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

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HART HOUSE FARM Orientation Week ended with a day-long trip to Hart House farm. After all the wood was moved, the party began. The upperclassmen managed to hold out and win the annual tug-of-war for the nth year in a row. After the mud wrestling at the pond, the troupe packed up and headed back to Toronto. It was a great start to the year! 10

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HOMECOMING ’Twas a rainy day and there was a parade. Everyone loves a parade, what more can I say? However, in order that this book in future years will not look like a Yearbook for illiterates, I will elaborate ever so slightly. Every year, SAC runs the homecumming parade, and this year our very own MC-at-large, Bob Seeman, was the Grand Marshal. The theme for the Engineering float was “Glory Days”, but since we obtained some free costumes (three Grizzly bear suits compliments of Amstel Breweries), we had to change our theme to “The Glory Days of Our Childhood” so that the costumes would make sense. Along with the bears, the float had a house and a cute curly-haired blonde, and was called “Godivalocks and the Three Bears.” Beside them were the Cannon Guard who were supposed to dress up like knights. They thought this idea too silly, so instead, they wore black chiffon capes. The LGMB stood at the end of the float amongst trees which were borrowed from the park under the Don Valley Parkway. The trees represented Sherwood forest, and the BNAD was cleverly disguised as Robin Hood and his Merry Men. The disguise consisted of neon green tights, Octoberfest hats, and green garbage bags made to form tunics.