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Skule Nite is a musical revue / comedy / sketch show run entirely by Engineering students at the University of Toronto. It is put on annually at Hart House, and is a professional-level production done entirely by volunteers.  
Skule Nite is a musical revue / comedy / sketch show run entirely by Engineering students at the University of Toronto. It is put on annually at Hart House, and is a professional-level production done entirely by volunteers.  
==History==
==History==
===Early History===
===Early History===
The origins of Skule™ Nite can be traced back to the early years of the 20th century. At that time, there was no show as such, but frequently students and professors would perform short skits and musical ensembles at social events during the year. In 1920, the Engineering Society appointed a Stunt Night Committee to bring together all these scattered dramatic efforts into one show. There was so much interest in this idea that it was decided Massey Hall should be rented for the performance. At 8:30pm, on Wednesday, March 2, 1921, a entitled “Ngynyrs in SPaSms” was performed there with overwhelming success. The show contained eleven skits, ranging from "the Toronto Dislocation Commission" to "the Adventures of Chloreen". The show was accompanied by a student band called the "[[Toike Oikestra]]". The show was such a success that it was repeated verbatim the following year, with attendance of over 2000.
The origins of Skule™ Nite can be traced back to the early years of the 20th century. At that time, there was no show as such, but frequently students and professors would perform short skits and musical ensembles at social events during the year. In 1920, the Engineering Society appointed a Stunt Night Committee to bring together all these scattered dramatic efforts into one show. There was so much interest in this idea that it was decided Massey Hall should be rented for the performance. At 8:30pm, on Wednesday, March 2, 1921, a entitled “Ngynyrs in SPaSms” was performed there with overwhelming success. The show contained eleven skits, ranging from "the Toronto Dislocation Commission" to "the Adventures of Chloreen". The show was accompanied by a student band called the "[[Toike Oikestra]]". The show was such a success that it was repeated verbatim the following year, with attendance of over 2000.
 
===Early Hart House Era===
===Early Hart House Era===
In 1923, the show was moved to Hart House. At the time, Hart House was only open to male students due to the stipulation of its founder, the Massey Foundation. However, Hart House could be opened to both genders for special events, so in order to “bring the lady friends into the House to enjoy all the facilities that it had to offer,” the Engineering Society organized "Faculty Night", a comprehensive showcase of displays and events put on by engineering students and departments of which the theatrical presentation was only a small part. At the same time, a new format of Skule Nite, combining a variety of theatrical reviews and displays, competitions and dancing, was established, and continued as such for over twenty years. In 1940′s, as the show evolved into the extravagant evening of theatre known today, so much time and effort was being put into production of the theatrical portion of Skule Nite that no time or support was left for the other events. The 'Revue', as it was referred at the time, became Skule Nite.  
In 1923, the show was moved to Hart House. At the time, Hart House was only open to male students due to the stipulation of its founder, the Massey Foundation. However, Hart House could be opened to both genders for special events, so in order to “bring the lady friends into the House to enjoy all the facilities that it had to offer,” the Engineering Society organized "Faculty Night", a comprehensive showcase of displays and events put on by engineering students and departments of which the theatrical presentation was only a small part. At the same time, a new format of Skule Nite, combining a variety of theatrical reviews and displays, competitions and dancing, was established, and continued as such for over twenty years. In 1940′s, as the show evolved into the extravagant evening of theatre known today, so much time and effort was being put into production of the theatrical portion of Skule Nite that no time or support was left for the other events. The 'Revue', as it was referred at the time, became Skule Nite.  


At the close of World War II, during which Skule Nite had been cancelled once (in 1942) and displaced to the Royal Ontario Museum (in 1944), the show was moved to the fall and for the first time began to have an entire year of production behind it. Every aspect of the show was ramped up and the professionalism of the acting, singing, dancing and effects escalated. This trend continued for twenty years, until attendance at Skule Nite began to drop off in the mid-1960's. As a result, in 1968 the Engineering Society decided to put on a Broadway musical, "Stop the World, I Want to Get Off", in place of Skule Nite. The show flopped and EngSoc was left stuck in debt from the production costs, leading to the cancellation of Skule Nite for the foreseeable future.
At the close of World War II, during which Skule Nite had been cancelled once (in 1942) and displaced to the Royal Ontario Museum (in 1944), the show was moved to the fall and for the first time began to have an entire year of production behind it. Every aspect of the show was ramped up and the professionalism of the acting, singing, dancing and effects escalated. This trend continued for twenty years, until attendance at Skule Nite began to drop off in the mid-1960's. As a result, in 1968 the Engineering Society decided to put on a Broadway musical, "Stop the World, I Want to Get Off", in place of Skule Nite. The show flopped and EngSoc was left stuck in debt from the production costs, leading to the cancellation of Skule Nite for the foreseeable future.
===Modern Era===
===Modern Era===
Four years later in 1973, as a tribute to the hundredth anniversary of the faculty and the fiftieth anniversary of the show, Michael Stanek resurrected Skule™ Nite, originally intended to be one time only. The success of that show, however, supported by an enthusiastic coterie of enthusiasts of the theatre, has resulted in a unbroken run of theatrical delights since that time. In 2000, the production moved to current format of 5 shows in 4 days.
Four years later in 1973, as a tribute to the hundredth anniversary of the faculty and the fiftieth anniversary of the show, Michael Stanek resurrected Skule™ Nite, originally intended to be one time only. The success of that show, however, supported by an enthusiastic coterie of enthusiasts of the theatre, has resulted in a unbroken run of theatrical delights since that time. In 2000, the production moved to current format of 5 shows in 4 days.
 
==Skule Nite Directors and Producers==
==Skule Nite Directors and Producers==


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! colspan="2"|Producer
! colspan="2"|Producer
|-
|-
||2020-2021
| rowspan="2"|[[Skule Nite 2T4|2023-2024]]
||Sofia Tijanic
||Thomas Dell
||ECE 1T9 + PEY
||NΨ 2T1+3
||Cat Ye
||CIV 2T3+PEY
|-
||Rhythm Loomba (Assistant Director)
||NΨ 2T3+PEY
||Caley McNeill (Assistant Producer)
||INDY 2T5+PEY
|-
| rowspan="2"|[[Skule Nite 2T3|2022-2023]]
||Anya Banning
||Mech 2T1+PEY
||Deniz Uzun
||ECE 2T3+PEY
|-
||Emily Macdonald-Roach
||Che 2T1+PEY
||Nathalie Cristofaro (Assistant Producer)
||Mech 2T2+PEY
|-
| rowspan="2"|[[Skule Nite 2T2|2021-2022]]
||Stephanie McDonald
||Mech 2T0+PEY+1
||Michael Cortese
||Mech 2T2+PEY
|-
||Jacqueline Amoranto (Assistant Director)
||NΨ 2T1+1
||Mackenzie Seward (Assistant Producer)
||NΨ 2T1+1
|-
| rowspan="2"|[[Skule Nite 2T1|2020-2021]]
| rowspan="2"|Sofia Tijanic
| rowspan="2"|ECE 1T9+PEY
||Nicholas Popowich
||Nicholas Popowich
||ECE 2T0 + PEY
||ECE 2T0+PEY
|-
|-
||<brdata-mce-bogus="1" />
||Maya Dai (Assistant Producer)
||Michael Vu
||Mech 2T1+PEY
||ECE 1T9 + PEY
||Maya Dai
||Mech 2T1
|-
|-
||2019-2020
| rowspan="2"|[[Skule Nite 2T0|2019-2020]]
||Jennifer Graydon
||Jenny Graydon
||<brdata-mce-bogus="1" />
||Indy 1T8
||Seif Sarofim
||Seif Sarofim
||<brdata-mce-bogus="1" />
||ECE 2T0+PEY
|-
|-
||<brdata-mce-bogus="1" />
||Julia Lobo (Assistant Director)
||Julia Lobo
||Che 1T8+PEY
||<brdata-mce-bogus="1" />
||Jonathan Norman (Assistant Producer)
||Jonathan Norman
||MSE 1T9+PEY
||<brdata-mce-bogus="1" />
|-
|-
| rowspan="2"|[[Skule Nite 1T9|2018-2019]]
| rowspan="2"|[[Skule Nite 1T9|2018-2019]]
||Johnny McGroarty
||Johnny McGroarty
||Chem 1T7 + PEY
||Che 1T7+PEY
||Angela Ma
||Angela Ma
||Chem 1T8+PEY
||Che 1T8+PEY
|-
|-
||Sean Pitre (Assistant Director)
||Sean Pitre (Assistant Director)
||NΨ 1T8 + PEY
||NΨ 1T8+PEY
||David Pech (Assistant Producer)
||David Pech (Assistant Producer)
||Mech 1T8+PEY
||Mech 1T8+PEY
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||Bio MEng 1T7
||Bio MEng 1T7
||Kevin Vincze (Assistant Producer)
||Kevin Vincze (Assistant Producer)
||Chem 1T7+PEY
||Che 1T7+PEY
|-
|-
| rowspan="2"|[[Skule Nite 1T7|2016-2017]]
| rowspan="2"|[[Skule Nite 1T7|2016-2017]]
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||NΨ 1T3+PEY
||NΨ 1T3+PEY
||Laura Burget (Assistant Producer)
||Laura Burget (Assistant Producer)
||Chem 1T6
||Che 1T6
|-
|-
| rowspan="2"|[[Skule Nite 1T4|2013-2014]]
| rowspan="2"|[[Skule Nite 1T4|2013-2014]]
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|| 
|| 
||Chunkei Tang
||Chunkei Tang
||Chem 1T4
||Che 1T4
|-
|-
| rowspan="2"|[[Skule Nite 1T2|2011-2012]]
| rowspan="2"|[[Skule Nite 1T2|2011-2012]]
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| rowspan="2"|[[Skule Nite 1T1|2010-2011]]
| rowspan="2"|[[Skule Nite 1T1|2010-2011]]
||Mason Lau
||Mason Lau
||Chem 0T8
||Che 0T8
| rowspan="2"|Katerina Daginis
| rowspan="2"|Katerina Daginis
| rowspan="2"|Chem 1T1
| rowspan="2"|Che 1T1
|-
|-
||Chris Tuff (Assistant Director)
||Chris Tuff (Assistant Director)
||Chem 1T0
||Che 1T0
|-
|-
| rowspan="2"|[[Skule Nite 1T0|2009-2010]]
| rowspan="2"|[[Skule Nite 1T0|2009-2010]]
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||Indy 0T8+1
||Indy 0T8+1
||Katerina Daginis
||Katerina Daginis
||Chem 1T1
||Che 1T1
|-
|-
||Mason Lau (Assistant Director)
||Mason Lau (Assistant Director)
||Chem 0T8
||Che 0T8
||Alvin Ho
||Alvin Ho
||Elec 0T9+PEY
||Elec 0T9+PEY
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||Trevor Mills
||Trevor Mills
||NΨ 9T8+PEY
||NΨ 9T8+PEY
|-
||[[Skule Nite 9T3|1992-1993]]
||Lydia Van Der Veen
||Che 8T8
||Karri Paradi
||Ind 9T4
|-
|-
||[[Skule Nite 9T2|1991-1992]]
||[[Skule Nite 9T2|1991-1992]]
||Ed Bonner
||Ed Bonner
||???
||BSc (Math) 9T3
||Michelle Radford & Jason Pilon
||Michelle (Radford) Barnes & Jason Pilon
||???
||??? & MMS 0T1
|-
|-
||[[Skule Nite 9T1|1990-1991]]
||[[Skule Nite 9T1|1990-1991]]
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||[[Skule Nite 9T0|1989-1990]]
||[[Skule Nite 9T0|1989-1990]]
||Franco Minatel
||Franco Minatel
||???
||Mech 8T6
||Hayley Ohlig
||Hayley Ohlig
||???
||Ind 9T0
|-
|-
||[[Skule Nite 8T9|1988-1989]]
||[[Skule Nite 8T9|1988-1989]]
||Jovanni Sy
||Jovanni Sy
||???
||Ind 8T8?<br />
||Kenneth Kiang
||Kenneth Kiang
||???
||Ele 9T0
|-
|-
||[[Skule Nite 8T8|1987-1988]]
||[[Skule Nite 8T8|1987-1988]]
||Alec McTavish
||Alec McTavish
||???
||NΨ 8T7
||???
||Tom Meadowcroft
||???
||NΨ 8T8
|-
|-
||[[Skule Nite 8T7|1986-1987]]
||[[Skule Nite 8T7|1986-1987]]
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||Physical Geography 8T7
||Physical Geography 8T7
||Larry Breakwell
||Larry Breakwell
||???
||NΨ 8T9
|-
|-
||[[Skule Nite 8T6|1985-1986]]
||[[Skule Nite 8T6|1985-1986]]
||Ron Williams & Lynette Fairweather
||Ron Williams & Lynette Fairweather
||???
||NΨ 8T4 & Mech 8T5<br />
||???
||Ron Dizy
||???
||Ind 8T7
|-
|-
||[[Skule Nite 8T5|1984-1985]]
||[[Skule Nite 8T5|1984-1985]]
||Steve Roberts
||Steve Roberts
||???
||BSc(Psy) 1T7
||???
||Lee Verhoeff
||???
||Civ 8T6
|-
|-
||[[Skule Nite 8T4|1983-1984]]
||[[Skule Nite 8T4|1983-1984]]
||Wayne Levin
||Wayne Levin
||???
||Ind 8T4
||???
||Lee Verhoeff
||???
||Civ 8T6
|-
|-
||[[Skule Nite 8T3|1982-1983]]
||[[Skule Nite 8T3|1982-1983]]
||Rob West
||Rob West
||???
||Che 8T1
||???
||Ira Rotenberg
||???
||Ind 8T6
|-
|-
||[[Skule Nite 7T7|1976-1977]]
||1981-1982
||Parvez Patel
||NΨ 8T1
||Judith Vosko
||NΨ 8T4
|-
||1980-1981
||Jan Piekoszewski
||Civ 8T0
||Nancy Brown
||NΨ 8T1
|-
||1979-1980
||Peter Nelson
||NΨ 7T9
||Graham Skells & Pierre Gagnon
||NΨ 8T1 & 7T9
|-
||1978-1979
||Mark Ewen
||Mech 7T8
||Graham Skells
||NΨ 8T1
|-
||1977-1978
||Paul Baker
||Paul Baker
||NΨ 7T5
||NΨ 7T5
||Graham Skells
||NΨ 8T1
|-
||[[Skule Nite 7T7|1976-1977]]
||Jim Podolak
||Civ 7T5
||Bruce Dodds
||Bruce Dodds
||Mech 7T7
||Mech 7T7
|-
||1975-1976
||Deborah (Waddell) Morris
||Che 7T7
||Mike Henry
||Mech 7T6
|-
|-
||1974-1975
||1974-1975
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||Michael Cox
||Michael Cox
||ELE 7T5
||ELE 7T5
|-
||1973-1974
||Sylvia (Gibb) Young
||Ind 7T5
||Rick Fletcher
||Mech 7T3
|-
|| 
||Sheryl Prowse
||A&S
|| 
|| 
|-
|-
||[[Skule Nite 7T3|1972-1973]]
||[[Skule Nite 7T3|1972-1973]]
||Michael Stanek
||Michael Stanek
||Indy 7T3
||Ind 7T3
||???
||Rick Fletcher
||??? 7T?
||Mech 7T3
|-
||1965-1966
||Fred Benzaquen
||ELE 6T8
||Andris Skuja
||NΨ 6T6
|-
||1963-1964
||Andris Skuja
||NΨ 6T6
||Joseph Gilling
||Mech 6T5
|-
|-
||1961-1962
||1961-1962
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|| 
|| 
||Grant Coffey
||Grant Coffey
||Civ 6T2
|-
||1948-1949
||Garth McDowell
|| 
||Bill Walker
|| 
|-
||1920-1921
||C.T. Carson
|| 
|| 
|| 
|-
|| 
||J. McKnight
|| 
|| 
|| 
|| 
|}
|}


==List of Skule Nite Shows==
==List of Skule Nite Shows==
*[[Skule Nite 1T9]]
* [[Skule Nite 2T4]]
*[[Skule Nite 1T8]]
* [[Skule Nite 2T3]]
*[[Skule Nite 1T7]]
* [[Skule Nite 2T1]]
*[[Skule Nite 1T6]]
* [[Skule Nite 2T0]]
*[[Skule Nite 1T5]]
* [[Skule Nite 1T9]]
*[[Skule Nite 1T4]]
* [[Skule Nite 1T8]]
*[[Skule Nite 1T3]]
* [[Skule Nite 1T7]]
*[[Skule Nite 1T2]]
* [[Skule Nite 1T6]]
*[[Skule Nite 1T1]]
* [[Skule Nite 1T5]]
*[[Skule Nite 1T0]]
* [[Skule Nite 1T4]]
*[[Skule Nite 0T9]]
* [[Skule Nite 1T3]]
*[[Skule Nite 0T8]]
* [[Skule Nite 1T2]]
* [[Skule Nite 1T1]]
* [[Skule Nite 1T0]]
* [[Skule Nite 0T9]]
* [[Skule Nite 0T8]]
* [[Skule Nite 0T7]]
* [[Skule Nite 0T6]]
* [[Skule Nite 0T5]]

Latest revision as of 12:11, 17 March 2024

Skule Nite 0T9 Opening Act

Skule Nite is a musical revue / comedy / sketch show run entirely by Engineering students at the University of Toronto. It is put on annually at Hart House, and is a professional-level production done entirely by volunteers.

History[edit | edit source]

Early History[edit | edit source]

The origins of Skule™ Nite can be traced back to the early years of the 20th century. At that time, there was no show as such, but frequently students and professors would perform short skits and musical ensembles at social events during the year. In 1920, the Engineering Society appointed a Stunt Night Committee to bring together all these scattered dramatic efforts into one show. There was so much interest in this idea that it was decided Massey Hall should be rented for the performance. At 8:30pm, on Wednesday, March 2, 1921, a entitled “Ngynyrs in SPaSms” was performed there with overwhelming success. The show contained eleven skits, ranging from "the Toronto Dislocation Commission" to "the Adventures of Chloreen". The show was accompanied by a student band called the "Toike Oikestra". The show was such a success that it was repeated verbatim the following year, with attendance of over 2000.

Early Hart House Era[edit | edit source]

In 1923, the show was moved to Hart House. At the time, Hart House was only open to male students due to the stipulation of its founder, the Massey Foundation. However, Hart House could be opened to both genders for special events, so in order to “bring the lady friends into the House to enjoy all the facilities that it had to offer,” the Engineering Society organized "Faculty Night", a comprehensive showcase of displays and events put on by engineering students and departments of which the theatrical presentation was only a small part. At the same time, a new format of Skule Nite, combining a variety of theatrical reviews and displays, competitions and dancing, was established, and continued as such for over twenty years. In 1940′s, as the show evolved into the extravagant evening of theatre known today, so much time and effort was being put into production of the theatrical portion of Skule Nite that no time or support was left for the other events. The 'Revue', as it was referred at the time, became Skule Nite.

At the close of World War II, during which Skule Nite had been cancelled once (in 1942) and displaced to the Royal Ontario Museum (in 1944), the show was moved to the fall and for the first time began to have an entire year of production behind it. Every aspect of the show was ramped up and the professionalism of the acting, singing, dancing and effects escalated. This trend continued for twenty years, until attendance at Skule Nite began to drop off in the mid-1960's. As a result, in 1968 the Engineering Society decided to put on a Broadway musical, "Stop the World, I Want to Get Off", in place of Skule Nite. The show flopped and EngSoc was left stuck in debt from the production costs, leading to the cancellation of Skule Nite for the foreseeable future.

Modern Era[edit | edit source]

Four years later in 1973, as a tribute to the hundredth anniversary of the faculty and the fiftieth anniversary of the show, Michael Stanek resurrected Skule™ Nite, originally intended to be one time only. The success of that show, however, supported by an enthusiastic coterie of enthusiasts of the theatre, has resulted in a unbroken run of theatrical delights since that time. In 2000, the production moved to current format of 5 shows in 4 days.

Skule Nite Directors and Producers[edit | edit source]

Year Director Producer
2023-2024 Thomas Dell NΨ 2T1+3 Cat Ye CIV 2T3+PEY
Rhythm Loomba (Assistant Director) NΨ 2T3+PEY Caley McNeill (Assistant Producer) INDY 2T5+PEY
2022-2023 Anya Banning Mech 2T1+PEY Deniz Uzun ECE 2T3+PEY
Emily Macdonald-Roach Che 2T1+PEY Nathalie Cristofaro (Assistant Producer) Mech 2T2+PEY
2021-2022 Stephanie McDonald Mech 2T0+PEY+1 Michael Cortese Mech 2T2+PEY
Jacqueline Amoranto (Assistant Director) NΨ 2T1+1 Mackenzie Seward (Assistant Producer) NΨ 2T1+1
2020-2021 Sofia Tijanic ECE 1T9+PEY Nicholas Popowich ECE 2T0+PEY
Maya Dai (Assistant Producer) Mech 2T1+PEY
2019-2020 Jenny Graydon Indy 1T8 Seif Sarofim ECE 2T0+PEY
Julia Lobo (Assistant Director) Che 1T8+PEY Jonathan Norman (Assistant Producer) MSE 1T9+PEY
2018-2019 Johnny McGroarty Che 1T7+PEY Angela Ma Che 1T8+PEY
Sean Pitre (Assistant Director) NΨ 1T8+PEY David Pech (Assistant Producer) Mech 1T8+PEY
2017-2018 Emma Sexton Indy 1T6 Linda Leung Indy 1T8+PEY
Nikola Andric (Assistant Director) Bio MEng 1T7 Kevin Vincze (Assistant Producer) Che 1T7+PEY
2016-2017 Justin Hugh Mech 1T3 Alex Perelgut NΨ 1T6+PEY
Savannah Forest (Assistant Producer) Civ MASc 1T9
2015-2016 Michael Manning NΨ 1T3+PEY Patrice Boisclair-Laberge ECE 1T5+PEY
Kevin Hugh (Assistant Director) CSC 1T6+PEY Massimo Gordillo Indy 1T5+PEY
2014-2015 Sean Sit Indy 1T2+PEY Shashwat Sharma NΨ 1T3+PEY
Michael Manning (Assistant Director) NΨ 1T3+PEY Laura Burget (Assistant Producer) Che 1T6
2013-2014 Navid Nourian NΨ 1T2+PEY Jad Knayzeh NΨ 1T3+PEY
Sandra Sousa (Assistant Director) ECE 1T3 Patrice Boisclair-Laberge ECE 1T5
2012-2013 Christopher Sun NΨ 1T3+PEY Amanda Bell Indy MASc 1T4
Scott Whitty NΨ 1T3+PEY Ian Parker Min 1T2+1
    Chunkei Tang Che 1T4
2011-2012 Jonny Sun NΨ 1T1+PEY Wayne Lin Indy 1T1+PEY
Ian Parker (Assistant Producer) Min 1T2+1
2010-2011 Mason Lau Che 0T8 Katerina Daginis Che 1T1
Chris Tuff (Assistant Director) Che 1T0
2009-2010 Daniel Marquez Indy 0T8+1 Katerina Daginis Che 1T1
Mason Lau (Assistant Director) Che 0T8 Alvin Ho Elec 0T9+PEY
2008-2009 Kian Marandi Mech 0T7+2 Rossana Rodriguez Indy 1T0+1
Steven Szeto Indy 0T9
2007-2008 Jordan Silverman Mech 0T7 Steven Szeto Indy 0T9
2006-2007 Chris Peressotti NΨ 0T1 Don McAuslan NΨ 0T4
Carolyn Hicks Civ 0T7+PEY
2005-2006 Leona Smith MSE 0T6 Alice Xu Arts 0T5
2004-2005 Jon Hoss NΨ 0T4+PEY Matthew Szeto Comp 0T3+1
2003-2004 Jane Lam Chem 0T2 Carrie Smith NΨ 0T3+PEY
Chris Langley (Assistant Director) NΨ 0T2 Matthew Szeto Comp 0T3+1
2002-2003 Agnes Jedrzejewski Comp 0T2 Donovan Pollitt Min 0T3
2001-2002 Mike Wood Min 0T2 Tiffany Conroy NΨ 0T1+1
2000-2001 Chris Langley NΨ 9T8 Glenn Hauck ?
1999-2000 Aryn Pyke COMP 9T5 Wilfred Lam NΨ 0T0
1998-1999 Kern Lewin NΨ 9T7 Xavier Galvez Comp 9T9+PEY
1997-1998 Trevor Mills NΨ 9T8+PEY Kristin Hofstee NΨ 9T8
1996-1997 Alex Hatzivassilis Elec 9T4 Trevor Mills NΨ 9T8+PEY
1992-1993 Lydia Van Der Veen Che 8T8 Karri Paradi Ind 9T4
1991-1992 Ed Bonner BSc (Math) 9T3 Michelle (Radford) Barnes & Jason Pilon ??? & MMS 0T1
1990-1991 Donna Cieszynska Indy 9T0 Andre Angelantoni Civ 3rd year
1989-1990 Franco Minatel Mech 8T6 Hayley Ohlig Ind 9T0
1988-1989 Jovanni Sy Ind 8T8?
 Kenneth Kiang Ele 9T0
1987-1988 Alec McTavish NΨ 8T7 Tom Meadowcroft NΨ 8T8
1986-1987 Jerome Madden Physical Geography 8T7 Larry Breakwell NΨ 8T9
1985-1986 Ron Williams & Lynette Fairweather NΨ 8T4 & Mech 8T5
 Ron Dizy Ind 8T7
1984-1985 Steve Roberts BSc(Psy) 1T7 Lee Verhoeff Civ 8T6
1983-1984 Wayne Levin Ind 8T4 Lee Verhoeff Civ 8T6
1982-1983 Rob West Che 8T1 Ira Rotenberg Ind 8T6
1981-1982 Parvez Patel NΨ 8T1 Judith Vosko NΨ 8T4
1980-1981 Jan Piekoszewski Civ 8T0 Nancy Brown NΨ 8T1
1979-1980 Peter Nelson NΨ 7T9 Graham Skells & Pierre Gagnon NΨ 8T1 & 7T9
1978-1979 Mark Ewen Mech 7T8 Graham Skells NΨ 8T1
1977-1978 Paul Baker NΨ 7T5 Graham Skells NΨ 8T1
1976-1977 Jim Podolak Civ 7T5 Bruce Dodds Mech 7T7
1975-1976 Deborah (Waddell) Morris Che 7T7 Mike Henry Mech 7T6
1974-1975 Stephen Cress ELE 7T5 Michael Cox ELE 7T5
1973-1974 Sylvia (Gibb) Young Ind 7T5 Rick Fletcher Mech 7T3
  Sheryl Prowse A&S    
1972-1973 Michael Stanek Ind 7T3 Rick Fletcher Mech 7T3
1965-1966 Fred Benzaquen ELE 6T8 Andris Skuja NΨ 6T6
1963-1964 Andris Skuja NΨ 6T6 Joseph Gilling Mech 6T5
1961-1962 Brock West   Grant Coffey Civ 6T2
1948-1949 Garth McDowell   Bill Walker  
1920-1921 C.T. Carson      
  J. McKnight      

List of Skule Nite Shows[edit | edit source]

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