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Catliuaf f(_e~{)fue /(~Margaret l\loultonBlue Key, national upperclassmen's service organization, and its newly-installed sisterorganization, Cardinal Key, did some tall celebrating shortly after the beginning of theyear in honor of the installation of Cardinal Key and the initiation of new Blue Key andcharter members of Cardinal Key. T he formal installation of the women's service organizationwas one of the high spots of the year's social functions. The special guests present wereDr. and Mrs. l\1. G. Neale, 1iss Permeal J . French, Mr. and Mrs. George E. Horton, and1r. Jesse Buchanan.The big celebration took the form of a formal dinner dance held at the Blue BucketInn and the D elta D elta Delta house. After the banquet for both groups held at the BlueBucket, at which time the women's service organization was formal ly installed by BlueKey, members and guests moved to the T ri-Delt house, where the remainder of the eveningwas spent dancing to the music of Bert Wood and his orchestra. Cardinal and Blue Keylampshades illuminated the room with a soft glow. H ugh Eldridge, Harold Boyd, RobertH errick, William :\mes, David Kendrick, Douglas Cordon, and Perry Culp, pledges ofBlue Key, staged a side-splitting comedy skit for entertainment.Cardinal Key's charter members are Margaret M oulton, Marjorie Wurster, E stherHunt, Mae Belle D onaldson, Mary Axtell, Nina Varian, Ruth Humphreys, Ethlyn O'Neal,Frances Wheeler, Frances DuSault, l vy McPherson, and Frances Hanley, with J ean Colletteas faculty advisor.Clayne Robison was chairman of the installation committee, while Ferd Koch, Allenevern, and D avid Kendrick were responsible for the planning of the dance.Cardinal Key Installation Banquet*