Transylvania University - Crimson Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

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The brotherhood hand- shake. Stivers and Link. Dean, M a t t i n g I y, Thompson, Claxon. The campus radical. Cecil takes nourish- ment. Playing childish games? Convention, Chicago. Graham and King. Opposiles attract. On the steps. Red and Peggy. Lampas initiates. Affection. Nettie ' s man. Assume the angle. Denites. Newell, Henry, Sween- ey. The Y. W. quintuplets. Freshmen. Old Maestro ' s second childhood. Drye, Dean, Sharp. Porter eavesdrops? What, no Marybelle? Co-ed group. The Edwards at home. Blanton, Moody, Daw- son — also the cat. Collegiate. The Phi Tau lettermen. Butterfield triplets. Some Kappa Alphas. Pete ' n Peggy. LIFE A T TRANSYLVANIA

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BACK AT SCHOOL FRESHMEN ARRIVE o The freshmen surely were a young-lo.iking group that first week. The girls wore short dresses, anklets, hair ribbons, and carried dolls and lolly pops. 9 The boys rolled up their pants legs and went bare-footed. At dinner the sophomores brought the entire freshman group over and mad; them put on stunts for the amusement of the girls. ® That night the freshman boys were blindfolded and led in a line out to Thomas Field, where there was a bonfire and more amusement. ® The climax of the evening was held under the windows at Hamilton, where the boys sang How Dry We Are and the girls opened the windows and threw water on them. Cruel? Perhaps, but it comes once to every man! Hi%i

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THOSE FOOTBALL GAMES ,?t.. ' % Mfjj AND PEP MEETINGS • The Crimson Club has sponsored many pep meetings and should be congratulated on their fine spirit throughout the entire year. At the rallies there have been famous alumni speakers who enthralled us all with their inzpirlng words. • The band, under the direction of Jack Bryden, has added greatly to the enthusiasm and cheers of the group, and the cheer leaders contributed to the pep of the meeting. The Crimson Club sold tags early in the season in order to send the entire band to the first football game at Louisville. • Later during the year they have sponsored a number of dances to earn money to further promote the success of athletics. • In all of their pro- motions, the Crimson Club has been met with cooperation from the student group and under the capable leadership of Robert Prewitt the Crimson Club was put on the map for another vear. • Warming up at Louis ' ille. • Logan Gray leads cheers while John Hunt Mor- gan looks up. Pep Demonstration be- fore Homecoming Game. • Thomas Field Stadium — student body. Stand- ing Room Only. • Crimson Club Float in Homecoming Parade — a standing ex- ample of the pep which the Crimson Club has contributed to the campus this year. LIFE A T TRANSYLVANIA