the keynote to success for an executive. A college man should be training himself for an executive position. To discipline others he must know how to accept discipline himself. We are gratified to hear from many alumni how high a value they place on this course as viewed from their experiences after leaving college. Our greatest opportunity, however, is offered in developing leadership and instilling in the mind of the student a sense of responsibility. This is, naturally, most marked in the case of those students who pursue the advanced course. Any latent power is brought out and the student can feel that he here has the opportunity to acquire force and leadership, an opportunity which may not again be offered him for many years after he leaves the institution.

     One of the products of the course is a reserve commission in the army that is given to the graduates. The safety of this country may at some future period rest upon these reserve officers, as our national defense policy is based on the idea of