General Motors Institute - Reflector Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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2 A I985 has been a year of successes for the Fenton Country Club Manor. Beta sports teams were the best in recent memory, as evidenced by our victories in indoor soccer and intramural swimming, and our strong showings in basketball, softball, and volleyball. Beta representatives on finance council, student orientation committee, activi- ties council, soccer club, photo staff, and several honor societies affirm Beta’s continued involvement in student organizations. The year’s social calendar was replete with necessary annual events featuring the Tie-One-On, the Tora Tora Tora, and the infamous Miami Triad Party. I5 new brothers and sisters joined us this year and with them we look toward making 1987 even better. Members: Miles Austin, Steve Balsam, Sheryl Benson, Doug Blodgett, Nate Case, Annette Chao, Scott Cronk, Walt Czop, Bob Ferer, Tracy Fluharty, Beth Gornick, Gina Hudson, Jackie Johnston, Ken Knable, Dana Komin, Sue Lehr, Scott Lincoln, Terri Lynch, Jeanne Marcotte, John Maxgay, Matt McCellan, Rita Mendez, Chris Millard, Geoff Mince, Maria Miu, Dave Orth, Sam Oweis, Keith Pinto, Lisa Ruther- ford, Ron Schooleraft, Carl Smith, Rich Snary, Tim Sutton, Glenn Vis- beck, Janeen Vore, Mike Westwater. The HM Chapter of Sigma Nu fraternity for the 1985-86 school year has experienced a new beginning. We have recently completed the final touches on a $65,000 home improvement project, which included: a new roof, windows, insulation, an upgraded heating system, and other home improvements. Along with the house renovation, we have also added seven new members to our chapter, increasing our membership to seventeen. Our new members show signs for a promising future, attaining the highest pledge class wag for the 1985 fall semester. In addition, we have continued in our tradition of community service. In December, we sponsored our annual Christmas party for underprivileged children and co-spon- sored our annual Easter egg hunt for the Flushing community along with the Flushing Firemen’s association. Members: Stefane Bedard, Michael Burkett, Ted Busateri, Dave Catapan, Patrick C. DeBaca, Paul Durant, Joseph Feltz, Mike Fitzgerald, Darren Ford, Steve Har- meyer, Alan Martin, Gregory Miller, Niraj Mohanka, Bill Pfarrer, Chuck Vink. Pledges: Pierre Boutin, Frank Esser, Thirston Matthews, Mike Morale, Paul Van Deursen, Scott Werst, Alez Zielenski. Little Sisters: Lisa Carpenter, Dianne Dal- man, Julie Horner, Maria Lauriano, Cindy Lou Matthews, Laurie Miller, Marisa Rodriguez.

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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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Members: Paula Arnett, Gail Bartman, Shannon Beagle, Kris Berry, Amy Boigegrain, Beth Bransky, Michelle Bronni, Kathleen Caine, Carol Cray- ton, Kim Davis, Suzie Eberts, Leah Egemo, Carol Ann Gager, Danine Gifford, Suzie Graf, Dawn Helton, Karen Hill, Tina Horr, Karen Horst- meier, Cindy Luxon, Cherie Martin, Jill Martinez, Dianna Matzo, Beth Mellish, Kim Morse, Jeni Newey, Crista O’Brien, Nancy Parker, Renee Pourier, Jeanne Riley, Anita Reissner, Lina Rodriguez, Eva Rostafinski, Sue Schaefer, Judy Shaheen, Darlene Stoddard, Cari Syms, Laura Unikel, Kris Urban, Ellen Vernon, Liz Winters, Sharyn Yambrick, Becky Yeatman, Laura Zeleznick, Lori Zoromski. Members: Kelly Cooper, David Henry, Derica Rice, Kevin Enders. Egyptian Queens: Shauna Anderson, Debra Ledsinger, Valerie Lewis, Jac- ee queline Tyson, Cheryl Oates, Julie Collins. Not woe Shown: Judy Jordan, M Lynne Grinner. The brand new chapter of Alpha Gamma Delta has had a very rewarding year. Formerly Beta Siga Phi, we spent most of the year as a forty seven member pledge chapter of Alpha Gamma Delta. Induction was held in November of 1985, and on May 3, 1986, the founding Alpha Gamma Delta class of GMI-EMI was initiated. Even with this big transition, we managed to uphold many of the traditions of our energetic and colorful group. Alpha Gamma Delta sponsored two charity events; a Dance-A- Thon with Lambda Chi and a fund drive for Junior Diabetes Foundation. In spring, we journeyed to Michi- gan State for our sister retreat. Alpha Gams joined forces with other campus fraternities for social highlights such as the Beecher Road Bash, Hotdog and Champagne Party, Yacht Club Party, and Pledge Spring Break Party. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., the oldest black greek organization (Dec 4, 1906) has returned to the GMI community. With only a few brothers, we have been active on many fronts: school involvement (from school councils and clubs, to intramural sports); philanthropic projects (all day picnic with kids from the Dort Oak Park home, plus a food basket gift over Thanksgiving); as well as some Egyptian Queens (a support group of several young ladies of GMI). Indeed, Theta Tau Chapter strives to live up to First of All, Servants of All, We shall transcend All. il}