Hood College - Touchstone Yearbook (Frederick, MD)

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SPANISH HOUSE Once upon a time, eleven cool girls decided to learn and practice Spanish in a lovely three story house on Dill Avenue. This house right off Hood campus was the perfect site to have their parties and tertulias . The Spanish House was well l nown by its grotesque cur- tains and its marvelously well tuned piano! These eleven girls live a very happily with a Spang- lish way of life. They were very proud to have had the priveledge to live in the house and enjoy the warm home-like atmosphere. una presi cachonda y muy competeute — Amy! . . . :Dynasty parties ... A burning dryer, and fire alarms that never went off . . . Rick with lipstick on. How pretty . . . Exercise time: Aerobics and trips up to Ramonita ' s third-floor room . . . Miguel ' s on the phone — Ramoniiiita!!!!! d|al P ' S Mu ■( 1 H , I K HBM ' ! ' j Kr 1KI% Jp k B H ' jy mt] K 9hl Ar » MM Hj ' HV ' i «r . ' ' mk IH S I i Hi v.,.aS» .. . 28

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-» t T Smith Hall — The Social Mecca! We ' re Smith and we have the best parties on campus — everyone knows that so that ' s why we have to limit our guests to 500, the only dorm on campus to have four guys, yes guys, — not squids — to each gal. Who can beat that? We ' d like to say thanks to student affairs for always giving us the coolest frosh. Otis . . . The ultimate party — yes, I ' ll carpet the smoker first thing Monday . . . Stand by!, or is it Warning? . . . Fubar . . . Beer Busts still live . . . HI skippy we love you! . . . Frozen strawberry Daiquiris in Lumpy ' s blender ... 3 days, 3 days . . . Chabungah babe, otay? . . . Popcorn in the hallways . . . under beds, in the closets . . . Cookouts . . . Senior prank . . . Red tape in Ad . . . please change the trash can liners . . . When will they turn on the lights? . . . Helios to our jarhead friends — Starboard Is 1 . . . Parties on the porch . . . Players . . . Don ' t put your lips on it (him?) . . . trivia boards . . . flying pens in one ' s sleep . . . Hey ' 87 keep brushing those teeth . . . nun- chaucks and of course, each other — the greatest asset of all — our friendship. Smith Seniors wish you all well. We love you! Chabungah! SMITH HALL 27

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THE FRENCH HOUSE Rules and traditions, malte Hood ' s French House a most interest- ing place to live. One of the most important rules in the house is that French Huse residents are required to speaic French at all times except when discussing personal and academic problems and when non-French speaking visitors are in the house. Among the French House traditions are soirees (that is cultural evenings) and the annual play. The soirees often include wine and cheese tasting, and guest French Spealters. The play, which is held second semester every year, is presented by all French House resi- dents and is usually performed in an atmosphere of a French cafe theatre . 29