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

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Row 1 — D. J. McLeish, H. E. Ofterbein, C. J. Kretch, A. C. Beattie, I. Holubec, V. H. Sakamoto, K. N. Smith, J. E. Garyfalakis, W. J. Nixon, R. T. Orlando. Row 2 — G. S. Plummer, S. B. Erskine, W. G. Mills, A. B. Redekopp, A. C. Kanen, W. A. Morrison, D. A. Whiffen, D. D. Brown, M. J. Seliga, W. E. Allen. Row 3 — J. Ezyk, J. D. Moorhouse, G. H. Mills, C. S. Kemp, N. J. Perkins, A. V. Grivins, G. R. Bender, F. I. Reinders, E. W. Burgar. Row 4 — G. P. Joyce, G. L. Heron, P. Feldman, A. Salumets, A. B. Campbell, B. G. Porter, G. A. Ochrym, W. G. Rowan, T. P. Forgoes, D. Amos, R. E. Clayton. Row 5 — L. J. De Carlo, J. R. Toye, K. R. Nauman, W. Katarynczuk, J. J. Oakes, E. Kiilaspea, R. I. Harvie, G. A. Harris, B. A. Balafsouits. Row 6 — O. M. Hodgkins, F. M. Chin Lee, U. C. A. Barfer, D. A. McTavish, H. W. Brown, P. G Large, P. Sacre, J. E. Booth, A. B. Woodmansey, L. P. Lieszkowsky. Row 7 — K. D. Kolev, R. G. Shugg, R. J. Fisher, S. F. Angotti, G. N. Birch, J. A. Cover, D. R. Richardson, A. H. Tilt, R. G. Baker, M. G. Pascoe, B. L. Barrett. Row 8 — F. F. Laurus, P. G. Cockburn, T. H. Topper, L. D. House, R. V. Johnson, J. A. Underwood, V. S. Doerr, B. A. Creamer, J. W. Hicks, H. J. Cornish (P. Eng.) ABSENT — A. A. Brown, K. V. Koskelo, J. S. McGavin, D. B. Mylrea, R. J. Rennie, S. B. Urving, S. Yanchula, F. D ' Silva. FOURTH YEAR - CIVIL ENGINEERING ODE ON A JUNIOR ENGINEER A masterful work dedicated to man ' s best friend, the Civil Engineer. Oh Jr. Eng. thy days are numbered now, Out yonder lies the cold cruel world, but thou, Whilst not approach it now to seek revenge. But praise the name of L. E. jones, P. Eng. Cans ' t thou recall the Applied Physics Lab Where Freddie and the Dutchman used to crab. And the chaps from Silo U. and R.M.C. Weren ' t with you for Descrip. Geometry. Then came the Survey Camp and all its glee, The meals of your renowned Chef Boyardee. All azimuths were based upon a star But Fish fixed his upon the nearest bar. Alas you see your pals for what they are. The bread and butter of the K.C.R. Where two maids sip their beer and act quite coy. While devising a scheme to win the Goderich boy. Such intrigue and suspense you ' ve never seen. In any land or on the movie screen, These things exist for reasons plain and clear. They ' re outlets for the Jr. Engineer. The future don ' t look too bad do it eh? To quote one of our professor per say. So have a ball and use some common sense. You can ' t go wrong on three for fifty cents. And so We wish you well for all the while, And cn your face in year may break a smile. When asked what memories you most revere. You ' ll answer Being a Junior Engineer. 32