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

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Since the first large dial telephone systems in Canada were supplied by automatic electric over 50 years ago, AE has been a leader in every phase of telephone development. To-day, a pushbutton branch exchange switchboard— the most modern of its kind available anywhere— has been developed in Canada for Canadian needs. Tomorrow electronic switching equipment and telephones, now being engineered by AE, will be even more versatile. Our knowledge of Canadian business requirements, not only nationally but locally, coast-to-coast, makes automatic electric the logical single source of supply for all communications or control equipment. 6012 Over fifty years supplying Canadian industry and utilities with • EXPERIENCED ENGINEERING • QUALITY PRODUCTS • COMPLETE SERVICE AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC Subsidiary of GENERAL TELEPHONE ELECTRONICS 30

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Sports

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6T0 REPRESENTATIVE. SOCCER COMMISSIONER PRR8IOENT OTl REPRESENTATIVE §E«R£TAR. ' f THO PUBLICITY - PUBLICATIONS £ T2 REPRESENTATIVE cFacul ly g Applied Sc-iertce ct rxd Engineering ' .gtiiletic Association fHmversitif, of Tor onto $ 5 60 A Word From the President: This year has been a year of change for the Athletic Association and most of the changes are working, and should continue to work very well, for instance: (1) A complete revision in the allotment of S points to become effective on May 1, 1960. (2) Long needed proposals for changes in the Constitution regarding the organization of the Executive. (3) More uniforms for more major teams. (4) Putting the Association on a sounder financial basis. (5) New card system for the recording of S points. As members of the 6T0 Athletic Association Executive we are quite proud of the success we have had this year in handling the affairs of the Association but full credit is due to the hundreds of Skulemen who participated for S.P.S. both at the Intramural and Intercollegiate level. Great credit is likewise due to the dozens of coaches and managers without whom our programme would have been severely undermined. Congratulations on a great effort Skule! JOHN LAWRENCE, President. 31