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

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1 On Thursday, a group of mixed year chemies beat an overconfident Eng Sci 8T7 team (last year’s winner) to take the boat racing title. Godiva’s Quest was won by Chem 8T7, and in Snow Baseball, Eng Sci 8T8 defeated Chem 8T7 in the finals in what was considered an upset by some. In closing, I would like to congratulate all of the winners, those I mentioned and those I missed. I would also like to thank all the people who came out to the events and had fun, and all the people who worked hard with me so the afore-mentioned people could have fun. Live wrong and prosper. Wayne M c Phee Blue and Gold Chairguy 15

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GODIVA WEEK And now, another thrilling chapter of the Yearbook, brought to you by the Blue and Gold Committee and the letter N, for Ngineering and Nsigh. The week was a great success, and I could write pages on all the events and competitions but the year (picture) book doesn’t have room for it all so I’ll be brief. The only thing I have room for is a run down of the winners of the main events. The Calculus Race (soon to be a classic) was won by Grant (Grunt), a young Flrosh who cheated better than anyone else. The next day, Wednesday, was the date of two big events: the chariot race and the first Engineering Talent Contest. The chariot race was won by the Industrials, only because their pathetic start let them avoid the riot near the finish line. A special mention must go to Engineering Science who placed second with their indestructible tank, truly a revolutionary chariot design. The talent contest was won by the LGMB (legitimately too) who did dramatic readings accompanied by muted classical music (really). In second place was the band “Artists United Against Rainbow-Brite” from Chem 8T7. Both of these groups later performed in the university-wide Blue and White talent night. 14

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Cannonball this year was a blast! (sorry!) It was held at the Royal York Hotel on January 25th. The evening began with a meal, after which the guests danced to the Sounds of the Skule™ Stage Band (great Blues Brothers imitation, guys!). The LGMB made a surprise appearance, and guests were treated to their world premiere of The Theme from Rocky (and Franco playing Wipeout on a sax case). All in all, the evening was a huge success and was fun for everyone, with guests contributing over $400 to the Variety Club Telethon which was being held concurrently at the hotel (the LGMB presented our gift on national television). CANNONBALL 14