101.   The bit of bosom I had was kept in and I wore my hair in a braid.

102.   The Beatles changed the way we wore our hair.

103.   The girls wore their skirts long and the boys wore their hair short.

104.   The other man was quiet and wore his hair in a flattop, like so many of the men at Fort Riley.

105.   The pompadour and surfer-boy good looks are gone, replaced by a burly man who favors Indian-style clothing and wears his hair in a ponytail.

106.   The somber Meskhadze wore close-cropped hair as well, only with a curved line etched into his head.

107.   The women dress in elegant woolen ponchos and skirts with matching hats and wear their hair in small tight braids.

108.   The women had long hair worn up with turtle shell combs.

109.   The women wear their hair chopped at the neck and are dressed in dark pajamas.