Mayfield High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1986 volume:

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ANGELA THIS ONE IS FOR YOU. 4 Dedication AN 1 ze, Qu -uf A, ' Dedication 5 Tell the teacher we're sur- fin' ... so the Beach Boys croori. Who honestly wants to lounge around in a stuffy classroom when beyond the skyscrapers sleeps a wild tur- quoise ocean just waiting to be wakened by the laughter of Eoung beachbums? With a lazing sun grinning over Southern California, rows of various shades of white, scarlet, and brown bodies bask over inviting golden sands along the coast. Air- conditioners blast, as do a myriad host of portable stereos. A rainbow of surf- boards skim the whitecaps un- til thesun goes down, then the beachbums race for the bon- fires and clambakes. There is no time like summer! There is no place in the world like the beach. . . 6 Theme -,gd yep. 511' We can't wait for lune! BVU 1' mrnavn f- f,, We,... ...gg-1-nan-1 ..----- .NIJ . .-xx' ro-1':.x ,. V Theme 7 If everybod had an ocean across the U S A . yr pf.fJiiQfQa, fe e f Q . 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Gone Surfin': Mr.,Esquiel Aguilar, Mr. Fernando Aguilar, Mr. and Mrs. Luis Castaneda, Ms. joanne Dell, Mrs. Victoria Bragin, Mrs. Monica Hubbard, Mr. james McManus, Mrs. Mary Ida Phair, Dr. julianna Salvati, Mr. Antonio Saragoza, Mrs. Lauretta Sellars, Mrs. Margaret Williams, Sr. Mary Wilfrid Yore. Faculty 6 1 . Ol? gg CIS K Q - - . , if 34' 9' Q? Esiugi gn N Faculty ss Q S -A Ms. Peggy Suggett Mr. Bill Olson Mrs. Victoria Bragin n L I 47 N123 X M , nl f Ms. Mary Bologna Mrs. Marianna Swanson Ms. Killarney Angel Ms. Barbara Wilson Ms. Angela Howell Ms. Peggiejohnbson ,yi Mrs. Sharon Fuller if Mr. james lenal Mr. Richard Weld Ms. Stephaniejenal KHQ Q- 'fr' QHIL ll Q1-Il lrlm f 1' I. 1 W . ' ' ,eg :sl E 5 7 mg K x V fg,-gqfsa fi Ms. Diane Wakefield Ms. Cora M. Culla Ms. Anita Peddy Mrs. Cheryl Decker ,. X xg is 5 P . Q. 'N r M . 'E' r.. 20 Faculty 1 '55- Mr. Luis Castaneda Mrs. Maria Castaneda .. . ilf N , v I . 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ZWJM ,Wg EE? , 4 if 5, ,EJB 7' ff f., saga 31 ' K If F V 2 .D 1. x an ww asswzmxsmm 1sx'-zwnw. , FRESHMEN Once again, a fresh batch of bri ht-eyed students graced the marble halls of Ma geld and braved the infamous underclassmen locker room. ln this first season, these girls could ponder such thought-provoking issues as what to get from Minotti's lunch truck - french fries, cookies, ta- quitos, a'nd a diet soft drink? No! Cupcakes, a fried burrito, and a diet soft drink! And still, they will have several more years to wonder why the gain- ed ten pounds when they always had diet colla with lunch and nothing fattenin . Ah, the highs and lows of freshman life! As the old song goes, Make new friends but keep the old . . . one is silver and the other gold. In these next three years, one surely can expect Mayfield to be strewn with little sparkles of silver and gold all engraved with Class 0 '89. V -.X I N sf t ' 55-sf , MQ? id tw, ft S X Kristen Kaminski Erin Lewis Deanna Corral 4 p, Freshmen X jenny Caton, Setsu Funaki X . Ana Fletes, Liza Torres Erin Bolenbaugh, Toshino Yuhaku, Chelsea Ashworth s A edgy W i N N: WL? -' . , . 4...-v. . 3 6 zu .- f 1 ,L iiii i gig 1 x ' f - 1 2 .sim ' f 3- ' 'N 'ff ' pb- K 595: N. . 1431325 i B 5 Corinne Rising, Heidi Marsh, Courtney Price, lenny Getzewich. Mara Rgdrigugz, Ruby Bugafin, U x xy Nb E1 Annie limenez, Dawn Mittleman, jasmine Tatevossian, Neveen EI-Farra. Freshmen Octavia Howell, Stacy McDermott, Lindsey Moore fl R Kristine jugo, Kavita Sharma, Veronica Vera - M, x, is, Cristina Thais, Katie Colborn, julie Bitonti, jenny Gorman -mf s .L,.is,fz3ig:si,f::g,?,a'T' , ,rf M J 1' .V Qfifj F QTY i ' - . ff Andrea Carter, Monica Molina .f ,g X Y Q sn. s T 1 i 'iw ull? ,Q J 4 S S v5 im Qffiwu-as ,W A XS' 9-f 'flig dy Claudia Alcaino, Evy Vargas, Michelle Fernandez Freshmen 31 ELP JQXQQGT M PECAUSE 2 TIME M was EY h Rama Prismantas Deri Wagner ISSSICH Staples len Held: Fehrenbacher Rosle UrenO Yvonne Gufas ny Scalzo V X3 Q exmmwdm ,... l Andrea Csejtey, jeni Hoskins Paulette Zaki, Kelley Riordan, Fara Anzures b NHDCY Roth, Nora Affine, Lisa Whitcomb Rebecca Pottmeyer, Glynis Turrentine, Robyn Hamilton, Betty Amaya Freshmen 33 I I 1 4 2 Q z f f.-w1:efw,f1,- ,L.',,:,1e,.wmsa4,1-wx f ' 1 .fww - , 'swam - - f ,-. f V ' 1' -qw - ,- M, fmw. - Jw f, - f -- , , . . , 7, 11,5457 'M 5' f . . ef' , v , K KA ffn .ky j - .xy xx 0 Az' 4, lg 5 . n f ' , , ws, . , 'gg ' Pal in 'wig 1' mg, -1 ' .lf 1 3 vi , fur g, gg 1441-g,W'f f f ,, 1 ,fx :fi ' ' ix 6361 ya1v,.,, 'H',-591' 1 I L f J . 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W A Mimi Konrad, Ellen Otto jackie Kahn, Kathy Tatevossian Brown, Rachel Taylor, Christina g , Rory Hogan, Michele Reid, Shelan joseph, Emilline Hernandez 36 Sophomores Eggiltinwgigcnk Beth Conrad Beanie McAnlff Mlchelle COX Sabrma Kaleta 'WW' A 41 A 'K f Z A' Vyf' ff: -g2. f f 1 l H l wa f 5 lf Angelique Berger, Allison Palmer, Lisa McDannel Lisa Gurash, Debbie COUGF Michelle Kluth, Tamilu Cleaves, Lisel Holdenried, Megan Allen Sophomores f 1 lf A x X are 16 if F, ,V 1 Ann Rahn, Michele Schiavone, Lynn Dee Crabtree Mary Loftus, Charmaine Carnes, Anne Schmutz, Gracelidoun Nw Marie Nev' Allyson Tevrizian, Grace Kibler Sophomores Nm , 'Bs' st Cathy Flores, Darleen Schuster, Catherine Kelly s iff fiswfu Elizabeth Pelton, Roksana Badkoubei Sylvia Tan, Karen Coffin 40 Sophomores Angela Antonio, Ann Marie Au, Nune Darakananda, Stephanie Kwan jennifer Ormsby, Colleen Rice . , .... HIGK' . s Christy Lenches, Kim Usollo, Larissa Rodriguez is ' f Michelle Destito, Sophomores 41 K, 5 3 I I Y 1 1 Y :fam --Lff , 1 rf, ,, Lfff 1 J we-1, iff ---- f ,, f- Y - .f ,,xf. 1, yd ,H ,ff f f ,, f 5 ,,--- - - - 7-'- .f , f. - X, Q ,V fr -- .- ff H w,,,: H -- F, H ...A E P53 W? an xii. is Qfv if WG M if U! ,, S, ,xg : 3 ESQ Q? ET 11 f,2jHzf-V, ' , :gf 7' fy K 5 ' , Q. 'f J L A f- A 1 V 1 gf f :M - ' f w Ivy: -ww-:P-fitw,fL:f E7'ri-:ff-EM.-11, fha' I . , , ,,,, ' A at ' 3 , - V f: , f--I 21' fy 'D rr ,SEAL 9.4 ---- yy lU IORS This.year's ambitious junior class portrayed a common bond togetherness. They portrayed unity while trying to sell Reese's in order to make enough money for their awaited junior Prom, while all the while growing closer and closer each day. The juniors definitely seem to be on the right track for becoming a superior Senior class. f as-:git Lisa Pawlek, Gigi Bannan, Ruth Develle 44 juniors Mu Annette Fuller, Wendy Madison, Anneke Conijn, Cheryl Daly Pam Ball, Ceci Cruz aw? 'Mai Melani Sechler, Zavda Coronel, Melia Sechler Shannon Riordan, Susie Lytle g if Dannielle Campos, jane! Romero, Diana Vasily, Frances Romero juniors u N 2 XX S l i 'Q '3 . we ggi? if 3? 'k:. Q A wx. iQ e-ig R e Marley Majcher, Heather Angelica Q Audrey Williams, JoAnne Schroeder Dionne Rapozo, Ann Pagano, Vilma Vera, Elaine Mary Latham! Dianne De Sha Yutan 46 juniors ..6,K.,.5Q:t.. Melissa Moreno, Faloia Barsic, Bolade Cynthia Hermogeno, Maureen Boyd, Raquel Olambivvonnu Apodaca as wi Q Q Q Margi Collins, Alison Shea, Carrie Krinock, Alison lones luniors Tiffany Krog Michele Scalzo, Erica Hoegee - Tammy Santos, Theresa Solom, Genna Helmberger Desma Murphy, Delphi Murphy, Helen Baird Chigii FUf121l4l, Betsy Knox Sarah Moore, Lisa Arnopp Claire Woo, Claudia Fletes, lurie Du, Nancy Boutros juniors .5 KN Seniors 51 GW .il isllbufl x 1 L ll V ll 3 1' . lll if l lll f if ' f ff' l 'A . 5 lllll ll l l Q l , llllll lll ff l Flrsf ROW: Crfsyina Anslelfibfqlalrdli'ig3E5QHgg5and:a GhQ5 Toryjj Ellen lC0ffirffL'l.iLi Unamuno, Ivlarllannelylarinq, 'f Ffgden, Anna Bell. Kqlgfbgxlane Collins, Lara Rath, Ellsa j ah Iylbntgomelry, Mollie IYl g?p hyQ HAmgQ l3llg1l Sf6phan, Qhrisly Xlggan Rooy. Fourth RQw:L 4,,igzQ,4Charlo1te Reid, Laura Contrerasg lKdtie,H ayden, Karin lm. 5 lllll Wllll 1 l 4 - l 4 l , ji K ' Ili A -L ,u f .. df, ' , W f ek- ,, ,I f -'LQ l 1 A 1 5 K1 . rw Q Q . fi 23 si! 4 -.., wg.. , 410 mm +4-if 54 Seniors Christine Elizabeth Van Rooy All my ideals seem so absurd and impossible to carry out. Yet I keep them in spiteof everything because I feel people are really good at heart. r ' -- Anne Hank That which needs to besspmven isnot truly important. it i I I - Nietzche Thanks'M 84 D, Ien,,SLmurf, Ang, Bob, Srs, 84 Crew. I love you all! Marie Hitch your Ato ao star. l oo oo --'Ralph Waldo Emerson 56 Seniors Clotllde Ban nan My sister usetleito walkfiup and-down the room with a book on her head. She siad it would make hier gracefulg Now lfwonderedo all graceful people havegejlat heads? i l I Believe iniemagic. i i Thank Monilil luv UJFMO hi Amy eiiiiel i ,... so ., ,VV...AAL Charlene Sandy Barone Those who can't risk going too far will neverlknow how far they can go. Love makes theworld go rounllgsbut friends make the trip worthwhile. Seniori5 57 -1 X 58 Seniors A L 'se Bell And we're not children,,and we know what we want k , i And the future is certain, givefus time to work it out. E - Talking Heads There is a deeper world than this tugging at your hand. i e V a -- Sting Thanks to Mom, Dad, Laurel, and Dave. i ,gj,f .rf-i XX ,Ed-s.,-. 1: :- - fi ,L , ' ' - Ak A,.1,L lf- , ii , M' V Tfjf' I i A f ii m , elle An n e lf U believeplook 2, the dawn and U shall never losei - ' in P P P P P , P -- Prince On ne voit bien qu'avec le Coeur. Uessentiel est invisible pour les yeux. P P P i , U -- Le Petit Prince l luv U: Dad, Mom, TH, AS, Sl, TT, RK, SD, seniorgieverygne gi . . ' - M ' P f- .'ffz:1f1:, J5-vi 60 Seniors Adriana Blanc l If y0u're never scared or embarrassed or hurt, it meanS you never take anyrchancesf' julia Sorel ey An n Bole There is a little ofthe child within us allp what we muistidoiiselearn to De adults without losing that part which is childlike andofull of laughter, for without it, we cannot be truly happy. W. A. Bolenbaugh A-gi .,,' K. .uf 62 Seniors . Sandra Cho One day we'll look back on all of this and laugh! My Friend K. Ellen Stevens Coffin Now it's time for the wheel to turn. Things are sad, butonelbylone before you know it, it's all gone. Things just can't go on like before, ut can't we still be friends? P. S. You're in my heart, you're in my soul. Rod Stewart QQBERTJ - '1'1:i,f', ' f H K Vi' , .. ,.,, L K toayf l e ?l l l ,fe fi, W AM I 0 I ff x' lane Marie o Be yourself. Don't want anything, just get everything. - A Friend lt's too easy to be just anyone. -- Howard lones And tell me it is a crbime to have an ideal or two Evolving takes its time,,we can't do it all in one go 64 Seniors Doesn't have totdrivegus vtyo mad we can only do our best at t Let the mmd shut heart do the rest. - Howardjones K y 'L f -05'YVf'V',W ' 'f, v1Vf'Y','Y'F J 1 1 ci. .'.fQQf'O Q 54 Q'+'+'4 ':ff,f.',f,+,cf4 s e 4 o s o Q 4 f o ' 4 5 ' N I Q , m if .i'Lgo :::'.,+4vesr'59I ,f Aero Q v + .,',f,f 4- . A .f'f4f,749A9AQAQ+ V v ve v -K' I 4 4 'rr' v 1f'o'o'.' 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Do the thingsoyou be ieve f i n. , I Now lfve got things todo, you hzwo, too And We got to be me, you've got toabe you - Qggllms -5 DepQChe Mode ':f- is .,.- - - - ,L-.f L' Q S. X Marcel a h s h V God created this world lam in this I wantfto nowf ow . o h o h or thathphenomenon, in the spectrom of this or that elementp I want to know his thoughts: the rest are detallsf' Muchas gracias por darme todo! Te quiero Mami Toria, Papa lhon y Mami julia. A. E. Einstein SGHIQQS4 essh' 4 , - Lee l'm not the hothouse plant they think I am. l t - Vivien Leigh l'm ready for my close-up, Mr. De Mille. i i -- Norma Desmond, Sunset Boulevard Don't ever take the mystery away from people. They thrive on their little mysteries and their dreams. it ' it i at 'i 70 geniors Yytieeg,5j3yyl -Natalie Wood we ff. 'ff' a ff' fa 'ff' ,,..,'f'9'I?6'ff's'a'Qlg' 'f l 4960 Q ilvlsloi ll +'o'f'l HQ N , rw 900,000 P Car0l Lee Freden Hold fast to dreams. s For if dreams die, Life is a broken-winged bird That Cannot fly.. A thousand skeptic hands W0n't keep us fromlrfhe things we plan. l love you Mom, Dad, and Sia. 11 Langston Hughes - Howard jones Seniors an 71 72 Seniors na Berna elte Ciarcia . . . and our world to be our world, the one we wanted andfifnot standingpsponpthe doorstep of someone else's waiting forahoney, perhaps. - ColmfMraclnnes is e All my love to Ma 84 Daddy, Lola, Mike, Edison, and everyoneyyho could understand all my jokes and laugh at them! V Eg J Caroline MaeHaIili Life is a circle wending around Iaughfer ano tears and tears and laughter. r V r arrr .4 o ' -- Arrmillerand Ar mernory Seniors 73 74 Sefiiors I decided Iongdagoideverifo waik in anyonefs shadow. If I fali, if I edizcceedd, atzidastdifve lived as I believe. I IIII Ei I I f i 'fi I I - Whitney Housitcn Thanks and Iove always Mom 84 Bill. I , X f A r A a i ' 4 ' , A hhtt iioiiiaia ff he a An a A dream is own to kdeg within youriiheart. To on when you're happy orwggeneyour een torn apart. ' A dreamlis something aiifyour own else steal. A dream a ' 2 r iori A A -- S. C.r ' A h A i A A 1 ,frig- Z ' ' Y 3 . z,.g'f,,':f:il2i A 1 - ' .-'Yfzimaz K I ar' ,,,+ ' 'Y Y! X I Q11 1 f i jgii l . o oo o Duane Marie ra Forget whatihofgifggused to beQ , You are what choose to be. h glfighooowhateveroit isoyou see o o o ifhojt life will become. A lackson Bjfown Thanks Mom and Dad, I V qs.-is ,V MX I ta ,, xi ss 4 , ,. K Vrikiiii, tzi , , , . V- I K Viik K, i . Trc ey Hos on 'You have to take chancesf,jpnsp life. iood things happen, sometimes bad things if youtdon't ta e a chance, nothings happens. , ssst p tlst f tt ntt l s fQ Q , s izrsf gf ,V,.VV,.k . , ,K V A K k,I,, a Arthur momdadchristyftnelmbmeeaehrfsaf , 'Z-s. Senrpfsfnsssi 77 - . 4,3 . ,W 78 Seniors Elaine Hung Things that were hard to bear are sweet to remember. -4Seneca Hercules Fure-ns I An optimist is a guy that has never had much experience Q - Don Marquis i P.S. Time can change me. I can't change time. - David Bowie Q--------------e e Kerith Kelly Make Love Not WarQ Peace. V AMW L, 1 m L4 LL::l-V' H VV L i m K 'V' f 5 Q XP t,g,'f,ff39 ' 9 if Q? 6 M Q Af 151 . 3' 5 N . 'X N L i 5A i ! k l ' ' ' ' Wal-Lmg If iri1 CirCl6S9 makgthem spiral! -- M.Ol.. 2f S f Pleasg5 remember thatllove you all! A C. T.: We're ig0 nna f 1aughiigboutfbis!! I Q S.. 2 ' ' ' n m .1 1 l And then beginfi T'if h0w i ii's been! lSen1org l 81 '.i1fs21ts?z,ff'fk.:-f ' f-,sf,--W' 1 82 Seniors Sigrun Stefania Kolsoe Being without you takes a lot of getting used to . . . 1 y -- Chicago I really love you all, mamma, pabbi, Sneelda, - Lona, Kari, and Carol. Me Thanks to all my friends. Me Monica Evelyn Lenches Yesterday is but a dream, e i and tomorrow only a vision, s but today well lived makes everyfYestefday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision ofehopeg' e i of Kalidosa Seniors 83 . law:- ' 1 1 V ,fm f res. , - - F vsiiwwgir SS Q V J, .wiv in 7 qkw W w Q X Q ,, Q , N a'-515' 'W in .Jn Y F? st A if V, Q V N kk 5 4, ' .X sf 'Qwixef X kw- Vr if xQi2ffg, + N 4,0 ,Q 0 Re fggfXef3 oXfo' 4T'+Egj if so ff ,I x1,.1m.w -f - ' y 'ffff-fu f fi- M, 1. , :Q--I+.:-f. , -, f nf.-W, , ,. H,-,.,,A-. , ,-Y .. ,T :H ,, ,,.,5W,:E1M I H1,MM,f5Vf.,,::, I I K KM mw.1f,1 , f , ,.,, , , ., , , H K 1 W,,..,, ..,, . . , ,..,,..,,. , H, ,.:-W, , f H, 1, M, ,K , ,,.,, x,fM.1f ,.f- ,-f 131-fr,-ffm - U: ---' f i A f f--f'f-- f -f L, , H .,,,.., ,.,. ., ,, ., . ,V . ,V ,E , ,K M, .- X I .172 .,gV L.f, igffiifki I I I K, I . i -L:V' Vh ,L,,-. :Ti Vi-V i V: VVVV, I Thankgmom and dad. I love you. ' I Collins s .ml 3 LauralHlAAackey Everybody keeps on telling me howto be Everybody tells me do what they say. t Oh, I tell myselfqit's up to me and no one else. o Until Ifm readyiust keep out of my way. -Phil Collins I've survived. Now my dream has been born. Thanks f Seniors' 85 Mom 84 Dad, I love you, -L o,o, g me L - 86 Seniors Marianne Grace Marino Rbb the afarage his lifeeillusioh, and you rob hirhhbf his hah piness at the sameastrokef' h aa - Henrilflbsen , i Gayane lean Minasian Resolve to be thyselfg ond know, that heiilvho finds himself, loses his misery. s ii -MatthewArnold so l Seniors 87 88 Seniors Kathleen Montgomery ln thelong runfthe peseirnist mayibe proved right but the ootimist his a better time on the trip. V ioii r tr i eerie o l i -- Daniel T. Reardon Youiare neveergin trouble unless you get caught. i fill t t i 1 r e Dad Victoria Marie Kathleen Mulhall This is the only thing the Lord of you, to act justly, to love tenderly, i and to walk humbly with your God. - Michah 6:8 Every dream l've had in the game, it went beyond that and gave me more. lt was like God just said, Here, here's someirnoyre. I-yl9AIZ3d0 Seniors taey 8 9 ij l ff , o l Mollie Reg: n a Mu Hey guys, ieie t I l i i ii l t lfyou believe in something, stick up for it. e eee Befirm, but do it with a smile. 1 f ' t - MURF 90 Seniors Lara Elizabeth Rath Born with the gift of laughter And a sense the world was mad. . -- Rafael Sabatim Thanks Mom, Daddy, lason, 84 K! Seniors T ee adventure. Vx Yvo Vldughter the sune1h at d riyeSiWinite1f e frofhthe human face ' -+-M Prilhce eV1CtQr I i f in i we were YOWTS 1 Bryan Ada17j g I ,Wiz ' Senrofi, 93 94 Seniors Lisa Sanders Hold on to sixteen as long as you can, e Changes come 'round real soon, on make us women 81 men. o a e o - lohn Cougar This one's foryou Dadt: ' V . 29 Karen Margareta-Isler Schwarz Hold every moment sacred. Give each clarity and meaning, each the weight of thine awareness, each its true and due fulfillment. s -- Thomas Mann Seniors 95 aureen Ma'Y5hea My lpve for you is a pe5bbld ihr6 wn in a river . . . its ripples grow and grow 96 Seniorg ,599 ... 2 i lifh likgan gggg, l . . ,, , . mtV :h: mVLiA h f 4 Q, .1 .. ' , Hai 555512:-V ut V. .. -ff..fff4,,g,. - Tlfefi-.5 .If ,-ggi.. - Q A Q MonicaNoelSmith s Some people come into our lives and quickly go, others stay for awhile and leave footprints on our hearts foreverg i so 98 Seniors Fla via Angel DawnStephan Give all the yezxrs all the cries and cheers Take my love for QOH, takeltomorrqyv, too: lackson Browne Seniors 99 -5 X'- 1OO Seniors Rose sufuemes Ariathdse kids that ydu spit on They are just trying toschangesour world. Da vid Bowie You can't yy y always 61 spmetimesiyou ilist 5 mrhthfind you get yyiqt you need. R011fngsf0nes ygSeniors?f 1 102 Seniors Lili Claire Unamuno Don't let them put you down, Don't let them Rush you around, Don't ever let t em change your point of view. Rod Stewart ALL TI-IE FU Nw. mm XIX' xX jx, a MX , ,J ' X Gag Hg +54 My X f' if W +V beniors 103 2 ix W . 5 f V cw 2 Bum 1 f AW. 'xvx f wx 1 ,W W . V if ' x ss 558 3 Xxx .r. , A V i I 1 ,X Q X Q 1, K f y crew- .fswx -1- k - 1 -f 2? f Emusuum, 1 'Z s ..: H3101 J , I. if MM! ir J A me f' f lgw., in M 9 fl! M. U f W 'ff f ,KL , Party over here! ' 5 1' n 4 M , - ,L .18 ,g,,,.r Q Q, wsu u f Jg 3 ' ,Q I xii , 1 '4 X I Q' SklTlme! S59 .Vs-Q A S .,.ex.-,B -, 1 s mem f Awwdwlidvv in-f i Q 2 Qigymi fi , df szffs I X W - lf X L. . r .A V V3z.qm,1 w X gli Qin Af, y .W K V Www. ,wif I ,,.M .' I A hf h Give me a break ,- wx :mix C1 e QFQ N We're in the yearbook again 4 - f 4 7 '.-, ,Q ' V. 'I 'I i Q :L 5.5 2' 5? I X X X k W at N Q - 5v,wgX'Zf1 e f N, 45 5 'Ne fi x SN I , Drop me and your dead Look mom no cavities Igh . Q 'N w,.g:1:ssf1z :1-. ....-- .Q ww 'N-5 looks could kill TS? 'i 'Q?,,. K ,N You .. ,I Ax fig '35 .1751 . .api r Q kia hlyfigglk may lltxaiii erm 1? . the man Iet's go Ice at least I m not slow rn the senror locker room?. . . BYOB the delrnquents am t n work he s such a geek . watch out for white Bulcks watch kakatynchk party at the Beaseleys TBYF BasrCALLY mac hey bemshk . . awesome where are the men? t krsses have you told your parents yet? Incredible Wrlks I m suck of my friends San Diego s cockroachs sus nng kabukls Tokage Elisa Rocky IV No lease ex lam vibrator motion oreos and margarrtas n I rlve your Porsche? . . let s make a trade Ernstern was IT nada mamma U C.L.A Uncle jimmy s fleld trrps perdre mellow pita Christmas dance disasters the lotron only covers an I come We re the you g o nd brown X aygiaw nd Brian wems man 9 and Chrrstys It smells like scam an Me llamo R Paula WE LCDVE YQU, MAU REE F We 1 'ff , . 1 Q ' ' Xl ' S' . , . lxy .. mfft. vga ff,, - fwzsww ' ' wins 1 K ififii 1' l . . it ' . ,- , K QS 'ww' I-zaszztfzzwz..-wr: , , 'N' E , la Maureen Mary Shea, Gift oflo 1968-198 I can't help but think what you're doing now. Why can this be? So sweet, so youn , so innocent, I see your smiling ieckled-face Grinning with. pleasure. And when you laugh, your face wrinkling as you giggle. I remember you telling me once We have so many memories, I thank God for those Which I will never forget and will always cherish. Your grimace of tears Seldom only came. There are no tears now, just ha py thoughts and lau hter. That's how I remember youiest. No one knows, but beyond the sunset Awaits a place only you conceive And a harvest of sunshine Brings us closer to what we were created for. I ma lose a song or story We know this is true. Years may come and bring their sorrow But I will never lose a friend like you. Save a place for me, for all of usp I know you are there. All of us await the day until we can be with you. We love you Maureen! 110 Seniors k+1gZQ?3 -4 k N Ei 2 2 3 iff s M f w Q 2 R . X 535 L ir- :fif- 1 aeacuaus Y W' W Clubs is Clubs 113 CAMPUS GUIDES Led by Vicky Corral, the campus guides escorted visitors throughtout our elegant campus. The talented guides were especially appreciated during Open House when they graciously assisted pro- spective students. if M ' flew' ,-,St Llrflf-1 -9' jew ..,x Z-.,,,m Q 'W l .f W . , M4 , W .A ..,,,-S.. PM 'f M-f--e ,,.4n-.Ns Front Row: S. Lytle, 1. Skendarian, D. Campos, S. Kolsoe, C. Cruz, S. Riordan. Middle Row: R. Apodaca, E. Hoegee, G. Kibler, A. Fulle F. Romero, M. Scalzo, M. Sechler, Z. Coronel, C. DalY, l. Schroeder. Top Row: E. Pelton, V. Corral, L. Arnopp, R. Badkoubei, E. Szollos C. Freden, P. Endara, C. Woo, S. Moore, D. Herrera, A. Blanco, M. Sechler, D. Vasily, P. Bannon. fs 2 . V1.4 it I lffiq' at Q, 1 , fit F l JJ W I 1 2 ' 1 .51 Q '.'...4-5 4 ,M Front Row: S. Lytle, 1. Skenderian lpresidentl, D. Campos, S. Kolsoe, C. Cruz, S. Riordan. Second Row: R. Apodaca, E. Hoegee, G. Kibler, A. Fuller, F. Romero, M. Scalzo, M. Sechler, Z. Coronel, C. Daly, 1. Schroder. Third Row: E. Pelton, V. Corral, L. Arnopp, R Badkoubei, M. Moreno, C. Freden, P. Endara, C. Woo, S. Moore, D. Herrera, A. Blanco, M. Sechler, D. Vasily, P. Bannan. A.F.S. A.F.S. is widel acclaimed for its interests in the world's many cultures and customs. Students from across the globe experience the novelty of foreign countries. Sigrun Kolsoe, from Iceland, is getting a taste of America as a member of the Senior class. Clubs Q E., .ea . G LEE CLU B lg- As always, Glee Club put on wonderful perfor- mances for us all. While Mrs. Monica Hubbard conducted, Glee Club warbled lovely melodies Q.,-5, sii during our Christmas Luncheon and traditionally seasonal Carol Night. F , X 8 5 'Lia L 'T fl rront Row: T. Gray, D. Schuster, W. Madison, R. Apodaca, C. Anselmo, D. Cotter, D. Rapozo, E. Yutan. Middle Row: L. Whitcomb, M. Buffalo, dela Rosa, C. Freden, A. Pagano, M. Boyd, B. Garcia, W. Bolenbaugh, D. Murphy. Last Row: S. Kolsoe, D. DeSha, Mrs. Hu ar . Front Row: M. Allen, M. Kluth, S, joseph, M. Reid, D. Campos, S. Riordan, M. Scalzo, W. Madison, D. Herrera, L. Contreras, C. Barone, M. Collins, S, Kolsoe, P. Endara, C. Freden. Second Row: W. Bolenbaugh, E. Lewis, R. Hogan, E. Hernandez, S. Lytle, D. Vasily, I. Romero, A. Fuller, M. Sechler, A. jones, C. Krinock, H. Marsh, M. Shea, L. Crabtree, E. Hoegee. Third Row: K. Riordan, 1. Staples, 1. Scalzo, L. Rodrigiuez, C. Lenches, K. Osollo, M. Destito, F. Romero, C. Daly, A. Williams, R. Conijn, E. Bolenbaugh, C. Rising, M. Schiavone, A. Ra n, Y. Gurash. last Row: Ms. Wilson, K. Kelly, A. Blanco, C. Reid, 1. Schroeder, L. Mackey. . The Ski Club snow bunnies of Ma field, with Ms. Howell, Ms. Wilson, and club presidlent Kerith Kel- ly, trekked to the spectacular slopes of Mammoth. By the end of the year, the nearly world-class Mayfield skiiers had amazed all the hot doggers. Clubs 115 .a- ' PA ACI-IE Hovv do strivin artists, poets, and writers con- tribute their vvorE for all the school to see? By Panache, of course! This year's ambitious group of workers put forth fabulous stories and photogra hy to entertain us all. As usual, together they pro uc- ed unforgettable masterpieces. K 5 'N Michelle Frausto, Maureen Boyd, Erica Hoegee, Kathy Gitzinger Frances Romero Michelc Scalzo ,Z ,M f ff Front Row Cleft to rightl: Wenrly Madison, Michelle Deslito, larissa Rodriguez, Kim Osollo Dmnit llc Campos ltnel Romc ro Diant Vtsily Shtnnon Riordan Susie Lytle Pam Ball Monica Molina, Kathy Glllllt ter, Megan Thompson. Second Row: lurie Du, Claudia Flt tt s Cltxrt Woo Nanny Boutros C cci Cruz Vicky Rusntk l tura Contreras Moniu Lenches Michelle Cox, Charlotte Rc-itll, Diane Herrera, Katie Hayden, Adriana Blanco, Kmillint llernanrlz 1 Michele Rtirl Sheltn Ioseph Third Row Mtrnnne Marino lenny Caton List Sanders, Schnell Hall, Flisa Szollosy, lynn Dee Crabtree, Ms. Ameer, Christy lenthts Fourth Row Robyn Hamilton Ritz Cseitcy Ann Rthn Sarah Moore Ms Gillxck Lauri Mackey, Tracey ltoclson, Kristin Kaminski. S.A.D.D. SADD, headed by Adriana Blanco encourages students to be aware of the dangers of drinking and driving. Non-alchoholic margaritas, concocted by the inventive club, presented an enticing delec- table alternative to alchoholic beverages. Pl-IQTOCRAPHY CLUB New to the Mayfield club scene is the Photography Club, which allowed the shutter- bugs of Mayfield a place to show off their works of camera art. Frances Romero and Dannielle Cam- pos lead quite a talented bunch! Front Row: CiCi Cruz, Frances Romero, Dannielle Campos, Shannon Riorrlan, Anneke Coniin. Second Row: lindsey Moore, Katie Cfolborn, Pam Ball, Lisa Arnopp, lane-I Romero, Diana Vaslly, Susie Lytle, Lisa Sanders, Elisa Szollosy, Ms. Clillitlt, Christy l i-nt In-s, Roux llngau Front Row: Malt' Mavtltlinu, lim-itll Marsh, Ottawa lloxxull, l7imriXN'agi1t-r, Nitin- 4 rillmrn, M.1ii,innt- Marinfi, lvl-.lin ixrnu, ,'Xrlrmn.i lilantu, laura Matlwx, l.ltlr.tK,t1lttr4'ras, Kain- llavrlm-n, Diant- lin-rrc-ra, C liarlullt- Rvirl Second Row: l laint- Yulan, Aurlrt-x XX'llllan1s, Ann Ralin, I xnn llc-vt ialxlr--ti, Iii-Xnnrf Nt linwilt-1, Rilat st-lit-x, lam-l Romero, Dannlvllu Cam- Wfrs, lf-IIN vs Roiiwrn, Diana Vasilx, Melani St-4 hlt-r, Mm-lla Sc-t hlt-i, Ciarru- ixrinot lt, Third Row: Munir .i Molina Xtnllii- Murphx, Xts M,uli.1i1,Diol1rw Rapofo, Vilma Vt-ra, Catherine Kellx, tilts-rxl lialx, lmillint'its-rnanflt-1,tilirislylt-ntht-s,Annalltfll,SigrunKolsm',tlwnslx Yau Rom lvnnx Ski-nrls-ii.ili, l'.itti l5.ir1nun,R1iri llimuan, Katlllt-un MtAr1itt,Anr1vII4- lulls-r, NN't'nrlx Marlison, linrlst-y Mourt-, Fourth Row: Rlnm Pr1sln.intas, lustnn- llunnvr Milli-x liiiitst tvintrivx I'iit 1-, lr.n 1-x I lutlsuii, .A.A. Laura Mackey, under Mary Mahan's supervision, and the Girls' Athletic Association, had a superb year consisting of athletes arduously practicing to lead their teams to victory. They also raised money by selling lunch to the school. Every year GAA. just has more and more spirit! Clubs 7 CHRISTIA ACTION MOVEME T The Christian Action Movement tC.A.M.l an- nually devotes its time to aiding the poor and less fortunate. This year's president, Monica Smith, not only encouraged all to join and contribute, but also -X sponsored days of fast, masses, and drives. This year, vve have accomplished a lot, and C.A.M. elped us head it in the right direction. ,fir X if . . ff ' X x C - PM Nia rg 4... BL- Front Row: N. Artine, C. Thais, A. Carter, I. Gorman, O. Howell, L. Mackey, M. Murphy, T. Mulhall. Middle Row: N. Roth, M. Rodriguez, L. Sanders, E. Szollosy, S. Lytle, S. Riordan, K. King, D. Herrera, C. Reid, K. Hayden, A. Blanco, L. Contreras, V. Rusnak, C. Van Rooy, Mr. Ponnel, M. Konrad, Ms. Ameer, Fr. Ralph. Back Row: K. Colborn, K. Kaminski, A. Rahn, R. Cseitey, C. Rising, C. Price, M. Cox, L. Crabtree, M. Bello, T. Hodson, C. Lenches, S. Hall, Ms. Wilson, M. Smith, P. Bannan, E. Otto. W..-rf . su' Q 1, .5 Front Row: M. Murphy, C. Woo, C. Lenches, M. Destito, L. Rodriguez, V. Corral, B. Garcia, W. Bolenbaugh. Middle Row: 1. Du, N. Boutros, E. Yulan, M. Latham, C. Funaki, D. De Sha. Back Row: G. Minasian, A. Bell, C. Freden, C. Van Rooy, B. McAniff, N. Wilson, M. Scalzo, A. Apodaca, R. Csejtey, M. Marino, Mr. Weld, I. Bonner, D. Schuster, A. Au, S. Tan, M. Frausto. C.S.F. The California Scholarship Federation, C.S.F., recognizes high-achieving students. Sharin a com- mon interest in working for the best education possible and helping others by tutoring, C.S.F. plans exciting outings with other schools while maintaining academic excellence. Clubs AMNESTY I TERNATIO AL Amnesty International, headed by the energetic Karen Schwarz, discussed problems of politica op- - pression while they wrote letters and did other such activities to alleviate the turbulence of global affairs. Along with other A.l. branches, they are striving for world peace. Karen Schwarz Ann Au Michelle Frausto Ms Wilson Maureen Boyd, Sabrina Kaleta, Tory Mulhall, Mr. j.,,f,,.fff , , .f t . .K ,. U., Front Row D Herrera L Mackey K King Middle Row: M. Lenches, C. Reid, L. Contreras, A. Blanco, K. Hayden Back Row R Apodaca V Rusnak S Hall C VanRooy, L. Sanders, B. Lima, E. Szollosy, M. Smith, P. PEP CLUB The Pep Club, led by Charlene Barone and Diane Herrera, electrified the teams. The clubs' creative Mayfield Cro posters livened up the gyms, and their consistent, energetic spirits offered great support for the teams throughout the seasons. Clubs 119 ff it . 1, ' The Whole journalism Gang The imaginative and industrious female jour- M nalists put a lot of time and effort into Crossroads 1986. The Editor-in-Chief, lane Collins, and Assis- tant Chief, Patti Bannan, organized the earbook and kept each department scribbling, clicking, and ty ing away. The editors of each staff, Business Eclltor, Margi Collins, Layout Editor, Heather Angelica, Art Editor, Chiga Funakig Photography Editor, Elisa Szollosyg and Copy Editor, Bernadette Garcia, kept their staffs from goin crazy because of all the dreaded deadlines! The life saver of the bunch, Ms. johnson, was the head honcho and supported everything we did in the class. And look what we've done! Ms. johnson Cheryl Daly, Michelle Bello, Frances Romero, Elisa Szollosy, Lisa Sanders 120 Clubs wc Diana Vasily, Lara Rath, Chiga Funaki ,, JM , ,gd2 Q,,. is lv sf if 1 -4' 1c'?,7itW'1 'xl fl? Y 22 rv.: Margi Collins, Lisa Gurash Anne Marie Schmutz, Shelan joseph, Michelle Bernadette Garcia 4- ,lf 'Sn lane Collins, Patti Bannan 4 M' t,,,,i,, 4 ,,,, Q Monica Smith, Michele Reid, Kim Osollo, HeatherAngelica Clubs . .47 F 5 M , + I Q L,,: 1, auf , - amaze- . g . l .Ki 5 y y V t., lik Q04 4. Z Q is 1v:1zzMe 1 -t 5 1 1 '9 ,, I I1 X 'sg' .,,....,g -gk . yjw K -ff ln. ly! is y . M K 1: .awgw , , J S 'A 5 Front Row,: Allyson Tevrizian, jennifer Ormsby, Margi Collins, Cristina Thais, Mylene dela Rosa, Patti Ban- nan, Desma Murphy. Back Row: Bernadette Garcia, Vicky Corral, Gigi Bannan, lane Collins, Monica Smith. In Absentia: Christy Van Rooy 84 Laura Mackey. This year's Student Council were assuredl no lazy beach bums! Mr. McManus, Ms. Bologna, Ms. Gillick, and Ms. Howell kept them all in line while they strove for and achieved their goals for the school ear '85- '86. By enlivening our dismal Monday morning moods with their usual sunny atmosphere, they also reminded us of our famous school motto, Actions not Words. lane Collins successfully led the crew with the help of assistant lifesavers, Vicky Corral, and Bernadette Garcia. The secretary, Patti Bannan, scribbled away at each meeting, while Monica Smith reminded us all to aid the starving and oppressed around us. Last, but not least, were Gigi Bannan who kept us all in the swim with new and exciting activities, and Laura Mackey, who aroused all our sporting spirits. Thanks to them, '85-'86 proved to be another magnificent year! Student Body President: lane Collins junior Class Vice President: Margi Collins Student Body lst Vice President: Victoria Corral Sophomore Class President l1stSemesterl: Beth Conrad Student Body 2nd Vice President: Bernadette Garcia Sophomore Class Vice President C1stSemesterj: lustine Bonner Student Body Secretary: Patti Bannan Sophomore Class President l2nd Semesterl: jennifer Ormsby G.A.A. President: Laura Mackey Sophomore Class Vice President i2nd Semesterl: Allyson Tevrizian C.A.M. President: Monica Smith Freshman Class President l1stSemester2: Octavia Howell Activities Coordinator: Gigi Bannan Freshman Class Vice President l1stSemesterj: Cristina Thais Senior Class President: Christy Van Rooy Freshman Class President l2nd Semesterl: Cristina Thais Senior Class Vice President: Kerith Kelly Freshman Class Vice President l2nd Semesterl: Mylene dela Rosa junior Class President: Desma Murphy 122 Student Council STUDENT CGUNCIL if Xe Student Body 1st Vice President - Victoria Corral as-E A , ' ., 1 iii . ,fa .1 K ya we W ,. 0 em ' W fs 5-f 'I iyyl f f . I f ' -f . , :vim 5 Q e - ,ig K .,,' 'AQ' , .. ,, ' A 'I wel H' ' Student Body President - jane Collins Student Body 2nd Vice President - Bernadette Garcia .sf dr wg, Y fr XR' Student Body Secretary - Patti Bannan Activities Coordinator - Gigi Bannan ww C.A.M. President- Monica Smith G.A.A. President - Laura Mackey Student Council 123 EUDGDQDS I X N2- A K .M -M -tilt Events 125 126 BIGXLITTLE SISTER LUNCH Today was a special and fun day of meeting new people and starting long-lasting friendships. The warm sunshine on the East Lawn made this time, for the Big-Little Sister Luncheon, a special one. The incoming freshmen met their big sisters, the juniors, and the sophomores gathered together with their senior sisters. They munched delectable lunches varying from double-decker submarine sandwiches to apple cider si ped in champagne glasses not to mention all the sinfully sweet treats. It was easier to ad'ust to the first few days of school because of this fabulous luncheon. As lunch slowl cre t to a close, everyone left reluctantly but cheerflllly with the happy memories they had just shared together. 9 M?-. A if Elisa Szollosy, Ann Rahn BigfLittle Sister Boo Fuller, Liza Torres Invasion ofthe Freshmen Z., 'Mt B RBEQUE To start off the new school ylear with a sunburst, Mayfield celebrated its fourt annual barbeque. Not only did freshmen become better acquainted with their new classmates and big sisters, but retur- ning students got reac uainted with their old bud- dies and chatted endlessly about their summer vacations. Among the many activities during this warm, fun-filled day were the three-le ged race, and the student-faculty beach volleygball game on the grass. While all of us were working up our usual ravenous appetites, our five-star Mayfield cooks were barbequeing up their scrumptuous beach burgers. All this excitement was the perfect ending to the Indian Summer and a fan- tastic start forthe new school year ahead. .. .Sounds Like - u-T , Barbecue 127 RETREATS Every year, Mayfield students take time for reflection in our traditional retreats. Each journeyed to various areas of California during this period of time. The seniors relaxed at Big Bear, juniors at Malibu, sophomores at Valleyrmo, and freshmen at Mayfield. This time also hel ed each class to become united, not simply individluals. ': ' A f , W niiplp Kr ' wil 'aw V 'A I if l lf - , El' ii 't it , rl ,J-,AH A lv ln, fvw- l V? l is Q 3 ,inf os Q Sys Qs, -,. P K ,, fv. 1 4, X c H siyy J, Q . x , qi, X ' -YV W 5 V' W W - M g, ' V ' -' 1 FATHER DAUGHTER NIGHT Bop with Pop, this year's theme for our tradi- tional Father-Daughter Night, ave us a great Op- portunity to dine and Chat with dear old Dad. TO enliven this event, we adorned ourselves in Mom's poodle skirt and saddles, and then to finish it off, we uplifted our hair in the fifties' so-in-vogue ponyltail hairstyle. Starting off, Father Ralph cele rated Mass and was fo lovved by a wonderful barbequed feast. Pictures were taken to Com- memorate the unforgettable event, and to top it off, a simply groovy Dj entertained all with fif- ties' favorites. This night vve will never forget and we may always look back on it with a smile. 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J g ............,... ..,,,....,. 1 1 1 ' 1111s ' 1 1 I M1 1111 1 I 1 'I1111 . rf 1 1 1 111 1 1 K1111, 1111111111 11Is M1 I tlto A 1 130 School Play THE KI C AND I Truly Something Wonderful, this crowning glory of Mayfield dramatic productions evoked im- ages of faraway pa fodas and exotic gardens of lotus blooms. Ms. lo nson's magic paintbrush, Dr. Salvati's enchanting choreography, Mr. lenal's scin- tillating tech effects, as well as Ms. lenal's expert touch in directing tvvith her assistant, Vicky Corral, tying up loose endsj, transformed a troupe of sim- ple thespians into an oriental masque. The King and I will recall some of the fondest memories of the Mayfield stage. E 2 Q 1 i -1. ws' I g ' -1 N .1 :-f 1 1 ,. .. 1 - K K., .... ,N , 2' i X ' 24 i 5 is .. , ' .1 ,, 1 X5 u 1 si tsl K S' , 1 I I - ii -is ei 5 3115? 3 11 .14...111sfr .... 1' ,N . , ,, ij, L 2553 gg 3 .. ..,, N 33 3 .fmy WW fr: Wg.. ,ff 2+ f :jfgwzm ,, ,W wi? A ? X 23 -um, School Play TERM PLAYS And the Winners Are . . Best Play: Misled , Best Director: Christy Van Rooy BestActress: Bernadette Garcia Best Supporting Actress: Mary Loftus Bestludge's Program: Sara Moore ljuniorsb Best General Program: Michele Frausto lSeniorsJ Best Sets: Marcela Escobar lSeniorsD Best Costumes: Sabrina Kaleta, Beanie McAniff l5ophomoresJ Best Foreign Language Actress: Adriana Blanco Best Original Idea: Freshmen f s ' 3 ' ' -W ' at at Aff U , 1 t 4 . , Wg i it 7 4 , M ff . L ,, ' 4 r ' is ' F 621' , I k , ,iff- es-,,. fum, A gr if M - W -,fr ,, Wa. ,w w3A 'Nw A t I W1 as f i wr . tat , A Term Plays F I sv I-w 'A' w ' ' f U I' -J 3 ' 2- fix'-..- H14 -ty : f wa . W -1- I X tt-1 vez: wtf A A ' A ' - 3 3 32, ' ser' Q 1' S, -rs ,, 1, -i me A-.-'fel .. f n 1 s Vx., J if , via 'N' 55 4: Rf' Biff-v -r iS3Qx?'fif W, - .. + 'X15l2 ' ies f ' Elgw-'MN 1 '- . 4 Sg t V - : g i W - 4 ' ' il . B 33515 e eitgfile X32 : , tw I w g i f A - - B, E 5 BML- f ' ?f,. :-' ,K - 4. t . 31.5 ALL' Q f-i 5'f' Seniors Best Actress: Ana Sufuentes Best Supporting Actress: Mollie ff t Mulphy - BestActress: Carrie Krinock ' Y Q f A 'AAA lllj Best Supporting Actress: Lisa l i Sophomores Best Actress: Michele Kluth Best SupportingActress: Allison Y LQ Palmer Freshmen BestActress: Qctavia Howell. xW bbQ WMWN Best Supporting Actress: lenmfer Gorman Allll 'rts fs? - A , Y-X 0 Y 0 A fl K --fff. K s Term Plays 133 FACTS OF LIFE In Facts of Life once again the new Freshman class has delighted us all with a surprisingly profes- sional rendition of the T.V. sitcom. With the humorous confusion of having celebrity parents the talented Freshmen lit the stage with amusin originality which earned them the Best Origina Idea Award. Nabbing awards for Best Class Actress and Best Class Supporting Actress were Octavia Howell as the tomboyish lo, and jenny Gorman as the fl -eater ' however the entire class deserved a stan ing ovation for presenting such an entertain- ing play! l ' ifiiwl' ' . Q1'ffg2w:3 ' y ' r iff' 'TT W J? - 4? , A , ,Q 5 4 ' if , B fL4'fL77 ' ff' Axim' V 1 .,,, !z1f '.:ff, Q,-F E -feat- l 134 Term Plays Wise BLACKOUT What a production! Blackout, this year's Sophomore production, was loaded with action, tragedy, humor, and a twist of fate as a crowning touch. Although they only walked off with the Best Costumes Award, Zelda the ps chic fMichele Kluthb, and Bob Henderson the AlKAmerican Dad fAllison Palmerl, performed masterfully, along with the help of their supporting Sophomore cast. Not only was it an almost award-winning production, but it also taught us a lesson not to jump hastily in- to any conclusions. to in , ,, K3 C 4 Qi. 5. 4 N Term Plays 135 MURDER BY UMBERS The juniors' production of Murder by Numbers proved definitely suspenseful. After hearing man screams and witnessing strange disappearances, all evidence showed that they put much time into their class play. With a plot not unlike the A atha Christie novel upon which the play was baseci the juniors thrilled the audience with the heart- stopping music from Psycho and their cleverly pro- duced judges' Program for which they won an award. To top it all off, Carrie Krinock won the Best Class Actress Award for her role as Mrs. Fred Rogers and Lisa Pawlek won Best Class Supporting Actress as the hip announcer. . . i rl is s .R s t ' ' 5, , as QS N 1 V X get f f f W M ,... L N f,,s2:':r - is C W df miie af ,W ' alfa as Term Plays X: 4 if its MISLED We Were Misled! One of the elite few classes to win Best Play as other than a senior class, the Seniors of '86 danced awa with yet another Best Play. Their comic musical! revolved around the three retired Mr. McManus, Ms. Bologna, and Ms. Gillick reminiscing about the wonderful class of 1986. Strangely enough, some of those very same girls turned out quite different than the Mayfield crew expected! Especially memorable were the polyester-Elaid disco costumes, stunning choreograp y and award-winning sets as well as the Seniors' own Class Best Actress Ana Sufuentes portraying an absent-minded Mr. McManus, and Mollie Murphy as the blond-bombshell who deser- vingly toted home the Class Best Supporting Ac- tress Award. : gygi K . ig, V Q, ev NPS X S00 tif. X ,. 1 sp 0 f W WWW Q4 vp' Term Plays 137 TUITIQ TREK This year's theme once again, Go for the Green, invited all to engage in a brisk walk under our usual sunny California sky though the weather was actually cooler than we expected! And what a reception! Hordes of enthusiasts emblazoned with white shirts marked with kelly reen and distinc- tively led by an Irish-garbedg bagpiper down Orange Grove, not only created a memorable day, but most importantly, raised money that was donated to alleviate tuition for our striving scholars and a touch-of-the-Blarney taste of our Mayfield community! EI C ' 5 A 'WW' 'tl 'ii' , 3 ,ysrt .. i x f , A.. fir .gy ' .gy .4 ' ' , 4, A K 5' ' V' 1 . sf? M. t ilttt it M f at s if ,Q H Q + 5 A Q A MUTHER- DAUGHTER NIGHT On the night of April 24th the mothers and daughters of Mayfield shared a very special night together. They had a terrific mass and a wonderful dinner complimented by live entertainment. MotherfDaughter Night turned out to be quite a successful evening that ave all the mothers and daughters a chance to re ect upon how much they care for each other. m '- Q v f N .Ji Yr 9 125-g'- H gf., , ,.a4v,..,t ,. f 1 . is ly f' ' . gf ' lif jg ' QA V ' if ' - 517 , 7 '4 -, . ' f-4 , A Lg? M ' N n h'--et 1, ' 5' f Z 4 K ' Y x 1- K t Al' 6' t't 'ii s s d 't f it trr' W , W 5' .. W ' ' ,,.f1 fe, up gee: f af' 't awk r - . 'XQ Q, .,-r I.. , 'v-A. we-.Y 4 , - , , Mk Q. , X , f fix 1' 3 , ' l ff A . I-5 up :G 1 ev 77: .52 bil 0 . f 5v4ZBv 'tfifivl' 'Sv g It 1 'Q ' 'Q Mother-Daughter Night 139 CHRISTMAS DA N C E 1 -' just hear those sleigh bells jing-i-ling, ringgting- A 3-,v,v,g. ting-a-ling, too . . . come on it's lovely weat er to ' ' ' dance al night with you indeed the Class of . . 88's exhilarating Christmas Dance found couples , , ' waltzin , twisting, and bunny-hopping all about ' :12'fqy,. the hais which were charmingly strung with -Mb, twinkling li hts, glitter, and holly berries. Thou h 1 jill: 3. Santa coulcf not put in an appearance, one wouid - .,,-::1l- 9 l have expected him to merrily fly in, reindeer and 'jlylll' all, just to celebrate the festive mood pervading the I p, 113' 0 campus. Elegantly-clad young ladies and their tux- ' ,E edoed escorts departed, already cherishing that night before Christmas when they could have danced all night. Christmas Dance wg IEW fi ls- far 45' 5'5 'ffl fl A 'fs' S ,JM fi W I l ,:' ' 4 F I 4 rn 4 'I ' -o 1:71 . .K Q Q ' S 1 ' ' 1 fgwwffwtg Sports 143 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Never did the Varsity Volleyball Team fail to pro- vide an exciting game for the Mayfield crowd! Always a contender for number one, they fiercely battled lea ue toughies in the quarter finals of the playoffs. Afthough they lost the 5th game 15-13, the proved to all that they were a force to be rechoned with. These star players had an excellent season . . . as co-captain Monica Smith summariz- ed, this team was The most incredible! Coach Angela Howell Front Row: Laura Mackey, Christy Lenches, Zayda Coronel, Michelle Bello, Monica Molina. Back Cheryl Daly, Diana Vasily, jenny Skenderian, Monica Smith, Mimi Konrad, Molly Murphy. - 144 Sports ' o A . 5 4 lR. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL The LV. Volleyball Team's hard work and tremendous effort paid off by the end of the season. Ms. Angela Howell led them to a second place victory in their league. This team showed their excellence and knowledge of their sport as soon as they hit the courts. Their enthusiasm rew with the end of the season pressures. Nogiing could break this team as they reached a victory never to forget. J' agp? , M xl . ,,,,I,.. f,f3,.,, A ik, , - , f ,x s ,L . W . '52 as 1 2' - , kk-k 5 fgqwf hwzf' 371455, C . , i4,g .:1gf.f,f, My !V04K2QBWf 6 f ,:z4gfixf '?z7r' K of fs ,AWN f 5' if, fvgwn ...y M51 A y , W ...WV-f., , I lf?l c -YG M , , I a. 1st Row: Dorothy Wagner, Ana.Fletes. 2nd Row: Angela Stelphan, Becky Lima, Kathy Brown, Courtney Price. 3rd Row: Octavia Howell, Andrea Csejtey, Rory Hogan, E aine Yutan. Missing: Margi Collins, Cory Rising, Heather Angelica, Sports 145 146 VARSITY TENNIS The mighty Varsity Tennis Team, ranking from Frosh to Seniors, made it to first place in the Prep League. Out of twenty-four ames, the only lost one match! Their dedicated and undlerstanding coach, Ms. Mary Mahan, supported and encourag- ed them all the way to the CIF playoffs. Annette Fuller, their team captain, was always there to keep the team in vivacious spirts. The Varsit Tennis Team's tremendous skills radiated throughout the games. f Wifi First Row: Melani Sechler, Alison jones, Melia Sechler, Ashley jones, Emilline Hernandez. Sports M4 ff ,W 0 . M fb 9 T s 5 5 X 'xsbts' .4 5' lg 5'sg x 0 9 0 5 355.4 Og, X 53 Q ., 0 'gif' A HEI 5, 5 f my Back Row: Alison Shea, Maura Shea, Boo Fuller pa .D , . lR. VARSITY TENNIS The l.V. Tennis team had a stupendous year! They played with much enthusiasm and power which kept their team undefeated until they were upset by Poly. But this didn't dampen their sEirits! Ms. Ma an kept their spirits high,with her c eery smile. With their sportsmanshi and dedication they came together again to battlle with everything they had against Poly for the league title. This was the victory they had worked so hard for throughout the season. Front Row Heidi Marsh, Yvonne C-urash. Back Row: Tom Clarke, Mary Maechling, Noelle Wilson, atherine Kelly, Desma Murphy, Katie Hayden, Lisa Gurash, Delphi Murphy. Sports C 147 VARSITY ASKETB LL The Varsity Basketball team was spurred on to a successful year b their coach, john Kelly and cap- tain, jenny Skendlerian. The number of seniors on the team added the experience needed to compli- ment team skills. Commitment and cooperation helped the team in their toughest and most challenging games. In addition, their hard workand effort helped them finish the season by placing very well in their league. 4-be 33 ,fav '1 r 'limi a :rm 'if me if 4 1 First Row: Beth Conrad, Kathy Brown, Patti Bannan, Catherine Kelly, Mollie Murphy, Coach john Kelly. Se cond Row: Diana Vasily, jenny Skenderian, Alison jones, Lynn Dee Crabtree. 148 Sports rssi as 5 if X Q sa, V BASKETB LL This season's IV Basketball team consisted of many ambitious, as well as talented layers whom Coach Ballard guided to their much-deserved wins. By practicing numerous hours, roughing up new sneakers, and keeping u each other's competitive moods, it's no wonder tlle dribbled off the courts with flying colors! Naturally, they are destined to become a stupendous varsity team in the near future! , gl 5, .. Q- w-. .sy its suing ' ront Row Raquel Apodaca Christina Baselga, Rosie Ureno. Back Row: Dionne Rapozo, Heidi Marsh, Sports 149 VARSITY SOCCER The Mayfield soccer team proved superb this season. The started off winning their first game against Glatltone 8 to 0, a terrific omen of the fabulous feats they would execute the rest of the season. The outstanding coach, Mar Tartaglione, aided by team captain, Laura Macliey, and co- captain, Cheryl Daly, inspired the players to do their best. The fullbacks were super, preventing their opponents from scoring with much help from goalie, Betsy Knox. The halfbacks stole the ball and the forwards scored goal after goal. Altogether, the players' exquisite performances marked a vic- torious season! M. Bueno, L. Rath, S. Kolsoe, A, Bell, C. Daly, A. Williams H Warfield S Enloe l Caton L Mackey l Cor man, Mr. Bitonti, K. Colborn, Ms. Tartaglione, B. Knox K McAniff L Pavvlek M Sechler M Collins M Sechler, M. Marino, 1. Bitonti. Sports SOFTBALL This year, Mayfield's Softball team played some spectacular games! Our energetic team, coached by Angela Howell was capable of the most ex- traordinary feats. The power hitters shot home run after home run while the speedsters swiped many a base. The fielders courageousl dove for wild line drives as the pitchers stunned the o posing batters with twisting and turning curves. The players' ex- citing games won them tons of loyal fans all over Pasadena. we M21 1 T . . - 4 51521 l g .., s- I l f T L 2 1- - M-1,1 1- 5- - ff 4. 1 ,Q f I wzflfffl-5?'f'3:f5,5' H . ., , , -. I 'farms Y ,Ji 'h'l f'f' ,s ' M 'r 7' ,agz A W. K - - lwgvzgjvfa , I ,i5.li,,, Q , '53 Li .7 L -,i,.5 E,fIffL '15 rliiffw 'ifzfiii : wi J' W , wif i fltihgl W f., 1, V V- - ., A f ' if f Q fl T Q 5+ ,, vig. , , z CEE? 'A K Front Row: Octavia Howell, Ashley jones, Dori Wagner, Raquel A odaca, Veronica Vera, Ellen Otto Back Row: julie Bitonti, Monica Smith, jenny Skenderian, Lynn Dee Cra tree, Diane Herrera Vilma Vera, Alison jones, Angelique Berger, Coach Angela Howell. 152 TRACK Mayfield's track team ran themselves to a fine season. With the help of Coach Mary Mahan, the girls picked up their quick feet and sprinted for that inish line. The runners showed their true talent by the way they lea ed effortlessly over the infamous hurdles, zoomed, through relays, and s ed after their challengers down the track. The long, strengthening practices led them to many suc- . cessful victories and the shot of becoming numlier one. B Q ' tix 0 , ' Q n ' . 0 ' . ' Q K T, ,s ,. Lisa Pawlek 'Xl Front Row: Coach Mary Mahan, Claudia Alcaino, Yvonne Gurash, Lindsey Moore, jennifer Campoy, Michelle Bello, Pam Ball. Back Row: Angela Stephan, Mollie Murphy, Beth Conrad, Bolade Olambiwonnu, Grace Kibler, Rory Hogan, Stephanie Kwan, Dionne Rapozo, Kristin Kaminski, Andrea Csejtey. Sports EQUESTRIAN And they're off! Senior rider iristy Van Rooy, along with new cruits, Freshmen leni Hoskins d Chelsea Ashworth, earned ite a few resti ious honors with ir finely-lloneg riding skills this r. Although a relatively small ce, together they have made a ipectable name for Mayfield in if le equestrian circles. 1 , if r' Vicky Rusnak8tRoksana Badkoubei Bolade Olambiwonnu 84 Fabia Barsic Jeni Hoskins, Christy Van Rooy, Chelsea Ashworth. sPo RTS EXT RAS Besides the regular Mayfield sports teams, there are those girls who take it out of school. Marley Majcher cheers on Loyola while Pam Ball and Cindy Hermogeno cheer on St. Francis. jenny Scalzo adds to the list by excelling in gym- nastics. We should all be proud of these students with their terrific drive! Sports 153 GOCNG G' ' V X NE-me Clmdids ciirls lp we 'Wx ,ui f ..,, WM Make my day Cheeese .qw A Cu A .M-f-F A Mm. A guilty sri Candids 4 ifflfv f9llfYEAil -Qu. . Hey, no more braceface jokes! i. Candids 157 i H Q F5 M -E 1 K . Q X Ml' Q xx- XQ an W H N s xg , Nw if Y K I?-1 K 'ip s F ' Ma-ff A .- N .A Q 5 E' 515 Q we Q W Nm: fi A. I C v-649m vi' Q xg Qtr fl -it .QXXQ X 'N ' .sh dl .hs-iii 3,35 L K 1 l . 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'QW 0 Telephone Answering Service 0 Telephone Equipment Sales Radio Pagmg Full Service Telemarketlng 495 So Arroyo Parkway! Pasadena CA 91105 18181 795 7788 1914 Seniors, We IlM1ss You' Good Luck' Love, Your Little Sisters fthe Class of 885 180 Ad ertlsements ff o I , 75? f t fm. 1 .1 1 lx A u 'l . . +5-f x -951,2 ' 9, ' Lg: . 97.-sq Q, m fri? - it M1 ' U!! . . ' 7 O0 ou a e Avenue ' Pasadena, Callfornna -- --v... -... --- -- ..... ,------- ' S' ' w ' -t. fig, ,. A ,gif 1 1 V Y .1 K W ' J A 'v 2' if 8 ' A 1. g 1. , ' 5' ' Q , to ,,r, I Z . 1 1' 1 'F W 1 fs f I ,1-,' . Q, A . , . . O . . , V . 5 We Would Like to Thank Mr and Mrs Christopher Madison The Caton Family Mr and Mrs EdwardW Loftus Belletontaine Nursery Mrs Prietto I Valentine Dne 1.5sConcgratulations to the class of 1986! Knock 'em dea ! Don't forget to come back to visit. Love Angela H. 2. Lisa Beth kat!! Red li ht! Cla cla cla - nice 5 8 P P P manners babe - good point good point! She's totally serious sswipe! The jeep gal. 3.5 Meg. I swear that Charlie C.C. did not have reser- vations. Mar. 4.5 Meg Cdrop an octave5 Mar. Thanks for the trips to Hunt. MKT., Inn, nout, and Bullocks make-up dep. Luv ya babe, M. 5.5 LisaIP. I'll be damned if you go to college at all! Mar . 6.5 Come on now uys, how much did good 'ol McPearson reallyiave? Marl. 7.5 Who would need a breath lizer if they only had a sip? Thanks for all the in times. MIKGHAES RDGBCKLP. Marl. 8.5Ienny - ruff house - I swear that's T84C. - grease ball - fun fruits - 1 We mile walks - vanagan guys - LMU. - name that tune - I luv u - Krisrin. 9.5 Thanks 4 the memories: Domenicos, Ierry's Cof- fee, SF, Sloax, Derek, Iaymes, Pedro, Future Picassos, 42, Etcetcetc Ch 105 RutfMarfGigfLisfKat - Long Live H.McFeerson - - Love Meg. Liners 115 Mar-ty for fyn sundays! In N Out visit my absolute love and then drop in on RD had fun!! Love ya Me . 125 Ruths surprise party members - This is so strong expensive - Definitely foreign! Too funny! Dream date! Luv Meg. 135 Marley - Loyola Xmas dance - Slow down! We love you james as much as. Charlie - cute date!Nice dinner too love Meg. 145 GIGXRUTXKATXLIS - my very tan friends! How do we do it? Thanks Todays! Luv Meg. 155 LISA - The shining-in dark I'm scared - u?Nice 'room - have 2 leave! Good goodnight? Where was I? upstairs So fun Meg 165 MAYFIELD - Don'tforgetheather+margie+christinafro- mPotomacHolyChild thanksAnnekeErica+Cherylforlovingusassisters 175 To my best friends: DI SHAN IAN FRAN SUE ZAYDSQSHELQ What's going on tonite??Drink?l!LUVDAN! 185 GoodLuckLili! Haveacoolsum- merliveryonetDon'tGetTooHot!5Pray4Peace Signed,SillySylvia 195 Congrats - Class of 86! Looks like we both made it! Good luck in the future and don't forget us, . . . back at the ranch. Cheers. . .jpj Advertisements 181 X 'IV' N I MH-M i 3:3 .If-ini. ' M k K. k I , ll, M W Smmyaz:-wzsisf:4ifPiff::KffHe'121N1w .L zfniggzgfrmff1mf1NpmQX.,..,k'!,Q,,,,ww:1,,mA KKQQ, Au- 'A W.. ,,, ww W H W ifgryggg. ? 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