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

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mwoG»r mi l ie t teie Throughout its history Shawinigan Chemicals Limited has been helping Canadian industry to greater heights and better things. Whenever the application of industrial chemicals promised an easier, better way of doing things in Canada, “Shawinigan” was there. “Shawinigan’s” many valuable chemicals are in use everywhere today — in industrial oxy- acetylene welding techniques ... in the manufacture of fabrics, furnishings and lacquers ... in the tires of great transports which carry Canadian products from coast to coast ... in the vital field of agriculture ... in places of business and places of enter- tainment. In nearly every sphere of our daily living, “Shawinigan” is there. Research at “Shawinigan” is never-ending. In its laboratories, new chemicals and new uses for existing ones are constantly being developed. Thus, whenever and wherever the use of fine organic chemicals will help industry in Canada to grow and prosper . . . “Shawinigan” will be there! THINK FIRST OF SHAWINIGAN FOR A CAREER IN CHEMISTRY Acetic Acid Acetic Anhydride Acetylene Black Burned Lime Butyl Acetate Butyl Alcohol Calcium Carbide Crotonaldehyde Crotonic Acid Dibutyl Phthalate Ethyl Acetate Lime Hydrate Monochloroacetic Acid Paraldehyde Pentasol Acetate Vinyl Acetal Resins Vinyl Acetate SHAWINIGAN CHEMICALS LIMITED Plants: Shawinigan, Que., Canada Head Office: Shawinigan Building, Montreal, Que., Canada MOLONEY Sfiecca£i4t6 in TRANSFORMERS MOLONEY ELECTRIC COMPANY OF CANADA LIMITED 213-219 STERLING ROAD, TORONTO, ONTARIO REGIONAL OFFICES: MONTREAL, CALGARY, VANCOUVER 12

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A WORD FROM OUR PRESIDENT Gentlemen of the Engineering Society: Here at Skule we have a model of Canadian Society itself. Functioning as a community of some 2000 persons we are faced to some degree, with most of the problems Canadian Society meets. We have our charity drives, our elections, and our volunteer activities for the enjoyment of the masses of our model of Society. We all enjoy equality of opportunity. We have the job of education to complete and our obligation as citizens of the community to fulfill. We have within our grasp, the opportunity to practice the democratic ideals under which our country exists. On my right you see the members of the Executive of the Engineering Society. They, acting as your elected executive, have devoted time and energy throughout the year to produce, for your enjoy- ment, all the Skule activities such as the Society social functions, general society meetings, club functions, noon hour speeches and films, chariot races, and so on. They are responsible for offering you supplies in our own buildings at reasonable prices; producing our publications — Toike Oike and the Yearbook; and all the things which make Skule life an enjoyable one. But, just as the head needs a body to do its bidding, your Executive is powerless to perform its power function without our Joes . To the Joes and those who have participated and partaken of the Society endeavours, many thanks. Apathy is a disease, deadly to the ideals of our way of life. Those of us who leave to enter a new Society leave you the embers of our efforts. They are yours to fan into greater service or to let cool into obscurity. It would be ironic, however, if the leaders of the freest nations of the world, failed their maiden test in democratic fundamentals. R. B. SCHAEFF, President. 11

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