Spring 2012

SPRING 2012

ANNUAL REPORT ISSUE! See page 18

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A bi-annual publication for alumni and friends of

Who is Seton Catholic Prep

FOUNDERS

P r e p a r a t o r y High School

Seton Catholic Preparatory High School / Chandler, Arizona

STUDENTS

FACULTY/STAFF

ALUMNI RELIGIOUS & CLERGY

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Cover Story: Who is Seton Catholic Prep?....3 The Fund for Seton Catholic................................8 Capital Campaign................................................9 Alumni Bits........................................................ 10 Hall of Fame Inductees/Nominations............ 12 Dr. Betty Krings Recognized.............................. 13 Alumni Advisory Council.................................. 13 Seton After Dark............................................... 15 Community Outreach......................................... 16 Girls Volleyball Champions................................ 16

2010-11 Annual Report................................... 18 Calendar of Events............................. Back Cover

UPDATE

running on our own daily treadmills and getting nowhere—different parts with no relation to the whole. I am proud to belong to a community that works well together, recognizing the value of individuals while having faith that as a group there is nothing we cannot accomplish.

Think about the many parts that make up our community. There are thousands of alumni who gave of themselves as students leaving their unique and unbreakable threads in the fabric of Seton’s history. There are the scores of generous benefactors who have given of their treasure enabling us to build our new facilities, ensuring that their school continues moving forward. There are teachers and staff members who devote each day to providing a solid college prep education within a faith-filled community, focusing on academic excellence, leadership and loving service to others— in other words, a meaningful and strong Catholic education.

“We are many parts but one body, and we all belong to each other.” We are Seton Catholic Preparatory!

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special function, so it is with Christ’s body. We are many parts but one body, and we all belong to each other. In his grace, God has given us different gifts for doing certain things well.

—Romans 12:4-6 NLT (New Living Transition)

Founders Parents Faculty Students

BOARD OF TRUS TEES

Every morning when I arrive at Seton I see students getting ready for class; colleagues preparing for their day’s work; parents saying a quick goodbye to their students as each head out on their own journeys. Isn’t it amazing that while we each have a specific agenda and our own “to do” list for the day, our tasks will eventually meld together and become a part of God’s much larger plan for us?

Like so many pieces of a puzzle, we all have a distinct purpose and value within this life. However it is not until the day is done—or the puzzle is finished—that we can truly comprehend the magnitude of what can be accomplished when we all come together for the greater good.

As many of you know, Seton Catholic Prep has been involved in a schoolwide strategic planning process. Every department and many of our clubs and organizations have come together to review their individual missions and goals. The groups look back at what they have been doing and then they discuss and evaluate how to make improvements in order to move forward. The end result will be a renewed plan for the future and the betterment of our school. They will implement their plan—as a team.

Without this process, we would all be

Who is Seton Catholic Prep

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Just as our bodies have many

Seton Catholic Preparatory High School is more than a group of buildings. We are a community of individuals –each with his or her own role to play—each with his or her own unique set of talents and gifts—each fulfilling a need. We are parents, teachers, students, administrators, staff, alumni, benefactors, priests and religious. We are artists, musicians, athletes, intellectuals, involved citizens, medical professionals, attorneys, business men and women, and religious and civic leaders from varied ethnic backgrounds, Catholic and non-Catholic alike. The connecting thread that forever winds itself amongst us is the Seton Catholic Prep experience.

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From the Principal’s Desk

Seton Catholic Prep is its founders. The Seton Catholic Prep experience began with the Rev. Joseph N. Patterson, pastor of St. Mary’s Catholic Church from 1938-1958. Chandler was then a primarily agricultural community, and the parishioners of St. Mary’s were predominately Hispanic migrant workers and their families. Some of these families went on to become key visionaries in the development of the City of Chandler, however ethnic prejudices at the time made obtaining an education at the local public schools difficult, if not impossible, for the children of these migrant workers. Fr. Patterson and his parishioners decided that these children deserved an excellent education, that this education should be rooted in Catholic values, and that all should be welcome regardless of sex, race or creed. That was the beginning of the Seton Catholic Prep community spirit.

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Through the tireless efforts of Fr. Patterson and the Hispanic migrant families of St. Mary’s Parish, a Catholic high school was built in downtown Chandler, just east of the railroad tracks on what is now Chandler Boulevard. The school was named for St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, foundress of the first Ann Candelaria parochial school in America and the Sisters of Charity of Seton Hill, parent and opened its doors under the name of Seton High on September 13, 1954. Two diocesan priests and two Sisters of Charity served as faculty, and in four short years, 22 students graduated. In the school’s 57 year existence, others have joined with our founders to me Seton, my son came ho at r yea an leave their own indelible marks on Seton Catholic Prep’s history. shm fre his of ving On the first day ning of every class!” Ha gin be the at yed pra e and said, “W n came as Seton Catholic Prep is its priests and religious. As the l instruction this revelatio received K-8 public schoo prayer has ily da t children. But tha administration and families worked to build the physical campus, my th bo to se pri sur a a bit of tive teen years. It ma for y ver ir the progress was also made on the mission of providing students with g rin du provided a foundation and small, presented to big , ges llen a strong Catholic education. Since the beginning of the school’s cha ny ma was also the first of journey in 1954, a total of 35 Sisters of Charity have served our . re my kids at Seton t some of the classes we tha rt sta community as educators and administrators with Sr. Marie Theresa the m fro t ren It was appa high ton staff and faculty set Se The ge. llen cha a going to be s as a current se were the expectation expectations. Among tho ing the ng alle leader, an adult. Ch and future role model, a , and be fully sly iou ser s , take their studie ely tur ma act to nts de stu l young adults. m to become exceptiona responsible prepare the ges, ready my kids rose to the challen Inspired and motivated though they full of confidence. And, for most obstacles and expectations, se challenges and high may not realize it now, tho well. When m the ily prayer, will serve including the power of da uipped with eq be l wil in their lives they sity ver ad h wit ted sen pre to overcome. the tools and experience

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Seton Catholic Prep parents of today are much like those hard working founding families who years ago desired an excellent education rooted in Catholic values for their children and were willing to sacrifice to make it possible.

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I was luck wing as a y that man to have four priests and four brothers serve as principal. y of my frie that were Seton alum nds at Seto Currently, Fr. Will Schmid serves as a teacher and chaplain and ni. I n had olde games, Cin r siblings co de Mayo saw them at footba celebrates daily Mass in our chapel. All school masses held ll and bask festivals a bonds the etball nd retreats y made at once per month are an opportunity for the entire community to S a e t Tepeyac. ton contin and I reco ued years gnized I w The come together to celebrate mass on campus. Campus Ministry as making after they memories graduated the same with my ow coordinates additional spiritual opportunities through Kairos connectio n classma of my clos n s a nd te est and m s a n retreats, Reconciliation Services, weekly confession opportunities, d te ammates. ost loyal fr ago at Seto Today, som iends are n. and monthly exposition of the Blessed Sacrament. Christian e th o se I made When I firs 27 years t became service, values in action, is completed by our students in the school no idea it involved in would bec the alumn community and beyond in parishes and local non-profit agencies. o m i associatio e so mean by memori n, I had ingful. I wa es and exp s drawn to eriences w foundation ith fa give back of Seton: th Seton Catholic Prep is its top notch faculty. Forty-four teachers e Mendoza milies who made u family; the p the s, the Rae Gummels, and four counselors have an average of more than 15 years’ ls, and the the Barrets Valenzuela Gutierrez , the Euba s. experience in education. Two teachers hold doctoral degrees. Five nks family I strongly b and the e li e staff members are alumni. These educators work to provide what v e in the vision connectin of the sch g with form Fr. Patterson and the founding families determined necessary at the o o e l r a of Fame C classmate ommittee, s. As a part nd I have loved outset—to provide an excellent education to the school’s students. and now C o Advisory C f the Alumn hairperson ouncil, I am i Hall Our students are the recipients of numerous awards and honors and of the Seto excited to supporters n Alumni recognize that make alu our schoo From Seto l a place to mni and Seton n I gained be proud o lifelong frie education f. ndships, a , a strong challengin belief and faith and a g personal g desire to g rowth in m ive back li y Catholic ke those b efore me.

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also perform exemplarily on standardized tests. Most students continue on to college with one hundred percent of the graduating class of 2011 continuing their education at the college level.

Faculty dedication to the school’s mission of Catholic values in action is evident in the smiles and tears all around as each year the graduating class walks out of Baccalaureate mass with their teachers in the aisle offering congratulations and well wishes as they pass.

Seton Catholic Prep is its students. Every fall a new group of students join our upperclassmen bringing their youth, enthusiasm, intelligence, diversity, ambitions and questions, reinvigorating our community. They make new friends and throw themselves into their studies. These new students, and all of our students, are encouraged to participate in athletics, fine arts, and the many clubs offered in an effort to help our students discover and develop their talents and passions to become well rounded individuals. Our students are further challenged to learn about their faith and to become active participants in their own faith journeys. Seton Catholic Prep students are exceptional.

Seton Catholic Prep is our students’ parents and grandparents. Seton Catholic Prep parents of today are much like those hard working founding families who years ago desired an excellent education rooted in Catholic values for their children and were willing to sacrifice to make it possible. Current parent sacrifices of time and treasure ensure that the daily needs of the school are met and that the school’s vision and mission will continue to serve families in the future. Individual families, and the Seton Catholic Prep community at large, are strengthened through the relationships that are born and nurtured through these endeavors. Many alumni make the same choice as their

Jon Lamar, lamar studios friend

FRIEND I was first introduced to Seton Catholic Preparatory High School through Beth Pattock, a teacher at Seton. My wife and I own Lamar Studios Photography and Beth brought one of her daughters in for First Communion photographs and later all three children for family photography.

Beth told me all about Seton and what a great school it is. I had attended a large public school in southern California and was interested in why people would pay to send their kids to a private school.

Since Beth liked our photography and she was the yearbook advisor she asked if I would be interested in photographing the seniors at Seton and, as they say, the rest is history.

At first I thought of the photography as only another job. However over the many years of working with Seton, I have talked with hundreds of moms, dads and students about their experience and have seen an enthusiasm and commitment that is contagious. I am “hooked” on Seton and have been for many years.

I spend a lot of time at Seton photographing sports and other events at the school and with seniors at our studio. I have gone from just being a photographer of Seton kids to becoming a believer in Seton and what it stands for.

I often tell others about how great Seton is to the point that my sister enrolled my niece Morgan four years ago and she is graduating this year.

As I reflect back I am a bit jealous and wish I had could have gone to high school there and had the Seton experience. It is a wonderful place for teens to not only be educated but also grow into adults and be prepared for university and life.

When I give to Seton, whether in volunteering or with a monetary donation, I do so happily knowing that I support a great school and am contributing to the lives of our future generation. I am more and more impressed each year with the “Seton Family” and am honored to be a part of that family.

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Alumni are a vital part of our community. Current students stand on the shoulders of every previous member of the Seton Catholic Prep community, including alumni, and alumni involvement is encouraged, welcomed and valued.

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ge them a school that will challen If a student is looking for and become grow in their spirituality, academically, help them faculty then Seton munity of students and part of a close-knit com should be their choice. rs and has much in the past four yea Seton has taught me so help their to re he are . The teachers ure fut my for me red pa pre extra step to always willing to take the students succeed and are make sure they do. and how as ton is the Catholic faith For me, a big part of Se ry class with a w in our faith. Starting eve students we live and gro at a blessing wh of unique. It reminds me prayer is so special and we hope nts de stu As l. s Catholic schoo thi to go to le ab be to it is faith, courage, Ann Seton’s charisms of to carry on Saint Elizabeth and faculty Once a month, students determination, and love. rist. e mass, as the body in Ch gather as one to celebrat school dent body is a rare high To be a part of a small stu ies at Seton. nit rtu en given so many oppo involved experience and I have be get d an l oo all through high sch and s I was able to play a sport pu cam d un aro e that I can walk lov I s. pu cam on bs clu in ile not only from always greeted with a sm see familiar faces. I am to know others rs. I get the opportunity students but from teache es every day. ing the same familiar fac and it is comforting see be given the prepared for college, to If a student wants to be ir Catholic the t school, and to live ou chance to get involved in choice! faith, Seton is their best

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Seton Catholic Prep is our alumni. “Once a Sentinel, Always a Sentinel” is not just a motto—it’s a fact. Alumni are a vital part of our community. Current students stand on the shoulders of every previous member of the Seton Catholic Prep community, including alumni, and alumni involvement is encouraged, welcomed and valued. This publication is an effort to keep our alumni up to date with the many activities happening on campus and to issue an invitation to our alumni to come back to campus and take in an athletic event, attend a play or attend our annual Seton After Dark event. Our alumni are valued members of the Seton community and are always welcome on campus and at school events. We’re proud of you!

Seton Catholic Prep is our community of believers. The school could not survive without the gifts of our benefactors.

Our benefactors are current and past parents and grandparents, alumni, businesses and foundations who believe in, and wish to be a part of, our mission. The financial contributions of our benefactors ensure that the mission established by Fr. Patterson and those founding Hispanic migrant worker families—to provide an excellent education rooted in Catholic values that enables students to compete in and contribute to the world in which we live—continues.

Just as the City of Chandler, and indeed, the entire East Valley, has grown and changed through the years, so too, has Seton Catholic Prep. The school has relocated from its original site and has persevered through many challenges. Classes resumed in full force just four days after a fire in 1980 threatened to destroy the

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parents and choose to continue weaving that connecting thread of the Seton Catholic Prep experience into the next generation by sending their own children to the school. Our Seton parents and grandparents are an important part of the Seton family.

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The faculty at Seton C atholic is m an environ ost blesse ment that d honors Go personal a d, demand because we teach in nd academ s high stan ic, and wh family, stu dards both ere the en dent, staff tire Seton , and facult team. Our communit y--stand to mission is y-gether as a to graduate adulthood committed the best p able to fac re e p ared stude ensuing ch and in “lov n allenges a ing service s responsib ts into to others.”

Such an e le citizens nvironmen t demands yet grants us the free the very be dom to bri st of us fac faculty, we ng out the are privileg best in ours ulty, ed to have achieve Go elves. As full use of d’s purpos the e in each s in God into school’s very existence, and the campus has been targeted by tudent’s life school to help academic . We integra lessons wh spiritual re vandals. Financial pressures have been faced and overcome, te faith ile opening alities of G th o d e material ’s universe Seton’s pro due in large part, to the spirit of the Seton community and . g ra ms of stud permitting y and peda and the ever present determination to provide a Catholic the promo g o g y are very tion Seton facu rigorous, education to all who desire one. Buildings have been added lty is free to of high student perf ormance. c lo h a ft ll ie e st levels. B nge studen The to accommodate the increasing number of families desiring enjamin Fra ts to perfo importanc rm at the nklin has s a Seton Catholic Prep education and experience for their e for the p aid, “No ublic weal, wisdom an than to form thing is of more children. Clubs, sports and a fine arts program have been d virtue.” and train u A strong ra p youth in added. The school was named to the National Catholic High pport betw q e u en faculty ality of cla School Honor Roll in 2010. “Catholic” was added to the and paren ssroom ins ts is crucia truction an is built on school’s name to clarify our mission to provide a Catholic l to the the shared d student g b ro e c wth. Such li h e il f d th ’s educatio a t th education to our students, and a shift to a primarily college e rapport p rim n lies with facilitate th the parents ary responsibility fo preparatory curriculum further prepares students, allowing is process ra / guardians. , serving a responsibil We educato s instrume them to dream bigger than ever before. This curriculum ity. rs nts in this A union of shared shift prompted the change to our current name, Seton kindred sp a major re irits, both le Catholic Preparatory High School. quisite for arned and the succes learning, belief in G s of our sc od, freedo hool. Our fo comprises m to in c vo h a lv llenge stud ement und u Who is Seton Catholic Preparatory High School? Seton ents, and to ndational ergird our success in Catholic Preparatory High School is the members of the meeting ou tal community r responsib Seton community who, throughout the past 57 years, ilities. have dedicated themselves tirelessly to continue the vision conceived by Fr. Patterson and those Hispanic migrant worker families. By working together as “one Body in Christ”, the Seton Catholic Preparatory High School community has, and will continue, “to provide a college preparatory curriculum within a Catholic faith community focusing on academic excellence, leadership and loving service to others” for many years to come.

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The Seton Experience...

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is asked to support The Fund for Seton Catholic? All alumni and friends of Seton Catholic Prep.

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What is it? The Fund for Seton Catholic is our annual giving program.

It supports the operational budget of the school and helps to keep tuition manageable for our families. It helps to make up the difference between tuition revenue and what it actually costs to run Seton Catholic Prep.

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an ongoing process and coincides with our fiscal year, which begins on July 1. Our first mailing is sent in the fall, with follow-up in the spring.

All gifts are tax deductible to the fullest extent allowable by law.

Why should I support The Fund for Seton Catholic? If you are an alumnus, supporting the school with an annual gift is a way to give back and give thanks for the education you received as a student. For others, it is a way to ensure that a quality educational experience in keeping with the mission of our school is available for future generations.

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The Fund for Seton Catholic serves to provide an annual opportunity for donors to make tax deductible gifts to the school to be used to support our educational programs. It enables Seton Catholic Prep to offer learning and teaching experiences that make a Seton education unique and exciting for the students. The goal of The Fund for Seton Catholic is to generate the resources to fund our school’s long term strategic goals that advance the mission of the school.

Annual gifts help to pay teacher salaries and benefits; purchase updated teaching tools; enhance our educational technology and equipment; and more.

Giving to The Fund for Seton Catholic signifies your belief in the Seton legacy. Seton Catholic Prep is a strong community of faith, guided by St. Elizabeth Ann Seton’s charisms of Love, Courage, Faith and Determination. Our legacy of personal and academic excellence has endured and evolved since 1954, and with your financial support, it can continue. Thank you for considering a gift in support of Seton Catholic Preparatory High School.

ONLINE GIVING is easy!

Visit www.SetonCatholic.org and click on Support Seton, then click on Donate Now. You can choose to give a one-time donation or set up a monthly gift if that fits more easily into your budget. Monthly gifts of $20 or more enroll you in the Sustaining Seton Society.

SSS members receive a special memento and admission to Seton events throughout the year!

Every gift counts... no matter the size.

Your support is helping students achieve their goals and move toward their full potential—personally, professionally and spiritually.

For more information about The Fund for Seton Catholic, contact the Advancement Office.

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DOUBLED! THANK YOU making a A major supporter of Seton Catholic Prep is once again offering a very generous MATCHING GRANT to the Seton community. To help us reach our annual fund goal of $123,000, a special friend and parent of three Seton alumni is offering to match donations to the Fund for Seton Catholic dollar-for-dollar between now and June 30, 2012!

Gifts in support of the students and programs at Seton Catholic Prep will be doubled! The Fund for Seton Catholic is an essential component of the school’s budget.

Your donations enable us to keep up with the ever-changing world of technology, to recruit of the best and brightest faculty, to offer learning and teaching experiences that make a Seton education unique and exciting for our students—and, perhaps most importantly, gifts to the Fund for Seton Catholic help us to keep tuition costs manageable for our families.

Please send your donation today!

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$1,000,000 Challenge UPDATE CAPITAL CAMPAIGN

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Building for Excellence

We are proud to report, with our sincere thanks to you, our benefactors, that our Challenge Grant goal of $1 Million has been reached! As of December 31st $1,017,000 was collected!

On behalf of Seton Catholic Prep, we also want to thank the Kemper and Ethel Marley Foundation for their generosity in matching all gifts to our new Academic and Fine Arts Classroom Building.

Many of the new interior furnishings and equipment are in place while others will be purchased and installed as pledge payments are made.

We have no doubt the state-of-the-art facility and the Seton Fine Arts Program will serve as the premier destination for a comprehensive fine arts education and performance program in the East Valley.

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Class of 1971 Celebrates 40 Year Reunion

2005

Best wishes to Julian Gladysiewski, who graduated from ASU with a Master of Science degree in biomedical engineering this past December. ________________________

2006

Members of the Class of 1971 got together over Homecoming Weekend to celebrate the 40th reunion of their class! The group attended the Homecoming football game at Seton and gathered at Serrano’s Restaurant for dinner and reminiscing. Many thanks to Mary Dantone Campbell for providing the great photos! ____________________________________________________________________________________

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Seton alumni mourn the loss of Dolores (Dee) Soto Ferguson, who passed away October 7, 2011 in Phoenix.

Dolores was an Arizona native and beloved mother, wife, daughter, sister, aunt and friend. Dee is survived by her husband Sam Ferguson, daughters Danielle and Amy, father Eulogio (Lefty) Soto, sisters Mary Helen Soto ’73, Cecelia Soto Oswald ’80 and brother Eddie Soto ’74. Dee was preceded in death by her mother, Josie Soto, who taught Spanish at Seton for several years. Dee will be greatly missed by her family and friends and will always be remembered for her kind heart. Thank you to Rita Koppinger ’68 for providing this information to Seton. ________________________

1971

Members of the Class of 1971 got together over Homecoming Weekend to celebrate the 40th reunion of their class! The group attended the Homecoming football game at Seton and gathered at Serrano’s Restaurant for dinner and reminiscing. Many thanks to Mary Dantone Campbell for providing the great photos! ________________________

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Debra Eubanks Defreyn is now a Health Law Judge with the Washington State Department of Health. ________________________

2003

Visit the Green Light Garage in Mesa and chat with Ken Early. Ken was part owner of an auto repair shop in the area when he decided to venture out and open Green Light in October. You can learn more at www. thegreenlightgarage.com. ________________________

Check out the Yale University public health website to see what Stewart Dandorf has been doing! Stewart has been in Ecuador working on public health research. In his internship summary, he says “The goal of my internship was to better understand barriers to HIV testing in rural Ecuador.” Read about his experiences at http:// publichealth.yale.edu/news/ slideshows/interns2011/ dandorf. ________________________

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Watch the credits on NBC show “Harry’s Law” for a familiar name! Scott Dandorf coordinates post-production for the Warner Brothers program! ________________________ Congratulations to Kimberly Zadrozny Higginbotham!

Kim has been inducted into the 2012 Chandler Sports Hall of Fame, recognizing her outstanding record as an honored soccer and softball player while at Seton. Kim is currently the head softball coach at Chandler High. ________________________ Best wishes to Joanna Usher, who was recently promoted from Senior Accountant in Corporate Accounting to Manager in Cargo Accounting with US Airways. ________________________

Courtney Newsham Pena spent the month of December in Peru as part of a collaboration with ASU and the non-profit organization VivePeru. She worked at a children’s shelter, helping with activities and organizing events. Courtney recently communicated with family and friends and wrote the following of her experiences-“I wish everyone could see how beautiful it is, and how simply people live. It really makes me appreciate what I have been blessed with in my life. It is the most beautiful thing to see a child smile when they have literally nothing in this world.” ________________________

Kudos to Samantha Dandorf, who has recently been accepted into the DPT (Doctoral of Physical Therapy) Graduate School at Mount Saint Mary’s College in Los Angeles and has begun her studies there. ________________________

2008

Congratulations to Shauna Casey, who became engaged this past fall to James Woodall Anderson IV. Shauna is currently attending the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs and will graduate in May of 2012 with a major in history. A fall wedding is planned at the Air Force Academy chapel. Her fiancé is from New York, presently stationed in Colorado Springs and will begin pilot training at Columbus Air Force Base in Mississippi in March. ________________________

2009

Twelfth Night this past fall.

In the spring, she will reprise a Julie Andrews role as Lily Pepper in The Red Peppers. ________________________

2010

Congratulations to Matthew Belus on being chosen as one of 16 Public Anthropology Award Winners at Northern Arizona University. Matthew wrote an Op-Ed piece on regulations for research within the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. ________________________

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Congratulations to Aaron Evans who will be inducted into Phi Eta Sigma, the national first-year collegiate honor society. The offer of membership to Phi Eta Sigma is the highest academic honor attainable by firstyear students at Tulane University. Aaron’s firstsemester GPA earned him the invitation. Aaron has also achieved sophomore status at Tulane after only one semester! Additionally, due to his outstanding academic record, the University has offered him a full scholarship to remain at Tulane and pursue a Master’s Degree upon completion of his undergraduate studies.

He is already receiving a full scholarship as an undergraduate. ________________________

Shannon Ryan and fellow alumnus Michael Malpiedi ’08 played a recent engagement at the Rhythm Room in Phoenix. (PHOTO) Shannon performed an hour of her original music on ukulele, guitar, piano and banjo and was joined

by Michael for a few of the songs. Shannon’s debut album, Michael & Me, can be found on iTunes. Shannon is a junior at the University of Dallas, majoring in Art History, and was a feature performer in the university’s main stage production of

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Send it in! Be sure to include your class year along with your accomplishment, accolade or other significant news item.

Email to Cindy Gould: CGould@SetonCHS.org

Senior/Young Alumni Forum

In early January, five young alumni joined Seton seniors for the First Annual Senior/Young Alumni Forum! The young alums were invited to campus to talk about what it’s REALLY like to go off to college and answered questions from the seniors about their experiences. An example of the topics covered: • Is college freedom a blessing or a burden?

•What are your thoughts on dorm life?

•Did you feel prepared for your college studies?

•What’s it like to be away from home and family?

This new event was hosted by the Advancement Office and the Guidance Counseling Department. Next year, we hope to add a second group to the discussion—parents of alumni talking with parents of seniors! Watch for the fall edition of the Sentinel Shield for date and details.

Our thanks to the following young alumni for sharing some of their time with us before heading back to college for the spring semester (pictured below L-R): Eleanor Beatty ’08 Valerie Echeveste ’08 Jared Ruchensky ’10 Shannon Desmond ’07 Tom Borns ’10

In Memoriam

Lorenza DeMuro (Seton friend) December 25, 2011

Dolores (Soto) Ferguson ’68 October 7, 2011

David Fraser (Seton friend) December 13, 2011

Marylu (Raupp) Kramer ’62

If you are interested in participating in next year’s event, contact the Advancement Office at setonalumni@setonchs.org or call 480-963-1900 x2006.

December 28, 2011

The Seton Catholic Prep community extends its deepest sympathies to friends and family members of the deceased. May they rest in peace in the arms of the Lord.

If you are aware of alumni who have recently passed, please notify the Advancement Office at Seton so that we may remember them in this column. Send an email to: setonalumni@setonchs.org or call 480.963.1900 x2006.

Did you graduate from Seton between

19581962?

If so, then you’re invited to the reunion for the

GOLDEN SENTINELS Thursday, April 12, 2012

Seton graduates of 50 years or more will be invited to the First Annual Golden Sentinels Reunion which will be held on campus this spring. This year, this special event will recognize and celebrate the first five graduating classes of Seton on their 50 years as alumni. Each year, a new class will be “inducted” into this group and invited back to campus for dinner and a program.

If you are a member of the classes of 1958 through 1962, watch your mail for more information and an invitation.

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Yearly awards honor those who live by Seton Catholic Prep’s ideals in all parts of their life Established in 2003, with the first awards presented in 2004, The SCPHS Hall of Fame Awards are given in recognition of demonstrated commitment to and application of the standards of excellence for which Seton Catholic Preparatory High School is known. Through meritorious service, noteworthy civic and philanthropic endeavors and/or exceptional personal or professional achievement, these individuals have brought distinction to themselves, their colleagues, their communities—and thereby to Seton Catholic Prep.

We encourage the nomination of those who exemplify and embrace such excellence, reflecting the proud legacy and tradition of this school. Based on that legacy and tradition, we are honored to accept nominations in the following three categories:

Athletic Hall of Fame

The Distinguished Athlete Award honors in perpetuity outstanding alumni, faculty and staff who, through their contributions to the athletic program at Seton Catholic, have brought honor to themselves, to Seton Catholic Prep and to the community. Coaches at Seton Catholic Prep, or any individual that graduated from Seton Catholic Prep, can be nominated after a minimum of ten (10) years since graduating or otherwise ending their service to the school.

Distinguished Alumnus Award

The Distinguished Alumnus Award honors in perpetuity outstanding alumni who graduated more than ten years prior, and through their contributions to the arts, business, education, government, humanities, science or philanthropy, have brought honor to themselves, to Seton Catholic Prep, to the Catholic Church, and to the community.

Distinguished Service Award

Hall Fame S E T O N C AT H O L I C P R E PA R AT O RY H I G H S C H OO L

The Distinguished Service Award honors in perpetuity outstanding alumni, faculty and staff who, through their contributions to the community through Gospel-rooted service, have brought honor to themselves, to Seton Catholic Prep and to the community. Individuals may be nominated after a minimum of ten (10) years since graduating or otherwise ending their service to the school.

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Bob Adlhoch ’87 Father John Fahey Jerry Mullin Gerry Ruhland ’73 Brother Tim Smyth Poncho Valenzuela

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Rosa Bernasconi ’98 Paul Girvan ’64 1968-69 Varsity Basketball Team 1969 Varsity Baseball Team

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Jon Harrison Ann Meyer-Wheeler ’64 The Honorable Timothy Ryan ’79 The Serrano Family The Sisters of Charity

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Diane Collins Michael Eubanks ’86* Don Kramer ’62 Dr. Ernest Lee ’86 Sister Joan Marie Madden, SC Sister Mary Ronald Madden, SC* Msgr. Jerry J. McCarthy ’64 Msgr. John J. McMahon Al Mendoza ’75 Mark Olivier ’88 John Omohundro Father Joseph Patterson* Jim Ryan ’68 John Thornell ’64 *Deceased

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Nomination: Please attach a brief summary of nominee’s qualifications, including accolades received while at Seton, post-

graduate achievements, personal/professional accomplishments, etc., and your own comments in support of the nomination.

Mail to:

Seton Catholic Preparatory High School Advancement Office/Hall of Fame Committee 1150 North Dobson Road, Chandler, AZ 85224

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2011 Hall of Fame Inductees

Pictured L-R: Steven F. Turkovich (Distinguished Service Award); Nicole G. Harrison ’88 (Distinguished Alumnus Award); Dr. Vincent A. Sheridan (Athletic Hall of Fame Award).

Seton Math Department Chair Dr. Betty Krings was chosen as one of the Arizona Cardinals “MVPs in the Classroom” and was present on the sidelines of the December 4th Cardinals game against the Dallas Cowboys! Nominated by Coach Karen Self and a group of Seton students, the “MVPs in the Classroom” program recognizes and rewards teachers throughout Arizona with this special opportunity. Betty is pictured with Seton alumnus Eric Barkyoumb ’04.

Principal Pat Collins announces establishment of the Alumni Advisory Council Seton alumni clearly hold an important place in the history of our school and are the strongest link with that history. The Board of Trustees and the Seton administration are committed to preserving the alumni legacy and to honoring the role of alumni by maintaining an ongoing connection between alumni and their alma mater.

To that end, principal Pat Collins has charged the Advancement Office with formalizing and supporting an alumni program. A key component of that program will be the Alumni Advisory Council.

This Council, formerly known as the Hall of Fame Committee and ably led by Nicole Harrison ’88, will represent all alumni of Seton in strengthening and enhancing the alumni connection with the school.

Nicole will remain as Chair and current council members are Mark Bustos ’87 and Dennis Clinch ’77. We would like to expand this group to include members from all decades of graduates.

If you are interested in serving, please contact the Advancement Office via email at setonalumni@ setonchs.org or call 480.963.1900 x2006 for additional information. We look forward to your input and help as Seton moves forward in the 21st century.

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We’ve created a council committed to preserving the alumni legacy and to honoring the role of alumni by maintaining an ongoing connection between alumni and their alma mater.

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Hall of Fame Nominations Being Accepted for 2012

Pictured L-R: Mark Bustos ’87, Dennis Clinch ’77, Nicole Harrison ’88

The 2012 Hall of Fame Awards will be presented October 6, 2012. Please save the date!

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Congratulations to everyone who planned, attended and contributed to the 2011 Seton After Dark Dinner and Auction. Through your efforts and contributions, Seton raised nearly $90,000 at this year’s event to enhance student programs and facilities and to keep tuition manageable for our families. Be sure to save the date for next year’s event:

SAVE THE DATE!

25th Anniversary

Seton After Dark Saturday, Dec. 1, 2012

Pictured: Top left—Karen Hill and Imelda Castro; Above—The Oriental theme offered an elegant Asian-themed tablescape which helped create a fun-filled evening. Also pictured are just a few of the many items auctioned off during the event. Far Right—Fr. Will Schmid; Far Left Center—Auction Chairs Imelda and Nunie Castro; Far Left—Jane Johnson and Auctioneer Jeff Maynard; Far Left Bottom—A beautiful table centerpiece is auctioned off by a “volunteer” auctioneer!; Left—Honorary Chairs Kellie and Bob Adlhoch ‘87

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The following letter of thanks was sent to me by a teacher in a local Pre-Kindergarten program. Seton Catholic Prep is grateful for the selfless commitment of our staff and students to go above and beyond to do God’s work within our community.

The students at Bethany Learning Center experienced a day to remember thanks to the generosity of Matt Kochis and our Seton students.

Congratulations!

Seton girls volleyball team earns championship win!

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They are the 2011 AIA State Champions for Division III Girls Volleyball! Go Sentinels!

November 15, 2011 Dear Pat, I am writing this letter of appreciation to thank staff member Matt Kochis and students Felicia Grajeda, Cameron Lynch, Christa Freer, Elise Fraher, Kyle Johnson and PJ Del Rio for the wonderful effort they put forth in helping our young children with a special football project.

Each year our pre-Kindergarten five year old classes celebrate the last day of school before Thanksgiving by putting on a parade for the younger children and then meeting on a miniature version of a football field for a “championship” game. It is great fun for our families.

On November 10th Matt and the students came out to the school and put on a mini-clinic for our little players and cheerleaders. They ran the boys through throwing and catching drills, practiced kicking an passing and even taught them how to do a victory dance in the end zone. The girls learned several cheers and the correct way to hold and use the poms.

Most important your young people set a wonderful example of team work, respect and responsibility.

The fact that they did this on a morning when they didn’t have school and could have slept in was also impressive.

Matt spoke with our little ones about keeping their bodies healthy and strong, playing hard but safely, working together as a team and doing their very best as an honor to God. It was a great blessing for our children. Coach K, Felicia, Cameron, Christa, Elise, Kyle and PJ served asambassadors for Seton High. They represented you well; you have much of which to be proud.

In His service, Nancy Christiansen Bethany Learning Center Pre-Kindergarten Lead Teacher

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Seton Catholic Prep joins Canyon Christian Schools Consortium Seton Catholic Preparatory High School is pleased to announce it has joined its fellow diocesan Catholic high schools in membership to the Canyon Christian Schools Consortium (CCSC), which is a partnership with Grand Canyon University in Phoenix, Arizona. The school’s goal in joining the consortium is to provide its students, parents, alumni and staff with the following opportunities: • High school students will receive a $5,000 (on-campus housing) or $2,500 (off-campus housing) scholarship at GCU per year for each year of attendance at Seton Catholic Prep. This could save students up to $20,000 on college tuition over the course of four years.

• Parents of Seton students and current faculty and staff members are eligible for a 15% discount on tuition for online undergraduate, graduate or doctoral degree programs at Grand Canyon University. (Scholarships available for campus-based programs.)

• Grand Canyon University will provide preferential employment consideration to Seton Catholic Prep and other CCSC memberschool parents and alumni.

Seton Catholic Prep looks forward to this new partnership and the benefits it will provide to teachers, parents, alumni, and most importantly, our students. For more information about the consortium and benefits to Seton Catholic Prep students, parents, faculty and staff, please visit: www.gcu.edu/ccsc.

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SE ON Annual Report CATHOLIC Fiscal Year 2010-11

P r e p a r a t o r y High School

2010-11 Board of Trustees Mr. Don Aspito, president Mrs. Noreen Cravener Mrs. Carol Dobson Mrs. Tracy Dorsey Mrs. Susan Kauffman Mr. Gabriel Ortiz ’88 Mrs. Rachel Ryan Salanga ‘94

Mrs. Pat Collins, ex-officio Mrs. Paula Osterday, staff support Mrs. LouAnn Walther, staff support

2010-11 Advisory Board Fr. Tim Davern Mr. James Doroz ’90 Mr. Jerry Lawlor Mr. Ryan McCaigue Mr. Patrick Molloy Mr. James Probst Fr. Will Schmid Mrs. Debbie Spinner, president Mr. Richard Zawtocki

Mrs. Pat Collins, principal Mrs. LouAnn Walther, staff support

2010-11 Finance Committee Mr. James Doroz ’90 Mr. Jody LaBenz Mr. James Probst Mr. Stewart Rylander Mrs. Micki Schroeder

Mrs. Pat Collins, ex-officio Mr. Robert Esposito, staff support Fr. Will Schmid, staff support

We are proud to recognize all donors to Seton Catholic Prep. Please note that this section reports on gifts received during the 2010-2011 fiscal year (July 1, 2010 - June 30, 2011).

The Annual Fund

Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Club $10,000 and above Dr. Charles Myler, Jr.

Father Patterson Club $5,000 and above Honeywell International Charity Matching

DONORS The Greatest Believers

in the Mission of Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton

American Express Charitable Fund Dr. and Mrs. Lauro Amezcua-Patino Arizona School Choice Trust Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Arndt Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Baker Bank of America Matching Gifts Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bauer Boeing Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. Borns Mr. and Mrs. David J. Bresnahan Mr. Joseph J. Campanella Campanella Family Foundation Cardinal Charities, Inc Catholic Community Foundation Catholic Healthcare West Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Collins Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Cravener Mrs. Lorenza DeMuro Mr. and Mrs. Eugene DeMuro Diocese of Phoenix Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne Dobson Mr. and Mrs. William Dorsey Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Eklund Mr. and Mrs. David A. Engelbert Mr. and Mrs. Highly Falkner Mr. and Mrs. Michael Falzone Mr. and Mrs. Dino Farfante Alberta B. Farrington Foundation Gila River Indian Community Mr. and Mrs. Roger L. Gleisner Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hadad Mr. and Mrs. William B. Hanger Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Harrington Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Harty Honeywell Hometown Solutions Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Howell Senator and Mrs. John F. Huppenthal Intel Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Todd R. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Matthew A. Kochis ‘97 Mr. and Mrs. David A. Krick Mr. and Mrs. Jody D. LaBenz Lamar Studios, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Lopez Kemper and Ethel Marley Foundation

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Marshall & Ilsley Foundation, Inc Mr. and Mrs. Ed McDonough Mr. and Mrs. Steve J. McGrady Mrs. Rose Mofford Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Molloy Dr. Charles Myler, Jr. Myler Family Foundation Paramount Pool and Spa Systems Mr. and Ms. Ronald D. Pearson Ms. Shirley Perri Tony and Shirley Perri Foundation Phoenix Suns Charities Pinnacle Employee Group Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust Raskob Foundation for Catholic Activities Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Roy Mr. and Mrs. James A. Ryan ‘68 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sampson Mr. and Mrs. Ryne Sandberg Mr. and Mrs. George E. Sant Mrs. Eva Serrano Seton Catholic Preparatory High School Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sieczkowski Mr. and Mrs. Cortland J. Silver Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Simmerman Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith St. Mary’s Catholic Church St. Timothy Catholic Community Steele Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Stewart Stoll Masonry, Inc. Mr. Dennis Troggio Twin-Tel, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wallace Wells Fargo Foundation Educational Matching Gift Program Mr. and Mrs. Ken Whisenhunt Wiegand Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Raymond G. Zylla The Greatest Believers Program acknowledges donors whose cumulative donations total $7,500 or more since 2000, including gifts through June 30, 2011.

Br. Edmund Ignatius Rice Club $1,000 and above Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Roland Benigno Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. Borns Mrs. Mildred Brule Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Chavez, III Mr. and Mrs. William Dorsey Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Douglas Mr. and Mrs. David A. Engelbert Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hart Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Hemingway Mr. and Mrs. Jerry C. Horowitz Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Howell Intel Volunteer Grant Program Mr. and Mrs. William K. Nowak Mr. Brian R. O’Donnell Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Pabst

Principal’s Club $500 and above

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Adams Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Bitler Bunge North American Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Cravener Mr. and Mrs. Mark Detente Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Eklund Mr. and Mrs. James E. Finnerty Mr. and Mrs. Louis Giallonardo Mr. and Mrs. Darryl M. Gibson Mr. and Mrs. William Godbout Mr. and Mrs. James Grindey Mr. and Mrs. Lenard Hailey Intel Matching Gifts to Education Program Mr. and Mrs. Archie Lopez Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Molloy

Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Murphy The Prudential Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reckenberg Mr. and Mrs. George E. Sant Mr. and Mrs. Cortland J. Silver Mr. and Mrs. Walt T. Stenborg Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Stoll, Sr.

Sentinel Club $250 and above

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Armbruster Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Burke Capital Group Companies Mr. and Mrs. John Carrieres Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Casey Mr. and Mrs. Tillman L. Christianson Mr. and Mrs. William H. Cowger Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Cusimano Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Esposito Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Girvan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hall Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Harrington Dr. and Mrs. Karl A. Hendrickson Ms. Karen Hill Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Kirby Mr. and Mrs. Jody D. LaBenz Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Osterday Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Schroeder Mr. and Mrs. Steve Sciarappo Mr. Stephen Stark Mr. and Mrs. Roger Totten Mr. David Vasquez ‘97 Mr. and Mrs. Chris Wakefield Mr. and Mrs. Douglas J. Yeskey Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Zeck Mr. and Mrs. Raymond G. Zylla

Friend’s Club $100 and above

Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Richard Armanini Mr. and Mrs. James L. Baglini, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Richard J. Bailey Bank of America Matching Gifts Mr. and Mrs. Brian Barkyoumb Ms. Rosamaria H. Bernasconi ‘98

Mr. and Mrs. Tim Boughton Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Buchanan Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Burke, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Buyer Mr. and Mrs. Robert Collier Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Collins Mr. and Mrs. Rafe Cox Direct TV4Schools Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne Dobson Mr. and Mrs. James E. Doroz Mr. and Mrs. Craig Echeveste Mr. and Mrs. Chris A. Federico Mr. J. Eric Francisco Mr. and Mrs. Roger L. Gleisner Mrs. Lucinda Gould Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Harrigan Mr. and Mrs. Kevin T. Heild Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hershkowitz Ms. Cassandra L. Johnsen Ms. Diane Kathe Mrs. Susan Kauffman and Mr. Charles Blackmon Mr. and Mrs. John J. Koestner Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Koliboski Dr. Elizabeth Krings Ms. Tara E. Kwiatkowski ‘00 Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Leavy Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Mackowski Ms. Sandra Marsh Mr. and Mrs. Ben J. McGrady Mr. and Mrs. Steve J. McGrady Mr. Brigido R. Miranda, Jr. ‘61 Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Moberly Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nealon Mr. and Mrs. Andy Nguyen Mr. and Mrs. Louis Olivieri Mr. and Mrs. Terrence O’Neill Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel A. Ortiz ‘88 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Pattock Mr. and Mrs. Habib Polo-Petros Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Polowski Mr. and Mrs. James M. Probst Mr. and Mrs. Bruce G. Read Mr. and Mrs. Karl J. Reichardt Mr. and Mrs. Frank Repar, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Rich Dr. and Mrs. Richard Riley

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Mr. and Mrs. Christopher A. Rodriguez Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Roy Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ruiz Mr. Charles V. Ruiz Mr. and Mrs. Stewart N. Rylander Dr. and Mrs. Donald Sanchez Mr. and Mrs. Geraldo L. B. Santos Mr. and Mrs. Bruce R. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Steve M. Skotak Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Spinner Ms. Ruth Stuart Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Tighe Mr. and Mrs. John Vance Mr. Cornelius Vanscott Mr. and Mrs. Tony P. Verlander Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Ward Wells Fargo Foundation Educ. Matching Gift Program Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Zawtocki

Seton Supporter

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Albrecht Mr. and Mrs. Lou M. Amorosi Mr. Don Aspito Mr. Daniel W. Beauchamp ‘02 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Bisso Mr. and Mrs. Fred Borns Mr. and Mrs. Gerardo Brandon Mrs. Lisa Campbell-Watson Mr. and Mrs. Neil D. Clinch ‘77 Ms. Julie R. Cole Mr. and Mrs. John P. Companik Mr. Thomas Darby Mr. and Mrs. Douglas M. Davaz Mr. Gerald Doris Mrs. Marie Evans Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Evans Mr. and Mrs. Jose Fernandez Mrs. Catherine Garduno Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Goldbach Mr. and Mrs. James Heath Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Humbert Intel Charitable Match Trust Mr. and Ms. Daniel M. Kendree Mr. and Mrs. Francis Keough Mr. and Mrs. David J. Krause

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Mr. Jesse H. Kroupa ‘05 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Lacey Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lawless Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O. Lester Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Levitch Sr. Joan Marie Madden Mr. and Mrs. Alan J. Magnus Mr. and Mrs. William Mariner Mr. and Mrs. Edward Martin Mr. Carlos Martinez ‘76 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew McCarville Mr. and Mrs. James McCormick Ms. Ann McDonnell Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. McGuire Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mead Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Nelson Mr. and Mrs. John Nowak Mr. and Mrs. John T. Nowak Mr. Richard E. Pachek Mrs. Mary Jane Pearson Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Pennison Mr. and Mrs. John P. Riegel Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Ruchensky Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Russell Mr. and Mrs. Geraldo Santos Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Schimpp Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Schindele Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Schroeder Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Shea Mr. and Mrs. Steven Skotak Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Slomski Mr. Scott M. Sperry ‘04 Mr. and Mrs. Tim Springston Mrs. Deborah Sterkowitz Mr. and Mrs. Peter Stevenson Mr. and Mrs. Clay Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Leo R. Tierney Ms. Beatrice Toth Urbayn Ms. Maria Vinaras Mr. James R. Walton Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zimmerer

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Mr. and Mrs. David J. Bresnahan Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Chavez, III Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Collins Mr. and Mrs. David A. Donovan Mr. and Mrs. Scott Fraser Gila River Indian Community Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hietter Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Jaramillo Mr. and Mrs. Jody D. LaBenz Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reckenberg Mr. and Mrs. Stewart N. Rylander Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sampson Mr. and Mrs. George E. Sant Ms. Claire Varney Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wallace

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Achen-Gardner Construction, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Randi Alpers American Express Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. Harry N. Antram

Mr. and Mrs. Brian Barkyoumb Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. Borns Campanella Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John Carrieres Mr. and Mrs. Neil D. Clinch ‘77 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Cravener Mr. Thomas Darby Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Dickason Mr. and Mrs. Germain J. Engelbert Alberta B. Farrington Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Leo S. Flogel Mr. and Mrs. Zaid Frangul Freeport-McMoRan Copper and Gold Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William Godbout Mr. and Mrs. James Grindey Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hadad Mr. and Mrs. Jim Haggerty Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Hausbeck Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Hemingway Mr. and Mrs. John D. Hudson

Mr. David L. Jacobs Mr. Charles Blackmon and Mrs. Susan Kauffman Mr. Jesse H. Kroupa ‘05 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Kubasak Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O. Lester Kemper and Ethel Marley Foundation Ms. Gina McDuffie Mr. and Mrs. Scott McLean Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mead Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Molloy Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Moore Mr. and Mrs. Andy Nguyen Mr. and Mrs. William Nowak Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Osterday Mr. and Ms. Ronald D. Pearson Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Peterson Mr. and Mrs. James M. Probst Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Pugh Quality Home Maintenance, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reckenberg

Mr. and Mrs. Karl J. Reichardt Mr. and Mrs. George E. Sant Mr. and Mrs. Geraldo L. B. Santos Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Sarotte Fr. William Schmid Mr. and Mrs. Cortland J. Silver Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Spinner Mr. and Mrs. Walt T. Stenborg Mr. and Mrs. Will Sternberg Mr. and Mrs. Mazin D. Sukkar Mr. and Mrs. Danilo Tabique Mr. and Mrs. James Tighe Ms. Maria Vinaras Wells Fargo Foundation Educational Matching Gift Program Mr. and Mrs. Ken Whisenhunt

Phase 1A Football Stadium Au’Authum Ki Construction, Inc. Ms. Elizabeth W. Bozzuto Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Chavez, III Ms. Michelle Coleman

Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Eklund Mr. and Mrs. William Eubanks Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Flores Mr. and Mrs. Roger L. Gleisner Mr. and Mrs. William B. Hanger Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Harrington Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hershkowitz Ms. Kathleen M. Hobbs ‘88 Ms. Leah Iverson Mr. and Mrs. Kevin McCarthy Ms. Lynn F. McDonough ‘01 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory N. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Andy Nguyen Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel A. Ortiz ‘88 Paramount Pool and Spa Systems Thunderbird Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jim Troia Mr. Peter J. Vlastelica ‘95

Phase 1A Track

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Seton After Dark Donors & Sponsors

Business Donors

Actors Theater Allegiant Ambrosia Floral Boutique Apex Chiropractic Aqua-Tots Swim Schools Arizona Diamond Center Arizona Diaper Service Arizona Jewish Theatre Company Arizona Museum of Natural History ASU Kerr Cultural Center Augusta Ranch Golf Club Aunt Donna’s Grooming Back Fit Chiropractic Bed, Bath and Beyond Blue 32 Sports Grill Bolt Security Brittany Hansen Photography Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre Buca di Beppo Buhrow, Gillis & Sabol, PLLC Build a Bear Bullmoose Orthodontics Castles-n-Coasters Caswell’s Indoor Shooting Range Catalina Cleaners Cathy’s Rum Cake C-Fu Gourmet Restaurant Challenger Space Center Chandler Center for the Arts Chase Field-AZ Diamond Backs Children’s Dental Village Chris Anthony’s Hair Salon Circle K Stores, Inc. Coco Cola Enterprises Dance Republic Desert Caballeros Western Museum Desert Island Restaurants Designs by ‘S’ Dickerson Orthodontics Dillon’s on top of Central Dilly’s Disneyland Community Relations Dolly Steamboat Don & Charlie’s Down Under Wines Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad d-vine Bistro and Wine Bar Eagle Mountain Golf Club

Edible Arrangements FastFrame #109 Fiddlesticks Tempe Floridino’s Restaurant Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation Golf Tec North Scottsdale Grand Canyon Deer Farm Grand Canyon Planning Assoc., LLC Great Play Kids Gym Harkins Theatres Heard Museum Hillside Spot Cafe Home Video Studios Honeymoon Sweets Jimmy and Joe’s Pizzeria Lamar Photography Leasures Designer Portraits Legoland California Lucky Lou’s American Grill Malinda’s Pampered Pets JW Marriott Camelback Inn Marriott Tucson Starr Pass Resort and Spa Mary Immaculate Books & Gifts Matage Custom Framing Mount Claret Retreat Center Musical Instrument Museum Noah’s Ocotillo Golf Resort Orange Leaf Yogurt Out of Africa Wildlife Park Page Springs Cellars Paramount Pool and Spa Systems Peter Piper Pizza Phoenix Knife House Phoenix Mercury Phoenix Rock Gym Phoenix Symphony Phoenix Zoo Polar Ice Pro Edge Performance Training Queen Creek Performing Arts Center Ray Family Dental Ritz Carlton Ross Dress for Less R.T. O’Sullivan’s Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts Seton Baseball Basket Seton Basketball Team

Seton Catholic Preparatory Seton Cheer Team Seton Cross Country Basket Seton Football Team Sincerely, Sandra Inc. Solid Rock Sophie’s A French Bistro St. Mary’s Gift Shop Stratum Laser Tag Sweeties Candy of Arizona Sylvan Learning Team Sport Outfitters Tempe Mission Palms Hotel The University of Arizona Biosphere 2 The Velvet Boutique Tinderbox TMK Auto Repair Total Wine & More USA’s Skateland Valle Luna Mexican Food & Cantinas Venezia’s Pizzeria Von Hanson’s Meats Walgreen Pharmacies Zipps Sports Grill

Individual Donors

Mr. and Mrs. Ramsey Alimusa Mr. and Mrs. Randi Alpers Mr. and Mrs. Lou M. Amorosi Mr. and Mrs. Philip Ariola Mr. and Mrs. Roland Benigno Ms. Sherri Bick Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. Borns Mr. and Mrs. David Bresnahan Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brockert Mr. and Mrs. Eric Broucek Mr. and Mrs. Gary Brown Mr. and Mrs. John Bruno Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Buckel Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Butler Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Cabel Mrs. Lisa Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Richard Candelaria Mr. and Mrs. Nunie Castro Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Chimel Mr. Javier Cisneros Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Clinch Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cook Mr. and Mrs. Rafe Cox

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Cravener Mr. Robert Creelman Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Cusimano Mr. and Mrs. Fred Daily Mr. and Mrs. Dan F. Desmond Mr. and Mrs. Mark Detente Mr. and Mrs. James E. Doroz Mr. and Mrs. William L. Dorsey Mr. and Mrs. Richard Douglas Mr. and Mrs. Tom Duncan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Farinella Mr. and Mrs. Chris Federico Mrs. Sheila Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Flores Ms. Dawn Franklin Mr. and Mrs. Lewis D. Ghiz Mr. and Mrs. Michael Greenawalt Mr. and Mrs. Jim M. Haggerty Mr. Steve Hart Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hartenbower Mr. and Mrs. Tim Helms Mr. and Mrs. Gregory C. Herriman Ms. Karen Hill Ms. Carol Husk Mr. Gary Husk Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Jaramillo Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Todd R. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kahler Mr. Lefty Karropoulos Mr. and Mrs. Mark Keough Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Koliboski Mr. and Mrs. Jody D. LaBenz Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Lacey Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Lanzieri Mr. and Mrs. Eduardo Latimer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lawless Mr. Ronnie Leach Mr. and Mrs. Jose A. Lopez Rev. Daniel McBride Mr. and Mrs. Merle McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Steve J. McGrady Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McGuire Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Miller

Every attempt has been made to provide a complete and accurate list of donors. If your name has been inadvertently omitted, please accept our sincere apologies and contact the Advancement Office at 480-963-1900, Ext 2006 or CGould@SetonCHS.org.

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Designated Gifts

Alumni Hall of Fame

Mrs. Grace Martinez Alvarado ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bustos ’87 Ms. Suzanne Guerin ’79 Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hernandez

Athletics

ABA Office Corporation American Health Group BCT Printing Calplastering Canteen Tequila Bar Dunkin Donuts Mr. and Mrs. Jim M. Haggerty Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hart Senator and Mrs. John F. Huppenthal La Bocca Pizzeria LifeLock, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Lowe Majerle’s Mr. and Mrs. Steve J. McGrady Ms. Gail Miller Morris, Inc. Petersen’s Carpet Cleaning and Floor Care Rigatony’s Robbie Fox’s Public House Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Rodriguez Mr. and Mrs. Martin Ruggiero Thunderbird Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James Tighe Subway Valle Luna Mexican Restaurants

Chapel

Coach Mulvey Award

Mrs. Sarah Mulvey Huston ’76

Fine Arts

Catholic Healthcare West

Mrs. Edith Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Molloy Mr. and Mrs. Brad Morse Ms. Cory Navarro Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Osterday Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Polowski Mr. and Mrs. James M. Probst Ms. Mary Ann Rich Mr. and Mrs. Adam Rodriguez Mr. and Mrs. Chris Rodriguez Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Russell Mr. and Mrs. Terence Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Stewart N. Rylander Ms. Lisa Sallurday Mr. Brian Sanford Rev. Will Schmid Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Somenek Mr. and Mrs. Richard Speer Mr. and Mrs. Tim Springston Ms. Gwen Stanley Mr. Richard Stark and Mrs. Alice Sauve Mr. and Mrs. Charles Suman Ms. Kelly Toleman Darren Vande Voorde and Cluadia Camalich Mr. and Mrs. David M. Veals Mr. and Mrs. Tony Verlander Mr. Erik Vijums Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Villegas Chuck Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Ward Ms. Maret Webb Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weigel Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Wendt Mr. and Mrs. Ken Whisenhunt Mr. and Mrs. Tim Wolf Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Young

Tuition Scholarship Fund

Mr. Joseph J. Campanella Catholic Community Foundation Honeywell Hometown Solutions Mr. and Mrs. William G. Stocks

Miscellaneous

Anonymous Arizona Watertite Systems, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. James McNaughton Mr. and Mrs. John Omohundro, Sr.

Music

Mr. and Mrs. Highly Falkner

Robotics Club

Campanella Family Foundation

Mrs. Eva Serrano Mr. Dennis Troggio

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Gifts of Time & Talent Judy Adamec April Alfonso Sue Alpers Gina Amarosi Harry and Carmen Antram Phil Ariola Don Aspito Angelina Baglini Lisa Ballesteros Fred and Margaret Borns Gerardo Brandon Marty Breeden Dave Bresnahan Earl and Julie Brockert Christine Broucek Mr. and Mrs. Gary Brown Anita Buckel Michele Burke Mark Bustos ‘87 Monica Buyer Ann Candelaria Noeliz Carballo Sarah Champagne Frank Chavez Dan and Terry Chavez Dorothy Chimel Peg Clinch Dennis ‘77 and Peg Clinch Cristy Cole

Amy Companik Jennifer Cook Mary Cooper Kari and Jaime Cortes Noreen Cravener Fr. Tim Davern Diana DeLaCruz Geri Desmond Andrew and Emily Dieterle Carol Dobson Larry and Tracy Dorsey James Doroz ‘90 Barbara Douglas Triana Dowrick Lisa Dugan Lisa Eddy Sonia Esposito Maridith Esquivel Mike Evans Karen Fahey Linda Farfante Maureen Farinella Julia Federico Angela Felix Tanya Ferreira Laura Files Olivia Fitzhugh Shannon Fleck Rosie Flores Christina Flores Lisa Freidhof Susan Fugger Mary Galan Yvette Gallagher Doreen Garlid Greg Gesicki Joy Gillies Paul Girvan ‘64 Valerie Gobeil Jim Gorman Dena Greenawalt Caryn Haggerty Brad Hahn Carol Hale Dan Harrington

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Sustaining Seton Society Electronic monthly gifts to the Fund for Seton Catholic

Mr. Daniel W. Beauchamp ’02 Ms. Rosamaria H. Bernasconi ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Bitler Mr. and Mrs. Brian Campanella Mr. and Mrs. John Carrieres Mr. and Mrs. James Grindey Mr. and Mrs. Lenard Hailey Ms. Karen Hill Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Kendree Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Osterday Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Pattock Mr. and Mrs. George E. Sant Mr. and Mrs. Leo R. Tierney Mr. David Vasquez ’97

Nicole Harrison ‘88 Tami Hartenbower Laura Hawes Heidi Heild Emily Ryan Hicks ‘93 Julie Hietter Catherine Hollow Kevin and Jean Hopwood Jerry Horowitz Cecilia Hudson Mary Huffman Jamie Hufford Suanne Humbert Elizabeth Ryan Hundelt ‘01 Amany Ibrahim Cindy Jaramillo Jane Johnson Jill Johnson Kevin Jordan Colleen Junck Sherrie Kahler Sharon Kaiser Vicki Kaiser Vickie Kathe Susan Kauffman Mark Keough Father Killian Katie Kolossa Jody and Liz Labenz Kathy Ladzinski Kendra Latimer Carol Lawless Jerry Lawlor Jane Martin Judy Matz Ryan McCaigue Sherry McCarville Linda McDonald Dayna McGrady Belinda McGuire Tom McGuire Faith and Jim McNaughton Griffin Merkel Teresa Meske Julie Meyer

DeEtte Milhone Pat Molloy Mukund Moorthy Lisa Moreland Elaine Morse Deacon Dwight Morton Sandy Murray Nina Murry Julie Nelsen Mary Jane Nowak Terrence O’Neill Teresa Ornelas Gabe Ortiz ‘88 Peggy O’Sullivan Christine Pabst Diane Paz Lezli Pearson Anita Petersen Maureen Petrides Kathy Polowski Phyllis Prahl Jim and Renee Probst Angie Pugh Ken and Sheila Refner Arian Robaina Sev Rodarte ‘62 Lisa Rodriguez Mandy Rohde ‘95 Rick Rosenquist Roseanne Rowlands Lucille Ruchensky Kay Ryan Stewart and Donna Rylander Kay Rzonca Rachel Ryan Salanga ‘94 Gina Samuels Chris Sarotte Alice Sauve Susan Schalick Joan Schmitt Micki Schroeder Jill Sciarappo Davonna Serrano Kathy Shurr Steve Simmerman

Colleen Sizer Janet Smith Socorro Snow Kat Sparti Therese Speer Debbie Spinner Tim Springston Jamie Standage Gwen Stanley Shari and Walt Stenborg Theresa Stoll Kristine Stoll Stoll Masonry, Inc. Linda Sullivan Aileen Sutherland Lynn Tabique Kathy Thomas Cheryl Tibbetts Tammy Toguchi Cathie Veals Kris Wallace Janet Weigel Fidencio Ybarra Paula Young Rich and Marie Zawtocki

Thank You

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The Seton Catholic Preparatory High School community wishes to extend sincere thanks and gratitude to all of our volunteers who work tirelessly and selflessly to enhance the educational experience for our students and parents. If we have inadvertently omitted a name from this list, please accept our apologies and kindly contact the Advancement Office at 480-963-1900, x2006, so that we may make the necessary corrections for the future. Thank you!

The Fund for Seton Catholic The Sustaining Seton Society

Monthly Giving Club Giving as little as $20 per month to the Fund for Seton Catholic makes it easy for you to make a difference for our students. These monthly gifts add up quickly and are easy to fit into your budget for charitable giving. Participation at any level will ensure continued excellence in our classrooms, expansion of extracurricular activities and added technology benefits. Membership in the Sustaining Seton Society allows you the ease and security of automatic giving directly to Seton Catholic.

After enrollment in the Society, you will receive a free Seton Catholic memento as well as a Seton Catholic events pass, which will entitle you and a guest to free admission to five Seton athletic or fine arts events during the course of the school year. Enroll electronically by clicking the “donate now” button, choose the Fund for Seton Catholic and the monthly deduction frequency.

Employer Matching Gifts - Did you know that you can double or even triple your donation to the Fund for Seton Catholic? Many employers offer a Matching Gift Program to help maximize your gifts to charitable organizations. Check with your Human Resources Department for details. It’s as simple as enclosing a form from your employer along with your donation. The Advancement Office will do the rest!

Electronic Giving - Giving a gift online by credit or debit card is easy using our secure website. Online donations allow you the flexibility of making a one-time gift or scheduling a smaller, recurring monthly gift if that’s what works best for you. Simply click the “donate now” button at the top of the page.

For additional information or questions, call Cindy Gould in the Seton Advancement Office at 480-963-1900, ext. 2006, or send an email to CGould@Seton CHS.org.

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GIVING

Of all the gifts you have given, a bequest in your will may be the most meaningful one you will ever make. Through a bequest, you can remember loved ones in special ways, perpetuate your values and help shape the future of Seton Catholic Preparatory High School.

For more information, please call Paula Osterday, Director of Advancement (480) 963-1900 Ext. 2011

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In Memory

In Memory of Francisco Aguilate and Francisco Santos Mr. and Mrs. Geraldo L.B. Santos In Memory of Katherine E. Campanella Mr. Joseph J. Campanella Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Cravener Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Osterday In Memory of Richard Eagan Ms. Karen Hill In Memory of Louis Esposito Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Esposito In Memory of Michael A. Eubanks ’86 Ms. Elizabeth W. Bozzuto Ms. Michelle Coleman Mr. and Mrs. William Eubanks Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Flores Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hershkowitz Ms. Kathleen M. Hobbs ’88 Ms. Leah Iverson Mr. and Mrs. Kevin McCarthy Ms. Lynn F. McDonough ’01 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory N. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Ortiz ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Andy Tran Mr. and Mrs. Jim Troia Mr. Peter J. Vlastelica ’95 In Memory of Sharlene Heiler Mr. and Mrs. Matthew McCarville In Memory of Archie K. Jacobs Mr. David L. Jacobs In Memory of Michael Toth and Linda Koss Mr. and Mrs. John T. Nowak In Memory of Bud Wallace Ms. Gina McDuffie

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In Honor

In Honor of Bradley Barkyoumb ’99 Capital Group Companies In Honor of the Polo-Petros Family Mr. and Mrs. Habib Polo-Petros In Honor of Anthony Wallace ’11 and Meghan Wallace ’14 Mr. and Mrs. Louis Giallonardo In Honor of Michael Vetti Mr. and Mrs. Rand Harbert

Class of 2011 Senior Tributes

In Honor of Melissa Brandon Mr. and Mrs. Gerardo Brandon In Honor of Christopher Cusimano Mr. and Mrs. Louis Cusimano In Honor of Andrew Doroz Mr. and Mrs. James Doroz In Honor of Ashley McCormick Mr. and Mrs. James McCormick In Honor of Daniel Pabst Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pabst In Honor of Ethan Springston Mr. and Mrs. Tim Springston In Honor of Danelle Vance and Brennan Vance Mr. and Mrs. John Vance In Honor of Anthony Verlander Mr. and Mrs. Tony Verlander

To make a commemorative gift, please contact the Advancement Office at 480-963-1900, Ext 2006 or CGould@SetonCHS.org.

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Seton Catholic Preparatory High School introduces the Commemorative Giving Program as a way to recognize the special people in your life. This opportunity allows you to give a gift in honor or memory of someone. Many friends, colleagues and family members live their lives in the same spirit that Seton Catholic Prep was founded. This opportunity is now available to recognize their life journey or celebrate their accomplishments. Persons wishing to recognize a loved one in this way may do so with either a Memorial Gift or an Honorarium Gift.

The Seton Catholic Prep community gratefully acknowledges gifts to the Sisters of Charity Endowed Scholarship Fund through the Commemorative Giving program in honor or memory of the following individuals: In Memory of Lorenza DeMuro In Memory of Sam DeMuro In Memory of Dolores Soto Ferguson ’68 In Honor of Katherine Krzys In Memory of Jane Land In Memory of Nunzio Lazzaro In Memory of Ralph Lozano In Memory of Graciela Pinon In Memory of Dr. Yang Rui

Gifts-In-Kind Donors

Adam’s Photography Mr. and Mrs. Bob Adlhoch ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Armbruster Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Austin Mr. and Mrs. Brian Barkyoumb Bashas’ Family of Stores Mr. Richard Burkow Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Butler Carpet Direct Mr. and Mrs. Dave Daniels Ms. Rita Davenport Rev. Tim Davern Mr. Richard Doria Mr. and Mrs. Gregory P. Gesicki Mr. and Mrs. Lewis D. Ghiz Guerrero Lindsey Sign Co. Mr. Don Huentelman Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Humbert Jamba Juice Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jensen, Jr. Mr. Albert Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lawless Marty’s Trophies

Matage Custom Framing Maynard and Associates Mr. and Mrs. Ryan McCaigue Ms. Luella McDaniel Mr. and Mrs. Merle McDonald ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mendoza Rev. Gregory Menegay Ms. Beth Mitchell Peddler’s Son Produce Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Petersen Mr. Henry Richards Rubio’s Ms. Elizabeth Ruggiero Mr. and Mrs. Martin Ruggiero Ms. Peggy Sandahl Serrano’s Mexican Restaurants Mr. and Mrs. Cortland J. Silver Barbara and Steven Smith Someburros Stoll Masonry, Inc. Texas Roadhouse Mr. and Mrs. Douglas J. Yeskey Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Young

We are Seton!

The spirit within the lives of all Sentinels is showcased here at one of the many retreats students have the opportunity to participate in.

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Financials Other Revenue 4.9%

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Fiscal Year 2010-11

Scrip 11.9%

Food Services 1.8% Athletics 5.1% Diocesan Grant & Interest 0.9% Tuition & Fees 57.9%

Development & Scholarships 17.5%

Diocesan Grant & Interest—.9% Tuition & Fees—57.9%

Development & Scholarships—17.5% Other Revenue—4.9%

What is a Memorial Gift?

Revenue Sources Scrip—11.9%

Food Services—1.8%

Making a gift in memory of a loved one and being able to express your sympathy in a meaningful way can be done through the Commemorative Giving Program. You can honor a loved one annually on All Souls Day or another special day of memory in your loved one’s life, such as the anniversary of their death.

Athletics—5.1%

How can I participate?

The Commemorative Giving Program is available to you through the Seton Catholic Preparatory High School website at www.setoncatholic.org, under the Support Seton tab.

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Diocesan Grant & Interest Tuition & Fees Development & Scholarships Other Revenue Scrip Food Services Athletics Total Revenue

$61,873 $3,812,870 $1,149,577 $321,413 $784,795 $119,885 $330,925 $6,581,337

0.9% 57.9% 17.5% 4.9% 11.9% 1.8% 5.1% 100.0%

Student Instruction Athletics Administration Development Other Expense Scrip Maintenance & Plant Operations Food Services Total Expenses

$2,782,166 $604,549 $799,903 $270,841 $82,426 $784,795 $931,150 $140,075 $6,395,905

43.4% 9.5% 12.5% 4.2% 1.3% 12.3% 14.6% 2.2% 100.0%

Net Income Capital Expenditures

$185,432 $169,835

Expenditures Maintenance & Plant Operations 14.6% Scrip 12.3%

What is an Honorarium Gift?

Making a gift to honor a living friend or relative on special occasions in their lives is also available through the Commemorative Giving Program. It’s a great way to let someone know you are thinking of them on their special day, whether it be a birthday, holiday, wedding, anniversary, graduation, promotion, civic honor, or any other special

Revenues

Other Expense 1.3%

Food Services 2.2% Student Instruction 43.4% Student Instruction—43.4%

Development 4.2%

Athletics —9.5% Administration—12.5% Development—4.2% Other Expense—1.3%

Expenditures

Scrip—12.3% Maintenance & Plant Operations—14.6% Food Services—2.2%

Administration 12.5% Athletics 9.5%

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Prom

Welcome Home Alumni

Saturday, March 31

Homecoming Football Game: October 5 Hall of Fame Awards: October 6 Sentinel Booster Club Golf Tournament: October 7

Golden Sentinels Reunion Classes of 1958-1962 Thursday, April 12

Volunteer Appreciation Mass and Reception Wednesday, April 25

Mass to begin at 7:30 am Reception to follow

25th Anniversary Seton After Dark Dinner & Auction Saturday, December 1

SAVE THE DATE!

Spring Play April 27-28 7:00 pm Fine Arts Theatre Production TBA

Class of 2012 Graduation Events Senior Brunch: May 6 Baccalaureate: May 23 Graduation: May 25

Planning a Class Reunion?

Why not get together during Alumni Weekend? The Advancement Office can assist you in: * Locating your classmates * Preparation and mailing of your invitations * Online reservations and payments * Media announcement of your event * Guidelines and timeline to ensure a successful turnout. Contact the Advancement Office at setonalumni@setonchs.org or call 480.963.1900 x2006 for details. Visit www. setoncatholic.org for announcement of the Alumni Weekend dates.

Order SCRIP in the Seton Spirit Store!

Located next to the Seton Library Open: M-Th 7:30-8:30 am & 2:30-3:30 pm Fri. 7:30-8:30 am & 12:30-1:30 pm