Churchland High School - Trucker Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

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Now Ear This. Earrings became a popular accessory this year for guys like Jimmy Babb. Classy Sweats. Camp Beverly Hills, University of ..., Coca Cola, Swatch, and I.0.U. sweatshirts and shirts were well liked when going casual. Melissa Harris preferred the Camp Beverly Hills look with watermelon earrings. Fall Blends. Amy Gilpin shows us her version of the safari look while Matthew Pickworth models one of the big colors this year - khaki. Leading with Style. Mrs. Vicky Tavernier stayed in style with her bronze shoes, bright colors, and bold prints. Tae Ii eeids! uZ Ripcurl. Surfing inspired styles were big this year. Here Rusty Hayslett shows off one of his favorite sweatshirts. Standing Out. Prints, plaids, and bold shapes were big this year with Kira Krumm. . FASHION 19

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Journeying Down the Fashion Runway of CHS You’ve just been hired as a fashion photographer for a national magazine. Your first assignment - Churchland High School. But what are you going to find there? Click. Jeans accessorized with sweatshirts and hightop Chuck Taylor Converse. Click. Jean jackets over almost anything. Click. Bold prints in pink, yellow, and red. Click. Khaki pants, buttoned down collar shirts, and loafers. Click. Print sweaters. Click. Silver, gold, and bronze shoes. Click. Suspenders, pleated pants, and paisley shirts. Click. Shorts (but not too short). Click. Safari wear. Click. Pea jackets. The assignment is over. You’ve discovered that no two models at Churchland are dressed alike. Click. GQ. Mike Riddleberger is ready for the magazines, modeling the GQ look, which included deck shoes, stone washed jeans, suspenders, bright colored shirts, and a close cropped haircut. Peace. Jason Farwell gives the Glamour. Karen Moser and Rachel Finally. During the hot days of Longer Lasting. Mrs. Natalie peace sign as he models his own Rivera model two of the newest homecoming week, Juan Wood took Parker liked her skirts long, long style, which included the return dress styles in khaki and blue. advantage of the new rule allowing while Amy Morgan enjoyed the of the denim jacket. shorts. jeans and sweatshirt look. 18 FASHION

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Going to the Head of the Class Mousse. Gel. Sculpting Lotion. The Wet Look. The Razor Cut. The Crewcut. Highlighting. The Bob. Long Hair. Short Hair. Surfer Cuts. The Skater’s Cut. The Box Cut. Hair ranged from very short to very long for both guys and girls this year. Hair seemed to be the easiest way to express one’s individuality. Changing from blond to black seemed nothing to some while others kept their traditional cuts. Musicians, athletes and actors were the inspiration for cuts this season. Some Like it Short ... Easy to manage. No time for care. Kristin Phillips says the best is short hair. Choose your Color. “If you don’t like it, change it,” was the attitude this year as Lori Hayes and friend show off their highlighted hair. My own way. Jon Troxler expresses himself through his individualistic - and ever changing - hairstyles. 20 HAIR FLAIR Air Inspired Hairstyles Television and movies continued to inspire fashion trends. Movies like Top Gun and Rocky IV provided a new focus for guys’ hairstyles. Tom Cruise’s razor cut with extremely short hair in the back and on the sides and Dolph Lundgren’s crewcut helped to bring short hair - really short hair - back to the popular masses. Why a return of short hair? Most guys found it extremely easy to care for. A little gel or mousse could turn a short prep cut into the wet look or a crewcut or a flattop. Whatever the reasons, guys decided to let the razor do the talking. A Little Off All Over. Stephen Mann shows off two of the many haircuts inspired by the military - the crewcut (top) and the short razored cut.