Transylvania University - Crimson Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

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TRANSYLVANIA DAY • Transylvania Day at Transylvania College is a spring celebration which is similar to that of a May Day or Spring Festival at another college. • In 1933 the celebration was in the form of a playlet (portraying the lives of famous alumni) presented in chapel. • The 1934 celebration started with a parade of floats sponsored by the organizations on the campus. A Track Meet was held during the afternoon. • But the evening pageant presented on the steps of old Morrison was indeed a clima.x to an eventful day. Miss Transylvania and Mr. Pioneer reigned in a most attractive setting. At the con- clusion of the program a dance was held m the Old Gym. • The 1935 celebration started off to be a sensational dem- onstration but at the last minute the weather did not permit the presentation of the pageant out-of-doors. • However, the spirit of the participants was not downed and the cere- mony was transferred to Morrison Chapel. After which there was a dance in the New Gym. • The program this year is being carefully planned and Lampas is still having penny day every Friday morning after chapel. • Transylvania Day Court on the steps of Morrison — 1935 • LambJa Omega float in 1935 Transyl- vania Day Parade — winner of first prize. » Junior Class float — 1935, winner of second prize. LIFE AT TRANSYLVANIA

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YEAR OCTOBER 6 — First issue of the Trimsylranian came out. Effie Starks, the editor, made many needed im- provements over last year ' s magazine. 8 — Prexy Braden is under- going a two-month rush program throughout the country. 13 — Alpha Delta Theta Sorority entertained with a party for the men of our campus. 18 — Dr. Delcamp intro- duced us to this year ' s or- chestra. They ' re plenty good. 19 — Chi Omegas had Open House after the game with Bridge, and dancing. 25— Y. W. C. A. threw a spooky Hallowe ' en party at the old gym. The Dionne babes were the hit of the party. CARNEGIE SCIENCE HALL Where science and friendship meet. II LIFE A T TRANSYLVANIA

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• Jackie Bryden about to address Lampas initiates, Cecil Sanders, Bob Talbott, and Sammy Saslaw on Why a Cow. • Agnes who - pasted - the - Annual Eason and Jose- phine Woodward. • Izzie must prefer blondes! • After classes — Helena Steinkohl, Karine Wester- holm, and Ann Blackman. • Debater Dale Creek. • Also after classes. • Background by Hopper. • Snapshot editor caught in action. • Loafing with Refinesque. • And not at the Den! • Where ' s Polly? • Typical scene at Ewing Hall, so we ' re told. • Phi Omega Pi ' s in march- ing order. • The foundation of Worth. • A trio of Tri Delts. • The long and short of Kappa Alpha. • The head of Pan-Hel- lenic. • Just loafing. • A quartet of Pi Kaps. • Dick and Erwind. ' NufI said! • Still together — as the An- nual goes to press. Warst- ler and Livingston. • They wait at the Den. • A Noble feat. • Embryonic Southern gen- tlemen. • Taylor and Rice. • Josephine Woodward, Agnes Eason, Christine Lynch. • Rambler Editor prepares for flight. • Esther-Joe-lover-Kaplan and Joe. • Tri Delt smiles. • He promotes Transylva- nia.