General Motors Institute - Reflector Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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GEOR LS ng Under the new leadership of President Paul Demand and Rush Chairman Anver Aftab, Delta Tau Delta met the chal- lenges of a successful rush semester with enthusiasm, dedi- cation, and teamwork. This semester we pledged |2 fine young men. Some of our rush activities included VCR movie nights, a hay ride with the Hurley nurses, and a recreational tournament. Along with a highly successful rush, we experi- enced great satisfaction from our community service pro- grams. This semester we continued our involvement in the Neighborhood Watch program and participated ina Minority Members: Anver Aftab, Dan Radia. Jeff Bell, Ken Bonello, Bob Con- Weatherization Program APES SN ane American ASSOCI- way, Steve Corrion, Lonny Cummings, Rick Davis, Paul Demand, ation of Retired Persons. This program focused on insulating Doug Dole, Dave Coy ey local homes whose owners lacked the financial capability and Bane Rar Mie sue Todd Lybrook, Rob Micklas, Bob physical strength to handle it oa pete ee ul ante meets - Mohrmann, M. Todd Moury, Bill Murdie, Bruce Nara, Pat Oldani, Di material was donated from local industries. As a highlight to ego Operti, Ron Pascoe, Jeff Paxton, Joe Ralph, Wayne Schaefer, this year, we received the court of honor and a special recog- | a ee eM nition for our neighborhood watch at the divisional confer- ski, Mike Toth, Carl Van Dommelen, Tom Wagner, Dave Wank, ence. Mike Weinmann, Kurt Wellenkotter, Mike Westbrook, Roger Whit- ley, Dave Zultowski. (Ned bara Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. is a communi- ty service organization. It is the largest black organization in the country. The Flint city-wide undergraduate chapter, Uu Phi, is composed of students from the University of Michigan-Flint and GMI. The chapter was re-inacted on December 14, 1985 with some of its activities including volunteering services for the 1985 United Negro College Fund Drive, visitation to local nursing homes in Flint, and sponsoring the Ist annual “Crimson and Cream” Ball and Minority Student Essay Contest. The chapter currently consists of 12 members. GMI Membership: Shauna Anderson, Melody Beard, M. Lynne Grinner, Sharon Hayden, Judy Jordan.

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et een fantastic Senior Ill’s. The Kappa Sigma Chapter of Theta Xi enjoyed another successful year in 1985-86. A strong effort was displayed in athletics by reaching the semifinals in both football and basketball. The fraternity showed its spirit by sponsor- ing a public relations event involving over 100 children from the Flint area Big Brothers Association in a day of bowling and skating. Also the Ox Roast and Hawaiian Parties continued to be suc- cessful traditions. Theta Xi looks for- ward to further growth as 57 members welcome a pledge class of I6 into the chapter. Diversity and brotherhood continue to be the focal point of Theta Xi. This past year was a great one for Theta Phi Alpha. The fall started off by winning the women’s soccer championship and the puchase of new furniture for the house. We went on to be active in community service by working with the Bethany House in Manchester, Ohio. The hardest moment in the year was saying good bye to twelve Members: Deb Aerne, Patricia Antishin, Cindy Buzzard, Julie Chmiel, Tammy Coad, Debbie Colucy, Michelle Drage, Michelle Durham, Sher- ry Feldman, Mary Grabowski, Jane Greene, Kathleen Heathfield, Melo- dy Hewitt, Beatrice Hurey, Karen Karpi, Karen Kilpatrick, Sung Kim, Krista King, Terri Martin, Leone Mazzone, Margaret McNamara, Laura Miller, Karen Mills, Patti Murphy, Marge Palardy, Laura Paterson, Cheryl Richards, Gail Roskowski, Jackie Siemen, Susan Sroka, Mary Stenroos, Michelle Stovar, Janhelle Terhune, Bonnie Vaughn, Karen Waite, Karen Wamsly, Karen Wantje, Whitney Wenger, Susan White, Pamela Wiatr, Mary Kay Willcoxson. Members: Chris Allan, Will Bachewich, Paul Ballas, Mike Barczak, Bill Begg, Rod Borman, Steve Brick, Mark Buse, Carlo Cascianelli, Kelly Castle, Pat Clark, Willie Clark, Tim Close, Curt Clugson, Terry Costigan, Jim Covey, Brian Darling, Paul Donetti, Eric Doran, Mario Fa- cione, Andy Gargac, Mike Garramone, Randy Golda, Gerard Gonos, Rob Goodchild, Larry Hallman, John Hingst, Rob Herold, Dan Hughes, Paul Hunchak, Eric Jacobson, Cliff Janzen, Jin Kim, Bill Kokochak, Adam Lassen, Joe Lentine, Kevin Liberacki, Greg Litwin, Marco Martinez, Dino Masella, Rich Matson, Al McDonald, Dave Meyers, Dave Mink, Jeff Mitchell, Lance Mor- gan, Mark Morgan, Joe Nardone, Darrell Neer, Hari Nesathurai, Randy Nickel, Mark Opel, Brian Payne, Scott Payne, Mickey Pitorak, Tom Reich, Joe Reilly, Tim Rochman, Todd Shack- ett, Scott Shaw, Steve Sprecher, Bob Stoltzfus, Kevin Sullivan, Larry Sutier, Mitch Urbytes, Adrian Van Mierlo, Ron Weber, Darren Williams, Mike Wright, Kip Wyman.

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} Two years after our chapter's reorganization, we have moved closer to our goal of doubling our size. Along with our growth in membership, we are taking a more active part in intramurals and community service. With the things we have accomplished in our first two years and with the momentum we have built up, next year looks like it will be a good one for Phi Gamma Delta. Members: Jeff Bailey, Jeff Brunner, Pat Donahue, Rusty Helm, Stephen Helwig, Darius Matonis, Tom Moody, Tom Pelton, Kurt Schieding, Ron Schimon, Karl Stewart. er a Gr i . Lae e eo wae Ne . eS : helt tet ™ a ae : .” « ‘ ™ - » « ° — oo . ‘ : - “ te “ Ye « 7 ee e a : “ .. . . ie Pie ‘ . ™ a mn — w — , “ th