ORGANIZATIONS
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This year's SADD group is working very hard. They have been working together to help students understand the dangers in driving while drinking or while someone else has been drinking.
Mr Collins, the moderator, says, "The purpo e of SADD is to inform the students that they have a choice to make. They don't have to drink to have fun but if they choose to drink, then don't choose to drive."
ADD gave a presentation for the student body about Drinking and Driving. Mrs. Jane Slattery talked about being victims of drunken driver as was her brother who is now confined to a wheelchair. Then a movie about victims was shown to the entire student body.
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Stephanie Bruns has her "Contract for Life."
Mrs. Collins tells Harold "Drinking and Driving don't mix."
left to right: Regina Hayes, Brian Fay, Mrs. Collins, Polly Harrington, Bobi chumacher, Erin Brown, Anne estvold, Renee chettler, Heidi Bichler, Meghan Harrison, Harold Ammons, Tracy Kaliski, and Michelle Doroz.
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Heidi introduces Mrs. Slattery and her brother Mike to the student body.
tudent Council had a ucce ful 1988-89, with Mr. Anthony as moderator. Many fundraisers were done by the individual classes, as by the school as a whole. There was a Mock Rock, Spirit Week, and Round Up. tudent Council has also been busy planning blood and food drives, coordinating assemblies, and planning dances. The Student Council members promoted a lot of spirit this year and represented their classes well.
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(Top row) - Michelle Doroz, Bobbi Schumacher, Katie Moroson, Patty Kirby , Francis Sabal, Anne estvold, Corinne estvold, (Bottom row) Kristi Kajca , Margaret Cutter, .Jennipher Myers, Christa Rodrigue, Cara Pas arella, Tom lattery
ophomore Class Officers: (Top) Anne Nestvold, Patty Kirby (Bottom): Bobi chumacher, Katie Moroson
Freshman Class Officers: (Top) Michell Doroz, .Jennifer Meyers, Krista Kajca, (Bottom) Margaret Cutter, Christa Rodrigue
President Ronnie Del Rio collects information about the U of A
After a successful hike in the uperstition Mountains, and many other scenic hikes in Arizona, the hiking club had many adventures to talk about. They learned to bring their own food and water but most of all, they learned a lot about nature and its surroundings. During several of the hike , Mr. Richard, their moderator, would top the groups and explain many things to them, such as flowers, plants, and animals. Overall, this was a great year for the hiking club!
This is the second year Chess Club has taken place at Seton. Members meet once a week on Friday. They mostly play on the computers since there is a more abundant supply than chess boards. They now have more experienced members ready for tournaments.
Last year's hiking dub went to the Superstition as well as this year's
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"Ladies and Gentleman, Albert carefully plans His strategyAbove : "and executes!"
The eton inging entinels bring the gift of music to all through the choral group. The choral group is directed by Mrs. Elizabeth Mariner. Mrs. Mariner pushes the members to sing to their full potential.
The choral group gives three concerts at eton and travels all over the valley performing at schools, nursing homes, events, and many other places such as the Civic Center.
Mrs. Mariner has said that music is an art and that it should be respected, but most of all, it should be enjoyed by everyone.
The inging entinels: Bottom: Debbie McAllister, Melis a Winders, Marissa Main, Cara Pasarella, 2nd row: Cathy Marrs, Deni e DeAlva, Danielle Valenzuela, John Ehrich, Tony Yozzo, 3rd row: Virginia Full, Michelle Fraser, Elizabeth Torma, Katie Moroson, atalie Kernen, Top row : Kelly Liedman, Jennifer Reeves, Patti Kirby, Teresa Jackson
John, Virginia, Teresa, Patti, and Kelly practice their solos with Mrs. Mariner.
,John Ehrich sings "Memories " Choru Club Member : 1st row : Jennifer Reeves, Michelle Fraser, Debbie McAllister, Virginia Full. Top row: Marissa Main, Kevm McPeek, .John Ehrich, Steve Gerard, Tony Yozzo, Cathy Marrs.
The Chorus entertains at the Civic Plaza
The week of April 9, 1989, a group of Seton's students traveled to Washington, D.C., for an $890 Close-Up experience. To go on this expensive voyage, the sophomores, juniors, and seniors involved organized fund-raisers to add to the $900 donation from Donna Shin and Gene Rice and the Merabank Foundation.
Close-up is a special program created for students interested in government and the democratic process. The Senators and the Representatives, among other government officials, become more than far-off leaders as they discuss and expose both sides of current issues with expertise. High School students from all over the country are able to participate in Close- Up's informative and worthwhile voyage to the U.S. Capital.
Standing: Bobi chumacher, Cathy Marrs
Sitting: Tom Slattery, Patty Kirby, Ronnie Del Rio
(Above left) Ms. Ratti encourages Close -Up members.
(Left) "Preparing for the main event is not all downhill!"
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(Above) Close-Up Members:
Back row: Chris Lewis, Heidi Bichler, Center: Frances Saba!, Melissa Loftus, Charo Moliner, Cathy Marrs, Seated: Ms. Theresa Ratti, Paddi Ekhlassi, Helen Myler, Carrie Anderson, Ronnie Del Rio
(Above) Close -Up Leadership Conference Participants
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This year, nine eton students showed how much faith they really have by undergoing intense religious training to become Eucharistic Mini ter It is an honor to be a Eucharistic Minister because of the privilege of being able to handle the Body and Blood of Christ.
Chris Fraser is inducted as a Eucharitic Minister
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"The Body of Christ."
Bottom row: Corinne Nestvold, Laura Webber , Monica Gaiser, Chris M cAllister Top rov.: Valerie Laubmeier, hris Fraser, Victor Bonilla. Tom Slattery, Carrie Anderson
"We're almost there!" "I Will!"
The Liturgy Committee is made up of ten students, their moderator, Mrs. Mary Ann Rich, and John Erich on the piano. This committee plans all the liturgical functions during the school year. This consists of one mass per month, one reconciliation service, and several prayer services including Thanksgiving and Christmas. Being a musician is not a prerequisite to being in this group as there are many other duties involved. When asked what their main purpose was they said, "We are trying to make all the liturgical functions more meaningful."
Liturgy Committee: Top Row: John Ehrich, Mark Alcala. Middle Row: Katie Moroson, Bobi Schumacher, Patty Kirby, Katie Kavanagh. eated: Heather Cunningham, Liz Torma, Virginia Full, Julie Rae!.
Karen Wil on sharing her talents. "Hallelujah!!"
Mr . Rich calls us to praise the Lord in ong.
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Cara and Patty leading the proce ion.
A group of nine upper classmen plan and carry out the retreats of the underclassmen at eton. Br. Haas leads the retreat team after carefully choosing mem hers for their special abilities and leadership qualities. Their first task was the freshman retreat at the Franci can Renewal Center in cott dale. All of the freshmen and Fr. Ben with the retreat team got to know one another in early October. At the end of the year, Seton's Retreat Team organized themselves again to plan the sophomore retreat which resulted in similar positive reaction.
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Retreat Members from left to right: (seated) Monica Guiser, Michelle Fraser, Cara Passarella, Erin Brown, (standing) Mark Alcala, Israel Torres, Chri Chavez, and Tom lattery
Come along Freshmen, Retreat time!
Academic Bowl, a take off of the T.V. show College Bowl, is a game of questions and answers. There are two teams. The monitor, r. Joan, asks questions about math, science, English, literature, geography, history, and the arts. The team to answer first gets the point. eton competed again t Bourgade H. . on March 18.
Anyone , anyone; what's the answer?
Members from left to right: (seated) Greg Richard , Matt Duba ik , James Doroz, Chris Wilkey, (standing) Ted Turner , Elizabeth Torma, Brandon Kernen, and Kevin McPeek
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The newspaper staff with guidance from Mr. Mariner, their teacher, publish nine monthly issues of "Spotlite." Articles include current events around campus, sports, student of the month, profiles, and plenty of space for personals. Students really look forward to receiving their issues and usually read the personals first.
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Michelle, Erin and Marcy work day and night to meet their deadline.
,Journali m takes a lot of concentration.
Mr. Mariner supervises all the hard work
The etonian, our yearbook for 1989, was produced by hardworking students. The editor this year was senior Kevin McPeek. He was assisted by the staff and faculty members which include: Br. Gattone, Mrs. Fraser, and Mr. Mariner.
Going over thousands of photos, the staff tried to capture the theme "Time Pas ages". This particular theme was chosen because of Seton's 35th Anniversary. The yearbook presents glimpses of the past, the present story of life at Seton, and views of the possible future as well.
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( tanding) Anne estvold, Bobi chumacher, Debbie Hick., Paddi Ekhlassi, Frances abal, Chris unes, Br. Gattone. (Seated) Patty Kirby, Margret Lenhart, Phil mith, Paul Engel, Erin Brown, Pat Servino. Missing: Kevin McPeek, Melissa Loftus, Tracy Kaliski and Helen Myler.
Erin Brown Typing away.
don't know Patty; which picture can you use?"
Melissa, Tracy, and Kevin work out problems
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Chris unes found one that amu ed him.
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Everyone, parents and students, enjoy getting involved in eton life.
The parent have many ways to become involved in eton, but two clubs stand out; the Parents' lub, formerly known as the Booster Club, and the chool Board.
The Parents' Club provides support and spirit for the school, sponsor social functions, such as the burro sales, and helps to organize fund raiser· like the auction. Its officers include: Jim churr-president, Ron Del Rio-vice-pre ident, ,Jim Rae!, Vinnie Debruycker and ky King.
The chool Board advises the principal on policie in the school, helps to set policies, helps with fundraisers, and organizes the festival. They are elected by the parent. at the end of the school year.
, chool Board president ,Jon Harrison and members of both clubs are present at mo t eton functions. We thank the parents for their support!
"Why are we always the ones that have to work?" say Mrs. DelRio and Mrs. Gomez.
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eton parents, Mr.
Rio, and Mr. Rae! discuss , eton issues over a burrito.
The chool Board in se ion.
The chool Board. Top row: Mr. Don Turner, Mrs. Sue Ehrich, Mr. ,Jon Harrison. Bottom row: Mr. Chuck Moroson, Mrs. Alma Ortiz, Mr. Steve Brown. Mrs. Bonilla and Mrs. Fraser advertise Seton at the 1988 Chandler parade.
Many students joined a club to improve their minds as well as their bodies. The weightlifting club was composed of students who wished to receive instruction on proper lifting techniques from Coach Scott Winters, this year's football coach.
Coach Winters gives enior Paul Engel a few pointers.
Freshman Travis Lewis pumps himself up.
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Mark Alcala watches as Greg Garcia bench presses.
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Left to right, first row. Debbie Me Allister, Michelle Fraser, Deni e DeAlva, Marissa Main, Cara Passarella, Kelly Liedman, Frances abal, Paddi Ekhlassi, Helen Myler Second row. Moderator r. ,Joan Marie, Corinne estvold, Katie Kavanagh, Chns Fraser, Kevin McPeek, Monica Gaiser, Ronnie Del Rio, Claudio Saba!. Third row. Tom Slattery, Mike Bainter, Greg Richard, Steve Gerard, Phil mith, Chris Wilkey, Matt Dubasik, ,John Ehrich, Ted Turner, and Brandon Kernen.
President Monica Gaiser and Vice -President Chris Fraser Sr ,Joan Marie leads the newly inducted members in their pledge. ask for volunteer-; to serve dinner for Principals and Pastors
There are twenty-five seniors and juniors in the National Honor Society this year. The requirements are scholarship, character, ervice, and leadership. NH activities include tutoring, hosting special events such as Open House and Parent ' Night, and collecting cans for scholarship . Tutoring is held in the library on Tuesdays and Thursdays by appointment only. In the spring, members go to t. Peter' Mission in Bapchule for the annual Easter egg hunt for the little children in first to third grades.
A. teenagers, a group of under tanding people can be a big help. On Tuesdays and Thur days at activity period, Mr. Mullin with Sr. Con uelo and Beth Lonning guide the teenagers through the discu sion . ertain topics like tre s or addiction are di cus ed on occasion or there is imply an exchange of advice and/or comfort for a problem. upport Group i open to everyone and any number from three to twenty-three people could be there on one day.
Israel, Erin, Robert and Greg ask Mr . Mullin about teenage stress.
Top right Sr Joan Marie discusses the agenda for the next meeting with Monica, Kevin and Chris.
Above Sr Consuelo and 1ullin prepare for today's session of support group.
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The Mini Course Week consisted of 55 minute cla ses for 4 days. Some of the classes were sign language, golf, tennis, photography, powder -puff mechanics, and money facts. The favorites were CPR, fashion, subtance abu e, eating di orders, and child development.
Above: David orton concentrating on his shot.
Above right : Law Enforcement class being addressed.
Middle: Mr Cutter teaches hi s photography class.
Right : Scott Smith showing his mechanic skills.
Above Left: Mrs. Mariner and her etiquette cia s.
Above Right : Erin Brown in the CPR class.
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M1ddle Left and Above: Two of the fashion courses. Left: Melissa and gang "on the course".
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Top: anta's been busy at eton this year, so you better watch out! Above: The Smging Sentinels spread Christmas cheer to feeder schools around the Valley. Right: Padd1 and Helen cradle their very own "Tater Tots". Below: Present and Future Freshmen socialize on th Grade Day. Bottom right: Anne and Heather put on a show to welcome the 8th graders.
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Top: 'eniors show intere t in their future on College Day. Left: Mr Anthony shows off the new eton sweatshirts. Bottom left: Brother Ron exchanges trivia with Chloe during lunchbreak. Bottom right : picy food and cultural entertainment made the panish class' Fiesta de avidad a ucces
FACULTY
MR. THOMA ANTHONY, B.A., B Algebra I, Typing/Computers, Bookstore, Student Council
4th year at eton
"I enjoy my time with my wife, Mary, and son, Timmy."
MRS. DIANE COLLIN , B.S. English I and IV, .A.D.D.
12th year at Seton
"Our family spirit is important to all of us."
MRS. JA E FRA ER, A.A., B.S., M.S. Geometry, Algebra II, Yearbook, Junior Class 4th year at eton
"The school is unique."
Mr. Thomas Anthony
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Mr. Anthony interrogates freshmen on his daily rounds.
Mrs. Diane Collins Mrs Jane Fraser
Mrs. Fraser asks,"Animal, mineral, or vegetable?"
Br. Gattone teaches the ba ics of French to an eager audience.
BR. C. JO EPH GA 'ITO E, B.A., M.A., M.A. French I, II, III, Principal, Yearbook 2nd year at Seton
"We have great parents, students, and faculty here at eton."
BR. RON LASIK, B.A., M.A. Assistant Principal 1st year at eton
"I have positive feelings about the people at Seton."
BR. DAVID HAA , B. ., M. ., M.M. Religion II, III, Campus Minister, Religion Dept. Chair, Asst. Basketball Coach, enior Class Moderator 4th year at eton
"I love eton and I find the students exciting, surprising, and a joy to be with."
Br. C. Joseph Gattone Br. David Haas Br. Ronald Lasik
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Latin work is made easy by Mr. Mariner.
"Students, please find the average velocity and the final velocity for problem 2."
R. JOA MARIE MADDEN, B.A.,M.E., L. ationa! Honor ociety, Academic Bowl
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"Great families, great students."
MR ELIZABETH
MARINER, M.M. Vocal Music, Music Appreciation, peech, Engli h III, Fine Arts Chair, Chorus 7th year at eton
"I feel the people who work at eton are among the best in the world."
MR. WILLIAM MARINER, B.S. English III, Latin I and II, Journalism, Librarian, A- V Director 7th year at eton
"A great school with dedicated teacher "
MR. LARRY MOORE, B. ., M.ED American History, Girls' Basketball Coach, Volleyball Coach, Baseball Coach 4th year at eton
"I love the smallne and the relationships with my tudents and faculty."
"That's a real tongue-twister to pronounce, isn't it?"
"Boy, is this book ever interesting! Mark, don't you agree?"
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Sr. Joan Marie Madden Mrs. Elizabeth Mariner
Mr. William Mariner Mr. Larry Moore
MR. JERRY MULLIN, B .A., M.A. Head Counselor, Psychology, Boys' Basketball Coach, Girls' Softball Coach, Asst. Volleyball Coach, upport Group 4th year at Seton
MR. DENNI NOVY, B Biology, Computer Literacy, Typing and Word Procesing, Computer Chairper ·on, ophomore
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11th year at eton
"Great Opportunities for students to excel."
SR. CONSUELO PACHECO, B.A., M.ED. Counselor, Art I and II, Art Appreciation 4th year at Seton
"Now students, let's get ready for lab. Today, we will examine the frog."
MS. THERESA RATTI, B.A Religion I and IV, Drama Director, Close-up, Citizen Bee
2nd year at eton
Fr. Ray Ritari says Ma in our newly decorated chapel.
Mr. Jerry Mullin
Sr. Consuelo Pacheco
Mr. Dennis Novy
Ms. Theresa Ratti
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MR. JAME RELPH, B.A., M.S. English II, Government, World History, Economics, Social tudies Chairman 2nd year at Seton
" eton i a family."
Br. J.P. Reynia
BR. J. P. REYNIA, B.A. Dean of Di cipline, Pre-Calculus, Physics 1st year at Seton
Mr;; Mary Ann Rich
MR MARY AN RICH, B A., M.A Spanish I, II, Religion II, Foreign Language Chair, Liturgy 3rd year at Seton
"I enjoy the closeness we share as a community."
"How 'bout a little enthusiasm Mis Ratti?"
the spirit of the American Revolution, Car a Passarella takes over Mr . Moore's U History cia s.
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just how did she get this cartoon show on her CRT?!
Mr James Relph
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MR. DAVID RICHARD, B , M.ED. Biology, Chemi try, cience Chairman, Hiking Club, Fre hman
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6th year at eton
"It's nice to work where my 'family' is."
MR. SCOIT WINTERS, B.S. Biology, Physical Science, Physical Education, Football Coach, Track Coach
1st year at eton
"Very friendly staff, colleagues, and students."
Mr. Moore, is that really what happened to the president? Then why are you smiling?
ow, I hope those machines behave themselves and quit "eating" the students' quarter
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Mullin, is that really an exemplary psychological characteristic of a dominant personality?
"Now you see, Virginia, the 'y' intercept is 4."
"Bueno Dias mi amigo!"
Mr. David Richard
Mr. Scott Winters
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MR CONNIE ARNO E Bus Coordinator, Part-time Maintenance
9th year at eton
"I mu t like eton becau e I've been here 8 year."
MR PEGGY FOOTE Financial Office Manager, Porn and Cheer
7th year at eton
"I like working at eton." ecretary, ponsor
BR. MARC CHAVIRA, B A Attendance Officer
2nd year at eton
"I don't like the ummers."
MR. PEDRO GONZALEZ Grounds Maintenance
8th year at eton
"I try to make the school ground look nice with flowers and gras "
MR. GREGORY RYAN Head Maintenance upervi or 3rd year at eton
"I'm never amazed at what the tudent do."
MR LO ANN WALTHER Admini trative ecretary
2nd year at Seton
"I think the faculty is terrific and the students are great!"
Mrs Connie Arnone Mrs. Peggy Foote Br. Marc Chavira, B.A.
Mr. Pedro Gonzalez
Mr. Gregory Ryan Mrs Louann Walther
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Mr Gonzalez' famous green mowing machine! MR. AL MCCAULEY, our Lunchroom Supervisor, serves up delicious meals.
WINTER EVENTS
Mrs. Gunty joins eton staff second semester teaching Advanced Math and Physics.
Mr. Novy welcomes prospective students to eton.
ew students to eton second semester: (top row) Aaron Labedz, Rachel Maxwell Charles Deal, Donna Olsen, Joe purling; (bottom row) Marty Plummer, Ktm DeGen: ere , Alex Garee , Ray Flores.
(left) Yearning for the future our new gym? (far left) Patti Kirby, Bobi Schumacher, and Natalie Kernen enjoy the New Year's Eve Dance.
Paul Engel, Paddi Ekhlassi, Gilbert Valenzuela, and the retreat team come closer together during the retreat.
A Renaissance Fair troubador entertains eton students.
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"Friends are friends forever, If the Lord's a Lord of them. A friend will not say never 'cause a Welcome will not end."
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The Valentine's Day Royalty were eniors Chris Fraser and Erin Brown, .Juniors Dina Consiglio and Bret churr, • ophomores Bobi chumacher and Bob Hicks, Freshmen Toni Lopes and Chris Perikly.
eton 's Boy's Basketball team scores one.
The Phoenix , uns' Gorilla flies high for eton 's Charity Event.
Girl's Basketball team achieved in academics and athletics by being named , cholarAthletes and by making it to the State Play -offs
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Anne Nestvold scores two for the entinels.
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The Porn and Cheer's main goal thi year was to promote school spirit. The girls went to camp for four days and to A U. They put in a lot of time and practice, Tue day through Thursday from 3 to 5. The girl would also bring food and drinks to the teams during games and practices. They went to all the home games and many away games. They would cheer to the end no matter what. With all the time and practice no wonder we have such good teams.!
The JV cheer was picked this fall and the choices were: Captain Erin Moore, Liz Engel, Christa Rodrigue, and tacey Estes-Gonzales. The JV cheer cheers for girls' JV and Varsity basketball teams. The girls practiced long and hard and you can tell that because it has all paid off. The JV cheer did a wonderful job this year.
Porn and Cheer: Debbie McAllister, Cara Pa sarella, Denise De Alva, (middle)- Kathy Rogers, Virgina Full, Heather Cunningham, Michelle Vigil, and Danyel Wright. (not pictured) - hay Widener, Melissa Winder , Captain Kelly Liedman, and tarr Juarez.
Debbie and Denise pose for their porn pictures
,JV Cheer: (Standing) Christa Rogrigue, Liz Engel, (Sitting) Erin Moore, Stacey Estes -Gonzales
(above left) Cheer team entertains the classes at the pep rally (above right) ,J\' peps up the crowd with their cheers.
(middle left) Porn and cheer get the crowd involved at an away game (middle right) Virginia Full cheers her last year here at eton.
(far left) Porn and cheer watch as the Sentinels fight for a victory.
(left) Cara leads the cheer Ali Babba
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Although the season didn't turn out the way most wished, the Varsity progressed with pride. The games were often close until the end. The team had a good and bad experience but grew to become better players. The season was not a failure, but rather a true "inspiring" learning experience for the young team.
Top row: (1 / r) Corinne Ne tvold , Margaret Cutter, Heidi Bi c hler , Anne estvo ld , Marcy M o ntoy a , ,Juli e Rael, and Michelle Fraser Bottom Row : (1 / r) Trisha Montes , Marietta Wind e r s, Bobi c huma c h e r , Dan e ll e S c uzza ro, and tephani e Bruns
Right : "Celebrating a V J -T -0 - R - Y! " Bottom Right: "Firing up'" Below : Action in play
The "Junior Sentinels" were anything but junior! Their spirit, attitude, and will for victory were seen through the whole season! Their skills quickly increased, and many became great players. Their determination is to be admired and their future seasons are to be better than this year!
(Above) "Rising high!" (Top right) Katie and Dina discuss the situatiOn.
(Right) Strategies in progress. (Far right) Toni fires one away!
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Top Row: (1/r) Katie Moroson, Gretchen Fleming, Heather Gordon, Liz Torma, Tanya Che ny, Polly Harrington, Meghan Harrison, Kris Kajca. and Laurie Myler Bottom Row: (1/r) Katie Kavanagh, atalie Kernen, Carrie Hudson, Toni Lopes, Dara Kennedy, and Dina Consiglio
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TOP - Left to right: A. st. Coach Dennis Clinch, Mark Bustillo , I rae) Torres, Peter Del Rio, David orton, Eric Laubme1er , Duane Quintal, Ed Gorman, Mark Alcala, Head Coach Scott Winters. 2nd row: Asst. Coach Frank Menchaca, Manager Todd Burke, Santin o Bernasconi, Brett churr, Chris Chavez, Steve chaper, Tom , lattery, ,Jesus Torres, ,John Fullen, Jose Torres , Bob Hicks, Herb Franks , Asst. Coach ,Jim Crilly.
BOTI0:\1 - left to right: Charle McAllister, Tom Rudd, Roman Gomez, ,Joe Scheidt, Chris Rael, Daniel Gonzalez, Brigido Bernasconi, Paul Brun , Chri Young, Ed Carlson, Louis Arsecularatne
"What are we waiting for?" Bob Hicks says impatiently.
"Gosh, I wish I was in there!"
The 1988 football team, led by captains, Israel Torres and Tom Slattery, came out of the season with two victories against Bourgade and Gila Bend respectively. The team showed great spirit and determination throughout the season. Coach cott Winters said that the inexperienced members did well learning new skills and formations.
Junior Brett churr says, "Gee, it was a great year!" The team is very enthusiastic and is sure that next year's record will be even better!
"Oops! I think I forgot something!" exclaims Israel Torre .
"Just hanging around outside!"
"He's mine!"
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"What a year!" shouts Coach Winters.
With a prom1smg junior class that composed most of the var ity team, the young ballclub looked forward to the new season. Juniors Jeff Gutierrez and Michael Zoucha were the captains of this year's squad. Back in Novern her when the season started, Mr. Mullin said, "We have a young team but we can win." Mr. Mullin was assisted by Mr. Fred Contreras who also helped coach the JV team with Br. David Haas. Through tough practices and nail-biting games the Sentinels have brought together a good season.
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Standing: Assistant Coach Freddy Contreras, Peter Del Rio, Greg Chadwick, Israel Torres, Karl Cruse, Brandon Kernen, Coach .Jerry Mullin, and .JV Coach Br. David Haas; Kneeling: David Rodwell, Claudio abal, Chris Chavez, Jeff Gutierrez, Chris Rae!, M1ke Zoucha, Wendell abal
.Jeff accompanies the pass with a dramatic leap. Way to go!
tanding: Coach Br. David Haa , Jim Doroz, Chris unes, Pat ervino, Derek Muth, teven Hughes, A sistant Coach Freddy Contreras. Kneeling: Travis Lewis, Andy Arvayo, Louis Arseculeratne, ,John Omohundro
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(left) Chris Chavez shoots from the foul line (above) Planning strategies. (far left) Chris Wilkey goes in for the basket.
The Girl' Ba ketball team ha fared well o far thi sea on. At the writing of thi article the team is 6-1 in conference play, 10-4 overall with nine games remaining in the sea on. They are pre ently in a tie for first place with Ray, and Coach Larry Moore expects the team to receive a berth in the tate play-offs.
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Heidi Bichler shoots to take the lead against the Coyotes.
Michelle Fraser goes for the free throw shot.
The X gnls consult Coach Moore.
Danelle cuzzaro scores two point for eton.
(above) H eidi Bichler cores by a jump shot. (left) Everyone look at the ball!
Tricia Montes & Marietta Winders: tars of the Screen
"We plan to go to New York to make our dreams come true !"
Paul Engel:
"Flying with the friendly sky "
Christine McAllister: Fashion Designer
"Take life one day at a time!"
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"Though the road of life is long, it zoom by rather quickly. STOP, LOOK, AND LISTEN! Life is beautiful and shouldn't be missed!"
John Enrich: Religious Mu ician
"Love is the song of God."
Monica Gaiser: Architect
"We are young, but we are the future."
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MARK ALCALA
Football 4; Newspaper 3; Liturgy Comm. 3, 4; St. Council 3; Band 3; Weightlifting 4; Retreat Team 4
CARRIE A DER 0
Close Up 4; ADD 3; Euch. Minister 4
MICHAEL BAINTER
Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; H 3, 4; Pep Club 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4
HEIDI BICHLER
Pep Club 4; SADD 4 (Pres.); Volleyball 4; Softball 4; Basketball 4
VI TOR BONILLA
Yearbook 3; AV 3; Academic Bowl 3; Eucharistic Minister 4
ERI BROW
Prom Comm. 3; Pep Club 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4; SADD 3 (Pres.), 4; Retreat Team 3, 4; ewspaper 2, 3, 4; Weightlifting 4; oftball 3, 4; Volleyball2, 3; pirited tudent of the Month 3
RO IE DELRIO
Honor Roll 10, 11; tudent Council 9, 10, 11 (V.P.), 12 (Pres.); Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Close-Up 12; Drama 12, Retreat Team 11, 12; HS 11, 12; Art Club 10; Track 10, 11; Student-of-the-month, 3, 4
MATT DUBA IK
Honor Roll 2, 3; HS 3, 4; (Officer 4); Acad. Bowl4; Pep Club 3; Baseball1, 2, 3, 4
,JE IFER DUGA
Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Weightlifting 3; Prom Committee 3
.JOH EHRICH
Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; H 3, 4; Academic Bowl 1, 4; Liturgy Committee 1, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama 1; t. Council 4; Foreign Language Club 1; Pep Club 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; tudent of-the-month 1
PADDI EKHLASSI
Honor Roll1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; NH 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 4; Weightlifting 3, 4; J.V. Cheer 2; Porn 3; Prom Committee 3
PAULE GEL
Weightlifting 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Football 2, :l; Baseball 1, 4
HERBERT FRANKS
Football 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4
CHRIS FRA ER
Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; H 2, 3, 4; (V.P.) Track 2, 3,4; Student of-the month 2, 3, 4
VIRGI lA FULL
Honor Roll 4; panish Club 1; Chorus 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Drama 4; Liturgy Committee 4; Weightlifting 3; Prom Committee 3; Cheer 2, 3, 4
MONICA GAISER
Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; panish Club 1; Chorus 1, 4; NH 2, 3, 4; (Pres.) J.V. Cheer 1, 2; Porn 3; Eucharistic Minister 4; Retreat Team 4
GREG GARCIA
Honor Roll 3; Weightlifting 4; Pep Club 3; • tudent Council 4; Football 3; Baseball 3; Track 4
TEVE GERARD
Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; NH 2, 3, 4; Chorus Club 4; Academic Bowl 3, 4; Track 3
THERE A JACKSON
ocial Awareness 1; S.A.D.D. 3; Close-Up 4; Pep Club 1; Chorus Club 2, 3; Softball 3, 4
VALERIE LAUBMEIER
ADD 3; Pep Club 1, 2; Eucharistic Minster 4
MELI A LOFTU
Yearbook 4; Drama 4; Close-Up 4
CHRISTI E McALLI TER
Honor Roll 3; SADD 3; Chorus Club 1, 3; Spirit Line 3; Eucharistic Minister 4
KEVI MCPEEK
Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; HS 2, 3, 4; Academic Bowl 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 4; Yearbook (Editor) 4; Audio Visual 1, 2; Drama 1; tudent of-the-month, 1
ALONZO ME DOZA
Weightlifting 3, 4; Football 1, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4
TRICIA MO TE
Drama 4; Volleyball 4
HELE MYLER
Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; H 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Yearbook 4; Close-Up 4; Weightlifting 4; Tutoring 3, 4
JEA PERREAULT
Weightlifting 3; Football 3
J LIE RAEL
.A.D.D. 3, 4; Liturgy 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Close Up 4; Model 3; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball!, 2, 3; Softball (manager) 2, 3; Track 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3
GREG RICHARD
Yearbook 4; .H.S. 3, 4; Pep Club 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4
CLAUDIO ABAL
Weightlifting 3; Choru 2; .H.'. 3, 4; Ba ketball1, 3, 4; Track 1; Honor Roll1, 2, 3, 4
FRA CE ABAL
Honor Roll 3, 4; Yearbook 4; .H 3, 4; Class ec. Treas 1; Weightlifting 3, 4; Pep
Club 4; Close Up 4; Chorus 2; Cia s VicePres. 3; tudent Council ( ec Treas) 4; Prom Committee 3
THOMA LATTERY
Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; .H 2, 3, 4; Blood drive coordinator 2, 3, 4; Retreat team 3, 4; tudent Council 2, 4; Prom Committee 3; Weightlifting 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4 (cap· tain, 4), Student of-the-month, 2
PHIL MITH
Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; N.H 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; tudent Council 2; tudent of Month 2
I RAEL TORRE
Retreat Team 4; Basketball 4; Football 4 (captain); Honor Roll 4
GILBERT VALE ZUELA JR.
Pep Club 1, 4
MICHELLE VIGIL
Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; J.V. Cheer 2; Var ity Cheer 3, 4
LA RIE WEBBER
Eucharistic Minister 4
CHRI WILKEY
Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; H 3, 4; Academic Bowl 4; Track 2; Baseball 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Football 3
MARIETTA WINDER
Drama 1, 3; Cheer 2, 3; Chorus 3; Volleyball 4; Basketball 3
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Adam., Chantelle 41
Aglio, Anne Marie 35, 72
Alcala, Mark 21, 6 , 69, 27, 22
Ammons, Harold 9, 15, 35
Ander on, Carrie 19, 20
Anthony, Mr. Tom 33, 39, 50
Arnone, 1rs. onnie 56
Arseculeratne, Louis 35, 6
Arteche, Marisa 45
Arvayo, Andy 35
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Babcock, tephen 45
Bainter, tichael 2
Balchumas, Danielle 35
Bernasconi, Brigido 41, 6
Berna coni, antino 11, 45, 6
Bichler, Heidi 5, 15, 19, 66, 72
Bonilla, Albert 2, 17, 41, 42
Bonilla, Victor 13, 20
Brown, Erin 11, 15, 24, 25, 33, 29, 31
Bruns, Paul 45, 6
Brun , tephanie 15, 35, 66
Burke, Todd 11, 35, 68
Bu tillos, Mark 45, 6
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Carlson, Ed 35, 68 hadwick, Gregory 45
Chavez, Chri. 22, 45, 6
Chavez, Heather 35
Chavira, Br. Marc 56
Chesney, Tanya 35, 67
Childers, Matthew 41
Collins, Mrs. Diane 15, 23, 50
Consiglio, Claudine 10,12, 45, 67
Contrera , Jaime 12, 41
Cunningham, Heather 10, 20, 21, 29, 32, 41, 64, 65
Cutter, Margaret 2, 16, 35, 39, 66, 72 D
Daumke, Brad 41
De Alva, Denise 12, 1 , 45, 47, 2
Debruycker, Heidi 9,
Del Rio, Peter 16, 45, 6
Del Rio, Ramiro 3, 6, 11, 19, 2
Doroz, Jame 23, 35, 45
Doroz, Michelle 15, 16, 32
Duba ik, Matthew 11, 23, 28
Dugan, Jennifer 11
Duma , Heather 35 E
Ehrich, .John 13, 1 , 21, 33, 28
Ekhlassi, Padideh 11, 12, 19, 25, 32, 28
Engel, Elizabeth 9, 36
Engel, Paul 3, 12, 13, 25, 27, 0
Estes-Gonzales, tacey 41 F
Falk, Andria 9, 36
Fay, Brian 15, 41
Fleming, Gretchen :36, 67
Flores, Raymond
Foote, Mrs. Peggy 56
Fotsch, Andrew :l6
Fox, Chloe
Franks II, Herbert 6
Fraser, Christopher 11, 20, 28
Fraser, Mrs .•Jane 21, 26, 50
Fra er, Michelle 18, 45, 46, 66, 28, 72, n
Full, Virginia 11, 12, 18, 21, 33, 54, 64, 65
Fullen, .John 36, 6 G
Gaiser, Monica 11, 12, 20, 2
Garcia, Gregorio 21, 27
Garcia, Mari 9, 36
Gaspari, Michael 45, 68
Gattone, Br. harles .Joseph 25, 26, 50, .11
Gerard, tephen 1 , 23, 28
Gomez, Roman 45, 6
Gonzalez, Daniel 24, 41, 6
Gonzalez, Laura 41
Gonzalez, Mr. Pedro 56
Gordon, Heather 9, :32, 36, 66
Gorman, Edward 6
Cruse, Gregory 9, 36, 45
Cruse, Karl 45
Gutierrez, ,Jeffrey 45 H
Haas, Br. David .J. 3, 20, 51
Halbig, Patrick 9, 36
Hammer, .Jennie 36
Hamp, Shawn 12, 42
Hanson, .Julie 9, Harrington, Paula 1!), 42, 67
Harrison, Meghan 66, 67, 72
Hayes, Bryan 46
Hayes, Regina 15, 46
Hicks, Deborah 25, 37, 42
Hicks, Robert 11, 68
Hittson, ,Jack 37
Hudson, Carolyn 2, 42, 67
Hughes, teven 42 J
.Jackson, Tere a 1
.John. on, Holly :n
Joseph, .Jennifer 46
.Juarez, Starr 42, 64, 65 K
KaJca, Kristine 16, 67, 72
Kaliski, Tracy 15, 25, 37
Kasian, Andrew 3:1, :n
Kavanagh, Katie 10, 13, 21, 46, 67, 28
Kennedy, Dara :n, 67
Kernen, Brandon 23, 46, 28
Kernen, atalie 12, 18, 42, 67
Kirby, Patricia 2, 9, 10, 7, 16, 18, 19, 21, 42, 25
Kovach, Heather :l2, 37
Kuska, Renee L
LaCava, Kimberly 46
Lasik, Hr. Ronald :1:1, :l8, 5 l
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Laubmeier, Eric 37, 68
Laubmeier, Valerie 20
Lenhart, Margret 9, 25, 37
Lewis, Christopher 12, 13, 19, 42
Lewis, Travis 17, 27, 37
Liedman, Kelly 12, 13, 16, 1 , 46, 65, 64
Loftus, Melissa 9, 13, 19, 25, 31
Lopes, Toni 38, 67, 72
Lovato, Mark 46
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Madden, Sr .•Joan Marie 23, 51, 52, 28
Main, Marissa 18, 46, 28
Mariner, Mrs. Elizabeth 18, 32, 52, 31
Mariner, Mr. William 24, 51, 52
Marrs, Catherine 18, 19, 46
McAllister, harles 3 , 68 Christina 11, 12, 20
McAllister, Debra 12, 13, 18, 46, 64, 65, 2
McCauley, Mr. AI 56
Me eer. Alison 38
Kevin 18, 23, 25, 2
Mendoza, Alonzo
Moliner, Rosario 19, 42
Montes, Patricia 33, 66
Montoya, Maricela 13, 24, 46, 66
Moore, Erin 9, 38
Moore, Mr. Larry 52, 54, 55, 72
Moroson, Kathleen 2, 9, 11), 16, 17, 18, 21, 32, 42, 66
Mullin, Mr. Gerald 52, 55, 29, 74
Muth, Derek 37, 38
Myers, .Jennifer 11, 16, 32, 3
Myler, Helen 11, 12, 19, 32, 2
Myler, Loretta 42, 67
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estvold, Anne 9, 12, 15, 16, 25, 32, 42, 63, 66, 72
estvold, orinne 16, 20, 47, 66, 2 , 72 orton, David 42, 68, 30
ovy, Mr. Dennis 17, 32, 52
unes, Christopher 17, 25, 43
Okun, Chad 43
Omohundro, John 3 0 p
Pacheco, Sr. Con. uelo 52, 29
Passarella, Cara 10, 12, 13, 18, 21, 47, 54, 64, 65, 28
Perikly, Christopher 9, 38
Perreault, .Jean
Pruden, Deni e 47
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Quintal, Duane 47, 6 R
Rael, hris 43, 68
Rael, Julie 6, 10, 11, 16, 21, 66
Ratti, Ms. Theresa 9, 19, 1)2, 54
Reeves, .Jennifer 18, 47, 63, 72
Relph, Mr. ,Jim 1)4
Reynia, Br .•J. P. 1)4
Reynolds, Timothy 47
Rich, Mrs. Mary Ann 10, 21, 54
Richard, Mr. David 17, 1)5
Richard, Gregory 23
Ritari, Fr. Ray 10, 52
Robinson, Damian 38
Rodrigue, hrista 38
Rodwell, Becky 38
Rodwell, David 38, 47
Rogers, Katherine 11, 43, 64, 65
Rudd, Thomas 3 , 68
Rule, Erick 39
Ryan, Mr. Greg 56 s
Sabal, Claudio 21, 28
Sabal, France ca 21, 11, 19, 16, 25, 2
Sabal, Wendell 47
Salazar, elly 39
Salter, Mia 43
Schaeffer, ,Jennifer 47
Schaper, 'teve 12, 43, 6
Scheidt, .Joseph 47, 68
Schettler, Renee 15, 47, 72
chumacher, Bobi 10, 15, 16, 19, 21, 25, 43, 66
churr, Brett 11, 47, 68
cuzzaro, Danelle 11, 24, 63, 66, 47, 72, 73
Servino, Patrick 25, 33, 43
imek, Anthony 47
Slattery, Tom 12, 13, 19, 20, 32, 68, 28
mith, Daniel 39
Smith, Philip 3, 24, 25, 2
• mith, colt 11, 21, 33, 39, 30
• tooks, Derek 47
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Thompson, James 12, 47
Torma, Elizabeth 9, 10, 18, 21, 23, 43, 67
Torres, Israel 3, 11, 22, 63, 6 , 69, 29
Torrs, Je us 39, 6
Torres, .Jose 39, 68
Toth, Cristy 39
Tovar, Carrie 39
Turner, Mark 39
Turner, Ted 23, 47, 28
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Valenzuela, Danielle 18, 43
Valenzuela Jr., Gilberta
Vigil, Michelle 13, 24, 64, 65
Villanueva, Lydia 39
Vyne, Mark 33, 43
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Walther, Mrs. Louann 56
Webber, .Jennifer 13, 43
Webber, Laura 2, 13, 20
Widener, harron 43, 64, 65
Wilkey, Chri topher 13, 23, 28
Winders, Marietta 13, 33, 66
Winders, Melis a 9• 18, 47, 64, 65
Winters, Mr. cott 11, 27, 51), 6 , 69
Wright, Danyel 13, 47, 64, 61)
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Yoshimura, Stephen 9, 47
Young, Christopher 6
Younger Jr., Richard 43
Yozzo, Anthony 18, 47
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Zoucha, Michael 47
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From peppy to JAZZY!
(Top left) Dina Consiglio, the lector, leads the entrance procession (Top right) Cara Passarella and Patty Kirby present the gifts.
(Below) Mrs Rich and the Liturgy Committee members lead us in song.
(Right) Father prepares to induct the Eucharistic ministers.
"Your exalted one!!"
Danyel Wright casts a spell as the good witch in the Wizard of Oz.
Melissa Loftus, Laura Webber and Jennifer Webber are our Supreme
The family unity of the Sentinels shines through.
Mark Alcala
arrie Anderson
Michael Bainter
Heidi Bichler
Victor Bonilla
Erin Brown
(above) Co-captains Tom lattery and Israel Torre look at football pictures. (right) Erin Brown and Marietta Winders discus the presidential election in Government.
Br. Haas introduces the Eucharistic Ministers for 1988 -89.
,John Ehrich Pad•deh Ekhlassi
Ramiro Del Rio, Jr
Matthew Dubasik
Jennifer Dugan
the little biddy crumbs at the bottom of the jar."
Paul Engel
Herbert Franks II
Christopher Fraser Virginia Full
Monica Gaiser
Gregorio Garcia
Jean Perreault enjoys his personal fan.
Alonzo hard at work??
A. Thoma lattery Philip Smith Israel Torres
Gilberta Valenzuela, Jr.
Michelle Vigil
Laura Webber Christopher Wilkey Marietta Winders
(above left) Spmted student Herbert Franks gives a cool smile to the Camera. (above right) At the 19 7 class competition, the class of 1989 showed they still know how to get down. (right) Israel T{>rres shows off his new haircut.
(above left) Paul Engle says, "One, two, Seniors, we rule!" (above) Senwrs enJOY a relaxing pic·nic under th('ir favorite tree. (left) Chris Wilkey and ,John Ehrich say, "Lights camera ACTIO 1
