Maypoll 2021-2022

MAYPOLL 2021-2022

M AY F I E L D J U N I O R S C H O O L O F T H E H O LY C H I L D J E S U S

Annual Report Inside

MAYPOLL 2021 – 2022

Head of School

Joe Sciuto

Table of Contents

Administration

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Allison Castro

Interim Director of Middle School

Beth Dorr

From the Head of School

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Director of Lower School

2021-2022 Annual Report

Larry Guyer

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Director of Health, Safety and Technology

Board Notes

Our Mission

Anna Longstaff

Director of Advancement

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Mayfield Junior School, a Catholic

Lauren Marlis

Celebrating the Class of 2022

independent school founded and sponsored

Linda Rabitoy

Director of Enrollment

32 Meeting the Wants of the Age Who We are at 90 Years

by the Society of the Holy Child Jesus,

Director of Finance

implements the philosophy of the Holy

Director of Marketing and Communications

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Phil Velasco

Alumni Association

Child Schools which is based on trust and reverence for the dignity of every person.

Thomas Stafford

Director of Facilities

We are committed to the religious and

Editor

educational development of each child and

Kristina Martinez de la Torre

to maintaining a sense of community and

Contributors

family spirit that welcomes people of diverse

Timithie Norman Adrianna Schuster Thomas Stafford

backgrounds. At Mayfield, each child is challenged to reach his or her potential.

We encourage our students to respond to the needs of our time with compassion, integrity, and confidence in God and in their own gifts.

Educational Vision Statement Guided by our Holy Child heritage, we provide a distinctive educational experience that balances tradition and innovation in an intellectually challenging and creative environment. Students discover their best selves as they question, collaborate, and connect in a joyful community.

42 Faculty & Staff Transitions

44 In Memoriam

Design

Caroline Halili Photography

Lisa Byrne Rick Davitt Kristina Martinez de la Torre Joe Sciuto

The Maypoll is published annually for the community and friends of Mayfield Junior School. We welcome your comments and suggestions. Every effort is made to avoid errors, misspellings and omissions. Please direct any questions, comments or corrections to Kristina Martinez de la Torre, Mayfield Junior School, 405 South Euclid Avenue, Pasadena, California 91101, kmdelatorre@mayfieldjs.org Non-Discrimination Policy Mayfield Junior School does not discriminate on the basis of race, gender, national or ethnic origin, religion or sexual orientation in the administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, financial aid or other schooladministered programs or activities.

Accreditations and Associations Mayfield Junior School is accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC), Western Catholic Education Association (WCEA) and the California Association of Independent Schools (CAIS) and is a member of the National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS).

For more information about Mayfield Junior School, please visit our website at www.mayfieldjs.org

From the Head of School

Dear Mayfield Community, It was so fitting that after the disruptions of the past two years due to the pandemic, we returned together in person as a joyful Mayfield Junior School community in 2021-2022 to celebrate our 90th anniversary. Throughout the year, our traditions returned, along with a few new community events as we rejoiced in being together. It was the perfect opportunity to honor our heritage and history while looking eagerly toward the future.

"Actions not Words" is the motto of the Society of the Holy Child Jesus and Holy Child schools.

Cornelia Connelly, foundress of the Society of the Holy Child Jesus, "developed an educational system based on trust and reverence for the dignity of every human being." She called upon Holy Child educators to respond to "the wants of the age" in which they lived. At Mayfield Junior School, this vision inspires us daily. At 90 years, we continue to embrace our whole child educational philosophy, look forward innovatively, and purposefully respond to the needs of our time.

This past year, our administrators and teachers created a new 5th-grade program that helped ease our students' journeys into Middle School. We invested heavily in personnel and programs in our Student Services Department to support our students better academically and socially/emotionally. Some were a reaction to the pandemic, but most of our new support programs were in the planning stages well before. A significant focus for us this year was celebrating our community. Gathering on campus for traditional in-person events helped bring us closer together. We enjoyed record attendance at the Mother Mary Christmas Tea and Benefit, celebrated our culture and diversity at the Family Heritage Fair, and proudly applauded the Class of 2022 at Graduation. Along with concerts, grade-level plays, and middle school athletics, each event and gathering became more meaningful.

This edition of the Maypoll includes our 2021-2022 Annual Report. Mayfield Junior School thrives when we all work together. The 2021-2022 donors who we recognize represent our incredible community.

Your support helps to provide essential resources for the school's operation as we continue to flourish.

While we all are navigating unprecedented times, we are blessed to have your committment to all a Mayfield education offers. Thank you to those who are long-time supporters and those who have made their first gift this past year. All of you make a difference!

As Mayfield Junior School moves forward, I am excited about the future. We will have a great deal to share with you in 2022-2023 about our physical campus and our continuing commitment to the whole child. Thank you for being a part of our joyful community!

Forward Together, Joe Sciuto

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We are grateful to the Society of the Holy Child Jesus for their financial contribution as well as their support and continued sponsorship of Mayfield Junior School of the Holy Child Jesus.

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Every donor. Every gift. Every year.

From first day to graduation day every year at Mayfield Junior School is extraordinary because of you.

With your help, Mayfield continues its 90-year tradition of excellence in Holy Child education while inspiring confidence, creativity, and community among our students and families.

You make it possible at Mayfield!

”MJS is a welcoming community that encourages empathy and integrity. I donate because of the school's commitment to treat everyone with kindness, compassion, and respect.”

Juan Garcia, Dean of Student Life

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Greatest Need

Athletics

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Fine and Performing Arts

Tuition Assistance Faith Formation

”This community is fueled by love and generosity. The relationships formed here, with God and with each other, provide strength and guidance for future generations.”

Chris Goethals, Campus Minister

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The Cornelia Connelly Society The Cornelia Connelly Society celebrates the loyalty of donors who have made gifts to the Mayfield Annual Fund for five or more consecutive years, and by doing so carry on the commitment to Holy Child education of the society’s foundress, Cornelia Connelly.

Members include current and past parents, grandparents, alumni, faculty and staff, and other loyal friends of Mayfield. The Cornelia Connelly Society acknowledges that every gift, regardless of size, truly makes an impact at Mayfield Junior School.

Lifetime (20 or more years) Liz and Paul Anderson ’78 P’07, ’08 Sandy and Dan Bane P’97, ’02 GP’27, 29 Louise Clark P’04, ’09 Bridget and Christopher Floyd P’10, ’13, ’15 Virginia Jones ’60 and Tom Jones P’83, ’85, ’89 GP’18, ’20, ’26

Cinty and Raymond Kepner P’99, ’03 Alison Shea Knoll ’83 and Ryan Knoll Jane MacKinnon ’74 and Alex MacKinnon P’11 Georgina and Mark Maechling ’78 P’13, ’15 Mary and Britton McConnell P’09, ’11, ’15 Patricia and Kenneth McKenna P’08, ’13 Caroline and James McManus P’10, ’17 Linda and Liam Mennis P’99, ’02, ’04 Margit and Paul Onufer P’11, ’15 Karen and Stephen Sweeney P’01, ’05 Cornerstone (10-19 years) Mari Agundez Minnie and Frank Allen GP’04 Jennifer and Christopher Allen P’18, ’21, ’28 Henry Anderson ’07 Charlotte Anderson ’08 Samantha Bainter ’97 and Christopher Bainter P’27, ’29 Lyn Beecher and Hunt Salembier P’16, ’20 Dianna Lau and Kevin Beggs P’14, ’18 Leenatha Berger Patricia Blanco and Douglas Morales P’07, ’19 Vince Bohanec ’83 P’14, ’16, ’18, ’20 Jennifer and Ryan Brist P’20, ’22, ’25, ’27 Jill Brown P’84, ’87 GP’15, ’17 Jennifer and Kenneth Bunt P’16 Kate Burns ’92 Lisa and Brian Byrne P’22, ’23 James Carrillo GP’21, ’25, ’27 Christine and Matthew Carrillo-Vincent P’21, ’25, ’27

Myra and Edward Chen P’14, ’18, ’25 Cherie Ko and Joseph Chu P’14, ’16, ’23 Erin Sechler Clougherty ’90 and Vince Clougherty ’90 P’22 Kirsten Larsen Clougherty ’89 and Dennis Clougherty’89 P’17, ’19, ’24 Dianna and Bernard Clougherty P’90, ’02, ’04, ’05 GP’26

Mary Cole ’98 and Christopher Cole P’26, ’28 Kristin and Bryan Cook P’21 Sara Crepaux

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Katherine Delgado Rita Delgado Nicole and Sean Dixon P’16, ’19, ’21 Kayla Yokoyama Dodge ’03 Darin Doerning Judith and John Donovan P’89, ’92, ’92, ’95, ’99 Beth Dorr Jose Elias Michael Escalante P’12, ’16 Jill Frazee and Octavio Godinez P’28 Teresa Villegas-Galaviz and David Galaviz P’20, ’23, ’24

Mary and Andreas Gallanis GP’20, ’23 Alison Gamble ’83 and Mark Gamble P’18, ’20 Juan Garcia Amy and Timothy Garrity P’13, ’17, ’19, ’21 Connie Genton P’13 Connie and Robert Gerringer P’90 Susi and Dennis Gertmenian P’94, ’00 Christine Goethals Janice Goodwin and Frank McNiff ’53 P’80, ’82, ’84 GP’10, ’11, ’15

Joe Gorman ’53 Margaret and Louis Greco P’91, ’93,’00 Ann and Mark Grimmett P’06 Laura and Jason Grinnell P’19, ’20 Tatiana and Larry Guyer Pamela Livingstone Halferty ’87 and James Halferty P’17, ’20, ’25 Clara and Matthew Hess P’18, ’19 Christine Hess GP’18, ’19 Arianne and Edward Heupler GP’27, ’29 Paige and Charles Hobey P’16, ’19, ’30 Angela Howell ’72 Richelle and Jose Huizar P’16, ’19, ’22, ’24 Peggy Ireland ’78 P’12, ’15 Mary Grace and Peter Kaufman P’98, ’03 Pamela and Brad King P’17, ’20, ’22 Khanh Le and David Willingham P’17, ’20, ’22 Lori and Richard Lee P’21, ’23, ’25 Karen and Victor Limongelli P’15, ’17, ’21 Bridget Kelley-Lossada and Carlos Lossada P’18, ’22

Seema and Rajan Malhotra P’11, ’14, ’18 Theresa and Steve Manning GP’17, ’19 Lauren Marlis Kristina Halpin Martinez de la Torre ’78 Romola and Leo Mascarenhas P’12, ’14, ’20 Luz and Scott McBride P’15, ’18, ’24 Shea McConnell ’09

Maureen McConnell ’11 Myrna and David McLane P’14, ’19 Margot and Mitchell Milias GP’17, ’20, ’22 Kimberly Murphy Kelly and Robert Nakasone P’20, ’25 Shawn Neth Renee and Chad Norton P’20, ’22 Chelsey and Robert Page P’20, ’21 Thomas Parisi P’20 Casandra and Scott Porter P’17, ’23 Betty and Hazim Rabadi P’21, ’23, ’25 Erika and Kevin Randall P’18, ’21 John Reed Susan Reedy Brittany Barnes Reeser ’01 and Matthew Reeser ’01 Kathleen Regan GP’25, ’25 Austin Ripley and Doc Eslinger P’27 Marcela and Phong Rock P’18, ’24 Maura and Miguel Roggero P’15, ’22, ’22 Anne and Sean Ryan P’17, ’20, ’22 Charlene and James Seley GP’18, ’21, ’29 Rebecca Seymour Julie Shu-Serrato Deborah St. John P’95, ’97, ’98, ’02 Shannon and Jeffrey Staat P’18, ’23,’26 Priscila and Daniel Stanton P’20, ’23, ’28 Adele Suarez P’21, ’23 Kathy and Kevin Sweeney P’13 Megan Sweeney ’05 Maureen Sweeney ’01 Helen Wu and Mark Tan P’13, ’16, ’20 Kelley Driscoll Terrazas ’95 and Rob Terrazas P’29, ’29 Sharilyn and Robert Thorell GP’17, ’19, ’23 Charisse and Robert Tolleson P’17, ’19, ’21 Julie Wong and Eugene Tsai P’20, ’22 Tyler Urbach ’10 Ruth Villarreal Nancy Fong and Jay Villavicencio P’21, ’28 Nicole and Bernhard von Thaden P’20, ’20, ’20 Arlene and Walter Weiss P’14, ’18 Carolyn West GP’00, ’03, ’06, ’08 Sister Frances White, SHCJ Melissa White P’23 Nicole Wirth Penny Wong Lauren Wood ’71 Leni-Jane and Steffen Zirn P’19, ’20

P’26

Cara and Andrew Bates P’25, ’27 Susan Woo and Randi Bienstock P’26 Barbara Blake P’76 Caroline and Thomas Borncamp P’24 Natividad and Anthony Bower P’22 Brigid Brahos ’78 and Bill Brahos P’10, ’23 Taylor Brennan ’11 Barbara Brennan P’11 Evy and Jason Bridge P’23, ’23 Henry Bunt ’16 Tricia and Terence Butler P’24, ’27, ’30 Margot and Patrick Byrne GP’22, ’23 Angela Cai and Robert Estrada P’22 Brandon Carroll ’00 Cynthia and Clifford Chan P’23 Sophia and Jason Chan P’25, ’27 Krista and Jason Charvat P’22, ’24 Heather and Weber Chen P’29 Beckie Yue and Allen Chen P’24, ’29 Betty Chen and Charles Cui P’26, ’30 Jessica Chu and Calvin Cheng P’26, ’29 Vicki Chiang and Nick Zanoria P’23, ’26 Cheryl Chua and Earl Yaokasin P’24, ’27 John and Tess Clair P’96, ’99, ’04 John Clougherty ’17 Kathleen Clougherty ’90 P’26 Angela and John Coleman P’99 GP’29 Christina and Kirk Comer P’26 Colette Connor ’05 Mary Catherine Cooper GP’25 Jennifer Cooper P’25 Kathryn Cowan ’96 Kim and Antonio D’Amico P’11, ’13, ’16 Majella Lue Sue and Nhien Doan P’24, ’30 Fabiana Varjao and Sillas Duarte P’25 Jen Tracy-Duplass and Jay Duplass P’23, ’26 Hayley Hoffman English ’05 Rori Escalante ’16 Cameron Escalante ’12 Linda Evans GP’09, ’11, ’11, ’12, ’14, ’14, ’16, ’19 Martha Fitzpatrick P’78, ’81 GP’10, ’23 Samantha Thompson and David Fortner P’12, ’22

Stacey and James Francis P’24, ’26 Kristie and Steven Furlanetto P’24, ’27

Heather Gardner Butler and Clark Gardner GP’25, ’27

Luke Garrity ’17 Bridget Garrity ’13 Jaymie and Jimmy Gomez P’23, ’25, ’30 Stefanie and Craig Graham P’25, ’30 Ashley Guerra ’85 and Fred Guerra P’26 Janet Hale Becky and Al Han P’25, ’30 Colleen and Erick Heath P’25, ’25 Leandra Hinrichs and Daniel Herbert P’26 Debbie and Bruce Hinckley GP’26, ’29 Katherine Ho and Yuji Ueno P’24 Gisele and Kevin Hoffer P’23, ’28 Lei and Mark Hoffman P’24 Erin and Simon Holford P’25, ’28 Yassie and Adam Holliday P’25, ’27, ’29, ’30 Emily Wei and Charles Huang P’19, ’25 Kathleen and Theodore Jablonski GP’26 Diana Vesga and Andres Jaramillo P’21, ’29 Mary Ellen Jebbia ’02 Elizabeth and Dennis Jebbia P’02, ’04 Mallory Jebbia ’04 Marian Wu and Matthew Jeng P’22, ’26 Nan Nan Jiang and ShunDe Wang P’21, ’24 Simone Johnston ’92 and Thomas Johnston P’23, ’25, ’28

Jessica Jones Kelly and Robert Jue P’23, ’25, ’28 Cecilia McBride Kane and John Kane GP’15, ’18, ’24

Christine Kang and Thomas Lee P’24, ’27 Tracy and Peter Kao P’26 Peter Keller ’76 David Kepner ’03 Patricia Wong and Austin Kim P’25, ’27 Mindy and Peter Klarin P’22, ’24 Brooke Barnes LaBonge ’04 Irene Lara and Walter Linares P’24 Holly and Timothy Larsen P’19, ’24 Ana and Kevin Lee P’22 Denise Takahashi-Lehmann and Richard Lehmann P’25 Jian Liu and Chun Lin P’22 Christiane Linao Caroline Liu and Michael Zhao P’20, ’24 Mary and Edward Loftus GP’10, ’13, ’15 Susie and Henry Loh P’22 Anna Longstaff and Jeff Muzerolle Lily Maechling ’15 Matthew Maechling ’13 Sunny Malhotra ’14 Nisha Malhotra ’11 Dorsa and Pavel Maryska P’25, ’27 Rose and Petr Maryska GP’25, ’27 Leah and Brent Mason P’24, ’26, ’28 Leila and Neibaur McCarrey P’23, ’26 Erin and Michael McCarthy P’25 Peter McConnell ’15 Luke McKenna ’13

Emily McLane ’14 Michelle and Steven Mena P’25, ’28 Sara Tartof and Francisco Meza ’91 P’27, ’29 Cherine and Grant Michelson P’22, ’24 Monica and Christopher Mihaly ’74 , P’24 Cecily Brogdon and Mark Mitchell P’15 Heather and Walter Mix P’09, ’07, ’15 Vickie and Stephen Moy P’26, ’27 Eugenia Mule† P’70, ’71, ’73, ’74, ’78 Christina Saelor-Munoz and Javier Munoz P’19, ’21, ’26

Megan and Christopher Murphy P’24, ’27 Lucy and Iyoshi Nakayama P’26 Jennifer and Elliott Neumayer P’24, ’27 Cheryl and John Newell P’18 Alisa Bowen and Michael Newey P’20, ’22 Janice Ohta and Fred Weiss P’07, ’11, ’11 Melissa and Manuel Pacheco P’23, ’25, ’29 Gwen and Edward Palafox P’22 Julie Soma and Leonard Pena P’21, ’24 Ying Wang and Min Peng P’25, ’29 Monica Perez and Daniel Vargas P’23, ’25 Pamela and John Powell Lisa and Daniel Prince P’23, ’26 Kimberly and Kurt Racine P’24, ’26 Sean Regan P’25, ’25 Nancy and David Rhodes GP’24, ’27 Joan and Santo Riboli P’88, ’93 GP’21 Kasumi and Tyler Roddick P’25, ’28 Diane and Luis Rojas P’20, ’23 Sarah Ryan ’17 Katherine Salembier ’16 Gloria and Jerome Sander P’04 Heather and Spencer Sanderson P’26, ’28 Marcie and Joe Sciuto Kathryn Gordon Smith and Marlin Smith

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Milestone (5-9 years) Zoila Acosta GP’22 Jessica Acosta and Eduardo Gonzalez P’22 Tiffany and Scott Akasaki P’25, ’28, ’30 Vanessa and Matthew Alexander P’26, ’28 Julia Almanzan and Douglas Hunter P’24 Cynthia and Timothy Anderson P’22 John Attanasio P’24, ’27 Teri Attanasio P’24, ’27 John Attwood ’17 Alex Aung P’23 Rana and Akram Awad P’25, ’27 Lisa Tchorbajian and Patrick Baghdassarian

P’24, ’26, ’29

Michelle Smith P’20, ’22 Tracey and Andrew Spiegel P’25, ’27 Thomas Stafford Joy and Bernard Sullivan P’97 Frances and Donald Sumner P’86, ’90 Michael Sweeney ’13 Meg Symes ’75 and John Symes P’02, ’04, ’08 Maggie and Joseph Teltser P’24, ’26 Irna and Agustian Tjo P’22 Priscilla Tsao P’22 Ethan Tse ’15 Davis Tse ’12 Alysse Urbach ’14 Austin Urbach ’14 Stephanie and Doug Urbach P’10, ’14, ’14 Alana Weiss ’14 Ivonne Diaz-West and Nathaniel West P’26, ’28 Kristine and Jerry Whitfield P’22 Rebekah and Willard Wong P’25, ’26, ’28 Lisa and Jerome Yuan P’23, ’27

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The 1931 Circle: Partners in Giving The 1931 Circle was established to honor Mayfield Junior School’s founding year and recognize the generosity of donors who have made a leadership-level gift to the school.

Members of the 1931 Circle provide substantial financial support and make a significant impact on our ability to fulfill our Holy Child mission.

Within the 1931 Circle, three Giving Partner levels recognize those donors who demonstrate an extraordinary commitment to Mayfield with an annual gift of $5,000 or more.

HOLY CHILD PARTNERS

$20,000 and above

Anonymous Harry Bronson & Edith R. Knapp Foundation Natalie and Phillip Davis Mary Grace and Peter Kaufman P’98, ’03 MAYFIELD PARTNERS

$10,000-$19,999

Jennifer and Christopher Allen P’18, ’21, ’28 Sandy and Dan Bane P’97, ’02 GP’27, 29 Flora and Andrew Birdzell P’28 Evy and Jason Bridge P’23, ’23 Jennifer and Ryan Brist P’20, ’22, ’25, ’27 Sophia and Jason Chan P’25, ’27 Pamela and Brad King P’17, ’20, ’22 Jing and Song Liu P’24 Jane and Dave Lundegard Margot and Mitchell Milias GP’17, ’20, ’22 Rebecca Gibb Ruthenberg and Georg Ruthenberg P’24 Anne and Sean Ryan P’17, ’20, ’22 HEAD OF SCHOOL PARTNERS

$5,000-$9,999

Vanessa and Matthew Alexander P’26, ’28 Vanessa and Raul Anaya P’28 Amanda and St John Bowron P’28, ’28 Brigid Brahos ’78 and Bill Brahos P’10, ’23 Victoria and Mark Crigler P’29 Jen Tracy-Duplass and Jay Duplass P’23, ’26 Hyemi and David Hellmold P’29 Cynthia Herrington P’29 Yassie and Adam Holliday P’25, ’27, ’29, ’30 The James Irvine Foundation Elizabeth and Dennis Jebbia P’02, ’04 Betty Chen and Ken Jiang P’30 Simone Johnston ’92 and Thomas Johnston P’23, ’25, ’28 Marianne Fahmy and Nathan Kolta P’30 Rui Feng and Zhipeng Lei P’29, ’30 Marie and Zachary Levenick ’92 P’23, ’27 Stephany Zeng and Martin Lin P’24 Dorsa and Pavel Maryska P’25, ’27 Leah and Brent Mason P’24, ’26, ’28 Luz and Scott McBride P’15, ’18, ’24 Michelle and Steven Mena P’25, ’28

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Cherine and Grant Michelson P’20,’22, ’24 Eugenia Mule† P’70, ’71, ’73, ’74, ’78 Jennifer and Elliott Neumayer P’24, ’27 Vienna Nguyen and Paul Chon P’29 Richard Norman Sean Regan P’25, ’25 Lyn Beecher and Hunt Salembier P’16, ’20 Khanh Le and David Willingham P’17, ’20, ’22 Rebekah and Willard Wong P’25, ’26, ’28 Junying Yang and Lang Ye P’30 Valerie and Christopher Yee P’28 Ying Zong and Bill Yuan P’22 1931 CIRCLE

$1,931-$4,999

Nelida Duran and Joseph Acevedo P’28, ’28, ’28 Tiffany and Scott Akasaki P’25, ’28, ’30 Mylinh Trinh and Jon Aquino P’29 Semma and Mario Arzapalo P’29 Rana and Akram Awad P’25, ’27 Samantha Bainter ’97 and Christopher Bainter P’27, ’29 Cara and Andrew Bates P’25, ’27 Susan Woo and Randi Bienstock P’26 Caroline and Thomas Borncamp P’24 Maryam and Stephen Brown P’26, ’29 Jennifer and Kenneth Bunt P’16 Claudie Kiti-Bustamante and Michael Bustamante P’25 Tricia and Terence Butler P’24, ’27, ’30 Alexis Casillas and Jordan Segall P’27 Heather and Weber Chen P’29 Jessica Chu and Calvin Cheng P’26, ’29 Caren and Neal Cheng P’27 Jiayi Liu and Wui Yu Cheung P’29 Eunmee and Hyunbae Cho P’29 Erin Sechler Clougherty ’90 and Vince Clougherty ’90 P’22 Mary Stathatos Cole ’98 and Christopher Cole P’26, ’28 Christina and Kirk Comer P’26 Christy Taylor-Coon and Ken Coon P’23, ’27 Jennifer Cooper P’25 Mary Catherine Cooper GP’25 April and William Costigan P’27, ’28, ’28 Betty Chen and Charles Cui P’26, ’30 Elaine and Tom DeLellis P’28 Majella Lue Sue and Nhien Doan P’24, ’30 Veronica and Raul Echemendia P’25 Maria and David Elmasry P’22

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Martha Fitzpatrick P’78, ’81 GP’10, ’23 Jennifer Young and Sam Fong P’30 Stacey and James Francis P’24, ’26 Heather Gardner Butler and Clark Gardner GP’25, ’27 Amber and Ryan Gillespie P’29 Jaymie and Jimmy Gomez P’23, ’25, ’30 Diana Ibarra Gonzalez and Rodrigo Gonzalez P’28 Becky and Al Han P’25, ’30 Aleta Hancock P’22, ’22 Colleen and Erick Heath P’25, ’25 Daryll and Bryan Hinckley P’26, ’29 Erin and Simon Holford P’25, ’28 Emily Wei and Charles Huang P’19, ’25 Angela Shepherd-Isagholian and Karo Isagholian P’28, ’28 Kathleen and Theodore Jablonski GP’26 Yifei Wu and Weilin Jiang P’29 Jennifer and Theodore Johnston P’29 Kelly and Robert Jue P’23, ’25, ’28 Tracy and Peter Kao P’26 Emily and Indraneel Karlekar P’26 Eliany and Morgan King P’25 Meredith and Matthew LaBonge P’27 Heather and Amir Larian P’30 Christine Kang and Thomas Lee P’24, ’27 Michelle and Benjamin Lee P’30 Bin Lee and Michael Leung P’30 Sherry and Justin Lo P’30 Anna Longstaff and Jeff Muzerolle Jennifer and Jason Mak P’30 Erin and Michael McCarthy P’25 Patricia and Kenneth McKenna P’08, ’13 Maureen and Spence Miller P’28 Karen and Cyrus Modanlou P’28, ’30 Lesley and Andy Monro P’27 Vickie and Stephen Moy P’26, ’27 Kelly and Robert Nakasone P’20, ’25 Lucy and Iyoshi Nakayama P’26 Moon Ko and Dongbin Nam P’21, ’23

Stephanie and Jason Nava P’27 Alisa Bowen and Michael Newey P’20, ’22 Renee and Chad Norton P’20, ’22 Kayleigh and Kuruvilla Olasa P’30 Antoinette Mendoza-Pantleo and Geno Pantleo P’25 Ying Wang and Min Peng P’25, ’29 Kalia and William Petmecky P’24 Casandra and Scott Porter P’17, ’23 Lisa and Daniel Prince P’23, ’26 Erika and Kevin Randall P’18, ’21 Kathleen Regan GP’25, ’25 Kasumi and Tyler Roddick P’25, ’28 Nicole and Bob Rodger P’30 Heather and Spencer Sanderson P’26, ’28 Jill and Paul Schiada P’25, ’26 Marcie and Joe Sciuto Bree and Evan Scott P’30 Cindy Lee and Christopher Seid P’21, ’26 Arianne and Brandon Shapiro P’27, ’30 Hadan Qi and Jin Si P’29 Kathryn Gordon Smith and Marlin Smith P’24, ’26, ’29 Jenny Lai and James Sung P’21, ’23 Sherry William and Ray Sweha P’29 Kristin and Keith Thorell P’17, ’19, ’23 Charisse and Robert Tolleson P’17, ’19, ’21 Julie Wong and Eugene Tsai P’20, ’22 Katherine Ho and Yuji Ueno P’24 Monica Perez and Daniel Vargas P’23, ’25 Virginia and Fernando Villa P’29 Nan Nan Jiang and ShunDe Wang P’21, ’24 Carina Li and Jian Wang P’25, ’28 Yunaisy and Matthew Wickersham P’29 Natasha and Douglas Wood P’30 Yuen Lee and Hun Jong Yoo P’26 Lisa and Jerome Yuan P’23, ’27 Kit Chu and Terry Zhang P’29 Michelle Feng and Joseph Zhou P’28 Jean Qiao and Yang Zhu P’29

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Honor Roll of Donors We gratefully acknowledge each and every one of our 2021-2022 Annual Fund donors for their generous contributions to Mayfield Junior School. With the support of parents, alumni, faculty, staff, and friends in the extended Mayfield community, we continue our 90-year tradition of excellence in Holy Child education. Together, we inspire confidence, creativity and community among our students and families. Thank you for your support.

Anonymous Zoila Acosta GP’22 Jessica Acosta and Eduardo Gonzalez P’22 Ryan Acosta ’22 Mari Agundez Sayoko and Takeo Akasaki GP’25, ’28, ’30 Tiffany and Scott Akasaki P’25, ’28, ’30 Lauren and Michael Albrecht Vanessa and Matthew Alexander P’26, ’28 Mary and Michael Alexander GP’26, ’28 Minnie Allen GP’04 Jennifer and Christopher Allen P’18, ’21, ’28 Sylvia and Gilbert Almanzan GP’24 Vanessa and Raul Anaya P’28 Liz and Paul Anderson ’78 P’07, ’08 Henry Anderson ’07 Cynthia and Timothy Anderson P’22 Charlotte Anderson ’08 Ella Anderson ’22 Khristinne and Christopher Angeles P’29 Mylinh Trinh and Jon Aquino P’29 Semma and Mario Arzapalo P’29 John Attanasio P’24, ’27 Teri Attanasio P’24, ’27 John Attwood ’17 Alex Aung P’23 Rana and Akram Awad P’25, ’27 Keri and Douglas Axel P’22 Lisa Tchorbajian and Patrick Baghdassarian P’26 Samantha Bane Bainter ’97 and Christopher Bainter P’27, ’29 Judy and Armen Bandari P’28, ’30 Sandy and Dan Bane P’97, ’02 GP’27, 29 Joseph Baratta ’92 Tiffany and Tim Barden P’29 Cara and Andrew Bates P’25, ’27 Dianna Lau and Kevin Beggs P’14, ’18 Leenatha Berger Dritan Biba Susan Woo and Randi Bienstock P’26 Flora and Andrew Birdzell P’28 George Blaine ’68 Barbara Blake P’76 Vince Bohanec ’83 P’14, ’16, ’18, ’20 Caroline and Thomas Borncamp P’24 Natividad and Anthony Bower P’22 Amanda and St John Bowron P’28, ’28 Brigid Brahos ’78 and Bill Brahos P’10, ’23 Melissa Carrig and Greg Braun P’22 Taylor Brennan ’11 Barbara Brennan P’11

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Evy and Jason Bridge P’23, ’23 Jennifer and Ryan Brist P’20, ’22, ’25, ’27 Harry Bronson & Edith R. Knapp Foundation Jill Brown P’84, ’87 GP’15, ’17 Maryam and Stephen Brown P’26, ’29 Sally Bucklin ’66 Henry Bunt ’16 Jennifer and Kenneth Bunt P’16 Penelope and Frank Burkard P’03 Marcia and James Burnett P’22 Kate Burns ’92 Claudie Kiti-Bustamante and Michael Bustamante P’25 Tricia and Terence Butler P’24, ’27, ’30 Margot and Patrick Byrne GP’22, ’23 Lisa and Brian Byrne P’22, ’23 Aidan Byrne ’22 Marycel and Richard Campos P’23, ’25 William Carrig- Braun ’22 James Carrillo GP’21, ’25, ’27 Christine and Matthew Carrillo-Vincent P’21, ’25, ’27 Bridgette Carroll ’22 Brandon Carroll ’00 Shelby Carroll ’05 Justin Carter P’30 Tiffany Carter P’30 Alexis Casillas and Jordan Segall P’27 Dr. and Mrs. J.F. Casillas Catherine Caton P’85, ’88,’91 GP’28 Sophia and Jason Chan P’25, ’27 Cynthia and Clifford Chan P’23 Honora Chapman ’76 Krista and Jason Charvat P’22, ’24 Heather and Weber Chen P’24, ’29 Beckie Yue and Allen Chen P’24, ’29 Myra and Edward Chen P’14, ’18, ’25 Amy Chen and Chang Zhao P’27 Jessica Chu and Calvin Cheng P’26, ’29 Caren and Neal Cheng P’27 Angel Cheung GP’25 Jiayi Liu and Wui Yu Cheung P’29 Celeste Chilleri ’22 Eunmee and Hyunbae Cho P’29 Cherie Ko and Joseph Chu P’14, ’16, ’23 John and Tess Clair P’96, ’99, ’04 Louise Clark P’04, ’09 Elizabeth Clark ’04 Kirsten Larsen Clougherty ’89 and Dennis Clougherty’89 P’17, ’19, ’24 Erin Sechler Clougherty ’90 and Vince Clougherty ’90 P’22

John Clougherty '17 Wyatt Clougherty ’22 Dianna and Bernard Clougherty P’90, ’02, ’04, ’05 GP’26

Kathleen Clougherty ’90 P’26 Mary Cole ’98 and Christopher Cole P’26, ’28 Angela and John Coleman P’99 GP’29 Christina and Kirk Comer P’26 Colette Connor ’05 Kristin and Bryan Cook P’21 Alexander Cook ’21 Christy Taylor-Coon and Ken Coon P’23, ’27 Mary Catherine Cooper GP’25 Jennifer Cooper P’25 Joni and Nolan Cooper P’30 April and William Costigan P’27, ’28, ’28 Kathryn Cowan ’96 Lauren Von Der Ahe Crecelius ’03 Sara Crepaux Victoria and Mark Crigler P’29 Rosa and Johny Cu P’99 Samantha Cua ’00, P’30 Samuel Cua ’09 Simeon Cua ’02 Sydnee Cua ’07 Betty Chen and Charles Cui P’26, ’30 Sheila Curtis GP’22 Kim and Antonio D’Amico P’11, ’13, ’16 Lisa Paez and Sean Daley P’28 Natalie and Phillip Davis Sean Defoe ’22 Elaine and Tom DeLellis P’28 Katherine Delgado Rita Delgado Erica and Milton Diaz P’28, ’30 Teresa and Mark Dilbeck P’14, ’16, ’18 The Walt Disney Company Foundation Olivia Dixon ’21 Nicole and Sean Dixon P’16, ’19, ’21 Lucas Dixon ’19 Mia Dixon ’16 Majella Lue Sue and Nhien Doan P’24, ’30 Darin Doerning Samuel Donaldson Judith and John Donovan P’89, ’92, ’92, ’95, ’99 Erin Donovan ’89 Beth Dorr Fabiana Varjao and Sillas Duarte P’25 Jen Tracy-Duplass and Jay Duplass P’23, ’26 Nelida Duran and Joseph Acevedo P’28, ’28, ’28 Veronica and Raul Echemendia P’25 Jose Elias

P’12, ’22

Stacey and James Francis P’24, ’26 Kathleen Frazee GP’28 Jill Frazee and Octavio Godinez P’28 Maggie Fu and Angel Cheung P’25 Christine and Richard Furlanetto GP’24, ’27 Kristie and Steven Furlanetto P’24, ’27 Teresa Villegas-Galaviz and David Galaviz P’20, ’23, ’24

Danica and Pete Gallanis P’20, ’23 Mary and Andreas Gallanis GP’20, ’23 David Galvan ’85 Matthew Gamble ’18 Grace Gamble ’20 Alison Gamble ’83 and Mark Gamble P’18, ’20 Amanda Gandara Jeanne and Mark Gangi P’15, ’27 Grace Gannon ’18 Kristin Nicastro-Gannon and Michael Gannon P’18 Juan Garcia Heather Gardner Butler and Clark Gardner GP’25, ’27

Bridget Garrity ’13 Grace Garrity ’21 Luke Garrity ’17 Meghan Garrity ’19 Amy and Timothy Garrity P’13, ’17, ’19, ’21 Connie Genton P’13 Jacqueline Geragos ’08 and Michael Geragos Connie and Robert Gerringer P’90 Susi and Dennis Gertmenian P’94, ’00 Elizabeth Gilfillan ’69 and Graeme Gilfillan Amber and Ryan Gillespie P’29 Christine Goethals Amanda Carter and Cory Goings P’26 Jaymie and Jimmy Gomez P’23, ’25, ’30 Albert Gonzales ’02 Melissa Gonzales ’07 Elizabeth and Danilo Gonzales P’02, ’07 Diana Ibarra Gonzalez and Rodrigo Gonzalez P’28 Vorda Gordon GP’01, ’04, ’07 Joe Gorman ’53 Stefanie and Craig Graham P’25, ’30 Jose Granda GP’23, ’25, ’29

Margaret and Louis Greco P’91, ’93,’00 Amity and Warren Grimes P’04, ’07 Ann and Mark Grimmett P’06 Kate Grinnell ’19 Jake Grinnell ’20 Laura and Jason Grinnell P’19, ’20 Kathleen and Kenneth Grobecker P’93 Justis Guardia ’13 Linda and Christopher Guardia P’13 Ashley Guerra ’85 and Fred Guerra P’26 Romy Han and Kobi Gulianni P’26, ’30 Caroline Liu and Jinguang Guo GP’19 Tatiana and Larry Guyer Janet Hale Pamela Livingstone Halferty ’87 and James Halferty P’17, ’20, ’25 Becky and Al Han P’25, ’30 Aleta Hancock P’22, ’22 Weston Hancock ’22 Gemma Hancock ’22 Lindsay Shaller Hayden ’93 and William Hayden ’83 P’22, ’26 Emma Yao Zhu and Peter W.ming He P’28 Colleen and Erick Heath P’25, ’25 Tulsi Akikwala and Derek Held P’30 Hyemi and David Hellmold P’29 Leandra Hinrichs and Daniel Herbert P’26 Carla Hernandez P’26 Cynthia Herrington P’29 Christine Hess GP’18, ’19 Clara and Matthew Hess P’18, ’19 James Hess ’19 Arianne and Edward Heupler GP’27, ’29 Esther and Walter Hewlett GP’28 Debbie and Bruce Hinckley GP’26, ’29 Daryll and Bryan Hinckley P’26, ’29 Francia Hines GP’25 Paige and Charles Hobey P’16, ’19, ’30 Gisele and Kevin Hoffer P’23, ’28 Lei and Mark Hoffman P’24 Matthew Hoffman ’03 Spencer Hoffman ’09 Erin and Simon Holford P’25, ’28 Leslie Holliday ’68 Yassie and Adam Holliday P’25, ’27, ’29, ’30 Kathleen and Chad Hopper P’30 Heather Hopton-Ahmed and Razi Ahmed Denise and John Hornick P’98 Justin Hornick ’98 Angela Howell ’72 Baiyu Dong and Yu-Wei Hsieh P’28 Christine Hsu GP’21, ’26 Emily Wei and Charles Huang P’19, ’25 Kate Huang ’22 Richelle and Jose Huizar P’16, ’19, ’22, ’24 Julia Almanzan and Douglas Hunter P’24 Peggy Ireland ’78 P’12, ’15 James Irvine Foundation Angela Shepherd-Isagholian and Karo Isagholian P’28, ’28 Elizabeth and John Iskander P’27, ’28 Stephanie Jabarian ’11

Kathleen and Theodore Jablonski GP’26 Elizabeth and Dennis Jebbia P’02, ’04 Mary Ellen Jebbia ’02 Mallory Jebbia ’04 Marian Wu and Matthew Jeng P’22, ’26 Chloe Jeng ’22 Yifei Wu and Weilin Jiang P’29 Betty Chen and Ken Jiang P’30 Jinhee Chung and Mark Jo P’25, ’28 Katherine and Paul Johnson P’10, ’10, ’12, ’14 Natalie Johnson ’10 Simone Johnston ’92 and Thomas Johnston P’23, ’25, ’28 Jennifer and Theodore Johnston P’29 Kenneth Johnston GP’29 Jessica Jones Virginia Jones ’60 and Tom Jones P’83, ’85, ’89 GP’18, ’20, ’26

Kelly and Robert Jue P’23, ’25, ’28 Tracy and Peter Kao P’26 Emily and Indraneel Karlekar P’26 Sofia Kartite ’21 Ana Peralta and Anouar Kartite P’21 Mary Grace and Peter Kaufman P’98, ’03 Ani and John Kedeshian P’21, ’25 Peter Keller ’76 Bridget Kelley-Lossada and Carlos Lossada

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Maria and David Elmasry P’22 Hayley Hoffman English ’05 Cameron Escalante ’12 Michael Escalante P’12, ’16 Rori Escalante ’16 Angela Cai and Robert Estrada P’22 Linda Evans GP’09, ’11, ’11, ’12, ’14, ’14, ’16, ’19 Annaliese Everett ’13 Yvonne and Carl Everett P’13, ’20 Martha Fitzpatrick P’78, ’81 GP’10, ’23 Ellen Suh and Robert Fletcher P’21, ’22 Bridget and Christopher Floyd P’10, ’13, ’15 Declan Floyd ’13 Kathryn Fogarty P’13 Jennifer Young and Sam Fong P’30 Samantha Thompson and David Fortner

P’18, ’22

Cinty and Raymond Kepner P’99, ’03 Lindsay Kepner ’99 David Kepner ’03 Nina and David Kidd GP’26, ’29 Patricia Wong and Austin Kim P’25, ’27 Yulia Asadullina Kim and Christian Kim P’30 Tiffany Kim Pamela and Brad King P’17, ’20, ’22 Eliany and Morgan King P’25 Mindy and Peter Klarin P’22, ’24 John Klein GP’24, ’26, ’29 Alison Shea Knoll ’83 and Ryan Knoll Marianne Fahmy and Nathan Kolta P’30 Lillian Woo and Karl Kwok P’30 Pamela L’Heureux ’50 Meredith and Matthew LaBonge P’27 Brooke Barnes LaBonge ’04 Michelle and Lloyd Lampton P’20, ’22 Etienne Lanchantin ’22 Sarah and Peter Lanfer P’26 Heather and Amir Larian P’30 Holly and Timothy Larsen P’19, ’24 Charie Laugharn P’91,’92 Janet Layton-Arribas Ana and Kevin Lee P’22 Cameron Lee ’22 Christine Kang and Thomas Lee P’24, ’27 Lori and Richard Lee P’21, ’23, ’25 Michelle and Benjamin Lee P’30 Denise Takahashi-Lehmann and Richard Lehmann P’25 Rui Feng and Zhipeng Lei P’29, ’30 Bin Lee and Michael Leung P’30 Marie and Zachary Levenick ’92 P’23, ’27

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Karen and Victor Limongelli P’15, ’17, ’21 Lynn Lin P’30 Jian Liu and Chun Lin P’22 Christiane Linao Irene Lara and Walter Linares P’24 Jing and Song Liu P’24 Sherry and Justin Lo P’30 Flavia and James Lo Coco P’09, ’13, ’14 Mary and Edward Loftus GP’10, ’13, ’15 Susie and Henry Loh P’22 Peggy Loh GP’22 Evan Loh ’22 Patricia Long Anna Longstaff Lisette Gavina Lopez and Marcel Lopez P’28 Charlene and Vincent Lorenzo P’26 Jinsu Wang and Jun Lu P’28 Jane and Dave Lundegard Bryan Lynch ’98 Moses Ma ’22 Jane MacKinnon ’74 and Alex MacKinnon P’11 Georgina and Mark Maechling ’78 P’13, ’15 Lily Maechling ’15 Jennifer and Jason Mak P’30 Nisha Malhotra ’11 Seema and Rajan Malhotra P’11, ’14, ’18 Sunny Malhotra ’14 Krish Malhotra ’18 Theresa and Steve Manning GP’17, ’19 Mary Cross and Lawren Markle Cross P’23 Lauren Marlis Marina Marmolejo ’09 Fr. Tony Marti OFM Cap. Kerry Martin Dena Martin P’22 Donna and Douglas Martin P’76, ’77, ’79, ’82 Kristina Martinez de la Torre ’78 Dorsa and Pavel Maryska P’25, ’27 Rose and Petr Maryska GP’25, ’27 Romola and Leo Mascarenhas P’12, ’14, ’20 Leah and Brent Mason P’24, ’26, ’28 Dan Shao and Luis Alfredo Mateos Guzman P’29

Alfie Mateu and Marcos Mateu Mestre P’25 Maritza and Brent Maue P’27 Joan Mauriello GP’28, ’29 Karen Mayeda Luz and Scott McBride P’15, ’18, ’24 Cecilia McBride Kane GP’15, ’18, ’24 Leila and Neibaur McCarrey P’23, ’26

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Erin and Michael McCarthy P’25 Mary and Britton McConnell P’09, ’11, ’15 Maureen McConnell ’11 Peter McConnell ’15 Shea McConnell ’09 Lucy and Mark McDevitt P’22 Stella and Michael McEvoy GP’24 Patricia and Kenneth McKenna P’08, ’13 Conor McKenna ’08 Luke McKenna ’13 Myrna and David McLane P’14, ’19 Emily McLane ’14 Julianne McLane ’19 Caroline and James McManus P’10, ’17 Janice Goodwin and Frank McNiff ’53 P’80, ’82, ’84 GP’10, ’11, ’15

Sr. Sheila McNiff ’53, SHCJ Michelle and Steven Mena P’25, ’28 Gabriela Rubio and Rene Mendoza P’27 Linda and Liam Mennis P’99, ’02, ’04 Sara Tartof and Francisco Meza ’91 P’27, ’29 Cherine and Grant Michelson P’22, ’24 Karla and John Miguel P’30 Monica and Christopher Mihaly ’74, P’24 Margot and Mitchell Milias GP’17, ’20, ’22 Dorie Miller Maureen and Spence Miller P’28 Andrea Miller Graciela Mills ’22 Lyla Minton ’22 Lee and Jeff Minton P’18, ’22 Cecily Brogdon and Mark Mitchell P’15 Smita Dayal and Rasham Mittal P’28 Heather and Walter Mix P’09, ’07, ’15 Karen and Cyrus Modanlou P’28, ’30 Lesley and Andy Monro P’27 Tom Moore ’87 Patricia Blanco and Douglas Morales P’07, ’19 Vickie and Stephen Moy P’26, ’27 Lillian Moya P’23 Eugenia Mule† P’70, ’71, ’73, ’74, ’78 Christina Saelor-Munoz and Javier Munoz P’19, ’21, ’26

Megan and Christopher Murphy P’24, ’27 Kimberly Murphy Lorig Mushegain P’28 Kelly and Robert Nakasone P’20, ’25 Lucy and Iyoshi Nakayama P’26 Moon Ko and Dongbin Nam P’21, ’23 Stephanie and Jason Nava P’27

Iris and Francisco Navarro P’25 Shawn Neth Jennifer and Elliott Neumayer P’24, ’27 Cheryl and John Newell P’18 Alisa Bowen and Michael Newey P’20, ’22 Matilda Newey ’22 Vienna Nguyen and Paul Chon P’29 Jeffry Niedermeyer ’00 Richard Norman Timithie and Nicholas Norman ’98 Renee and Chad Norton P’20, ’22 Joyce and Michael Noser P’24, ’26, ’28, ’30 Helen O’Leary ’41 Stuart O’Melveny P’72, ’74, ’75, ’76, ’77, ’80, ’83, ’86, ’87

Gail O’Rane P’14 Susan and Francisco Ochoa P’24, ’26, ’29 Kayleigh and Kuruvilla Olasa P’30 Margit and Paul Onufer P’11, ’15 Melissa and Manuel Pacheco P’23, ’25, ’29 Chelsey and Robert Page P’20, ’21 Sophia Page ’21 Lilia and Apolonio Pagsisihan GP’27 Gwen and Edward Palafox P’22 Mia Palafox ’22 Antoinette Mendoza-Pantleo and Geno Pantleo P’25 Thomas Parisi P’20 Yvonne and Chipper Pastron P’18, ’22 Brooke Pastron ’22 Neha and Dharmesh Patel P’29 Liliana and Luis Patino P’18, ’22 Andres Patino ’22 Julie Soma and Leonard Pena P’21, ’24 Ying Wang and Min Peng P’25, ’29 Maria Pesheva P’27, ’27 Kalia and William Petmecky P’24 Lancianne Phillips Brooke Porter ’17 Casandra and Scott Porter P’17, ’23 Anne Porter and Christian Tschida P’28 Katherine and John Porter GP’28 Amy and Stewart Powell P’15, ’17, ’23 Pamela and John Powell Magdalene Poxon ’08 Lisa and Daniel Prince P’23, ’26 Jennifer Gainey and Alfred Pryor P’21, ’23 Betty and Hazim Rabadi P’21, ’23, ’25 Kimberly and Kurt Racine P’24, ’26 Donna and Nicholas Ralph P’30

P’24, ’26, ’29

Michelle Smith P’20, ’22

Sammy Sohl ’11 Eunice and Paul Song P’29 Nicole and Sergio Sotolongo P’29 Tracey and Andrew Spiegel P’25, ’27 Deborah St. John P’95, ’97, ’98, ’02 Shannon and Jeffrey Staat P’18, ’23,’26 Thomas Stafford Priscila and Daniel Stanton P’20, ’23, ’28 Steve Stark P’07, ’10 Emily and Scott Street P’26 Adele Suarez P’21, ’23 Audrey Suarez ’17 Henry Suarez ’15 Vivian and Henry Suarez P’15, ’17 Vera Ramos and Robbie Suguitan P’24 Bryan Sullivan ’90 Maura and Jamie Sullivan P’14, ’16 Michael Sullivan ’14 Meghan Sullivan ’16 Joy and Bernard Sullivan P’97 Frances and Donald Sumner P’86, ’90 Jenny Lai and James Sung P’21, ’23 Kathy and Kevin Sweeney P’13 Maureen Sweeney ’01 Megan Sweeney ’05 Michael Sweeney ’13 Karen and Stephen Sweeney P’01, ’05 Sherry William and Ray Sweha P’29 Meg Symes ’75 and John Symes P’02, ’04, ’08 Helen Wu and Mark Tan P’13, ’16, ’20 Betty and Victor Tan GP’23, ’25, ’28 Min Shen and Huan Tan P’27 Akiko and Tony Tanaka P’21, ’22, ’24, ’27 Ann Tanaka ’22 Gail and Arnold Tanaka GP’24 Gabrielle Taylor ’86 Maggie and Joseph Teltser P’24, ’26 Kelley Driscoll Terrazas ’95 and Rob Terrazas P’29, ’29 Sara Jane and John Thies GP’21, ’23 Ellie Thompson ’22 Kristin and Keith Thorell P’17, ’19, ’23 Sharilyn and Robert Thorell GP’17, ’19, ’23 Irna and Agustian Tjo P’22 Charisse and Robert Tolleson P’17, ’19, ’21 Julie Wong and Eugene Tsai P’20, ’22 Priscilla Tsao P’22 Davis Tse ’12 Ethan Tse ’15 Jackson and Elaine Tse P’12, ’15 Kathleen and Ken Turknette P’15, ’15 Katherine Ho and Yuji Ueno P’24 United Way, Inc. Austin Urbach ’14 Alysse Urbach ’14 Stephanie and Doug Urbach P’10, ’14, ’14 Tyler Urbach ’10 Alison Van Dyke ’82 Monica Perez and Daniel Vargas P’23, ’25 Phillip Velasco Diana Vesga and Andres Jaramillo P’21, ’29

Virginia and Fernando Villa P’29 Ruth Villarreal Nancy Fong and Jay Villavicencio P’21, ’28 Isabella Villavicencio ’21 Mary Ann and Daniel Vincent GP’21, ’25, ’27 Nicole and Bernhard von Thaden P’20, ’20, ’20 Dominique Porter Wallace ’98 and Peyton Wallace Carina Li and Jian Wang P’25, ’28 Nan Nan Jiang and ShunDe Wang P’21, ’24 Alana Weiss ’14 Arlene and Walter Weiss P’14, ’18 Janice Ohta and Fred Weiss P’07, ’11, ’11 Malia Weiss ’18 Carolyn West GP’00, ’03, ’06, ’08 Ivonne Diaz-West and Nathaniel West P’26, ’28 Sr. Frances White, SHCJ Melissa White Kristine and Jerry Whitfield P’22 Yunaisy and Matthew Wickersham P’29 Laura and Corbet Wilcox P’29 Khanh Le and David Willingham P’17, ’20, ’22 Owen Willingham ’22 Kaci Wilson ’98 Jonathan Wilson P’21, ’24 Nicole Wirth Helen Morran-Wolf and Edward Wolf GP’26, ’28 Rebekah and Willard Wong P’25, ’26, ’28 Penny Wong Gloria and David Wong GP’25, ’26, ’28 Helen and Davis Woo GP’26 Natasha and Douglas Wood P’30 Lauren Wood ’71 Natasha and Alexander Worotko P’27, ’29 Sunny Chang and John Wu P’29 Miao Hai and Jinsong Yang P’27 Cheryl Chua and Earl Yaokasin P’24, ’27 Junying Yang and Lang Ye P’30 Caroline and Ting Yee GP’28 Valerie and Christopher Yee P’28 Peggy and John Yingling P’89, ’91 Samuel Ynzunza P’18 Kayla Yokoyama Dodge ’03 Yuen Lee and Hun Jong Yoo P’26 Charlotte and Nathan Young P’23 Ying Zong and Bill Yuan P’22 Lisa and Jerome Yuan P’23, ’27 Muge Yuan ’22 Kathy Yuille GP’29 Roxana Zamudio Vicki Chiang and Nick Zanoria P’23, ’26 Maria and Vincent Zarian P’22, ’23 Stephany Zeng and Martin Lin P’24 Alyssa Zeutzius ’06 Yue Wang and Chengkun Zhang P’28 Kit Chu and Terry Zhang P’29 Caroline Liu and Michael Zhao P'20, '24 Michelle Feng and Joseph Zhou P’28 Jean Qiao and Yang Zhu P’29 Joe Ziemann ’53 Leni-Jane and Steffen Zirn P’19, ’20

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Ralphs Grocery Company, Kroeger Inc. LeeAnn Ramirez Tara Randall ’18 Carter Randall ’21 Erika and Kevin Randall P’18, ’21 John Reed Susan Reedy Laura and Eric Reeser ’96 P’29 Brittany Barnes Reeser ’01 and Matthew Reeser ’01 Sean Regan P’25, ’25 Kathleen Regan GP’25, ’25 Kathryn Reilly P’92 GP’23, ’27 Dorothy and Richard Reyes P’05 Nancy and David Rhodes GP’24, ’27 Joan and Santo Riboli P’88, ’93 GP’21 Eleanor and Evan Richardson P’28 Austin Ripley and Doc Eslinger P’27 Dario Rock ’18 Marcela and Phong Rock P’18, ’24 Kasumi and Tyler Roddick P’25, ’28 Nicole and Bob Rodger P’30 Marnie Chavez and Paul Rodriguez P’30 Declan Roggero ’22 Keegan Roggero ’22 Maura and Miguel Roggero P’15, ’22, ’22 Diane and Luis Rojas P’20, ’23 Gino and Bingo Roncelli GP’26, ’28 Amelia Swabb and Scott Rowan P’29 Melissa and Gus Ruelas P’29 Fung-Wah Ruiz and Ruben Ruiz III P’30 Rebecca Gibb Ruthenberg and Georg Ruthenberg P’24 Anne and Sean Ryan P’17, ’20, ’22 Mary Elizabeth Ryan ’22 Peter Ryan ’20 Sarah Ryan ’17 Maria Markova and Miguel Salazar P’28 Jeffrey Salcido ’96 Patrick Salcido ’02 Peter Salcido ’99 Lyn Beecher and Hunt Salembier P’16, ’20 Katherine Salembier ’16 Rebecca Sales Gloria and Jerome Sander P’04 Heather and Spencer Sanderson P’26, ’28 Jill and Paul Schiada P’25, ’26 Christa Hohmann and Peter Schnaitman P’23 Marcie and Joe Sciuto Bree and Evan Scott P’30 Cindy Lee and Christopher Seid P’21, ’26 Charlene and James Seley GP’18, ’21, ’29 Rebecca Seymour Arianne and Brandon Shapiro P’27, ’30 Julie Shu-Serrato Ada Leung and Kato Shum P’30 Hadan Qi and Jin Si P’29 Brian Simpson ’04 Candy Gonzales-Smith and Ronnie Smith P’21 Kathryn Gordon Smith and Marlin Smith

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Alumni Giving Our alumni are our mission in action: products of Mayfield’s unparalleled, whole child education and the result of our joyful and faith-filled community. Alumni giving demonstrates our motto of “Actions not Words” and their generosity offers opportunity to a new generation of Mustangs.

1940s Helen Forve O’Leary ’41 1950s Joe Gorman Jr. ’53 Pamela Simpson L’Heureux ’50 Sr. Sheila McNiff ’53, SHCJ Frank McNiff ’53 Joe Ziemann ’53 1960s George Blaine ’68 Sally Bucklin ’66 Elizabeth Gilfillan ’69 Leslie Taverner Holliday ’68 Virginia Schlueter Jones ’60 1970s Paul Anderson ’78 Brigid Fitzpatrick Brahos ’78 Honora Howell Chapman ’76 Angela Howell ’72 Peggy Mills Ireland ’78 Peter Keller ’76 Jane Bucklin MacKinnon ’74 Mark Maechling ’78 Kristina Halpin Martinez de la Torre ’78 Christopher Mihaly ’74 Meg Carmack Symes ’75 Lauren Ann Wood ’71 1980s

Vince Bohanec ’83 Kirsten Larsen Clougherty ’89 Dennis Clougherty’89 Erin Donovan ’89 David Galvan ’85 Alison Jones Gamble ’83 Ashley Jones Guerra ’85 Pamela Livingstone Halferty ’87 Bill Hayden ’83 Alison Shea Knoll ’83 Tom Moore ’87 Gabrielle Porter Taylor ’86 Alison Daly Van Dyke ’82

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1990s Samantha Bane Bainter ’97 Joseph Baratta ’92 Kate Burns ’92 Vince Clougherty ’90 Erin Sechler Clougherty ’90 Kathleen Clougherty ’90 Mary Stathatos Cole ’98 Kathryn Blasiar Cowan ’96 Lindsay Shaller Hayden ’93 Justin Hornick ’98 Simone Porter Johnston ’92 Lindsay Kepner ’99 Zachary Levenick ’92 Bryan Lynch ’98 Francisco Meza ’91 Nicholas Norman ’98 Eric Reeser ’96 Peter Salcido ’99 Jeffrey Salcido ’96 Bryan Sullivan ’90 Kelley Driscoll Terrazas ’95 Dominique Porter Wallace ’98 Kaci Wilson ’98 2000s Charlotte Anderson ’08 Henry Anderson ’07 Shelby Carroll ’05 Brandon Carroll ’00 Elizabeth Clark ’04 Colette Connor ’05 Lauren Von Der Ahe Crecelius ’03 Samuel Cua ’09 Sydnee Cua ’07 Simeon Cua ’02 Samatha Cua ’00 Kayla Yokoyama Dodge ’03 Hayley Hoffman English ’05 Jacqueline Jabarian Geragos ’08 Melissa Gonzales ’07 Albert Gonzales ’02 Spencer Hoffman ’09 Matthew Hoffman ’03 Mallory Jebbia ’04 Mary Ellen Jebbia ’02 David Kepner ’03 Brooke Barnes LaBonge ’04 Marina Marmolejo ’09 Shea McConnell ’09 Jeffry Niedermeyer ’00

Magdalene Poxon ’08 Brittany Barnes Reeser ’01 Matthew Reeser ’01 Patrick Salcido ’02 Brian Simpson ’04 Megan Sweeney ’05 Maureen Sweeney ’01 Alyssa Zeutzius ’06 2010s

John Attwood ’17 Taylor Brennan ’11 Henry Bunt ’16 John Clougherty '17 Lucas Dixon ’19 Mia Dixon ’16 Rori Escalante ’16 Cameron Escalante ’12 Annaliese Everett ’13 Declan Floyd ’13 Matthew Gamble ’18 Grace Gannon ’18 Meghan Garrity ’19 Luke Garrity ’17 Bridget Garrity ’13 Kate Grinnell ’19 Justis Guardia ’13 James Hess ’19 Stephanie Jabarian ’11 Natalie Johnson ’10 Lily Maechling ’15 Krish Malhotra ’18 Sunny Malhotra ’14 Nisha Malhotra ’11 Maureen McConnell ’11 Peter McConnell ’15 Luke McKenna ’13 Julianne McLane ’19 Emily McLane ’14 Brooke Porter ’17 Tara Randall ’18 Dario Rock ’18 Sarah Ryan ’17 Katherine Salembier ’16 Sammy Sohl ’11 Audrey Suarez ’17 Henry Suarez ’15 Meghan Sullivan ’16 Michael Sullivan ’14 Michael Sweeney ’13 Ethan Tse ’15

Davis Tse ’12 Austin Urbach ’14 Alysse Urbach ’14 Tyler Urbach ’10 Malia Weiss ’18 Alana Weiss ’14 2020s Alexander Cook ’21 Olivia Dixon ’21 Grace Gamble ’20 Grace Garrity ’21 Jake Grinnell ’20 Sofia Kartite ’21 Sophia Page ’21 Carter Randall ’21 Peter Ryan ’20 Isabella Villavicencio ’21 2022 Ryan Acosta ’22 Ella Anderson ’22 Henry Bunt ’16 Aidan Byrne ’22 William Carrig-Braun ’22 Bridgette Carroll ’22 Celeste Chilleri ’22 Wyatt Clougherty ’22 Sean Defoe ’22 Weston Hancock ’22 Gemma Hancock ’22 Kate Huang ’22 Chloe Jeng ’22 Etienne Lanchantin ’22 Cameron Lee ’22 Evan Loh ’22 Moses Ma ’22 Graciela Mills ’22 Lyla Minton ’22 Matilda Newey ’22 Mia Palafox ’22 Brooke Pastron ’22 Andres Patino ’22 Declan Roggero ’22 Keegan Roggero ’22 Mary Elizabeth Ryan ’22 Ann Tanaka ’22 Ellie Thompson ’22 Owen Willingham ’22 Jerry Yuan ’22

REVENUE Tuition and Fees

13,391,030

Annual Fund

778,368

Endowment

1,296,461

Other

58,312

TOTAL

15,524,171

EXPENSES Salaries & Benefits

9,737,848

Tuition Assistance

1,568,746

Pandemic Credit

236,346

Academic Programming

704,876

Physical Plant

1,869,277

Technology

429,214

Admin & Advancement

816,860

Auxiliary Programs

100,945

TOTAL

15,464,112

MAYFIELD ANNUAL FUND Donors Current Parents

285

Dollars $587,028

Parents of Alumni

78

$72,627

Grandparents

57

$48,312

Faculty and Friends

56

$26,732

3

$25,423

Alumni

146

$18,246

TOTAL

625

$778,368

Foundations and Corporations

”Leah and I are committed to the mission at Mayfield Junior School which includes supporting the school beyond traditional tuition costs. With today's rising costs, we realize the importance of additional financial support, but these funds are vital to the community in maintaining standards set by Cornelia Connelly to educate the whole child.”

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2021-2022 Financial Report

Brent Mason P’24, '26, '28 Chair, Advancement Committee of the Board

151

leadership donors gave

1,931

$

125

donors contributed for the first time

or more

$15,523

Total raised: $778,368 Athletics 4%

in matching gifts

Faith Formation 5% Fine & Performing Arts 4% Tuition Assistance 7%

Greatest Need 80%

The Area of Greatest Need continues to be our strongest designation, providing financial resources for a robust and meaningful Holy Child education that includes Athletics, Faith Formation, Fine and Performing Arts, and Tuition Assistance.

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Victory for Mayfield at the 2022 Mustang Tailgate Benefit The Mayfield community joyfully gathered at Spirit Field on April 30 for the 2022 Mustang Tailgate Benefit. For the nearly 400 parents, faculty, alumni, and friends in attendance, it was the first opportunity to gather as a group in more than two years.

Benefit co-chairs Mary Cole ’98 and Julie Soma and their event committee created an atmosphere for fun and festivities that included game-day hors d'oeuvres served from the back of vintage pick-up trucks, lawn games adjacent to a beer garden, and plenty of Mayfield gear that allowed partygoers to show their Mustang pride.

The Benefit is a beloved annual tradition, raising money each year for both the Mayfield Endowment and a special project based on urgent needs. The Tailgate was by all counts a victory for the home team, with the most successful paddle raise to date raising more than $140,000 to repair and replace Mayfield’s aging HVAC system. Proceeds from the silent and live auction, ticket sales, and sponsorships totaled $226,000 for the MJS Endowment, which provides annual support for salaries, tuition assistance, professional development, student programming, and more.

We are grateful to all who came to cheer for Mayfield and celebrate our awesome community. Go Mustangs!

2022 Benefit Committee Benefit Chairs Mary Cole Julie Soma Auction Chairs Judy Bandari Melissa Ruelas Décor Chairs Marie Levenick Kelley Terrazas Spirit Chairs Khristinne Angeles Tammy McCrary

”The Benefit is always such an important fundraising event for Mayfield, but after a several-year hiatus, it was special to us that we provide this opportunity for our entire community to come on campus and just have fun together. It was a joy to see and feel our collective Mayfield school spirit.”

Mary Cole '98, P'26, '28 and Julie Soma P'21, '24 2022 Benefit Co-Chairs

Committee Tiffany Akasaki Tulsi Akikwala Semma Arzapalo Brigid Brahos Marycel Campos Jenny Cooper Elaine DeLellis Jenny Lai Jennifer Mak Vickie Moy Alexandra Papademetropoulos Neha Patel Jill Schiada Kathryn Schotthoefer Amelia Swabb Christy Taylor-Coon Yunaisy Wickersham Rebekah Wong Natasha Wood Marian Wu Sophie Ye Katrina Yuille Benefit 2022 Mustang Tailgate Committee

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Quarterback Anonymous Jenn and Chris Allen Evy and Jason Bridge Maryam and Stephen Brown Cynthia Herrington Luz and Scott McBride Kathleen ”Tede” Regan Cheer Squad Vanessa and Matthew Alexander Amanda and St. John Bowron Brigid Brahos ’78 and Bill Brahos Victoria and Mark Crigler Yassie and Adam Holliday Simone Johnston ’92 and Thomas Johnston Marianne and Peter Lynch Leah and Brent Mason Jennifer and Elliott Neumayer Katrina Roski and Marc Pearl Anne and Sean Ryan Monica Perez and Daniel Vargas

Go Mustangs!

Semma and Mario Arzapalo Samantha Bainter ’97 and Chris Bainter Sophia and Jason Chan Eva Lee and Michael Chen Lynn Ung and Joseph Chung Erin Clougherty ’90 and Vincent Clougherty ’90 Mary Cole ’98 and Christopher Cole Elaine and Tom DeLellis Kathryn Schotthoefer and John Dreyer Dennis and Elizabeth Jebbia Ani and John Kedeshian Marie and Zachary Levenick ’92 Michelle and Steven Mena Cherine and Grant Michelson Maureen and Spence Miller Vickie and Stephen Moy Kelly and Bob Nakasone Antoinette Mendoza-Pantleo and Geno Pantleo Julie Soma and Leonard Peña Eleanor and Evan Richardson

Amelia Swabb and Scott Rowan Melissa and Gus Ruelas Kelley Driscoll Terrazas ’95 and Rob Terrazas Yunaisy and Matthew Wickersham Khanh Le and David Willingham Rebekah and Willard Wong Valerie and Christopher Yee Charlotte and Nathan Young Katrina and Kevin Yuille Booster Club Judy and Armen Bandari Lyn Beecher and Hunt Salembier Melissa Carrig and Greg Braun Irene Lara and Walter Linares Gino and Bingo Roncelli Charisse and Rob Tolleson Sister Frances White, SHCJ Natasha and Douglas Wood Sophie Yang and Ray Ye Ying Zong and Biao Yuan

School Spirit Rana and Akram Awad Karina Arabolaza and Leandro Bonsignore Caroline and Tom Borncamp Jennifer Cooper Tulsi Akikwala and Derek Held Elizabeth and Dennis Jebbia Marian Wu and Matthew Jeng Patricia Wong and Austin Kim Fr. Tony Marti OFM Cap. Amy and Stewart Powell Marcela and Phong Rock Kasumi and Tyler Roddick Joe and Marcie Sciuto Ada Leung and Kato Shum

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Mustang Tailgate Patrons

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Special Funds at Mayfield Named funds provide an opportunity for a family or group of people to recognize or memorialize a loved one while meeting a specific need of Mayfield Junior School. We are grateful to all the donors who have contributed to the following: Funds for Tuition Assistance

Provide tuition support for one or more students who meet defined criteria.

The Brian Driscoll ’98 Scholarship Fund The Faculty Scholarship Fund The Soledad Jimenez McLane Fund The Stephanie Griffin Scholarship Fund Funds for Professional Development

Provide resources for faculty and staff to learn new skills, earn certifications, and build capacity for leadership and teamwork.

The Gill Fund for Professional Development The Hearst Teacher Development Fund The Keck Faculty Fund Endowment Funds

Provide unrestricted support for MJS on an annual basis.

The 75th Anniversary Fund The Wagener Family Endowment Fund Program Support Funds

Provide financial support to designated programs and initiatives.

The Bland Family Legacy Fund The Maureen Shea Memorial Tennis Endowment

”MJS invests in the professional and personal development of the faculty and staff. I donate because of the school's commitment to meeting the wants and needs of our time.”

Nicole Wirth, Dean of Academic Life

Please contact the Advancement Office if you are interested in establishing a special fund.

Euclid Society The Euclid Society was established in 2007 to recognize and honor current parents, parents of alumni, alumni, and friends who have included Mayfield Junior School in their estates or financial plans. These gifts provide a lasting legacy for Mayfield and its community, ensuring that Holy Child education thrives in Pasadena for generations.

Mayfield Junior School would like to thank the following members of the Euclid Society for their leadership and generosity to the school: Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Paul Anderson ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Bland Mr. and Mrs. Edward Chen Mr. and Mrs. William Clark Mr. and Mrs. John Gantus Mrs. Stephanie Griffin

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Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Hall Mr. Peter H. Kaufman Mr. and Mrs. Britton McConnell Mrs. Eugenia A. Mulé Ms. Victoria Geis Pauley ’44 Mrs. Katherine Strub Reed ’62 Mr. and Mrs. Steve Robinson

Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Saggese Mr. and Mrs. Roland Simpson Mr. Philip Swan Mr. Thomas Smith Hon. Kim and Mr. William M. Wardlaw

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Giving to Mayfield Junior School Each year, donors provide the additional resources needed to maintain Mayfield’s excellent programs. These generous contributions from our community also allow the school to plan and execute upgrades to our facilities and curriculum to “meet the wants of the age” through the years. We are grateful!

Mayfield Junior School accepts many kinds of gifts, including:

• Cash Current cash gifts are deductible for income tax purposes to the full extend allowed by law and may be made with cash, check, or credit card.

• Appreciated Securities A gift of appreciated stock or other capital assets can result in significant tax savings. You may be able to obtain a tax deduction for the full market value of the gift and avoid paying tax on the gain.

• Matching Gifts Many employers will match employees’ donations, increasing the impact of a single gift and providing an additional source of income for Mayfield Junior School.

Inquire with your Human Resources Department if your employer matches charitable gifts.

• Qualified Charitable Distributions Donors who are 70 ½ or older can direct an IRA distribution directly to Mayfield. For those 72 or older who must take a Required Minimum Distribution (RMD), an IRA gift is a simple way to give while reducing one’s taxable income.

Please contact the Advancement Office with questions or for assistance: Anna E. Longstaff Director of Advancement alongstaff@mayfieldjs.org or 626-229-2105 Timithie Norman P’26, ‘27 Senior Associate Director of Advancement tnorman@mayfieldjs.org or 626-229-2117

• Grants Mayfield is honored to accept grants from private foundations, corporate foundations, donor-advised funds, and other grant-making organizations for unrestricted or designated purposes.

• Memorial or Honorary Gifts A contribution in honor or memory of a loved one can be a cherished gift to an individual or family. Our sisters, faculty and staff, and students remember these special intentions in prayer at school Mass.

• Planned Gifts Mayfield accepts planned or estate gifts of life insurance, charitable trusts, bequests, or real estate.

A donor may wish to consider these gift vehicles as a way to reduce or avoid estate and inheritance taxes while making a larger impact for Mayfield. Those who choose to direct a planned gift are welcomed into the Euclid Society of donors.

Adrianna Schuster Associate Director of Major Gifts and Alumni Relations aschuster@mayfieldjs.org or 626-229-2126 Kristin Nicastro P’18 Parent Engagement and Events Manager knicastro@mayfieldjs.org or 626-229-2104 Linda Bass P’12, ‘15 Advancement Services Coordinator lbass@mayfieldjs.org or 626-229-2138

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Board Notes 2021-2022 Board of Trustees Chair Jason Bridge Trustees Michael Albrecht Jennifer Allen Ryan Brist Jason Chan Dennis Jebbia Simone Porter Johnston ’92 Brad King Fr. Tony Marti, OFM Cap Kerry Martin Brent Mason Steven Mena Jennifer Neumayer Chelsey Page Amy Powell Hazim Rabadi Hunt Salembier Keith Thorell Rob Tolleson David Willingham France White, SHCJ (Ex-Officio) School Personnel Joe Sciuto, Head of School

”Serving as Mayfield's Board Chair has been one of the most rewarding volunteer experiences and I thank this generous community for the support you have demonstrated over the last year.

In particular, I am grateful for the partnership from my fellow trustees.

Thank you to those who have served our school with great enthusiasm and care, the Board and the school are stronger today thanks to your dedication. It is also a great honor to welcome our newest group of trustees. Thank you for stepping into this important role. I look forward to our work together as we build upon Mayfield's strong foundation.

The Board looks forward to a new year of opportunities for connection and we thank each member of the community for your support, care, and confidence in our wonderful school. ” 22 | MAYFIELD JUNIOR SCHOOL

Jason Bridge P'23, '23, Chair, Board of Trustees

Retiring Trustees We are grateful for the service, insight, and expertise of the following retiring trustees: Chelsey Page, Amy Powell, Hunt Salembier, and David Willingham.

New Trustees Judy Truong Bandari

has a professional background and expertise in Human Resources/ Total Rewards leadership, including benefits, compensation, safety, and compliance. With experience in the technology and legal sectors, she leverages employee needs, company philosophy, current trends, and data-driven insights to increase a business's employee value proposition and contain/reduce costs.

Judy has two children at MJS, Nicholas '28, and Ariana '30. She has volunteered as a room parent, co-chaired the Benefit Auction Committee, and has served on the Facilities and Technology Committee.

Jessica Chu is a licensed CPA,

currently employed as a Senior Manager, Tax at Space Exploration Technologies Corp (SpaceX), since 2018. Jessica graduated from Mayfield Senior School in 1998 and pursued her bachelor's and master's degrees from the University of Southern California. Prior to SpaceX, Jessica worked at PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP and Air Lease Corporation. Jessica and her husband, Calvin Cheng, have two daughters at Mayfield Junior School, Sienna '26 and Callie '29. She has fully enjoyed her volunteer involvement at Mayfield as a Parent Ambassador, Room Parent, and Finance and Audit Committee member.

Victoria K. Crigler is a proud

Mayfield Junior School Mother. She and her husband, Mark have three children, two currently at Mayfield, Zofia '29, Izabela '31, and Luke, who is 4-years-old.

Victoria holds a BA, a BBA, an MBA, and an MSRE from the University of San Diego.

She works alongside her husband in asset management, overseeing real estate and business operations.

Victoria's primary focus has been to hire individuals who share a common belief system, value relationships that empower team members, contribute to local communities and drive profitability. She currently sits on the Facilities and Technology Committee.

As an alumna, Hayley Hoffman English '05 has a deep connection to Mayfield. She and her brothers attended K-8, her mom Debbi taught third grade for a short time, and she continued her Holy Child education at Mayfield Senior School. After receiving her bachelor's in business administration from the University of Denver, Hayley returned to Los Angeles to pursue a career in financial services. She worked at Whittier Trust Company, a Pasadena-based investment and wealth management firm, then B Capital Group, a global venture capital firm, before starting her family in 2019. Currently, Hayley runs an interior design firm. She has served on the MJS Finance and Audit Committee and the Committee on Mission. Continuing the deep sense of service she gained at Mayfield, Hayley is an active volunteer working with the Junior League of Los Angeles, Children's Hospital Los Angeles, Kidspace Children's Museum, and Pacific Oaks Children's School.

She and her husband Nick, have two chidlren.

Marlin Smith has over 25 years of

experience in finance, risk management, business development and consulting at JP Morgan, Citigroup Global Markets, and as founder of Endgame Development. Previous clients have included: LA Dodgers, Anabi Oil, Chesapeake Regional Healthcare, RULive, Conqur Endurance (LA Marathon), and the University of Southern California. Marlin serves as CEO of SWL Partners, a branding, operations, and finance firm in the wellness industry. He is also a member of the Young Presidents' Organization (YPO) and was featured in Worth Magazine's August-September 2015 issue, as well as LA Magazine in 2017, as a leading financial advisor.

Marlin received his BA (honors) from Harvard University and MSc and MPhil degrees from the London School of Economics with specializations in international relations, economics, and finance.

Marlin has served on the Committee on Mission and has actively assisted the MJS Admissions team with prospective family outreach. Marlin, and his wife, Kathryn Gordon Smith, have four children: Eleanor '24, Dorothy '26, and Louisa '29, and Imogen (preschool).

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Celebrating the Class of 2022

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“I hope that you will all continue to be compassionate and empathetic people who share your voices with the world.”

Joe Sciuto, Head of School Address

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Congratulations to the Class of 2022 On June 2, family and friends gathered on Spirit Field to celebrate the Class of 2022. The traditional ceremony was perhaps a bit more emotional and more joyful as we celebrated both the graduates standing before us and the chance to be together once again. Graduation for this unique class was especially meaningful, as the pandemic so heavily impacted their middle school years; getting to this moment felt monumental.

In his address, Head of School Joe Sciuto shared his gratitude for experiencing his first “normal year” with this eighth-grade class. He praised their work in the spring musical, Children of Eden and reflected on how the songs spoke to rebirth and renewal especially the lyrics to “Ain't it Good,” “When my ears were filled with thunder and when my soul began to shake. There were times I'd truly wonder if those clouds would ever break. But no storm would last forever though we felt so helpless then. Now we raise a joyful chant.” Noting the connection to their tenacity throughout the last few years, Joe said, “You all made it through the storm, and you are all better for it.”

As the alumni speaker, Sarah Ryan ’17 reminded the graduates to continue the friendships they made while at Mayfield, and Student Body President Thomas Klarin spoke of character, describing his class as a positive force, resilient, generous, and grateful. The final speaker, parent Maura Harrington Roggero, noted her gratitude for Mayfield's caring community throughout her 16 years as a Mayfield parent and her confidence that this class had the best foundation for success.

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”Class of 2022, take Cornelia’s Connelly’s words, “Actions Not Words” with you to high school and beyond. You have been a class of action. Follow your hearts, care for the dignity of all, and don’t be afraid to lead. ” Joe Sciuto, Head of School Address

Every year we marvel at the transformation our eighth graders seem to experience as they approach graduation.

A Mayfield education comes full circle when a readiness to move on and start the next adventure is evident.

Congratulations to the Class of 2022. May they continue to grow with confidence, tackle challenges with grace, and make wise choices – and may they always remember Mayfield Junior School with the security and comfort of a second home.

”We are a group of high achieving students, up and coming elite athletes, visionary artists, impressive musicians, but MOST importantly, we are kind and faithful friends to one another. No matter how far we go, the words of Cornelia Connelly and the principles of Holy Child Schools will guide us. We need to continue to live our lives with focus on justice, peace, and compassion.”

Thomas Klarin ’22, Student Body President

Academic Awards and Family Recognition Academic Excellence and Distinguished Achievement English ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE

Liam Carrig-Braun, Gracie Mills, Vy Pham DISTINGUISHED ACHIEVEMENT

Makayla Gatmaitan, Isabelle Lin, Lyla Minton

History ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE

Ryan Acosta, Gracie Mills, Vy Pham

“Truly, this is a year to celebrate as it is our first — and last — in-person full year since 6th grade. This year is, to some, their first.

Others, their 9th. But whether someone has been here since kindergarten or started as of last year, we all consider Mayfield to be our home away from home.”

DISTINGUISHED ACHIEVEMENT

Vy Pham ’22

Mathematics

World Languages French

Aiden Gavia, Kate Huang, Mackenzie Taylor

ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE

Eli Axel, Liam Carrig-Braun, Isabelle Lin, Vy Pham DISTINGUISHED ACHIEVEMENT

Wyatt Clougherty, Sydney Smith, Chloe Tjo

Science ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE

ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE

Isabelle Lin

Ruth Davis

Latin ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE

Ryan Acosta

Eli Axel, Liam Carrig-Braun, Kate Huang

Spanish

DISTINGUISHED ACHIEVEMENT

ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE

Shelby Burnett, Celeste Chilleri, Vy Pham

DISTINGUISHED ACHIEVEMENT

Gracie Mills, Vy Pham

DISTINGUISHED ACHIEVEMENT

Liam Carrig-Braun

DISTINGUISHED ACHIEVEMENT

Ethan Price

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“They have the scaffolding and the base they need to be successful and make us proud.”

Maura Harrington Roggero P’15, P’22,’22

The Mayfield Award

Representing the highest goals and ideals of Holy Child education, the Mayfield Award is given annually to an eighth grade student who has shown outstanding evidence of character, cooperation, loyalty and service.

Ryan Acosta

The Cornelia Connelly Awards for the Arts

are presented to students who have made outstanding contributions to one or more of the fine arts: drama, art and music (both choral and instrumental). These students have demonstrated the creativity, skills, self–discipline and growth characteristic of successful artists.

DRAMA

Esme Bower MUSIC

Zachary Tsai VISUAL ARTS

Celeste Chilleri

The Christina L.C. Patel Prize in Religion

is given annually to a deserving 8th grade student who represents the ideals of Christian life.

Wyatt Clougherty and Gracie Mills

The Resa Baratta Citizenship Award

is presented by the faculty and administration in honor and memory of former faculty member Resa Baratta. Resa modeled service and citizenship in her work at Mayfield and in the community. She consistently taught her students that treating others with respect and dignity was as important as any other action.

Alé Lossada and Moses Ma

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The Colleen Nickerson Memorial Award

This award is given to an 8th grade student, or students, who have demonstrated perseverance, commitment to growth, and dedication to purpose.

Zoe Tsao

The Highest Academic Average for the 2021 - 2022 school year Isabelle Lin

Honors at Entrance FLINTRIDGE SACRED HEART ACADEMY

Ella Anderson Sydney Smith

MAYFIELD SENIOR SCHOOL

Mackenzie Taylor (Merit Scholarship) NOTRE DAME HIGH SCHOOL

Cameron Lee

PROVIDENCE HIGH SCHOOL

Zoe Tsao (Honors at Entrance into Medical Focus Program) ST. FRANCIS HIGH SCHOOL

Cole Fletcher

Legacy Families The following members of the Class of 2022 are multigenerational Mayfield graduates and now share the role of MJS alumni with their parents.

Melissa de la Cruz Taylor ’88 Mackenzie Taylor ’22 Erin Sechler Clougherty ’90 and Vince Clougherty '90 Wyatt Clougherty ’22 Lindsay Shaller Hayden ’93 and Bill Hayden ’83 Will Hayden ’22 Melissa Gerstner Lanchantin '88 and Edward Lanchantin ’78 Etienne Lanchantin ’22 Ryan Smith ’90 Sydney Smith ’22 Colleen Clougherty Tripp ’95 Bridgette Carroll ’22

”Mayfield Junior School is and forever will be a part of you…you have made an impact on this community just as it has made an impact on you.”

Sarah Ryan ’17, AlumnI Association Welcome

Class of 2022 Ryan Daniel Acosta*

Celeste Emma Chilleri

Ella Ava Anderson

Wyatt Bernard Clougherty

Simon Luis Huizar*

Eli Henry Axel

Ruth Bronwyn Davis

Chloe JieRen Jeng*

Esmé Catherine Amoguis Oculam Bower

Sean Tyler Defoe

Jocelyn Genevieve King*

Darin Elmasry

Thomas Fitzgerald Klarin*

Cole Morris Fletcher

Jack Bobby Lampton*

Makayla Giselle Gatmaitan

Etienne Marie Lanchantin*

Aiden Jude Gavia*

Cameron Scott Lee

Gemma Dale Rose Hancock

Isabelle Lin*

Weston Warren Dale Hancock

Evan D. Loh*

William Rube Hayden III*

Alejandro Santiago Lossada*

Avery Jewel Brist

*

Shelby Burnett Aidan Henry Byrne* Nathan E. Cai

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William M. Carrig-Braun Bridgette Ann Carroll

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Kate Therese Huang *

Moses James Ma

Mia Su Tiing Palafox*

Mackenzie Camille Taylor*

Lincoln Ricardo Martinez*

Kealani Pastron

Ellie Grace Thompson

Karina Allison McDevitt

Andres L. Patino

Chloe Nicole Tjo*

Ava Michelson*

Vy Thuy Pham*

Zachary James Tsai*

Conrad Michael Dubra Mills*

Ethan William Price*

Zoe Tsao*

Graciela Helve Dubra Mills*

Declan Diego Roggero*

Leah Simone Whitfield*

William Dalton Dubra Mills*

Keegan Bridget Roggero*

Owen Willingham*

Lyla Caruso Minton

Mary Elizabeth Ryan*

Jerry Yuan

Matilda Newey

Evan Anthony Santos*

Alexander Loris Zarian

Carly Rose Norton

Sydney Leanne Smith

Lucia Elena Olivarez

Ann Kyoka Tanaka*

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* Attended MJS since kindergarten Second generation Mayfield graduate

THE CLASS OF 2022 WILL BE ATTENDING THE FOLLOWING SECONDARY SCHOOLS: Flintridge Preparatory School, Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy, Harvard-Westlake School, La Salle College Preparatory, Loyola High School, Maranatha High School, Marlborough School, Mayfield Senior School, Notre Dame High School, Polytechnic School, Providence High School, Sequoyah School, St. Francis High School, St. John Bosco High School, and St. Michael's High School (TX).

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September 24

2021

Meeting the Wants of the Age In the 2021-22 school year, Mayfield Junior School celebrated 90 years of teaching and learning in Pasadena. The anniversary, especially coming out of two years of pandemic-driven flexibility, was an opportunity to reflect and consider just who we are – as a school, as a community - at this milestone moment.

Although we look very different today than the old photos and journal entries of the 1930s reveal, our current students and teachers share the same spirit and Holy Child ideals. An emphasis on the whole child and individual potential continues. A values-based curriculum builds character and develops empathy and compassion.

These things are the foundation of Holy Child education.

Still, Mayfield has changed and grown over the last 90 years. Grown and changed because of the passage of time and significantly because it is what a Holy Child school is called to do. Cornelia Connelly profoundly stated nearly two centuries ago that we must “educate for the wants of the age.” It was her belief, in a constantly changing world, that we must respond to each child,

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encouraging, teaching, and helping them become the best person they can be for today and tomorrow.

At 90 years, we continue to embrace Cornelia’s directive.

An integrated student-centered program provides meaningful and relevant connections and focuses on process, skill, and experience. In the 2022-2023 year, our Middle School is shifting from separate English and history departments to a humanities model allowing for greater exploration and understanding of complex issues.

Implementing a 70-minute block schedule provides time for differentiation and deep work. Advisory time is more intentional, and technology and design thinking enhance student agency and creativity at every grade level and in every subject. The "what" and "how" defining our school and our work keep evolving. The "why" or reason we do the work we do remains. The students and faculty profiled here offer a glimpse of who we are today - what matters to us, what makes us thrive, what makes us Holy Child.

Class of 2030 The First Year The Class of 2030 arrived for kindergarten in August of 2021, wholly present, excited to make new friends, and eager to start learning. Their enthusiasm, combined with the resilience and flexibility they developed during very unconventional pre-school years, was profound and though still contained by lingering COVID protocols, a springboard for a promising first year at Mayfield.

Whether funny, bright, thoughtful or a bit rambunctious, each child contributed to the class dynamic, growing closer and developing strong relationships as the year progressed. Empathy and compassion seemed to come easy to this class. Quirks and differences were accepted.

There were always multiple offers to hold a hand or extend kindness when a classmate struggled. Collectively the class seemed to look at each new day as a blessing. Time on the playground was a favorite, as was Spanish with Senora Zamudio. D-Lab projects and learning the basics of coding with Bee Bots sparked delight in being creative and solving problems. Reach out efforts helping the animals at Pasadena Humane connected knowledge with action as the children organized a towel drive and gifted handmade dog treats and cat beds. Meeting with their sixth-grade KPals was joyfully anticipated, and every day the warm welcome from their homeroom teachers, especially when hugs were allowed again, made the ordinary seem extraordinary. With the encouragement of their teachers, the class overcame obstacles to present two traditional plays. The Kindergarten Nativity Play was a triumph on an outdoor stage and the Noah’s Ark Welcome Play in May was a milestone moment as they completed their kindergarten year and welcomed the newly admitted incoming class.

With a positive mindset and great resolve, the Class of 2030 made the most of every activity, event, and experience. It was a tough year and a remarkable year.

With challenges as unique as each child and setbacks to overcome, both teachers and students alike persevered with intention, finding joy in daily progress and the occasional miracle.

Class of 2025 Entering Middle School The Class of 2025 quite emphatically describes themselves as iconic. Spend any amount of time with this energetic group and it becomes very clear they are most definitely bright, outgoing, unique, and very confident.

Like most pre-teens they love music, and are involved in many activities outside of school including softball, dance, and art. The class jumped into middle school feet first, bravely ready, despite the pandemic’s disruption to their third and fourth-grade years, socially adept and mostly unaffected academically. All appreciated inperson classes and the chance to be with their friends.

Being together again was such a positive force for this group they found themselves making new friends and connecting well with each other as a whole.

Much of the ease in their transition to middle school was planned and intentional. Mayfield takes great care in structuring the fifth and sixth-grade years to provide consistency and a gradual jump in extra responsibility.

In this supportive environment, the class really shined.

They built strong relationships with their teachers and actively participated in everything from science experiments and Socratic Seminars to recording podcasts in English and staging a musical, Oliver Jr. An overnight field trip to the Pali Institute in the San Bernardino mountains further bonded the class as their fifth-grade year was nearly complete.

How do they feel about sixth grade? With the elf project in Ms. Wong’s art class, expanded opportunities in sports, KPals, debate team, different classes, new challenges and more – they'll take it all.

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Krystyn Madrigal, Kim Murphy and Robert Thain Learning Center

The dedicated team of the Learning Center describes their work as potential-driven. They know it is all about personal growth and what that looks like for each student. What tools, strategies, and support can they offer to help students discover their individual potential?

On any given day, you can find Krystyn Madrigal, Robert Thain and Kim Murphy working with students in small groups or individually all over the campus. The Learning Center isn’t a place, but a program and a process focused on identifying the need, developing a plan or course of action, and building a relationship of support. With many schools recovering from learning loss following the pandemic, all three team members have spent many hours this year conducting student assessments with aimswebPlus to uncover learning gaps, distinguish at-risk students, and measure individual and classroom growth.

ideas on how to assist the students who are neurodiverse or have established learning needs and communicates progress with families. He pushes into classes to observe students, provides small group support when needed, and serves as coach for students who have independent study. “It is a privilege to work in this role,” he says when considering his passion and motivation, “the relationships are a positive influence, and at the end of the day, I feel I’ve made a difference.”

Kim Murphy is often found at the tables in the primary courtyard, surrounded by a circle of students. Reading and the process of learning to read are her passion. She has been a reading teacher at Mayfield for several years and, before that, taught first grade. Her role provides curriculum support – pushing into the classroom - often focusing on one task or skill with small groups. Kim appreciates the multiple grade level connections and relationships she can build upon working with students as they continue through grades K-4. To Kim, the best part of her job is witnessing the stages of progress, “…the light bulb moments when a student leaps from decoding and sounding out to reading then comprehension - those are a joy to witness!”

Krystyn Madrigal joined Mayfield’s faculty in 2021 as a learning specialist and immediately began working with Nicole Wirth, Dean of Academic Life, to establish the Learning Center goals and start the aimswebPlus assessments. Working with the data gathered, Krystyn does intervention with small groups outside the classroom and meets with those students needing the most support before school begins in zero period.

Krystyn has worked as a first-grade teacher, a reading and language arts specialist, and an education therapist.

Her experience teaching reading with first graders inspired her to pursue a Master’s in education and specialize in reading and language arts assessment. The magic Krystyn believes, and what drives her, is seeing the support and skills she provides spark a breakthrough and progress. “I like to problem solve. Figuring out why a child is struggling and finding the concept or strategy that clicks – it’s a happy day.”

Robert Thain joined the Learning Center team this year, already familiar with Mayfield from teaching during the summer program. As a middle school learning specialist, Robert sits in grade level meetings to offer teachers

Scott Correll Humanities Critical thinking, curiosity, and an open mind. Scott Correll joined Mayfield’s middle school faculty as English department chair in August 2021 with a wish to encourage every student he teaches to gain these skills and traits. “If they can leave my class with a broader understanding of the world, themselves, and their place in it, I’ve succeeded.” His ideals fit perfectly with Holy Child philosophy and Goals.

With 23 years of teaching experience, Scott continues to find his motivation in the potential of his students.

How to reach them, engage them, and encourage them to think deeply rather than memorize content with limited understanding.

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When Mayfield proposed a shift from separate English and history departments to a humanities model for the 2022-23 school year, he was all in.

Having taught humanities for many years at Crossroads School in Santa Monica, Scott believes the thematic view within a humanities model benefits the middle school brain. With interdisciplinary, skills-focused, and relatable concepts, Scott feels, “The humanities approach allows them to view things thematically – not leaving students to make connections on their own. There is still reading, research, writing – still measuring comprehension – the humanities approach does a better job.”

As grades 5-8 begin the humanities curriculum in the 2022-2023 school year, Scott is working with former English and history teachers as chair of the newly established Humanities department. Change comes with its challenges, yet the transition is exciting, and Scott is more than ready.

Kissy Linao, Erika Sears and Justin Velez Design Technology Erika Sears, Kissy Linao, and Justin Velez came together in the 2021-2022 year as Mayfield’s Design Technology Team. With a focus on technology integration, increased student agency, and teacher support, they have reenergized and updated the purpose and use of the campus maker space, the D-Lab, and its neighboring technology lab. More importantly, they have encouraged a design thinking model for every subject and made it possible in any classroom or outdoor space on campus.

As Educational Technology and Design Coordinator, Erika Sears oversees the development and implementation of Educational Technology and Innovation throughout the academic and non-academic programs, working closely with Nicole Wirth, Dean of Academic Life. Kissy Linao, as EdTech Specialist, drives the integration of necessary technology skills into all aspects of education through curriculum design, collaboration with faculty and administration, and co-teaching. As Design and Engineering Specialist, Justin Velez manages the on-campus maker space, the D-Lab, with a focus on developing design and engineering skills.

Collaboration is the magic ingredient for this dedicated

Kay Bowen and Lisa Byrne

As a team, the three also help manage the iPads@MJS Program with application training and digital citizen guidance. A detailed scope and sequence is currently under development, noting skills across grade levels from basic to advanced, including everything from basic operations, file management, and keyboarding to online safety, digital art, multimedia, and more.

Always learning and ready to try something new, Erika, Kissy, and Justin live the growth mindset they encourage in their students. The dynamic in their partnership is visible– and contagious!

Performing Arts: It's All About the Process

When it comes to providing opportunities to build skills and confidence through performance and the dramatic arts, drama teachers Kay Bowen and Lisa Byrne never run out of ideas. After two years of virtual or semivirtual productions, the 2021-2022 year was very busy.

Every grade level produced and performed one or more plays. Whether workshop or full productions with sets and costumes, each required multiple rehearsals, costume fittings, and more than a little hope, patience, and trust. Although the result is magical, it is the process that both teachers love.

As actors and teachers (both Kay and Lisa are veteran performers), they know everything about the production process is a learning opportunity and offers vast potential for growth and self-discovery.

And the opportunity compounds over the years. Basic skills first attempted in Kay’s kindergarten to secondgrade productions provide a foundation for advanced work in Lisa’s middle school classes and plays. Every introduction of a style or method of performance encourages new perspectives and creativity.

Kay sees her role as a guide or gateway to student expression, both emotional and physical, offering a nurturing, safe environment to feel comfortable trying new things. The confidence that grows with each

team. Working with teachers and students, the team not only provides options and solutions but also their time with unmatched enthusiasm. If a teacher is interested in enhancing a section of their curriculum with a hands-on maker project or technology element- they are never alone. From helping to plan the stages of the project and possible outcomes to managing and supporting the students through the whole process, Erika, Kissy, and Justin empower all involved to utilize technology and the value of the process for deeper learning.

performance, from the Kindergarten Nativity Play to the combination of song and dialogue in the second-grade Character Matters, is extraordinary. Lisa then builds on that with specific challenges that develop everything from problem-solving to collaboration and empathy. The eighth-grade musical highlights the culmination of those skills along with expanded dual responsibilities of both actor and backstage crew. The growth shows as students begin to trust their instincts. For Kay and Lisa, witnessing students explore and realize their gifts is golden.

Saying Kay and Lisa are passionate about their work is an understatement. Kay is constantly inspired - finding ideas in everything from music to her dreams. Lisa loves learning new things through art, movies, plays, or books and centers herself with daily yoga. The energy, skill, and knowledge they bring to their own classes they also share through arts integration in everything from math to world languages. Kay teaches choral music to K-2 with two performances during the Christmas season, and Lisa is also the eighth-grade lead advisor supporting students through all the events, outreach, and community leadership projects the year entails.

And as almost every teacher would say – there is always more. For Kay and Lisa, the more isn’t daunting – if it brings expanded opportunities for creative expression and growth - count them in.

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Alumni

Alumni Association News Alumni Council

The Alumni Council consists of 22 members, who function as a voluntary advisory group to the Advancement Office and the Head of School. The purpose of the Alumni Council is to promote goodwill and fellowship amongst Mayfield's alumni; increase the school's visibility with its alumni; and renew and nurture the spirit of the Mayfield community and the teachings of the Holy Child Jesus through alumni coordination of events, programs, and fundraising efforts.

2022-2023 Council Officers Bryan Lynch ’98, Chair Jacqueline Jabarian Geragos ’08, Secretary Council Members

Paul Anderson ’78, P’07, ’08 Founding Chair Samantha Bainter ’97, P’27 Alysia Carroll ’02 Brandon Carroll ’00 Maggie Kaufman Coffey ’98 Mary Stathatos Cole ’98, P’26, ’28 Walter Conn Jr. ’81, P’19, ’24 Sydnee Cua ’07 Albert Gonzales ’02 Shana Sechler Hayden ’87, P’18, ’20 Justin Hornick ’98 Natalie Johnson ’10 Lindsay Kepner ’99* Jeff Niedermeyer ’00* Eric Reeser ’96 Jeff Salcido ’96* Brian Simpson ’04 Megan Sweeney ’05 Kelley Driscoll Terrazas ’95, P’29, ’29 Kayla Yokoyama Dodge ’03 *New Members

All alumni are members of the Alumni Association, and life-long friends of the Mayfield community.

The Mayfield Junior School Alumni Association officially launched in October 2006, in part to help celebrate the school’s 75th anniversary.

Today, the Alumni Council serves a community of more than 2,500 alumni.

If you are interested in joining the Alumni Council, please contact the Alumni Office at alumni@mayfieldjs.org.

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From the Alumni Council Chair Bryan Lynch ’98 Hello Mayfield Alumni!

As I wrap up my first year as Chair of the Alumni Council, I'm proud and humbled to be part of an amazing group of MJS colleagues.

This school year, I enjoyed attending and being part of several special events. At the Opening Mass, we honored our Golden Alumni from the Class of 1971. Later in the year, we celebrated my friend and classmate Brian Driscoll '98 as the Brian Driscoll Scholarship Fund reached endowment status, and we welcomed the Class of 2022 into the MJS alumni community.

I was excited to host the first Alumni Family Day in June. It included Mass in the renovated Holy Child Chapel, followed by lunch, games, classroom visits, and reminiscing with old yearbooks. It was a success! We had members from the entire alumni community join us –– alumni, alumni parents, teachers, and even current and future Mustangs attended. I hope to build upon this tradition for years to come.

I've enjoyed meeting new alumni, reconnecting with friends and classmates, being on campus, and engaging with faculty and staff.

Mayfield has kept the timeless experiences and traditions such as Blue and White Day, Harvest Festival, school plays, and Mass of the Holy Spirit while creating new traditions to enrich student lives further. In connecting with alums across the decades, it is clear that Mayfield Junior School graduates are capable of making choices to enrich their own lives and contribute to the lives of others. It is as true today as it was when I graduated in the 1990s. You only need to walk the hallways, peer into classrooms, or catch a discussion between a student and teacher to realize the impact Mayfield has made on so many lives. Knowing this makes me genuinely proud to be a Mustang!

The many positives I see and hear in my role greatly inspire me to continue giving back to Mayfield for all it gave me. Alumni involvement is essential to the future of Mayfield, including growing alumni Annual Fund participation. My goals moving into my second term are to create more varied opportunities for alumni engagement, share more news from campus, and increase alumni donor participation.

With the support of the Alumni Council, I hope to reach alumni from all decades, career paths, life stages and all corners of the world. Remember, Mayfield is your home. You don't need a special invite or event to return to campus. Come back and visit us!

Best wishes, Bryan

New Alumni Council Members

Alumni Lives What Matters

Lindsay Kepner ’99

(joined December 2021)

Although she left Mayfield after fifth grade to pursue competitive figure skating, Lindsay is grateful to the Mayfield Community and the foundation she received as a student. Lindsay currently works in philanthropy and community engagement at City of Hope.

She looks forward to collaborating with fellow Council members on outreach opportunities for all members of the Mayfield community, and developing programming and events to grow active participation.

Jeff Niedermeyer ’00 (joined December 2021)

Jeff joined the Alumni Council in late 2021 with a desire to reconnect with the Mayfield community, build new relationships and help grow the numbers and scope of the Council. With a career in finance, Jeff is looking forward to sharing his expertise and assisting in fundraising efforts.

Jeff Salcido ’96

(joined December 2021)

With his growing family settled in the Pasadena area, Jeff joined the Council this past December with goals to help grow an active group of members, help plan new events and reconnect with fellow alumni.

Mayfield Junior School alumni find their passion and true potential in many meaningful and dynamic fields and careers. Their personal journeys and experiences are unique. Following 2+ years of pandemic interruption, we wondered (and asked) with a few questions: What brings you joy? What do you value most? What matters?

Sean Eckhardt ’08

Originals Marketing Manager at HBO Max

What do you value most in your friends? Friends are family you choose. My friends and I, whether we met in middle school, high school, college, or in the professional world are very loyal to each other, we can be real about and talk through tough or challenging occurrences and also enjoy and share in life's highlights.

What is important to you? Friendship, accountability, ambition, finding fulfillment in work and life through something meaningful.

What are you currently reading (fiction or nonfiction)?

Fiction- Dune by Frank Herbert and What Makes Sammy Run by Budd Schulberg.

Bryan Lynch '98

Associate Director of Development, External Relations at USC What goal or habit has changed in your life?

Interestingly enough, I've gone through 16 years of Catholic education starting with Mayfield Junior School.

Upon graduating from MJS, I went onto St. Francis High School for a year, then transferred to Loyola High School of Los Angeles. Upon graduating from Loyola, I moved onto the University of San Diego where I finished my education. I value greatly that movement in my Catholic education which has proved to be fruitful in my professional life.

What do you value most in your friends? My friends and I couldn't be more different, which makes our bond very strong. Humor and our values, collectively, creates a HUGE bond between us. It's something that strengthens not only our relationships, but those of our collective families too.

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Alumni Kristin Elshout ’97

Entertainment - Set Decoration & Props buyer What has brought you joy? Watching my work come to life on screen.

What goal or habit has changed in your life?

FOMO has become less of a reality!

What do you value most in your friends?

Loyalty and a great sense of humor.

What is important to you?

Spontaneity, good food, warm people, generosity.

What is making you happy? I picked tennis back up after my Dad passed away last June. He was an avid tennis player and it feels great to follow in his footsteps.

What words or phrases do you use most? Chin up!

What are you currently reading (fiction or nonfiction)?

The Best of Me by David Sedaris What is your favorite place in the world you have visited or wish to visit? Krabi, Thailand

Shannon Larsuel ’13

Graduate Student, Yale University (Master of Public Health) What are you currently reading (fiction or nonfiction)? I'm reading All That She Carried: The Journey of Ashley's Sack, A Black Family Keepsake by Tiya Miles. It's a beautiful work of non-fiction that follows the history of a family of Black women by telling the story of a family heirloom that has been passed through generations since slavery.

What do you value most in your friends? What I value most in my friends are their different perspectives on life. I am incredibly blessed to have made friends from all walks of life and different cultures and countries and I am deeply appreciative of how they help broaden my views and beliefs.

What is your favorite place in the world you have visited or wish to visit? Traveling has brought me a lot of joy! I adore exploring new places and cultures and am excited to continue to visit new places around the world. I most recently visited Cartagena and San Basilio de Palenque in Colombia. San Basilio de Palenque is the first free Black town in the Americas and was founded by enslaved Africans who escaped and fled to the forest region.

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Matt Clifford ’93

Television and Film writer. Recently hired by a UK based production company to write the first draft of their upcoming horror/comedy feature film What has brought you joy? - My son, Oscar. He's 2½, and absolute bundle of joy, and just the happiest little toddler I've ever seen. He can't help but constantly bring a smile to my face.

What goal or habit has changed in your life? Managing a work-life balance. I procrastinate. A lot. Like, I'm really bad at it. Or good - it all depends on your perspective.

But I've learned to give myself enough time so I'm not doing any last-minute cramming. My anxiety is more than grateful for this healthy habit.

What do you value most in your friends? Their honesty, loyalty, and their understanding that we stick by each other through thick and thin.

What is important to you? Making sure my son grows up to be a caring, loving, and selfless individual.

What is making you happy? Not to sound like a broken record, but my son - he makes me more than happy.

Writing - writing also makes me happy and brings me joy.

No one's gonna ask me to teach a master class on the subject, but I certainly enjoy writing cheesy dialogue for oddball characters.

What words or phrases do you use most? "I hate technology" - I find myself uttering that phrase to myself more than I care to admit. "I need to do laundry" is a sad statement I say way too often.

What are you currently reading (fiction or nonfiction)?

Currently reading two books - Son of Fletch (from the Fletch series) and The Thin Man. I've loved mysteries ever since my MJS 6th grade teacher, Mrs. DeVanon had us read The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes.

Katy McGee ’05

Social Worker and Therapist What has brought you joy?

I was recently able to celebrate the marriage of two longtime friends, one of whom I have known since 1998! It was such a fun and beautiful celebration with friends, and I feel privileged to have been able to be there.

What are you currently reading (fiction or nonfiction)?

A Promised Land by Barack Obama What is your favorite place in the world you have visited or wish to visit? Japan, 2019, photo attached is me at the Fushimi Inari Shrine in Kyoto.

Class of 2018 Colleges and Universities We are proud to share some of the colleges and universities the MJS Class of 2018 will be attending this fall. Every class has many unique interests and talents and this group is no exception. Whether pursuing athletics, science, or the arts, whatever their path we wish each of them joy in their journey. Congratulations and good luck!

Amherst College Arizona State University Bentley University Boston University Brown University Cal Poly San Luis Obispo California State University San Marcos Colby College Cornell University Drexel University Fordham University Gonzaga University Hendrix College Kenyon University Loyola Marymount University Middlebury College Muhlenberg College New York University Pennsylvania State University Point Loma Nazarene University Providence College Rhode Island School of Design Saint Mary's College of California

San Diego State University Santa Clara University Spelman College Stanford University Syracuse University Texas Christian University Trinity College Dublin Tufts University Tulane University University of California Berkeley University of California Davis University of California Santa Barbara University of California Santa Cruz University of Illinois University of Mary Hardin-Baylor University of Michigan University of San Diego University of San Francisco University of Southern California University of Texas Austin Vanderbilt University Vassar College Washington University in St. Louis

Athletic Scholarships – Go Mustangs!

Will Allen

Baseball, Cal State University, San Marcos

Jamie Pernecky

Women's Soccer, University of Illinois

Isaac Phe

Football, Mary Hardin-Baylor University

Dario Rock

Track and Field, University of California, Santa Barbara

Myles Shannon

Lacrosse, Amherst College

Kenji Swanson

Football, Stanford University

Adrienne Usher

Track and Field, Brown

List of colleges and universities as reported at publication

Members of the Class of 2018 William Allen Katrina Bohanec Gabriel Bonzon Baylor Buchanan Parker Chambers Michelle Cheng Siobhan Clancy Avalon Dela Rosa Matthew Di Fronzo Maria Dilbeck Mitchell Dudas Lola Falese Sofia Figueroa Matthew Gamble Grace Gannon Clare Hawkinson Grace Hayden Aidan Hedman Louis Hess Melody Huang Mercedes Javelera

Becket Knight Rebecca Leiva Carolyn Lira Elizabeth Lira Adrian Lossada Krish Malhotra Tristan Mangubat Ryan McBride Kathryn Mechaley Alana Milanese Ella Minton Molly Morgan Brandon Mori John Newell Garrett Olmsted Trinity Partamian Kekoa Pastron Daniela Patino Jamison Pernecky Isaac Phe Marisol Prietto

Tara Randall Samuel Reed Owen Roberts Dario Rock Nicholas Sartor Alyssa Schiller Mary-Katherine Seley Myles Shannon Itzel Sosa Peyton Staat Kenji Swanson Logan Tang Adrienne Usher Drew Valentino Malia Weiss Sasha Wintersteller Ethan Yankovich Diego Ynzunza Kaylee Young

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Faculty & Staff Transitions Mayfield’s program and community are made whole by the people who share their passion and experience with students and colleagues. The faculty and staff leaving Mayfield this year made unique contributions to the life of the school, some over many years and some only over a few.

All inspired us, raising the bar with their focus and commitment, and all will be missed.

Retirements Leena Berger

Middle School Science

Since 1996 Leena has served our school community as an 8th Grade Science Teacher and Department Chair. She took great joy in developing inquiry-based and experimental learning opportunities for students.

She sought to influence learning through hands-on experiences that provide evidence about phenomena in our world. Leena fondly recalls starting our school’s trip to Joshua Tree and coordinating excursions to Astro Camp and Catalina.

The news of her retirement completes a nearly 40-year career in education. Leena plans to travel to the East Coast, where her professional career began, visit India more often, and volunteer her time for causes that care for the environment.

Kathy Sweeney

Director of Finance

In her 23 years at Mayfield, Kathy played an integral role in the school’s operations, including finance, human resources, facilities, technology, and Extended Programs. As a valued member of Mayfield’s Leadership Team, she worked closely with three heads of school, staffed the Board of Trustees Finance and Audit Committee, supported the Risk Management Committee, and led the Business Office. Kathy served on the COVID-19 Scenario Planning Task Force, worked with auditors, investment advisors, insurance brokers, and attorneys, and represented Mayfield with local, state, and national Business Office professional organizations.

Mayfield’s ability to offer our Holy Child educational program relies on a solid foundation. Our school is well-positioned financially and operationally, thanks to Kathy’s strategic and diligent work over the years.

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Dorie Miller

Associate Kindergarten Teacher Dorie Miller retired this year after 11 years with MJS as a kindergarten associate teacher.

Working with the youngest on campus, Dorie truly loved and responded to the uniqueness of each student. The creativity she brought to the Lower School was a blessing. Dorie believed in Holy Child education and was dedicated to making the kindergarten year special for her students.

Transitions Bridget Kelley-Lossada Director of Middle School Bridget Kelley-Lossada informed our community in March that she would be stepping down from her current role to care for her husband, Carlos.

Beginning in the 2022-23 school year, Bridget will be back in the classroom - and lending years of experience as a mentor in the high school selection process provided for our eighth graders.

In her 15 years as Director of Middle School, and before that as a teacher, Bridget was a consistent champion for those under her care. Our program is infused with more student voice and choice, innovative curriculum, and faculty professional growth because of her passion as an educator.

Always mission-led, Bridget provided valuable leadership during some of the most challenging years in the school’s history as a COVID-19 Scenario Planning Task Force member. She has played an important role in guiding the strategic direction of our school. During former head of school Joe Gill’s tenure, she contributed to Mayfield’s Strategic Design and, more recently, provided insight for the ongoing Master Plan.

Brooke Barnes LaBonge ’04 First Grade Teacher

Brooke decided at the end of the 2021-22 school year to take a break from teaching to care for her young children. In her four years as a first-grade teacher, Brooke was incredibly organized and creative. As a young alum, she brought a deep understanding of Holy Child education to her teaching. Steady, patient, and kind, her students loved her.

Welcome New Administrators Interim Director of Middle School

Allison Castro joined

Yunjin Kim

Choral Music Director

As grades 3-8 choral music director, Yunjin devoted every day of her four years at Mayfield to elevating the music curriculum. Her high standards for herself and for her students fostered a level of creative professionalism in every performance and at every mass with student choirs singing multiple harmonies, rounds, and a diverse range of content. Yunjin spent every break, recess, and lunch time rehearsing with individuals and small groups, embedded meaning and themes into every lesson, assisted in musical productions, and brought music integration into multiple subjects including math, social studies, and DEIJ topics.

Mayfield as our Interim Director of Middle School this August. Allison has served in Catholic school education for 14 years and in administrative leadership for the past 10 years. She earned her M.A. in Teaching and teaching credential at USC and began her career as an English and public speaking teacher. She served at Providence High School, a Catholic independent school, as Assistant Head of School for the past 8 years and before that at St. Genevieve Parish School as Vice Principal of Academics.

Director of Finance

Linda Rabitoy joined

Mayfield as our Director of Finance in August. Linda has been the Chief Financial Officer at Claremont Lincoln University in Claremont, CA since 2013. Before that she was the Assistant Controller and Chief Accountant at Methodist Hospital of Southern California in Arcadia from 2000-2013.

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In Memoriam Mayfield Junior School extends its deepest sympathy to those members of our community who have recently lost loved ones. The following Mayfield alumni and parents of alumni have their names inscribed in the Mayfield Junior School Chapel Memorial Book and will be perpetually remembered in the prayers of the Sisters of the Holy Child Jesus.

Elizabeth Rusnak Arizmendi ’77 Deborah Solaini Babcock, mother of Amelia Janis Babcock ’11

Gary C. Hourihan, father of Kevin

Hourihan ’94 and Ryan Hourihan ’98

Eugenia Riordan Mule, mother of

Bill Riordan ’70†, Mary Beth Ferrel ’71, Kathy Riordan ’73, Patricia Torrey ’74, Carol Riordan ’78†

James Murphy, father of Margaret Frances Murphy Bernard ’76†, Rosalie Selinger Murphy ’78, Charlotte Murphy ’80, James T. Murphy ’85

Elizabeth Snyder, mother of Charles S.

Marquardt ’08 and Anne S. Marquardt ’12

Constance Blaine Van Eaton ’61

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MAYFIELD JUNIOR SCHOOL OF THE HOLY CHILD JESUS 405 South Euclid Avenue • Pasadena, CA 91101 www.mayfieldjs.org

Parents of Alumni Please forward this publication. If your child no longer maintains a permanent address at your home, please notify the Advancement Office of their new mailing address at 626.796.2774 ext. 2213 or email alumni@mayfieldjs.org.

Goals for Schools of the Holy Child As a member of the Holy Child Network of Schools, Mayfield Junior School is committed to living the seven goals that define our distinctive Holy Child spirit and perpetuate our tradition.

Goal 1 Holy Child Schools foster a faith commitment that engenders a joyous personal relationship with God in addressing the challenges of the world.

Goal 2 Holy Child Schools live, learn, and worship as a dynamic Christian community.

Goal 3 Holy Child Schools offer an intellectually challenging and creative program of study that develops a love of learning and academic excellence.

Goal 4 Holy Child Schools work for Christian principles of justice, peace, and compassion in every facet of life.

Goal 5 Holy Child Schools create a learning climate based on trust and reverence for the dignity and uniqueness of each person.

Goal 6 Holy Child Schools promote the personal growth and development of all who participate in the life of the school.

Goal 7 Holy Child Schools ensure the continuation and growth of Holy Child mission and philosophy in the school.