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

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CONTENTS Messages 4 Events 7 Sports... 23 Groups 41 Clubs 55 Classes 65 Grads 77

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The Book of Skule 8T4 was typeset through the facilities of The Varsity and published by National School Services in conjunction with Eng. Com. All original material is copyright April 1984, University of Toronto Engineering Society. ‘Skule is a registered trademark of the University of Toronto Engineering Society.

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From the Desk of the President To the class of 8T4 : As we look back over our four years, it’s hard to believe the changes which have taken place. It seems like only yesterday that we were lining up outside Con- vocation Hall, wondering what the future had in store for us; yet today we find our- selves in a similar situation. Life in engineering has been a real ex- perience; the pubs and capers, the all- night software assignments and im- possible problems sets provide a store of memories. Now, those problems which seemed impossible have long since been solved and replaced with entirely new ones. We can learn from our past and with this knowledge we leave engineering with strength and confidence in ourselves and our abilities to solve these new problems. Although we are graduating during difficult economic times, we are still riding on the leading edge of technology. New discoveries are occuring at phenomenal rates. With the abilities we have developed as engineering students, we can understand and partake of these discoveries and succeed in our role of satisfying the needs of society. In closing, I would like to thank all members of the Engineering Society executive and all class representatives for their outstanding contributions to the Society. It has been a pleasure and an honour to serve as President of such a spirited group of individuals. Cheers! Scite et strenue, Ron McKenzie President