University of Toronto Engineering Society - Skule Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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RUGBY The year started off well for the rugby team . Once again the team packed into Rob Kolanko’s van and road-tripped to Kingston for the Queen’s Inter-University Engineering Rugby Tournament. There, the team displayed tremendous courage and stamina by refus- ing beer until all matches were played. It paid off as we became undefeated champions for the second year in a row with a cumulative score of 74-3! Back at home we finished the season tied for first after defeat- ing the much publicized Vic team. Unfortunately the club met defeat in the semi-final Mud Bowl against the Meds team. TEAM MEMBERS: Rob Aber- nathy, Mike Allen, Bob Boothby, Brendon Burns, Joe Chiang, Bruce Dow, Greg Dow, Paul Hamel, Glyn Jones, Alan Kasperski, Joe Laface, Jerome Madden, Duane Moore, Tom Noble, John Phypher, Fred Pulver, Mark Thompson, Peter Watler, Rod Williams, Henry Wong. 29

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LACROSSE This year the Engineering lacrosse team enjoyed a good season. The team fought their way to the semi- finals where they were defeated by Erindale College in a very close game. Continued support from the team’s veterans and the addition of many new members made for an ex- cellent season. MEN’S TEAM: Bob Armstrong, Paul Blom, Brett Calder, Bart Gogarty, Paul Hammel, Glen Keenan, Ed Konyen, Dave Paradi, Joe Paradi, Tim Pratt.

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I MEN’S AQUATICS Splish, splash, I was taking a bath...Singin’ in the rain. ..What do these great songs bring to mind? The day you mowed down the fire hydrant with your dad’s new car and discovered that your plastic Mother Mary floated? No! Let’s not get ridiculous here. These songs should bring to mind those un- sung heroes of the pool, the men’s Engineering waterpolo and swim team. These hardy lads retained last year’s inter- faculty swim team championship, defeating their closest opponents by almost a 2 to 1 margin. Not only do these knights of the water have speed, but they also have grace as demonstrated in interfaculty waterpolo play. Our young and mostly inexperienced team was able to keep pace with the more experienced teams in our division. Special thanks go to Rick Potvin and Colin Doyle, our waterpolo coaches, who taught us the skills necessary to compete. Men’s Swim Team: Rene Allen, John Downing, Blair Gibbs, Dave Haliburton, Chris Harris, Richard Lawrence, Peter Pieper, Peter Miller, Greg Philips, Rick Potvin, Fred Steiner, Dean Townsend.