University of Toronto - Torontonensis Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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Military Division, is especially gratifying to all members of the Corps. The importance of his present work can be estimated when it is stated that already over 2,000 officers in the largest Military Division in Canada have been trained under his guidance and super- vision. Col. Lang has also voluntarily relinquished his commission in the Engineers- after nearly thirty years' commissioned service in that arm-and transferred entirely to the C.U.T.C. , All past and present members of the Corps are asked to assist in the keeping of its Record of Military Services. A card index is being prepared of all those who have gone on active service. lt is important that the list of names should be kept complete and the information up to date. Members who go overseas are asked to send news, even if only ' ' ' 21- Yi'- FIRST QUOTA OF C.O.T.C. MEN GIVEN COMMISSIONS IN THE IMPERIAL ARMY. in the briefest form, of themselves and their fellow-members regarding their subsequent services, promotions, transfers, etc., addressing communications to the C.O.T.C. Orderly Room, Mining Building. ln conclusion mention should be made of those members who have already fallen OI suffered in the war. At present most of the casualties among 'Varsity men have been among those who went to the front before the Corps was organized. But already on the Roll of Honour are recorded the names of Bombardier Ross M. Taylor CC. Companyl Divisional Ammunition Column, killed in action: Lieut. T. S. Gordon QD. Companyj Ilth Batt. Border Regiment, died of Wounds: and Private J. S. Ditchburn QE. Companyj 19th Batt., wounded. 22

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,uv ja 'I IMIIIII5 I M I, MRS. LILLIAN MASSEY-TREBLE BORN IN NEWCASTLE, ONTARIO, MARCH 2ND, 1854 DIED IN SANTA BARBARA, CALIFORNIA, NOVEMBER 3RD, 1915 24