2004

Alex Gutting, J Miks, Jaimie Lopez, Gillean

atalie Ro

and Ashley Oakes take a break from their continuous running routine for a picture in Li SD cross country camp.

Samantha

Jansen,

Osterday,

alez,

Katie ;\lalpiedi, Stephania Len7i, Kira ' icastro, Jessica Blat and .\far) Placido tinish up .t dmncr at the Vine before heading out h> dance the mght a\\ a)

and Ashle} Cha\eZ bask 111 the sun and po e for a snapshot '' hile on ,\I an· hattan Beach in California

Jennifer ScHrancc and Kclli Rush get read} for a sl..\ ·gliding c'pc riencc at Magic Mountain 111 California.

Kate Helm.,, :'l.icole Ethier, Samantha Kim Gil>ner, and Corena Thoma., "h1rl .tround and get a little ditt) on Disnc)land ' s tca..:up ride.

Cheerleaders,

Man or Raccoon? ometimes better not to ask qul'stwru llcrl>, Ty White JOIBS tncnd.;;

lau!Jhh!J and .yfiarbrs liut all around cheri-Yhin!l, u!i.Yorlihrs every minute and livin!l in tlie moment.

T ricia Elkins, Alissa Oakes, Krissy Agudo, and \1ickala Iogue mtcrupt their stroll to po e in lront 1>f th1' Disncyl,1nd monument.

for amght of tun

Bradie Orton, ataHe Rosalez, Linds Warburton and the 1 trip0] f in th hade vhile va • ton' girl

"I 1 working at Papa John' because I g t elev n 'breaks' v ry night."

--John Ry an

"I love working at Frozen Cu tard becaus I get lots of ice cr am and money!!"

-- Angie Sandell

"I love working at Subway b cau I get alot of free food and we do fun tuff in the back."

--Ricky Majewski

"I love working at Los Dos Malinos b cause my family owns it and I can work wh n v r I want b cau e they can't fire m ."

-- Dominique DelaPaz

10 °/o of Freshmen work

44 °/o of Sophomores work

"I love working at Harkin becau I get to see my hot manager!"

--Zach Dinero

"I have an awesome tim working at Starbucks, I get fre drink and g t to hang out with my co worker, Kate H lm ."

--Ashlee Hoffer

"Cranial T chnolgy is a good plac to work because I get paid a lot of money and only work four hour a we k!" -

- Katie Dozbaba

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41°/o of Juniors work

48 °/o of Seniors work

"Even though I don't have a job, if I did I w uld lik to work at a r taurant that ha good food, o that wh n I got hungry, I could 'borrow' m !"

-- Matt O ' Donnell

Sophomore-, C.J. Mulhern all tat...e tune out of th e camera. "13reat-. ,., tun and cookie '> \\a'>. "The-.e are my ladiC'>

Starting The Day Off Right...

Morning Grooming

Sophomore Jo h Lewi tilke time befor the bell to pick hair \\hen asJ..ed, he said "I gotta looJ.. fh for the ladies just in case they wanna taJ..e a trip to the library."

The ecret of J V.' s Success \\hats the reason behmd ).\'. Football·s 19-2 record in the pilst two seasons? \'\hen JsJ..ed about their success, Junior ol e Flanigan sa1d, "J.V. is much better then \arsity, becau. e we thrO\\ our own potlucJ..s." J.V. potlucb were held e\ en morning betore the games.

Friends sa: Junior l e a Rzon ca has a problem with sp 'nding all ot break makmg her bagel perfect. All she had to say was "r-...o one can bite my bagel" ilnd "l hilve to be cJreful not get cream m the hole."

On a hot ummer day, nothing cools off sophomo re Mickala Logue like an ice cold popsicle. "Yum! Pop ides! "

These young men here are li\ ing the lunch dream. They are attractive, stylish, and hot-everything a Seton lunch should be.

Ston lunch may be the mo t challenging and in pirational part of a tud nt' day. Whether th y pend their lunch studying, socializing, or eating crackers, they all shar one common dr am: to omeday excel in the lunch world. Many will be disappointed when they fail trying to r ach thi dr am, however for the few who do reach it, the outcome is most excellent.

One thing is obvious, the Sentinels have an undying devotion to lemon pepper chick n. Whether eating it with corn or potatoe or corn and potatoes, the legend of LPC day will alway re onate through the halls of S ton.

Suckas Break like Turbo and Ozone

Senio r Jeffrey Oppus spends hts lunchtime deep m concentration to stick phat mo\'es. Hts battle tactics a re legendary, and hts demeanor is impeccable.

I dont know what ya heard about me. Ta lk about mal-.ing it! Junio r BJ aller takes some ti m e o u t of h is lunch to please some of h is fans. ''I'm a P- 1- M-P!" he says. Lyndsay Johnson savs, is such a d reamboat. "

Sophomore Sa nd o r Sz abo timl' out of dav to indulgl' in crackers

peopll'

Se ni o r Zach Dinero t rys to wo r k o n Sop h o m o re, Melody Khorshidpanah he ex pl a in s, " H e asked me fo r m y numbe r, bu t I didn' t give it to him ."

Jumor Danielle Gonzalez gets time to study, and lo \ ·es it! If onlv she h ad so m e time to eat.

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heryl Bennin g, Eri c imp on , and Emil y Pelzer always walk to Mrs Burke' s junior English class together. Emily says, " It's great having English class with Cheryl and Eric. They liven it up, and always make it fun. "

Amanda Bird and Kri ti Holcomb have been friend since sixth grade. Amanda says, " It has been great ha> ing Kristi here at 'ton with me all these She' s my best friend.

never forgotten ...

Senior Paul Castillo lo\·es befnendmg underclassman like sophomore Rob Kordys . Paul says, "I like Rob because he lool,.s like Father Bill)."

Mike Sobczyk and Chad Baniecki. Chad says, "Mike helps me out a lot in football. He has taught me all I know!"

Jasmine Loughran, Laura Bisso, and Danell Reinbold just met this year at Seton. Laura say , "I'm glad I got a chance to meet Danell and Jasmine. They are great friends and helped me make it through my first year at Seton. I couldn't have done it without them.'

Mark Gildenstem, John Ry an , and Bubba Ortiz. These senior boys like hanging out b) the bathroom. John says, " We have been going to the bathroom together since preschool. "

Preston Swan is shovvn here mcrcile<;sly attacking hi<> car, "The Fgg." He explains, "It's safe to o.,ay I'm not compeno.,ating for anything."

Zack Dinero's profoundly deep thoughts center around his truck. "This car can pick up the ladies anytime," Zack brags.

Kira Nicastro and Ryan Corry prowl on top of their car . Ryan qout , "Old Blue is a bea t. She get up to 45 on the 101."

Jessica Pinheiro and Kyle Wilkinson in front of their gigantic truck , which are u eful on rough terrain, such as suburban treets. Kyle says, " I love it. Built Ford Tough. I am a Ford truck man. Yee-haw!"

"Kacey Mulhern ha the mo t bumpinge t ubs around. You can even hear the ubs when she i pulling phat burn out ."

-Katie Raftery

"Jake Bi chof becau e like everything in it is mi ing, and it's ghetto a hell."

- Cyp Colbert

"Jessica Pinheiroher truck is uper fa t and very big. I enjoyed breaking the speed limit in it on the freeway. I don't think 95 is the peed limit, do you?"

-Tim Fredlake

fi'a the lie.rt car ?

" ick Kindgren' 'Jimmy', becau e you love the smell of burning tires on a hot day."

-Rick Peitzmeier

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Junior Alex Ruzicka can pop wheelie and core mad hunnies on his hog . He sa y , " It' cool to have two wheel and peed b y car ."

Meghan Schaiberger <;ay , "This dance is awesome! I feel like we're running through Central Park!" as her, manda Harr i ngton , Anna Her hkowt z, Meaghan Kahler, and Megan Mullin all po e for the camera.

eton tud nt were treated to a ta te of ew York City in Octob r-- s tudent council tran s formed th e g y mna s ium into downtown Ne w York City complete with sk y line, lampposts , bridg and ponds.

hle y C ha v ez, Kat e H e lm , Tin a Wirth , Ba rbara Am ez cu a, and Laur a Te ss ier (above left) all had a great time going to dinner before the dance . A s hle y Chavez said , " Homecoming is great! All the girls look beautiful' "

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"A Walk thr o ugh

C e ntral Park " w a s mor than ju t the 200 3 Hom e coming

D a ne theme--it w a s an illu s ion of reality for tudents, facult y and graduate attending the dance. Man y po ed on a bridg e that separated the tables

from the dancing area; others opted for a quiet moment or two b y the nearb y pond s . All said, organi z er s used decoration ne v er before attempted--resulting in a dance that will not soon be be forgotten.

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Nichole Eithier, Kim Gibner, and Ta y lor Enzweiler all pose in front of the great decoration Kim aid , " Ta ylor i a goof for wearing tho e ocks!

Am y Barlow, Kira ica tro , and Julie elson smileforthecamera with Madi s on Jansen , who aid , " It wa a night of fine dining with the ladie before the big dance! "

ill rban and M att Refner had a great time together at the dance ! Matt aid , " I enjoyed going to dinner and seeing my friends at the dance! But I liked hanging out with Jill !"

Tfomecomins

:ftju$t don 't $to;p, y 'all/

The week of Homecoming is not only full of festivities during the week at school, the party continues on until the wee hours of the night, every night of the week. Spirit points are awarded to the class that has the highest tum out. It's no wonder the Seniors triumphed again this year.

There was the boys volleyball game and the girls powder-puff game. There was also a movie on the field where we watched the nineteen eighty's classic Ghostbusters. Then, of course, there was the bonfire and the decorating of the gym for the pep-rally. Some may wonder if life would be as exciting without these celebrations probably so. Still, we love to show our Sentinel pride by burning stuff.

Ra h ! Ra h ! R a h ! These Sentinel cheerleaders really know how to get the crowd pumped up and ready for action heerleading ha proved to be a sport all its own. They compete and practice You go girls!

Juruors Serena Irion do and Lyndsey Johnson work hard on the gym decorating night. They say, " We adore homecoming week We love painting beautiful signs. Especially when we have to get down and dirty and wo rk hard to ensure the p leasure of our Junior comrades "

mor Meaghan Kahler prepares her elf for another one of Amy Riter' s powerhouse hits. "Ready, set, hike! " Good looking out, Meaghan

Junior Cole Flannigan at the boys volleyball game remember , "All my hard work and dedication would have been much better if I would have been able to beat those Senior guys. " Better luck next year Cole Wait, the Senior won ' t be here next year!

On occasion, burning big plies of wood 1s both festin• and hi-.toncal. The flame that burns S\ mboli/es the constant flammg that Is happening in the hearts of all Sentinels during homecoming week. The legend that the bonfire brings Seton football good luck prm ed true th1s year with our \ icton O\ er the Coolidge Bears.

Hot Dog Day!

Two students from each cia were selected to eat hotdogs each! .., the guy., began chowin dov' n , the crowd began to get louder and louder cheering their peers on. Thi'i wa'i a site to ee! ophomore Michael Dodt eventually prevailed

"HOTD

"I wish I wa a Iittle bit taller, I wish I was baller, I wi h I had a girl that was here and I could call her," says enior Drew Arnold, here with junior Aly e Belletti .

S!!!" Freshman Clark Arnold repre ent hi class in this year' hot-dog eating conte t.

The junior girl smile after playing a hard game in Powder Puff girls football.

"Thi-,

Jfomecomi'!!

his was a week filled with excitment and energy. As every one got pumped for the big homecoming game against Coolidge. We all showed our school spirit in man y other wa y s. For example, many kids dressed in spirit clothes accustomed to the dail y activites and themes. After having a blast at school, we all moved on to the dance floor to show our skill. This was a homecoming week no one will ever forget!

Krissy Agudo , cheering hL're during the bonfire. Junior Eric Simp on und -.enior Alicia Iorio show off their ew York Sport'> team OLI tfi ts.

2003: The y ear ever y thing was returned ...

e \\ on grm il]--"What up come do\\ n"--can he applied to girls sk.irts. But apparantl} it \\Orb hoth

Mr. Bani e""ict z, "Girl\- Keep the no than two inc ahO\e the k.nee. Pullthme h(Jrts up " weren 'tthe only thing heing re\ i\ ed in the year 2003. Hooded made their\\ a; hack. into the lea\ ing fro'>h and out in the co ld. For them. this e\citing change of only a llowed to he \\Orn on da} s.

pparentl) went out of le in the )Car 2003: luck.il) \\ ith the return of hooded and junior ho) cover up their rather lengthy hatr. Tak.ing a look. around the quad top fads for hoys of hraceleh/ruhher bands and wack.) hair. All in all. the year 2003-200-+ brought ahout quite a colorful

Top R1ght Scmor' Dr e \\ \rn o ld and \latt T ibb e tt' 'hov. oil their cool \Hi't hand, R1ght : e'' 't) le lad \\eanng your 'hort' a little lov. Lm' Right : Sent or St e ph Le nii and Junior' A\hl ee HolTe r and Jill Urb a n 'a1d Sorr) lre'h and 'oph g1rk )Ou.ll nc\er a' good a' I do 111 111) hooded \\\ cat,hlrt ·

R1ght : Dani e l 1\lob e rl) 1' 111 religion cia" 'hm\ 111g otT h1' cool hatr 't) le ·· lh light hO\\ v.e can gnm our hair out.

Senior B e t ') Elkin' and Juinor Kri st e n .m: thnlled ahout the return of arc JU't more fun .··

Tr a' is Co le has annoyed almost e\ el) class \\ ith his phrase. "That is awesome."

"You're a wild beao.,t"

J unior Col e Flannigan and frienJo., o.,ay: "Ke\in'-, mom hao., got it going

Sen1or Zack Dinero hao., many expres..,iono., thio., year. One of \\h1ch io., Ride the train ... Woo-hooo."' nother expreo.,o.,Jon that 1.., o.,mJ about Zack io., ·· on-y Jude not ga) !''

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'"T he Mar k Look'' ...

"O h dear. why do peop le pic k on •)"'me.

cnior Ore\\ Arnold o.,aid

"" I like to o.,mile: o.,miling io., Ill) fmorite thing to do .. :·

"I love hanging out with atalie b I know I can b my elf. She alway crazy stuff that makes me laugh."

Bubb a O rti z and Am y Barlo w

"We have been together for a long time," says Bubba. "Amy is the best thing that has ever happened to me."

I

im Wil on and Kristi HolcQmQ

Thi'> cute couple have been dating for quite some time. "I love Tim '>0 much, I have pictures of him all over my wall! He i'> mv hero!"

Amanda Bird and Leon Dame

manda and Leon just started dating. "Amanda has the most beautiful eyes I have ever seen, but I think her smile is my favorite thing about her becau e it makes me smile!"

Relationships at Seton High

icole Erickson and David O'Donnell

These two love birds are freshmen this year. " ot only is he the cutest guy in the freshman class, but he\ funny too."

Troy Bullock and Natalie Sepulveda "I had a crus h on Troy inc Fre hman year. It took t hr ee whole years to fina lly get my hands o n him, and every day spen t was total ly worth it!"

Stan Minatogawa and Gillean Osterda y Stan and Gillean go way back. "We have known each other ince elementary chool," say'> tan. "I think we'll be together for a long time."

Out

Let's play a little game. Can you find the picture of the Guy ' s Night Out?

Hint: There's only one, because, apparently, "Boys don't take pictures of themselves," Leon Dame states to defend his sex. Fortunately, Yearbook was able to overcome this obstacle and solve the mystery of what Seton boys do out on the town. Our anonymous sources confess to "going to Sonic, playing Whiffle Ball, attending parties, 'Pickles Day Out,' and 'Spy on Food."

As hl ey Oakes, Co lm a La l o r, h a nnon Bur ke , and a ta l ie Sep ul ve d a are going out to the mm ies and dinner. As hl ey " Best Friends forever! Nothing can ever come between us! We love each other so much and dread next year when we'll all go our seperate ways! I love these girls so so so much' They mean the world to me!"

Christine Zylla, Melissa Hall, and Katelyn Maness look like they are having a rip roaring time. Zylla says, " Well, my glasses are crooked and Katelyn looks possessed so that was definitely the night we didn't do anything illegal or participate in any Wiccan rituals."

Kiel Rotariu s, Matt Korte , Kevin Boughton , and Pre s ton Swan are relaxing together at someone's house. Kevin says "If there i> anything these crazy guys like more than pie, it's gotta be sitting around making hand gestures and getting high 0\1 LIFE."

Juley elson, Stephania Lenzi, Madi Jansen , a n d Katie Malpiedi are getting ready to spend thei r night on the town. Ju ley explains, " We are getting ready go to Sonic."

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ith the arrival of the new art cher, Mrs. Stewart, all the students had to say was how much fun art is and how Mrs. Stewart rocks!

Art is a class where it doesn't matter if you are not the best painter or drawer, you can still have fun.

There's a different environment in art; instead of having desks there are stools, instead of calculators there are paint brushes. And instead of memorizing, students create!

:f -want to clO Jrawins.s -which touch .some peOj'le :fn either flsure or lanMcape :f.should wi.sh to e:xpre.s.s, not .sentimental melancholy, liut .seriou.s .sorroW".

Jumor Garcia 1" too bu") dra\\ mg out a plot to take 0\ cr the \\ orld to gi \ ' C a quote to U\. But v.:e all kn(m \\hat'o., going through h1" mmd: much he 10\es \lrs. tewart and art .

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hese dedicated singers have been working hard all year long under the direction of a new teacher here on Seton's campus, Mr. Frable. All the singers agree that choir is one of their favorite classes at Seton. Along with loads of laughter and singing, they have a great time.

'' We have fun and have made good music as well. I look forward to the future as the choir and music program grow. ''

-Mr. Frable

Alicia Rybacki and Danielle Waite study their mu ic up ide down for the upcoming choir concert. Alicia ay , "I ab olutely love to ing o I enjoy coming to cia everyday and singing my heart out." When asked about choir clas Danielle aid, "It can get pretty crazy ometimes, but it's till a lot of fun."

Ashle y

y. Shannon says, "All of my cla mate make choir intesting and really fun. I will mi Jennifer next Elissa Villicana and Delia Siegler sing along to 'Sleigh Ride' in preparation for the

upcoming concert.

Shannon McCarth

Alejandra De La Torre and Tom Bole r love being in drama class together. Tom Boler said, "I really think I have found my true calling!"

B re

ndan

McCarth y and Jeff Boughton are getting an early start practicing posing for the cameras. Jeff says, "It's only a matter of time before you see me on the cover of a magazine."

Senior girls Alicia Iorio, Stephania Lenz i, Kelli Rush and Katrina Ja x all love drama class. Stephania Lenzi says, "I thought drama would be a perfect class for my senior year! Mrs. Graham is so creative and I love talking to all my friends in the cla ."

Alicia Iorio and Quinn Meyers are taking a last minute look at the script, while Ca s e y Desmond looks on.

Zach a r y Dinero is showing friend, Quinn Me y ers how much he loves having drama clas wit · !

Kate Helm s says, "I just can't get enough of drama! This particular scene just happens to be my fayorite!"

Sophomore Sandor Szabo is at loss for word \vhen he sees his fellow classmates s lacking off in drama cia . He simply cannot un derstand h ow peop le do not enjoy acting and dancing as much as he does!

Madison Jansen is practicing her lines for th e big op ning night, while her cia mates J.J. Vaughan and Aron Kirch lend her their support!

J.J. Vaughan and Aron Kirch are busy tudying their lines. J.J. aid, "I feel I can say more with a look than word ."

U IC IS everywhere on our Seton campus. It' a way for tudents to find things in common, but still find their individualism. They say music helps students' academic performance. Seton's growing program benefits not only the performers, but a student body grateful for the

Christmas concerts and the mellow tunes during morning practice.

'\lr. F rable , Seton's newest teacher. has energized the music program with his enthusiasm, hi . knov.:ledge and hi'> mullet.

Audr ey C ook her friend on the piano.

J unior Tim Anthon} true calling.

Rachel Kiemele bonds vvith her flute before band practice in the morning

l\Ieghan chaiberger and nna Hershkon-itz find time in their bu ) scheldule to let the n thm the mu . ic take them a\\ <I) -to a my tical place.

a,s,s and er

he "anytim access" to piritual ople and facilitie i one of the 1ggest benefits to attending Catholic chool. The recently renovated chap I is till looking good as ever and i a focal point of the campus. Campus minister Ms. Engel is on of the b t ladie to talk to on campus when you're just feeling good; one dose of her laugh will change your day. Daily mass i alway avaliable to students along with prayer servic . Seton's mass and prayer i what ep rates S ton from most other school

Most Beautiful Place on Lai.Ijl JJus ... Whether your looking for a place to relax, to pray, or to go to when thing aren't right, Seton's chapel is the place to

Great Place To Rela x Junior Tim Anthon y relaxe the chapel.. "M .Engle is aws me. She always there to help w you're not feeling too great--, d I'm totally diggin' her laugh," Tim says.

Ministry Leader Ms.Engel takes time out of her bu y day to pose for the camera. This is M .Engle 3rd year at Seton; in that time she has helped energize cton'-; spirituality.

Student-.

I i s t e n intently as the) learn about the 0 d Te'>tament in the Bible

A l issa O a k es knows her right from wrong as she shows the class what to look out for in the rest of their four year at eton!

Mark Gildernstern love fr hman r ligion o m uch that he h a b n in it a ll four y ar !

Alissa

and

Stewart strike a po for Je u!

Pat ullivan -.hare'> a prayer he \\rote \\i th the clao.;s

Oakes

Cecily

\ Mr. Grindey had lots of fun with \ his small group. " It was a \ eat opportunity for me to recruit new chess club , members!"

Amanda Heitzman and Rachel Burkett had a blast at the retreat. "It's fun getting to \kn ow new people." -Amanda

than learning about the Lord a a sophomore? I don't think o.

Moving from fre hman to ophomore year can be tough--that' where Mr. Kochis and Mr. Grindey come in. Mr. Kochi graduated from Seton Catholic and ju t couldn't get enough-- o he came back and now teache the joy and wonder of our Lord and Savior Je u Chri t. Sophomores love Mr. Kochi , who lead them with a kind heart and iron fi t.

But Mr. Kochi i n't the only one howing sophmore the light of the Lord. Mr. Grindey, a Nebra ka native, ha quickly become a favorite among tudent , and i known as a tough but very fair teacher.

Adam Williams, in Mr. Kochis' second period class.

When this picture wa taken all Mr. Kochis had to ay wa . "the only thing that keep me miling i my beautiful hot pink po terboard ""hich I keep hidden behind the cupboard."

Rob M cG i nl ey and his friend Micha e l Fe rn and ez enjoy another one of Mr . Kochis ' inspiring sermons.

Sophomore Daniel Cha,ez sa) s 'Thi. cla s i great. but I take too many notes."

£veryone loves Jesus, e pecially the Junior class. Mr. Grinde y and Mrs. Laliberte teach the Junior religion cla h r at ton Catholic High School. Aly B Hetti ay , "Having Mr. Grindey a a teacher is a thrill, just like a roll rcoa ter." Religion cla s with Mr. Grind y i on of the mo t popular cla e on the campu ; everybody lov Mr. Grindey and his great ns of humor. He i al o known for hi weird noi and funny words such a "Gumba!" Mr Laliberte is al o one of the great r ligion teacher that we have on our campus. Kri ten McLaughlin ay , "I think Mr . Laliberte is a really good teacher, and what she teache i very intere ting to m ." Mr . Laliberte i al o loved by her junior tudent , and they enjoy attending her religion cla everyday.

, Mr. G ri nde y h lp out hi tudent Jason Carter, Jack Marsh and Austin Ga y lord , a they work on some homework during cla s.

Chris

" I hate

e I'm

tantl y looking over m y houlder. " But Ale x Ruzicka sa y s, " Join religion , you learn a lot. "

Sepic look at the camera and a y ,

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con

:;?[chance to cJive Iinck ..

By enior year, they have done it all. They studied the tructure of the Bible freshman year, did "Seton ervice" ophomore year, studied world religions and Chri tian morality junior year and then all of a udden, they are seniors. What's left? By this point, the enior have been developed and molded into mature, knowledgable Catholics. For that rea on, and a a way to ay, "thanks," seniors take the time to give back. Liturgical Art gives them a chance to give back to the Seton Community, by setting up for mass and handling decoration/preparation ta k . Advanced Scripture brings seniors closer to the Bible and provide them with a better understanding of the text. Social Justice is required because it pushes seniors to reach outside of their safety zone of Seton Catholic High School and into a world of the less fortunate. Students are expected to help people that truly need it. Whether it be a food drive, reading to children after school, feeding the hungry or volunteering at a shelter, Seton's goal is that their seniors graduate with a higher appreciation for what they have and a better understanding of the Catholic faith.

Whale edumg their ocial Ju t1ce web lies, Janna Feeley and Bubba Ortiz take a moment to smile for the yearbook photographers. They make a great team!

Amanda Harrington, \leaghan Kahler and \teghan Schiaberger help out at the freshman retreat Part or ReligiOn I'> displa]lng lcadcr'>hlp '>kllh and he1ng a poslli\e c:-.amplc to the }Ounger '>tudents. Wa} to go girb'

Sen1or Katrina Ju '>tudics hard (and tinishc; her mommg snack) m Lnurg1cal Arts.

gudo and Jan en love workmg to together m oc1al Ju !Ice. They are m the arne en. ice group and clearly, they have a lot of fun wnh

Mr. Green mak rre hman En h h I

Curti s John s on and at e Sa wy ers that \ OLab thetr fa\ 'orite part of English class_ " V\e can't get enough vocab " Both are big fans of \lr Sheh's Fnglish class

Eric Bark)oumb and Bubba Ortiz goof off tn Englt-.h cia'>' , "Thi-. hun-. real gooood_··

Jeremy

Fun

Science i a class where you can explore the vast knowledge of the out r world. From biology to physics, chemi try and anatomy, tudents njoy thi time to experiment with the guide of wonderful teach r .

Most freshmen get to exp rience the daily treats Mr. Richard giv s in Biology. Mrs. Olivieri's lively pirit k ep the juniors wanting to come back for more Chemi try. Dr. Hobbs is known for his out of ordinary experiments that keep th sophomore on their toes. Only the few and bold s niors take on th challenge of AP Chemistry and AP Biology. Mr. Burke is one of the most fun loving, down-to-earth teacher in the science department.

It se ms as though the ophomores get lo t in the world of phy ic with th endle equation and dreadful expert folder . Through all these struggles, student lov th challenges each lab brings and can't wait till th y discover omething of their own.

Groover take a minute to look up at the camera. "I enjoy <;Cience because it makes me hungry for some Plum pudding."

Tricia Elkins has the privilege of sitting next to Emma Parker . Phy ic i now complete with such a great partner.

Jennifer Dri coli tries to how off her upperclassman knowledge in Physics.

Jennifer says, "Being a senior, I cruise through this cour e, hand in the air."

cramming for the cranium test that Mr. Moreno is about to give.

Christina Wirth, Meaghan Kahler, and Laura Tessier mix a little art \\'ith a whole lot of science.

Carey "Care Bear" Pattock takes a minute out of Phy ic to talk to Danielle Wray about her studly homecoming date Jeffrey Hassis.

Johnn y gu y en shocb Eri c imp on with his mathematical bnlhance . "Johnm surpnse., me e\ ·ery day' " e"\claims Eric

Shannon M cCarth y and Amanda Ahlemeier take a mmute to smile while study mg for their fa\ orite class : '\.1ath!

Junior Kate Helm is studying fen ently for her fa\ onte class. When asked about her unusual methods, Kate replied, " What can I say? I'm a firm believer in osmosis."

Juniors Rachel Arnold and Renee Banuelos desperate!\ tn to make sense of this diagram . "Sometimes, we just don't understand things. "

Moira and ick Hyde love studying math together."The only hard part is that 'ick know more about math than me."

Jake Refner'i part about math cl r gam

Brendan cC.uthy and Mary McDonald take dthgentl a Mr rae thr u

promote h1gh t.md ud holar hip re\\ ,ud chol.J f c a hieH'ments and crt ate nthu 1.1 m for .Jnd under t.mdmg ot fr.:mcophone ul lure and CI\ 1hzation. Members '' er Lho n on the b 1' ot holMship le.Jder h1p and sen.1Le

Latin

Pamela Carballo Julie

McLaughhn Alejandra De La Torre Jtllian Urban, Barbara

mezcua Sand\ Valenzuela and Leon Dame are inducted mto Seton s first e-ver S<x.,t•te Honorairt• de Francat The ict) 's goal are to stimulate interest m FrenLh promote high standard<; of scholarship, reward tic achte\ ements and create enthus1asm for and undertandmg of francophone culture and avtlization.

Spanish

Pamela Carballo, Julie McLaughlin, Alejandra De La force Jtlltan Urban Barbara mezcua, and\ Valt:n uela and Leon Dame are inducted into Seton', first eH•r Societe Honoraire de Francats. The sociel) s goals are to hmulate mtere t m French.

The Infamous Words of Junior Wayne Denina ...

"Make sure vou do vour work, there's a lot of memonzing ·dates, and terms. But movie are the best part of historv; it's a lot better than taking notes." ·

Go Ahead, Just Blame It On The Teacher ...

Sophomore Ch ris tin a Car d e n as satd, "If it wa<,n't for histor., I would be ehgible" \\e hear that a lot around Seton, but when push comes to we know that it's our per.;onal that make us ineligible.

hi tory cla , all Junior yle Wilkin on had to ay wa " Mrs. McGuinne ha really good hearing "

Wake Up, Timmy Tim

Junior Tim Anthony how how much hard work he put into Irs. McGuinness ' U.S. Hi tO!) cia ''I'm pretty good at reading up tde down with m) eye closed; it's a common talent of any C+ tudent." Say Tim.

Scmor Troy ha,·ing a 1>/n,;l class. He stretching for workout and acti\ ities.

Brianna Bel tran , Tracy Zea , and Erin Duf fy po e here for a fun snapshot. They are working hard at perfecting the dance routine that Mrs. Graham taught them. The routine combines ballet and jazz but clearly they have no problem mastering both.

On a different note, Eri c Bark y oumb , Lind s ay Johnson and friends are hard at work on their half of the routine. With the whole class involved, it takes a lot of cooperation to perfect a dance!

Moreno's weightlifting

Mrs. Self's physical eauGl't C>n classes and Mrs. urah•Ul\'s dance classes are some of to go when it comes to classes for the new school the waiting lists are b.,,..,.,..,,... ,.., eventually gets rh"'n't to be a part of these of Seton's graduation make it mandatory to

training classs! really knows his

have at least one full credit of both fine arts and phy ical education. Students who participate in dance class are able to have their choice of where their credit is transferred. Often, people prefer getting down and dirty on the dance floor rather than getting messy hands in art.

These three classes are definitely worth waiting for. The tudent who participate in these cia e have no complaints and express their excitement in their "in-clas prefinals!" Although the lunges often get a little rough in Mr. Moreno's class, they are just a mall price to pay for all of the good times.

With Mr. Moreno, Mrs. Self, and Mrs. Graham a the directors of these three clas es, you can't go wrong. The advice and tips that you will recieve in their cla e can be used successfully throughout your life and the fun times and memories you will gain will be remembered forever.

Tlt e Editors !

Moira H y d e, the acti, ities editor, is alwavs on top of the e\ ents around campus . Jen Severance and Kelli Ru s h , the photo and des ign ed itors , are always ready to make a fe\\ changes to the layouh. They''e done a great job at putting all of these pages together' Ashley Oakes, our sports ed itor, makes sure there ' s pictures of all the sports Meghan Schaiberger is queen of the ads this year , one of the more stressful jobs to accomp lish. Katel yn Maness does a great job at catching everybody ' s spe ll ing mistakes. Megan Marcanti , the editor-in-chief, just tries to keep everyone on task and help out with 'arious jobs th rough out the year.

Kri ten Mclaughlin takes a break from working on the English page to study for an upcoming history test.

THE SEN INEL

Seton Catholic High School's student newspaper

During th la t two y ar , the rebirth of Th e Sentin el, Seton Catholic' monthly tudent n w paper, ha b n noticed around campu . As soon a the new issue hits the new tand , tud nt --and even faculty and taff--can't wait to get the new addition to read about the late t on port , upcoming chool activitie and torie from th tud nts. Thi ha been a year of first

for the paper: The fir t time the paper app ared in color; the fir t special section; and th first time a journalism class was created to produce the paper.

With the enthu ia m from the tud nt body and the upport from the administration, The Sentinel new paper looks forward to a bright future.

Tiu• Sentmel editors, fro m left to rig ht: Managing editor Sara Zeck , edito r Bet y Elkins, as. istant editor hannon McCarth y and cop} editor hley Hart .

When The Selllmel hit the newsstand, students couldn't wait to peruse the paper looking to see if they--or their freinds--made the paper.

2004 was the first year a journalism class was offered to work full time to produce the paper. Top row:

Kevin Redlich , Su s an White , Meghan Beecher, Jacqueline Bernatt, Je s sica Blaz. Bottom row: Katie Raftery, Megan ickum , Katie Dozbaba , Stephanie Echeveste, Preston Swan Not pictured: Semester one

"'Gatholic Jefevision

ith one complete year under its belt and a successful start on its second year, CTV is well on its way. With nchor-, like, t e phania L e n z i and John l\1all o}, each has something ne\\ m store for the eton student Every Fnda). SCTY premieres a nev and eye-catching show. The tudent's hard work is shown through their finished products. Because of SCTV. Fridays are much anticipated by the Seton students-- and homerooms are a little more bearable.

SCTV STAFF: Stephania Lenzi (anchor), John Malloy (anchor), Ashley Oake (ed ito r ), ndrew Halpain (pr du er), Ricky Husk (repo r ter), Chris mith (repor ter), and Kyle Harrington (reporter)

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Seniors tephania Lenzi and hle y Oake bneflv meet during homeroom to discuss what will be CfV' next hot topic.

'nior h ris S mith takes time out of the bus\ CTV schedule to smile for the hris says that he enjo) s being apart of the ne\\' class

Every week anchor woman te ph a ni a Le n z i and anchor man, John Mallo y shine on the camera screen Their sleek appearances and dazzling smiles draw everyone's attention towards the TV.

mor John Mallo y set up the equ1pment m preparation for the upcoming filming. It i important that the TV crew tays on top of things m order to meet the1r deadline

\;ou:nci/ Your Future Leaders

his year's ud e nt council put on m e memorable acti\ i i s r their student body. {le ear started with "A Wal hrough Central Park," e gant honwcomi da ce. Student Council

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succ ful blood d ve s, Catholic W k, The Bishop's Ma , 'D acher Appreciation Week, and pirited p p ralli s. And don ' t forget about th m getting back those plaid kirts!

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Executive Members

eJecretary/ drea.surer

Meghan Shaiberger

'ituco moment

Amanda Harrington Ashley Oakes Patrick Tighe and Amanda Harrington d1scu" some deuHation ideas for an upcommg dance

ci l 'Vl embers prepa r e

Tricia Elkins, Lisa Wolf, Gillean 0 terda y, and Patrick Tighe l'nJO\ their lunch meetmg toget h er.

Executive Members

tl"en t

Ryan Corry

Y"ice fPrentl"ent

Stephanie cheve te

decret•ry

Andrea Thomp on

dr 1111" u r e r

Betsy lkin

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Su an White

Tina Wirth

Liz Tobin

ational Honors ociety has a putation of being the "b t of the be t" at Seton Catholic. Their long hours of tutoring, setting up the Leadership Conference,and holding the annual PingPong Tournament, help its dedicated members earn the reputation.

Bet y Elkins and Mrs Collins discuss some p lans for the annu,1l Ping Pong Tourna ment.

Leon Dame, Stephanie Echeveste , and Christina Catania share thetr tdeas at a Leadershtp conference.

Iatin Club is one of the most popular clubs at Seton Catholic. With more than 100 members and a great leader in Mrs.Knapp, the Latin Club continues to grow. Although this language hasn't been spok n in years, it helps students obtain roots and bases of words for not only English, but all other Germanic Languages. Member Sandor Szabo says, "Amo Mrs.Knapp et Latin," which I think means "I Love Mrs.Knapp and Latin."

Preaching To The Class ... Mr . Knapp goes ov r a 1 son with one of her Latin 2 cia e .

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ou' v een them during open houses, wearing dark maroon shirts, h lping parents find the right rooms.

You' ve seen them leading junior high "shadows" from class to clas , giving potential S ton student the straight scoop on the school. They're always the first to be called when ther is a public event.

They are the Sentinel Ambassadors, one of the most competitive clubs on campus. Of the more than 60 people who applied, only 37 were selected. This year's ambassadors endured a grueling interview and selection process, and needed an excellent grade point average and superior people skills.

The 2003-2004 Sentinel Ambassadors:

Alex Amato, Barbara

Amezcua, Katie Carrieres, Ryan Corry, Gr g Dodaro, Betsy Elkins, Maggie

Flanagan, Julian

Gladysiewski, Amy Gunty, Ashley Hart, Kate Helms, Alicia Iorio, ick Kindren, Julia Ko tner, Matt Korte, Alyson Maloney, John

Malloy, Matt Magnus, Brendan McCarthy, Ryan

McCarthy, Meghan Mullin, C.J. Orton, Chris Nalls, Gillean Osterday, Carey

Pattock, Sean R illy, Stacey

Romanotto, Stacey

Schrock, Michael Sobczyk, SandorSzabo,Laura

Tessier, Andrea

Thomp on, Patrich Tigh, Elizabeth Tobin, Christina

Wirth and Lisa Wolf.

his year, the prom committee has a great group to plan out a $15,000 party. These girls know what they want done and will not rest until they get it completed. As a small group, they have the advantage of keeping the great mystery, as to where prom will be, a BIG secret.

\;ommittee

The Prom ommittee , led by moderator Mr Dandorf, work hard to elect picture background ordered from Duke Photography.

The Prom co mmi ttee (to p row): Mr . Dandorf, Ariel Arama , Jy e Belletti, Megan Murphy , Moira Hyde Bo tt o m row: Chri tina Provencio , Lindsey Johnson , Brianna Beltran , A hley Chavez , atalie Brown

obotic club meets v ry Friday after school. It's mis ion: D signing and ....__ on tructing a robot in just six for a nationwide competition.

"The only nee ary requirment to join is an int r t and willingne s to work and devote time," ay club president Andy Gutting. "Everything el e can be learned along the way."

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ADD, which stands for Sentinels Against De tructive Decisions, is a group of student who have dedicated them lve to raising awareness on the con equences of destructive dcci ion lub member Olivia Ibrahim ay , "I love being a part of S DD because I think that it's important for people to be well educated about the dangers of drunkdriving."

from left to right: Ely e Kendrex, Olivia Ibrahim, Jennifer Hale , Alexandria Whiteside , Jaqueline Berr y, Amanda Kahler , and Mrs. Laliberte.

get rea r the annual Inspiration

From left to right: Amy Gordon, Mr. McBryan, Angie McBryan, Matt Schroeder, Andy Gutting, Dr. Hobbs, and Anthony Lozano. cience and Technology Robotic ontest in March.

e athletic train r re at Seton have a ponsibility to h lp the a e es s ay strong and well o that they can excel in their port. Th y all work very hard to help keep our athlete healthy. Tra iner Marcella Mendoza ay , "The most r warding part of being a trainer is watc h ing omeone who has been hurt for awhile go back onto th field "

Mr. Moreno , who leads eton atholic 's training program , checks on Katrina Ja x during the game.

Minor adjustments are a part of Mr. Moreno 's job.

Seton's at hl etic trainers, from left to right: Mr. Moreno, Alexandria Jones, Camille Johnson , Marcella Mendoza, Katie Waters, And y Waters, Amy Riter, and Patricia Durham

inc 1996, S t n' lit rature magazin , r "Lit Mag" a it i aff ctionately kn wn, ha b en publishing anthologies of pr , po try and art cr at d by Seton tudents. Thi year, new chang includ a n w cat gory (do dling) and prizes for first plac entrie in each cat gory. "We have orne really talented students," ay Mr. R lph, wh , along with Mrs. Gre n, are th club' new moderators.

re Russ and Andrew look at the artwork for the Literary Magazine. This year they ar getting the chance to learn what Lit Mag is all about.

MaH Korte talks with Jon and Angelina about this year's Lit Mag. MaH says "We are responsible for making decisions about the p of the magazine aJso how it will look."

Jon and Matt look at th Lit Mags from the pa t year . Jon ay , "We try tog tid a from old magazin s owe can improve it for thi year."

eerMediation/ Psychology Club is also known a "The Breakfast Club." Why? Becau e they har d breakfast at all of their meetings! R li ving tress is only part of why all the members loved the club. The friendship was the best part, member ay.

Meditation i an e sential part of L---------------l Peer Mediation. Mike Sobczk ay , "I've reached irvana! ummmm "

When Peer Mediation puts their head togeth er the) can accomplish anythi ng! Betsy '>ays, "Y\' all hm·e b ecome great friends this year."

counselor Miss Sharon Dandorf Member : Julie McLaughlin, Betsy Elkins, Kristi Holcomb, Tim Wilson, 1ike Sobczk, and Andrea Thompson .

yoarsity :Pootbaff

h1' \ar\it) football <,ea<,on a roller-coa ter nde hat ended on an unprecedented h1gh P1cked to f1m.,h m the 3A rankmg, the Senuneb \tarted after a 1-2 \tart to the <>ea-.on. a lot of fan-, foliO\\ er'> and medm '>tarted to lo<,e faith But once opposing team'> perce1ved eton Catholic as not a threat. the team shocked them all. After win'> O\er R 1ver Valle} and Parker eton resolved not to lo\e Headmg mto the homecoming game a' 17-point underdogs. both eton and #I Coohdge came out hot. The game \ee- awed until the 4th quarter when Coolidge took the lead 27-24 w1th 40 seconds left. With late-game heroiC'> by quarterback Matt Refner and halfback Tro y Bollock , Seton drove to

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the 30-yard -line with 20 \econd'> to go That ' R efn er hit nd ) '\lc Ca nill e m the corner of the end zone to gl\e eton Catholic the up-,et w m Thl\ '>et the tone for the re't of the year. After rolling through rival Queen Creek and mto the playoff' a-, the number one -.eed. eton cru'>hed White Mountam powerhou'>e Oake thank'> to I 00-yard effort\ by Dan K oes tn e r and C had Bani ec ki and a late fumble recover} by Zak ' ullivan The next <,top : the 3A <,tate final'> The game started out on a roll by Sho'' Lo". but eton took a 8 -7 lead going into the fourth quarter. But that's the mag1c \eemed to end : Low scored 20 unan-,wered pomh. endmg eton Catholic , magical season A\ the tearful player'> lett the field, they held their head high becau<,e they knew they had the greate\t 3A season in Seton's h1story

Head coach Pete Wahlheim confers with wide receiver And y McCarville d u ring the Phoemx Chri tian game. Coach Wahlheim led the 2003 team to its best 3A seaso n ever.

Laid Out Like Little Plummer Senior QB Matt Refner avs " \.\'hen that kid h1t me I couldn ' t feel m} leg !" Th1s 1s one the major shots he took th1s year.

Where Did I Put It? During a timeout in the state fi nals game Aron Kirch says, "I can 't believe I lost my hel m et."

3rd

2nd

Settin The Ton e .Scton up agamst 2A Phoemx Chnstian m thc1r season home opener

Fired up and read y to g o Seton crowds around each other ready to prO\·e 1ts \ 1ce-like gnp on the 3A South Reg1on

Back Row: M Refner, B Rzonca, C Beneki, B Charters, AJ Kirch, J Wolf, J Lewis, '\1 Poulsen

4th Row: Mr.Pongrantz C Blomberg, D Koestner, R McCarthy, C Desmond, J \1arino, C Sullivvan, Q \1eyers

Row: Mr. M.oreno, J Nezzleburger, D Schodt, B Ortiz, A \1cCarville, E Barkyoumb, 1\J Judd, Coach Walhiem

Row: A Jones, T Cole, Z Dinero, N Kerkhof, J Casillas, Z Sullivan, A Ryder

Front Row: P Durhum, K Waters,T Boler, AJ 'Yfeyer, J 1\iguyen,T Bullock, P Castillo, J Waters, \1 \1endoza

In a fe,, year , the e boy \\ill be leading the eton var ity football team on Friday night . But for nO\\. they're till fre hmen . 0\er 30 talented players packed the field this year, \\ ith many of them never tepping on a football field in their life . Their playing didn't reflect their experience

After starting off the sea on \\ ith a fe\\ los e , the team tepped it up and won six of their last even games, with \\in over rival Queen Creek and old rival alley Christian

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2nd

Learning Ho\\ To Lay The Hit s Linemen Jo h Padilla and :\ick H) de hit the during practice Moving these 300-pound sleds isn't an ea . y ta\k.. but they look. like they have it tak.en care of.

Get p, Lit Froshie ... Freshman Linemen Oren Gaylord take some time out for practice to rest hi" feet. Good thing Coach Walhiem didn't see or this young guy wou ld have a few Salty Da\\ gs to do.

Running Like Vick. Fre hman quarterback Pat Miller cramble away from tack ler at the Bourgade

Back Ro·n: Coach Lou, Coach OJ, B Farmer, J Ta)lor, \I \JcDonald, R Helms, \1 PolO\\ Ski, (' \\ agner, E Kitl), D Ga) lord, Coach Rado!>, \ latt Rado

3rd Ro\\: J Watters, J Arent, K a nee,'\ amuels, A \lcDa' id, J Pedilla, \I Dodt, (' \I) ers, D Davis, E Emerson

Ro\\: D Korte, A Smith, \ \\ eingart, A \I olton, \I Anthon), H) de, A Lazano, \I Grahman, \1 Karlik, P Sullh an

Front Ron :0 Svornic, J Arama, J Koestner, T Bo) le, R Do\\ dell, A Tulumeno, Pat \Iiller

Dunng the pa't t\\ll ;.car'. toothall tL'am ha' dPmtn.tted .til ·''Jll'L'h ol thl' game. !rom \like btdlll!.! the olfL'n,c. to le Rin o .md Col e Fl a ni gan hcadlllg the dcll'thl' Dunng the pa't t\\o 'l'a,on'. J\ loothall ha' onl;. hht l\\O game'- and tiHhl' L'Pmlllg latl' 111 the ,c,t,Pn \tone polllt. thl';> "ere ndlllg " I "i game "tnntng 'trl'.t"- Then .•tllct t\\O hcarthrcat...ing lo"c' to llo'c out the 'l',t,on. the team 'till held thc11 head' htgh \\ h;. \\ouldn't the;.·.> I he;. wot... \cton loothall to a \\hole Ill'\\ lc\ c I.

Back R(m:G Dodaro, T Glenn, Gaylord, Hard) Bo). A Bird, J GroO\er, Coach :\la) o N 3rd Ro" :Coach Kochio;, Bear, I' io;h, Stan The :\tan. B !\1urph). P Bernstien, K Eklund 2nd Ro": J Ref. Jimm) B, CJ Orton. C • allo;, Robb) !\laC, Dodter Fnm Rol': K \\atters, K Rino, .J g_) uen. !\I Ca nter, !\1 Hemande7., C P Durham

(Above) A U Abo u t Mayo. JV Coach Matt Mayo goe'> through some hitting drill'> with linemen to prepare for their next game.

has it perk and its downfalls. For the girls on the swim team , being able to work on their tan every morning i the greatest thing ever. The problem is getting up at 4:30 every morning and being in the pool by 5 a.m. i n't a ea y a it ounds. Practice last two hours and include running at least a mile and then wimming a couple thousand laps. (Well it seem like a thou and.) After practice, the girl have to pend preciou minutes trying to get the chlorine out of their hair. If they have time aft r thi they do their hair and make -up. Some wonder if it's all worth it in the end? These Seton Swimmers think so.

Semor Lisa Dominski ha o, been sw1mmmg on the team for t he past fo u r yea rs. This year she was one of t he girl' s cap tains and was a great asset to the team

Juni o r Dani e ll pati e ntl y walt;. fo r her a ward at th e tate Fin a b Great Job Dani e lle !

ot in order. Angelina

Baglini, Andrea Bi so, Emily Bryant, Li a Domjnski(Captajn), Andrea Dori , Maggie Flanjgan, Kelly Hill, DanieUe Howell, Maria Korte, Adrienne Myer , Juley el on (Captain), Kelly Osow ki, Maggie Leonard-Rivera, Jenrufer chroeder, Breanna Vallejo.

Adrienne Mver , Kellv Hill, Damelle Ho;\'ell and lisa Dominski gl efully how off their medal

Senior drienne Myers prepare her elf for the BIG 500!

nior Maggie Flanigan and ndrea Bi o enjoy hanging out together after swimming the 500 Free tyle. The two ladie have only been on ·wim for hvo years and both made it to state this year.

· the boys get over

he fact that they have to wear a speedo, they love to frolic in the the pool. If you're ever looking for a morning person, look to the men's swim team. They will be more than happy to share the cake and donuts that they buy after practice almost every mommg.

ot in order. Richard Edgar, Michael E"ans, Nick Kindgren, Matt Korte, Jonathan ield, Zack 0 ow ki Matt chroeder, raig heed.) John Tobin and Tim Wilson.

Tim Wil on, John T obin , and John ield love taking pictures with the ladies. guys : Don ' t you all have

John ield ,md II, ick Kind g ren I 0 \ 'E to goot ott durmg pr,ldltl' I hl'\ bettl·r gd b,l,J._ to pr,ldlu 11 thl'\ \\ant to do \\l'll 111 vear

'x• n ior \llatt Schroeder, Nick Kindgren, Tim \1\ilson a n d l\lfatt Korte t,l)._l' .1 mo me nt to tor a p1dun regwna

Senior Mike Tambs gets his game face on as he waits for h1s race to begin \like is ,, \·eteran swimmer and the te.Jm enjoys h,l\ ing him on the team. Hl• dl'finiteh has the best sense of humor.

\latt h.ortr c .:itcdl) \\aib tor h1 medal! Good JOb. \latt!

s the) ear comes to an end , it i time to recap on p ctacular a on.

Th voll yball girls had a solid lineup all the way ar und. Led by the five solid seniors including Shannon Burke, Amy Barlow, Mo Howell, Madison Jansen, and Anna Hershkowitz, and great stati tician Meghan Mullin, the Sentinels achieved many accomplishment . The team was region champions forth third year in a row, and wa seeded 1 t for the tate toumarnent.The rno t exciting and climactic game of th ea on wa the 3A State Championship game played against Fountain Hill . Coach Kim Miller and all the player knew thi wa the year. Thi was the year to g t the monkey off th ir backs and show everyone their ability to win a champion hip. They were victoriou and brought horn Seton's fir t volleyball championship.

Top row: Molly Bohman, Anna Hershkowitz, Kristina Taylor, Coach Kim Miller, Amy Barlow, Shannon Burke, Rachel Arnold. Second Row: Maureen Howell, Rachel Falkner, Julie Hershkowitz. Bottom Row: Carey Pattock, Madison Jansen.

What a wa\ to celebrate! At the Pima Tournament, these player., vvere real champion.,. This wa., not the only time they got to hold up the number one finger. Shannon Burke sa1d, "We shov ed all the people hmv well \\ e could com pete even when we \\ere e:..tremely exhausted."

Shannon Burke, Madison Jansen, Anna and Julie Hershkowitz, and Rachel Falkner enjoy eating the food of champions before all home games.

Amy Barlow was not hitting the ball a hard a he wanted o he needed to warm her hand in her armpit. "Have you seen me hit? It works most of the time!"

Kristina Taylor, Rachel Arnold, and Anna Hershkowitz aU watt for the ball to come over during a tate game against Queen Creek. W were a little nervous at first but after that first game, we were confident m winning." said Kristina Taylor.

Molly Bohman i focused on getting her rve o er the net I am known to m1ss my serve, but when I do get 1t over, 1t is a esome' '

Julie Hershkowitz, Emily Stedmiller, Kate Coral, Caryn Olivieri and Shannon Desmond pose before a big game. "Being a freshman was not fun, lx'cause the sophomores would make us do everything," Kate Coral stated.

Here is Lisa Wolf getting ready for the ball to come O\' Cr the net. 'Td rather be playing softball, but volleyball can be exciting at times."

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he Freshman nd Junior Varsity team had a wonderful season led by two new coaches, Scott Lungren and Jeff Bader

Over all, the girls enjoyed the time spent on the court. Most of the girls went on to play club. "Talent is God given be humble, fame is man given b thankful, conceit is self given .. .be careful!" This is one of many sayings that these girls would follow each practice and game . Their seasons were fun-filled and successful!

Freshman Julie Hershkowitz, was well known for her killer serves. "I do not like Anna being ahead of me because I'll have a hard time filling her shoes."

Top Ro'W : Ramona Kedrowski, Katie Blomberg, Chelsea Moberly, Kimberly Jax, Cori Awender, Nicole Erickson Second Ro'W: Christy Sizer, Megan Sobczyk, Samantha Christenson Bottom Row : Monica Bartuch, Sandra Ericsson ot Pictured: Katie Gately, Caroline Early

Here are three of the prettied up freshmen including, Lauren Seal, Susanne White, and Julie Hershkowitz. Susanne aid, "Although \\ e did not win every single game, \\ e \\ere able to grow as a team and definitely got better towards the end of the season. That is '' hy we finished with ten straight wms!"

Lisa Wolf and Danielle Wray were the appointed team captains. "It was quite an honor to have the younger ones look up to me," says Danielle.

Shannon De1smc nd Wolf discuss Shannon just

Jerr\l Ri ir , H')r>er-aJe, The serior curse, f!tND!. free ie. l<e\''r at>J 's h, eatir rroth. 1 arrl4 1 ar Dowr h rark , ::-tf'ti St.cks. Diebrar"J. Prefol"taire iis rraJe of The fastest kiJs.

Cool· J e, <i. '\. Die o, !?ill frorr Arollo, Datir show, '\eat Sa-vers at R.e.9iot1als, for et o "- 'el, Dooorr R.at, The R.ock .9arre- 't r as we o, freezir shoe , <iilert Ca!Jror of

"Do it up!" The Sentinel did just that a they performed their Egyptian themed Porn rutine, that won them the 3A state title.

Senior aptain Agudo and Meghan chaiberger top and po e for the camara after a hard day of cheer camp at U LA.

"Give me and '" Th VarsJl) C'h 'Cr squad pract1cc tor tHeir tate competllion by pellmg out SC H \\ ith the1r pom

Racbael Burkett.

Regan, and AmaDda Heitzman fly high during a half time perfonnance at one of the bru ketball game

"Way to keep it together." ay

Evie Chavez. The ntinel Chcerleaders definately wowed the tudent body at the Wmter port Pep Rally with thi perfect

What a wonderful and ucce ful year, thanks to Coach Evie Chavez. Here he i pictured with Senior Kristrere Agudo, Meghan Schaiberger, and Alida Iorio.

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Back rO\\ (left to right): Amanda Heitzman, Ashley Cha ez,Carl Regan, Alicia Irio , Mickala Logue, Kristere Agudo, Rachael Burkett Center Row: Tricia Elkin , Jill Urban, Corena Thomas, Kate Helms, Meghan Schaiberger, Samantha Rei inger, Amanda Ahlmeier.

Bottom Row: Kim Giebner, Julia Kestner, Nicole Ethier, and Aly a Oakes . ' ot Pi Natalie Sepulveda

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Meagh a n Kahler and Stephanie Echtveste are busy geting down ;vith their 'oh so bad <>elve<;' at the Homecoming Pep Rally 2003. Stephanie says, " I really had fun dancing with my team while it lasted. I'm glad we got to perform three times." lit

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nior A manda H a rrington aid, "I am o happy Seton decided to have a dance team. My whole team rea lly appreciate Mrs. Dandorf for all of her time, effort and thought she puts forth for us."

Fre...,hmen clweriL'ader..., are taking a break during the fe'itivites at the Homecoming Pep-Rally 2003. are ...,itting by their cia..,.., "'L'Ction in the bleachers and are read\ to moti\ ate the crowd at any minute!

After a long day of practice Kelsey Titus feel'> ..,he cannot mah' it home to her bed. I gue...,..., her tellow cheerleader.., think ..,he i..., comf:y enough to Ia\ on!

Back Row: Juley el on, Coach Karen Self, Christina Wirth, Rachel Arnold, Amy Riter, Coach Jennifer Snitker, Ryan Corry Middle Row: Melissa Hall, Jennifer Churosh, Meghan Mullin, Mary Placido, atalie Rosalez, Coach Sarah Briggs

Front Row: Mary McDonald, Kira icastro, Lindsey Warburton, Laura Tessier (Missing Katrina Jax)

The team to l\ev. York to pia} an anticpated game hanklm D In theu· time. the} \acatJOned in Rhode bland. Connecticut. ' ev. Jer\e) . and Ne\\ York .

The team around to debate if Mary Placido can attempt her favorite play ·· anta Crut.·· ld-....._"""""

Lindsey Warburton

Churosh ponder \\hich one will ..,core the mo..,r point'> We think Jenny \\ill win \\ith all of her mad dunk\.'. (Nat

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andother random vardty lia.iketliaff rej'erence.f

*G-E-R-K* As ume the position* Giraffes don't swim* Giraffes don't have contests* Thnnel have air* POUND IT* Are those bushes? Because they are difenitely not trees* Heart to Heart* Is that Alcatraz* The god's love Nubiaaa* Santa Cruz* The life of _ in a nutshell* VORTEX- YEAH* Rachel puts the oron in moron* Rollcall Rrreeemix* Kiss me at midnight* Butterfingers* Mary Jenny, and Kate (nuff said)* Nesquick Bunny* Those don't come with '45s* TGI Friday's* 17 mile walk* Laura's flirting again* We eat all the time* I'm volumptious* Remember D? Remember when we knew what we were doing? How about you AB? Remember that?!!!* Snowball fight* Geno buying us Pizza* Late night trash shows* Do you want a party? Then shoot the ball!!* One alligator two alligator... * Remember when Missy tripped on the ferry* Starburst Race * Do it for the tree* Remember when Mark West validated our parking* He's definitely a Paolo*

JC.., Meghan Mullin , Kira Nicastro , Mary Placido , Katrina Jax , and T ina Wirth. Thi.., pack can take dovvn an} challenger'>.

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dtm n the \\ tthout rummg her perfectly cotffed pon}tail. You make u proud!

h Junior Var s ity girl a ketball t am has made it ea y for Coach Jerry Mullin. For the pa t four year now , his team ha gone unclefeat d. The fre hrnen team, coached by Robert Kohlberg, had a great learning ea on and can't wait for basketball to tart again next sea on. Every player wa eager to learn new kill and to show off her ability on th court.

mily Bryant, open mouthed, is about to tel l the girl to get out of her way. no guarding me, because I am going to score off them e \ en time," Emil y stated.

Ith the facial e'p ress ion of Lisa Wo l f, a ll opponcnh fear stnppmg the ball away from her. "It my t he \ arc ,1fraid of, n ot t he fac ial e ' presswns I make," Lisa says.

Top Row : Victoria Roman ,Nikki Stevenson , Coach Robert Kohl berg Caroline Early , Andrea

Doris 2 nd R ow: Sarah Lambert , Ana Tuita , Lauren Seal, Mary Greenhalgh , Jessica Soto

Bottom Ro w: Meagan Zawtocki , Monica Bartuch

AJ Miks makes a great sa e to h lp her team keep po ton of of the ball Mr Mullin hk u to be aggre tve o I am JU t trymg to do the best I can

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he fr hman bo y bask tball team ha had a er y uccessful y ear, ni hing th a on with a 15-2 record. Kody Wagner I d this t am to many of their victori , along with Joe Koestner and Drew Stercowitz .

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44-7 vs. Fountain Hills

56-13 vs. Coolidge 31-27

During a hig game. the fre.,hmen return to the court alter a timeout.

op ro": Jimmy Kahler , Martin Graham, K ody W agner, Drew Sterco w itz, D aniel Santistevan, icholas Hyde, Drew Swamick, Andrew Tulumello, Jame Arndt. Bottom ro'': Timothy Fiorito, Clark Arnold, J oe K oestner, Coach B rooker

he boys JV ba ketball team ni hed the 2003-2004 ea on undefeated with an 18-0 record. "We had gr at chemistry, w were all friends, and we had a really good defense," ay junior Matt Magnus. The Sentinel J/V d f n was its strength, only giving up 40 point all sea on. The team wa led by Magnus, Mike Hardy and Jeff Hassis.

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Top rtm: Jeff Sandell, Michael Harty, Matt Magnu , Thoma Glenn \tu.l dlc left Kyle Gor ki, Michael Fernandez, Paul Sha.llah. Bonom nm: Zach Blauvelt, Jeff Haasi , Michael Barlow, Mathew Pol ow ki

Parsity

S ntinel' boy ba k tball i a legacy that Seton-go rs regard as an ari tocratic upremacy. The S nior boys, ripe and ready to be eaten, have led th team to a succ ful a on this year and hav taught th fundamental and ethics to their younger mat . Guid d by enior Matt Refner, Matt Tibbets and Jordan Wolf, the Sentinels took first in region and second in tate. This year ha not been all smil and grins however, S nior Adam "Hoorak r" Baker and Dustin "Too Hotti Boombati" Schodt fell victim to the wrath of the cursed ACL injurie thi a on. Seton, however, did not let tha t get them down, and niether did Adam and Dustin . They till managed to att nd every game and tournament to support their team, which reached th ta te finals befor lo ing a h earbreaker to Rio Rico. These t wo dud s are a good symbol of what makes Seton basketball. They ar truly raw dogg . How about orne Team 21?

Yeah! 3-A South Region Champs! Woo!

the cannot get around him uch fundamentab are what have helped him be \O successfu I.

n eager Josh W agner i.., \\.illing to ll) high 111 order to thwart the

instrumental in this success: Top row: Dustin Shodt , Eric Barkyoumb , Adam Baker , Jordan Wol f. Bottom row:

Andrew Halpain , Drew Arnold , Matt R e fner , Matt Tibbetts,

Scoreboard

Sandra Da> 0' onnor- 91-44 (W)

Keams Canyon Hopi- 7'i-50 (W)

Grey !fills- 60-41 (W)

Scottsdale hristian- 42-56 (L)

Higley- 68-52 (W)

Estrella Foothills 6 - 26 (W)

Fountain Hills 46- 4 (1.)

Sandra Day O'Connor 96- 42 (W)

Payson 6'i- 30 (W)

otre Dame Prep 71- 42 (W)

Brad Mountain 73- 61 (W)

oohdge 72- 60 (W)

Queen reek 62- 50 (W)

Rio Rico 57- 4 (W)

afford 46- 44 (W)

Sahuarita 69- 55 (W)

Valley hristian 62- 54 (W)

anta ruz 79- 55 (W)

Willcox 77- 32 (W)

Globe 7- 65 (W)

Higley 64- 53 (W)

Estrella Foothills 66- 47 (W)

Fountain Hills 50- 33 (W)

Coolidge 64- 69 (L)

Queen reek 65- 35

Sahuarita 70- 53 (W)

Rio Rico 5 -2 (W)

Keams Canyon 69- 51 (W)

Winslow 72-57 (W)'

Rio R1 o 56-63 (L)"*

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26-4 Season!!

Back row: Dustin Schodt, Jeffrey Haasis, Timothy Churosh, Tyler White, Andrew Halpain, Drew Arnold, Matt Refner, Matt Tibbetts, Jordan Wolf, Jo h Wagner, Eric Barkyoumb, Adam Baker, Tracy Zea; Front: Coaches Graham and Warburton

C1trLs' soccer

H EIt was a great sew on for Seton Catholic girl ' soccer. With its third consecutive undefeated season and state champion hip, the team definitely had to boru t. It wru al o the first year to have a JV team. who almo t went undefeated with only one los early in the ea. on to another var ity quad. With even returning starters, four incredible fre hmen, and four amazing eniors that alway had the team in high pirits, the girls occer team wa ure to succeed. The girl. were al. o invited to top 4A and 5A tournaments, including the Greenway Holiday Invitational and the Tournament of Champions, which consi t of the top 10 team in the tate. Seton Catholic wa the only 3A team in both of the e tournament Even though the girl lo t even and tied one of the eight game they played during the e two week of tournament play, they learned a lot and grew tremendou Iy a a team. eedle to ay, they have been invited back to both next year. With the hard work and dedication the girl put forth, the team plan to remain undefeated next ea on, even through 5A tournament play, and win another 3A tate title!

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Top : The g1rls count down the last seconds of the tate Champ10nsh1p game 1

Bottom : The soccer team before the Valentine\ Dance Where are thc1r dates, you ask'' They answer· ·,e a Iread) beaten them up."

eton ' elcome its f1r t JV gtrl occer team thts year 1 The gtrl hm hed the '"a on 5-1-mcredible for uch a 'oung team! It ''a a trst m the sport for the maJonl) of the quad ilf'd lead b) the girl ''ith pre\IOU e p'nence, the\, too, dommated the1r regmn. \\a\ to go J '

The g1rls celebrate \manda We sel s b1rthday at Barro 's 1'171.1, a popular dmncr spot for g1rls soccer, hy dousmg Coach·, IC1cc w1th yummy chocolate cake'

Every team has their bus ride ntuals , hke roll calls and freshmen mHJat!Ons

\\ater-.. M1ddle: Damelle Wra) , Lopez. Gillean 0:-.terda). Kat1e D\11baba, \1arcclla \1endoza

cn1ors. Karl) n C ha\CL and Kriss) Agudo both captams. and :'\lo HO\HII and Katie \lalpi edi both 3\\esome. w1th Coach Dar) I

TEAM

During pratice goalie Je ff Boughton for the <,occer hall.

Matt Korte race" against a Higlc; player for po<,session of \Occer hall.

Back ro-w le h to right: Eric Keilty, Kevin Boughton, John Tobin, A.J. Kirch, Luis Badilla, Preston Swan, Chris Phillips, Kevin Redlich. \!Iiddle ro w: Matt Korte, Andrew Goble, Kyle Bosshardt, Sam Lester, Matt Abrigo, Buck Russell, Mike Evans. Fro nt ro-w: Cody Bales, Kyle Wilkinson, Karl Agudo, Jeff Boughton, Sergio Beltran, Sean Wessel, Westley Logan.

Luis Badilla and Kevin Boughton wait at half field after scoring a goal.

he boys of the wr stling team hav worked hard thi season and rebuilding to the future, ays Tom Bolar. "We have a lot of freshman this year," Bolar ays. With these r turning wr tiers, the t am is looking forward to finishing higher in region and state.

Freshman Matthew Guzman wa..., the only one on the team that placed in<;tate level.

Quinn Meyers and Troy Bullock a.re two of the team's These seniors will sure be missed next yea.r.

TEAM STATS

Lru t year, the girL t nni team placed third in the region.

Individually, Sta y hrock placed forth in tate.

L t ear, the girl r cord included 12 win and 4 lo e .

Th major rival are Fountain Hill and ed na.

Th mo t tre ful part of tenni practice ar the chall nge matche . Two girl ha e to play a et in order to det rmine their ranking.

he girL tennis team i a close-knit group of girls led by coache Mr . orri on and Mr McGuinne The g irl practice Monday through Thur. day for two hour . With tough conditioning--four day out of the week--the girls are looking forward to winning the region title and playing as a team during the 3A State Champion hip . The g irL tenni team plan to bring the first place trophy home. They hope to win the finaL as the boy s did during the 2002-2003 seaso n.

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Top Row: Kelly Hill, Elissa Villicana, Shannon McCarthy, Jessica Blaz, Brittany Beatty, Mary Placido Bottom Row : Monica Koestner, Jenny Churosh, Julia Koestner, Stacey Schrock

During Jessica Blaz's match against strella. she aces her opponen t with a win nin g se rve.

Julia Koestner practices her return of serve with her double partner, Brittany Beatty

Monica Koe stner and Kelly Hill pract1ce hard to perfect the1r forehand

Coaches Morrison and McGuiness hope to lead the 2003-2()().+ Girls Tenni'> Team to a <,tate \ ictOr].

Stacey Schrock v.ait.., in anticipation for her opponent!, next sene.

Shannon McCarthy and Kelly Hill cheer their teammate.., on during a match again..,t ahuarita.

Former tcnni..., player Adam Bak e r lwlp..., out hi.., friend Du s tin chodt b) arm \\ restling '-,l) ou tin will be strong.

Serg io Be ltran i focused in all of his matche ..... " \ 10thing e\ er gets pa...,t me! "

Jack Marsh is one of the best players on the team this year. " I've worked ha r d and it's paid off."

AJ Meier prepares for his match by eating. "I love the chicken cordon blew,."

TEAM STATS

La t y ar, th boy tennis team won the state championship, led by Jack Mar h and 2003 graduate Mario B ltran. Thi year, led by Marsh and senior Ca ey Desmond, th y are also hoping to have a terrific a on.

he boy tennis team is working very ard thi year to defend th ir tate title. h y go through hard practic to try and achieve this goal. Coaches Mr . Morri on and Mrs.McGuinne make th m run two mile ev ry Tue day. Thi will surely get them in shape for this y ar.

Best Traditions

Mrs. Schrock always makes peanut butt r cookie for the whol tenni team on match days. Th Ko tn r family alway wh 1 their cool r in, too. Mr . Morri on i u ually o tre d u t and n r ous during th tenni match that h go through on pack f gum. They ar all looking forward to thi year' a n!

AJ Meiers, Dustin Schodt, Casey Desmond, Rob Kordys, Kyle Rino, Joe Casillas, Dan Chavez, Sergio Beltran, Casey Mahoney, and eil Brown. ot pictured : Jack Marsh

AJ Meiers, Casey Desmond, Coach McGuiness, Coach Morri on, a nd Dustin Schodt.

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The Players Point Of View...

econd year golf memher

Sophomore CJ Orton :.. Yeah. l" m CJ and l" m the v.hite Tiger (Wood..,)."'

Sam Nicholas : f fi"e the opportunit; I ha' e to he a freshman on the golf team. it gi'e" me four year.., to improve and help the team:·

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me sa winning two state championship c in a row i the mo et difficult thing for a temn. The dilemma facing this year's softball team is the po sibility of winning three consecuti estate chmnpionships. eton oftball has had many accomplishment over the year , and they hope to follow this tradition. Lact yem· th temn traveled to Kentucky and found they had great succe s again t Midwe t team c Thi c year their endea or take them to th beautiful tate of California, where they plan to accompli h great thing c.

Shannon Burke, Anna Hershkowit z, and Meghan Schaiberge r get ready to regulate at home plate. Their intimidating '>i7e and beauty allow them to get the on their '>ide early in the game.

Meghan Mullin , the coach's daughter, he lps the defense by throwing a great offspeed pitch.

Below: Julie Her hkowit z -.print... to fir'>t after laying dm' n a beautiful bunt. "That is the easiest way for me to get on base." Be low: Shannon Burk e say'>, "Throwing the rise ball is difficult, but I love seeing the batter'> strike out on high pitches."

Without the help of Meghan Schaiberger, each game would be much closer. "Remember the time Ml•ghan hit that ball just like me!"

hley Wetzel is the team's only catcher. " It's fu n coming in as a freshman and having somevvhe re to p lay."

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TEAM STATS

2001-2002 Region hampion

2001-2002 tate ham pions

2002-2003 Region hampion

2002-2003 tate ham pion

Overall Record '0327 wins 3 losses

Danielle Gonzale s gets ready to tag up. "I wish I could do somersaults around the base!>. That would be ea ier than running."

"Because I missed last year wi an injury, I am enjoying the last time I'll be on the softball field," Betsy Elkins stated while doing orne tee \VOrk.

Anna itz take-. a \\\ ing at the hall. 1 am the ne\\ triple'> hitter' :\1} n1cl-. name "Triple-t'\ and that " hard to liq; up to.""

Thi-, i" Emily Bryant's tiN year playing "oft hall for . eton and "he i-, doing a terTi tic joh thi-, "ea-,on Keep up the good \\ork!

t, Run, Score! These ar the three a pect e JV Softball team is constantly trying to live up to. With coach Keith and Scott, th girl hop to tear it up on the field thi year. Every day th y practic for two hours after chool to impove their kill The t am' tradition i bringing red rope licorice to every game of the a on.

This sport i one that require con i t nt hu tling. There are many unique asp cts in softball uch as hitting hom run , running ba e , and throwing p opl out. Even though yo u have to work hard at thi port, oftball i till a bla t!

"For the past year I've been batting with coach Ken. but for some reason I still need practice," says Suzanne Wolfe.

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TEAM PLAYERS:

Monica Bartuch

Alyse Belletti

Emily Bryant

Patricia Elkins

Marcella Mendoza

Shannon Pietrzak

Victoria Roman

Leah Schafer

Jenny Schroeder

Emily Stadrniller

Susanne Wolfe

Danielle Wray

This year the N softball players are hoping to have an outstanding season.

Maria Doris tries to throw out a girl at home. Great Job Maria!

ah\a} hm ing to hard. but it pay.., off\\ hen we game :· says Alyse Bellett

Being a starting sophomore on the J team has been a great experience:· Carly Reagan.

j ot in order. Matt Abrigo, Ke\ in Benzing, Matt Dodt, Tim Fiorito, Tim Fred1ake,

<( Andrev. Goble, Richard Hvusk, Andrev. Korte, Sam Le ter, Tavlor Lombardi, Chase

CD Meyer , Da\ id O'Donnell, Jo h Padilla, Keegan Park, Caolan Ronan, athan Sawyer ,

mAndrew Ulumello, Steven Simmerman Coached b\ Coach Padi1la and Coach Ronan

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Assi tant Coach: Tim Ronan

This is Tim and Rob's first year coaching JV Baseball at Seton.

2003 J Record: 12-3

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efendmg tate Catholic \ ar it Baseball is on the pro\\ I to another hampion hip \ ictor \\ ith the help of Coach Beniewicz and 4-) ear varsity returners, Sean Reilly, Neil Kerkhoff, and John Tobin, the t •am has a chance of capturing another state title.

2004 i:. the year of \'idory for the Sentinel baseball team. • Tot only do they dominate on the field, but off the field as well. These players ha\·e been taught good morals and work ethics b · their nC\\ coach that\\ ill help them be succe-,iul in \\ haten.'r thev do, on and off the field. I eading th 'SL' allstars to the 2004 3A state title.

fhe pride and joy of Mr. aniewicz: the eton atholic baseball field.

Safe Sean Reill y runs over the catcher and is ruled afe on a play at the plate.

The seniors and Coach Baniewicz

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Fron t row: Mike Sobczyk, John Tobin, John Malloy , Aron Kirch

Back ro\\: Coach Donnie, Coach Baniewicz, Stan Minaegowa, Kurt Eklund, Andy McCarville, Brendan MacCarthy, Matt Refner, Chad Baniecki, Aron Kirch, Sean Reilly, Coach Wrobel, Coach Baniewicz, Coach Stan 2nd ro\\: Zack Sullivian, Paul Bernstein, Chris Wrobel, John Malloy, Ryan McCarthy, Cole Flanigan, Kip Simmerman, Eric Simpson

Front ro": Mike Sobczyk, Sean Zierolf, Jeff Boughton, Jimmy Nguyen, John Tobin

row: Sean Zierolf, Neil Kerkhoff, Coach Baniewicz , Matt Refner, Chad Baniecki, Sean Reilly

Kip Simmerman , a freshman, plays for the Sentinels.

Pitching for the Sentine ls, Neil Kerkhoff, is a four-year returning veteran.

Abo ve: The Sentinels gather around for a quick prayer before the start of the season.

John T obin , batting for the entinels, is a four-year returning varsity player and has the team's highest on-base percentage-.622.

Senior Mike Sobczyk is the varsity's catcher.

Playing first base for the Sentinels, Kurt Eklund, debuted on \ arsity this year.

hi year's track ea on has been cce ful since the start of the eason. Even though the numbers are small, with a handful of talented young ladie , thi team is capable of becoming Regional and State Champs.

Last year's season was an eventful one, as many new accompli hments were achieved. Some selected girls were able to compete at the prestigious Chandler Rotary meet, where they defeated and conquered 4A and SA girls and were recognized for their awesome talent .

So far thi year, the team has competed at the Queen Creek Invite where they recieved 4th Place out of 24 teams.

They also slaughtered the Seton rival, Valley Christian, in a dual meet. "I'm glad we beat Valley, especially in the 4x400, it was a great race and it showed our strength since its the last race of the night," ays Mo Howell. This team is not only serious in meets, but also during practice where they drop it like it's hott. It is known every day that the freshman must

GET THE WATER, and tay behind the seniors during warm ups .... or else they get tripped. Another addition to the girls team this year is the DiSta cE SWAT team consisting of A hley Oak s, atalie Rosalez, Natalie Brown, Gillean 0 terday, and Lind ay Warburton. And your mom

Nicole Radman , star dicus and shotput thrower, makes her opponents wet their pants!

A new addition to the team , Amanda Heitzman , < I when she broke ' school record in the I 00, 200, a 400,

they are in the lead f r t h e

The Senior Girls, (Mo How e ll , Nicole Radman , A s hle y Oak e , atalie Ro s alez) and Coach Clinch look soooooo good!

baton to atalie Ros lez as

Th e 2003 4x 00 team (L-Dub, Oak Tree, Nattie B, and Mexi Mix) at the State m ee t w h e re th , placed 2nd overall in 3A.

4x 00,

icole Magnus doe a n im p re ive h igh jump at t h e Bo u rgade meet.

Michael McDonald take'> stride'> to making sure each time i'> better then his last

Senior Jon ield loves to work up a good sweat. "Track makes me feel good about my elf just because I know it' · harder then any other sport."

Preston Swan, Sr., knows the importance of a good breakfast and a lot of water before a meet. "I always try and eat 4 or 5 bowls of ice cream before a race."

Senior lL•ader-,hip- N. Kindgren, B. harter , P. Swan, J. Nield, C. Phillips, Sheedy, Coach Clinch, M. Poulsen, M. Korte

Sr. Nick Kindgren ha been throwing above and beyond the competition thi year. "When the people standing behind me try to p yche me out with their neers, I ju t imagine that I'm throwing a bad dream. I hat bad dreams."

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ound. A bullet. a car, perhap Th r are few thing in this world faster th n the Seton boys track team. They are fine tuned machine and their head coach, Mr. Dennis Clinch, mak s ure that they grow to hav the attribute of quickne , endurance, trength, and the mentality of great runner . With an all tar line-up that could make ev n teve Prefontaine ay, "Whoa, these fellas are fa t," the entinel boy track and field team i taking no pri on r . Rath r, leaving the comp tition cramping in the fetal position on the track.

However, although the glitz and glamour of track and field mo tly belong to the sprinter and di tance runners, our boy' team on the field this year i off the wall! Our guy are jumping higher, throwing farther, and looking Iicker thi year then ever b for

Anyway you look at it, Seton track i bound to be a dominant force in the 3thi year. Hop fully omeday d wn the lin we will ee orne of our eton superstar along id the like of ichael John on and Jes ie Owen .

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Clark mold a little time out of bu'>\ da) to smile for the camera and sa\ , " I 10\ e you ."

Philip Orth '>ays that, "ha\'ing a Barbie pen is so cool' " Hopefully that pen will help him pass all his dassses this year'

Rachael Burkett and Amanda Heitzman show their support for '>eton and God at the Freshmen retreat. ,\t the retreat Rachael 1\ as overheard chanting "GO )E LS GO! "

Tom ield , Jo ey lad e, Richard Helm s, Jo s h Padilla, Pat ullivan and Ru s e ll Dowdell han g o ut with Se an We el , 1\h O " I

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am Le ter IS contemplating his plans for the weekend instead of finishing his test

Matt Mollo y and

stop cheering for a quick second at the Homecoming pep rally to smile for a picture.

Jami e Lopez take-. nott.' ' during histon

Katie Carrieres

Emma Parker is diligently at work IHiting notes. I don ' t kno" if she 1s outling her next report or the upcommg weekend though

\1r Re lph 's 7 th period 'tllth l1<1ll 'milL'' at the camera , 'ho'' 1ng ho\\ proud the\ are to be 'ophomon•,

I lm l' pep rallll' ' ," , ,1\' \1 ega n Wes t, " it<. a great t1me to be "1th , ·our fnL' nLh ,md flaunt yo ur 'Pirit. "

Brandis auer tm•<, hard to sta\ awake in English class.

Justin Ruelas and Johnah Rappazzo gladly pa r ticipa te in thei r Eng lish class discussion.

Kell y Hill is bu'\ tal-.mg note'> on Mr heh ' lecture during class.

Michael Fernandez is bus\ tn ing to remember all that information he 'tudiL'd last night. Cood lucl-.!

!hi' li,eh group of '>ophomore' am.wusl) il\\'<Jit the 'ound ot the bell ouh1de of 'tud} hall. The\ can ' t wa1t to get to clas, , the\ ju't can ' t get of Mr h

Caryn Oliveri and Samantha Dandorf glance through the book " 19M " Did someone forget to do their reading as,1gnment'

Barbara -\me;rcua

lim Anthom·

romasita Aragon

Ariel Arama

Rachel -\rnold

luis Badilla-Gue\ ara

f,lmes Baglim

Renee Banuelos

\1arle\ Laurice Basha

\le,andra Bath

Brittam Beatt\

\1eghan Beecher

Alyse Belletti

Brianna Beltran

Vanessa Beltran

Benedikt

Cheryl Benning

P,1ul Bernstem

jessica Blaz

Christopher Blomberg

\1olh Bohman

jeffrey Boughton

'\atalie Brown

Dominque Campos

Pamela Carballo

\1atthew Carpenter

Jason arter

Christopher Caruth

joseph Casillas

Trey Castillo

Ashle) Chave7

Enn Christie

Timothy Churosh

Thomas Cravener

Domimque De La Pa;r

\lane D1az

Ke\ in Didomenico

\lane Donahue

Ke\ m Dorsch

Kat1e Dozbaba

Dav1d Drummond

Patncia Durham

Kevin Ellwanger

He1d1 Escusa

Aly sa Esqui\el

Cole Flanigan

Rebecca Flick

'\atahe Fraccola

Rud\ Carc1a

John Gaylord

Juhan Cladys1ewsk1

Damelle Gonzales

Amy Cordon

John Greenhalgh

Emma Creguska

Jeremy Groover

Rvan Hannah

Harm

Aaron Haslam

huree Hayes

Kate Helms

A hie\ Hoffer

Damelle Howell

Moira Hyde

Serena lriondo

Chri Jax

Camille Johnson

Lind ey Johnson

arah Johnson

arah Klespi

Julia Koe tner

Je e Kroupa

Meghan Labme

Francis Leavy

Matthew Magnus

Richard Majew ki

D,miel \ lack

AngL'ia \kBn an

BrL'mian R\ an \lcCarth\ C.,h<mmm \lcCarth\

Andre'' \IcC an ille \!an \lcDonald \1cDonnell

Patrick \lcKenna

Kristen !\lei a ugh lin

Michael \1cLaughlin

Therance \leehan \1arcella :-.1endoza

onnelh \1eschen

Daniel \Iober!\' Francesco \1orales \1eghan \!ullin

Ke\'in \Iegan

john \Jguyen \Iegan '\ickum

\lichael 0 Donnell "-icholas Oli\ ier

Kell) Oso\\'ski

Emily Pelzer

jonathan Pena

Katherine Prost

hnstina Provencio

Christine Randolph jacob Refner

Kri. tine Reichardt

Samantha Reisinger

Mary Rich

john Richard

Paul Richard

Benjamin Riegel

Kyle Rino

Stacey Romanotto

Robert Russell

Alex Ruzicka

Alea Rzonca

flall'igh Sal-.,ls

Bn•nnan S,llll•r

\ngel,l Sanlkll

Danrel C:.,andm

leah 'lchater

StaCl'\ Sl h rOl J-.

Chrrstophl·r C:.,l•prl' \\ illram C:.,lwpard

Delia C:.,Jl'gll•r

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J<..nstma ril\ lor

Laura ll'ssier

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jillian L.:rban

Elissa \'illicana

Josh Wagner

I<..ahe Waters

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Blal-.e \\'olf

Tran /ea

5ara ?eel-.

"I lme Brittan) and Angie; they're the best!," says Kristine Reichardt of her best friends and Sandell.

Ashle y havez Sil\'S of Jill Rei inger, Kate Helm , ly e Belletti , and A hlee Hoffer: " \ h friends are the best 1"

Megan ickum (right) says, "I Heart Serena " Iriodo

tin Mclaughlin say., her fnends Flanigan and Ke in Murph y "are studs."

Ky le Rino says he and friend Matt Carpenter share a car because "it's more fuel efhoent."

hannon McCarth (nght), with best friend Amanda hlemeier says she lo\·es bemg a junior. "Junior class is the best." Shannon sa) s.

jason Baqu1e

I("l'Ph Burke

I OUISl' Burke

"-.ath\ Carpenter

Dl•nn1s Clinch

D1anl' C.olhns

l'at C.ollm'

Shl•lle\ Conner

'iharon Dandorf

\1a na Dl'tlege

Beth Dodaro

\1atthew hable

Carne Graham

jenm fer Creen

james

[\cline Heath

inch Hoffman

MatthL''' Koch1s

Robert Kohlberg

Fli/abeth Krings

l isa Laliberte

\1arty !.ant?

Sister joan \1arie IV!adden

Rudy Martine?

icholas IV!artrain

Michelle McCumness

Ron Meyers

Ricardo Moreno

jerry Mullin

Douglas owe

Barbara Olivieri

Sister onsuelo Pacheco

Beth Pattock

jim Relph

\1aryann Rich

David Richard

Siuling Ryan

Maryjo andomir

Kevin Sheh

Why are YOU at Seton ? " I think important to teach to children The part is that it really fun to do what I do and be around wonderful people. Remember, never buy vanilla yogurt!" Mrs Sandomir

Teachers aren ' t all smiles

Mr s. Knapp explains that she is a teacher because of " the glor). the honor. the paycheck!"

For Halloween :\1r s. !\1c G uinn es dressed up as Eleanor of quatainc It \\as a great way to shO\\ both her world hi tory kill · and her school spirit.

The Truth abou t teaching

Mr Grindey became a teacher in order to "help tudent. find the truth ."

FRESHMA YEAR 2000-2001

SOPHOMORE YEAR

2001-2002

JUNIOR YEAR

2002-2003

Best Eyes

Janet Touma & Jordan Wolf

Best Hair

Terra Santiago & Bobby Rzonca

Best Smile

Krissy Agudo & Neil Kerkhof

Best Artist

Adrienne Myers & John Ryan

Most Likely To Be A Supermodel

Colma Lalor & Chad Baniecki

Jhe

Most Likely To Have 10 Kids

Alicia Iorio & Chase Sullivan

Most Athletic

Mary Placido & Matt Korte

Cutest Couple

Sandy Valenzuela & Quinn Meyers

Most Likely To Be A Millionaire

Amanda Harrington & Ryan Corry

Most School Spirit

Meghan Schaib rg r & Mark Gilden tern

.1lmcmcfa

May the Lord keep you in his hand and never do hi fist too tight.

Love, Mom, Dad, and Kyle

7-farrin.Jfon

Melissa, Missy, Toe:

The years have gone by so fast. It seems as if it was just yesterday that we took you to your first day of school. You have always marched to your own drummer. Keep listening to that drummer as you continue to march into the journey of life. God has always marched with you and will continue to. You are a blessing to us. Remember success is measured by how happy you have made others and yourself.

Love, Morn, Dad and Michelle

\1a\ you al\\'a\' kmn' that \\'f.' 1()\ l you \1a\ you kno"· hm' proud of \ OU we are May the road ri'e up to meet \·ou

'\1a\ the w111d be alw,wo, at \'Our back '\lay the sun sh111e warm upon your face; and May God hold you in the palm of hts hand

\1om and Dad

ChriJ'fie Catania

We are so proud of vou! Your hard work and dedication have paid off for you. You have a good heart Christie, let that be your guide in life. Success for you is inevitable. Your confidence, intelligence, wit, humor, uniqueness, and beauty wtll ensure you a bright future. You are very spectal. We love you.

\11om, Lowell, Lindsey, Brycen & Skylar

ChriJ'fine 'Z_Jffa

Dear Christine,

What a Christmas Gift you have been! Your wit makes u smile; your compassion and integrity make u'> proud.

Love, Mom and Dad

Karlvn,

From the first time we held you, you've brought only happine sand joy to our lives.

We I ve you!

Mom and Dad

P.S. Knock omeone Down

Thank you for making u o proud! Keep on amazing u .

Love, Mom, Dad, ana, Morgan, and Rebecca

9uffe 'Mcf.atA_Jhffn

To our jewels, A htt of a rlown

\ hit of a fighter

'lou tra\·el

You part\·

You make our liks hrightl'r

A qutck look ahead

At last you are free

You scream

You dream

You go gtrl

Knock em dead at UBC'

With you alwavs, 111 God\ love, Dad, Mom, john, lonnor, and Manah

Dear Betsy "B", We love you \'Cry much! With all the gifts God has given you, it is your huge heart that is our favorite. Enjoy all that God has planned for you.

Love, Mom, Dad, Tncia, Tomm\, and Molly

"Onlj one thmg is necessary , as is written in the Gospel.

To love God."

St. Clare of Asstst

" I bought' .1nd DrL'<llll'1)i'uplirw ,111d I rl'l'dom

I <lith .1nd ll'ar

Humor .1nd C..,trL'ngth

I 'PrL'"ron <1nd [)i,col l'rl

\II till' 'L'nl'h to 'UCCL'"·"

-\\alt Dr,lll'l

(ongratul,ltron' \'hil'1 \\L' lOlL' n>u! \1om , D.1d, iLk SteiL', and \latt

Semira Vafenzu efa

Sand rita, Quiero decirte en esta nue\·a etapa que cpmienns \ siempre, pongas a D10s como pnondad en tus provectos. Te deseo lo m e jor en tu futuro, se que asi sera porque eres una persona sensible, carinosa, y firme en tus decisiones. I'm ,·ery proud of you. :vi} wish for vou IS that all vour dreams come true and that \'OU will always be happv! Always know that I lo\·e \'OU. and ffi} prayers are with you.

Tu :vlama

He} Sandy! I just wanna say that you're a wond e rful sister and friend, and don't let an\'one EVER tell vou different. You deserve the best and 'o nly the best. I hope you have a lot of fun in the next couple of years but not too much fun without me

Thanks for EVERYTHI G

BeE

Dear Sandy, I' ll miss you alot when you go to college H ave fun wi th your fr iends. You're a coo l big sister! Your si ter tha t loves you alot

Ad riana

1<afrina :Jax

If m\· life ts mot!\ a ted by ambttion to lea,·e a legaC\, what I'll probably lean> ,., a legaC\ of ambition. But if my life is moti\'ated by the power of the spirit in me-- If I Ji\·e with the awareness of the indwelhng Chri<,t, if I allo'' hts presence to gutde mv actions, to gwde m\ motives, those .,ort of thmgs. I hilt\ the onh time I think we really leaw a great Iegan.

- Rich Mullins

We love you Katrina Peanut!

Dear Christian, \\e are proud of you and your accomplishments and we are certa111 you wdl choose a career suitable to your

We admire your kmdness, honest}. and thoughtfulness and applaud the fine young man vou've become.

We love you very much!

Poppa & Grandma Casy

1<Jck.. Pei fz meier

DL'.l r 'ion, Congratulation' l>n adlll'l 111g th1' mik,tom• It j, tlw fu·,t l>t mam milc,tl>lll'' n>u 11 ill ach1en• in your litl'tlnll' \\L' are 'o gratl'tul that Cod ha' gl\en u' the opportumt1 to loH' and pn>\lde tor n>u 'tou \\L'fl' truh a gift to u' that IH' hall' tnL•d to nurture carl'tulh From 1·our earh. L'ntn into thi' world, 111tann, \'l>LIIlg d1ildhood, :md no\\· thL·...,e tt•t•nagc 't'c.lr.., vou haYl' bl'l'n our Jl)\ ha.._ H''.l'n \·ou the'e gifh to u'L', 'o pk•a'L' choo'e carl'tulh tho'e path' that bring 1 ou lifelong 'at!'tact10n Pka'L' keep Cod fir't. remember your tamih, and loll' n>ur,elt 'tou make u' proud l'ach dav

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\ta\ \'OU tmd lOntt•ntmt•nt m tht• protl''t..,ion \OU (hOU"l' .md mJ\" onh gt•ntl\' brul"'('

(tlunt \our blt•..,..,mg.., .h \ tlU t.tl...t• thi.., m•\t turn, On htl"., road th,lt pnwH.it·.., m.tm lt•..,..,tm., to lt•Jm

And alway.., rt•mt•mbt•r Jli tht• upport that vou\ t' got God bit·..,.., vou, m\ .,on. l..,urt• do lon• vou a lnt!

"What we are is God's gift to us. What we become is our gift to God."

Congratulations! We are so proud of you!

Love always, Dad, Mom, Danny & Mikey

:Jon ChriJtian 1Ja.!Jawon

CO G R ATULAT IO 5 HRI ST I A !!

the da\ n1u were born, our life changed ,,·ith a Ill.'\\ 1.''-Citement; an 1.''-Citement of ha\ ing a son "ho "e 1\ ill lm·e and be proud of all the t1me. '>eeing you grow and get wi.,er, we are Yl.'r) happ\ on ho\\ you appr(hKh lilt•· -,howmg d1supline 111 \ our.,elf; lm e and re.,pect to Chri.,.,) and Julien, maintaining good school academiC standings; being obed1ent from Your parenh and e lder.,; maintaining great balance on all your acti\ Jtll'' (sporh, social, per.,onal and family affairs); and most of all Cod.

The other thing th,lt \\L' are \L'r\ ple,1sed \\Jth is being honest with us, and keeping our communication., channel open. We reall) appreciate thi.,, for YOU to inform us \\hat is gomg on \\'ith \'Our life, -,haring Your thought-,, ilka-, and i-,.,ue.,, and 'l'eking aLhice.

\\e Ml' hop1ng \ou Ml' il•arn1ng "hat \\'l' are .,haring with you. The.,e are the e'periencl>, 'alue-,, and sho\\ of lo\·e to you.

Continue to go on th1., good path, trY to impnl\'1.' it, and enjoy it.'' And J..eep that golt ball alil'lli/' -,traight!

l 0\ e'

Dad, :\1om, Chms) & Julien

J ff,

You are s uch a great, loveable on. We are so proud of y ou, of what y ou accomplished. Congratulation and k pup the good work. We lov you very much.

Dad , Mom and Jan

1lnclrew 1-fa0ain

" In his heart a man plan s hi s course, but the Lord determine s hi s steps ."

Proverbs 16 :9

\\'hat a 'oung man \ ' OU han• become' \ \ e could not be more proud of n1u. 'You ha\ e been an and ha\e trul) to God\ votce as He has d1rected your steps through Seton and Life Teen. We knm\ He ha-. amMing plans ahead for you. !-. nO\\ that where\ er n1ur step'> lead you, we \\ Ill alwa\ s be there '' 1th our lm e and support

\ \ e itH'e \OU .\1om , & Ryan

" Commit to the Lord whatever you do , and your plans will succeed "

Proverbs 16:3

1Jrew 1irnofJ

Congratulation-,, Drc11!

\Vc arc "o proud of 1 ou 1 loda1 i'> \'Our da1.

Celebrate } ourself and your ,lccompli-,hnwnh. l oo"- to your future, knowing you haH' the potential to do anything you can dream. 'rou arc the beginning ot li1ing }OUr lifl' your 11,11' Make it 1vondcrful; and remember, we arc alwa}s there for you.

I oll011 your dreams. laugh a lot. Don't take thing.., too '>Criouslv. And most important!}, bclic1c in yourself. \\e do'

With lme, \11om and Dad.

7raviJ' Cofe f)anna r;:ee0J

Little Tike, Travis,

Your graduation is just one step on your life'c, journey. It' a time to celebrate your success and prepare for the opportunities and challenge-; of the future. We've alway believed in you and alwayc.., \viii.

Love,

Mom, Dad, Patrick and Lisette

I love you so much, Janna. I am c..,o proud of you. You will always be my little tyke and my very best friend. Thankc.., for alwayc.., being there for me, and know that I'll always be there for you.

You're the best, Tike. I love you, Janna.

Love, Robin

Fstephan "13uhha" Ortiz

Bubba--

\\'e are bk>so.,ed to ha\ l' a -,on like you. 'rou ha\ l' ah\ ay" been a great and protecti\e brother. Your lo\e i" an in.,piration to all '' ho knm' you. You ha\e a great o.;ense oi humor, ,1nd we all are proud oi the iine young man \·ou ha\ L' become.

\\'e all '' io.,h you the bL'st that liie ha-, to oiier. k-eep on being the good, hard\\orl-.ing, loving young man \OU are. Don't do anything to change our mindo.; about \·ou.

l .m e ou, \1om , Dad, Emma & \11chal'l

A D GOD BLESS YO

!

Nate :Jull

Congratulations, ate!

We are very proud of you. Know that you will alway have our love and support. Good luck in th future, and always k p God in your h art.

Lov , Mom, Dad, Grandma, Adam, Mi sy, Kaitlyn, Brady, Megan, Allison and Jacob

1lm:;

We are very proud of your hard work and accompli hment . You have a great life ahead of you. From now on, you will be traveling the world between who you think you are and who you can be. Keep your priorities right, and give God first place in everything. We love you, and may God continue to ble you a you continue on your journey.

Love, Mom, Dad, Michael, Molly, and Katie

Matt 1<§(ner

"I'll love you forever. I'll like you for always. As long as I'm living, my baby you'll be."

1JuJtin Schodt

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I rom I b.1ll to I b,,_J..,·tb,lll ,1nd lt'nn" It " endlt I rom \n ;nn.l to ( ali t orn J,l t o Ro,·gnn ,1nd b.h k aga1n tht•..,t• , .t H '' tth \ nu ha\ t.

:Jordan 1Uof(

Jordan =5, We know you Me ready for the ne't part of vour jou rncy. Thank<. for the past IR yeMs of wonderful memories. There will be many more to come. We ML' -.o proud of you and the man you ha\·e become You ha\ e brought us great joy and lob of laughs. life is a gift, so stay PO ITlVE, keep Mill C , and know that od has a plan for you. We lme \ ou '\0\\ and FOREVER!

Mom, Dad and Lisa (Penny too).

A Son

A son a wonderful blessing , A treao.;u re from abm e , He's laughter, warmth and special charm , He\ thoughtfulness and love.

A son brings a special joy, That comes from deep inside, And as he grows to manhood, He fills your heart with pride.

With every year that passes, He's more special than before. Through every stage , through every age , You love h im even more.

No words can describe the warm memories, The pride and gratitude too, That comes from h aving a son, to love and cherish , Matt, just like you.

Thanks for the memories Matt !

Love , Mom and Dad

YO Bro!!

Thanks for being a fun and great big brother' (Most of the time).

Love , Luke (boca)

D c

Casey, We love you and we're very proud of you.

Morn, Dad, Danny & Shannon

CasBJ Oesmonl

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£.ric 13ar0Joumh

When you were a little boy, we wondered who you would become , what y ou would look like, what your gifts and talents would be. Today, \Ne know a bright, sen itive, multi-talented young man who i loved and cheri hed and has far exceeded our every expectation. We are so very proud of you , and we are honored that God chose us to be your family!

Dad , Mom & Brad

Jennifer 0_,everance

Beautiful ... Strong ... Courageous ... Loving ... And Unconditionally Loved.

May your heart be pure, o you can see the face of God in your life.

Love, Mom & Dad

Kelli,

We are so proud of all that you have accomplished! Congratulation on the completion of four great years at S 'ton. It has been a highlight in our life to watch you grow into such a fine young woman. We know you arc ready to conquer the world, and we look forward to haring with you the coming chapter in your life. Thank you for making us so proud. We love you more than you can imagine!

Love,

Mom & Dad

Kelli, You arc the BEST sister ever! I love you so much! I am going to miss you a lot. I hope you do great in college. Good luck!

Love ya, Meg Kelli, I love you o much. I don't know what I'm going to do without you. I know you're fully ready to face the world. Rock it! Thanks for alway being there for me when no one el e was.

Love always, John

1lffcia 9orio

\ licia Jean , \!-... ,\ " Beautiful Angel."

I ,1111 .,o happ1 that !' 1 L' had the chanLL' to '>pend the last two n'ar" 11 ith 1 ou, and I knm1 thL'rL' 11 iII be mam more. I've had .,o much tun on our mam mil'., in thL' Co11 Cadillac. ,\ nd don ' t forget, l' 1e alway'>

1<afherine Ma0ierli

Katie , got 1 our bad

I 0 1 e your two boys, Shilo & CQ

Congratulation'>! 'v\'e arL' proud of l'\'l'r} accompli hment and 1\L' are blc<;sed to hall' vou a'> our daughter <,ister " \l a1 the .,un .,hine all dav long--

! 1 en thing go nght and nothing go 11 rong. \1a\ those you Im e bring lm e back to 1 ou And ma1 all the wishes 1 ou wish come true." With low, \1om, Dad , \1ichael , and Mark.

Stephania Nicofe f.enzi

Steph,

At <;uch a voung age, you ha 1 e shown '>UCh maturity and to yo u r famil) and your'>elf. I he.,e pa'>t four years, you have been a rock to a changing and forming famih life, keeping us all grounded. I would ha1 e ne 1 er survived 11 ithout you

We love you!

Mom, Mitc h , atali, Vincent and Cera

P.S. Prom Mitch: o B, o B, \JoB, o B If you ca n 't be with the one yo u love--love th e one you ' re 11 ith!

1tficia 9orio

Love bears all things, beli ves all things, hopes all things, endures all things. Love n ver ends ...

Your Daddy loves you. Reach for th stars--be happy!

The la t four years have been the greate s t! We have had o many good times together; we really know h w to have fun! Thank you so much for alway being there, you have been nothing shy of the greate t best friend I could ever want!

Lov always,

Alicia Jean

Congratulations, Mary! We are so proud of you and all you have accompli hed , You are a true gift from God. May the Lord Bless You Always! We love you very much, Dad, Mom, Katie and Vince

Jiffcia :Jean anl1<n'J'fere Jinne

1<riJ'fere 1fnn e 1i_Jucfo

Kri y,

We are always thankful to the Almighty for having ble sed u with you. You have grown to be a beautiful young lady who is loving, caring and kind. !ready, you have accomplished so much for your elf and family, and we are very proud of you. A you continue in your life' journey, always seek God' guidance and pray that in the end, you will become His instrument of peace and love. Remember a! o, we vvill alway be with you in this journey in spirit and love.

Love, Dad, Mom, Kirk and Karl

<,tMnng 111 ,1 pia\, h1tt1ng a ba-,,•b,lll, 111.1i-.111g \our gr,ldl''· ancht1nng the Ill'\\'.,, h,mg111g \\lth tam1h, rhdlln' 1\ 1th triend-,, \\'tlri-.ing '' ith !-.ids, sen 111g the honwll'''· pump111g 'Oilll' 1ron, gl\ 111g ,1 "fll'l'l'h, tlr ll'll1ng a jOI-.l' 'ou, John , Ill'\ l'r l'l'a"' to am,l/l' us 1 It Is 1\ 1th pndc th,lt \\'l' \\ atrh \ tlu turn II', gradu.lte, and bl•gi n tlw Ill''\ t rh,l pll'r of n1u r Iifl' 1 ou lll'H'r han• to Inn!-. back \H' "ill ,1lw,w-, bl' tlwrl' chc'l'nng ,1., n1u go tor\\',Hd Drl'<llll big and ll\l' n1ur drl'am-,. l1fl'"' a g1tt to np open l'\l'r\ da\! :>.Ia\ (.od rontinul' to ble.,-, n1u thn1ughout \OUr lite. \\,·ion· \ou! longr,ltulatltln.,, John' lou an' pMt ot Sl'ton ,1lumn1 ntH\

I o' ,, , \1om , Dad ,md \ h u,1 1''-, (.o, C.OOf"ll'r 1 l iH', Bud, \h \Ian!

,Sean 1U 1<f;jff:J

DearS an,

We are very proud of your achievements in school and in baseball. May the future bring you everything you desire!

Love, Mom and Dad

Wherever the futur may l ad, may you always have the wi dom and strength to follow your dr ams and the courage and ambition to meet new challenges.

Love, Mom, Dad & Elizabeth

You are a shining example of what a daughter can be-love and laughter, beautiful and good, determined and sensitive, independent and intelligent You are a true blessing. Your en e of humor delights us, and your laughter is one of our favorite ounds.

Your smile lights up a room, and your heart touches each one you meet.

We are so very proud of you. We love you!!!!

Love, Dad, Mom, and Erinn

YOU MADE IT!

1fnna 7-ferJ'hkowifz

Anna, the fir-.t time you opened your beautiful l'\l''>, I kne\\ you were going to be ">Omething o.,pec1al. You ha\ e gi\en me more pnde and happme'>s a mother could l'\ er 1magine. I hank-. for all the tun I ha\·e had at your game">. It'., been a blast'

I ion• you, \1om

P.S. Sorn you had to dri\e a mini van.

Anna-\Yoman, you ha\ e been our rock and our jubilation. We have always counted on : ou to wash the e tra dish, complete the hard task or gi \ l' a needed hug. I lm e n1u and wio.,h you e\·er: success.

lo\e, Dad

Anna, not onh arc you a great <.,istcr, but \ ou are a grl'at fril•nd. It \\d'> -.o much tun pia) ing ball \\ ith you. Congrah on all your '' onderful accomplishments' Good luck! Si-.ter'> gotta hug'

Sarah

Anna, I am so happ) I had the chance to go to high school '' ith ) ou! In sports or e\ en at '>Chool, I ah' a;.'> had someone to look up to and protect me. Thank-. for making my Fre-.hman year so memorable! Your favorite sister, Julie

Anna, I am sorr: I never got the chance to go to high school with you. Maybe it worked out for the best because l '' ould have been the mo-.t popular Hershkowit? instead of you

LO\e, \1itch

Congrutulations my love. We ilt"C very proud of you. We wish you the very best toduy and every day to come. Do your best every duy and your every dream will come true.

We love you, Your Favorite Fumily

rrrienciS

"I'll be there for you. "

Thank for the memori

Love, Anna's Family

:Jennifer C. 1JriJcoff

We'll love you forever, We'll like you for always, And a long as you're living, Our baby you'll be.

Lots of lov , Jen!

Mom, Dad, Matt, and Mary

1<jjcm 1Uifffam Cor'Y

R\ an ,

We are so proud of you' You haH' become a faith - filled, caring and mtelligent young man. f'olltH\ your dream' and remember Cod i' alwavs with \ ou Abo , remember ,,·here\ er \ ou go , 1\ hate\ er you do , you can JIWJ\' depend on us for complete and Jbsolute under,tanding , support Jnd lo\l' fore\ er

[ 0\ l' , \1om , DJd , and Blake

R, Jn , CongratuiJtions! \"\e are \en proud of you! \\e hope \ "OU have a 'uccessful future Ah\ a\ , true to God and your,elf.

[ 0\ l'

Grandma Conme and Grandpa Joe

RvJn , CongratulatiOns on your ouhtJndmg accomplt,hmenh Jnd highlv successful completion of your high school curriculum. We are so proud of vou in life and in \ our -,uperior academil Jccompli,hmenh

\\ 1th lo\ e , Grandma and Crandpa Corn

Dear Rvan , Congratulations! Rav, Alexis and I are so very proud of you' You have done and

accomplished so much in 1 year'> of life I know \ ou will ne\ er cease to ama?e me \\ ith all you r gifts and talents that will constanth be re\ ealed throughout the years. work hard and make a great future for yourself; but most of all , feel good about yourself and be hi1ppy in all vou do.

Love from you'r California family, Aunt Dolores, Uncle Ray, and Sis Alexis

On the OClil.,IOn of ' this momentou'> milestone in your life , we wanted to offer our contratulations as you graduate high school. \\e Jre proud of all that you ha\e

accomplished thus far in your life and extend to vou e\ en best wish for \ our contmued

111 life Know that ha\ e all our ion' and support

God Bless You , Love , uncle Larry, uncle John , and Lou

Rvan,

ighteen year have passed, and we've watched our beautiful baby boy turn into a wonderful young man. We are o proud of you and know in our hearts that you will be an honest, successful member of ociety. We are so proud to call you son. ongratulations and keep up the good work!

We Love You, Mom, Dad, Amber, Grandma and randpa Finley, Welsh--and all your aunts, uncles & cousins.

:Aucfre:; Etzahefh Cook..

Tru<,t in the I ord, and do good; So you \\ill li\ e in thL' land, and enjoy ..,ecurity. Take dl'light in the Lord, And he will gi\e you the dL'<,ires of your heart. p..,alm 37: 3-4

ongratulatiorh you've done well! We all lon:- you and ma) God ble<,s you.

Dad, \11om, Carrie, Robert, Jo..,eph, Anthony, David, and Andre\\

13ric(r}et Marie MeJ'a

ongratulations Bridget! We are very proud of you. Your hard work will always pay off. Keep your gentle spirit and compassion along life's way and you will accomplish great things. Remember all the love behind you and faith in your heart will help you climb mountain

Lots of love, Your Family

1tudrBJ Cook_

To 111\ si-,ter. IlL'\ \udn•\ \\o\\ 1 lou n• tin•,lwd! It\ niu•, huh' O\\, ju't tour \ L',H' PI colll'gl' \ \ l''n• had a lot ot gPod tllllL'' togl'thl'r H'lllL'IllDl'r "lll't childrL'n' BarbiL''· dri\ ing lu,tin tP the pool, bab\ 'itting, L'tc. ,\ n\ 1\ a\'· ( ongratulat1on'' I l o\ L' \ '-'' Ca r rie

Shanny, we love you and are so proud of you.

Thanks for a ll the memorie

Congratulation

You've come a long way, with your faith in God and belief in your own abilitie Your every dream will come true. Thank you for being you. We lov you o much and are very proud of your achievement

Keep in to u ch Love, P.J. and Ke ll y Mom, Dad, and Laurie

MBJan 1(oJ'e fvfarca n fi

Miss Meg ,

We are so proud of the young women you have become . Your future will be well formed by the choices you make

Our wish is that whatever paths you choose , you w ill be truly happy. Go with God ,

"You can do all things through him ", Philippians4 :13.

You will always be our little "princess ."

Love , Mom , Dad , and Michael

S uccess in all you do

K eep miling

B elieve in your elf ..... .

We are very proud of you. Be happy and may all your dream come true.

Lovealway, Mom, Dad, Kelly and P.J.

May your continued growing knowledge and courage tay with you through out life.

Love, MomandDad

Natalie Therec.,e, Our little Mis'> Pug'>ley, baby doll, and princess. Your compassion and love toward others and your c.,pirit for life have been a beautiful blessing, and a daily reminder to us all that God ic., forever present in your life. Every day, we are in awe of the young \Yoman you are becoming. We are thankful to have been blessed with you in our li\es. With your focus and determination, we are confident that you will reach for the tars and create your OV\'n universe. Somewhere, up there, you have a '>pecial angel who will guide you, \-Vith a twinkle in her eye'>, and miling upon you every ingle day. You are our "favorite little girl" and we will always be here for you.

Love, Mom, Dad, and Marc Thomas

Sterhanie Marie r:EcheveJ'fe

Stephani ,

To our wonderful daught r, i t r, grandaught r, niece, and cousin! You share God's gift with others to create a b tt r world. May you continue to walk in God's path and mbrace each day with love, laughter, and happiness. Dane ! Learn! Teach! And Love!

Love, Mom, Dad, Val ri , Emily, Alicia, Nana, Grandpa, ina, Dave, and Michael

1<ie( 1(ofariuJ'

1-..JL'I (aJ..a f...\ k, 1-..L'l'i).

Cod biL•''l'd \\Jth \(>U. (>Ur \\OilLiL•rtul It bl'l'll a wat.:hing \·ou grow into illl \oung man 'rou ha\L' "iill..l'd to thl' bl'at of n>ur O\\ n drumnwr and 111 domg 'o ha\l' Lharml'd '' 1th "it, imagmation. and from \'our ob'l'"lon w1th lL•go' to your mastl'n of gaml'' h> n>ur pa"ion for music, ha\L' 'hown rl'marJ..able and tiill'nt 'lllu can accompiJ,h am thmg n>u ,·our mind to, K1l'i. II\L' largL', 'urround \ w1th faith iind lo\·l' iind rl'mL•mbl'r thilt liimih torL'\l'r

All our Jo, L', \I om, Dad, Slw,1, and J....L'i'L'\

To our daughter Leah: You ar a gift from God! May your light shine like a bright tar in the night ky. nd may the lord ble and keep you now and forever! You are dearly loved!

Forever, MomandDad

Maureen Efena 7-foweff

You've overcome all th "hurdle ." Stay kind, Stay funny, Stay smart. Thank for being our "miracle baby."

Love, Mom, Dad and all the family

PreJ'fon ,Swan

Pre ton, Pre , Preto, Stoney, Che ta Monkey, Pie Fiend,

"Life moves pretty fast. If you don ' t s top and look around once in a while , y ou might miss it. "

May your unique sense of humor, intelligence, and loyalty guide you to a future filled wi th success.

We love you and are very proud.

Mother, Father, Britt, and Marley "It's GO time!"

\\'a\ to go ..,i.., 1 I am \ proud of ou!

B,1by g1rl, \ll' ..,tand 111 a\\l' at the incredible\ oung ''omen \·ou'\ l' become; ..,trong, independent and be,lll ti tul, both in..,ide and out.

\\e thanl-- Cod tor the pri1·l'iedge of parenting ,1 daughter ,1., prl'Ciou-, a-, 1 ou and are forL'I.L'r grateful tor the priCL'iL'"" ml'morie..,.

A.., 1·ou go into the world reml'mber al11 av..,, Mother Icre..,a -,aid

'Tind .ll'"u", and \ ou ,,·ill lind pe.ltL'."

I 01 l' vou fore1 er-our ou'll bl', \1om ,md D,1d

"I rust in the lord "ith all vour heart, on H)Ur O\\ n mtL•IIigence not. In all \Our 11a\., be mindful of him and lw 111ll make your lm

1lnfonio giovanni JvforafeJ'

T riumph falto\\·s you around, aiL's ot n1ur suCll'SS abound

O

h. n1ur drums are 'uch a riot, ur L'ilrs lt>ng tor a littll• quil't

N

o one can match dedicat1on, en L's ot stel'i ,1nd syncopation.

You will kmn1· much success, L'Ms of jO\ and so mild deafness!

\1uch lm e, \1om, Dad, frank, r rnie, Carol, and Caterina

Antonio, Coraggw' "In bocLa a! lupo 1" '\onno e '\onna

rou'rc gunn,l mi.,.., llll' \\ lwn ou're go1w! l me, Shmoe

e, Anthom

:Jonathon 1(oherf Niefd

You re<;cued a young girl from drowning and l<1ter became a lifeguard. You re'>cued a dying, abu'>ed dog and '"ic.wed hi'> life. t -k still won't leave your '>ide. You defended your faith and became a man of virtue. Even a diving accident didn't keep you down! You are an amMing young man. We Me '>O blessed to have you in our live<;. Your future will be as amMing a<; you are. Get ready world, our Jon is coming through! Congratulations! We love you very much and are so proud of you! Dad, Mom, Thoma<;, and Dwight

1l manla 1<ahfer

Congratulations!!!

We are o proud of you! You are a funny, "bootiful" young lady and have given u so many wonderful "memorie ".You have so much to offer and have so much to look foward to.

We love you angel, xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxox Mom, Dad, Candace, and Shelli

From even your birth Christopher , you have been doing things "your way". It has been an incredible joy to watch you grow into the young man you are today . Your passion , integrity , intellect , creativity , silent strength and powerful sense of self are gifts you share with the world You have the talent and ability to do whatever you dream. Follow the promptings of the Holy Spirit in your life and you will be Healthy, Happy and Successful. Our Love Forever, Mom and Dad

"This is what the Lord asks of you. Only this To act justly , to love tenderly , and to walk humbly with your God ." Micah 6:8

May God in His wisdom and infinite love

Look down on you always from Heaven above.

May He send you good fortune, contentment and peace, And may all your blessings forever increase.

-Irish Blessing-

With all our love and prayers, congratulation !

Mom, Terry & ncle Bu ter

13ai0J 9orrlan 7. 7-fa.!Jwarl

Bailey,

There is no greater IO\C than that or a child. the astonishment in their eyes'' hen \ ie\\ ing omcthing nc''· courage of their con\ ictions and the determinations to carry out their deeds. I sec you do this C\ery day and you have nc\cr failed. There arc so many places yet to be: Australia. Europe. Kansas. Maine. Detroit. ctc .... it is a great big beautiful \\Orld in ''hich ''clive in. and you are a \\Onderful part of it. Many things hmc happened in your life: good. bad. and indifferent and yOU have risen to the The family is so proud of you: ana) Papa, Mar Far. Far Far. uncles, aunts. and many. many cousins. o one is prouder than your parents. '" e love you so much '" e can't stand it. but we

XXOOXO

Mom and Dad

Orton

Bradie, our born,

You are loved for tl-w little girl you were, The -;pecia I ou ng ''oman you are now, And tlw preciou-. daughter you ''ill forever be, \'Ve are' ery proud of you today and al\\'ay-.!

[ 0\ L',

\1om, D,1d, and CJ

\Ia\ the tall lighth on ,·our bro\\.

\Ia\ the ..,oft '' md.., fre..,Jwn \our ..,pirit

\Ia\ the brighten your heart.

\Ia\ the burden., of the day re"t hghth upon \OU. ,\nd m,w Cod L'nfold \ ou in tlw mantle of I Ji.., lm e. . . lri..,h BJe..,..,mg

M att 13 fauveft

Yesterday ic.; history, Tomorrow ic.; a myc.;tery, Today is a gift!

You ha\'e given us the gift of yourself for the past 17 years; now i t'c.; your time to go out and choose your path. Go \vith confidence in your many talents and your hidden strength .. The future can be anything you choose it to be. We ha\'e faith in you--ha\'e faith in yourself.

Congratulations!

XXX and O's, Dad, Mom, Zach, Andrew a n d Emily

Mark, You have always brought such joy and laughter to our live ! You are a wonderful on and brother. W are very proud of you and all your accompli hments. We know you will be ucces ful in everything you do.

Love, Mom, Dad, Micha l, Alina and Angel

Dear Su an,

We have watched you grow from a pretty, little "wild thing" into a beautiful, poised, intelligent and confident young woman. We are so proud of you! We know that your future is bright and that you will make all your dr ams come true.

Rememb r, follow God and rise above.

We love you, Mama and Dad

1/cfrienne !vf:Jers

Adrienn,

"Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things you didn't do, than the ones you did do. So throw off the bow line Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover."

We love you, Your Family

We are so proud of you. Believe in yourself and you will go far.

We love you very much.

Love, Mom and Dad

f.iJa 1JominJkJ

Congratulations Li a!

How quickly you grew from our infant daughter to a young lady ready to head off to college! We watched you grow as a child full of imagination and ze t for life. Your optimism and humor have lifted many a spirit and you have brought much joy and love into our home. We are proud of you and all you have accompli hed. We must now let you go to follow your own dreams, goals and faith into the future. You will alway be in our heart and we wi h for happine in all you do!

Love always, Mom and Dad

On the first day of Kindergarten when you proudly declar d "School boy is home!"

and now, you hav made us so very proud of all you have accomplished.

Love you forever, Mom

Your quiet leadership, good heart, and common sense will carry you through the years ahead. You will be succe ful in all you do.

Love, Mom and Dad

;tl /icia 1<JJ 6ach

On Christmas Eve 1985, your mother told me she was pregnant with you. Our live changed for all time on that day. Each one of us is molded from our experiences, be they good or bad. Each experience builds character, provides knowledge and gives u trength to carry on. As parents we can help you pack your bags for your journey. We don't know where it will take you and when it will conclude. We can only ay that our lives have been enriched by knowing and loving you. Have a great trip with God's blessings and our love.

Mom, Dad, and April

Matthew 1inthory 1<orte

Little did \\e kno\\ \\hen you were born how much of able ing you would be! your name says, you have truly been a gift of God; to your family and relative , to your friend and choolmate , to your teachers and coache , and to the many others who have met you. We are so very proud of you and all your many achievements, and enjoy your great en e of humor. Please alway remember we love you and cannot wait to ee what great accomplishment your future ha in tore!

Matthew-( Hebrew for "Gift of God")

7ho mas

'\ ot more of light I ask, 0 God, but eyes to see what is;

'\ot sweeter songs, but ears to hear the present melodies;

\.ot more trength, but hovv to use the power that I possess;

ot more love, but kill to turn a frown to a caress;

ot more joy, but hO\\ to feel its kindly presence near;

To give others all l have of courage and of cheer.

:\.o other gifts, dear God, I ask, but only sense to ee

HO\\ be t these precious gifts to use Thou hast bestowed on me.

Your strong determination, unwavering integrity and extraordinary talents will take you wherever you want to go. Remember to believe in yourself and with God, "all things are possible." ( Mark 10:27)

1lnlrea 7hompson

"For I know the plans I ha v e for y ou, declares the Lord, plans to prosper you and not to harm y ou, plan to give y ou hope and a future. "

Jeremiah 29:11

Secret to Happiness : Sp nd less than you make, give more than you receive

Secret to Longevity: An apple a day

Secret to the Fountain of Youth: Smile more than your frown

Secret to Serenity : Ke p your yes on the horizon and God in your heart

Secret to our Happiness: longevity, youthfulness, serenityJA A HOLLY FEELEY!

We love you more than yo u can imagine. We pray that you find happine s, e ternal you th, serenity, and njoy a lo n g life. Wi th all your God-given talents and our love to fall back on, we are confident that you will. ow, go forth and conquer, Girl!

You are the Kahler Family's "Rising Star"! We love you and couldn't be prouder of your accomplishments and the outstanding transition you have made half way through your high school years to become a leader and major contributor to Seton Catholic's Class of 2004.

With All of Our Love, Mom, Dad, Peter, Jimmy, and Caitlin

1<fra NicaJtro

Words cannot express how proud we are of the exceptional young woman you have become. We had so much fun! Thanks for all the memories!

Love, Mom and Scott

1<ira N icastro

I love you o much I can't even explain it. You are always there for me when I need you. You ' re the be t i ter anyone could ask for and I' m glad to ay you're mine. Although you can be a little dorky at times, always rememb r that I don't ever want you to change. Good luck with everything!

I love you forever and for always, Kristin

I love you so much. You are the best sist rever!

Thank for never being too cool to play with me.

Good luck in coll ge!

Love, Sp ncer

1lron 1<irch

Aron, you have made us, as parents, very proud. It's been wonderful watching you learn, grow and mature as you travel through these early tage of your life. You have a chi ved everything you have et your eye on and you fini h everything you start. There is so much ahead of you to hare, to experience, to enjoy! May all your hope and dreams come true!

Dad, Mom, and Chri

Pauf CaJtiffo 2004

Paul we are proud of you. May God continue to guide and bless you.

Love, Mom, Dad, Gina, Debbie, Mark, and John

Congratulations John!

We love you and are very proud of you!

Love, Emily, Bob, Chri tina, Elizabeth, Katie, Brennan, and Grace.

9ohn

Hey John , we ' re proud of your accomplishment , both large and small. Our hope and prayer go with you into the future , I love ya bud , and I' ve alway got your back. Rustle up a bible and read Galatian 6:9

Love, Dad

Dear John , " Do the difficult, try the impos ible. " Remember alway that " II things are po ible "'1ith God. " \i ord cannot express how much I love you and how proud I am of your accomplishments.

Love alway , Mom

1!/am 13ak._er

We love you and are so proud of you!

Mom, Dad, Matt, and Chris Y.T.G

"It is the Lord's blessings that brings wealth."

Proverbs 10:22

MarK (JiklenJ'fern

We love you very much and are so proud of you. Congratulations and God Bless you.

Love Always,

Dad, Mom, Michael, and John

1lncf:J (JutfiYlj

We are and always will be proud of you!

Congratulations!

Love, Mom and Dad

fJonef fJanief

Congratulations Linnie, I'm so proud of you! You are my amazing gift from God; how blessed I am! Thank you for bringing so much joy to my life. Your positive attitude, quick humor and always smiling face is infectious.

I love you son! Mom

"You nourish your soul by fulfilling your destiny."

Harold Kusner

1< eme 13 roo0·

From Dr. S uss to Big Bird

Dick and Jane to Catcher in the Rye

Where did it go?

And why o fast?

Even the ocean doesn't seem o big anymore.

Through good times and bad, happy and sad, you've come out on top. You are a survivor.

Kellie, you have made u very proud of the per on you have become.

Follow your dreams, stay cornpa ionate about others, and don't go faster than your guardian angel can fly.

"You are the best daughter in the whole wide world!"

Congratulations.

Love, Mom and Dad

1<effie 13rooh·

You've decorated our lives!

Congratulations to our Miss Brooks!

The Brophy Clan, Peoria, Illinois

f.ia 1(acheffe MinatOJawa

Lia, congratulations! Thank you for all you have accomplished. Can't wait to see what's to come. Keep close to God, he will always show you the - ···way. God bless you.

We adore you, wild woman!

Love, Dad, Mom, Tara, and Staniel

Natafie 1(oJ'afez

Natalie, we love you and are proud of you! May God grant you the strength and wisdom to continue to achieve your goals and fulfill your dreams. You have given us many happy memories and we look forward to sharing many more for years to come.

Love, Mom and Dad

Natafie 1<t;Jafez

Courtne:; N ewJham

Dearest atalie, You're like a sister to me.

Thank you for always being there. You're always good for a laugh. o Frijoles?!

Love alway , Courtney

P.S. From Mrs. :You are a dear & we all love you!

Congrats!

You will be great!

:A ntho n:; :John M eiers

(:A .?.)

Dear A.J., We are extreme ly proud of you and the young man you have become. All of your family i proud of you. We know that you have a special purpo e in life and that you will accomp lish it. We love you comp le tely.

We love you, Mom and Dad

Courfne_:; Pa!Je N ewJ' ham

Dear ourtncy, There just are no words to c..,ay how proud we are of you and your accomplishmenh. You are so amazing and funny and mart. What parent could a k for more? We love you. Your ibs, ou ins, aunts and uncles, and grandmother all love you. You are a delight in our live and you will go far and be successful in any of you endeavors. od Bles you and love you as we all do.

We are forever your family and we love you, Mom, Dad, P.J., Megan, and A.J., ET, AL

CONGRATULATIONS! We Gotcha!

Love always to our Cubby Paige: Megan '03, P.J. Semper Fi, Jessie '06, Co-Lo '04, Michelle '00, Tyler '06, Dale '10, A.J. '07, Drew '14, and Mady '11. (Plus Drakie-Pooh) Your Sib and cousins. 2nd tion alum ! Scoff

Quien tc conoce sabe del gron c1mor que hay en ti; sabe del coraje y te.1on para lograr lo que tc propones; sabe de Ia inmensa y que tc cmateriza. Ercs cl tesoro que todo ser humano dcsca encontrar.

La bendiction de los pildre<, son los hijos. Dios nos bendijo con tu cxistenciil, orgullosos de ti, te adorilmos. Felicidilde'> en logro en tu vida.

Tus padres Jorge y Carmen y tu hermana Carmen Cecilia

By: M lis a Mays

It's hard to believe it' time to go, leave this way of life, spread our wing and grow. Say good-bye to tho e fri nds that w hold dear to our heart , hedding tear for we'll b so far apart.

Remembering all the good time and even the bad, including the fight we had.

Through the tears and th pain, fri nd hip wa our gain

We tuck tog th r through sunshine and rain, laughs, and shouts. We found out what tru friend were all about. So, as our nior year come to an end, we'll carry in our h arts our sp cial friends, And take with us all th m mories that were made, since that very fir tAugu tday.

Thanks for all th m mories, Amanda, Andrea, Bailey, Barbara, Danielle, Janet, Maggi , Megan, and Meli sa

1Janieffe Waite

Dan1elk, \\e hope 'ou ne\ L'r your of wondL'r 'lou gl't n>ur fill tl> l'Jt. but JIWJ\s i-l'l'P that hunger

\Ia\ \ ou Ill'\ er takL' l>llL' s1ngil' breath for grantL'd

Cod forbid IO\l' l'\er il'a\L' \OU empt\ handed.

\\e hope \'OU 'till feel \\hen n>u stand bL•side the lKl'an

\\ hene\ er one door we hopl' one more

Promise us that you'll gi\ e fa1th a f1ghting chance.

And "hen ,·ou get the choiCl' to 1t out or daiKL', \\l' hope \ ou dJnce

Congratulations Danielle \lane 1 \\'e know you will find happiness, and lo\e through your li\e. \\'e are proud of the beautitul young \\Omen \'OU ha,·e become. \ \'e ion' \ ou 1

I o' e, Mom, Dad, Jnd ,\iJs,a

K

MelissaWe all love you so much and are very proud of you.

pup the good work

Love, Dad, Mom, Ali, Jason, and Blak

CONGRATULATIONS BARBARA!

You have grown up before our eye and b come such a b autiful young lady. We are o proud of you and know that you will be a success a you ' move on into adulthood. We thank God every day for hi ble ing ! May your faith in him continue to grow!

LoveAlway, Dad, Mom, and Joanna

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()pen your hearts to the love God in till ... od love you tenderly. What he give you is not to be kept under lock and key, but to be hared.

-Mother Teresa

You hav alway b n our Joy.

God gave you Faith, we gav you Lov

The re t of your life i full of Hope. We wish your life to be full of all four, but the greatest on of all is Love.

Love,

Mom, Dad, and Laura

Jlnlrea 13iJ'J'O

PrinceJJ

Nicofe 1Jiane

You have made us so proud.

Your ability to succeed through hard work and determination has made you into the wonderful diver c person you arc today.

Keep faith, remember to thank God, remember to <:.top and mel! the flowers.

We are behind you all the way!

We wish you continued success.

Love, Mom, Dad, Matt, and ick

"If a man does not keep pace with hi companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him tep to the music which he hears, however measured or far away."

-Henry David Thoreau (1817-1862)

Tim, While making memories with you and watching you grow, we knew someday you'd venture on your own. God speed.

Love, Morn and Dad (Your biggest fans!)

You r Moth e r 's Lo ve

"I am the luckie t mommy in the world to have you for a daughter.

You are a beautiful girl with a beautiful life ahead of you.

God and the angels and Daddy (and I) are right there next to you. Life i good, it i ju t bumpy.

I love you my prince ,

Mom 1996

With Lo v e, Normie, Bobbi, and Muffi

Matthew means a gift from God. gift from God you are.

Mom, Dad, and yes even your little si ter lo e you with all our hearts.

We are proud of you!

Love, Mom, Dad, and Jenny

What a senior year!

Boys 500 free time: 5:25.04

Boys 200 free time: I :59.46

Boys I 00 free time: 54.97

We ar proud of you, enior year started off with a lot of adver ity and you rose to meet the challenge. It is amazing how much you have matured and achieved in four hort years. Remember, everything is possible when you remain faithful to God and stay close to your family.

We Love you, Mom, Dad, Megan, Marcus and Pongo

Mike,

Matt Schroerler

13arr_J C. CharferJ' II

Barry,

You'v com a long way in your life o far. Your en e of humor and exploration hav rved you well and nlightened u along the way. As you begin your new journey in life may God ble you and keep you forever.

Much love alway , Mom, Dad, and Erin

Conor Qujnn

Con or,

May you find your pas ion in life and alway hare your goodness and gentle pirit with other . We will mi s you as you begin your journey.

We know you will go far.

Love, Mom, Dad, Matt, Ryan, and Kyle

Dear Ely e, You have brought much joy, to our lives. Wherever life's path take you, always hold fast to your deep faith, keep a loving heart, and believ in your elf. God has ble ed you with many gifts to fulfill your dream .

We love you and are very proud.

Love Forever, Mom, Dad, Bradley and Olivia

The Road to ahuarita wa quite fun!

Thank for all the memorie .

Love, The chaiberger' (FAST) 1

Cofma,

We are so proud of you!

Congratulations!

Love, Mum, Dad, Kaoife, Rosylyn and Cassie

Congatulations to the Latest Sentinel! Lo , Grandma & Grandpa Kirch

Matthew-1999 a than- 2002

Pendleton

Chris Kirch 1998

Aron (AJ) Kirch 2004

Bryan- 2000

Matt- 2002 Kirch

1lmanla 13irl

Dearest Pook,

Your nam , Amanda means, "loved" .... you ar and will always be loved o much- by u and by Dad. We could not be more proud of your achi vern nt at Seton. You are doing beautiful things for God.

Love, Mom and Andrew Bird

Our deare'>t Terra, We never imagined hm"' quickly the vear.., pa-,sed from vou a born in our arm., till today--now a young high graduate. Daddy and I are completely that God gave U'> the honor of being

r parents. We are '>0 proud and in complete

"awe" of the beautiful young lady you ha\e become. the stars, sweetheart!

ReaLhing thi., "mile'>tone" doe.,n't stopl' here. It's ju..,t the beginning to path'>, roads, and opened door'> tho thi'> magnificent journL'\ Cod ha.., in store for you! Terra, \ ou ha\"l' Cod to guide you indefinitl'ly and the of praying parents v\'ith that, reach for

You have our love, support and prayers to help guide you on your journe:- fore\ ermore. \1\e low you the whole skv 11 Congratulations, Terra 1 l.ove, 'vlom, Dad, Tatum, laylor and 'vlan in Ill (aka Sonny).

My darling Terra: 1 can't tell you how proud I am of : ou. rom the day you were born to today--it ha.., a pleasure. I am proud of you. ood in college. lovingly, Grandma Patsy.

Dear Terra , Terra , I am very proud of ou and I knm' you will be successful in the years

To our preciou s first granddaughter You have made us two '>0, so happy for us the last 1 years. God bless you always.

'vlia linda nieta--ha sido u n placer \ erte crecer desda nina y que mediste el orgullo deberte graduar. Le to come. Love and luck, your cousin Pop..,, "v1artin Rios Ill

Love always, your grandparents 'vlartin and Patsy Rios agrade-. co a Ia vida por de1arme sertu abuelo. le Quiero, 'vlartin Rios II, Grandpa

Terra le xandra , s you know, our lives ha\ e a[,, ays intertwined from the day we met, we instantly became be t friends; there is no better! ongratulations! I love you girl 1 Always and fore\·er, J ie'>ine 'vlonique

Terra , Thank you Terra for keeping the promise of graduation alive. Job well done' (I know, there were times ot wearines , needing a break, and being just pla in tired, but...) You showed

courage in finishing the task at hand. nd now comes the task of what you want to do with the rest of your life. ontinue to be committed with the respon ibi lities ahead. Look up and there will alway-, be help. I am so proud of you. Love, Grandma Rose \1arie Santiago.

Dear Dan,

We arc o proud of your high school career:

• An C'< ellent tudent

• An outstanding football player

• An C'\ceptional arti t

• A upcrb track athlete

• A "model" citiLen

But, we are mo t proud of who you AR :caring, sensitive, re ponsible, and open.

May you go forth with God' blc ing to grow intellectually, piritually, and socially. You have much to give thi world, and much to experience!

We are so glad you are our son and brother!

Love,

Mom & Dad, Jim, Greg, and Joe

ry year, Seton Catholic i.., committed to helping our rothers and ..,i..,ter.., in Mexico. We 'd like to thank thi.., vear\ dents who made the trip: Heidi Escusa, Leah Chlupsa,

• r-auu•a Jax, Maggie Leonard, Tim Wilson, Kristi Holcomb, itney McDavid, Mary McDonald, Scott Sperry, Kelly sowski , Jes ica Blaz, Leon Dame, Iissa Villacana, Delia Siegler and Ryan Corry. Special thanks to our chaparone..,: Faulkner, Ms. Engel, Cody McDonald, Mrs. Linderman Mr. Martinez.

Mexico mission trip

Retreat team

Spiritual Teen.., Reaching Other.., in '\.eed of Cod j.., committed to campu.., praver. Ihi.., VL'ar\ nwmbL'r" : Andrew Halpain , Leon Dame, Scott perry, Heidi cu a, Pam Carballo , Cortney Gonzalez, Trey pinoza, my Gunty, ick Macchiaroli and Andrea Thomp on

STRONG

We'd like to thank this year\ students who helped make our wonde r ful retreat'> possible: Karlyn Chavez, Audrey Cook, Jennifer Driscoll, Stephanie Echeve te , Whitney McDavid , A hley Hart, Anna Her hkowitz, Meghan

Shaiberger, ick Kindgren , Amanda Harrington , Leah Chlupsa , Meghan Kahler, Andrea Thompson , Matthew Korte , Leon Dame , hannon McCarth y, Delia Siegler, Camille Johnson , Laura Erickson , Shannon Schofield , Marie Diaz , Mary McDonald , Matt Mallo y, Katrina Jax , Katie Carrieres, Sara Zeck, ick Macchiaroli, Tom Boler, Lindsa y ewman , Ali Marie Jone , Matt Korte , Je ica

Lockhart, Jamie Kowalc zy k , cott perry, Ja on Carter, Eric Simpson , atalie Brown , Chri tina Randolph , Moira Hyde, Rachel Arnold , Brendan McCarthy, Ry an McCarthy, Cole Flanagan , Jeff Boughton, Meghan

Mullin , Tim Wilson , Kate Helms, Johnn y Greenhalgh , Samantha Rei inger, Al y se Belletti , Ashle y Chavez, Amanda Harrington , Kelly 0 ow ki , Ashle y Hoffer, and Jesse Kroupa

Music Ministry

Led by Mr. Frable , the music ministry helped create a spiritual atmosphere at Masses by singing their way into people's hearts. fhis year's music ministry leaders : Mr. Frable, Dennis Keifer, Andrea Torzalla and Matt Maher. This year's music mini stry: Alyse Belletti, Anastasia Tuita, Andrew Bel us, Ashley Chavez, Ashley McDonnell, Audrey Cook, Brandon Komar, Carrie Carrasco, Cecilia Martinez, Chris Nalls, Cole Flanagan, Cortney Gonzalez, Delia Siegler, Elissa Villicana, Jen Driscoll, Jeremy Groover, Jessica Blaz, Jessica Lockhart, Jose Gloria, Katie Gateley, Kelly Osowski, Kim Giebner, Kyle Rino, Mary McDonald, Nicole Ethier, Pam Carballo, Rodrigo Hernandez, Russell Dowdell, Sara Zeck, Scott Sperry, Tea Maxey, Victoria Roman , Sean Wessel, Tony Morales, Erin Duffy, Vanessa Beltran , Lionel Daniel, and Kevin Redlich .

Techies

o Seton Catholic vent would be the same without the contributions from our tudent technical assistant , who are responsible for se tting up th e sound sys tem for programs, Masses, auctions and any activities needing technical assi tance. This year's techi :Jim Nguyen, Matt Schroeder, Jon Pena, Kyle Harrington, Ryan Corry, Andrew Hal pain and Alex Smith.

Alter Servers

This year's "butlers for Christ:" Ashley Hart, Neil Brown, Amy Gunty, Leon Dame, Gabe Telepach, Katie Carrieres, Scott Sperry and Andrew Hal pain.

Liturgical Arts

Thio., year\ liturgical art... clao.,o.,co.,: Jame Baglini, Jacob Bi chof, Thoma Boler, Ashley havez, Leah Chlupsa, Timothy Churosh, Zach Dinero, Cory Fairbanks, Amanda Harrington, Ashley Hart, Bailey Hayward, Alicia Iorio, Katrina Jax, eil Kerkhof, Dan Koestner, Whitney McDavid, Juley elso n , Bradie Orton, Mark Poul en, Sean Reilly, Kiel Rotariu , Terra Santiago, Je n nifer Severance, Christop h er Smith, Cha e Sullivan, Elizabet h Tobin, Melissa Arambula, Andrea Bisso, Mo ll y Bohman, Kevin Boughton, Le on D ame, rin Duffy, Andrew Ha l pain, Ma u ree n Howell, Meaghan Ka h ler, John

Ma ll oy, Terry Mee h an, Bridge t Me a, An t o n io Mora l es, France co Mora les, Adrienne Myers, Kira Nicastro, As hl ey Oakes, Mary Placido, icole R a d man, Kelli R us h , Meghan

S h aiberger, Dus t in Sc h odt, atalie Sepulveda, Mic h ael Sobczyk, Ma tth ew Tibbe t ts, Barbara Us h er, and Christine Zylla.

Extraordinary Ministers

Every y ar, a group of tud nt hav the honor of di tributing communion.

Thi y ar' xtraordinary mini t r

Leon Dame, Ashley Hart, Andrea Thompson, Meaghan Kahler, A.J. Meiers , Mike Sobcz y k, Barbara Usher, Jen Driscoll, Matt Korte , Ry an Corry, Scott Sperry and Ms. Engel

Lectors

Here ar the tudent who helped pr ad the word thi ear: ich Macchiaroli, Leah Chulpsa , Scott Sperry, Heidi Escusa, Katrina Jax, Andrew Hal pain, Pam Carballo, Susan White , Stephanie Echeveste, eil Brown, Amanda Harrington, Meaghan Kahler, Andrea Thompson and Leon Dame.

The biggest news event of 2003 was unqLPStiO'lJrly President Bush's decisior to employ Amenca'l armed forces to oLst Iraqi dictator SaddaiT' HLssr1n Tre regime was toppled quickly fore ng HJssel'l and top members of h s Baath political party 'lto r d1rq.

After an exhaustive manhLnt, U.S. forces captured Hussein in a small U'lderground 'lid.'lg area O'l t'le banks of the Tigris River.

Saddam looks haggard and res1gned after he's fourd

A powerful Category 5 hurricane slams into the coastlines of Virginia and North Carolma, causing millions of dollars in damage with sustamed wmds exceeding 100 miles per hour.

Wildfires rage outside San Diego, forcing neighborhood evacuations and destroying thousands of homes. Millions of people across the northeastern United States break out the candles as a mass1ve blackout cuts electrical power for several days.

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The first women s pro soccer league n the U.S p1ays 1ts t11rd and f nal season

In one of the 'Tiost exc1tmq Supw Bowls 1r r1story thP New Englard Patnots edge the Carolina Panthers 32 29 with a field goal by Adam 1n the final seconds

The Florida Marll'lS be at the heavily favored Yankee s to win the World Series 1n s1x games

The 9th Annual X-Games roll into Los Angeles with an army of ambulances at the ready to mend broken bones .

Marlin and Dory admire the pearly whites of a great white m Pixar's digitally anirT'ated hit, Findmg Nemo.

Based on the best -selling book. Seabiscuit stars Tobey Magu1re as an improbable jockey who rides an improbable horse to improbable v1ctory.

As always the MTV V1deo Mus1c Awards prov1ded many of the years most memorable mus1c moments Cold play got accolades for Breakthrough V1deo, '80s popsters Duran Duran won an award for L1fet1me Achievement Justm got the nod for Male Performer of the Year and M1ssy strode off w1th the coveted V1deo of the Year award for Work It To top 1t all off the Kmg of Pop saw some of his b1ggest h1ts covered w1th extreme vehemence by Lars and the gents from Metalllca

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Country crooner A an Jackson fo lows up h1s Greatest Htts Volume 1 w th you guessed t Greatest Hts Volume 2

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Tens of thousands of Harley Davidson owners saddle up and head to Milwaukee for the hundredth birthday of the famed motorcycle manufacturer.

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Mazda and Nissan update the1r classic sports cars -and add a few digits to the badges w1th the very fast and popular RX-8 and 350Z.

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