General Motors Institute - Reflector Yearbook (Flint, MI)

 - Class of 1986

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A brief review of the 1985-86 academic year with respect to Pi Kappa Alpha would reveal a host of accomplishments. After being recognized by the national chapter with two awards - The Chapter of Excellence Award and The Scholastic Award - for the year previous, the Zeta Alpha Chapter had good cause to maintain its high standard of achievement on GMI campus. The area of participation which dominated the members’ attention were community service, alumni relations, and extra curricular in- volvement. In all these areas, Pi Kappa Alpha gained ground. A highly successful program of helping the elderly winterize their homes was implemented, an Alumni Golf Day and evening semi- formal was deemed most rewarding, and increased GMI activity involvement was encouraged. In athletics, both members and Lit- tle Sisters enjoyed a good year. In most every sport, the Garnet and Gold uniformed teams were serious contenders. Never failing to be socially active, the Pikes continued to hold the popular Fri- day Happy Hour and to throw the bopping campus parties. And of course, what spring semester would be complete without the Beecher Road Bash? It’s the big event held in conjunction with SAE and Alpha Gams. It’s a must for the serious beach blanket fiend. Yes sir, looking back on 1985-86 indicates that things are looking good for the Brothers and Little Sisters of Pi Kappa Alpha. . rs é ‘4 : Waka nwa 1s Members: Gary Athoe, Greg Betty, Chris Carter, Craig Couch, Andrew Dassie, Pat Flinn, Fred Gallina, Kevin Gilbert, Scott Griswold, Jack Herklotz, Jack Henderson, Paul Hewitt, Chris Huber, Marc Huber, Todd Hughes, Dave Keir, Phil Kling, Mare Landry, Tom Laugherty, Eric LeDoux, Steve Lockhart, John Mahlmeister, Dennis Malesevic, Scott McDonald, Dan McMullen, Chris Palmer, Duane Pekar, Bob Poniatowski, Greg Prout, Grant Pryde, Ed Ramsey, John Ro- troff, Matt Smith, Bob Thompson, Bob Van Heuven, Mike Voight, Jon Walter, Todd Williams, Terry Wojcickij, Craig Woodford, Brian Zettler, Peter Zugic. Pledge Class: Carl Am- merman, Johann Bauer, Mark Boshart, Benoit Brossoit, Jack Cook, Jon Guske, Ben Lease, Scott Osborn, Paul Paliani, Nick Papanikalaov, Mike Pozsar, Steve Renaud, Mike Schwartz, Kurt Smith, Luke Wisniewski. Little Sisters: Marilyn Amos, Maggie Anderson, Kristin Ansted, Terri Beck, Sheri Berback, Cathi Crist, Sarah Davis, Jill Delamielleure, Justin Gross, Kristie Hamilton, Ann Horner, Natalie Marchetti, Laura Max- well, Cathy Perez, Becky Sanchez, Sabrina Slowinski, Barb Stahl, Cathy Staples, Sylvia Von Minden, Judy Webster, Jean Yoakum. Little Sister PLedges: Debbie Burke, Jennifer Com- peroni, Ellen Flemming, Renee’ Locke, Janet Peters.

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- The Alpha Sigs have been very active on the GMI campus this year. ASA has representatives in almost every GMTE club and committee. Fall activities included our traditional Ox Roast dinner, record-breaking attendance at our annual semi-formal, and a Christmas auction conducted by our alumni. This spring, our chapter hosted a conference for the other ASA chapters in Michigan and held a Dance-A-Thon to raise money for Special Olympics. Members: Andy Allen, Rick Arnold, Paul Berson, Jeff Brooks, Craig Chesney, Brian Cobb, John Cox, Mike Cukier, Frank D’alessandro, Wes DeJong, Dwayne Dutton, Dan Eidt, Perry Flaugher, Mike Geis, Gary Gnolek, Mike Griffin, Steve Harvey, Mike Hatch, Ken Hill, Pat Johnson, Keith Kargl, Rich Laramee, Mark Lib- eratore, John Long, Tom Massey, Brian McMillan, Steve Misiakowski, Paul Nero, Barry Ratzlaff, Ray Rivard, Brett Stone, Steve Streukens, Chris Swartz, Tony Szezotka, Gary Tilson, Stephen Turner, Scott Van Brocklin. Pledges: Mark Allen, Mile Brosseau, Jeff Bush, Mark Dickman, John Dunn, Leroy Erickson, Rob Fi- scher, Dave Fulkerson, Scott Kirchner, Kevin Millard, Ted Morgan, Erik Pointer, Rick Rattray, Chris Reed, Brian Reilly, Andy Stenzel, Jeff Thennisch, Joe Tizedes. Members: Dawn Back, Cheryl Belle, Jackie Carpenter, Lisa Carpenter, Jackie Cornell, Connie Currin, Dana DePree, Kelly Domino, Char Gerke, Gina Guglielmello, Patty Hemmelgarn, Sandy Hill, Mary Marga- ret Hugan, Sona Lalji, Maria Lauriano, Nina Leask, Fiona Lysk, Kathy Malburg, Cindy Lou Matthews, Laurie Miller, Mary Ann Moore, Lynne Morton, Barb Muzzerellie, Patti Pawlicki, Mary Petros, Liz Pierce, Stephanie Ponte, Nancy Sharkey, Paula Sneath, Jill Weber, Deena Wis- kia, Lisa Ziegler. The Michigan Epsilon Chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon celebrated their 20th anniversary in November of 1985, and indeed the past year has given them alot to celebrate. The GMI chapter was selected by its national fraternity as the winner of its’ outstanding pledge pro- gramming award, and the Sig Alphs were also selected as the most outstanding chapter in their province for 1985. SAE once again showed their athletic pride in the 1984-85 year by winning the greek cup by more than 25 points, highlighted by championship teams in both softball and volleyball and a 2nd place finish in football. Once again the Sig Alphs showed their fraternity spirit at Hat Nite all year, and, of course, provided GMI with the usual good times, good people, and good music typical of the now world famous Beer Gardens and Beecher Road Bash parties. a2 AE A:



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: Front Sow. Sn Hilston. Second Row: Buffy Arnold, Aek Chung, Lisa Tangeman, Debby Hollenbeck, Kim Davis, - Vicki Shrum, Cheri Richey, Marcy Culbertson. Third Row: Alma Guajardo, Annette Luongo, Beth Campbell, Alison Smith, Annette Siwicki, Kim Brunett, Craig McLeod, Chuck Bechtel. Fourth Row: Karen Wishau, Brenda Cle- land, Phuong Le, Lisa Doyle, Barb Reichert, Louise Baylis, Dana DePree, Jim Knight. Fifth Row: Sean Palatka, Rob Workman, Mark Kramer, Terri Brockmiller, Pete Stouffer, Linda Sharp, Jean Bremmer, Cathy Oddo, Maria Marroc- co, Pam Willett, Kevin Castro, Elias Reyes, Pat Staarmann, Mark Saunders. Sixth Row: Rodger Katter, Brent Gaines, Rich Gonzalez, Tim Dangel, Beth Bransky, Jim McLaren, Mark Moss, Keith Soderlund, Pete Csch, Jim Lindquist, — Rob Jones, Vic Bernardini, Jeff Hollmann. Seventh Row: - Joe McManus, Doug Linville, Rod Cain, Pat Faucher, Vince Chlubiski, Steve Kowalke, Jeff Wright, Steve Rober, Gary Grossman, Jeff Hall, Ed Wulbrecht, Rob Smith, Pat McKer- nan, Brad Linville, Jon Diewald. Not Pictured: ‘Chip Hen- drick, iy King, Jim oe e lia) This school year has been a good one for the Zeta Theta Chapter of Sigma Chi. Sigma Chi consists of 38 brothers and 26 sisters. Members of Sigma Chi are involved in GMTE, Robots, Firebirds, Parachute Club, Aquaneers, Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship, Chi Alpha, RA’s, and various other campus activities. Some of the major Sigma Chi activities this year included our annual Derby Day, Haunted House, Flushing Apple Festival, Christmas tree selling, being a sponsor in the Little Brothers of America, Parents’ Weekend, and the first annual Sigma Chi Semi-formal. The Sigs also placed highly in all the ‘Major intramural sports tournaments. 1986 was a good year for our little sister program, the Little Sigmas, in that they were recognized as a greek-affiliated organization at GMI. With each year, our chapter Is continuing to grow and the future looks very bright for Sigma Chi at GMI “This year has been an outstanding one for Alpha Tau Omega. Once again, the school year started in the traditional partying manner with the annual “Welcome Back Party”. This year’s record breaking welcome back crowd was an excellent display of the “Blow Your Face Out” attitude. As usual, spirits and casualties ran high. This Year’s community services included: the third annual ATO “Toys for Tots” which raised over $500 worth of christmas toys for needy children of the Flint area, monthly contributions to the “Save a Child” fund feeding II starving children through the year, and participation in the Flint Air Show to raise money for the Special Olympics. The biggest success for ATO was the largest rush in recent history, making the house as strong and as tight as ever. The membership of ATO aims to carry on the fine tradition of high achievement and true brotherhood. Back (L to R): Bill Charney, Andy Brezinski, Carlos Sanz, Ron Shunia, Tony Anderson, Matthew Taylor, ll Kim, Greg Dickson, Mike Vasquez, Steve Handley, Tim Biggs, Martin Rometsch, Todd Holly. Middle: Rex Howard, Steve Lemaire, Todd Beck, Tony Rocca. Front: Gordon Stepchuk, Dave French, Clinton Wood, Gerard Davide, Britt Center, Jim Golumbek, Gary Chalker, Steve Robillard. Absent: Tim Flynn, Andy Gehle.

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