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Mayfield High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

 - Class of 1987

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Mayfield High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Pasadena, CA) online collection, 1987 Edition, Cover
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Father-Daughter night Big Sister-Little Sister lunches Carol Night . . . Prom . . . retreats . . . term plays. The list goes on forever. Through these events Mayfield maintains a spirit of celebrationg a celebration of the spirit and the ideals of the Mayfield students. QQ QQQQCQY it HUEHQ 151 V' ?1 JLQEQS Fbxfmgjie ., if Mil., ..-,Ax,,,iN.Mvwwf K Q 63? 4 o 9 P P F2 0 pr F' 0 OO O Q 0 00 Aff ' a ff gs , N' A W, :MN 'ww ,Q .- ,. A,!xN.Nx xXy ag-S '+'-QSM , Y lk 'W W A N w wfsnwesqw . 201 M ill X i l u . . , . 'W-. 6 Theme HH mimi A' K u a Let time gmncdil times ECQDHH ma U 0 W D ,,, D Qx Q QQ .5 M heme H was sm IDN Ba new mm 5-1 I V, - ., - ..,.f,,!N, g r K ,VVV i ga ww Hll in WH Eau TTT7' Q 5 ,,'-31, Ez UD gd U U OD D 9 U B U 0 D BDU UU 'Du -Q4N- Aqz. , - -JK' - fy-E' -..G I , ..-. , ,- Q ' -g ' ' A 1 , if Nl .. n -3 6 Q ny s lg .5 il' We F 1 wma ...... x..,...,..-.,..4h.,v..-- y ' s 5 w 3:4 X. 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'fs' 'ww X iff' 4 if ' 5 '34 K4 . ,Wm 1-sf Wrth the 1985 1986 school year Mayfreld rntroduced an excep- tronal person rnto our lrves Srnce hrs arrrval he has brought qualrtres of warmth vrgor and carrng sensrtrvrty that are unrquely hrs own to brrghten the Mayfreld campus He warmly greets students down the hall as he bustles about hrs many respon srbrlltres Frrday masses are creatrve drfferent and frlled wrth hrs many words of wrsdom Oftentrmes he lends a sympathetrc ear and warm cuddly hugs to many a forlorn and saddened student Never harsh or judgmental he rs always there for anyone who needs hrm Father Ralph has brought hrs own unselfrsh carrng and warmth of sprrrt to the Mayfreld students rn a way that only he could He has wrsely gurded the L l F E group started Campus Capers and now takes charge of CCA and CAM Because of hrs strong determlnatron and optrmrstrc yet realrstrc vlew of lrfe nothrng can get hrm down We all love you Father Ralph and Mayfreld wouldn t be the same wrthout you QSC Dedication 13 Thanks Mom and Dad, We been great. O O O O f .559 f Mom and Dad what a perfect fit for eighteen years' We ve been lucky we picked each other I love you Carrie Dearest Mom and Dad Thank you very much for the wisdom and understanding that you have given me over the years You have sacrificed so much for me and at times I know I seemed ungrateful but deep in side I will always know how lucky I am to have such wonderful parents Love always Ruth Mom and Dad I guess in some ways you were right' I have grown up some. In the past four years l've learn- ed facts thoughts, fears, and feelings. I discovered the line between dreams and reality. I know, too, where I stand in relation to that line. I think I'm going to make it through life, thanks to you. Thanx again, Lisarnopp Dear Mom and Dad, Well, we finally made it! Four years of fun and four years of worry, but we all survived and now I just want to say thank you for the love and sup- port that made it all possible. Thanx and I love you! Diane DeSha Dear Mom Dad Erin and Steve Thankx for being my training wheels You ve always supported me and helped me keep my balance in times of crisis You ve guided me the first block now its time to venture around the corner on my own two wheels I love you Genna Thanks Mom and Dad I know I rarely say it but I love you two sooo much' Tammy Mom and Dad Thank you for supporting me even after all we ve been through together' I sure did need lt' I love you both so much' Love always Shannon Thanks Mom and Dad, I couldn't have made it without you. Love always, Bolade Thanks Mom and Dad fJimJ for being there for me. For giving me all the good times and especially helping me through the bad times. I would have never made it through these past four years without you. I love you. Dannie Dear Mom and Dad, Thank you for your support and guidance. I think of you not only as my parents but more im- portantly as my best friends. Couldn't have made it without you. God bless you, Nancy 14 Mom and Dad so Bettis kiek bask and eelebiraite QQ I 'rf 5 Dear Mom and Dad It seems like yesterday that you held my hand taking me to my first kindergarten class I cant believe that now I am graduating high school I just want to say thank you for all the love and support you have given me Love Chiga Dear Mom and Dad That wasn't so bad, was it? Love Always, Marl Thought the good times and the bad times, I wouldn't have made it without you, MOM. Thanks for spoiling me mom!!! DAD, I know it's hard being there for a teenage girl of today, so thanks for your wisdom and good intentions. Fabia Dear Mom and Dad You two are definitely the best When I had doubts and I was feeling down you always came through and proved your love by believing in me and standing by me during hard times All those hard times have made me grow 1000 times closer to you Thanks' I love you' Love Allison Jones Dear Mom Bear and Dad Bear Thank you for all your love and encouraging support throughout the best four years one could ask for. You're the greatest and we love you! Desma Bear and Delphi Bear And it passes like a summer's day With a blistering heat that never fades But then you look back and regretfully see That it passed by like a winter's breeze I love you Mom and Dad, Thanx, Diana aka Patka Dear Mom, Thanks for being my mom. WouIdn't Daddy be proud of both of us? I love you. Gigi Mom and Dad 15 Panty TQGDQDQDGQIFS Ep D 'll QD CDG CD EJ D if l sf' ii ,idQMfI'Q Wi W' ii ,-541 V , QW' ki I rv' . fi 'iifx ,lin K 1L X . , ' , ' ei. Facuhy ,J fsrg 'b T M '35 'QMS g A 'fxii W fffyfx ' W li ..- V 4' ' , K 67 ,E i gi? Q f, ,,.a 4 , . , K, 5.4: f' Q, -f iff. fl ,I 4' 5' A N ga Rev-,Z2fAZ'a1?-g,,3' 'Q' , ' .'22,'?'- f .5 ' , R w,g,j,,f.-. 'W V X ,A , V C! 4 -fi s.i'v5,f-Q? 32104 Q Q x , sf 9' w-3f 'f Q,1i1 if' 22.11 . W A f. W .H lx 31 -4 1 . k ,L ,317 , 7,1 f2..f'w:, '- ' my 3, v' . , , . Af - , 1, 5 ' , , Y ,aw , kg., X I '2 ' f . ...f I K A 'wW,, ' ,wwff .K Q ,N ' ' S . N115 , Q' ' r, A ' A ,f wk ,, , ,., P fri , ,. My KJ, , A 'U - . as f',- , wa. f - , , K 4 5' J - V 1 f .Q In J f If gp, N, .ff x k FQ, fax a , Q. vt Q, , ,. N ff- .. -f .. ,ff -1 4. , V .:' 'W fm' :hip . X' -f' I wi- H F ii ' f' I 'E-r s.phgw':'... 39 133 Yvgyij f? I k af' ' if V THQ 'Q ' rc? ' ' J IRQ: 12 is I ' lik ox he ,-' an 'Q M . ,Q ji 'Q '..',. Mr. James M. McManus Ms. Ann M. Ciillick Ms. Mary Bologna Adademic Dean Mathematics Science Dept Mrs. Killarney Angel Director of Alumnae Relations 20 Faculty QW Fine Arts Department QW HIV H Ms. lngle-Lise Ameer Headmaster 5 Assistant Head, 0 . , f I I Lvlvr mv. . vs 3 XX -Q, A Y , f is X 4, Ss ' 'Q fig 1 S MX ' s .. - .K 3. 5 s ,RQ at, in RX, .4 ,xiii xiii it 0 'P' x X if All-w 'Z .1 QR 91, Social Science Department i I o Q 15 in-0 Mrs. Ave Bortz Mrs. Victoria Bragin Foreign Languages Social Science Dept. Head Mathematics - Science Dept. Head 75 X115 . 'sf i f 'em' P 4'7f, Ms. Cora Culla Business Manager Ms. Joanne Dell Mrs. Cheryl Decker English Department Administration Secretary Faculty 21 22 Faculty Mrs. Sharon Fuller School Secretary N 'ef Mrs. Joanna Hartigan Director of College Counseling Q -lf'-. Mrs. Sarah Greene Director of Public Relations Assistant to Headmaster 1 Ms. Debra Graynom-Daly Business Office Development, Public Relations Mrs. Monica Hubbard Fine Arts Department Ms. Angela Howell Athletic Director, Director of Student Activities and Social Science Dept. 117. X . X w Ms. Mary Mahan Physical Education and Health Dept., Dept. Head Ms. Margaret Johnson Fine Arts Dept., Dept. Head Mathematics-Science Dept. M Computer Scie Mr. James Jenal Mathematics-Science Dept., n ce Dept. Head i Ms. Stephanie Jenal English and Theology Dept. 9 X Faculty 23 ajft lIg 1 t e i- t O 0 Mrs. Ann Martone Ms. Carla Mathis Business Office a Math-Science Department Development, Public Relations t O l X Mr. William Olson Foreign Language Department 'NSW' at a s Fr. Ralph Di Pasquale, OFM . MTS- Gina Pllle Director of Campus Ministry Fefelgn Language Department 24 Faculty Q03 ' f t, Q5 ' x.....ff 'D Mrs. Anita Peddy Business Office Development, Public Relations o 0 cr, A ,- I Q9 'QS X . KX' V Mrs. Pat Rose English Dept., Dept. Head i 2534 A'hh 1'-if' ' 66 Mr. Frank Ponnet Theology Dept., Dept. Head l- 3 gow ' , Mr. Larry Richardson Mathematics - Science Dept. O N, Q - 1 'sys' Dr. Julianne Salvati Physical Education - Health Dept. Faculty 25 K .Q Q, Q Mrs. Lauretta Sellers MS, Peggy Sugget Fine Arts Department Theology Department -gflgk . 4 Mrs. Marianna Swanson Secretary to the Headmaster Ms. Diane Wakefield Foreign Language Dept., Dept. Head 26 Faculty Ms. Brenda Sutton Physical Education Health Dept. 'New Ms. Willene Van Blair Director of Admissions Financial Aid O Ms. Shannon Sweeney Library ,.g5elQ,Q ' 1-,-f O Mr. Richard Weld Mathematics - Science Dept. Y 4f '7 Ms. Kathryn Wentink Director of Development Iii' D T' . fbi . 4 . ga-jf?5.g, 'Y ,AS F-1. -1 V, 'E gal I f 5 ,ef V I 1 .eg f 4 K If faux ,X Mr. Luis Castaneda Head of Maintenance 'Q Us-e Avi- f- -M4 ,, x f, X a Mr. Fernando Aguilar Maintenance fx, Sr. Mary Wilfred Yore, SHCT Assistant for Special Projects School Historian -.3 , N +- ,f-'gg Mr. Esequiel Aguilar Maintenance S O 1 0 O - 0 ' O o lj' ,QTY s . 0 Q 0 Q 0 9 0 of oo ., o 1 AQ Ms. Barbara Wilson English, Foreign Language Dept. ji 'FP' gn S Y r Q 1 Mrs. Maria Castaneda Head of Maintenance tit X gi Mr. Antonio Saragoza Maintenance ? O Q5 Parity 14Xrmimm51Tls '-i '- '? T,,' El Q 1:9 1: an D Q Q1 U X' - ,.,,. . W s'A? 'r1.'w,fXf X , . F4 gl? jail! ,, -ra ,g ,X .cg-QW, I s 5 'R Y' , . .iS 1 In Vvvk bg Ink Q s , x Q ', . 'flu - 1 'YY l.g' :va X48 as 'Z' ' 'iv .-.., .b W. wi 1 -:H X ..- 1' . 1 ,f 5 A - 1 1 . . , ' 1. S 'gxkx 'X' N . X... A' I ,A P, . - N M .f4?Eb'J- nf' f: - 'f ' ,-ig Q 'A 5 , 3 xx. 'x Q I 5 Q' ' J ' , 1' -Q A-2' 'h' ' 'J ' x xf gf' ' it 43 M - fig .' if .Q t . -A ff, .. . I A A Q N. . ' s X K Ft. G 1- 7 ' J -4 I . . 1 ,X xl ,. 'QQ' . '-Ns ' 2 ' . -xp l ., up s . K. S. I ..-V 0 ! fx if x ' 3 'L 4 K .S ii.. -sf? A - ' 1, 1 , ,fx SENIORS lk E fs K Q iff-. , 1 - a -T? J I iv gr 6 ' wi Yi ,f itlloilidlay Cheer Mayfield's special and favorite time of the year revolves around the Christmas and holiday season. The school is beautifully decorated by the Sophomores with winter pine trees, hol- ly, and mistletoe, while December music rings through the halls, bringing a warm feeling to all students and faculty. Our yearly Christmas dance was especially fun this year and ended the semester in high spirits. my 32 Christmas Ciimristmimaas FEQHEQEQEUQQ hm! 'U f , 6 H 0 0 1:1 rygggto have your feet on the ground without getting stuck in thegmud. Y ll b th d t h t th o Y . ' ff 'krk ' Hi H uw: soon eover gegmoon an wxce as o as esun. fff-EflQlisliBeat - og Raquel Marie Apodacza l'd rather have an inch of dog than miles of pedigree. - Dana Burnet People who make no noise are dangerous. - Jean De La F ontain Little strokes fell great oaks. - Benjamin Franklin Thanks dad, Steve, Grandma 6 Aunt Kathy BK, LA, CC, DM, 6 DM I'll miss you. Rock. 0 0 D Fl Seniors 35 A 5 36 Seniors Lisa Marie Arnopp You may say I'm a dreamer, but I'm not the only one. I hope someday you'li join us and the world canrlive as one - John Lennon , - Remember what the doormouse said, 'Feed your head'. - Jefferson Airplane Helen Janice Baird I am not interested so much in what I do with my hands or words as what I do with my feeiings. I want to Iive from the inside out, not from the outside in. -- Hugh Prather V D Fl Seniors 37 38 Seniors 1-44' 'v'f'vv-ps 31 Pamela Yvette Ball ff But the trqth is the next time around . . . l And thisletgpg shall pass. l Joyce P.S. Thanksfor all the fun: up? KJDMMRDBKLSJ 9 a 4 o gf, 0 J? F M I V Xl I: Virginia Louise Bannan 0 Thank Heaven for litle girls. - i i G Q May I be so bold as to ask for a going away present? - B. H ThkLlll yf Dd dM 40 Seniors YH. Fabia Fernanda Barsic The unexamined life is not worth living. -- Socrates Being a human is easy, but being a REAL PERSON takes Guts! Cherish your c:hild's heart forever! Hey it's been fun guys.. . Luv ya . . . Mom,B.O.,M.M.,C.W.,N.B.,J.D.,C.F.,S. Mauri,BURP!OopsURagreatMM,thanx,OKTeach,hitit- There are stars . . . M.,L.A,JPJ! ff, L Sv- Franziska Binder lt's only with the heart one can see rightlyg what is essential is invisible to the eye. --Antione de Saint-Exuperg The Little Prince n O U D Seniors i 41 42 Seniors Mary it 'fHere's a secret: Believe and you will beiitff' ll l f'ln my view, God educates us through ' our deceptions and mistakes, in order to make us understand at last that we ought to believe only in Him, and not in man. - Jacques Maritain Maureen Nora Boyd I decided long ago never to walk in anyone's shadow. If I fail, I succeed, at least I did as I believe. No matter what they take from me, they can't take away my dignity . . - Whitney Houston She is dancing away from you now . . . And a memory is all that is left for you now - And you see your Gypsy, you see your Gypsy fly. - Stevie Nicks Thanks-Cl-IRISAPTAKWAMEYDRSCJPJFB:OnionRingsKW:LlhOhSpaghettiOsAIwaysiloveyou D 0 D Seniors 43 K x 0 0 To 0 sw 4 yl ' H 9 5 '54 4 l 0 l 144 4 4 , I Dannielle Campos God asks no man whether he will accept life. That is not the choice. You must , take it. The only choice is how, A l A - Henry Ward Beecher l didn't find my friendsg the good God gave them lto me. - Ralph Waldo Emerson A so y Z T.E.O1Ll. Jan,l Di, Fran, Zayd, Shan, Shel and Francie --Thanx for always being there for me! d Thanks for all the love: Jim, Mom, Dad, Eric and Jnstin LOVE ALWAYS AND FOREVER 44 Seniors D g I7 0 0 0 Margaret Ellen Collins 0 B Life sure is much easier when you're born in the fast lane. The Freeway Flyer S. Thanks Mom and Dad! iluaacggmm a 4 o ew irginia Clonijn ep smxhng, It makes people wonderwhat you've been up to. anks Momand Dad! e o . , I if 1 Maria-Zayda Fermindoza Coronel We never feel the power of our own hands sense the danger late and only vague- ly ever grasp the means of our soul salvation . . - English Beat All that we see or seem ls but a dream within a dream. - EdgarAllan Poe 0 O 0 F-'l Seniors 47 75 X A Cecilia Monica Cruz g ' When you feel infyour gut what you are and then dynamically pursue it 4- don't back down and don't give up --- then you're going to mystify a lot of folks. r t it 1 - Bob Dylan s ll ls not life a hundred times too short for us to bore ourselves? r s s it - Friedrich Neitzsche i s l Thanx, family, for all you've given me and letting me be me. l love you. JVMPZZ l l Seniors i a anon Cheryl Renee Daly 0 magination is more important than knowledge. - Albert Einstein , K L f 0 Q 1 2 1 , i ' Q : , , i V B 1 'f Eace glit. Curiosity wiAiI nofEauSg usfgf dieg' Q J Only lack of it wil l.., f' ll L , 1 t1 -elAlaStairfReid L tth k h itth gh ' Th tf hgfmt. 508 9 a 4 4 9 S O 0 qt asv? O Q 4 O' 610 5 NAA 9 ,--,--,---,-,-,-,.. F' Ruth Ann Develle 0 5 G d grant me the serenity to accept the things I can not Cha g , C rage to change the things I can, d t k ff A dth wis om o now the di erence. ,fs 'n Y ,I K xx wig' 3 PM P MEET 1 fi itff?fW 3?' gi ? '31 H-,1 Lefwgg,-Kzef fail mlizif, 5fff5f?sifwf ms X 2 X 1 2331 w if 4 , 5? 2591, W k2i?'v a5g,w,Q i-25? Y 5, x Pg Q Wi ff? six 25.5 K 2' Y X Nik-i 4 K K g X fri ,ASV sf1Yx,M.ii' -3' m f- X Ji J' SW -- gxhlx Q 'Y XM may P My T X ,2 N N Q H 3 fx K 1 gs! 2, fx J s 5 N px 2, , 4 K 1 7 K Seniors a , Q fs, L J ,K Sm K 1 ,. 2 if: Claudia Maria Fletes f'This above ali: to thine own self be true, And it must follow as the night the day, i Thou canst not then be false to any man. -4 HamletAct 1, Scene 3 . William Shakespeare , D 0 I1 F1 Seniors 53 V5 Vkkr i.5,,5M ,1 Vtk.' . Vkyyf ,K ,TI k.f, . .i xx, 542:45 IEZV. Sefl39r5,55iFa' ' , .. ' ff 1 ' , 11sm.1-,. 5 s2:f?g:m,' Nifwfv- ' ' 'Y -i f- K f .L-,ggffgp 'lf' fum away: l 2 l ii is ic lie- ,- YM . iffii X2 lie X sf i glA if 44, R ' 4' l of l fi i ,312 .LL ' 4 ' Chiga Funaki lt's a wonderful feeling to know someone who always wears a smile. Thank you, Mom and Dad . . . I love you! Seniors 55 yig?'2Eiaig?g6'4vgfgviltov O 6,:,gw2 l 'a'v' HON gll4'4g,4t Motu fa '.'vs w 4' 'df 4 4 4 4 f 6 6 'riff ' 15 q A 1 ffm - . 1 , . A ' ' A . I -' ' . . a - f A - ' , f f I A ' g -- K i f g -, .. 1 . g f P f1fi 'fg?lf1'l'91 ' f K ' , - K . I . fF'!l.f4l ' . ?!Y1i'if15 5. ' ' ' ' E -I Fifi .f ., .. . , Q I .4 sew ig .4 1. . . -. . jj 'mQHmv wav to apiafefhaw tv give all the things 1 l, vfe Q hoped fore But- +I will find Ll ' yyfemfga,-xy. i xg-, gg . , I , . K .L . :eg-igyfisfw-,gry ., ,x f K K ,ws2:'ff -' , - - . i f- J 5,.v..v-gg,11,:q':5,,V L. wggy, . . . E' A fl-1: f- . . 3 ' f. :V f'.::,3g,L-:gp f - , . , . - f A 1 ' - ' . ,. . . ,J .Li - f . i -w,,::- L.f- af, J . .i-.,...u . 0 Genevieve Ann Helmberger You don't have to die to go to i heaven or hang around to be born again. Just tune in to what this place has got to offer, cause we may never be here again. - Van Halen i D O U I2 Seniqrs 57 'S' X HN an FJ a e a -- C e end. It is not even the is, perhaps, end of the-beginning. 3 e e Ae ee a e e n -- Sir Winston eel h e l n n f ' If wasn't so bad aftefall! Thanx Thanx Eiena for breaking them fne! I LCN VVVV Vi . A ,. .,A, 1 ,,,,A I V,.A. , lA:A,, , ., 58 h SE'DiOgllg'i U 0 6 6 9...................................................F' Erica Leslie I-Ioegee 0 5 The world is before you, and you N d tt k t I t ee no a ei or eavei A t h y mem. --J Baldwin h k dad 1 y 1 Q-,ui I . F, ikm I ,1:-V ,VL1 K VmLi g?A i V VZLL - ' I th6i o!i23 lesigg gray5.agledlgy, thgi hasmade axame criffereefce. L ,- .L K, 60 'mSeniofSA 541 i,V. K k':fkk.:hf,, :A: K K . f--qw: 1,-x,.g1, , Lf Betsy Knox 0 0 D Something tells me they'll be very determined people, he added. We had bet- ter be polite to them. After all, we only outnumber them about a thousand million to one. Rugon laughed at his c:aptain's little joke. H Twenty years afterward, the remark didn't seem so funny. Seniors 61 , Xf-:Q,Q:wf.m. . , ffzff...fw:..wWfm. :wr gg.. N1 Q. . .,A: ,.g 1 . ff . ,,...f.1 fa,z:'.f,,:1wz,..7, f gf..wrfw:aw?f - ff'fi?g55ffs1,-fbkfiffs, .-,1 g,.g, 'i,,'5:,:g,'.g,gfffs,g?5gx fw'f-fxxgff ' . f, ,:wzssw-ffilsigrz-i'fv- 'f K' was v..211rfsz1-mvfsiasi'mem T' ,- ,1 mfizz. 1 H ' .,,,.,,, :,,, :WV , ,.,, ,, ,e'w.vf:m:'w - , M 1-2.1 f . A .. ffff ,m,.wfaiw- - K- 135' . -wp. ali.-v?ii-Yffimsefbi fe: f , 1 22 1 U.. ,. .V K' F A ,,.3.,,f ,.:,,.. M . , .. K 2 g .. f.s21f1f'gz 'gg ' 1-jg 1vz.gf:ssgg.-g ffl-.em ..zf',-fwafzgi '15 X Q ..,, ' fdiiffiifs K .f'.sis:-551'-f . 5353522 ' 3 T .fx ,, my ,,... ..,,,. 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F lauia Y got to run between the raindrops if you want to see the sun. l LOVE YOU: Pat Benatar CLASS OF '87,N V.,R.L M.L.,L L C.L. E L M L J L M.S.,M.S J S AND P B V s 65 'A ff 1 fe' S' af 'yff 19 Y fs I 9 wi 0 'r A' 'S 5 if .A I ,fQQf'?.s A . iWf,6'fQ ' f 9' x N L +qN a2!vS f ff1s22Q4E mx ff' if 'ifff M1 V 9 Av ,af 66 Seniors MHJISQH Y0uain'ween nothing, yeuf' -.v H .x ,Vx ll 1 -ll-Q,-1.1 is ,I fi. 3 Q ig-'EGJQ , 4,-1, 5. 'JA ' -I X .',x 5g. g4.' 5 2' I W . .i, .R,x,.. - Lu: 1 8513. . ,ij Y ', 'Y x', I 3 4 . .57 ' if 4.3 '- h 4'fQ',i ' -4, ,rf , V xi -'I' ,' , 5? -. W 4. .. ,V - ,, Azz.,- I, ef.-,f', V ,.u--. , X A ,Vg '-F' 'Cy i ,, 3' ,dp - XXX I t. .- .wx tgf, :.,g, h- 'V 1-,T ,- 5 A A Q iQ-f f3'1'?il,i-ff' e' Qtr. L ,,m,mM..,,,,t ..,,,q:,4:',5-,-. S, . L, :M , s1 f6, -E3 y rs' . gf, fy' Z 5 Fd' ' . 17,-, Anne Marley Majcher I always like a little bit of contradictibn, when everything is blue . . e. then a bit of red. - Diane Von F urstenburg 'AElle September, 1986 D Seniors 67 P U d 6 0 0 , , safahmacoonald M001-Q o piness consists not in the multitude of friends but in the worth a -BenJohnson U 0 ff 9 O fc-f, ,',v v r YY! V 55' V 9.fgi,Q,+ Q Q.. Y., '.,fo?' .1 aj ,O09i fO.'5 4 ,5 Y' - 4 'MI' l 5-2' I 114. r M141 ftsiifgg 19146 LQQH Mu' ,J f , ff, il0o f 0aF'f33t j ,ao 1 o ,ff,'+' ot ,, ,I ' Q Qs 'W599' i -44 .ty ve 5? ..---. ,. , yy 094o 0 ff , y:0'2 o'4 ',9,9,0:0:0:0:v:0'o'vf IOQO' fi Otualaaoaovll C! ' 1 5 fy.. V Q .Q Qviiiiiifp ,0,4.9.o.o QQ Q I N Melissa Christina Moreno 0 The universe is changeg our life is what our thoughts make it. Nothing happens to anybody which he is not fitted by nature to bear Look beneath the surfaceg let not several quality of a thing nor its worth escape thee. - Marcus Aurelius V Seniors 69 , is if 3 Y 1 - . S7 if K W . ff - 1 1, . i ff f f I ,. ,, .n .. ...Q A f, .. , igi ,:., ii,, i:,L . ,L.:i Whil9fl0VGl ?iS 5f5ff9lifClQiQF ifQ iSg 11Q V?3f SilQnt5 3 4' l A Dad, Des,g Grandma Grandpa i ah2l Fti8iid5 ,..' ' Y'1 I . . ,LLL,, , .,LA,L , . 5 , V , 1 . , . ., wx, 4 G 4 I ' f, ., . 1 1 l A,.. up .A ,X L , ,A 1 , ns I , .4 5 J V ' ,ffi vm 7 1 2 W. I I , ,,vf.'.s 1,3- ff ' . ,Q 1 I i 1 f r ' , 'f' 'rl I.. .A K, - . ' ' . I . ' a 4 A . . - V -.--. , ' ,f Mfgg f., ,f.-.gt-,-,I ,ff X xx ' ' .559-A? T'f 1'f?Qfff'3QIv': f -- 'sr w.it,., .f,:1'52 : ' ...Z,.'- ' A V , fi 1 L ' l 'fig 1-33 G ' ' .s5m131bu... ' .eq 1 Z: Q ' :wt . Q ,. F57 ' -V. . . 5' r l r 1 Q4 , f Desma Gwyn Murphy No Great artist ever seeslthings as they really are. If he did he would cease to be an artist. Oscar Wilde A smile that lights the face warms the heart. Thank you for all your love and support 5- Mom, Dad, Delf, Grandma, Grandpa, and friends. Fl Seniors 71 N X ? ,:i'L LLLZ KVLL A N V LV., L- V 0lFf1IT1b1WOnr1l9 faifurg furfnedf inside out +- 8o stick to tiieffight wheri things 1 seem WOVSS that Y0U rr1uSH't l quit- 1 f ' -Beneuolenceg E, J. 1 f V lleaVe Lyoi1 lbvQ , lQle3vQ yQu hope . .Heaveyou racialdignity. l L l Mary McLeQd Bethum e F , Q 72 1 Senibrs , vg- 0 lf Z' 4 O ,Ot xv v'v.v,9,vaio-s f9v,v,v'v.v ,iN91.1, 0 o .. - 4 64 O 9699 4 O 'fo'o'b'o 07 e to Q N nf.: fo 39 my 1 ff -739 Q WMS t,,QQH guy 8 9 9 9 Q og ,Q q ',919,Q.9,9' 9 9 6, v5.4.4 Ann Margherita John Pagano0 Nothing before thee my love, not even I. Geisha Girl 6 Q o O'0fs.Q'cfl 0 GO n no Seniors 73 X 1 5 f in ' 'V K 1 P ZLAL . A,,. , 2 , I l l . i , l' ' , H4 5 ., , '-3' K VV.- 31111: 1 .- fx fy , v losesywfiexiorie tcfi lbe i sor9nefhing but sonieohe ,:-g1 - he ..,i. A , V if Good friends We Ijavg, gpogl friends we have lost Eilorig the wayg l Imthis great future yOuCar1 ftfQrget ygurkpast so dry yourtearsg I Say.f VVLL EVVV 12 A kkry I -g r.Vk , BO M :fi.i .. VVLV l My Vyryi l . .. . V Mpmandlbad, fd? 1 V 4 l , W - 3, . . '. 1 'A ' ' 4 E.: , J Q - 1 1' 1 A X X he an K ii A i . 4 ,K R J r r X ,J-5 'F I 9-1-19.5 ii .. J, 4 x Dionne Colleen Rapozo God grant me the serenity to accept the things l cannot change, The courage to change the things I can, And the wisdom to know the difference. Thanks for everything: Mom, Dad, Grampa, ApayevvbmksbpR Love Ya Lots! v 0 I1 Fl Seniors 75 '-T W ' 0 tl G 0 768 fp 1 Regma Rlordan 0 finjesp . :Come oh! ' i . dl1dthe Gdf1Q , ' HOh Wh5tYhHer6's to the best of times' Thanx Mori arid Dad il y V 1.300 yv.',' v o '60 vena, - ' v 6 f 232256 ' ' get 'OfQS,.O .14s,2,:5,' 33,223 wh 0 4 ., 'au .ggwf O ' wan I rt! z',i H04 f an ' fy I ,,S4.v 'ff' lla 'uf ls fo 'OafQ 4 Oli, ...O 42 Q O lo Q O O 9 Y Q', '.'.Y'V V07 Y 'QV Y .V1 ',, ' Q t..QQ..,, O 0 O O O O af, ',',',0 0 o OV. o 43.06 N, Moonunuu ' ' ' ' 9tf.9,O'O.O.9,Q' 99 6 s a's a4ao0auflOl 0 9'0'0'o'o'o'o'o W 19,03 0 9 4 0 0 , Q , O .0.0.0'l'0,5,0.gQ 4 .0 0 , 9 O ofgffy' Q? 5 9 9 M' 4 4 64 Q '5-f Q Janel Marie Romero We're just trying to be friendly, Come and watch us sing and play, 'Cause we're the young generation And we've got something to say. -- The Monkees Oh, what? luv ya! Thanks Mom and Dad. o 0 1: Senioljs 77 K. 25,7 1 x F, 78 J 1'i 3Senior s Romero Waethere ever a cause too lost, :gg o Ever a cause that was Iostgtoo longqf' Or that showedgwith the lapse of time too vain for the generousotears of youth and song? Y - Robert Frost eooo o he t Oh what? What's the deal on love d ftVI5ppbbbttt! Thanx mom Shdad! Tamara Eden Santos Whoever is happy will make others happy too. He who has courage and faith will never perish in misery! -- Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl 119521 March 7, 1944 0 0 D Seniors 79 Q u o 4 o 0 0 A e f 5 eep m m e epm ae i i m l q l e M Q Michele Lynn Scalzo 0 B woref thafi l ever happened to a man may be the hest thing-that ever 808 happens to him if he doesn't letiit get thelebest of him. g he -- Unknown n n C g tsClassof'87!Thankst Il yf d S fl . A a a 4 U o 4, Eg Joanne Elizabeth Schroeder Many dreams come true and some have silver Iiningsg l live for my dream d pocketful of gold. - Led Zeppelin U 6 0 0 elan1Cather1ne 0 B lf nothing gold can stay, it's not worth a day. -44 Robert Frost o o 828 Melia Ann Sechler . . love is danger, love is pleasure love is pure the only treasure . . - Frankie Goes to Hollywood sl 0 0 Seniors 83 0 0 0 'Q- Alison Brannen Shea 5 lf y d t learn to 1 laugh a E. W. How m and Dad, I l t trouble, you won't have anything to laugh t I U a 9 0 X- Q e D Elizabeth Dierdre Slocum Q B Got your mind set on a dream You can get it though hard it may seem now Jimmy Cliff ' h k d dad! S 85 Iiarhleen Thompson -xl I m finding out that dreams you believe in Can come to be . . owhirtney Houston o n r o Cheers then, here's tobld friendsg we thonght we'd never say goodbye . r. 86 Seniors f- Banarama ' - but nothhing corfiki stop the moutng thanks mom and dad, I love you. r Diana Nicole Vasily Your reactions can make or break the world, stand and be a part of what you're meant to be Your reactions can hold or set you free Stand and be firm, just check the terms. - General Public Things turn out the best for those who make the best of the things turn out. - Art Linkletter v 0 0 cm Seniors 87 F V a 4 o + f Y ' .ff it Q-,Q 2 O h for . -, is Af? ld lm 'aww lf 'O 4 T Q' 95 A 9 5, 0 J' 0 JN ff l el F 0 0 5 885 Vilma Del Socorro Vera Vargue f The time has come for a change. o T T The luck l've had could make algood man bad. So for once in my life let me get what l Want. Lord knows it would be the first time. - The-Smiths There must be a pony. T ' - James Kirkwood Th kd m, E.V.,V.V .... Love always. I7 a 4 6 o Audrey Therese Williams 0 think people ought to do what they want to dog what else are they alive for? J C pe Diem - ames Baldwin d cl ll 0 0 4 EL i . ? ifi S Q I 9 F' 5 Et2ldopl Q bu t theefeesfare E high. l eznrzc eme 903 'fx Li Elaine Catherine Lly Yutan lf one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams, and endeavors to live the life which he has imagined, he will meet with a success unexpected in common hours. - Henry David Thoreau What a time! - Cicero V Seniors 91 H:Eappe1fnim9 alms Seniors h ix 'FN 1,10- 25 Seniors 93 - - I' -' U?'?'f55ifE5: IE2ff3515'NlfI2 I ' I I- --:,IIII II I I I ,I -I I Ii--Q' '-ITIERZIEIJ' 'F Y II 357' II: III I.iTii1gi51I: 1135? II I .L:15,11 ,.,Ll,. .i,,. , , I I I , I I A ' ' 'z2a21'If' I f?Ff?iii2IIIQzssgf ' fif:eEg5I.,Q!5Q?IimI 12sgzIII I I K I fi ' Oh what?!?! . I. .,ppYoK,ppK 'IV5 'IDoing? . U2 - No Fears . . . Prom Date Swap . . . l'm never going aIgain! fI. . Wait -- Do you? - l'm only your prom swf date! . . . Hogan find--Ei date? . Dave Suarez? . . . . . . Did ya' hearI'- Fabia is solfused! fee NOT 'vertedl . theShrew - Tif,K,,you're going to get it on your MOUTH! . . . PEELY? No, I DOIFI'T,want to seiefi .IfhYour kekep an eyeon you . . . place is 'so seedy! . . . We're never outiofilffieife ?!?!?! . . . Remember the hit- in Brentwood? l say we molest him! . - Franck! . . . Sushi . . . Italian Bread prune Oh no, no more MPS! you think they can deliver lt? Omelette s at 3 a m ! J Highby s? Snausages Top Ramen FOOD! Thunder thighs Lunch at Danielle s I m hungry I don t know why No I m NOT thirsty Rude people drive the 210 Don t knock my car into neutral! Stop laughing, I m dying Gumby Where s Pokey? Hey bacon! Outrageousness! One more shot cause I love you Are you cereal? I luf you It s supposed to wain tonight? Pull your head out! Frances Frances, wake up and help her, what? Shut up! Face in a trashcan Pppttt! Shhh cops turn down the radio! Au voleur! Au voleur! Louie, Louie How about another, Fl1p?!?! Can you flip a van? Let s try lt! Sarah y u still owe me two dollars!!! Otay Spanky Marsha Mellow Spamisfal Q t a sperm sas, d By Me Retreat Marley, Carrie, come sit by me, I m cold Watch ut, I hit! It P se tell me it was all a nightmare! Run DMC Vicious rap sessions u be xllen! Q Rley not on the dance floor!,,, lxikotel 6 N ! Stop Don t! Stopg Wh a mg t! ls that w t ew call luf KN -Iteeycled boyfriends My God, what havgwl don Missed me by h YI c I B' mimi-wr M s Sf fatvoih your back?!?! Barbw Doll Hair eww Oh my In I o :I II I-'rm etsnelitriy swinuning trunks! Yes, Wagga tunaga oigy it Man das es IBLE link tit IRIN OUT Cut the I I Iggy! W 1, ent-are you s ti Q X It-If' Ll Aeon just shutup! I-IIB tyou hav I: Ieehex? J pa II TI FI have fi low iny nggew Smell the glage iiklik nly I. Q It If Watch out ,I F , L on over Let s set this-Iinzorm free f.,,A,mo et Os Su , Qt Qegugr K, is That s fifty d QI-I! It ts the deal? N 3 Qlgagg to!-go, tssghghiibgthroom J ye XIII W t o n at ction! Chili Mc nus, la If in XX Whaiafgifixyimer boy! Ilidow manga guys?!?! I En a Nico fan u talk I u nev I -pr! s n t tgli anyong! gut I m, tired of holing-at z KK, 9 If h I this wall falls sggggnny g any orange c III in K W hose Q Es are g nmtfortthe we? end? s ,Q Xt at counts Q 'I S? In on t go to Egayfieldl of ISIIIWISITII It s over! Ye ggi, 5 ,I wi Xb IE In K aw W wyqfxw ,Q IS X + as IQ ,Q mn? ak 2 W ,gy-f mmm 32 if QQ 9 -R-'-I I ff Mets-Q -I QQWQ S IS sr ,, Qs It Qs gh wr Xi' N fag fx W was gqakx A L ii3Iggh QkIK Q5 II? Ww time il I. I as me MII. Is.. to I It IQ IKI I1 --Ii, -IK I - - - I -'-aIfsffif!z . . . . . . . 11' . . . . . .. . . . . . . Q51 . . IIISIIII HK . . . . . . . . . I , , I I . ' II ---few: -,fa I --I - -gy I 1 I . - . y - . I, 1 , I I 1 ..'..- , .... 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SCC-DFW m Rebecca Pottmeyer, Andrea Csejtey, Glynis Turrentine, Robin Hamilton SQ Monica Molina, Deanna Coral, Claudia Alcaino U Ummoam AGA A ' A D o 1:1 Q , C O A D 0 A Cl ' . cl A o Rima Prismantas, Fara Anzures, Jessica Staples Sophomores Katie Colborn, Glynis Turrentine, Jenny Gorman, Julie Bitonti Jenny Caton, Kavita Sharma. Betty Amaya 'Q ' 51. if .. C I 1 9 C11 U 6 l . , U ll ll Molly Burns, Kristin Kaminski Sophomores 1 15 Cori Rising, Courtney Price, Ashleigh Robertson, Stacy McDermott 'M Chelsea Ashworth, Toshino Yuhaku f 5 Dori Wagner, Jenny Scalzo, Michelle Fernandez 1 16 Sophomores M wg, .1 -1 , vu' W , fu 0 ary Maechling, Jenny Girardi, Maura Shea, Heidi Marsh X .?'v ' N 1 -i xv, ..1, 1 -.vvf'. A cb Q A 3 v' Nyagfxl foe- ' A Jugs-J :F , . .-I .A 'il in y . Jeni Hoskins, Erin Bolenbaugh, Paulette Zaki Nora Artine, Nancy Roth Suzanne Enloe, Setsu Funaki, Lisa Whitcomb 0 1 4- WY'- .- xi K iy..,Q,, iB.,' I 5. 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Jai 1 f b K I '- ' 'f f' it ' 'ar' fi. r f ,Q . . fl 'H H' i ill! 7. is '- l 74. :li 'Q - ie' in ,I , R 'mf' Back Row: Wendy Ray, Kris Gaa, Felicia Friesema, Joanne Bannan, Katie Le Gabrielle Porter, Liz ,Vanis. lst Row: Krista Olson, Angel Nicholson, Kris Carbonell, Nelson, Stacy Morrisey, Shannon Smith, Adrienne Yanez. 2nd Row: Leslie Nuccio, Noelle ny Beauclair, Jenny McAdam, Monica Munoz, Angela Song, Beth Wolfe, Letty Valdez. , E ,L Y 5 sg 1,1 vi - 5 . yfi il fr in FP .5 S- S r. . r . ,fig i . 'X -.. Ui 5 'tel ' F I Q , I 5 n . . . '-. bv. x I I Q xt t, Q is . .,,, if ,', it Noreillie, Lesley A Gail O'Rane, Jen-- ' Freshmen 123 Q O O F7 gb 0 po o P, o cw PRES U ' 0 ' If 0' J sez!! Q 0 0 .: : ..?:a:U:?s.g 0 ..lg..5z. ,'0 Q 050 'UIQ s .s 'Q':U.'l li gz:x:'g.'... D go ni L3 Jennifer Giddens, Christina Crespo ,Me Q 5 .fx . fi Mfr-R 5- ,, ik we we . 4' gi if as .W K S x ff his 3 KW a . .5 .fir 1 'S y., x Eg'?Yk L ke.: ,x Q, -. y r if T .f All 5 fi 1 15x 1 1 i' uf 7 'JJ' tmtilug ln' Lesley Nelson, Katie Le Roy, Gabrielle Porter, Jenny McAdam ,. ,. M Kristine Ciaa, Angel Nicholson, Felicia Friesema 124 Freshmen ff' we if A Q! 1 - ,-.' 2' .4 M ff., 1 .-.'f' '17 5 'if' 1- if? , , , - L,Jl'.' ... . ,Div f '--121'-51 , ,.,4m n?ibnw, ' .. .A . ... Kristine Carbonell, Stacy Morrisey, Mindy Arellano p Gail O'Rane, Marya Paggi E:-at-,fa 'V' - .. I' .il 4 - . N 71f t'if T -fi 43511 .' H-NANL I ' ix .4-3, - f.fl, f . A : J',,rw-,en vfgy- .N ' .,-ff, , .:NJ,. Yr' xi P, gl g '1 . X 4 1 Adrianne Yanez, Gina Bueno, Robin Ateman, April Lim Hilary Poulsen, Maggie Hayden Freshmen 1 ,f v - 3 Q A 4 fff,, '1' , I . '4 11, x ff' , Je ar f . W f , .., ,,,W,,,f, - - ' L' 'mr Shereen Seif, Erin Arnold, Lucy Moore, Monique Hernandez Lori Breer, Gerianne Sorte, Amy Wolfe Freshmen . kwa ,,,, ' 5, Q1 :,ZY5?f I ' 'Y 55?,,,Z,. I? Tovi Porter, Lisa Freeman, Noelle Nese f f-Q i ,Q-fy. Yi' is ffffgi- 'sQ an l 2 Rosemarie Bustos, Carolina de la Torre Claudia Palmiere, Angela Song, Kim West, Monica Munoz iQ.x ' is Wendy Ray, Christa Considine, Christine Hall -I A-s-fi' 0 P Freshmen 127 , W x, r. HL gm. . R, .iv 'Q , If K A .N K .f-. K gr, .. -,X s... ..,, . New , WE, , 128 Freshmen ' w M fg- , .,,, .Q W J --sv we eg. 3, 4 if Leslie Nuccio, Cindy Solis, Jenny Beauclair, Kelsey Wegge 0 Q 'Q V F' . l n is 41 F? 0 fff 4 ' , ' syisiis 5 Jackie Harris, Suzie Delis, Chris De Sha S Kelly Dee, Angele Prismantas, Krista Olson, Jenny Wilson ,fi-.3 A ,A wb I -, I K -'IA qi' fy 'J' 1 . 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A FII ff , i'-' .2 ia, . a QM? ,f T' ,Fix 1 'NYGQ E, . 'uf - '-i me-f rw, Clubs 133 ' f 5-0 3335 Q5 QL? Headed by Shannon Riordan, this year's Ski Club hit the slopes with an exciting four day trip to Mammoth. Members of this club had a chance to improve their ski- ing skills and enjoy the snow with their friends. Additional day trips to Big Bear, fund raisers, and ac- tion filled ski films made this club one of the most exciting on campus. gkOAO Getting the rest of the school in- volved in going to games and at- tending luncheons, the Girls' Athletic Association gave us a lot of school spirit. This club gives girls the opportunity to use their athletic skill in friendly competi- tion with other league schools. Every club member had a chance to support her school by going to games or being on teams. 134 Clubs First Row: Barbara Wilson, Lesley Nelson, Gabrielle Porter, Heidi Marsh, Maura Shea, Kathleen Le Roy, Maggie Hayden, Lindsey Moore, Ellen Shea, Ashley Jones, Jennifer Girardi, Courtney Price, Shannon Riordan, Franziska Binder. Second Row: Kelley Riordan, Jessica Staples, Mary Loftus, Ann Rahn, Kelly Dee, Jennifer Beauclair, Michele Scalzo, Frances Romero, Diana Vasily, Ashleigh Robertson. Third Row: Monica Munoz, Kathleen McAniff, Jennifer Campoy, Beth Conrad, Noelle Wilson, Christen Llniack, Michele Schiavone, Grace Kibler, Rory Hogan, Angelique Berger, Michelle Fernandez. ' .L Egfr, a,, .egg ,- . '-'ne'-r' ' 2 1 .gyfhffif X '41 if 'Q if -A '. if ,. , ' Q J' .P l ' xi- .ir , QT.. E ffl. 5 'f 4' , x Q' ,K ' First Row: Angele Prismantas, Desma Murphy, Delphi Murphy, Joanne Damian, Lindsey Moore, Courtney Price, Julie Bitonti, Ellen Shea, Maura Shea, Heidi Mar- sha, Alison Jones, Diana Vasily, Frances Romero, Melia Sechler, Dionne Rapozo, Elaine Yutan, Katie Colborn, Cheryl Daly. Second Row: Jeni Hoskins, Chelsea Ashworth, Rosie Llreno, Beth Wolfe, Gina Bueno, Jenny Gorman, Dori Wagner, Jenny Scalzo, Ashely Jones, Annette Fuller. Third Row: Michelle Fernandez, Rosie Ureno, Veronica Vera, Jennifer Campoy, Beth Conrad, Noelle Wilson, Kathleen McAniff, Christen Uniack, Michele Schiavone, Grace Kibler, Rory Hogan, Christy Lenches, Mimi Konrad, Betsy Knox, Mary Mahan. 'T U h 5-' -,-1' - ' Mi' , , X K l -. tv if 11' lst Row: Deanna Coral, Fara Anzures, Jessica Staples, Kelley Riordan, Evy Vargas, Rima Prismantas, Gina Bueno, Kristine Jugo, Frances Romero, Veronica Vera, Diana Vasily, Michele Scalzo, Shannon Riordan, Paulette Zaki, Rhonda Rowe, Erin Bolenbough, Mary Loftus, Neveen El- Farra, Claudia Alcaino. 2nd Row: Shelan Josrph, Grace Kibler, Kim Osollo, Larissa Rodriguez, Michelle Destito, Christy Lenches, Tracy Gray, Lisa McDannel, Stephanie Kwan, Angela Antonio, Karen Coffin, Nune Darakanada, Ms. Gillick, Cici Cruz, Genna Helmberger, Maura Shea, Mary Maechling, Jenny Caton, Luz Nunez, Ms. Ameer, Claudia Alcano. 4-W --- I ml ' Y l ,f me ' 43 Fransiska Binder and Dannielle Campos. Members Not Present: Cheryl Daly, Grace Kibler, Katie Colborn, Ceci Cruz, Genna Helmberger, Claudia Alcaino, Zayda Coronel, Melia Sechler, Melani Sechler, Annette Fuller, Roksana Badkoubei, Jackie Kahn, Audrey Williams, Lisa Gurash, Erin Bolenbaugh, Francis Romero, Michele Scalzo, Lisa Arnopp, Deanna Coral, Stephanie Kwan, and Neveen El-Farra. LL L ,' F X. . U S P- H -- V! . ' . SHED They brought information to the campus regarding the problems of alcohol abuse. They also introduc- ed the buddy system to prevent friends from drinking drunk. S.A.D.D. did a great job this year. 'Ss v- 4 uf,- AOFOSO ln past years the American Field Service has provided students with the opportunity to visit a school abroad and to ex- perience a different culture. This year was no exception. With Boo Fuller acting as president, AFS has given Franzica Binder, ex- change student from Germany, a chance to go to school at Mayfield and experience California's cultural scene. Clubs 135 . 'W 1.-nn 4 . . Q , 1 L. i sm un 1 ,.n vu ful Guides School spirit and pride was the strongest force behind this year's Campus Guides. Apart from showing a record number of new families around the campus, members also spoke at junior high schools all around the area. Campus Guides gave prospective students and parents a chance to see Mayfield and all it has to offer. . 5 I A 4 gy yas., wi. 5' S 'W '1 efdtuiffff if K ' . First Row: Christina Considine, Shereen Seif, Roksana Badkoubei, Joanne Bannan, Gina Bueno, Lesley Nelson, Monique Noreillie, Angele Prismantas, Rebecca Pottmeyer, Paulette Zaki, Andrea Csejtey, Allison Palmer, Jenny Caton, Noelle Nese, Jacqueline Harris, Amy Wolf, Kristine Gaa, Nune Darakananda, Traci Gray, Kathy Brown, Stephanie Kwan, Coleen Rice. Second Row: Robyn Hamilton, Glynis Turrentine, Adrianne Yanez, Nora Artine, Mylene dela Rosa, Kris Jugo, Setsu Funaki, Erin Bolenbaugh, Kristin De Sha, Ann Rahn, Ruby Bugarin, Veronica Vera, Cristina Thais, Michele Scalzo, Third Row: Jennifer Hicks, Kelley Riordan, Jessica Staples, Liza Torres, Pat- ty Pinanong, Betty Armaya, Ana Jimenez, Rhonda Rowe, Rosie Llrneo, Molly Burns, Toshino Yuhaku, Dori Wagner, Katie Colborn, Jennifer Scalzo, Justine Bonner. Fourth Row: Rima Prismantas, Kim West, Gabrielle Porter, Kathleen LeRoy, Monica Munoz, April Lim, Lisa McDannel, Claudia Palmieri, Mary Loftus. First Row: Lisa Pawlek, Carrie Krinock, JoAnne Schroeder, Jennifer Ormsby. First Row: Claire, WOO' Christina Consldlnei KEHY Dee- Andrea CSFHEY' Belfl' Second Row: Cheryl Daly. Michele Kluth. Holy Child Exchange Nothing is more exciting than going to school away from home. This club gave students a chance to experience another Holy Child school and to live with another family. Thanks to the leadership of Beth Slocum the program was beneficial to all involved. 136 Clubs Amaya, Stephanie Kwan, Yvonne Gurash. Second Row: Elaine Yutan, Melissa Moreno, Bolade Olambiwonnu, Ruby Bugarin, Ana Jimenez, Rosie Llreno, Neveen El-Farra. Third Row: Lisa Pawlek, Carrie Krinock. French Club French food, French movies French Culture' the finest French cuisine and films Club presi dent, Lisa Pawlek gave members a taste of the culture for which France has long been ap preciated Thanks Lisa This year's French club gave us a sampling of Union Station, Los Ninos and well supported 'lilE 2 MQQUWS gg WLM E3 EU' GEM What provides us with cultural experiences and excite- ment, with trips to museums, restaurants and rock festivals? The Club! Headed by Grace Ji- doun, The Club was a very vital part of the Mayfield scence. Tasty fund raisers, inspiring club meetings, and exciting ac- tivities gave members a sample of true California culture. Good job Grace! lst Row: Jenny Wilson, Angele Prismantas, Rebecca Pottmeyer, Andrea Csejtey, Betty Amaya, Karen Coffin. 2nd Row: Ch-rista Considine, Jenny Caton, Stephanie Kwan, Annie Jimenez, Rosie Llreno, Ruby Bugarin. 3rd Row: Rosie Bustos, Anne Marie Schmutz, Traci Gray, Allison Palmer. 4? I ll I1 First Row: Richard Weld, Nancy Roth, Betsy Knox, Margi First Row: Richard Weld, Suzanne Enloe, Karen Coffin. Se- Paggi. Second Row: Nora Artine, Silvia Tan. Third Row: cond Row: Sarbina Kaleta, Nora Artine, Kris Jugo, Monique Dionne Rapozo, Mimi Konrad, Jenny Caton, Elain Yutan. Bueno, Patty Pinanong, Kavita Sharma. Cam No other club has the potential for community aid that Christian action Movement does Cam gives Mayfield students the opportunity to help others and meet their needs with respect mak ing it one of the most important clubs at the school With the help of club president Betsy Knox Cam met their goals this year with trips to Amnesty International Lead by Sabrina Kaleta this year's Amnesty International club responded to a record number of urgent-action reports. This helped to free political prisoners whose only crime was free will. Thanks to this club and Amensty members everywhere these people had a voice. As in years past. Amnesty has proved itself to be a vital part food drives of the Mayfield club scene. Clubs 137 .. . '.4.l - '-'N Ywhcmg Pawciiue All of the artists', writers', poets' and photographers' master- pieces' were joined together in one publication known as Panache. This year's work was outstanding and showed what incredible talent Mayfield had in its student body. J' tl Giles Glee Club this year had an outstanding group of girls led by Mrs. Monica Hubbard. Each year the group has grown in size and talent. They all deserve a round of applause for helping us celebrate the holidays with their excellent Christmas Luncheon, Carol Night, and their participation in the Fall Festival. 138 Clubs f' -az 1 . ' First Row: Jennifer Hicks, Sabrina Kaleta, Kristen De Sha. Second Row: Gina Bueno, Jurie Du, Melissa Moreno, Gabrielle Porter, Nancy Boutros, Fabia Barsic, Elaine Yutan, Shereen Seif, Erin Arnold. Third Row: Monica Munoz, Frances Romero, Michele Scalzo, Diana Vasily, Shannon Riordan, Kelley Riordan. lst Row: Darleen Schuster, Allyson Tevrizian, Monique Hernandez, Mindy Arellano, Kris Grant, Kristy Hall, Monique Bueno, Angelique Nicholson. 2nd Row: Heidi Fehrenbacher, Lisa Whitcomb, Felicia Friesema, Marya Paggi, Raquel Apodaca, Desma Murphy, Christina Crespo, Rose Bustos. 3rd Row: Monica Hubbard, Luz Nunez, Lori Breer, Nancy Roth, Delphi Murphy, Kelsey Wegge, Dianne DeSha, Franzicka Binder. Laryngitis: Suzi Delis, Caroline Boudreau, Kris Gaa, Wendy Ray, Jennifer Wilson. If -1 gfgl H-g,,,-T .., ' 'X . , 15.215 Q ,li NA... V 4' g ' t 'J . . if ,ffffll ,i 1' V . ,- '5 'Tiffin 'fc' ..t -. ,- ,Eg ' hu ' ' ' Af-af ' ' .. --Er'-1 W - . .' ',-1svc'Y1.vEi?1- ff1s.g First Row: Richard Weld, Dianne De Sha, Nancy Roth, Andrea Csejtey, Kathy Brown, Setsu Funaki, Nune Darakananda. Second Row: Claire Woo, Raquel Apodaca, Jurie Du, Mary Latham, Nancy Boutros, Fabia Barsic, Chiga Funaki, Elaine Yutan, Noelle Wilson, Kathleen McAniff, Alison Jones, Grace Kibler, Michelle Destito, Christy Lenches, Betsy Knox, Mylene dela Rosa, Kris Jugo, Patty Pinanong, Angela Antonio. Third Row: Michelle Fernandez, Eva Vargas, Jasmine Tatevossian, Allyson Tevrizian, Monique Bueno, Neveen El-Farra, Yvonne Ciurash, Silvia Tan, Toshino Yuakaku, Katie Colborn, Jennifer Scalzo, Cristina Thais, Rosie Llreno, Erin Bolenbaugh, Paulette Zaki. lst Row: Karen Coffin, Nune Darakananda, Desma Murphy, Melissa Moreno. 2nd Row: Peggie Johnson, Fabia Barsic, .James Jenal. 3rd Row: Andrea Csejtey, Jeni Hoskins, Delphi Murphy. 4th Row: Silvia Tan, Patty Pinanong, Angela Antonio, Erin Arnold. CZOSOFO The California Scholarship Federation gives high achievers in the state of California a great source of pride. Each member has distinguished herself as one who attains excellence in academics. For yet another year Mayfield has been right up there with all the other top high schools in the state. Club members are given a chance to graduate with honors and ad- vise other students with their dif- ficult subjects. conwvl csv! Computer Members were given a chance to work with computers and use their creativity to make one-of-a- kind works of art. Thanks to Fabia Barsic the club members focused their talent on learning about the world of computers and having fun at the same time. Clubs 139 Qirazy Cireaitors MayfieId's hardworking women journalists, after a challenging, but fun-filled year, created this spec- tacular yearbook! The Editor-in-Chief, Delphi Mur- phy, inspired by Ms. Johnson, ran the organization and kept each department busy, so that every deadline would be met. The editors of each division, Business Editor, Carrie Krinockg Layout Editor, Desma Murphy, Art Editor, Chiga Funakig Photography Editor, Shannon Riordang and Copy Editor, Maureen Boyd'were all in charge of keeping their staff workers typing, soliciting, clicking, draw- ing and sketching away. Ms. Johnson, our advisor, rife with wisdom, oversaw everyone, making it possible to create one of the best yearbooks ever! - v ' . 5 ft . xv 'offs- LQ M AL lfv'v r, 24 xlq ' f sr i g gi' Al Yearbook Staff ' . 442. l Head iillosttess-ses -. A :Y 4 4 'V' ,043 1.19 lst Row: Angela Howell, Ms. Gillick, Roksana Badkoubei, Audrey Williams, Chelsea Ashworth, Kim West. 2nd Row: Gigi Bannan, Susie Lytle, Diana Vasily, Shelly Scalzo, Julie Bitonti, Bolade Olambiwonnu, Margi Collins, Betsy Knox, Mary Loftus. MAYFIELD STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council's hardworking officers definitely didn't just celebrate all year long. This team of determined and bright women accomplished their goals for the school year '86-'87. Student Body President, Gigi Bannan, suc- cessfully headed the Student Council, with great help from lst Vice President, Bolade Olambiwonnu and 2nd Vice President, Audrey Williams. The Treasurer and Secretary, Michele Scalzo, counted and scribbled away, while Betsy Knox, CAM President, reminded us of the homeless and needy people present in our world. Roksana Badkoubei, Activities Coordinator, made every day at Mayfield a celebration with her new and exciting ideas and Diana Vasily, GAA President, kept us in the sporting spirit. Without them this year would have never been a celebration! Student Council 141 0 G QS O ... CQFQQJUIJQIVAQGH Fumm on 9919...-6 u 'l- i Oo fan can D D3 , ,Q '. . J' .-kixxx. .ur x df - .- , C. . ', , 'xi . F-9-fr ,, . XX-.ay-..f , IX.. ,gr x Af' Y,- z, X ,- V -- 1' A I I N ' ,A ' xg -'If' vis +I' 5 N, 1 ' - fxigf , 1 '9' 'P x,,. 1 . , if X3:g--f ,. Q. -' b . ,ff uf fy 1 , W , ,, V Q 1 . ,Iii l y,-. . J. . I 1, . ' fs. ff? g f Q: -QQ! ,V rfi . - ' K V X 7, I ' X , I .4 ' -5' n' R - . - ' K g - f X, ,f fb 1' rx, ' if wr.- . , . V fix 1-1 yi' ' . , ,,,, 115 , -,Rf-'-F' ' 7 fA e 4 , I' BURGER JEDBASH Thanks to Roksana Badkoubei and her talent as ac- tivities coordinator, the entire school was able to celebrate the beginning of the school year with an in- vigorating barbeque. Justine Bonner and Mary Loftus jammed to the beat in colorful Hawaiian shirts and straw hats while they prepared hamburgers. The rest of the juniors got acquainted with their little sisters and found out freshmen aren't so bad after all. - ,af if 1:- 5 A. H5 all at me , X W x , t J- fs, ' ' I f H . X 'L gl t K ,, r I Q ll, ,sg 'vvikdlf' lt's a Mayfield Burger! lt's Big Stick Time! Q B B G QU U DUB I QE BBQ x 'iQ,3fS 9' ,.. Snsitetfly Love The Mayfield tradition of Big and Little Sisters has, over the years, tied the Mayfield family in a close bond. On the first day of the school year, hesitant freshmen were greeted with warm smiles and delicious lunches by their older sisters. They were shown around Mayfield and became familiar with the campus and where their various classes were located. lf it wasn't for the assistance of their Big Sisters, lost Freshmen would have been wandering the halls of Mayfield aimlessly. The Freshmen also celebrated a surprise breakfast together with their Big Sisters early one school morning. Through the guidance of their steadfast friends, the Juniors, Freshmen slowly became accustomed to the hustle and bustle of Mayfield. Big Sisters also appreciated the warmth of companionship with their little sisters as they celebrated life at Mayfield together and will continue to celebrate in the future. :J i , z:'.. .:X W ' BigfLittle Sister 145 o B A This year the Seniors enjoyed the beautiful surroundings of the Big Bear Sacred Heart Retreat Camp and experienc- ed the closest, most fulfilling retreat the class has ever had in their four years at Mayfield. The retreat focused on the pressures, concerns, and worries of the class, and bound the Seniors together in a way none had expected. The warmth and friendship the Senior class discovered upon their retreat continued with them throughout the year, and made this final year their most memorable one. Do The Juniors spent their spiritual retreat in the beautiful mountains of Sierra Madre. The calm and tranquil surroundings enabl- ed them to reflect on themselves, their goals, and upcoming years. These two memorable days of group activities, prayer, and meditation helped the class become more united and closer to God. fl? WWW 'L' Retreats The Sophomore retreat this year was a great success both for the students and their advisors. The Sophomores presented some truly creative skits according to Sophomore advisor, Ms. Ameer. They had a positive attitude which allowed them to grow closer as a class. 4 X.-T + .5 - s J V K A, .T . This year Mayfield's class of 1990 ex- perienced a retreat unlike any other previous Freshmen class. For the first time ever the Freshmen slept overnight in the auditorium. ln the words of Freshmen ad- visor, Ms. Van Blair, lt was the best Freshmen retreat ever. The entire class became closer because of their overnight experience. , 1 K 1 ' sl- ! if 5 -cz A f in T ,X ii T 1 T if X' g y!! at Y W I ' Tv fs Q do ' T ' ff'- K I 5 w.. M4 , : WE Retreats 147 1 t Get Down and oogjie Mayfield's Dance Ensemble is a group of dedicated, hardworking and talented young women. The dancers practice weekly, throughout the year, for special dance performances executed on Open House, Carol Night, and the big program at the end of the year. Dr. Salvati, the company's director and choreographer, supports and inspires her students, while creating tremendous dance productions. I x 1 r i . V,VV tti, V 4 . wfa, .J ,IV 1- KN, Dance So Qttimerfs May Qeiebratec O O O 44 ,,- i A .fl - 1 '15 .. ,, f an f if X A 1. x V'-.An 'i'4,a ya 2, TIS: t l iv- V 5 s I1 .4-1.-.giwlx A . ' j r ,-E534 1' -- y ujdffg r u ff ' gf 41 4 A- f - t 'is-s S? ' .xl H Eg, 'HA 11: ' 'fm tl i. il 2 + I -i....t Hm: 1 ,,..f'l I 3 is! A . Luncheons and field trips in support of David Lynch, Los Ninos, Union Station, MENDQ and Oxfam America gave Mayfield students a chance to help those in need, and at the same time gave them a sense of worth and dignity. The warm, caring spirit of the Mayfield stu- dent body was felt by a lot of people this year, making this one of the best year's for charities. f br'-fr err fmt aiu- Charity 150 MHSUNDERSTANDHNQS 3 Helen Janice Baird Fabia Fernanda Barsic John Beuclair Erin Lee Bolenbaugh Maureen Nora Boyd Christopher Crowder A Wiley om Life The Ensemble Matt Kelsey Betsy Knox Gabrielle Porter Frances Romero Janel Romero Kavita Sharma Allyson Tracy Tevrizian Lisa Michelle Whitcomb Special Guest Appearances by: S. Gil de Montes Franck Magiera Play .1 Q . P :'.:p.9Wbr,:a .V 41' . 'l in - 4' - ' .41 iW3 '-95 435' This year Mayfield presented Misunderstandings: A Play on Life, with an original script written by the Mayfield faculty and students. Misunderstandings was comprised of a series of short vignettes concerning the conflicts and misunderstandings that occur between people in everyday life. Between Marcy Evans' lettuce and the testimony of a homeless woman, the audience was moved to laughter and tears. With the brilliant direction of Ms. Stephanie Jenal, and superb technical effects by her brother and cohort, Mr. James P. Jenal, Mayfield presented one of its best productions in years. Play Party 0 0 90 Q m g L Q as D D3 Sports f A Oo QQ! no D 3 f,,w79 - A :SQ ' X--. X fi M 9 ' vii. fir 6 'i. ,...- 1 5 . 4 It 5 ar' ei F Al. ,- E 559 Q-1 . .t'iQ.' 5 Ng 'W 9 K J .F , Q wif 'gh ' .ls ji ll' lan. Sh ,. in... K 4 1 X ., ji -. Sports 153 Varsity This year's Varsity Tennis team did it again! They kick- ed LaReina High all over the tennis courts successfully defending their CIF title. The team played all year with the attitude they needed to be winners. Congratulations! Tennis W7 'l , First Row: Mary Mahan, Ellen Shea, Ashley Jones, Alison Jones, Maura Shea, Annette Fuller. Second Row: Melia Sechler, Emilline Hernandez, Melani Sechler Alison Shea. .. 4, -uwgs..-.wqiwefa-ugggg 3 '?' f 5 j Q P, Jglig it 55 as ' Qetnuanwa - 'R . Y i ' 154 Sports JOM Lots of talent, hard work and good coaching got the J.V. team first place in their league with an eight and one record. An energetic group of athletes who left their competition in the dust, this year's team dominated everyone they played. Good work team! ,L ,wa fe '44, .P-,1 l First Row: Yvonne Gurash, Heidi Marsh, Beth Slocum, Claudia Palmieri. Se- ndR :C r' ' ,L' G ash, Je n'ferCm al' ie Krinock Moore ISB UI' fl I 3 poy, Desma Murphy. Sports 155 Varsity Fiercely battling their way to second place in the league, with a ten and two record, this year's team pro- ved that there's no stopping Mayfield! Coached by Angela Howell the team practiced long hours and sweated out the tough season. All the hard work paid off when they became the fifth ranked team in the state. Volleyball ZJQR fi -ff? 35 ,sis -as sl' J X kqwg W 8 'yy lst Row: Joanne Bannan, Cheryl Daly, Mimi Konrad, Diana Vasily, Monique Noreillie, Cory Rising. 2nd Row: Ashley Robinson, Zayda Coronel, Monica Molina, Christy Len- ches, Molly Burns. --gg-s-n--v-g--.-.....- -117 --Y-- V- ...--M.-an -,---..... -.........--..-....---- ..-u----,. .----.- ...-.., ,Q ' -.-.-.. -tggqnlmxu---g-nn--.-..-..--n....---lun.--..-..-- ---..... ---n--...- ........ ......--. ,-..- -. ---.....-...---- Jello Junior Varsity worked hard also, as they combined practice and enthusiasm to round out their season with a seven and seven overall record, and a fifth place con- solation prize at the Rio Hon- do Volleyball Tournament. They were a hard working team with a lot of spirit and talent and gave us all something to celebrate. 156 Sports Ng 1 ffir. fill ,mfsifQ, i .. lll.EYBlll.l. gtmiflfgi, 1 filimtwanll wi C f N 'f f ' HL i, . g 1 N . 3, lst Row: Kris Jugo, Courtney Price, Dori Wagner, Rosie Llreno, Margi Collins, Ana Fletes, Veronica Vera. 2nd Row: Angele Prismantas, Raquel Apodaca, Elaine Yutan. Varsity This highly skilled team put their best foot forward in winning games, working hard at practices and mak- ing the whole school proud. Coach Sutten gave them just the right amount of support and guidance to drive them to a terrific year. Basketball JK, ,,L., lst Row: Allison Jones, Ellen Shea, Beth Conrad, Ashley Jones, Diana Vasily, Dionne Rapozo. 2nd Row: Kathy Brown, Christen Llniack, Julie Bitonti, Raquel Apodaca. Q rn Q 9 in 3 6010 HEL ,PJ JOM Ambition, lots of practice and high spirits lifted this year's J.V. team to new athletic heights. We were all proud to see them play so well and earn the respect of opposing teams. Here's to J.V. basketball. C ,db . 1425 cs, 2 K nv ' d.,- 9- Jr lst Row: Michele Schiavone, Michele Fernandez, Tovi Porter-Scruggs, Robin Ateman. 2nd Row: Shannon Smith, April Lim, Gail O'Rane, Rosie Ureno. Sports 157 0 yi Powerful passing, Skillful dribbling and great goal ten- ding launched this year's Varsity Soccer team to a great year. From Freshmen to Seniors they proved themselves to be a force to reckon with in their league. With all this going for them no wonder they had such a great season. yvv'-Q Jumping over high fences and running through water, this team pushed itself to a second place victory out of all the schools in the ln- terscholastic Equestrian League. Thanks to the skills of the team members Mayfield's well respected in the riding world. 158 Sports Soccer First Row: Mary Tartaglione, Kathleen McAniff, Gina Bueno, Suzanne Enloe, Jennifer Gorman, Monique Bueno. Second Row: Jennifer Wilson, Audrey Williams, Cheryl Daly, Kris Carbonell, Elizabeth Vanis. Etgunesitiriaim lst Row: Amy Wolfe, Jenny Hoskins, Chelsea Ashworth, Caroline Boudreau, Beth Wolfe. This year's softball team scored enough homeruns to be a big hit with Mayfield this year. Coach Angela Howell guided them through endless practices and tumultuous games to end the year feeling satisfied that they did their best to represent Mayfield. This year's team certainly didn't strike out for Mayfield! W This year the track team consisted of a fine group of athletes willing and able to give their best effort. With Ms. Mary Mahan's boundless wisdom, guidance, and faithful con- fidence they raced their way through several meets, do- ing their best to support Mayfield on and off the track and accomplishing a suc- cessful season. X Softball '-f--vt nt Track 'Q .4- vii Is.,,-.1 lg., U ,VA .157 i. Sports 159 9 G O 6 Swinrfprfisfa SFMQDES gc.....T Do QJQD C9 Q1 D CDO an O gf' X Candids 161 Thanksgiving at Union Station iw iii? fi, X f- ,: lb nQn. i ' f ww i You tell 'em Franci ii A i ff ' W3 ' B. ,L in ,gl i , Qi EW . Vlk ' A , 14 Q 3, V+ iigii f ..,, i Q nn K , W ii in 5 ',. ii' 1 Party at Mayfield 1 .nf XZ? Candids lv'- 1 Mayfield cooking 'z Let s hear lt for retreat! Friends forever Q53 Cheese Help!! My fingers are stuck! Z 'ms Peace . Y, Look who's in the yearbook! Candids 163 Computer class! ,V., xv Lunch truck food Bug S1sterfL1ttIe Snster pics Time for Tennis class 164 Candids Photojournalism party! ii 1 sl, ' 1 N. 1.- . , 7-4,14 Ppyfl a V 1 5--gas , A ASKETBIL f ir Smile guys! A i- 4 1. 1122211 A X Lunch at Mayfleld ia HAT of? . ,X L o c k e r Candids X I'OOI'T1 Candids 165 g Candids 167 oo. G O gl 0 P o Q 6. ' Ads Q3 an 51 68 Ad D EU Ho QCII 'P , w Adve Shea Salutes Mayfield Semor School Clougherty Packing Company Farmerjonn Brand Meats X IJ' .I'J'.!'.f'.f'.f'.!'.!'.!'.f'.!'.l'.f'.!'.f' ff! ,, .f'.!'.f' .f'.!'.f'-1' .4 5 Congratulations Class of 87 3 Q Q Q Q g X E LN ,Q E 5 ALERT ammuwrczmqys ca. S S V 3 f XX' 3 S E X x Q r 3 Q g 0 Telephone Answering 3 3 Service 'Q Q 0 Telephone Equipment Q 5 X Q Sales Q Q 0 Radio Paging S Q 0 Full Service S Telemarketing S 3 495 So. Arroyo Parkway! Pasadena, CA 91105 X Q may 195-7788 Q B' ,,.,,,,,, J ,vvv IJ' vvvvvvvv- ---v' J' vw- Congratulations C t 1' t, to the Class Ongra U a Ions of Class of 1987 THE1?Ii?l'ON MR. and MRS. FAMILY THCMAS S. JONES 172 Ad tements if YE J 4 Carrle You talk Ilke I was trylng to seduce hlm M C come Slt by me I m cold Grab myself another bllll eeer' My crystal falry Get of my house' Chlps 8 salsa Look I can smell those socks MISS Majcher Can I please see the tape of the weddlng agaln????' Mla S Han Thanks for all of the tents wfo poles sleeplng on rocks Chlll MAc war wagons wf Mabel gum ID tents Oh Lan Mla my queen We took SCWIDQD Does Gar stlll do YTISQICD Hello Mr 8 Mrs Sechler Love you guys always Maaaaaaaaarl Heldl Just what IS a gelatlneous substance ID whlch sollds are dlspersed? Hey Dlx' Long llve DICK DIX 969 That s my brother those two are talklng about' Only I can call her DIX Poetry study OJ groups ID the hall? ' See ya at the game Headdle Dance Proms H E L P ' Wllderness Hey Mlkl' Shower yourself ln cultured pearls It was me Chlll MAc Im not QOIDQ to get together wlth Jeff Yeah' Look slr Chrlstmas dance memorles Snake' Call me Russell Kathy Bob Flghts Wlth Beeeel ln the metro Nlcolas you look Ilke Roddy McDowell? Oh God Kathy l ve spent too much just Walt tll they get the Mastercharge blll Shop tll we drop Monument tlme' I just wouldn t want a purse Wlth somebody else s lnltlals on It Marley Bob Llsa IO O5 Pebble Beach Clrcle Llsa cant we go by just one more IIITIED Woody Allen S Mla Farrow The Lucky Lady Saloon She s QOIDQ out Wlth your date Nlce scarf Nlce Seelng you at Loyola after the games Maaaaaaaarley Ruuuth Need help Wlth anymore dates? No I couldn t Manlc Monday on Country Club Dr Speed M: at Doe s Love Machlne Shavlng cream and ooth paste flghts Feeeed Long llve IZ Hey LIZZY Stag dates Go Go Llttle Doe Bull horns at football games The two gods of your Ilfe G Maffel and N Hunter Long llve them both Ralph Furley lmltatlons Llght bulb halr ACL Barflng? LOUIS LeVlne ' Glgl Paul asked me to marry hlm Buddys from grades l I2 The sacred 6 at your house The flrst to pass out Just how long have you llved on Vlfglnla Rd Mary?' Blrthday dlnners cotllllons and the Loyola prom Talked to Mlke B lately? Why dld we euer do that? Manhattan Beach' Bonjour Jacquellne' What are you guys dolng here? Ragln just ragln War wagonnlng These eggs are rot ten ' There IS stlll yolk ln my car NICE shoes' Au FGVOIY Arlelle Ann Party at Mark Tllson s Manhattan Beach? Have you heard of anythlng QOIDQ on tonlght I d Ilke to pray for a fun hyper weekend Remember Mlke you re wlth a cute glrl take advantage of lt' Bob Meggle Geek MSQIC Marl and Marvelous Meg Our lyourl Huntlngton Market fantasy of a man The Haleys Comet of Romance you are bad' Gllhooly s buddy Psycho' From no reservatlons to roses all summer he s a massachlst' Jlnnlfer s partles Steve K and Cllffy a perfect match Your dad s partles SIODES de DIOS Shavlng creamed dflVEW5yS They re vlnyl? Bagels Babe' Baseball A matter of breedlng Gambllng father welrd' Dld I get any color? 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'Wm mcwxorws Wm ll 'GST Pvvever' 'IMC COUIYMG IUA-I-i , Avmf, 'Jams Q IMYQU g mums .Q Mom You re the best' You re doing a great job Thank you for everything You mean more to me than l usually say l love you' Patti My maid of honor Hooterl 2 3 Hawaii Halloween 86 Whisky Business SC Ll herelcome' Joane Only three more years' S G and J S who s next9 ' Your very own burping family' P S forever' Mary My phone sister watch out Big Mayfield the girl with more boyfriends than any of us' Ruth Louie Louie S L O B G F Pep S P B C We ll take the long way Margi From Memorial Day weekend 1 835 to Graduation Q 879 l ll never forget any of it' QDO you think they ll deliver 1t9 J Susie Altedena Dairy or McDonald S9 F27 Hello curb We ll take the long way Hey Bacon' Katie Cowabunga' Newport Bruce and Paul forever' Love ya' Molly Sister W5 Big L s always My Chaffeur' Laura My cookie' llove ya' My carpool Monique Mary and Maggie what a cool carpool' To the rest are bear Alison Boo Soda Pop Lisa Marley Meghan Kathy Melia Alison S Melani Heather and everybody' Thanks for making it great four years l ll never forget any of you' THANK YOU' Love You Gidge 1 ' 9 , , 9 5 ' Q ' g . . . . : .g . . . .- ' : ' - ' 5 . . . .- V. .- .5 . . .3 ' Who scammed with Todd Martin? or was it Steve Owenson?!! B.F.F.! : ' Y 1 1 , Y 2 ' ' -3 5 5 ' 5 . : .g g . . I . S . , g ' 1 ' .5 . : ' , , ' - . Z ' 9 . v 1 ' 1 G 1 v x Y 7 '7 7 7 ' O 176 Advertisements -.iv -..... -,-...... -w.- -,-.1-1 CHEERS TO US HERE S TO GOOD FRIENDS' TONIGHT IS KIND OF SPECIAL THE REEB WE POUR MUST SAY SOMETHING MORE CHEERS TO OBSESSIONS CHEERS TO PLEASURES OF THE NIGHT CHEERS TO SECRETS OF THE NIGHT CHEERS TO ORAL FIXATIONS ONLY A MEGA PHONE FOR HER CHEERS TO HOUSE OF KENT PROVIDED MANY BLURED NIGHTS CHEERS TO C RONA GIRLS WE BRING OUR OWN AND OTHERS IMITATE LET TERMAN S CLUB ONLY A WATCH MEMBER RENDEZ VOUS IN MARLEY S STREET RUN DMC CHOCOLATE COVERED CRACKERS WHO S HE WITH NOW9 JEN ANOTHER FUZZY NAVAL? SIX HOURS SHOWER GOLF COURSE IS A NICE PLACE TO TAKE A NAP HARD ROCK WE WEREN T THAT CLOSE' NICE DRESS IN THE BATHROOM CARRIE SOMEONE MOVED THE BOTTLES AWAY FROM YOUR CAR ARE YOU FROM LYBIA NO LEBANON THAT S WORSE' MY OBSESSION SORRY BUT I M BUZZED THE WOMAN WITHOUT A COUNTRY THE MATING CALL SCOTISH OF COURSE FRRRENCH LISA S ISLAND IM DRIVING BECAUSE I CAN ONLY DRIVE WITH HER WHEN IM DIZZY FUN LOYOLA GAME PARTIES SAME PARKING SPACE PAGING RUSSELL LUCITE GO GO LITTLE DOE DO IT AGAIN DIX SOMEONE CRASHED INTO THE CEMETERY CALL 911 BEAR PROM 85 THE HUNIGTON SHERATON DID SURVIVE AN EARTHQUAKE SOPHOMORE PROM DATE BAD NIGHTMARE IF YOU CAN REMEMBER X MAS DNQCE 85 THE PROM 86 VERDE BARF CONCEITED BOYS X MAS DANCE 86 MEG FUN RAN TIME JOSHIE WAIT I HAVE TO BLOW MY NOSE WHAT ARE YOU 2 DOING I KNEW IT I PREDICTED IT LIZZ LET ME HELP YOU FIND YOUR PURSE B VAPORIZE THE VIPER SOMEONE COME SIT ON MY LAP I M COLD CAN YOU BELIEVE HE WAS WITH HER? HE MUST HAVE BEEN WEARING BEER GOGGLES LOST KEY IN C RONA BOX PYRAMID ON MY BED GET OUT OF OUR PICTURE WHO DOESN T BELONG AT THIS PAR TY9 LOVE SLAVE LOUD SPEAKER LUNCHES WHERE WERE YOU BORN C R COM MUNICABLE DISEASE HOTLINE DI PILLA S 7 UP GOLF TIM THERE ARE NO WOOD WOOS ON THE GOLF COURSE HEDDY I AXED YOU FOR YOU MIGHT NOT FORGET PRET TY BABY YOU LOOK SO GOOD TO ME PEARL NECKLACE CALLME MIKI TREATY OF GUADALUPE HIDALGO LMU PRETZELS NO CUTE GUYS ANN S DANCE H E L P SENSUAL BUT NOT IN A SEXUAL WAY OF COURSE BUT WHERE IS YOUR FIANCE TONIGHT WILDERNESS CHILI MAC HE S OUR MAN HE MAKES CHILI LIKE NOONE CAN MARILYN S TURKISH ACCENT NICE BATHROOM LEBANESE DISCO NIGHT WILD THING OH OH HE KNEW WHAT WAS IN OUR PURSE WHERE S VERDUGO WHEN YOU GOTTA GO YOU YOU STADIUM THE BEST YEAR WITH THE FAB FIVE CHEERS TO THE MEMORIES in SOMEONE'S.DEAD. SCARRY MAN ON WILSHIRE - I HAD TO SCREAM. I'M SMOKEY THE Advertisements 177 QB OF' 'ff 'fxvyg LVE TAI? Congratulations to JQQ5 'YN D 'gf AND SME- Shannon and Her Friends: N 05357 if Beg' ?PbQi5VitQl4 TZ TZESE Frances, Dannielle, Diana, Janel Dfw' Waikigjgf OVC 7:79955 1 I Zavda, TIMESQCLQQ lg? UUY5 1 ' -- 1' Shelly, Susie, Franzi ARE i Q U ' M - WG YXYWYWI . . . .. Love Dad, Mom, 8 Kelley 5'-,NY 5 YW L-,OV A i6U'L7 lVD,TF' 17-8 Advertisements Here's to good friends The night is kind of special The drink we pour Should say something so much more X lt! ix Portfolios Models Bands Special Occasions Weddings Advertisements Business Product The Llltimate Answer in Photography Presents Colleen Rice Low Introductory Rate Call for Price List 18185 441 2615 Advertisements 179 180 O C' QJ - Q SJ as QS S555 www S5 Nas Q1 3 JS my X I xv eww SYM XQ? Y Q,s Q,0 'N ,WY 'WWNLHHQ Wed 'frzzhq clagga 91011 bm Wt! bfW0fd5 L-A,-ggi: We . ffvvm -L O' OO5'VH0.Q'9a 46 -gg? 'KWNXQ KQANSQ0? - UISCQXKQQ-gl el? 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Children Family Groups Publicity Presenting the NEWEST IDEAS A DHQTQL DMN lY 'EEENEuAt203iD2li'2' 243 3196 gb Congratulations Class of 1987 DOMENICO S SOUTH 90? Congratulations Class of 86 . 8 MRS. JOHN T. GLIRASH 39 f 'K'9 is g P137 W Many Thanks to Our Patrons Sue Mills Inc: Mr 8 Mrs Christopher Madison Jack 8 Cathi Beauclalr 8 Family Bellefontaine Nursery Mr 8 Mrs R Ateman Mr 8 Mrs Edward W Loftus use y MR N9 Q1 in K7 Wriooiuc, A2-gy I - 9 il, ' X 1 H 182 Advertisements Congraiulafions, ummm Ecferz we vw .lffmifg -Cave, .Mom lc .Dad Richard T Santos, AIA Architect, Inc 455 N EI Molmo Avenue Pasadena CA 91101 BUTLER CHRISTIAN 8: DUNN nc. INSURANCE AGENTS at BROKERS DON BUTLER 18181966.3664 861 SOUTH OAK PARK ROAD C2139 686-2510 COVINA CA 91724 GENE BLIWQN no 841: I I I 5 I niin ii? K ' 5 T CEOZQZED ZSZEOEPD 1101E. QDALNUT . Cad. 449-3359 'E1' 1 3 Wie Ciassic CQntdQ 9 Cgoutique J Dresses for Special Occasions - Proms - Graduations - Debutantes 500 South Lake Avenue - Pasadena California 91101 43 I ' 4 OB, 0 9 I I Y , I-.an . 1 3 I X pal 5 -4 tl' Q- Q I ll Il- l I- F . ai Ap' gm-.N ,- ,Avi - .iv 1'- '.'1 'cf' . ' f -LM 12?-fgflffogff-a.g'f.f.i' 1 EC? V v- --- VA ' 5l'.l'f.T'Jf4i?'fZS5 ., .- ,- X N 'K 'fx X 1 ' . 'W fain W Q L .lub hifi KX IY. Irv! S ffr 'L- H x I , ' Q r . ' v zzz nk u 'fx !i ii J 1 505 So. Luke Avenue' ikisaidciiti. CA 91101 795-. Zi Advertisements 183 This is . . . our time to celebrate, our time to reflect, our time to appreciate - thank you Ms. Johnson for all of your skillful guidance. Thank you Shannon, for putting so much extra time to produce some of the greatest pictures ever, Maureen, for making it through some frustrating times, Desma, for being so inventive, Chiga, for all of those tiny masterpieces. Carrie, for pulling in all of the money, and to all your staff members, you did a fabulous job. How do you say thank you, to a school, that so greatly influenced your academic growth? Each year blossoms into a rich and rewarding memory - the friendships that were strong and always there. How do you capsulize that period of time - when every day was a new experience? How do you crystalize its meaning into a few short comments? You cannot! Mayfield has been the guiding force behind us - completely and unselfishly our second fami- ly. Each friend, each a sculptor . . . shaping us with skills and knowledge - to guide us towards the rewards of setting and accomplishing goals. We have learned there are no limits for learning. Our time at Mayfield was the best! Our faculty at Mayfield was the best! We have learned what our possibilities can be . . . now it is time for each of us, with dedication and purpose, to put our best foot forward on the path to the future. This is just a pause in our friendship, not farewell, as you will hear from each of us AGAIN! l thank you all for a wonderful four years at Mayfield. Our theme for this year's yearbook to i'CELEBRATE, certainly brings it altogether, the celebration of family, good friends, great memories, happiness, love and health. May each of you be blessed with life's best 'celebrations' Remember - live with zest, love, and style -- and always wear a happy smile! love always, llzajfgr-N 184 Editor's Page Im lm 4' YXQ QW Q E M m px 2 xx

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