Churchland High School - Trucker Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

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Where Else? Chris Buchanan shows off his one of a kind hairstyle. You Forgot a Piece. Showing off the ever popular rat tail is Jim Wilson. Take My Picture ... Please! The box cut was a popular haircut for Darrain Peoples and his friends. ... some Like it Long. Jeff Preziotti prefers long hair as a means of showing off his free spirited lifestyle. HAIR FLAIR 21

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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.

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A Final Homecoming Friday night. Homecoming week had finally come to an close. As a senior in the stands, it was a time of mixed feelings. Seeing all the firends that had graduated last year reminded me that in one short year, I would be a visiting alumna instead of part of the school. Sadness wasn’t the only feeling though. It was fun to sit in the stands and cheer the football team on. The homecoming procession was exciting. The overall feeling of the night was that school spirit and unity will always be a part of the memories of the students. Rachel Brisbin What is it? Mark Tuggle examines a school lunch during crazy day. “Speak Up! Building engineer Mr. Mike Patillo tries to fix the microphone as Frankie Edmondson conducts the assembly. at 1986 Homecoming Queen Chrissy Monroe Escort - Michael Carter 22 HOMECOMING