Ingersoll District Collegiate Institute - Volt Yearbook (Ingersoll, Ontario Canada)

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Cadet Inspection This year we were fortunate enough to be able to hold our cadet inspection for the first time on our own collegiate campus. On May the eleventh, a fine sunny spring day, the inspection began with a general salute the inspection of our four companies by and Brig. T. G. Gibson, Area Commander of W.O., Col. C. F. Oerton, I8th Militia Group Lieut. H.O., Lieut. P. Drohan, Assistant Cadet Train- ing Officer, London, Ontario. The march past followed this. Then company and platoon drill terminated the marching. For the first time also, our cadets were led by our own trumpet band which played some excellent selections throughout the programme under the direction of Cdt. Lt. L. Johnson. The colour party consisted of: Cdt. Lt. R. Billings, Cdt. Lt. W. Wark, Cdt. Sgt. H. Hammond, Cdt. Sgt. G. Roberts, Cdt. Sgt. J. Faber The officers of the cadet corps for I954-I955 were: Bn. C.O., T. Telfer, Bn. 2 i lc, T. Tyson, Bn. R.S.M., J. Pellow. Company commanders were J. Gaz- zola, B. Chisholm, J. Carr and J. Watmough. Number IO9 Cadet Corps, Ingersoll, rank- ed fourth in the Western Ontario area in all groups and second in our B group, losing by one heartbreaking point. Guided by Cdt. Capt. J. Gazzola, the precision squad gave a fine display. The demonstration squads tweapons and signalsi put on a superb performance with the anti-tank gun and the two Bren groups. The signals display, set up as an infantry battalion in action, operated in good military fashion. This group was led by Cdt. Mai. T. Tyson. The first aid display took advantage of the rugby field which served as an excellent battlefield l??J. The track served as a fine stretch for two speeding recovery vehicles. ISt. John's and P. T. Walker's ambulancesl. Par- ticipants in this display were selected from Grade XI first aid class. Another first for an l.D.C.l. inspection was the selected infantry platoon of cadets who displayed field craft maneuvres and tactics on the sports' field. It demonstrated the various ways a platoon in attack carries out an assault with weapons, signals, reconnaissance, camou- flage, map reading and section formations. Cadet officers and N.C.O.'s in charge were Cdt. Lt.-Col. T. Telfer, as lieut, Cdt. D. McConnell as Sgt., Cdt. R.S.M. J. Pellow as No. I Section Leader, Cdt. C.S.M. R. Mahoney as No. 2 Sec- tion Leader, Cdt. Capt. B. Chisholm as No. 3 Section Leader. A P.T. demonstration concluded the per- formance with B. Bradfield, B. Chisholm, J. Gazzalo, D. McConnell, M. Sumner as leaders for the boys and J. Carr and J. Watmough as leaders for the girls. After the inspection the cadets were ad- dressed by Mayor Don Bower, Brig. T. G. Gib- son and the chairman of the l.D.C.l. School Board, Mr. H. T. Bower. D.C.R.A. awards were presented to R. Wilson, F. Waring, G. Bowman, T. Freure, D. Maclntosh, J. Pellow, T. Telfer. Three rousing cheers were given by the four companies formed up on the parking lot and refreshments were served. The cadet instruction staff included: Mai. J. C. Herbert, Capt. W. C. Wilson, Mai. E. C. Shelley, Mr. M. Mortimer, Mr. L. E. Smith, Mr. D. J. Hillis, Miss M. M. Sisson, Miss J. E. Suther- land, Miss A. L. Neilson, C.S.M. T. Todd, Sgt. J. Brown, Mr. S. J. Smith, Mr. D. Sivyer, Mr. F. MacDougall. Jon Pellow, Grade 12A COMPLIMENTS OF E. W. McKim Hardware INGERSOLL Start G' Marshall BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS Royal Bank Building Ingersoll, Ontario Page 50 THE VOLT