Hood College - Touchstone Yearbook (Frederick, MD)

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HERE IS THE CHURCH, HERE IS ;. THE STEEPLE. Balloons lined the r, walk to the Chapel for convocation. The f balloons represented each class color. « r -• ■ • • LIKE MOTHER, LIKE DAUGHTER. Mrs. Mary Ann Dvorsky and freshman Karen Dvorsky discuss convocation at the reception after the cere- mony. The reception was held on Dr. Martha Church ' s front lawn. 8 (Convocation

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' ; ' - ' : ). - SHAVE AND A HAIRCUT. Though J Hood does not have any cosmetology classes, team members were able to . shave shaving cream off a balloon dur- ing the Hood Olympics. i . SINK OAR SWIM. With one oar and many hands the teams paddled their way back and forth across the pool to pick up more passengers. Hood Olympics 7

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TIE A YELLOW RIBBON, Senior Liz Hyatt tics a ribbon around the base of the Pergola. Everyone had a ribbon to tie to the Pergola representing their class color. The beginning of the school year and a beaut;iful day add up to Convocation Faculty and administra- tion, donned in their black robes, walked si- lently into Coffman Chapel August 21, for Convocation. During Convocation, fresh- men and new students heard many things for the first time. They heard Dr. Martha Church, Dr. Barbara Hetirick, Dr. Linda Bosmajian, Dr. James Boston, and Ms. Katherine Joseph. Returning students heard the names of students who won scholarships and awards. Most important of all, they heard the Alma Mater. Dr. Church welcomed everyone and then came the announcements of student scholarships and awards. Faculty members were also rec- ognized for their achievements. Dr. Bosmajian, associate pro- fessor of psychology, and Dr. Boston, professor of religion, spoke on college life and educa- tion. Ms. Joseph, director of admissions, presented the class of 1992 and new stiadents. The audience stood and sang the Alma Mater. 1 thought convocation was a good beginning to my new life at Hood, said freshmen Kelly Gordon. — Patricia Wooden. (Convocation 9