General Motors Institute - Reflector Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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GUY R. COWING-PRESIDENT AND DIRECTOR A ' T' ALBERT SOBEY PRESIDENT EMERITUS To the graduates of the year 1952 I offer my sincere congratulations upon your successful completion of your respective programs at General Motors Institute. From this time on, your personal development will be self-directed. As you progress in the future l sincerely hope you will look back upon your association with the Institute as a period in your life when you received not only knowledge but also inspiration toward real accom- plishment and the development of sound character, so necessary for leadership. To all undergraduates I wish to assure you of the continuing cooper- ation of the faculty and staff in pro- viding for you effective instruction as well as constructive personal influ- ence to aid you in your greatest pos- sible individual development.

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. 5..,g - - L , fi ' -91 - 'LIE - ' ' Kiwi! .1 ,- ' ' JP! DEDICATION 45. The graduating class of 1952 dedicates this Reflector to Mr. C. A. Mobley, director of the Student Relations De- partment at General Motors Institute. Moe, as he is known to the student body, is the little man with the curly hair and the big smile who always seems to be in the middle of every big event. He's made untold numbers of friends among the students because of the interest and zeal he puts into his student relations work. His singularly noticeable characteristic is that he is per- petually busy. His office is Grand Central Station on a small scale, into which file endless lines of students seek- ing the information, advice, and admonitions he is so capable and willing to give. The most amazing part about the man is that he always has the answers. The athletic program is one of Mr. Mobley's keenest interests. Through his help, GMI can boast of one of the most complete intramural sports programs in any college. Yet Moe's ingenuity still hasn't stopped working for the students. Each new school year provides him with another opportunity to test new ideas and attempt to give the students a better activities program. Mr. Mobley has been director of Student Relations since 1945 when he was transferred from the hydraulics sec- tion ofthe Machine Shop, where he had worked from the time he first became associated with GMI in 1930. For what he has done for the students in the past twenty years, and for the things he will do in the future, this Reflector is dedicated to Moe. - -I . x X, X .N'5fTWfi5 v Qt+YQVZZ!32liWm'5'fAIs'z

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xxx BOARD OF REGENTSM JOHN F. GORDON' T. H. KEATING' ALOYSIUS F. POWER GEORGE RUSSELL lChairmanJ Nice Chairmanl lSecretaryJ ffreasurerl Vice Pres., G.M. Corp. Vice Pres., G.M. Corp. Assistant General Counsel Treasurer in Charge of Body 8. Assy. General Manager General Motors Corporation General Motors Corporation Group Chevrolet Motor Division DON E. AHRENS HARRY W. ANDERSON HARRY B. COEN' J. L. CONLON GUY R. COWING' Vice Pres., G.M. Corp. Vice Pres., G.M. Corp. Vice Pres., G.M. Corp. General Manager President General Manager in Charge ol Personnel Staff in Charge of Employe Rel. Buick-Oldsmobile-Pontiac General Motors Institute Cadillac Motor Car Division Stat? Assembly Division R. H. CRAMER General Manager Hyatt Bearings Division ' Members of Executive As of May 14, 1952 ,im J. J. CRONIN W. T. CROWE H. D. DAWSON W. H. DOERFNER' 'Vlce Pres., G.M. Corp. General Manager General Manager General Manager in Charge of Mfg. Staff Detroit Diesel Engine Div. Delco-Remy Division Saginaw Steering Gear Div. Committee 7