Mercer University - Cauldron Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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CARDINAL KEY • till'init 1 Hortar Sorority The Cardinal Key N .rt on.-il Honor Sorority was termed sit Mercer on April 15, l‘)J4, a ,i sister organisation to rhe Blue Key fraternity. A girl must be mitstsmling in character, scholarship, leadership, and participation in extra- curricular activities to become eligible tor membership. All member? must be students in the senior college, The sole objective of this honor sorority i? service to the institution and to the students. MARIK HORTON • fPreaulettt MEMBERS AS THEY APPEAR IN GROUP: Rent, MarlflfJflt Tuton, Veronica: Pulliam, Margaret,- Bell, Bos Warren: Carr, Wtlhelminar Chaptnan, Karri olle,- Crawtord, Dale; Harrison, Martha; Kilgore, ElolM; Smith, Ruth. PretUtHt ...........................................-MARIE HORTON l ur PrnHlvHt . ELIZABETH SWINTQRD , MARJORIE RETD ft.... ................................ ,VER NIC Tl TEN Historia» .....................MARGARET PULLIAM ELIZA MET II U INFORD

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Ownon. Li; e t.pow.-;i. w i. h..... Pc-ha».: Miturd io a small number of otirstattdino junior and senior mm student .. ■vchwr. Hutaew- Seudei. R C: WiHmiiw. I- H The Mercer chapter ul liluc Kr , founded in I92S, is committed to cwptriiie with thr faudt . to suidt student problems, to stimulate progress, .uul to promote the interests ni the institution. While Hlur Key recoini e outstanding qualities in character, scholarship, leadership, and service, it i- primarily a leadership ami service organization. '‘Serving, I Live.” is the motto of the fraternity. BlIJA JEESLIN • resident

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J. I BARGE SHI • (editor dhe 1940 CAULDRON • This vear, the CAl'LDRON staff saw no definite need for a concrete theme: they felt that a yearbook portraying a well-rounded view of the year's activities would be more indicative of a real Mercer theme. Occasional art-work by the editor, streamlined makeup, sim- plicity of style, and conscientious regard for every activity have been used to offset the systematized production of the past. It is hoped that the informal grace of its printed matter will a fiord more enjoy- able CAULDRON reading. The fact that an annual is an enduring publication has forced the staff’s withdrawal from the usual journal- istic rigidity. KARL LEWIS aging (bditor STAFF MEMBFRS (lo£i to Righii: Baskin, Ernest. Associate Editor: Sparks, Bob. Executive Editor; Steal, Di, Wilbur W. Faculty Ad- visor: Alexander. Frank, Literary Editor; Broach. Waller. Sports Editor; Brown. J. L, Inies -nation Editor; Crawford, Date, Feature Editor: Cumbi . L A.. Staff Fhoicarapher; lonos. Annin Wheat, fraternity Editor; Pulliam, Margaret, Organizations Editorr Welkins. Ben,. Stall Ph -1oqrftp}icr: Wobb, Addison. Class Editor.