teacher, More like a friend, A very warm person Who's there to the end

You never yell, But still you're firm , You're very high-spirited, And make it fun to learn

Your positive attitude , Helps brighten the way You're gentle and sweet, And understand what we say.

You're encouraging and canng Making everything fun, If you want the best teachers , Seton High's are the one

-Shari Leigh Kaliski

Above : Mrs Fraser laughs at a JOke that someone made concerning her class

Above : Mr Moore cringes at the sight of his favonte student's grades

Above: Sr Joan Marie awards members of the NHS for their years of Above : Br Tim contemplates over a memo from his V P "Let's do work. lunch?"

Above : Br Gabe and his 6th hour English Ill class say "Aloha" to his friends in Hawaii

Facing page: Top left: Donna says goodbye to a pal. Top nght : The girls give a last look at school before they leave for vacation. Middle left: Finishing a last assignment. Bottom left: Rob and Alberto smile at the completion of yet another year. Bottom right: One last picture with the guys. This page: Top left: Seniors final English project. Top right: Tricia and Angie together for the last round up they will share Middle : New faces at Seton Bottom right: Dancing was a part of the year, and the last dance for 1987 was MORP, which was held on Friday, May 29. Good-bye Seton we will see you next year!

CONGRATULATIONS , Julie

You ' ve come a long way Love , Mom , Pat , Coffey, Coco

PAG£ tfON!OR!

John and Teri Sche idt

Mr and Mrs Salvatore Consiglio

Corinne Gaspari pg 13 Homecoming pg 65 Girls' J. V. Basketball pg 50 Freshman Class

Mr and Mrs Fraser and Family pg 70 Track

Crystal, Amy, Shaney, Tncia, Julie, Sabrina, Anita. The years wouldn't be the same wtthout you. Don't forget your Sentinel Pride. Thanks for the memones: Relay Relay; Pistol; on the road again; Fred's out; Mony Mony; Chtcken; Stop throwtng those rocks!; PG; Yo Baby Yo Baby Yo; Brina tie that yellow ribbon round your ?, Pull up your pants Crystal and Amy! ; Freeze out!; Yeeess!; Let's go all the way ; Leap; we can never forget "SHS Go. SHS Go. SHS Go, Gooo RED!" Thanks, what can we say except we love you and we 'll miss you! Love, Nicole, MaryAnn. Tamt, Susie, & Jen

YEARBOOK tf/ON!OR!

Mr. and Mrs Gregory La Cava

The McPeek Family

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Passarella

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•A•B•C•

Adlhoch , Bob 24, 30, 32, 32a , 34, 62, 63 , 75

Ads 90, 91, 92. 93

Aguiling, Joe 44 , 46

Alcala. Mark 44

Alcala , Tracy , 26

Alejandro, Teresa 32a

Allen. Mark 44

Anderson. Debi 9, 37, 72

Anthony, Tom 19, 60, 61 , 77, 79, 86 , 87

Arnone , Connie 81, 86

Arnone, Nick 12. 25, 31, 32a , 47, 54 , 56, 58, 66

Ashby, Rosanna 50

Bafaro, Lynn 10, 20, 50, 52, 53, 55

Ba1nter, M1ke 44, 66

Baldenegro. Edd1e 6. 9, 30, 32a, 33, 58, 61, 62, 63

Balistreri, Stephanie 11, 18, 37

Balthazor, M1ke 7, 10, 32a, 58, 62, 66

Balthazor, Tim 50, 58, 62, 66

Barnard, Lyle 50

Barrett. Julie 32a, 57 , 60, 61 , 68, 69, 90, 91

Baseball 66, 67

Bernasconi, Sant1no 50

Bernasconi, Serg1o 44

B1egen. Scott. 44

B1ke Trek. 71

Bonilla, Victor 44

Boys' Basketball 62, 63

Brown. Candice 28, 50, 53, 54, 55

Brown, Erin 25, 44, 48, 49

Budz, Jeff 44, 66

Bustillos, Mark 50

Bustillos. Helga 26, 48

Bustos. Mark 9, 48, 58, 62, 63

Buzan, Becky 25, 65

Buzan, Sherrie 25

Campbell, Chris 37. 43

Campbell, Jenny 24. 32a

Campos. Rachel. 21, 22, 44, 47

Career Day ... 10

Casey, Br Dan 11

Casey, Johanna 9, 25, 44, 72

Chadwick, Greg 50

Chadwick, Mike 25, 37. 62

Chavez, Chns 50 , 58, 62, 66

Chavez. Noran 44

Cheer 56, 57, 75

Chorus 2, 26, 27

Cinco de Mayo. 17

Class Officers 22

Collins. Diane 78, 81, 86

Cons1gllo, Claud1ne 25, 50, 57, 65

Contents 2, 3

Contreras. Andy 37, 62

Cookson, Mike 37

Corw1n, Bob 9, 33, 37, 58

Cosgrove, Regma 50

Constantin!, Frank 37, 54, 58, 66, 88

Constantini, Mr 66

Crespo, Jorge. . 42

II•D•f•F•G•

Damiano, R1chard 44

De Alva. Den1se 50, 73

Dedication 4

De Roche, Sherri 50

Del R1o, Peter 28, 29, 50 , 62

Del Rio, Ronnie 3, 21 , 22. 44 , 47 , 54 , 70, 88

Doroz. James 50

Drama 28, 29

Dubasik, Matt 44, 66

Dubecky, Jennifer 44

Dugan Jenn1fer 44, 47

Dykstra. Rob 37, 66, 88

Easton, Michelle 50

Easton, Shannon 37

Ehrich, Ang1e 11, 26, 31 , 32a , 72, 89

Ehrich, John. 16, 26, 44 , 66

Ekhlass1, Padideh 24, 25 , 44, 73

Engel , Paul 44, 58

Enos, Ira 37 , 49

Estes-Gonzalez Cait 11, 21, 37

Faber, Bnan 1, 8 , 24, 25, 37, 42

Faculty 76-81, 86, 87

Falcosky, Mary Ann 9, 20, 21 , 24, 25, 36 , 37, 64, 68, 69, 75, 83, 91

Farmer, Audrey 32, 32a

Fernandez, Maddie 77, 86

Fettig, Jeanette 37

Finley, Jason 44

Fischer, Tammie 52, 53

Fischrup, Susan 37, 73

Flores. Ray 50, 58

Football 13, 56 - 59, 75

Foote. Peggy 81, 86

Franks. Herb. 58

Fraser, Chris 44, 47, 49, 70, 75

Fraser, Jane 77 , 78, 84, 86, 87

Fraser, Michelle 25, 50

Freshmen 11, 33, 36, 50-55

Full, V1rginia 26, 44, 47 , 73, 74

Fullen , Beth 37

Gaiser, Monica 8, 10, 45, 47, 49, 75

Gajiola , Denice 17, 26, 31 , 32a, 72

Garcia Dolores 81, 86

Garcia, Greg 45

Garcia, Richard 37, 58

Gaspari, M1ke 11, 50, 58

Gerard , Steve 24, 45

Gidcumb, Mary 20, 50, 65

Girls' Basketball 1, 64, 65, 7 4

Gleason, Paula 11, 50

Gomez, Roman. 6, 50

Gomez, Veronica 17, 37, 72

Gonzales, Dawn Marie 9, 28, 29, 37, 54, 73, 7 4

Gonzalez, Frank 9, 32a, 58

Gonzalez, Julia 25, 37

Gonzalez. Pedro 19, 76, 80, 81 , 86

Gonzalez, Tammy 50

Graduation 34, 35

Grudowski, Audrey 38, 42

Gruse , Karl 50

Gummel , Lon 21, 45, 49

Gummel. Tricia 21, 24, 25, 32b, 57, 60 , 61, 64, 68, 83 , 89, 91

Guiterrez, Jeff 50, 53, 58, 62

Guzman , Br. Gabe 21 , 22. 34, 53, 76, 77 , 79, 82, 86, 87

I•H•t•J•K•I

Hahn , Art. 38

Hald, Jenmfer 50, 55

Hams, Jeff. 11

Harrison. Nicole 3, 21, 25, 47, 57, 60, 61, 64, 68, 91

Haas, Br Dave 18, 48, 77, 80, 86

Hayes. Bryan 12. 29, 45

Hayes. Regtna 7, 12, 21, 50

Heath, Antta 1, 23, 24, 26, 27, 32b, 34, 35, 64, 70, 74, 91

Hemp, Dawn 45, 47

Herman, Gary 45, 48

Hermostllo, Ann Marie 38, 42

Hermosillo, Teresa 19, 38

Hernandez, John 45, 58

Hernandez, Ralph 50, 54, 58

Hicks, Joyce 9, 12, 31, 32b, 32d

Hobbs, Becky 20, 21, 24, 25, 38, 41, 88

Hobbs, Katie 20, 21, 24, 25, 41, 88

Holguin, Alberto 38, 58, 88

Homecomtng 12, 13, 23

Honor, Valerie 50

Huggins, Vic 24, 28, 29, 38, 43, 85

Introduction 1

Index. 94, 95, 96

Isaac, Angie 24. 38, 42, 43

Jackson, Teresa 45

Jenson, Rebecca 51

Johnson, James 6, 9, 30, 32b, 33, 62, 66

Juniors 16, 36-43

Kaliski, Karen 11, 19. 20, 21, 22, 24, 38

Kavanagh, Kate 11, 20, 23, 25, 51, 52, 53, 60

Kavanagh, Kerri 23, 24, 31, 32b, 32d

Kernen, Brandon 6, 51, 62

Kernen, Tara 19, 23, 24, 38, 41

Killian, Morgan 39

Kossler, Elizabeth 6, 19, 20, 31, 32b, 72

Kovach, Kim 11, 18, 38

Kovach, Melishea. 25, 26, 27, 50, 53, 55, 65

La Cava, Kim 20, 21, 22, 25, 50, 60

Larez. Cyndi 45

Laubmeier, Valerie 17, 45

Ledington, Mtke 1, 11, 18, 38, 41

Lee. Samantha. 8, 20, 38, 43

Lemire, John 26, 51

Liedman, Kelly 25, 51, 53, 60

Liturgies 18, 19

Ltturgy Commtttee 7, 11

Livtng Rosary 18

Lopes , Tamt 12, 38, 40, 60, 61, 64

Lorig , Fr Doug 10, 19, 77, 80, 86

Madden , Sr. Joan Mane 19 24, 77, 86 , 87

Madnd , Donna 9, 11, 31, 32b, 54, 73, 7 4, 88

Mahon Shawn. 25, 38

Maier. Chns 1, 38, 41 , 43 , 66

Maier's Moped 10

Mailhot!, Danielle 25 , 50

Matn, Manssa 51, 52

Malkolskt , Steve 38, 62

Manner, Elizabeth 26 , 27, 53 , 77, 86

Mariner, William 25, 77, 86

Marrs. Cathy 8, 20, 22, 25, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 60

Marttnez, Theresa 7 4

Mathes. Tom 11, 21 , 25, 51

Me Allister , Chrts 10, 45, 49

Me Allister, Debbi 10, 51

Me Coy Jenmfer 45, 49

Me Donald, Maura 38, 43

Me Hugh, Kns 51

Me Kenna, Sean 11, 38, 43 , 54, 56, 59

Me Peek , Kevtn 16, 26, 45

Me Peek, Shannon 11 , 22, 23, 24, 38

Mead, Mrs. 81

Mendez. Ken 45

Mendoza, Alonzo 45, 66

Mendoza. Anthony 38, 58, 83

Mendoza. Susie 38, 60 , 61. 64, 65, 68

Mercer, Terri 45

Metzger, Callista .45

Mtkel, Jeni 9, 38, 54, 73, 74

Mincinski, Shane 51

Model U N 23

Montoya, Marcy 17, 51, 53, 60. 68

Moore. Larry 57, 62, 65, 66, 75, 77, 87

Moroson, Aaron 27, 45, 66

Morns. Shawn 53, 58

Mueller MaryBeth 2, 34, 44, 48, 77, 80, 86

Mullin, Jerry 3, 62, 68, 77, 78, 86

Murua, Abraham 51

Murua. Luis 26, 38, 82

Myler, Helen 24, 46

National Honor Society 24

Newspaper 25

Nestvold, Cornne 51 , 60, 64, 65, 68

Ntgro, Bart. 10, 12, 20, 23, 24, 32b, 53

Ntgro. Lyn 12, 48, 60

Novy, Dennts 55, 62, 77, 78. 86, 87

Nowak , Julie 26, 32b

IObregon-Baez, Maryael 10, 26, 28

Ochoa. Michelle 51, 54

Ochocki, Susan 20, 51, 53, 60

0' Donnel, James 46

Olivier. Marc 38, 40, 41 , 47, 58

Organizations 20-25

Ortiz, Gabe 28, 29, 38, 58, 88

Otto, Curtis 23, 51

Pacheco. Sr Consuelo 22 , 77, 86

Passarella. Cara 21, 22, 51, 60, 73

Payton , Johanna 51, 68

Pep Club 25

Perez. Marisol 12, 24. 25, 38, 82 88

Perreault, George 38, 42, 43

Perreault, Jean 46

Petrol. Barb 12, 21, 39, 43, 47

Plummer Wade 39

Porn 72

Pope, Brian 39, 62

Prom 14, 15

Prom Staff 42

Purcell. Mike 46

Quintal, Duane 51, 55

Qumtanares. Julian 39, 42

Rael, Danny. 7, 12, 30. 32b, 33, 58

Rael, Julie 18, 26, 46, 64, 65, 68, 82. 88

Ramtrez, Roberto 28. 29, 46, 62

Ramirez, Tommy 3, 6, 32b, 33, 34, 56, 62, 66

Rees. Lester 8, 25. 51, 55

Reiner, Scott 9, 23. 35. 58, 76. 77. 86

Reynolds. Mike 7, 18, 22. 39

Rich, Mary Ann 18, 19, 34, 77, 79 , 80. 86, 87

Richard. Dave 16. 77, 80, 86

Richard, Greg 46. 48

Rtchard, Stephanie 24, 39, 43

Rodnguez. Christine 46, 49

Rodwell. Davtd 52. 62

Round-up 16

Ryan. Greg 81, 86

Ryan. Mary Terese 1. 23, 24. 25. 28, 32b, 34

Ryan, Mtke 6, 32c

Ryan. Tricia 39

Sa bal. Archie 28. 29. 39

Saba I, Charina. 19, 26, 31. 4 1, 42

Sa bal. Claudio 26, 46

Sa bal. Frances 26, 46

Sa bal. Rochelle 12, 13, 24, 32c

Sa bal. Tony. 24. 32c, 34, 66

Saba I, Wendell 52, 62

Schetdl, Joe 52, 58

Schetdt. John 46. 58

Schumacher, Chris 46

Schumacher. Shaney 1, 21, 24, 25. 32c, 34, 35, 64, 68. 91

Schuman. Kevtn 24, 39, 85

Seminara, Amy. 1. 17, 21, 24, 25, 32, 32, 32c. 48, 57, 60. 61, 64, 75, 78, 84, 91

Seminara. Andrea 17

Seminara, Bryan 26, 27, 39, 58, 62. 70

Seniors 6, 7. 16, 30-33

Senior Color. between 32, 33

Senior Parents 6

Shannon, Jenntfer. 6, 9, 32, 32c, 72. 73, 7 4

Shoecraft. Paula 26, 28, 29. 55

Short. Liz. 3, 9, 11, 24. 39, 40, 41, 72

Sla tt ery, N ick 32c. 55, 58, 62. 63, 79

Slattery, Tom 20, 21. 22, 46, 48, 58, 88

Slunder. Lori 3, 25, 52. 53, 55

Slunder, M andie 39

Smtih, Danielle 32c. 32d

Smith, Kris 9, 12, 39, 72

Smith. M ike 39

Smith, Phil .21, 22. 24. 25, 46, 47, 49

Smyth, Br. Tim 1, 2, 4, 19, 46, 76, 77, 80, 87

Sntder, James 28, 52, 66

Social Awareness Committee 23

Softball 68, 69

Sonneman, Jenntfer 52

Sophomores 16, 36, 44-49

Sports .56-75

Sports' Collage 56, 57, 74 , 75

Stanojevic. Sonja 39

Student Council 21

Student Life 7-11

Sudano Sharon 25

Swtecinski, Julie 23

Swingle. Andy 62, 66

I•T•U•

Tarango, Nicole 28, 52

Taylor, Dan 32c, 54

Thompson. Jim 28. 29, 52. 55

Tresslar, Stan 46

Turner, Joe 3, 9, 20, 32c, 34

Underclassmen 36-55

Valenzuela. Carmen 61, 87 V

Valenzuela, Crystal 1. 4, 9, 21, 29, 25, 32c, 57, 60. 61 , 64, 68, 69, 74, 91

Valenzuela, Gilbert 43, 45 , 46

Valenzuela, Jennifer 25 , 39, 60, 64, 65, 68, 69

Valenzuela. Ltsa 52. 60, 65

Verdugo, Manny 32c 58

Vigil, Michelle 25. 46, 47. 73, 75

Villanueva. Deanna 1, 21, 28, 29, 32d

Villaverde. Eric 11, 39, 42

Volleyball 60, 61, 74

Walpole. Michelle 46

Waun, Robert 52

Wells. Kelly 11. 20, 31 , 32d, 78

White. Eileen 20 , 23, 77, 79, 80, 86

Wilfred. Bonnie 46

Wilkey, Chris 25. 70

Wilson, Melissa 32d

Wilson. Rindi 9, 21, 32d, 33, 73, 7 4

Winders, Marietta 9 , 46, 54 , 73

Winders. Melissa 52. 7 4

Wolf. Geoff 24, 32d, 58, 62, 63. 70

Wolff, Chris 52

Wnght, Danyel 25. 52, 55

Yakattis, Randy 9, 32d, 33

Yanez. Sabrina 21. 25 , 32, 32d. 33. 68, 91

Yates, Anita 52

Yearbook Staff 20

Yoches, Beverly 39

Yoshimura, Steve 21, 22, 51, 52. 58, 70

Yozzo, Nicole 10, 39

Yozzo, Tony 11, 52

Yung, Dominic 52

Zoucha. Mike 62

Zovko, Bruno 52 I I