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

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Dean Etkin Once again, the Engineering Society, the Engineering Athletic Association and the L.G.M.B. have planned and carried out a year of splendid extracurricular activities for the benefit of Engi- neering undergraduates; including this year some ' extras ' in the form of participation in various alumni and UPDATE events. The University community repeatedly turns to the students of this faculty when it needs enthusiastic, public-spirited participation (such as building a support for $6.6 million in real gold bricks!). We are all indebted to those who willingly accept these extra tasks, for adding impor- tant extra dimensions to life at ' Skule ' . I hope that as you move to new places and new activities you will retain your connection with your Alma Mater through the Engineering Alumni As- sociation. If you are working in the Toronto area, you may find that your own continuing education (in some form or other, individual or institutional, this is a must!) may well be assisted by the variety of programs that we offer here and at Seneca College. To those of you who go on to graduate school, here or elsewhere, may your further learning be illuminating; to those who are going on to jobs, may you find them fulfilling; to those still looking for a position, may your search be successful. To all, my very best wishes. At the Dean ' s Beans However, there is one drawback to serving beans... B. Etkin Dean 2

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Skule 7T7 produced by: Doug Chmara, Lome Cutler, Mark Czerwinski, Dean Etkin, Scott Ferguson, Greg Fitz, Sir Sanford Flaming, A1 ' Flash ' Flancman, Mike Garamszeghy, Gary Gilmore, Lorraine Gleeson, Eric Hartwell, Jasmin, Rick Jones, Karen Kennedy, Owen Kurin, Greg Lee, Gerry Mabson, Jim Marko, Sneaky Pete Noble, Poco Paczuski, Doug Pickett, Jim Picknell, Ellen Rochman, Peter Ross, Mark Silver, Claudia Straka, Mary Volpe, Kathy Wells, Rob Yates, Graham Zwideman. Advertising- Educational Aids: Al Kelly, Billy Bailey. Grad Photographs- Toll Studios: Brian Toll. •

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President Jim Picknell From the Captain ' s Log— H.M.C.S. Skule— April ' 77 Another eventful year is drawing to a close here at Skule. It has been a good one filled with many events and activities. There are surely some grand memories of such things as Oktoberfest, Cannonball, Skule Nite, Grad Ball, the Slave Auction, the Chariot Race and more. Our Freshman class was ushered in this year with much pomp and ceremony. The changes in the orientation program seemed to bring us good results. We have witnessed the start of a rowdy four (or more) years. Of course the image of an engineer as a crude neanderthal man, swinging a club and dragging his woman by the hair is not entirely true. We all know that some engineers are really neanderthal women dragging the males around. Seriously though, some of our extracurricular ac- tivities are in a professional vein. The Engineering Society took part in a national conference and hosted a provincial one this year. Engineers made Oktober- fest what it was and Engineers showed that they are socially minded by raising money for the United Way and Shinerama. Our athletes showed their prowess all year and kept the name of Engineering at the fore- front of university sports. This yearbook shows a lot of all this and it is sincerely hoped you enjoy it. If you have been successful in your school work, then the University has achieved its goal. If you got more out of school than an education then you have succeeded. There ' s more to university life than a skuling, and if you are missing it, you are neglecting an important part of your personal de- velopment. Getting involved in the various social activities not only benefits others, but is a favour to yourself. In closing I wish to congratulate our grads and give best wishes to all those still slogging it out. Scite et Strenue Skipper 3