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    Black and white photograph of Waterloo College student Don McNaughton standing beside a cannon. He is on leave from Canadian Officers' Training Corps training at Camp Gagetown in New Brunswick. Three historic blockhouses are in the background.

    NO. 3 PLATOON, C. O. T. C. "A" COY. PHASE 1 R.C.S. of I. CAMP BORDEN ONT. 1955 See Reverse View for names

    Colour slide of Waterloo Colleges students Carole Ernest (left) and Harold Russell at a Waterloo College C.O.T.C. costume party. Russell is lying on a sofa while Ernst feeds him grapes. The party was held at the Old Post Office Armory in Kitchener, Ontario.

    Colour sldie of five people attending a Waterloo College C.O.T.C. costume party held at the Old Post Office Armory in Kitchener, Ontario. Seated at the far left is Ruth Keilhau. Standing are Carol Capling and Dick Capling. Kneeling are Marilyn Heer and Don McNaughton.

    Colour slide of five people attending a Waterloo College C.O.T.C. costume party held at the Old Post Office Armory in Kitchener, Ontario. Left to right: Dick Capling (foreground, red shirt); Carol Capling; Harold Russell; Unknown; Chuck Beaton.

    Colour slide of Waterloo College Canadian Officers' Training Corps officer cadet Harold Russell standing on a sidewalk. He is in uniform, wearing the red beret of the Infantry Corps, and carrying a rifle on his shoulder. A small suitcase is on the ground beside him. Russell is about to depart ...

    Colour outdoor photograph of a Canadian Officers' Training Corps officer cadet Fred Dahms standing on the ranges at Camp Borden, Armoured Corps School. The Waterloo College student is wearing a military uniform and helmet, and is holding a sten gun.

    Black and white photograph of three male Waterloo College students touring Fort Henry while on leave from Canadian Officers' Training Corps training in Kingston, Ontario. Left to right: Fred Dahms, Don McNaughton, Harold Russell.

    Black and white photograph of Waterloo College student Fred Dahms leaning against a cannon at Fort Henry. He is touring the fort while on leave from Canadian Officers' Training Corps training in Kingston, Ontario. Other visitors are visible in the background.

    Colour outdoor photograph of a Canadian Officers' Training Corps officer cadet Jeremy Hughes standing on the ranges at Camp Borden, Armoured Corps School. The Waterloo College student is wearing a military uniform and helmet, and is holding a sten gun.

    10ft - 1/50 fll, Oct. 24/57

    Black and white photograph of two male Waterloo College students and two women attending the 1957 Canadian Officers Training Corps ball. The event was held at the Old Post Office Armory in Kitchener, Ontario. Seated on a sofa, left to right: 2Lt Fred Dahms; Barb Fice; Lordel Fletcher, 2Lt Harold ...

    Black and white group photograph of the Royal Canadian School of Signals, second year Canadian Officers' Training Corps, number 4 troop 1956, in Kingston, Ontario. The men are posed in uniform. Waterloo College students Harold Russell, Donald McNaughton, Jeremy Hughes, and Fred Dahms are members of the troop. Left to ...

    Harold in "Dress Blues" Jan. 1957

    Colour slide of five people attending a Waterloo College C.O.T.C. costume party held at the Old Post Office Armory in Kitchener, Ontario. Left to right: Dick Capling (far left) ; Fred Dahms; Ruth Keilhau; Unknown; Chuck Beaton.

    Colour slide of Waterloo College student Jeremy Hughes (left), and Rosemary Motz, attending at C.O.T.C. party held at the Old Post Office Armory in Kitchener, Ontario. They are both sitting on chairs and smoking cigarettes.

    Colour slide of six people attending a Waterloo College C.O.T.C. costume party held at the Old Post Office Armory in Kitchener, Ontario. Standing (far right) is Paul Wagner. Crouching in front is John Fuchs.

    Colour slide of four people sitting on a sofa at a Waterloo College C.O.T.C. costume party. The event was held at the Old Post Office Armory in Kitchener, Ontario. Left to right: Unknown; Paul Wagner; Marilyn Heer, Don McNaughton.

    St. Lawrence Seaway

    Gagetown N.B.