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

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She .Social % ear • • • The Engineering social year got under way last fall on October 30th with the holding of the sixty-ninth Annual School Dinner in the Great Hall of Hart House. After a fine roast beef dinner, Col. W. S. Wilson presented the scholarship winners of the previous year with their awards. The highlight of the evening for everyone was the talk given by Dr. Murray Ross, Vice-President of the University on Education in Russia. Dr. Ross ' s talk was most interesting and his somewhat controversial topic aroused much dis- cussion among those present. November 28th saw Hart House trembling under the strain of some 450 engineers tripping the light fantastic at the best fall informal on campus, the Cannon Ball. This year ' s Cannon Ball offered more entertainment than ever before with four bands, a sketch artist, a fortune teller along with the usual intermission entertainment. This year the theme of the dance was Uses of the Cannon and the Inter-course competition murals based on this theme brought many a loud guffaw and sly chuckle from the dancers in the lower gym. Skule Di nner speaker Dr. Murray Ross 14