Mayfair High School - Tradewinds Yearbook (Lakewood, CA)

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The 1974 Tradewinds staff, is proud to dedicate this year's annual to Mrs. Jeanne Staudigel. Since coming here 15 years ago, she has devoted much time and patience to both the students and the school. Mayfair High has enjoyed the benefits of Mrs. Staudigel's teaching since the school's conception in 1959. She contributed greatly to the school's curriculum by founding both the instrumental and choral depart- ments. Mrs. Staudigel was born and raised in Kansas, where she attended the University of Kansas. There she was awarded both an A.B. degree and a B.M.E. degree. She then earned her M.A. while attending the Columbia Teacher's College, specializing in the trumpet. Her talents in this area were soon to be publically appreciated, for she became a member of the Tulsa Symphony Orchestra. It was here that she met her husband, Art. They have been married now for 20 years and have two daughters. jenny is a freshman at UCLA and Nancy a junior at Lakewood High School. As a result of her talent, enthusiasm and a lot of hard work, Mrs. Staudigel has produced many fine mu- sicians, who are still showing their gratitude by returning to Mayfair to thank her for all that she has done for them. Mrs. Staudigel's strong attachment and sense of dedication to the music department that she founded, helped her to decide not to accept a junior college teaching position, once offered. A decision that both the faculty and students was glad she made. Mrs. Staudigel's students reflect her efforts towards musical excellence by their accomplishments. They have participated in choral productions at the Hollywood Bowl eight times, The Princess Louise, The Ma- sonic Temple, the dedication of the new lacaboni Library and many more. Her students have also received many awards, which again says something of the quality of instruction they are receiving from a very dedi- cated and talented person. We would like to extend our deepest thanks to Mrs. Jeanne Staudigel for her devotion and many hours of hard work for the students and the school. Thank you, Mrs. Staudigel