Unusual sighting- etiquette of it?

[SWTXBelle]

I believe they are now passe', but we had big brothers - the Moonlighters - and they would wear our letters at events. No one, to the best of my knowledge, was ever confused. They mainly coached us for intermurals,and moved the heavy stuff during rush.

[Tippiechick]

Originally Posted by SWTXBelle

I believe they are now passe', but we had big brothers - the Moonlighters - and they would wear our letters at events. No one, to the best of my knowledge, was ever confused. They mainly coached us for intermurals,and moved the heavy stuff during rush.

We had something BETTER than big brothers. We had HOUSEBOYS. Yum. They were guys who liked hanging out with us/dated/married some of us. Their sole purpose was to serve us at formal dinners every week. They also were expected to show for dinner and lunch to "assist" us with our dining needs. Additional duties included changing light bulbs, helping the house mother, etc.

I ADORED the houseboys. I still keep in touch with all of them.

[VandalSquirrel]

Originally Posted by Tippiechick

We had something BETTER than big brothers. We had HOUSEBOYS. Yum. They were guys who liked hanging out with us/dated/married some of us. Their sole purpose was to serve us at formal dinners every week. They also were expected to show for dinner and lunch to "assist" us with our dining needs. Additional duties included changing light bulbs, helping the house mother, etc.

I ADORED the houseboys. I still keep in touch with all of them.

The guys who worked in our kitchen are called hashers, same sort of set up.

[icelandelf]

Originally Posted by SWTXBelle

I believe they are now passe', but we had big brothers - the Moonlighters - and they would wear our letters at events. No one, to the best of my knowledge, was ever confused. They mainly coached us for intermurals,and moved the heavy stuff during rush.

I remember the Moonlighters!!! They were awesome And absolute gentlemen...