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

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S%- Men’s Division III Waterpolo Team (Team list A as not available: apologies to the team. — Editor)

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AQUATICS This year’s aquatics program consisted basicaiiy of the Men’s First Division Waterpolo Team, the Men’s Third Division Water- polo Team and the Swim Meet. The participation at the Swim Meet was not particularly in- spiring, but an extraordinary effort was put forth by those who did show up, doubling up as they did for all events. They placed quite well relative to other teams and we hope for a stronger turnout in future. Both the first and third division waterpolo teams had their problems during the course of the season. The teams both had members who put forth a fine ef- fort, but somehow luck wasn’t with us this year. Praise goes to those who regularly came out to support and swim in the teams.

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r AQUATICS — WOMEN Inner-Tube Waterpolo: The season consisted of six games, none of which were defaulted by the enthusiastic engineering participants. Par- ticular support was given from the Class of 8T8, which is an excellent indication that the team will improve this year’s one win — five loss record. Chris Amato-Gauci; Pauline Ayyoub; Helen Chau; Jeannette Chau; Linda Dean; Betty Dolinar; Magda Dunin; Maria Falutsu; Lisa Ing; Anne McPhee; Margaret Seidel; Barbara Smith; Kirsten Vice; Debbie Yanchula. f r I ¥- I initially the Swim Team mem- bership was quite long, however, only a handful came to the annual intramural swim meet. All who came had lots of fun and put in a tremendous effort! Many thanks to our coach Dave Allan who was such a good sport about being thrown in the pool at the end of the meet. Linda Dean; Betty Dolinar; Magda Dunin; Jeannette Chau; Terri Morrison; Diana Perussi; Lydia Vanderveen; COACH: Dave Allan.