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

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I Men’s Team Peter Barli Rob Browne John Blyshiak Gary Cameron Bruno Campesi Mauro Cicchelli Jim Cleary John Colantonio Craig Dunbar Bruce Grant Eric Hebert Terry Jang Tim Joness Constantine Karayannopoulos Cyril Kendall Alex Kurgatnikov Grant Lafontaine Ian MacDougall Rob MacGillivray Ron Maruya John Mulvihill Jack Nivenberg Derrick Oswald Peter Papianoannou Jay Rabinovich Mark Ragotte Charl es Ritchie Gerald Sawicki Rick Schwenger Trevor Shin Ravi Shukla Jeff Sopik John Spratley Kevin Towers Rob Tripp Paul Vaarsi Kevin Weppler COACHES: Ric Coleman Tony Masella Steve Skurnac

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OOTB A L L WOMEN’S TEAM The Women’s Engineering Touch Football team was entered in the A Division this year and played very well against tougher competition. The highlight of the season was their victory over the first placed team, Phys. Ed., showing other teams that Skulewomen are just as tough and athletic as their counterparts. This win enabled the engineering team to play for the last play-off spot in the finals; however, they lost to Victoria in a close game. Everyone gave excellent performances which was partly from great coaching by Jim Mehi and Rob MacGillivray, and partly by the women’s team spirit. This is a team to lookout for next year. Pat Bertozzi, Ann Castro, Linda Dean, Dawn De- metrick, Betty Dolinar, Jane Holmes, Yvonne Kim, Daphne Lobo, Laura Money, Teri Morrison, Janice Munro, Jane Pavlen, Christine Scholler, Margaret Seidel, Jeanette Southwood, Stella Triglav, Joyce Vande Vegte, Judith Vosko. Coaches: Rob Mac- Gillivray, Jim Mehi. 24

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I ■ Women’s Team Kathy Dumanski, Kathy Durst, Carolyn Fraser, Louise Galezowski, Margaret Gibbons, Jane Holmes, Jelena Markovic, Barb Moser- Shearer.Helen Paras, Janet Porter, Barbara Smith, Jeanette Southwood, Liz Sterling, Colette Taylor, Kathy Underhill, Karen Wright, Jeanne Young, Mary Zurowski. Coaches: Greg Evans, Ben Pablete. This year, Skule was entered in the competative division of the soccer league. Although the team was only able to score three goals in six games, it had a respectable win- tie-loss record of 3-1-2. This was due to a strong defensive line anchored by Colette Taylor, voted as the team’s MVP. The season ended in the wilds of Erindale, where Skule lost the quarter final game by one goal after overtime and penalty kicks. The team would like to thank Mr. Fraser, the lone fan at this final game in distant Mississauga. A special award goes to the players and coaches for being the only team in the league that held weekly morning practices. ■4 26