8921 Harder R.E.K. London,Ont.
AIR (AIRCREW) Engineering & Management
"We Try" Harder is a service brat from way back. He spent his first year here fudging assignments from Crosby, piling up cigarette packages in his cabin and playing gunroom treasurer. Somehow Thompson Flight put up with him and because he is from good old London, we all knew he would get through. Although Thompson Flight ceased to exist in '68, Ron did not (unfortunately). He returned to RRMC as No I CSL with the difficult job of tracking down at 0400 one morning a gang of rowdies armed with water pistols. Second slate saw Ron as CWA with a filing cabinet full of gash and in honour slate he came back to us as CSL. Ron is on the Rep. Rugger team but excels in all sports. In fact I can't say anything derogatory about him except that he smokes those huge
smelly cigars. But that won't stop him from increasing his harem in Kingston. Good luck at RMC, Ronl I
8597 Usher R.M. West Rouge, Ont.
RCN Honours Arts
Cheerful blue路eyed Bob, better known as Ush, is unique. He is one of the few cadets in the wing who is permanently driving it, in the pit that is. With his late night discussions and smoke-filled cabin, he maintains a level of slackness worthy of both a
true cadet and an honours artsman. Ush, as well as being a vicious gronch on the wrestling mat, rugger pitch, soccer pitch and who knows where else, has a fantastic sense of wit and an irrepressible sense of humour. Ush was first slate CSTO, second slate CSA and, to the cheers of Mackenzie and Champlain Flights, CSL of Two Squadron on the Honour Slate. If Ush can convince himself to concentrate on his studies instead of wine, women and song, he should continue with his success next year at RMC. We know that will be hard, Ush, with Oueen路like playmates next door and you have
our deepest sympathy. Bonne Chancel
8969 Routledge R.S. Edmonton, Alta.
LAND (RC SIGS) Electrical Engineering
Ron, or Red, as he's known in the wing, is Lasalle Flights keener. A man who is successful in almost all aspects of college life, Ron still gets ten hours sleep a day. At night he can be found in the Cadet Officer's lounge watching television or talking about
a certain relative. A four bar man in all three slates he is a natural leader of men and a fol/ower of women. One of the most intelligent Electrical Engineers, Ron does not have to waste his time studying. He spends the nigh ts before exams discussing the good old days, but still gets good marks. He is an aggressive athlete and one of the college's rugby
stars. You can always tell when he's played a game because his ears match his hair. His enthusiasm and leadership helped make Three Squadron flights the happiest losers in college sports. With all these talents Ron is assured of a successful and happy life at Royal Military College.
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