ABOUT COLLEGE

The membership of Palaeopitus was completed by the election of five men by the class of 1917, and of an editor-in-chief of The Dartmouth. The men popularly chosen, in the order of their choice, are R. G. Paine of Brooklme, Mass A. O. Duhamel of Lawrence, Mass.', K. L. Thielseher of Brookline, Mass., A. B. Gile of Hanover, and R. H. Baxter of Somerville, Mass. G. K. Page of Perry, N. Y., by virtue of his election to editor-in-chief of The Dartmouth becomes the final ex-officio member, serving with B. O. Gerrish, captain of football, T. L. Cotton, president of the Christian Association, H. W. Walters, manager of football, E. D. Towler, manager of baseball, and V. K. Smith, manager of track. The body will organize for next year following its initiation at the Wet-Down ceremonies.

G. K. Page '17 was elected editor-in-chief, and W.Sewall '17, managing editor of TheDartmouth at its annual election in MayM. S. Hutchins, assistant business manager, automatically succeeds to the position of business manager. R. A. Dunning '17 was chosen secretary of the board. The new management takes charge of the paper with the Commencement issues, with the exception of Hutchins, who begins his duties at once.

The 1917 Aegis followed the precedent of the 1915 book in using a binding of leather. The Board dedicated the volume to Dean Craven Laycock of the faculty. In its main departments, the Aegis follows the divisions of previous years. In charge of its publication have been G. K. Page, editor; R. P. Stone, business manager; H. A. Stockwell, art editor; M. S. Hutchins, R. G. Paine, W. Sewall, H. O. Still-man, and E. D. Towler.