Alumnae
Homecoming & Reunions
Save the date for memories, mimosas and merriment!
Start rallying your classmates for brunch on April 4, 2020!
Whether it's your 5-year or 50-year reunion, start planning now to reconnect and reminisce with classmates and faculty over brunch on April 4, 2020! Dedicated class tables will be reserved for reunion classes ending in "5" and "0" and decade tables will be set up for non-reunion classes. For more information or to help rally your class, please email the Alumnae Office or call (626) 799-9121 ext. 226.
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The Cornelian Award
Each year Mayfield Senior School presents its highest honor, the Cornelian Award, to an alumna who best exemplifies the Holy Child ideal of service, “Actions Not Words,” through her family, civic or professional contributions. The award is presented each year at Homecoming. All alumnae are encouraged to submit nominations for this award to the Alumnae Office. Past Cornelian Award winners include:
2017 Kate Standifer ’92
2016 Mary Stoebe Sheridan ’66
2015 Angela Laurance Cummiskey ’05
2014 Maureen Milling Cox ’57
2019 Mary Wickman ’69
2018 Jeanette Acosta ’04†
2018 Hon. Margaret Morrow ’68
2017 Abeni Carr ’02 2018 Jeanette Acosta ’04†
2018 Hon. Margaret Morrow ’68
2017 Kate Standifer ’92
2016 Mary Stoebe Sheridan ’66
2015 Angela Laurance Cummiskey ’05
2014 Maureen Milling Cox ’57
2014 Sr. Jacqueline Jelley ’47, SHCJ
2013 Marilynn Kaufhold ’59
2012 Kimberly Bautista ’03
2012 Nicole Franco ’00
2011 Heidi McNiff Johnson ’84
2013 Marilynn Kaufhold ’59
2012 Kimberly Bautista ’03
2012 Nicole Franco ’00
2011 Heidi McNiff Johnson ’84
2010 Kelly Serat Garrison ’95
2009 Peggy Eyler Legault ’74
2008 Candida Crowe Genzmer ’66
2007 Nicole Nardon-Whalen ’92
2007 Molly Meyer Gervais ’81
2006 Mary Nally Ternan ’79
2005 Ave DeVanon Bortz ’61
2004 Christina Johansing ’64
2003 Susan Inglis Colborn ’53†
2003 Rosemary Saal Whitney ’53
2002 Sheila McNiff, SHCJ ’56
2001 Karen Swenson ’64
2000 Inez Berger, SHCJ ’48
1999 Angela Howell ’76
1998 Virginia Schlueter Jones ’64
1998 Catherine Morris ’52
1997 Kathleen Clougherty Regan ’64
1996 Nancy Jean Turner, SHCJ ’53
1995 Claire Sullivan, SHCJ ’45
1994 Neema Chipembere ’76
1993 Mary Pat Pheasant Anderson ’54
1992 Annette Carhartt Brandin ’66
1991 Mary Van-Lahr Hester ’58
1990 Cecily Betz ’67
1989 Suzanne Snyder, SHCJ ’53
1988 Cathy Cain ’78
1987 Margaret Poxon ’83
2009 Peggy Eyler Legault ’74
2008 Candida Crowe Genzmer ’66
2007 Nicole Nardon-Whalen ’92
2007 Molly Meyer Gervais ’81
2006 Mary Nally Ternan ’79
2005 Ave DeVanon Bortz ’61
2004 Christina Johansing ’64
2003 Susan Inglis Colborn ’53†
2003 Rosemary Saal Whitney ’53
2002 Sheila McNiff, SHCJ ’56
2001 Karen Swenson ’64
2000 Inez Berger, SHCJ ’48
1999 Angela Howell ’76
1998 Virginia Schlueter Jones ’64
1998 Catherine Morris ’52
1997 Kathleen Clougherty Regan ’64
1996 Nancy Jean Turner, SHCJ ’53
1995 Claire Sullivan, SHCJ ’45
1994 Neema Chipembere ’76
1993 Mary Pat Pheasant Anderson ’54
1992 Annette Carhartt Brandin ’66
1991 Mary Van-Lahr Hester ’58
1990 Cecily Betz ’67
1989 Suzanne Snyder, SHCJ ’53
1988 Cathy Cain ’78
1987 Margaret Poxon ’83
† awarded posthumously
Class Reunion Gifts
Traditionally, reunion classes give a gift to Mayfield Senior School as a class. Many reunion classes have raised enough money from their class gift to Adopt a Holy Child Scholar. Mayfield can provide a class gift response form to enclose in reunion mailings. Classmates who cannot attend the reunion may still wish to make a tax-deductible donation towards the class fund. All class gifts received by June 30 will be recognized in the Annual Report issue of Postscripts magazine as a gift from the "Class of X."
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Nicole Cosand
Director of Annual Giving and Alumnae Relations(626) 799-9121 ext. 226
Established in 1931, Mayfield Senior School in Pasadena, CA is a Catholic, independent, college preparatory school for young women grades 9-12. Noted for its rigorous academic program, which includes 21 Advanced Placement and Honors courses, Mayfield’s curriculum is underscored by a philosophy of educating the “whole child,” which also encourages commitment to and excellence in the arts, athletics, community service and spiritual growth. The nurturing environment at Mayfield Senior School allows each student to flourish in an atmosphere of personal attention.