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

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CONTENTS Hon. Leo Cadieux, Associate Minister of National Defence . . Biographies of Graduating Class - 1965 . . . Convocation Address by Dr. Marcel Faribault. . Prize List ................. Graduation Day - May 28, 1965 . . Sports ..... Military Matters . Recruits Arrive . . Obstacle Race . . Summer Training ....... Activities - Social and Otherwise . . R.M.C. Club of Canada - Officers. . . Births, Marriages and Deaths . . . Old Brigade Dinner ......... Reception for Commandants in Ottawa . General H. D. G. Crerar . . Gifts on behalf of Ex-Cadets . Lieut.-General Geoffrey Walsh . Major-General J.P.E. Bernatchez . . Random Notes ......... Canadian Corps of Commissionaires . . Branch Club Reports ............ R.M.C. Club Annual Meeting Minutes - 1964 ........ R.M.C. Club of Canada Foundation -- First Scholarship Awarded List of Advertisers . .

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THE CLASS OF 1964-65 T RUPH Y In 1903 the Earl of Dundonald, the Commander of the Canadian Militia, presented a trophy to the Royal Military College to be awarded to the winner of the annual mounted sports compe- tition. Since mounted sports no longer play a part in college life, the Dundonald Cup has been presented in recent years to the winning Squadron in the Cadet Wing Drill Competition. While military drill may be known as many things, calling it a sport is stretching the meaning of that term to its limit. To correct this slight incongruity the Graduating Class of 1964-65 has pre- sented to the Cadet Wing the trophy pictured above. It will go to the winning Squadron in the Inter-Squadron Drill Competition. Standing some two feet high, with the figure and bowl in silver, the base in mahogany, this trophy, it is hoped, will be displayed with pride in the lounge of the annual winner of the Drill Competition.