General Motors Institute - Reflector Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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Mr. Guy R. Cowing was not only one of the founders of the institute but also one of the originators of the G.M.T.E. Consti- tution. Largely because of his ready co- operation, the G.M.T.E. has developed to its present status. The feeling of pride that he can have in seeing that develop- ment is matched only by the sincere respect that the student body has for him. [12] Inspired by his unswerving faith in an idea, Major Albert Sobey, Director of the Institute, has shown industry the impor- tance of technical education and has made a permanent place for the Institute in Gen- eral Motors Corporation. Students admire him for his quiet interest in their personal and group problems and his sound, far- seeing advice. Those who graduate this year will remember his fine example and be influenced by it throughout their lives. Tow }} ey ES = MN GZ M | AH Sage ta WW “nt ne H [ei tes AN 7 —- —— ——— EN SA 7 8 g SANE

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G.M.|. students are proud of their efficient, capable faculty, which in the last year has expanded twenty per- cent, effectively meeting the demands of increasing en- rollment and growing facilities. PACA Y TOP: Science Department: front row, H. J. Anderson, L. B. Wocholski, F. D. Haskins, Chairman C. A. Tobias, J. B. Proper, N. S. Neilson; standing, R. W. Heine, O. Leslie, D. R. Bemis, and W. J. Treat. CENTER: Business Department: Chairman J. C. White, G. M. Adams, E. W. Peterson, and F. J. Rybo. [14] LOWER: Executive Training Department: Chairman L. W. Coquil- lette, H. D. Dakin, C. C. McBratnie, M. S. Firth, F. L. Madden, C. W. Hess, C. J. Sahrbeck, Jr., and W. J. Wheeler.