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PpesideRt O’Neill Well, as the 74-75 Skule Year draws to an end, the Engineering Society presents to you, your yearbook, a collage of people and events. Another successful year for the under- graduate student as Alumni, Faculty, Engin- eering Athletic Association produced, out of their rapport, the environs that make Skule. Time has passed all too quickly for some of us and our memories grow faint. However, here on these pages, you have a record of the events, people, places and sounds, that you were or were not part of. Perhaps, not all ‘happenings’ are covered but those of us who. graduate now, will be able to use this book as a guide to our past and the joys of being a ‘Skuleman’ on the prowl.
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Graduates of engineering in 1975 are moving out into a sellers’ job market. The demand for Engineers to work in major technological programs in Canada and abroad is strong, and so far as we can judge will remain so for the next few years. In this favourable climate, I hope each of you will find just the spot he wants. For those of you who are going on to graduate school further education is assured. For those who are now leaving school to take a job, do give some thought to your own continuing education. Aside from learning on the job, there is much more you can and ought to do for yourself - reading and studying, attending evening classes and or short courses, etc. If you stay in the Toronto area, our own continuing education program, including the part-time M.Eng. program may be of interest. Dean BtkiR The best wishes of all the Faculty go with you as you start on the next stage of your career.
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we teach you to lead. Get involved with the Canadian Forces. Graduates: Graduate engineers may serve as commissioned officers in an Engineering occu- pation such as Maritime Engineering, Communications-Electronics Engineering, Land Ord- nance Engineering, Aerospace Engineering or Military Engineering. Or, a graduate can select any classification including Pilot, Air Traffic Controller, Artillery, Infantry, Logistics, Mari- time Surface and Sub-Surface, and others. Our salary range is competitive and our benefits are varied and excellent. In addition you will be doing your country and the world a favour, working for peace instead of profit. You are not committed to serve any specified length of time. Consider the Forces; consider being a leader. Undergraduates: If you are interested in receiving financial assistance and a career, contact us. Canadian Forces Recruiting and Selection Unit 25 St. Clair Avenue East, Toronto Telephone: 966-6564
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