Oakwood Collegiate Institute - Oracle Yearbook (Toronto Ontario, Canada)

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THE OAKWOOD ORACLE The officers of the corps, with rank and position, are as follows: Cadet Instructor-Lieut. J. H. Horning. R.F.A. Assistant Cadet Instructor-Lieut. S. Butt. Battalion Commander-C.-Major Gordon Speedie. Battalion Second in Command- C.- Capt. Bruce MacLean. Battalion Adjutant C-Capt. G. Morel. Battalion Headquarter Quarter- master-C.-Capt. H. Davidson. E-Company Command-C.-Capt. G. Wingate. No. 1 Platoon-C-Lieut. W. Briggs. No. 2 Platoon-C.-Lieut. K. Daw- No. 1 Platoon-C.-Lieut. R. B. Mc- Kibbons. No. 2 Platoon-C.-Lieut. R. McKay. G-Company Commander-C.-Capt. P. Reid. No. 1 Platoon-C.-Lieut. E. Gazey. No. 2 Platoon-C.-Lieut. L. Gra- ham. H-Company Commander-C.-Capt. D. Ritchie. No. 1 Platoon-C.-Lieut. G. Rumble No. 2 Platoon-C.-Lieut. J. Ritchie. Band-C.-Capt. Willard Thomson. Signal Platoon-C.-Lieut. R. Alex- ander. Battalion Sergt. Major-C.-B.S.M. F. Day. son. These appointments are pro- F-Company Commander-C.-Capt. Y1Sl0ll21l and have yet to be con- Harry G. Oborne. firmed. A-A -PP, KING GEORGE CUP TEAM Winners of District Challenge Cup Top-Il. Stevenson, .I. Hopper, L. Dingle. Bottom-F. Reid, G. Maynard, G. Rumble, J. Fyin M I l lo Pngr Si.rfy-riglff . R' .r ffmffififlf?

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THE OAKWOOD ORACLE OFFICERS OF THE CADET CORPS I ts . 1 C. Lieut. Alexander, C. Lieut. McKay, C. Lieut. J. Ritchie, I-IJ. lCadet Instructorl, C. Lieut. Graham, C. Lieut. Gazey, C. Lieut. Dowson, C. Capt. Windgate, C. Capt. McLean, 2nd in Com., C. Major Speedie, O.C., C. Capt. Oborne, C. Capt. Rumble, C. Lieut. Mcliib- bon. Absent: C. Capt. Morel, Adj. C. Capt. D. Ritchie, C. Capt. Reid, C. Lieut. Briggs. teams, each of eight me1nbe1's have Now the spring weather has the following averagesg No. 1. 9235? : No. 2, 8992 g No. 3, 8594. The Mason Trophy Competition has not yet been fired but Mr. Hor- ning's younghopefuls are looking forward to high scores with the hope of retaining the trophy which Oakwood has won for the last three consecutive years. The results of the signalling class have been recently received and also certificates for 9 cadets, who passed the examination. Each of the cadets received a bonus of five dollars. During the winter many cadets have taken a keen interest in First- aid certificates and four junior cer- tificates. Oakwood First-Aid teams ranked first and second in Military District No. 2 of Ontariog and we hope they will bring further hon- our to our school by winning the Wallace Rankine Nesbitt First-Aid shield which is competed for throu- ghout the whole of Canada. come the Oakwood corps will begin outdoor drill. This year an even greater number than usual have shown their willingness to help Oakwood again carry off the profi- ciency cup. The corps will consist of four companies, E, F, G, and H. of '70 cadets or more each, thus for- ming a battalion of approximately 280. The band, under the leadership of Cadet Captain Willard Thomson, is in good form and the head- quarters company fsignallers and stretcher-bearers! will compete the corps, bringing its strength up to 310. This is the largest cadet corps Oakwood has ever had. Gordon Speedie who is Battalion Commander has an able group of officers to support him and when Inspection Day, May 10th, arrives we hope that the corps will be so well drilled that the Inspecting Officer will again award Oakwood the cup for the smartest Cadet Corps in Military District No. 2 of Ontario. Page S1'.ft!1-.sr'z'r'n

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