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SETON CATHOLIC IS A FOUR-YEAR CO-EDUCATIONAL SCHOOL OF THE DIOCESE OF PHOENIX

SETON CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL 1150 NORTH DOBSON ROAD CHANDLER, ARIZONA 85224

BROTHER C. J. GATTONE, C.F.C., PRINCIPAL

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THINGS BEGIN WITH ORIENTATION

SALSA ADDS SPICE

Mr. Relph fills in the freshmen at Orientation.

Denise and Michelle model the new un1forms for incomng students.

SALSA has become a spicy addition to our school. Every morning, upperclassmen and underclassmen meet in small groups to discuss anything and everything .

Groups also tackle a variety of activities, from picking up litter to writing a new fight song.

Even though groups work on different things and each has its own personality, all help to unify Seton Catholic High.

Freshmen get acqua1nted with their senior Big Brothers and Sisters

SERVICE ATTITUDE LISTENING SPIRIT AFFIRMATION 4

Some groups, like Mr. Mullin's. meet outside to discuss important matters.

Mr. Anthony's SALSA group denotes to the food drive.

Mrs. Colins' C-4 members introduce their new fight song to the student body.

BETON

On a cold morn1ng. Mr Richard's A-5 SALSA group has hot chocolate.

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Catholic S•n~in•l• are we.

W• ar• 1 oyal 1 tru• we wi 11 ever be.

Red and &old.

•~ri ve for vic~ory!

S~and and cheer for S.~on High• FiQh~!

FiQht! FiQht! FiQh~!

Fight an. for Sentinel pride!

SunQ to the tuna of "Minnesot• Rouser" New lyric• by Mrs. Collins• C-4 SALSA

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DAVS/HOMECOM XN 1989

FAll CONCERT 3:00P.M.

TESTING PROGRM:

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GUESS WHAT WEEK IS EXTRA SPECIAL This Page SENIOR COURT (upper left). FRESHMAN INITIATION (left center).

FALL CONCERT (above); SENIOR SLAVE AUCTION (lower left); MOCK ROCK COMPETITION (below) Opposite Page· SENIOR CARAVAN (left center). CLASS CHEER COMPETITION (right center and lower right). SENIOR SLAVE DAY (lower left).

All these Spirit Week events lead to HOMECOMING (next page.)

WEDNESDAY

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THURSDAY

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INITIATION during (Dress down) Activity Period

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HOMEC~ING

DANCE (Sem1-Fonna1 CONTEST; Attire) SPIRIT DAY -wear Red/Gold; HC»4ECOMING GAME and CROWNING

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1989 HOMECOMING ATTENDANTS Juniors Jan Webber and Chns Rael; Freshmen Kelly Fraser and Marshall Askland; Sophomores Toni Lopes and Kns Seyler

SENIOR CANDIDATES FOR ROYALTY: Kelly Liedman and Karl Gruse. Marcy Montoya and Chris Chavez: Renee Schettler and Brett Schurr

Homecoming this year at Seton Catholic was, as usual, a great event. It began with a spirit -raising bonfire which got our team up for their 34-0 victory over Maricopa. At halftime, seniors' parents and alumni were honored, then our new King and Queen were crowned.

The weekend ended with a memorable Homecoming dance sponsored by the Senior Class.

OPPOSITE PAGE: (Top Left) The crowd cheers the Sentinels on to a Homecom1ng victory. (Top Right) Brett Schurr heads for the end zone (Left Center) Among couples at the big dance were Mark Turner and Michelle Doroz. (Right Center) Even the fence at Aust1n Field reflected our Homecoming. (Lower Left) Seton Alumni gather for a group photo. (Lower Right) Patty Kirby. Anne Marie Aglio and Heather Gordon enjoy the Homecoming Dance

1989 Homecom1ng King CHRIS CHAVEZ and Queen MARCY MONTOYA 9

SPRITUAL ACTIVITIES UNITE AND INSPIRE And then Jesus told them. "You are to go into all the world and preach the Good News to everyone. everywhere." (Mark 16: 15) Religion classes. school Masses, retreats. even our daily activities at Seton Catholic reflect our dedication to fulfilling the Lord's command. as we grow not only academically. but spiritually as well Through our years at Seton Catholic High, we come to appreciate each other. our school. our nation, and our faith even more.

Setonians are offered many opportunities to serve each other, the community, and the Lord.

TOP: Our first Christian Service Fair gives the undecided more direction LEFT: Upperclassmen get away from it all at retreat.

LOWER LEFT : Music at our liturgies lets us lift our voices, our hearts, and our spirit.

BELOW: The Our Father is our common yet uncommon prayer.

THESE STUDENTS DELIVER THE MESSAGE . ..

Ministers of the Word prepare and present the readings for school Masses. With Brother Haas as the moderator. they make sure all the spoken aspects of the liturgy are heard and understood.

Melissa Winders. Shawn Hamp. Karl Gruse. Steve Yoshimura. Patty Kirby. Jennifer Webber. Chris Nunes

The Ministers of the Word prepare to be commissioned.

THESE DELIVER THE BREAD OF LIFE . . .

Assisting the Campus Minister and the priest celebrating each Mass are the Ministers of the Eucharist, who help distribute the consecrated bread and wine.

The Euchanst Ministers are blessed 12

BACK ROW Marcy Montoya. Jim Doroz. Tony Yozzo. Chris Young. Connne Nestvold.

FRONT ROW Michelle Fraser. Heather Cunningham. Loretta Myler

THESE PEOPLE ORGANIZE OUR MASSES ...

Working closely with Brother Haas. the Liturgy Committee plans the music, readings, and all other aspects of our school Masses and prayer services. They also perform the music and arrange for other musicians to be part of our liturgical services.

BACK ROW: Polly Harrington, Elizabeth Torma SECOND ROW Beth Tropia, Heather Dumas.

Kelly Fraser. Bobi Schumacher FRONT ROW Patty Kirby, Jenny Hammer. Heather Cunningham. and Mrs Rich, moderator

THIS GROUP PLANS OUR RETREATS ...

Our musicians enhance the Mass with their talents.

The Seton Retreat Team has the responsibility of doing all that needs to be done for the class retreats. Meeting with Brother Haas and alumni who conduct the retreats. they work to make each one meaningful and memorable.

BACK ROW Joe Scheidt. Steve Yoshimura. Karl Gruse FRONT ROW Renee Schettler. Marcy Montoya. Chris Rael. Michelle Fraser. and Bobi Schumacher.

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... AND MASS BRINGS US ALL TOGETHER

Our Masses are community celebrations. made possible not only through the efforts of our liturgical committees, but of everyone who attends.

Participation. as part of the group and as individuals, makes each Mass truly meaningful.

GUESS WHICH CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS WILL S011EDAY BE MOST TO US. IS IT •••

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STUDENT COUNCIL SHOWS THE WAY

TOP ROW Corinne Nestvold, Debbie McAllister. Denise DeAiva. Michelle Fraser. Renee Schettler.

THIRD ROW Bobi Schumacher. Shawn Hamp. Liz Torma. Chris Nunes. Pat Servino. SECOND ROW: Tracy Kaliski. Christa Rodrigue. Liz Engel. Michelle Doroz. Lou1s Arseculeratne. FRONT: Karl Gruse.

Jenn1fer Schaefer

Because of Student Council. Seton Catholic High is a better place. The Council, through its moderator. its officers, and its representatives, makes sure there is communication, planning and organization for the many activities at school throughout the year. The Council provides a voice to the administration, leadership to the student body, and serv1ce to all

Freshman class off1cers Jenn1fer Doyle. Kelly Fraser. and Shari Kaliski serve as representatives for the Class of '93.

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Mr Anthony. moderator. meets with his officers to plan the Jog-a-Thon.

SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES: Michelle Doroz. Liz Engel. Louis Arseculeratne, Chnsta Rodngue. Tracy Kaliski

JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES· Bobi Schumacher. Shawn Hamp, Elizabeth Torma. Chris Nunes. Pat Serv1no.

SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES Connne Nestvold, Debbie McAllister. Den1se DeAiva. Michelle Fraser. Renee Schettler.

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY DEMANDS MUCH

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BACK ROW Liz Torma. Brandon Kernen. Ted Turner. Anne Nestvold. Polly Hornngton. THIRD ROW · Natalie Kernen. Renee Schettler. Mark Sheridan. Kelly Liedmon. Debra McAllister. Jim Doroz. Sister Joan Marie. moderator SECOND ROW Bobi Schumacher. Marissa Main. Kot1e Kavanagh. FRONT ROW Connne Nestvold. treasurer. Denise DeAivo. vice president; Michelle Fraser. president. Potty Kirby. secretory NOT PICTURED Cora Passarella

To be accepted into National Honor Society, one must have and demonstrate the qualities of scholarship, leadership, service, and character.

In advancing the goal of serv1ce, Seton's chapter of N.H.S. provides tutoring for fellow students, sponsors an Easter party for the Indian children, and collects soda cans for scholarships.

N H.S. officers meet periodically w1th Sr. Joan.

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ACADEMIC BOWL PROVIDES CHALLENGES

AB STANDING: Rich Younger. Matt Childers. Mark Potocnjak. Ted Turner. Patty K1rby. Bobi Schumacher. Sister Joan Marie, moderator SITTING Kevin Willey. Natalie Kernen. Mark Sheridan. Andy Kas1an. Anne Nestvold, Polly Harnngton NOT PICTURED Liz Torma.

Once each week, the Academic Bowl members meet to challenge themselves and each other in answering questions on subjects such as the arts, science, mathematics. literature. and scripture.

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S.A.D.D. KEEPS US INFORMED, ALERT

Seton's largest club th1s year is pictured in the patio . In addition to the regular members ore Polly Harrington. president: Renee Schettler. vice president; Heather Dumas. secretary. and Mrs. Diane Collins. moderator.

At Seton, Students Against Driving Drunk meet twice a month to promote the conviction that drinking and driving kills. This year, the Seton chapter has taken a variety of strong methods to show their fellow students the dangers of drunk driving and to remind them frequently to avoid this problem.

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SAD D members are given a policeman's perspective on problems caused drunken drivers

SUPPORT GROUP SEEKS COMMUNICATION Support Group members gather twice a week in order to listen to each other. to share problems and experiences. A group of students assists our counselors.

Mr. Jerry Mullin, Sr. Counselo. and Amy Kraus. in planning the sessions.

Pictured with the counselors are members of the planning committee: Jose and Jesus Torres. Chris Chavez. Michelle Fraser. Renee Kuska. Marissa Main. Chris Nunes. and Kelly Liedman .

PAX CHRISTl SEEKS SOCIAL JUSTICE Pax Christi is Latin for "The Peace of Christ."

This is the goal of the members - to fight for social justice all over the world. Doing so involves education. political awareness. and action.

BACK ROW Mari Garcia, Heather Dumas. Anne Nestvold. Brian Nigro. FRONT ROW Sr Marie Therese. moderator. Karen St Louis. Natalie Kernen. Cathy Marrs. Chloe Fox

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STUDENTS SEE GOVERNMENT CLOSE-UP

BACK ROWS Candita Gamble. Chris Lewis. Katie Kavanagh. Shawn Hamp. Debbie Hicks. Ted Turner. Christy Tath. Heather Dumas. moderator. Mrs Fraser FRONT Cathy Marrs. Loretta Myler. Heather Chavez. Patty Kirby. Heidi Debruycker. Krist1 KOJCO

CloseUDIEil Close-Up members spend the fall and winter learning about our nation's capital and system of government. While finding a variety of ways to raise money for their trip to see government in action . Finally, the group travels to Washington. DC. to observe their lawmakers and to visit historic sites.

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CHESS CLUB CONTINUES TO GROW

TOP ROW: Joson Ott. John Duich. Shown Cleave. Peter Del Rio. Chris Young. Derek Muth. David Norton. FOURTH ROW. Bnon Delatorre. Paul Tucker. Karl Gruse. Brion Nigro. Travis Lewis. Andy Arvoyo THIRD ROW: Chns Lewis. Santino Bernasconi. Jeff Gutierrez. John Omohundro. Jose Torres. Mr. Novy, moderator SECOND ROW Ed Carlson. Jesus Torres. Andy Kosion. Doug Marie.

Louis Arseculerotne. Derek Stocks . FRONT ROW: Eric Kross. Angus Arseculerotne. Choz McAllister.

Inspired and instructed by Mr. Novy, Chess Club members challenge each other and the computer. Besides becoming better chess players, they hope to improve their overall skill in reasoning.

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HIKING CLUB SEES STATE

Exploring the great outdoors is one of the best things about living in Arizona and about being in Seton's Hiking Club. With Mr. Richard and parent chaperones, members periodically travel to state wilderness areas, to be closer to the beauty of nature and the presence of God.

BACK ROW moderator. Mr Richard. Chris Lewis. Anne Nestvold. Liz Torma. Polly Harrington.

Marie Richard. Travis Lewis. FRONT ROW Loretto Myler. Natalie Kernen. Potty Kirby, John Chloe Fox. Melissa Scheible.

MEMBERS LEARN CAR CARE

Moriso Arteche Sont1no Bernasconi Mark Bustillos Steve Babcock Chris Chavez Mike Gaspari Kathy Marrs Renee Schettler Brett Schurr Tony Simek Derek Stooks Joe Scheidt Mike Zoucha Polly Harrington Bob Hicks David Norton Chris Nunes Pot Servino Liz Torma Andy Arvoyo John Dzivok Andy Kosion Choz McAllister Jesus Torres Mark Turner

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F~>r those who prefer driving to walking. especially in a reliable vehicle. there is Mr. Relph's auto mo1ntenonce club. You and Your Cor Members con bec ome more-familiar with all aspects of their veh1cles in this club. learning basic upkeep, as well as diagnosis and repair of common problems.

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Preparing dummies for on issue of the paper requires lots of decisionmaking .

SPOTLITE STAFF SPREADS THE NEWS

Each month, Mr. Mariner's journalism class gathers and publishes news for and about Seton Catholic High, in the school newspaper. They also come up with features and photos to enliven each issue of THE SPOTLITE.

TOP ROW: Brion Fay. Roman Gomez. Wendell Sobol. Santino Bernasconi. Karl Gruse MIDDLE ROW Cathy Marrs. Condito Gamble. Corinne Nestvold. Debbte McAllister. Michelle Fraser FRONT ROW Joe Scheidt. Natalie Kernen. Danelle Scuzzoro. Donna Olsen. Mark Bustos.

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BAND CHORUS I

Freshman Eugene Grewing works on a trombone solo

Mrs. Mariner directs the chorus in a medley of carols at the annual Christmas concert.

This year, Mrs. Mariner was able to form a beginning band. with a small group of dedicated novices working each week to become more familiar with the1r chosen instruments and with music suitable for ensembles.

1989·'90 BAND Eugene Grew1ng. Tony Swauger. Mrs. Manner. Loreana Doherty, Margret Lenhart.

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MAKE MUSICAL MEMORIES

The 1989-'90 Seton Chorus is made up of four advanced students from Music II and ten students from Music I. Under the direction of Mrs. Mariner, the vocal group has performed, on and off campus, throughout the school year.

CHORUS BACK ROW Jenn1fer Reeves. Jeff Guy. Steve Yoshimura. Michelle Fraser. MIDDLE ROW. Heather Cunningham. Jennifer Webber. Tony Swauger. Heather Dumas. Jennie Hammer FRONT ROW: Mrs Manner. director. Anna Schurr. Eugene Grew1ng. Danelle Scuzzaro. Danielle Valenzuela

Chorus Club members have met during activity period once every week, to work on vocal techniques and to master songs to perform.

Singers in Chorus Club include both Chorus members and other students who enjoy singing.

CHORUS CLUB BACK ROW: Jenn1fer Reeves. Jeff Guy. Steve Yoshimura. Tony Swauger. Jenn1e Hammer.

FRONT ROW· Eugene Grew1ng. Brandy Button. Kelly Fraser. Loreana Doherty. Danelle Scuzzaro.

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The cost of "Impromptu" tokes a bow after the1r one-oct ploy.

SETON THEATRE TAKES THE STAGE Guided by Brother Casey. the Seton Theatre troupe has met during activity period and on the1r own time. to learn dramatic techniques and to use those techniques in performonee.

BACK ROW Brother Cosey. Julie Hansen. Mori Garcia Anne Nestvold. Liz Torma MIDDLE ROW. Condito Gamble.

Loreono Doherty. Krist1 Kojco. Mark Sheridan. and Steve Yoshmuo FRONT ROW: Natalie Kernen. Loretto Myler.

Heather Cunningham. Heidi Debruycker. Holly Carlson. Morgret Lenhart.

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Heather gives a monologue

Conflict fades. but only for a moment.

GUESS WHAT A FRESHMAN IS To a freshman, high school is an anticipated nightmare.

Comng from eighth grade, where we were on the top of the heap, to beg1n again at the bottom. requires lots of adjustment Hearing from parents. older brothers and sisters, and from tough-sounding upperclassmen what to expect can be frightening Tales of orientation and initiation can be intimidating As reality sets in, however, we discover those seniors. far from being threats, are helpful, thoughtful Big Brothers and Sisters Orientation, dreaded as a plot to confuse us, turns out to be a way to help us. Initiation proves to be more fun than fnght, especially with the chance to buy senior slaves, to retaliate for our embarrassment. Even the teachers are found to be human.

As the year progresses, we discover more about our school. our world. our faith, and ourselves. The warmth and the family environment help us through a difficult but rewarding time as freshmen.

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Mike Aglio

Catherine Ahosteen

Finally, a chance to make some notsel

Angus Arseculerotne Marshall Asklond Joe Bordgett

Armando Bernasconi Yeleno Bonilla Joe Bowers Don Boylan

Amy Brown Koren Bult Holly Carlson Ed Cole

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Jenn1fer Destefanc Jennifer Doyle John Duicr

Jeff Ellison

Computers are old stuff for most freshmen

Natalie Esp1noza

Kevin Fay Kelly Fraser

Class meet1ngs requ1re intense concentrat1on.

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Shown Gleave Eugene Grew1ng Natalie Guevara Jeff Guy

Jeffrey Haler Nikki Hammers Aaron Honor Jenn1fer Hover

Corly beg1ns a poster for Homecom1ng.

Shor• Kaliski Eric Kross Philip Lorson Ailsa Lev1n

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Rebecca Matthews Matthew McClory Matthew Meso Donald Moorman

Doug Marie Cindy Olsen Shone Ortego Joson Ott

Hoving to dress up for Initiation con be embarrassing

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Michelle QulfOs Ann Mane R1chord Sondra Romero Emily Ryan

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Karen St. Louis Carlos Salcido Melissa Scheible Tony Swauger

John Thornton Brian Uren Carlotta Whitecrane Lori Wilkinson

Maybe somebody will come up with an idea.

Margaret Williams Herbert Zapata Edward Zelhofer

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GUESS WHAT A SOPHOMORE IS Sophomore- the word comes from the Greek "sophos," meaning WISE, and "moros," for FOOL.

What a fitting description of sophomores in general! Sometimes we can be incredibly intelligent; at other times, we act so goofy and off-the-wall that we even amaze ourselves Simply put, being sophomores means we are no longer freshmen . We have one year of high school under our belts, and so we're much more self-confident.

We need confidence to face the greatest thrill, the supreme challenge of sophomore year: driving. Being able to drive means we can visit friends, almost whenever we want.

As individuals, we sophomores pride ourselves on being more independent As a class, we seek to become closer to one another, friendlier to others, more mature in our ways, and better able to serve God.

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Jesus. Jose. and Heather prepare to decorate the sophomore wall for Homecom1ng

Anne Marie Aglio Louis Arseculeratne Andy Arvayo Danielle Balchumas Scott Booth

Stephanie Bruns Sharon Burich Brandy Button Ed Carlson Bryan Caudron Officers of the Class of '92 conduct the first class meet1ng of the year.

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Heather Chavez Jenn1fer Darnell Heidi Debruycker Bnon Delatorre Loreono Doherty

Michelle Doroz Heather Dumas L1z Engel Andria Folk Chloe Fox

Condito Gamble Mori Garcia Heather Gordon Greg Gruse Jenn1e Hammer

Julie Hanson Meghon Hamson Debbie Hicks Knsti KOJCO Tracy Kaliski

Andrew Kos10n Dora Kennedy Renee Kuske Aaron Lobedz Margret Lenhart

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Travis Lew1s Toni Lopes Choz McAllister Erin Moore Derek Muth

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Donna Olsen John Omohundro Heather Orlando

Mike Ponichello Stephanie Patrick Chris Perikly

Christo Rodrigue Becky Rodwell Anno Schurr

CENTER: Derek and Andy ponder the fate of the world.

Kris Seyler Jesus Torres Jose Torres Cristy Toth Corrie Tovar

Beth Tropia Paul Tucker Mark Turner Emily Villanueva Chris Young

Sophomores show their spirit. at pep rallies. prepanng for Homecoming. and at the cheer competition.

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RIGHT Sophomores check out possrbilitres for Christian Servrce LEFT CENTER: Those rn P E. check the limrts of their own bodies.

RIGHT CENTER: Rocky Graham checks out a model castle rn World Hrstory.

BOTTOM: The class checks out therr competition for the Sprrit Stick at pep rally.

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GUESS WHAT A JUNIOR IS Junior year means memories of what we've done so far, but also means challenges to be met.

We recall so well our freshman year, meeting all those new people who would influence our lives We remember so vividly the opportunities, the camaraderie, the pride. It was a year of beginnings.

Then came sophomore year, which meant growing closer, experiencing new classes. new teachers . There were hours in the computer room, time for recreation, and a trip back to the fifties with the school play.

Now it's time to create more memories, as we face the challenges of junior year. looking at colleges, thinking about careers, planning for Prom.

We've never doubted the value of our friends and our time together, but now we begin to feel, for real, the value of our education at Seton Catholic High.

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Bng1do Bernasconi Matt Childers Heather Cunn1nghom John Dzivok

Stacey EstesGonzales Brion Fay

Shown Homp Paulo Hornngton

Mercedes Houser

Robert Hicks

RIGHT CENTER; A mole trio represents the juniors at Mock Rock ABOVE Though few in number. the class of '91 make themselves heard .

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Starr Juarez Patricia Kirby Chris Lew1s Loretta Myler Brian Nigro

Natalie Kernen James Kortsen Kelly Moore Anne Nestvold David Norton

Juniors bnng the Renaissance alive 1n English class TOP: Bnan and Patty re-create a domestic scene .

ABOVE: Bobi. Liz. and Polly rev1ve Rena1ssance mus1c.

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Chris Nunes Chris Rael Bob1 Schumacher Pat Servino

BELOW Mercedes. Kev1n. and Jennifer couldn't miss the Homecoming Dance Mark Sheridan Elizabeth Torma

Danielle Valenzuela Jenn1fer Webber

Kevin Willey Richard Younger

BOTTOM: Whether in the classroom or on the lawn, the juniors rise to meet any challenge

GUESS WHAT A SENIOR IS One word best describes the Class of '90. diverse. We have a variety of personalities, of interests, of talents Yet, as diverse as we are, the seniors are united. Unity 1s one spec1al element at a small school, and we have it.

As leaders of the school, we hope we have extended that unity beyond our own class, to include all four years. We genuinely care about the others, especially our Little Brothers and S1sters, the freshmen.

We are finishing our preparations for life in this, our senior year, and we feel we have nothing but the best to look forward to.

Seton has prepared us well. Already we are armed with facts, figures, formulas, terms, and techniques. We have also built solid relationships here. Most of all, we have grown, physically, mentally, spiritually, and socially, thanks to all the special people at Seton Catholic High.

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THE CLASS OF '90: THE WAY WE WERE

1. Katie Kavanagh 2 Roman Gomez 3 Roy Flores 4 Mike Gaspari 5. Debbie McAllister 6 . Renee Schettler 7 Cathy Marrs 8 Mimi Nosic 9 Jeff Gutierrez 10. Jennifer Reeves 11 Marissa Mo1n 12 Derek Stocks 13 Kelly Liedmon 14. Chris Chavez 15 Melissa Winders 16 Dina Consiglio 17 Ted Turner 18 Corinne Nestvold 19 Morey Montoya 20. Jenny Schaefer 21 Steve Yoshmuro 22. Tony Yozzo 23. Michelle Fraser 24. Moriso Arteche 25. Danelle Scuzzoro 26 Cora Passarella 27 Denise De Alva 28 . Tim Reynolds

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... BUT LOOK AT US NOW!

GABRIELA A . ALVAREZ Chandler

STEPHEN A. BABCOCK Mesa

MARISA ARTECHE Chandler

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MARK M BUSTILLOS Tempe

CHRIS A . CHAVEZ Chandler

CLAUDINE M. CONSIGLIO Mesa

DENISE L DE ALVA Mesa

PETER D. DEL RIO Mesa

JAMES E. DOROZ Mesa

RAYMOND FLORES Tempe

MICHELLE E. t:DASER Chane

MICHAEL J. GASPARI Phoenix

ROMAN C . GOMEZ Chandler

KARL J GRUSE Chandler

BRANDON M KERNEN Gilbert

KELLY D. LIEDMAN Tempe

JEFFREY L. GUTIERREZ Chandler

KATIE B KAVANAGH Chandler

MARISSA MAIN

CATHERINE L. MARRS

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DEBRA L. McALLISTER

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MARICELA T. MONTOYA

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MIRJANA M . NASIC

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CORINNE C . NESTVOLD Tempe

CARA A PASSARELLA Meso

JENNIFER C REEVES Tempe

TIMOTHY J. REYNOLDS Tempe

DAVID C. RODWELL Chandler

WENDELL L SABAL Chandler

JENNIFER A . SCHAEFER Gilbert

JOSEPH M. SCHEIDT Chandler

RENEE M. SCHETTLER Mesa

DANELLE M SCUZZARO Tempe

ANTHONY T. SIMEK Phoenix DEREK B STOOKS Mesa

BRETT A. SCHURR Mesa

THEODORE M TURNER Meso

MELISSA A . WINDERS Chandler

STEPHEN M YOSHIMURA Meso

ANTHONY J YOZZO Tempe

MICHAEL J ZOUCHA Meso

GUESS WHICH SENIORS ENTERTAIN US

SENIORS SHOW THE WAY

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" MOST SHY"

GUESS WHO WAS VOTED BEST "MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED"

Dav1d Rodwell and Cathy Marrs "CLASS CLOWN AND BIGMOUTH"

J1m Doroz ond Renee Schettler "BEST BOD"

Dina Consiglio and Tony Simek "FRIENDLIEST SMILE"

Melissa Winders and Brett Schurr

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Chns Chavez and Kelly L1edman

"MOST ATHLETIC"

"MOST CHANGED SINCE FRESHMAN YEAR"

Mike Gaspari and Denise De Alva "NICEST EYES"

Mike Gaspari and Kelly L1edmon "BIGGEST FLIRT"

Jenn1fer Reeves and Brett Schurr

Tim Reynolds and Cora Passarella

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SETON'S TEACHERS, STAFF ARE THE APPLE OF OUR EYES

Mr. Thomas Anthony Algebra I Algebra II Accounting

Mrs. Diane Collins English I English IV

Mr. Richard Cuprak Physics Development Dtrector

Mrs Jane Fraser Algebra II Honors Advanced Math Calculus

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Br. David Haas ReligtOUS Ed 11/111 Campus Minister

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Mr. Albert Hagen English II English Ill

Br. Paul Ickes Relig1ous Ed . I Religious Ed. 11/111

Mrs. Elizabeth Mariner Speech MUSIC I MUSIC II

Mr. William Manner Latin I Latin II Journalism Library Instructional Materials

Mr. Larry Moore U.S History Athletic D1rector Dean of Discipline

Mr. Dennis Novy Computers Typing Biology

Sr Consuela Pacheco Art Counseling

Mr. James Relph World History Government Free Enterprise

Mrs. Mary Ann Rich Spanish I Spanish II Spanish Ill

Mr David Richard Biology Chemistry Assistant Dean of Discipline

Sr. Marie Theresa Rishel Religion IV

JUST CAN/T HIDE THE PRIDE IN OUR ADMINISTRATION

Br C Joseph Gottone Princpal French

Br. Daniel J. Casey Assistant Principal

Sr. Joan Marie Madden Regtstrar Asststant Libranan

Mr Gerald Mullin Director of Gutdance and Counseling Physical Education 56

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Ms. Amy Kraus Counselor

Fr. John Ebbesmier Chapla 1n

Mrs Louann Walther Admnistrat1ve Secretary

Mrs. Ann Ryan Development Secretary

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Mrs Peggy Foote F1nancial Secretary

Mr. AI McCauley Lunchroom Supervisor

Mrs. Judy Webber Lunchroom Assistant

Mr Greg Ryan Ma1ntenance Supervisor

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BACK ROW Chris Young. Kris Seyler. Aaron Honor. David Norton. Mike Gaspari. Mark Bustillos. Jose Torres. Jesus Torres, Mike Aglio MIDDLE ROW Santino Bernasconi, Brig1do Bernasconi. Robert Hicks. Kev1n Fay. Chris Chavez. Mike Zoucha. Brett Schurr. Joe Scheidt. Ed Carlson. Jeff Gutierrez. FRONT ROW : Lou1s Arseculerotne. Armando Bernasconi. Choz McAllister. Coach Dorrell Goro. Coach Denn1s Clinch. Coach Fronk Castro. Coach Thurmon Simmons. Joe Roll. Chris Roel. Marshall Asklond. Aaron Lobedz.

With a hole opened up by his blockers. Bob Hicks attempts another run

Coach S1mmons and Coach Clinch analyze the situation from the sidelines

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Tackles like this one helped win the Homecoming game aga1nst Maricopa.

The new coaching staff helped make th1s the best season 1n years.

Brett Schurr adds even more yards to his rush1ng total.

Sing1ng the Alma Mater proved to be a unity builder for the boys. on the field and off.

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Joe Bardgett. Roman Gomez. John Omohundro. Chris Nunes. Matt McClory, Jim Doroz. Jason Ott. David Rodwell.

Derek Muth. Karl Gruse. Renee Schettler. Pat Servino.

Coach Mullin. and Brandon Kernen

VOLLEYBALL GIRLS BUILD GROW I

J.V . SQUAD STANDING Coach Kyle Bean. Carly Whitecrane. Heather Gordon. Polly Harrington, Kare~ Bult. Coach Annette McCann KNEELING Toni Lopes. Kelly Fraser. Michelle Quiros. Carrie Dav1s

VARSITY VOLLEYBALL SQUAD STANDING Coach Kyle Bean. Meghon Harrison. Jennifer Reeves. Anne Nest void. Polly Hornngton. Corinne Nest void . Morey Montoya. Coach Annette McConn KNEELING Corrie Davis. Kelly Fraser. Katie Kavanagh, Danelle Scuzzoro. and Anne Marie Aglio

BASKETBALL GIRLS CONTEND

STANDING . Mr Jon Harrison, Danelle Scuzzaro, Meghan Harrison, Anne Nestvold, Connne Nestvold, Anne Marie Aglio, Renee Schettler, Coach Larry Moore. KNEELING: Kristine KaJCO, Toni Lopes, Christy Toth, Heather Chavez, Heather Gordon, Kelly Moore, and Koren St Louis.

On behalf of the schooL Brother Casey accepts the g1rls' championship trophy from the P.C D.S . Holiday Tournament

Throughout the '89-'90 season, Coach Moore and his team tried to remain in contention for a conference title, despite setbacks. In addition to a tough schedule, they had to contend with heavy rains that ruined their "home court," with a bench so slim that they had to drop junior varsity ball, and w1th InJuries that kept key players out of action.

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1989-90 VARSITY TEAM STANDING Mike Zoucha. Peter Del Rio. Mark Bustillos. Brandon Kernen. Karl Gruse. Wendell Sabol. Coach Mulfin. KNEELING Roman Gomez. Chris Rael. Jim Doroz. David Rodwell. Jeff Gutierrez. Pat ServinO .

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(ABOVE) JUNIOR VARSITY BACK ROW. Derek Muth. Joson Ott. Brion Delatorre, Don Boylan. Kev1n Fay, Matt Meso. Coach Br. Ickes FRONT ROW Armando Bernasconi. Chns Nunes. Travis Lewis. Marshall Asklond. John Omohundro, and Louis Arseculerotne (RIGHT) FRESHMAN SQUAD BACK ROW: Matt Meso. Joson Ott. John Duich, Don Boylan. Kevin Fay. Brother Ickes. coach FRONT ROW Angus Arseculerotne. Eric Kross. Marshall Asklond. Armando Bernasconi. Joe Bordgett.

WRESTLING BOWS IN

BACK Coach Hagen. Jesus Torres (160#), Mike Gaspari (160#). Tony Yozzo (HWT). Kris Seyler (152#). Shane Ortega (125#).

Coach Mixer FRONT: Chaz McAII1ster (135#), Jeff Ellison (130#), Jose Torres (171#). Ed Carlson (145#), and John DZIVak (140#)

In 1989. wrestling became a part of the athletic program at Seton With the generosity of a benefactor. the expertise of the coaches. the enthusiasm of the Mat Maids. the dedication of the team itself. the first year of Sentinel wrestling was an impressive one.

Besides traveling to compete against conference foes. Coach Mixer took the boys to several tournaments and hosted some matches. In each case. Seton wrestlers accounted well for themselves. even against much more experienced opponents.

Injuries and forfeits cost Seton several victories, but with each outing our wrestlers gained poise. confidence. and skill Assisting Coach Matt Mixer this year were Mr. AI Hagen. Mr Joe Crowder, and Mr. Don Knudsen.

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With the addition of wrestling, spint leaders were needed. The Mat Maids were formed. not just to cheer. but to publicize matches. set up for meets. take tickets. keep score. and do anyth1ng else necessary to support Seton's newest sport.

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Cora Passarella Michelle Fraser Melissa W1nders Debbie McAllister DentSe DeAivo Kelly Liedmon Storr Juarez D1no Consiglio Stephon1e Potnck

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JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD Enn Moore

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1990 brought some new faces to campus and some revived trodittons. tncludlng senior foreign exchange student Mark Potocn)ok (BELOW). Sentinel mascot Shown Homp (UPPER LEFT). Phoenix Cardinal Stump Mitchell starting off our Jogothon (LEFT CENTER). the faculty skit for Catholic Schools Week (LOWER LEFT) and Senior Volenttne Sweethearts Jeff Gutterrez and Morey Montoya (LOWER RIGHT)

TO MY DAUGHTER, MIMI I feel so fortunate To have you for a daughter I love your bright face When we talk seriously about the world I love your smile When you laugh at the inconsistencies in the world I love your eyes When you are showing emotion I love your mind when you are discovering new ideas I love your ideas When you are creating new concepts and imaginary dreams Many people tell me They cannot talk to their children That they cannot wait For them to leave home I want you to know That not only do I enjoy you I look forward to any time We can spend together As you get older Not only will you always be my adored daughter But you Will always be my dear friend As your mother I am so proud of you And my love for you just keeps getting stronger and stronger Good luck to Mommy's future doctor Love, Mom and your baby sister

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SENIORS AT A GLANCE MARISA ARTECHE " RAUL VARGAS" Cheer 1. 4. Yearbook 1. 2. Pep Club, Chorus 3, You and Your Cor 4 STEVE BABCOCK " M!NGMAN" " I love Tanya! " Newspaper 3 SANTINO BERNASCONI Chess Club 2. 3. 4. Newspaper 4: You and Your Cor 4. Football 1. 2. 3. 4 MARK BUSTILLOS " BUCKY" "What?"

Student Council V.P 4: Newspaper 4. Pep Club 1. 2. Blood Dnve 4: Football 1. 2. 3. 4, Basketball 3. 4: Bosebol 3. 4 , You and Your Cor 4 CHRIS CHAVEZ "Did you do your homework?"

Retreat Team 3. 4. You and Your Cor 4, Support Group Adv1sor 2. 3. 4, Honor Rol 2. Scholar Athlete 2. 3: FootboU 1. 2. 3. 4. Basketball 1. 2. 3.

Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4 CLAUDINE CONSIGLIO "DINA" .. . ?l#ia ..

Pep Club 1. 2. 3. Chorus 4 . Prom Committee 3.

Blood Drive 4 : Volleybon 3. Pom and Cheer 4.

Basketball 1 DENISE DE ALVA "DENIS" "When do we eat?"

Closs President 4. Pep Club 1. 2, 3. Chorus 3.

Prom Commttee 3, Student of Month 3. Honor Roll1. 2. 3. 4: Pom and Cheer 1, 2. 3. 4; N.H.S. 2.

3. 4 (VP) PETER DEL RIO "SKEETER" Class President 2. Theater 1; Newspaper 2.

Chess Club 1. 2. 3. 4 : Blood Drive 4. Footbon 2. 3.

BosketboU 1. 2. 3. 4: Cross Country 4. HomecomIng Representative 1, 2 JIM DOROZ " AIRBEAR" Chess Club 2; EuchanstiC Mln1ster 4. N.H.S 2, 3. 4, Student of Month 2. 3. 4. Honor Rol 1. 2. 3. 4.

Basketball 2. 3. 4. Cross Country 4 MICHELLE FRASER " MICH" "Go figural" Class Sec/Treasurer 4 , Chorus 3. 4, (Pres): Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Support Group Advisor 4. Prom Committee 3; Retreat Team 3. 4. Euchonstic Minister 4: N H.S. 2. 3. 4 (Pres). Pom and Cheer 2 (Coptolfl), 4: Student of Month 2. 3. 4 ; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4, Scholar Athlete 2. 3. Bosketbo 3.

Newspaper 4 MICHAEL GASPARI "MIKE" Chess Club 3. 4; Blood Drive 3. 4, Footboll1 . 2. 3.

4. Wrestling 4 ROMAN GOMEZ "RUEBEN" Chess Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Blood Drive 4, Football 3, Basketball 4: Cross-e 4 KARL GRUSE "TATA" Student Council Pres 4. Rep. 3. Chess Club 2. 3.

4; Retreat Team 4; Mln1ster of Word 3. 4: Newspaper 4. Blood Drive 4; Student of Month 4: Honor Roll 2. 3. 4. Basketball 2. 3. 4. Cross Country 4 JEFF GUTIERREZ Pep Club 1. 2: Chess Club 1. 2. 3. 4, Blood Dnve 4. Footboll1. 2. 4. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4 (Copto1n); Track 1. Social Awareness 2. You and Cor 4

KATIE KAVANAGH " KATIE-DEW" " C'est Ia v1el" Homeroom Rep 3. Pep Club 1. 2. 3. Yearbook 1.

Chorus 2. Theater 2. SADD 2 (VP). Prom Commttee 3: You and Your Cor 4. Close-up 4. N H.S 2.

3. 4: Blood Drive 4. Honor Rol 1. 2. 3. 4. Volleyboil 1. 2. 3. 4. Spirit Line 2. Soffboll 3, 4, Model UN 1.

2. Liturgy 3 BRANDON KERNEN " B K." N H.S 2. 3, 4: Blood Dr1ve 4. Honor Roll 1. 2, 3. 4 .

Scholar Athlete 3. 4, Bosketbon 1, 2. 3. 4. Cross Country 4 (Copto1n) KELLY LIEDMAN " KELLY DAWN CHONG" " Are you go1ng to eat that?"

Pep Club 1. 2. 3. Yearbook 4. Chorus 2 (VP). 3 (Pres): Prom Commttee 3. N H.S 2. 3. 4 Volleyboll 1. Pom and Cheer 2. 3 (Coptolfl). 4 (Captain) MARISSA MAIN " RISS" "There's always a woyl" Chorus Club 3. 4: N.H.S. 2. 3. 4, Prom Committee 3. SADD 1: Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4. Support Group Adv1sor 4: Yearbook 1. 4 CATHERINE MARRS " CATHY" " You ore the only one that con make your goals and dreams come true " Pep Club 1. 2. Yearbook 1: Chorus 3. Theater 4.

Close-up 3. 4; Newspaper 4; Pox Chnstl 4 (Pres); Honor Roll 3. 4. Volleyball 1 DEBBIE McALLISTER " NANA" ''I'm sorry!"

Closs Sec/Treasurer 2. Closs Rep 4. Chorus 3; SADD 1: Prom Committee 3; N.H.S. 2. 3. 4: Newspaper 4: Pom and Cheer 2. 3. 4, Honor Roll1 . 2.

3.4 MARCELA MONTOYA "MARCY" "This is my quote!"

Student Council VP 3: VP 4 , Rep 2. Pep Club 2: Prom Comm1ttee 3. Retreat Team 4, EuchanstiC Min1ster 4. Newspaper 3. Student of Month 4.

Honor Roll1. 2. Vo11eybol1 . 2. 3. 4. SoffboU 1. 2.

3. 4; Sprit Line 2 MIRJANA NASIC "MIMI" "Deal with itl" Theater 2. 3, 4. SAOO 4. Honor Roll 2. 3. 4 CORINNE NESTVOLD "SMILING JACK" "Corpe Diem " Closs Sec/Treasurer 3. Rep 4, Yearbook 4. SAOO 4. Prom Comm1ttee 3. Euchonstic Mnister 2. 3. 4 N.H.S 2. 3. 4. Newspaper 4; Blood Dr1ve 4. Honor Roll1. 2. 3. 4. Scholar Athlete 3. 4. Volleybo 1. 2.

3. 4. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Soffboll 1. 2. 3. 4 CARA PASSARELLA "CAREBEAR" "Never mind. you weren't there " Closs Sec/Treasurer 1. Rep 2. Pres 3. Pep Club 1.

2. 3. Chorus 3. Prom Comm1ttee 3. Theatre 2, N.H.S 2. 3. 4; Retreat Team 3. 4, Volleyball 1.

Pom and Cheer 2. 3 (Copto1n). 4 Track 1.

Homecom1ng Attendant 1, 2 MARK POTOCNJAK "MARCO" "There ore three reasons to hve· dreams. desire. and sins" Academic Bowl 4, Exchange Student 4

4: SoHboU 1. 2. 3. 4 TIM REYNOLDS " STICKS" Football 2; Baseball 4 DAVID RODWELL " DAVE" " lm out of herel" Blood Drive 4: Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Bosebo 4.

Cross Country 4 WENDELL SABAL " LEGS" " Huh?" Chess Club 4. Newspaper 4. Honor Rol4; Basketboll 1. 2. 3. 4: Cross Country 4 JENNIFER SCHAEFER " JEFRY" "Go ahead I'M WOit " SAOO 4. Theatre 2. 3. 4. Honor Roll 2, 3. 4 JOSEPH SCHEIDT " JUNGLE JOE" " Free at lost. Free at lost. Thank God. I'm free at lastI" Chess Club 3. 4. Retreat Team 3. 4. Newspaper 4: Blood Drive 4. You and Your Cor 4. Football 1.

2. 3. 4 RENEE SCHETTLER " FRIZBONE" " Yeah. nghtl" Class Vice Pres 4. Pep Club 3. SAOO 3. 4 (VP).

Retreat Team 4: Scholar Athlete 4, Newspaper 2; Student of Month 3. 4. Honor Roll 1. 2, 3, 4.

Basketball 1. 2. 3. (Copto1n). 4 (Copt .) Track 2.

3. Cross Country 4 BRETT SCHURR Blood Dnve 3; Football 3. 4 (Copt ) Track 3 DANELLE SCUZZARO " CHIP" " I mode itl " Yearbook 4. Chorus 4 ; SAOO 4. Newspaper 3. 4.

Volleyball 2. 3, 4. Bosketboft 2. 3. 4. Soffbo 3. 4 ANTHONY SIMEK "TONY" "That's on. folksl" Chess Club 1. 2. Academic Bowl 2, 3, Soc101 Awareness 2 (Pres). lflQ Club 2, Newspaper 3.

You and Cor 4 DEREK STOOKS "WATERBOAT JONES" "The Mantis must live on!"

Chess Club 2. 3. H1king Club 2. 3. You and Your Cor 4. Track 3 TED TURNER "NED NOODLEMAKER" "If they give you ruled paper. write the other way I" Theater 3. 4; Close-up 2. 3. 4, N.H.S. 2. 3. 4.

Academic Bowl 2. 3. 4 MELISSA WINDERS "MEL" "Do you hove any money I con borrow?"

Pep Club 1. 2. 3. Yearbook 4, Chorus 2, 3, Theatre 2. 3. Prom Commttee 3; Minister of Word 3.

4: Pom and Cheer 1. 2, 3. 4 (Copto1n). Trock 3 STEVE YOSHIMURA Closs President 1. Chorus 4, Newspaper 3. Theatre 2. 3. 4; Mlmter of Word 4 , Student of Month 4. Track 1. 2: Footbon 1. 2 MIKE ZOUCHA "BART SIMPSON" Footboll4. Baseball 1. 2. 3 (Copt). 4 (Coptolfl): Track 1

JENNIFER REEVES "JAY -GEE" "No. I don't th1nk sol" Yearbook 4; Chorus 3. 4, Honor Roll 4: SAOO 4 Blood Drive 4: Volleyboll1 . 2. 4, Bosketboll1, 2. 3,

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Horrtners. Nikkr 14. 32 Hemp. Shown 6. 12. 16. 17. 22. 42. 80 Hanson. .ue 28. 37

Horrngton. Paua 2. 13. 18. 19, 20. 24. 42, 43. 62. 63

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YEARBOOK STAFF DOES IT ALL

WHAT MAKES A YEARBOOK?

Words. sentences? Headlines. cutlines?

Photos. artwork? Layouts. dummies?

Ideas. techniques? Hours. weeks?

PEOPLE! SPECIAL PEOPLEI

THE YEARI

YEARBOOK

STAFF

Moderators: Mr. Mariner Mrs. Fraser Mr. Hagen Co-Editors; Patty Kirby Pat Serv1no Photographers Portraits by Reg Mr. Mariner Mrs. Fraser Mike Panichello Staff Members D1na Cons1gfio Kelly Uedman Marissa Ma1n Debbie McAllister Corinne Nestvold Cora Passarella Jennifer Reeves Danelle Scuzzoro Melissa Winders Matt Childers Brian Fay Shawn Hamp Chris Nunes Bobi Schumacher Rich Younger Anne Marie Aglio Heather Chavez Andria Folk Meghan Hamson Debbie Hicks Tracy Kaliski Erin Moore Mike Panichello Christa Rodngue Carrie Tovor Jenn1fer Destefano Jenn1fer Doyle Kevin Fay Sharii Kahski Michelle Quiros Koren St. Louis Eddie Zelhofer

BASEBALL ROCKS

(Top row left to right)- Coach AI Forte, Dave Boylan, Kns Seyler. George Elms, Andrew Walag, Jeremy Brooks, Ass1stant coach Dan Muth. (Middle row)- Chaz McAllister, Chris Nunes, Derek Muth, Jesus Torres. Edd1e Zelhofer. Jose Torres, Daniel Mesa (Bottom row)- Matt Mesa. Bob Hicks, John Omohundro, J1m Omohundro, Andy Dubasik.

SOFTBALL

(Top row, 1-r)- Aaron Gordon, Meghan Harrison, Heather Gordon, Kelly Moore, Anne Marie Aglio, Eowyn Estes-Gonzales. Coach Jerry Mullin.

(M1ddle row)- Rikki Vargas, Michelle Doroz, Sara Dolan. Rebecca Matthews, Kelly Fraser, Flori Vega, Anna Schurr. (Bottom)- Heather Chavez, Margret Lenhart, Adrienne Lenhart, Emily Garancs, Maura Sheridan, Holly Wilson.

TRACK

(Top row. 1-r) Mark Sheridan. Mike Aglio, Chns Pruden, Sean Crosby, Jason Altnether, Aaron Labedz. Coach Dennis Clinch. (Middle row)Mando Bernasconi, Knst1 Ka1ca. Bnan Fay, Scott Booth, Patty Kirby, Joe Bardgett. Brandy Button. (Bottom row)- Dan1elle Valenzuela, Ailsa Levin, Mana Pablo, Jenn1fer Kirby, Sarah Marcy, Jenn1fer Garza, M1ni Bernasconi, Jennifer Destefano. (Not p1ctured)- Bng1do Bernasconi, Steve Saggoo, Dan Boylan.

NEW FACES/SADD PRESENTATION

Seton welcomes six new students to their community. (left)- Standing- Chris Pruden, John Lopez, Scott Geiger. Seated- De Palmer, Therese Mayo. SADD had a presentation for Operation Prom/Graduation It gave a scenario of what happens to everyone in a drunk driving accident.

NHS VISITS BAPCHULE

ROUND-UP

SENTINEL GRADUATION

The Seton Catholic Graduation Ceremonies began with the Baccalaureate Mass at Christ the King Church (right, below left, below right}, followed by the Senior Dinner. Our Seniors then awaited the Graduation itself at the Church of the Resurrection (bottom).

SPLENDOR IN THE PARK The Jun1or class headed up "Splendor in the Park" April 27. Prom was indeed splendid. From 8:30 to 12·00 Juniors, Seniors, and those few lucky Sophomores and Freshman enjoyed a glorious night.

With a lot of hard work done by the Juniors, Prom 1991 was a hit. (Below)- Prom King Kevin Willey and Queen Mercedes Hauser.