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===Cannon "Mark II"=== | ===Cannon "Mark II"=== | ||
[[Image:Cannon Mark II 1949.jpg|250px|thumb|left|Cannon Mark II, debuted in 1950 Chariot Races]] | [[Image:Cannon Mark II 1949.jpg|250px|thumb|left|Cannon Mark II, debuted in 1950 Chariot Races]] | ||
[[Image:Cannon Mark II 1952.jpg|250px|thumb|left|Cannon Mark II, as pictured in Torontonesis 1952]] | |||
On Christmas day, 1949, there appeared on the doorstep of the Engineering Society a beautiful new weapon showing excellent workmanship. On it was engraved "Skule Cannon". It seemed that Santa had a close friend, a fine machinist who had been working for the Department of Civil Engineering for a long time and had created the first Cannon. In 1950, the Engineering Society honoured W.H. Kubbinga with a scroll extolling his loyalty, courage and good conduct and made him an Honourary Member in Ye Ancient and Honourable Company of Skule Cannoneers with the rank of Sergeant Artificer. | On Christmas day, 1949, there appeared on the doorstep of the Engineering Society a beautiful new weapon showing excellent workmanship. On it was engraved "Skule Cannon". It seemed that Santa had a close friend, a fine machinist who had been working for the Department of Civil Engineering for a long time and had created the first Cannon. In 1950, the Engineering Society honoured W.H. Kubbinga with a scroll extolling his loyalty, courage and good conduct and made him an Honourary Member in Ye Ancient and Honourable Company of Skule Cannoneers with the rank of Sergeant Artificer. | ||