C. B. Brown, Midriver, 0a., is very quiet, but when he can be induced to say anything it is either Doc Neal or Artillery. He smiles continually but neverlaughs. He gets very much excited and takes a prominent part in the April Fool's Day escapade. He is chairman of the Ah nual committee, yet he is always listening impatiently for a motion to adjourn. He learns his lessons; is liked by his classmates; easily teased but exceedingly good natured. He has never been known to be angry since entering school. He will probably take a post-graduate course next year.