Royal Military College of Canada - Review Yearbook (Kingston, Ontario Canada)

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J UNE, 1 .936 I I TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Editorial Notes ................................. ......... 1 1 R.M.C. Senior Staif Notes ........ .... 1 5 Royalty and the R.M.C. .............A..... .... 1 6 The Graduating Class, 1936 ............... .... 1 9 Saga, the Story of the Class ............ .... 2 9 I The Sergeant's Lament ...,...................... .... 3 9 Library Notes, 1935-36 ..................................... .... 4 1 I The Visit of the Advisory Board ..,.,..,,,,,,. ,,,, 4 2 On the Length of the R.M.C. Course .......... .... 4 3 Graduates at Queen's and Toronto ..................... .... 4 8 The New Mess and Recreation Building ........... .... 5 1 I Aviation , a poem ............................................................ .... 5 2 The Visit to West Point ..................................................... .... 5 3 e The Origin of the Cake-Walk ........................................... .... 5 4 Visit of the Minister of National Defence .......... .... 5 5 Retrospect ......................................................................................... .... 5 5 I Notes on the Directory of Ex-Cadets ...... .... 5 6 All Are Heroes ...................................................................... .... 5 6 - Rescue Work at Moose River ....................... .... 5 8 Anathema , a poem ............................ .... 6 3 I Hockey: Exhibition ........,................................................. .... 6 5 Intermediate Intercollegiate .......... .... 6 6 Inter-company Hockey ............................. .... 7 0 Review of the Hockey Season ........... .... 7 1 Inter-company Tennis .............................,......... .... 7 2 e Basketball: Intercollegiate Senior A ...... .... I Eastern Ontario A.B.A. ........................................................................... Junior E.O.A.B.A. .....,......................................................................................... Inter-Company Boxing, Wrestling and Bayonet Fighting .......... .... Winter Sports, 1936 ..............................................................................,...................... .... I R.M.C. Rifle and Revolver Club ........................,........,......,..,..,........,.......... Inter-company Gymnastics .................... 5 R.M.C. Boxing Championships ........... Inter-company Soccer .................,............ Inter-company Wrestling ................ Laferty Cup Competition .................................................... . Squash ............................................................................................................ Notes and Procedings, R.M.C. Club of Canada: 73 75 76 76 77 79 83 84 86 86 90 90 1 R.M.C. Club Officers ............................................................ .... 9 3 I Births, Marriages, Deaths ........................................ .... 9 4 L No. 47, Lt.-Col. E. F. Wurtele, V.D. ........ ......... 9 8 No. 86, Col. R. W. Leonard ........................... ............... ......... ......... 1 0 0 Random Notes on Ex-Cadets ....................................................................................... 101 Letter from India ................................................,......,....................,.................,,,,.,,,,.,,.,.,...,,,, 108 Work of the Unemployment Relief Commission of Montreal, 1934-35 ......................................................................................................................................,..,.,..., 111 Minutes of the Annual Meeting of the R.M.C. Club ......................... ......... 1 16 124 Annual Report of the Branch Clubs ........................................ Directory of Ex-Cadets, Corrections .......... lfffff 131

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