Mayfair High School - Tradewinds Yearbook (Lakewood, CA)

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Table of Contents Seniors 12 Underclassmen Teachers Sports Activities Organizations Advertising 70 100 120 160 190 212

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ATTENTION: Seniors of the class of ' 68 Will things really change in twenty years? 1988 will have come and gone (we hope) and what ' s out of sight, today, will be quaint. It ' s almost depressing. One of these days, when you feel really old, read on about how it was when Girls wore pant dresses. Boys wore shorts and T-shirts. After the games, everyone went to Bob ' s, Jack in the Box. Shakeys or MacDonalds. Boys smelled like Brut. Everyone saw Dr. Zhivago two times. On the weekends you went to the Long Beach Drive-in or the Los Altos Drive-in, or a big party in Newport or Long Beach. Cruisers were stopped for dirty windshields. Girls wore Wiglets and hair pieces. Say you were bippin ' along Allington at 2A I, with your radio blaring commercials from KHJ. KRLA, or KWIZ, you might hear . . The Doors The Stones The Standells Association Simon and Garfunkle Righteous Brothers Sergeant Peppers Lonely Heart ' s Club Supremes As you pass the Lakewood Walk-in or the good ol ' Holiday Theatre you might see Born Losers Valley of the Dolls Gone with the Wind The Trip Dr. Zhivago The Dirty Dozen Jungle Book A Man for All Seasons msBaBsm wm