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

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Dean James Ham Congratulations to the Engineering Society on the Centen- nial Yearbook. The vitality of the Society has been expressed through diverse publications from the very year of its founding in 1885. “Papers of the Engineering Society”, “Transactions of the Engineering Society”, “Applied Science”, “The Yearbook”, “Toike Oike”, and “Tiny Toike” together have expressed both the serious professional concern and sense of humour that continue to make School the unusual community that it is. The ingenuity and symbolic renewal displayed in your Celebrations 1973 proclaim that we are one hundred years young. Let the Toike ring out to honour the past and to greet the future. It is a good time in which to become an engineer and Schoolman in a Province and Nation we have helped to build.

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university of toronto ENGINEERING produced and edited by: SVEN MIGLIN ANNA DUNETS DANNY HODGINS SILVAN A DICARLO IAN CHAN and NESTOR M UHERA DAVID W THOMAS

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Scott Jolliffe There is not much that can be said about the 1972-73 Skule Year that has not already been said in the many articles and pictures in this Yearbook. The Engineering Society has had an excellent year in every sense. The Faculty has also had a very successful year, rising to the challenge of experimentation and change. The Engineering Alumni Association has once again proven to be the most active group of alumni of the university. And perhaps more than ever before, the spirit of our associa- tion with Skule has brought our three groups together in a joint sense of co-operation and celebration. I sincerely hope that the bond that has served to bring us together in this Centennial Year, will grow even stronger in the next hundred years to come. UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO