Rolling out of Pasco Basin, Mac brought to us a supply of yarns that are forever flowing from behind that lovable smile of his. Often has been the time when Arthur has made the youngster’s eyes gleam with passion over those tales of “Now When I Was in College.” Although, we wonder at the Scrouch’s stories, we can readily understand his love of life from the manner in which he meets it. That knowing and confident smile gives us an idea that “McGooch” must have been quite a character in his old haunts. “The man most likely to succeed” they dubbed him when he left for Washington State, and although he has been christened a bit more during three years at the Academy, Mac’s exploits are not unknown, for the “Hot Foot” is never a man to turn a good laugh down, nor a party at St. Johns. After a vigorous week-end, the “Scrouch” spends most of his time horizontally reclined, talking over escapades with “Weesky.” Companionship is both his greatest essential and quality.