Mayfield High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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1945 The Crossroo s SENIOR STATISTICS Mast Individual Blast Talkatifve - Mast Canseientiaus Mast Argumentatifue Mast Athletic - Mast Executive - Quietest - Funniest Calmest - - Mast Reliable Mast Obliging Mast Sentimental - Mast Cangenial Blast Gullible Mast Serious - Witti'est - Best ZVaturea' Blast Stylish - Blast Outspalzen Most Versatile Blast Bflusical Mast Loyal - Happiest - - Mast Temperarnental Blast Vague - - Mast Frifvalaus Mast Dramatic Mast Artistic Best Sport - Mast Lafvable - By Vote of the Class - PATTY DUFF ANN ATTWOOD - PATTY DUFF CLAIRE SULLIVAN MARY BURNS CLAIRE SULLIVAN - PATTY DUFF LORENA JARRETT DIANE O'HAGAN LORENA JARRETT DIANE OBHAGAN MARY BURNS DIANE OBHAGAN CLAIRE SUI.LIVAN - PATTY DUFF JOSLYN CRILLY LORENA JARRETT J0sLYN CRILLY 'ANN ATTWOOD CLAIRE SULLIVAN LORENA JARRETT MARY BURNS CLAIRE SULLIVAN ANN ATTVVOOD LORENA JARRETT JOSLYN CRILLY DIANE O'HAGAN JOSLYN CRILLY - PATTY DUFF JOSLYN CRILLY Pag Th t

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Tl'lQ CPOSSPOOIlS Student Council President, '45 Member of Student Council, '44, '45 Sodality Pretect, '44 Child of Mary, '43, '44, '45 Assistant Editor of Crossroads, '45 Assistant Editor ot Crier, '45 News Editor ot Crier, '43, '44 Spring Play, '43, '45 Christmas Play, '44 President of Athletic Association, '44 Student Chairman of Building Fund, '44 Glee Club, '44, '45 Basketball Varsity, '44, '45 Volleyball Varsity, '44, '45 Class Basketball Team, '44, '45 Class Volleyball Team, '44, '45 Dance Committees, '44, '45 P g Twelve IQ45 CLAIRE SULLIVAN Thr zvorlzl is wry beautiful and I run wry young. Pasadena, California i943 - 1945

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-l-lie Crossroads IQ45 THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT of the Senior Class We, the class of the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and forty-five, and of the Independence of the United States, one hundred and sixty ninth, being of sound mind and sound body, do hereby set forth our last will and testament, and do hereby bequeath To the Sisters: Our sincerest thanks and deepest gratitude for all the sound advice and priceless guidance they have given us. To the First Seniors: Our experiences, good and bad, that they may profit by them and that they may persevere for brighter days to come. To the Second Seniors: The blessed relief that comes after passing through the suffering stage. And do hereby bequeath to our successors, the class of one thousand nine hundred and forty-six, all good fortune, good counsel and a good year. To Nancy Austin, we do will Lorena's curls. To Dotty Bailey, we do will a glee club solo. To Anita Barry, we do will Ann's giggle. To Peggy Buhlig, the annual tussle with the College Boards. To Mia Cano, Polonaise in A Major . To Lorelei Craig, we do will four new tires. To Beverly Davis, we do will a tan. To Julia Doleshal, Lorena's driver's license. To Frances Fraser, we do will Mary's blazer. To Ruth Eisen, we do will Diane's sunny corner of the patio. To Aloyce Kanne, a few of Joslyn's inches. To Patricia Kearney, a place on the Honor Roll. To Mary K. Mackin, we do will Ann's Hawaiian souvenirs. To Sarah Ann Perry, Diane's pink lightning. To Madelon Werweiss, we do will Ann's System. To Mary Anita Whealton, Claire's mathematical skill. Page Fourteen