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

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MINING, METALLURGY and APPLIED GEOLOGY

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I CIVIL B Ridgeway — Where did that line come from? 5 Sakay — Occasionally attends classes. Salbach — Native of Germany. Schnarr — A quiet fellow. Shewchuk — Soon may be walking to Hamilton. Sicuinas — Forty beers? Don ' t think so. Simpson — Eating again. Sparks — Great guy after forty beers. Spohn — Small and sweet. Sutt — Our safety elephant. Tefft — A K.C.R. man. Tersigni — Cleans up in Problems. Thompson K. D. — A basketball player? Thompson M. V. — Actually enjoys Skule. Timko — Would make a good cook . Ugar — An average guy. Uzumeri — A Turkish fellow. Van Dusen — Civil Club Rep. Vardouniotis — Prefers Greek Love. Vasarais — Has his troubles with surveying. Wicke — One of Heinz 57 Varieties. Wolchuk — Good weekend! I got Woolgar — God ' s gift to women. Ask him. Wyse — - Strictly jazz. Zaichkowskit — A Father no less! Zavitski — Sorry, no room in S-39. BACK ROW: E. A. Schnarr, H. A. Van Dusen, B. A. Wolchuk, J. Vear. THIRD ROW: N. Vardouniotis, C. A. Vasarais, R. A. Ridgway, S. E. Salbach, E. J. Zavitski, K. W. Sparks. SECOND ROW: J. W. Wyse, W. Zaichkowskit, D. J. Tefft, E. Sutt, J. B. Simpson. FIRST ROW: M. V. Thompson, K. D. Thompson, Y. Uzumeri, V. J. Siciunas, J. J. Spohn, J. L. Tersigni. ABSENT : R. Sakay, A. S. Shewchuk, J. M. Timko, H. J. Wicke, G. J. Woolgar. 29

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IV MINING, MET., AND APPLIED GEOLOGY BACK ROW: N. Edwards, R. Kenney, J. Dancey, J. Taylor, H. Shimizn, J. Byartz. THIRD ROW: K. Christie, J. Moore, R. Close, J. Dwortzak, W. Hill, M. McKee, R. Janes. SECOND ROW: B. Eatock, P. Parker, R. Drozd, T. Stevenson, J. Kerr, R. Farquson, R. Webber, FIRST ROW: 0. Leigh, K. Murphy, B. Walker, R. Sanko. ABSENT: G. Clarke, T. Szekely, L. Hobbs, A. Jellinek, J. Britton, 0. Leitch, G. Bonar, E. Bielowski, E. Semchishey, K. Dixon, R. Gomez, G. Fancy. On hearing tales of the old 49 ' ers One score and ten came as Miners, So unaware that the axe was keen To chop us down to sweet sixteen. Geology too came 30 strong But now only 9 — got more answers wrong. And while the last 4 years have shown so well, That few are as good at raising hell We ' ve learned our lesson as engineers, Of the hangovers you get from 40 beers. Capsule Comments on Sex and Booze Mining K. G. Christie— No time — too busy at the Stores . R. N. Close — I ' ll say so — approximately that is . R. N. Drozd — Well if I can get there on time . J. Dworatzek — No comment — I ' m a family man . W. H. Eatock — The field ' s narrowed down to one . . . vodka . G. W. Fancy — Am c ' mon you guys — just lemme sleep . Ridiculous , said Bob Farquharson, a Fourth Year Petroleum Engineer. R. Gomez — Senor — down where I come from . W. Hill — Well, I ' m going down to find out . R. Janes — If it won ' t take too long . . . J. Kerr — How much does it cost? D. M. McKee — Wine, women . . . and more wine . J. R. Moore — But I don ' t want another one . P. W. Parker — Oh yeah . . but NO SWEAT . . ! D. T. Stevenson— Anybody having a party this weekend ? R. J. Webber — There we were at the Stage Door when . . Geology The smallest but of what characters! J. Britton — Assets one wife — one green hornet. G. R. Clark — One wife — one dependent and Rio Canadian. L. G. Hobbs — Prospests are excellent . . . next year. A. Jellinek — Sir, what I think is . . .! O. E. Leigh— Always behind! R. Sanko — Strictly for the boys. B. Walker — A quiet man . . . T. Szekely — And then there ' s the rest of the class. 31