North Catholic High School - Trojan Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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Lori Switalski glances at the camera as she shows off the mod look. The year is 19865 like all years it has its ups and downs, its celebra- tions and disasters, its memorable times and not-so-memorable times. But . . . we can't forget the fashion- able side - what's in and what's out. On the next four pages the TROJAN takes a peek at what's in at North Catholic. One of the most changeable and unusual categories of fashion is the hairstyle. From the look of things at good ole N.C., the style seems to vary. The one that appears to be the most popular is the so called crew cut or flat top. Although it is mainly common with the football players, it seems to have leaked out and hit the unsuspecting non-foot ball players. Oh, by the way, this cut is more admired by the men rather than the women fof coursej. While on the other hand, the women are more on the Wilder, unusually short or long side. These punkier hairstyles seem to fit into today's generation craze. Even while the punky hair- 'Otis LaRissa Kuszajewski sports an outra- geous do with a smile to match. 12 Hair-raising Experience X'-4 Chrissy Falvo lets down her tail with pride.

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X. ss X X ff' X Contents A Hair-raising Experience 12 SWATCH lT!fHlP - CHIC - AND TRENDY 14 Forever True . . . 16 Homecoming Week 18 Zombies of Physics 20 THE CRLITCH CLUB 22 Teachers That Really Cook ! 24 PROCRASTINATION 26 Class Clowns 28 Double Vision - Twins 30

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Wfflfrr E flirt ll L or r or and .anal-tai. in Tom Walsh lets his hair do what ever it A triple dose of the clean cut look WBDIZS to after 3 ViCt0l'i0l.lS CFOSS COUII' with Rgb Cain, Greg Cgppgla and Mike try match. Balfe. I . E Kim Carinci, Koren Halterlein and Vickie Romanowski still say that the layered and feathered look is in. The crew cut says it all for football player Jeff Badamo. cuts are in, there are still existing old fashioned cuts. A few guys still have that clean cut look here and there. And the feathered look for the women is still floating around. So, hairstyles do change over the years. Some people may worry too much over their hair and are faithful believers of that trend setter Fer- nando Lamas, who always says that it's always better to look good than to feel good. But always remember not to stop being you just because your hairstyle changed. Just be your- self and who knows . . . maybe you'll start a trend. HNR-Rl5llSlNG GXPEIRIQNCG Hair-raising Experience 13