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

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Photos of the MECH team, who deserve recognition for winning Men’s Touch Football this season, were not available. Apologies to the team. TOUCH FOOTBALL After failing to make the finals in our first season, the GEO FLINTSTONES bounced back! Using the experience learned in our rookie year, we dominated the intramural touch football league, reaching the finals with a record of 7 wins and one loss including a resounding victory over the P.H.E. JOCKSTRAPS (2-0). Members of this year’s team included Mr. Safety, Twinkle Toes (Candy Ass) Kulin, Kodiak Kid, Pops, Pumpk in, Mr. Defense, YIP!, Chief, The Stove, Chris, Flowers Enright, Crazy Legs Scott, Hangnail Tonner, as well as our favourite fan Janice the Manice. APHRODESI AC! ! ! Derrick Speakman (Chief) WOMEN’S FLAG FOOTBALL The 1985-1986 season was a very TM enjoyable one for the Skule women. Although we managed a 0.500 season with a 3-3 record, we just missed the playoffs. Better luck next year! But, we did have fun! This team was very enthusiastic and high-spirited. After playing half our games in rain and mud, camaraderie was sure to develop! This year the team gained enthusiastic rookies who hopefully will stay with the team for at least next season. Included with the new members were our coaches, Richard and Peter. Their instruction and support (especially for 7:00 a.m. games in the rain) were greatly appreciated. Next year, with a bit more offensive artillery, the tea m will be ready to take on all opponents. Special mention goes to Alex, Shaunagh, Linda, Debbie, Lisa and Karen for their enthusiasm and commitment to the team. Commissioner Carol Low THE TEAM: Back Row: Peter Wilcox (coach), Kim Hollings, Lisa Ing, Laura Easterbrook, Shaunaugh McParland, Laura Martin, Linda Tremblay, Alex Cattelan, Karen Klimaszowski, Carolyn Brown, Richard Romano (coach). Front Row: Carol Low, Laura Money, Anne McPhee, Debbie Yanchula, Janice Munro Absent: Susan Ebata, Yvonne Kim, Eva Lau 23

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FOOTBALL MEN’S FOOTBALL The 1985 version of the Engineering Football Team can be summed up by saying it was another rebuilding year. In other words, the 0-5 season was a disappointment, to say the least, but not because of a lack of effort. Some 22 rookies led the way to an almost complete change over in personnel from the previous year, except for a few invaluable, die-hard veterans who came back year after year. A lot of thanks must go to those dedicated athletes who came out for every practice, rain or shine, as well as to our All-Stars: Tom Slokar, Alex Wong, Peter Barli, Louie Pappas, and Gus Yantsis. Back Row (1 to r): Terry Korec, Brian Skurnac, Shawn Stubbings, Peter Wilcox, Craig Pirie, Gus Yantsis, Alex Wong, Peter Barli, Ron Maruya, Hayden Sinanan. Middle Row: Darius Mavalwala, Ed Zabitsky, Ted Maulucci, Bill Dinan, William Wong, Rohan Gaghadar, Wayne Lowe. Front Row: Ramin Dowlati, Loui Pappas. Absent: Kelly Bell, John Durko, Cyril Kendall, Nazz Cellucci, Ken Gilbert, Joe Morello, Philip Young, John Ceko, Tom Slokar, Dennis Fotinos, Jason Suh. Coaches: Richard Romano, Tim Joness, Peter Baxter. Trainer: Judy Nemeth. Commissioner: Tony Ponzo 22

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I SOCCER Back Row (1 to r): Alex Petrusev, Matt Robinson, Phil Perzia, Martin Taylor, Greg Evans, Mike Wald, Ali Mohtashami, John How. Front Row: Alex Nanos, John Richards, Lachlam McDonald, Mohamed Ghidaoui, Wayne Johnson Absent: Solomos Solomuo, Gary McDonald, Glen Pringle MEN’S SOCCER This year, we had two soc cer teams playing in First and Third Divisions of Intramural Soccer. The senior team, who was last year’s champions, did not enjoy a successful season because of a few outgoing members lost to the Varsity Team and to graduation. However, with many new faces this year, next year’s team promises to show good soccer and team work. This season ended with a record of 1-4-1 (win-loss-tie). Contrary to previous years when soccer was finished by wintertime, the team this year is continuing its practices in indoor gymnasiums. The team would like to thank Martin Taylor (MVP), Mike Wald, Glen Pringle, and Mike Galas for their contributions. I i 24