General Motors Institute - Reflector Yearbook (Flint, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 304 of the 1968 volume:

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Soe 1. ‘ s RAGIN OTT Gaal aT TEL AO at Parestones A Piecane eve e See Me NEA Reet tr MeO RCHTPAU GRANTS SCRE ESTO POMC RONG tT aero seer temeET teeeeeer eee rae sie eelame k joc oyed , the bored frustrated over) The Frat rat Interested Depressed Exhausted The Techer The People ee The Student The desire for knowledge The necessity of passing The fear of failure The GMI memory machine The crank ei yee y y, vivacious o i ce) Aes op) 0) co fa) + 2) c ares) =| Q Hurley, St. Joe U of M, JC Entertaining, frustrating Prett Necessary | ey PUMEPERS Oh pee es O The Faculty The occupation to educate, instruct The responsibility to inspire, to delve The need to lead, not to push Fhe ability on yo, Ran ese sa See q eg eve . POHTTIVEL OKING. NO SM SeSSaitted eh ayn eee womeneTo NE Be Sas ac || EAE ety aNEDORONoR The Sports The desire to compete The pain of playing The joy of victory The agony of defeat Sauer Reco as ue 30 AP tae, The Relaxation Peace, quiet, serenity 10:00 classes, 30 contact hours Senior songs, Flint bars Mid-July fifth year 21: ao 31 The Friends The longing for companionship The fear of loneliness The Brothers, the buddies Techers, all PRESIDENT HAROLD P. RODES CHARLES L. TUTT, JR. Dean of Engineering Administration . HARRIS CHARLES O DENT HAROLD M. Director of Academic Programs STEVE CENKO Director of Instruction 37 38 Administration WILLIAM V. SINES Director of Public Relations KERMIT L. SCHULTZ Admissions Officer tt hid qanneee eee 68 aw gent? ere eeoe eet WILLIAM R. ELGOOD Director of Library CHARLES H. SHERIDAN Supervisor of Alumni Relations CLETUS R. ELI Resident Comptroller 39 40 HAROLD B. BAKER Director of Admissions and Records ROBERT M. BURTON Registrar HAROLD P. MC NEELY Supervisor of Fifth-Year Plans ROBERT S. YOKE Director of Student Relations WILLIAM J. FUGENSCHUH Supervisor of Student Programming 41 “ata te 1.) Cd ae e One of our hardy singers raises his glass ‘high.’ “Bring out the Z?QZ ? cat!” enior Meetings The Senior meetings are one highlight of t he Senior year. Not much business is discussed but a lot of words are spoken or sung. For many it is an opportunity to learn and sing the “college songs.” The turn out from the fraternities is usually good; it must be, otherwise their lawn gets wetted down. The last two Senior meetings were a big success. Star- dust, one of Flint’s finer ladies, was there to lead the songs. Wt atcsicae bess Bob Gorman, Senior Class Advisor for the class of 69. 45 Senior Hats A long-standing tradition at GMI, history shrouds its origin, is revived and carried anew each spring in A-4 and B-4 sections. The occasion arises with the advent of each Senior class’s last glorious section at GMI. During that section, each Senior II wears the hat of his choice to all classes, establishments, and related functions. The hat becomes a symbol of his accomplishment and a sign that the “end is near.” i “Babyhip???” — Senior II. Senior II study break? Banjo player. cS The hard-working star. EN ny ga ee Kr ed mien ee am siete. Re The Seniors from Pi Kappa Alpha play bridge with two of the fac- ulty members that made Senior Day possible, Mr. Benson and Mr. Harris. One of the Seniors makes a beautiful dive into the pool. 48 : Senior Day Thanks to the efforts of Mr. Harold Benson, Mr. Elwood Harris, and Mr. Leonard Wocholski the traditional GMI Senior Day was held at Bogie Lake Recreation Area. The day began by march- ing through the halls of the school and presenting a dozen roses to the Senior Class Sweetheart, Miss Nancy Murphy. After Dr. Rodes spoke a few words of wisdom to the 69’ers, they all piled into buses and headed for a day of relaxation. Golf and swim- ming was tried by nearly all. While waiting to get on the golf course or resting up after a dip in the pool, most of the Seniors could be seen playing a few hands of bridge. Albert Cella jumps off the bus at the end of a tiring day of golf and swim- Tom Murphy, Social Chairman of the Senior Class found an ming. easy way to get around. « Sie wih 4 ew e cag a oe a : er kas e a - 4, igz wie “ Most of the day’s activities centered around the swimming pool. 49 Seniors Richard Abel Theo Adriaensens David Albano Alex Murray Stephen Allen Stuart Allen Candelario Altuve Joao Alvarenga Cosmo Amato Richard Andersen Paul Anderson George Andrews James Andrews Donald Armstrong George Arnold Michael Aspey 50 Edward Baumbach s not my hand ? t i Bauman William qe) f= fas} ne) = ia] He, = =| io) na) ° S n a=] oe S Richard Bathey i ichard Bagozz Michael Baird R Richard Balsley Michael Barta ye Lop inte Edward Badstuber Jeffrey Ba Raymond Balcerzaik Derry] Barringer 52 Bernhard Baumeister James Bell Patrick Becker Ronald Bell Robert Bennett Horst Beisenkotter Wayne Benson MNS mR: eeonnRtt ayn I'd walk a mile for my slide rule! Michael Belden Daniel Bently Seniors Garry Berry Donald Birdsall Mark Bittenbender Dennis Black James Black William Black Jerry Blevins Richard Boellner Adalberto Bogsan Curtis Bolden Craig Bond Edward Bottrell James Bouse Gary Bowman Thomas Boyd Robert Boye David Brace Russel Bradley JS Tomas Bravo Joseph Brincat Edward Broutin James Brown Leonard Brown Seniors Malcolm Brown Robert Brown Thomas Brunzell Gerald Bryce John Buchanan Kenneth Buckle Michael Budd Daryl Buntley James Burch Thomas Burch 54 William Burrell William Butler How much do I owe? Raymond Buttacavoli Michael Bzdok Donald Carter John Carvana Albert Cella Michael Cave David Chambo 55 56 Peter Christgau Walter Christl Timothy Clar Gary Clark Thomas Clark William Connelly Wayne Corbe Donald Cordner Volkmar Cott ... Unaccustomed as I am to public speaking ... Colin Crim Gary Crosby Robert Crumley Gary Cullen Floyd Curtis William Daman Jeffrey Daucher John Davidson Seniors Philips DeBuhr Ronald De Nardis Adrian DenHaan John Dickson Michael Dimatteo Thomas Dingo Michael Dion Eric Docherty Richard Doherty Thomas Donnan Timothy Donnelly Michael Dornbush Ronald Drake James Draper Robert D’Reaux DuWayne Dresden Seniors Walter Drover Randolph Duberville Richard DuCharme Charles Duchek Jerry Dudzic Patrick Dulin Larry Dullack Richard DuMont 58 SERRE Howard Durling Dennis Dust ek Richard Eichler James Eigner Warren Elliot Who is B. Secretary? Lutz Elsner Clifford Enderle Timothy Epps 59 Gerald Fedchun Robert Ferguson Gregory Exner Tom Fitzsimmons Jean Erni =} a rs 3 fae} S Ss es o 2 fx [=] 2 ® D s Lal is°] = tar) Thomas Ferreira those two. 7 eer a hii ververeeyTeCvE NTH T ET TT eeeee erty ai seoensEa ts ii HVPET NY! TERETE EY ll peg these two and you take , I Frank Flees John Flynn Frank Forehand James Foss Jens FoxMaule Alan Foy Douglas Frank Warren Frank William Frank Michael French Donald Frye Brian Fulsom Roger Gaede Mark Gagnon Steven Galligher Richard Ganfield Hugo Garcetti Alvin Garwick 61 62 James Gaston Rolland Gilbert Philip Gaubis James Gillings Werner Gerbes David Glibbery Joseph Gerstle Douglas Gordon William Gest Robert Gould 1rs Thomas Gusta 1 c ith Grzinc Ke inger Carl Gretz in 1 Hard Danie ZI i Gregory Hall Donald Hall Clayton Haehl hael Hackett 1C M Thomas Hassett Ronald Hartnett John Hart 1son. Patrick Harr lan Tom Harpootl icks Michael Hindrickx id Hindr Dav dorn 1 Donald He Thomas Hayworth Andrew Hatley 63 Seniors Douglas Henne Michael Hetrick Edward Higbie Richard Hill Stephen Hill Dennis Hintz Eric Hirsch Michael Hodas Gary Holmes Edward Holtvluwer Bruce Hoppe Jack Horvath Lee Houde Jerome Howell Michael Hoyle Dennis Humphrey James Hunt 64 Michael Husar Ronald Husted Arthur Ickes George Irwin Marvin Isles Yoshinori Ito David Jarrell Thomas Jarvis Peter Jerabek Ellsworth Johnson Stephen Johnson Does she or doesn’t she? 65 Tracy Johnson Michael Jones Sidney Jones Joseph Joseph 4 ‘ 4 ' h i 5 y ' = ZAK G 4 ' ¥ WV . Peter Karbach cd } 5 3 ; 4 a eee a ee eee Lloyd Kaylor Terry Keele Gregory Kennedy Paul Kennedy Many people say you only take a Flint girl out for one reason ... 66 Glenn Kensicki Charles Keppel Alan Kerschner David Kersey David Kline Seniors Robert Klosterman Donald Knezovic Kenneth Knoll Jon Kolseth Bernd Kosiedowski Hank Kram Robert Krause Gary Kusumi Christopher LaBoskey John Lacy Timothy Lange Robert Langewisch Seniors smell ———— ara Peter Lewandowski Charles Lingeman Larry Litsey Donald Lobser Michael Losh Robert Luben Richard Luebcke Ronald Lusmann Edward MacDonald Edward Mackey Dennis Maddox Stuart Maitland Gerald Malen Paul Mancine | 68 Mm o a my E = ag) ow Sg 3 aa David Martin Marquart Dennis Mike Mattos Fred Martin They were this big! Ian Maver Robert Mau 69 Jimmy Mayne Ronald Mazara Joseph McClure Beverly McCullough Kevin McDermott Edward McKervey John McLellan Carl McMillin Daniel McNair i. Thomas McNeil Edward McPhillips Now Ill just shuffle the deck ... Joseph Medued Adrian Meier 70 Dennis Menlen Adrian Messer Russell Metzler Jeffrey Meyer Cameron Miller Seniors Dane Miller David Miller Robert Milz Willard Minns Richard Molly Richard Monkaba David Monnier Gary Moore Richard Moore Stephen Moore Phillip Motz Victor Mouttet Terry Muey 71 72 James Mulligan Alfred Murray Charles Mullins Gale Neff eniors Jorge Nunziata N, George Nurminen Robert Murday Robert Nicolai Gerald Nyquist Charles Murphy Ronald Nelson Arvin Odegaard James Ogle Gregory Olex Daniel Olive George Oliver August Olivier Douglas Olson Brian O’Neill Humberto Ortega Gene Oryszczak Tweet, tweet ... Antonio Pacheco Darryl Painter James Palma Gary Parker Richard Parrott Richard Pasky Robert Patterson Edward Pauly Mark Perlick Paul Perry James Petry Otto Pfahl Andrew Phares Keith Pieper Kenneth Pike Dennis Plackard Edward Pluskwa Douglas Plzak Warren Poslusny Gregory Pospiech John Price 74 Bohdan Pryjmak James Ragless Richard Rantilla Paul Reaume If I were a carpenter, and you were a lady ... Ronald Redella Richard Raber John Reed 75 Randall Rennpage Evan Reynolds Maurice Ribble Von Richards William Richardson Larry Ridge Stephen Ring Look Ma, three hands! Edward Rito Richard Roach 76 Paul Robinson Juan Roden Curtis Rodgers Armond Roman Gerald Rosen Seniors : James Rosen Harold Ross Ernesto Rowe Russel Ruprecht Richard Russell Gary Rutledge William St. Louis Murray Sandberg Rolf Sanger Joseph Santoro Marc Scharf Dell Schipper a. 78 Richard Schneider Robert Schreiber Douglas Schroder Kenneth Schulte Terry Schultz Seniors John Schupp Albert Schwobel Jean Seignac Christopher Shattock Kenneth Sine Kenneth Sipler James Sitco Peter Sjonger Joseph Smerdel Barry Smith David Smith 79 ay n o oe 2 S oo a2 as} = | A 3 = s nN 5 2) a 3 e ro i (a0) n ral oO Oo = S a 8 i (e (aj $ 3 © ra us = s 5. 8 g lo) oD) nN Nn i) N ro q i Le ao a ® s 3 E : iS) fe = g nH mn o g (a0) 5 eS ° a ae é is n de) a} = ss © 3 a Go = 2 3 3 lo) Ss 3 ad Ss Donald Smith 80 Stanley Staniszewski Timothy Stansbury Seniors James Stoebick Patrick Straney Eberhard Storch Helmut Stricker Robert Steinkamp James Stewart Roger Stricker Karl Steinmann Richard Stewart Rodger Stotz Jurg Strub Robert Steuber Bradley Stine Thomas Sublett James Thomas Stacy Thompson James Tanzola Donald Thornell John Taylor Carl Toeppner —— saan Lo ’ Stephan Toth 81 Michael Trego Robert Tsukayama Larry Tufford Alexander Turley This ball just has to go in. William Underwood James Valicevic Leon Valvekens Jacob Vander Schee Frans Van Ostaeyen Dennis Van Sicklen Ricardo Vines 82 David Robert Walker James Warren Roy Walter Lester Wamsley Dudley Wass Thomas Watkins Harold Western Earl Werner Frank Werner John Weir Bruce Wentzel 83 =_ I Cliffton Whisner Charles White James White William White James Wiemels John Wiley Erik Williams William Windscheif Herbert Winkelmann A typical classroom panorama. 84 David Winterbottom Dean Woodard Peter Yakimowich Jeffrey Young Arnis Zarins Richard Zalar Andrew Zeck Anthony Wroblewski Eric Wylie Craig Young Graham Young Seniors John Zitko Peter Zumbroich 85 . eS ee cee - iy : (Aina = a i Ay Technically, you don’t need half this junk. 88 REGISTRATION TURN LEFT. FOLLOW ARROWS 10 GYM THRU THE ENCNELR ING SHO, DVIAOM2 OF AAAA 22hAl) acer $99 for these? What a way to start a section. The signing of trivial forms in triplicate. Registration FULL PAYMENT ONLY 387. 00 Wow! How about exchanging addresses? 89 90 Students need to let off steam. aot Cafeteria crankers. Who says studying is hard? stipe tte . : . e RAO OO PROG AKAN AONE: A cup of coffee to make up. 91 oe oe ee AR EEN RTE RES enna ROT SENS The City of Flint, Michigan How often did you visit the Royal? 93 94 Student Gatherings ‘ : . s us RS ES He Re 2% ig RR EIT oe - AAA AEE LOE A AD SO AMMBL LBA ALANS Gymnasium gathering for volleyball championship. Duane Lewis, 1967-1968 sophomore class president. Il J - Freshmen gather in the auditorium for their “Introduction to GMI” session. The Senior Class in A-section, under Gary Cullen, discusses their farewell activities. ills. Jim Hettenhouse, Junior Class president, leads the discussion on next year’s first Senior meeting. 96 new Finally, you find the acceleration of Z with respect to B. The atmosphere as well as the dress is more casual on Saturday. This Numerical Control machine is part of the more advanced machinery in | the school. MALO es Professor Cox relates how he used to dunk the ball. Mrs. Brown of Smith Bridgemans initiates “Doc” Baker into a new society. 98 wea cee e ( Student Relat! Betty Warner greets everyone with a happy smile. Claude Greeno—the students “merry man.” Fs : ; i ; HUMANITY MAJORS Dr. Kubany, Assistant Director of Student Relations. ee ee Assistant Director of Student Relations and Activities, Harry P. McKinley. Our girls in the office, Mary Walder and Dorothy Lance. 99 nderclassmen Labs 6967, 6968, 6969, .... An exciting experiment. Here goes nothing! 100 Freshmen welding lab. 101 Girls Always a welcome sight to GMI is a new fe- male employee. This year, in Computer Ser- vices and the Library, some new and pretty faces greeted the students. Sandy Bowles and Kathy Carter work in the Library. 102 Lek pcgaiiomik i Sue Brown, key punch operator in Computer Services. 103 4 ainsi en aan J al Even GMI volley ball has its “ups and downs.” GMIA and Theta Tau battle it out. Greg Hall, of Theta Xi, spikes for a sure point. 104 cee eX PE acy Foteecegabor inc The Pikes, Terry Lanker, thoroughly ee : confuses ATO. 105 y an electrical panel. E.E.’s stymied b Freshmen chemistry lab. 106 Mr. Campbell’s metals lab. Shovel it in, boys. Plastic—a material of the future. 107 : | Tournament Basketball The Delts plan strategy for their semi-final bout against SAR. Action basketball. % wn laconic sees htnetnsttnatsdeboinoean Sea Tae he t High flying Ron Swan flips in a pass. Brochik and Bennett battle for the ball in the F match. ijl -Phi Delt semi-final 109 GMTE Elections The GMTE elections are held during A-3 and B-3 of each year. About three weeks prior to election day, the candidates for the various offices begin hanging campaign posters in the halls of the school. As the day of elections approach the walls become so crowded that hardly a square inch of wall space is left. The elected offices are: GMTE President, Senior Class President, Junior Class President, Sophomore Class President, Representative-at-Large, Activ- ities Council Chairman, Athletics Council Chairman, Publi- cations Council Chairman and Social Council Chairman. 110 wiaics gar Foe wet Parte PETTEREE BT R guste Bat Mixer Dances Linda Olin, GMI secretary, swings. The pleasure of a dance. Moving to the wild sound! Oh, yeah! 112 How about a seduction? Swinging Techers “Mnnnnnn ..... ”? 113 The ocial ouncil resents The Towncriers. The New Christy Minstrels. fecvesioe ed MeO instrel. isty M Vickie, a New Chr 1 The Pack provides music for a mixer dance. 3 G oO i= ® cq = Na Sy oO o q fH ® Q oo mal ae) 5 i! S = o cS Isl Huncie and the Entertainers. ies, aaa emt ott ome | ao RY VW ‘OF ijn Construction at an earlier date. 2. ea i ES a Residence Hall and Campus Center. Residence Hall Future Thoroughfare. 117 GMTE Basketball Club Star Ron Swan goes in for a layup. During the past year a new club was organized at GMI, the GMTE Basketball Club. The main purpose of the club is to provide an opportunity for any student athlete to increase his participation in basketball be- yond that of the regular intramural program. This objective is accomplished by scheduling several basket- ball games with other colleges in the area. The club’s activities also serve as a “feeler” to determine the feasi- bility of a future intercollegiate sports program for GMI. Six games were scheduled for the first season of the young club. Among our opponents were Central Michi- gan Univ., Aquinas College, Flint J.C., and the Flint U of M branch. The games were limited to either the freshman or junior varsity squads from these schools. SSR oN ¥ 4 Jeff Meyer fights for a rebound. Victories were scored against Flint J.C. and U. of M., while the size and conditioning of Central and Aquinas proved to be too much. The able assistance of Coach Lee Middleton (below) helped tremendously in the develop- ment of our GMTE squad, which numbered 12 to 16 men in each section. Student support of the team was also good both for home and away games. Although the win-loss record for the first season is not impressive, the success of the club proved to be in the right direction. A true evaluation of the club, how- ever, can only come after a few years of experience. With the availability of fine athletes and increased stu- dent support, we hope to increase the collegiate atmo- sphere at GMI in the near future. Ome tanrracerv Daryl] Painter and Don Thornell jump for the ball. U of M player pulls in one of their few rebounds. 119 PSS OR Pi Kappa Alpha band entertains for scenerama. Scenerama The GMTE ski club. SENG SO 275 ChEWEV CLUTCH Matic Yale suse One of the entries in the tournament takes the hard way to the green. The proper way to start a match is by shaking hands. Golf ee ae oe 123 Dear God. Well, it’s a fixture for taking gas, of course! The men apply practical knowledge gained from studying at the Sigma Chi Bowl. 124 Techer’s Education The need for a break. SARACEN 125 oie 126 Baseball The major sport during summer evenings is baseball. Teams from both fraternities and inde- pendents compete for the championship. Scenes on these two pages are typical of the usually hard-won victories. 127 I His: HEE i Ld 128 SESS 129 Wrestling, Bowling, and Ping-Pong Winter’s Indoor Sports Theta Tau is led to the ping pong championship by Mike Faye. d x ots John Lines rolls as Theta Xi wins three out of four bowling tourneys. 130 Start of the tournament! Ouch! 131 Swimming and Track A very busy place on the day of the Track Meet was the First Aid Sta- tion. snnasisienirnnne’ 132 Revises: dis PMP OD : sire ae GMTE Picnic One of the traditional events of summer is the GMTE picnic. Some students say that the picnic, held at Flushing Park, is well attended because of the good lunch that is served afterwards. The after- noon includes such events as a soccer game between the local and overseas students, horseshoes, volley- ball, and the egg toss. Highlight of the afternoon is the faculty vs. senior slow pitch softball game. An added event at this year’s picnic was the beer can throwing contest. oh % ie me? A ae tp GMI’s favorite teacher, Reggie Bell, was one of the strongest contestants. ke , one of the coeds, tries her luck at throwing a beer can. Dr. Rodes was one of the key men on the faculty’s team. 135 Fraternity The Happy Moment” ee Queen January and her court. Awaiting the final decision. 136 The eleven lovely sweethearts. January Eckert. iful Queen A beaut ns oO - ELE LIM Tests Tests mean the end of the semester, but for some they mean the end of their days at General Motors Institute. Pictured on these pages are Freshmen taking apti- tude tests. Their expressions are typical of the ones seen on students faces during 139 Sa ‘A’ Section’s presiding officers accept the awards at the IF Banquet. 142 Lambda Chi house across from Mott Golf Course. IFC and Houses Work Together The Interfraternity Council works in conjunction with the administration to coordinate and advise the eleven national fraternities on campus. IFC sponsored events during the year include the IF Banquet and the IF Ball. At the IF Banquet each year the IFC presents the awards to the fraternities which excelled during the previous year in athletics, scholarship, pledge achieve- ment, and other areas. 143 Theta X1 Moves Into a New House 1967-68 school year was the last for the men of Theta Xi at 713 Ste- vens Street. Theta Xi, one of the younger fraternities on cam- pus, began as the Cooperative Students’ Association in 1953 and became the Michigan Gamma Chapter of Kappa Sigma Kappa on July 10, 1954. When Theta Xi and Kappa Sigma Kappa merged on August 22, 1962, the present Kappa Sigma Chapter of Theta Xi Fraternity was formed. The 1966-67 school year was quite successful in all phases of their college life for the men of Theta Xi. They won the IFC Scholarship Award for the third Consecutive year and finished first in pledge achieve- ment. In the sports field, Theta Xi won bowling tourna- ments, finished high in basketball, and won many mi- nor tournaments. In addition, Kappa Sigma Chapter finished fifth nationally in 1966-67 for the Memorial Award, the outstanding chapter award. A number of men have been quite successful indivi- dually, also. One brother was initiated into Alpha Tau Iota, three into Alpha Phi Gamma, and three into the Robots. Theta Xi’s long dream is nearing its realization because their new chapter house on Sunset Drive is scheduled for completion early in the summer of 1968. The house and other signs portend a bright future for Theta Xi at GMI. The new Theta Xi house as it looked near completion. 144 } JAMES 4. THOMAS Wi F KERSEY z aTIS £ RODGERS TIMOTHY EPPS FRANK J Vanner PRYT F ‘ OW = ROBERT ff rane ee PRES GENT RE AS Da SEC JAMES £. ZAMJARN | eS bee LL. PALS P =F) General AMlotors 1 : ——— Unstitute THOMAS R. HOWE SM. KERN MICHSEL J. KRIHA DAVID W. MILLING TON PETER J TABOLT TIMOTHY M. ORBAN HOWARD 8 HAROLD | = i cotta AM M. MURR A’ JOHN WACKERMAN ROBERT £ GARY SCHIRTZINGER DONALD M, RIACH | i 1 DAVIS MABEL, FHOMAS E. JALOSS JOMN E LIMES TOM £ DIBBLE RIC, 2A. OXVDGRAERE RICHARD FE SWAYZE JOSEPH 1, TAYLOR ROBERT J. JORDAN MCRAE TA MOL The Sadie Hawkins party was presented by the 1968 pledges. ; Theta Xi’s 1968 Sweetheart— Miss Nola Beaver. She became ; Mrs. Robert Schreiber in August. : 145 Sigma Nu Ends a Successful Year The past year has seen the men of Sigma Nu en- gaged in an extensive public relations program which included the annual YMCA boy’s camp project, Christ- mas Party, Easter Egg Hunt, and Spaghetti Dinner and Car Wash. Completion of the new addition provided four more study rooms, and opened the door to extensive reju- venation of the older portion of the house to the varying tastes of the brothers. Four of Sigma Nu’s seven ATI initiates won this years Sigma Chi Bowl, and Miss January Eckart, Sigma Nu’s Sweetheart, was selected IF Ball queen. The year’s social calendar was highlighted by an interse ction party with Sigma Chi, and the annual senior-sponsored Road Rally. Sigma Nu’s Sweetheart — Miss January Eckart. The annual Sigma Nu car wash. Dan Skeen attempts to keep cool during studies. 146 3 seem beencstrsnimeanment arenas bs eee seit Tce = i DESRA N. HERBST LARRY K. RIDGE DAVID W. SWANSON GENE R. ORYSZCZAK RICHARD L. SCHNEIDER DONALD L. WEBSTER ROBERT A.GOULD JR. GEORGE E. OLIVER CHARLES C. MURPHY THOMAS J. DONNAN RICHARD J. PASKY DANE A. MILLER ERIC 1. HIRSCH | How presences Daeates 1 sae en seen at estaae j PAT RICK J. DULIN WILLIAM A. WANG JAMES R. MULLIGAN DANIEL M.GRAVES JE EOWARD McPHILLIPS JR, ROBERT G, STONER LT. GOMMBNDER REGOROER RECORLER MICHAEL LOSH CHARLES 0D. JAMES DARYL F. BUNTLEY MICHAEL J. YOUNG VICE COMMANGER COMMANDER TREASURER TREASURER AT COMMANDER Sigma Nu ihe R. CHARLES BALMER ROBERT J. SWARTZ NEIL M. SHATTLES DON W. BIRDSALL KEITH J. GRZINCIC 8 $e MICHAEL P.TREGO FRANK A. MILO JOHN A. BOQUIST PAUL G. SHEMKOVITZ DENNIS E SKEEN General Motors Institute me MICHAEL J. JERBIC WILLIAM S. ANSERT WILLIAM R. FISHER LEWIS E. MATTSON DANIEL E.WARRELL TOMMY L. LYMAN GAMES E. HACKETT : S| j | err esererrasenee be | wgeicoat A ti we: aoa - ace. Reson 2 ee oY eet score ay nated = Ee se LEE T. CRAIN JR. EDWARD H.VESTRAND ALBERT DARLINGTON WESLEY M.VIILO ROBERT W.BROWN GSERNARD N.DeWITT HAROLD P.McNEELY DAVID H. HARRY ROBERT M. BURTON NORMAN D.HOFFMAN DONALD A. BERGH pwiGHT D. BRANNON DONALD D. DeMOTTE ABVISOR AOVISOR aGgY ® ADVISOR BOVE fi AdVISOS LARRY D. DIXON GARY G. SNIDER MARK A.STECK JOSEPH J SPERANZA PATRICK T.KARNEY OAVIO P. BEHNKE JOHN W. HAMES dOHN M GUNZ BURGER JACK W KALL MEYER RICHARD CAWTHRAY STEVEN APPLEGATE WILLIAM R PRICHARD ROBERT E- ELLIS Feaciecwal Composite Service. Ine Unca New Tork | A friendly card game is a favorite form of re- laxation. 147 148 Sigma Chi Maintains National Distinction For the third consecutive year, the brothers of Zeta Theta Chapter of Sigma Chi have captured the coveted J. Dwight Peterson Award, the highest award for an ac- tive chapter of Sigma Chi. Activities at GMI found the active participation of the Sigs. Sigma Chi took third place basketball and baseball points in B-2 and B-4, and swept the swimming meet in A-4. Brothers holding office this year as Athletic Council Chairman and Junior Class President in A-Sec- tion and IFC President in B-Section brought further fra- ternal representation to the GMI campus. Co-operating with the community of Flushing, the brothers of Zeta Theta aid in the yearly Red Feather and Cancer drives along with such ambitious projects as painting the ceiling of the police station. Major property developments for the year include the construction of a garage by the pledge class and clearing of the “back forty.” The football game between the members and houseguests was a tough contest. Sweetheart Judy Gratsch. Repairing the banister during a work session. 4 : : + ; ne est : i i i . _— iL. HENRY LL. KRAM t CRAMBO DAV IT HENDRICKS. JGHN Ff HART S L G REAUME i KAPPLER £ JEFFREY DAUCHER ROBERT E KRAUSE JAMES ©. CiRAaR RAYMOND F. BALSERZSK £ B E JOHN £ ARUANA } | | : j | - ae = Moccnescemsarncter mal Fh stcer cre mo , 5. eee H moonaccict | fam = i i : ae DAVID J. DECKER ERNEST M.RYAN JR. DARRYL J DELEQNAROIS KENNETH N. KOKKO DOUGLAS W HENNE LOUIS G. GAWALEK ROOGER 2 5ST TERANCE J SCHULTZ GREGORY F EXNER JACK K HORVATH TERRY J. Mi DUGALL JOSEPH D SERVICK MERTEN K IMSTEAD UR THOMAS 8 WATKINS. ANHOT ATOR STEWSRO t REASURTR WAG: STER QUAESTOR CON SRL CONSUL ExECS PRO CONSUL PRO CONSUL QUAE STOR MAGISTER TREASURER STEWARD ANRHSTRITOR i . : a am i. - = i i i 2 GERALO 2 FOLEON TERRENCE MLC. DAVID L. AL BANO WILLIAM G. PGULOS CHRISTOPHER BRIDGEMAN TERRY L. THOMAS va : Sustitute entre L sabres a an I. vo - i icone A kalasss aod | CAVID K. JENKING JAMES R.HONGSON ROBERT ©. GORECK! TERRANCE F MATEJEWSKI CARL H VISCONTI RICHARD VG NOMES P. “ATRICK F F ii { Hot | j = wees x ae a siocssemnsi! = it i - } i . } JOHN F SCRWEIKERT ROBERT SNYDERS NICHOLAS P DARIO HAROLD O. HA: TY JR. GEORGE J SODERMAN IN HIRCHERT BENJAMEN J RUDDOCK E SUEF WILLIAM H. COX WESLEY J. TRATHE a R. WEBER ACK B BOKAL : i AOVIGOR ADVISOR a5yvisar ROUSE COMP PRESIDENT Sweet Heart SR FACULTY ADVISOR ROVISOR Aoyisce Adyi sor i ALAN 3 ANDERSON OONALD £. TENSON TH JAMES A. RUMENTK DAO | AGOFT BLAIR L HARBER BOYO W CRYER Frarecsieh Sioenentite Rereicae Os hing, Hes Vek The Sigma Chi house in Flushing. 149 SAE Excels Scholastically The men of SAE enjoyed another good year. The brothers followed tradition with continued athletic prowess and spirited community service projects, and this year were very happy to rise to the top scholasti- cally. Community service projects were many and di- verse, ranging from hosting orphans at the Policeman’s Annual Country and Western Show, to helping with the Flint International Institute’s annual Fiesta. Again this year, SAE was well represented in school activities: the Social Council Chairman, the Ath- letic Council Chairman, the Representative-at-Large, five council managers, and three club presidents were Sig Alphs. Four of the brothers were Robots, and three were ATT. Among the social happenings of the year were the fabulous Ski Weekend, the Family Weekend, the Presi- dents’ Party, the Alumni Weekend, and the Grad Ball Party. Again following tradition, the Sig Alphs look proudly back and eagerly forward. SAE Sweetheart j coal The Sig Alph house on Beecher Road. The vast trophy room at SAE. EMINENT WARDEN GHARLES E. DUCHEK JR ott 5 KENNETH G. DOSE NBACH EMINENT CORRESPONDENT JEFFREY W. BAINTER: EMINENT CHAONICLER RONALD D. MULLER EMINENT TREASURER RIGHARD C. DuCHARME CLIFFORD J. ENDERLE JOHN C. SCHUPP WILLIAM P JACOBS EMINENT HERALO DENNIS F, KINGSBURY EMINENT RECORDER W RONALD OVER BONALD C. SALATICH EMINENT ARCHOR EMINENT ARCHON WILLIAM R. PLANT WILLIAM €. SHERMAN EDWARD J. BADSTUBER RICHARD A. PROHOCK GARY L. CLARK EMINENT TREASURER EMINENT CHROKICLER EMINENT CORRESPONDENT ENIRENT WARDEN EMINENT RECORDER Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sepia es J PATRICK J. HEENAN RICHARD PAUL BAGOZZI GERALD A. ROSEN ENSNENT HERALO F. MICHAEL BUOD RONALD H. FURSTNAU G WILLIAM GAARDER JR MICHAEL 8. BELDEN seagate CRAIG A. YOUNG GENE RANDOLPH General Motors | Institute | ee fe eR MENGE Se SEE z ee SEER sit = I RICHARD J.DuMONT WARREN P. POSLUSNY BRUCE W. HOPPE ees 4 DONALD A. HEIMBURGER DOUGLAS W. STERRETT JOHN € PHIPPS GREG R. PAPP MICHAEL C MELDRUM ion The SAE house presents a serene look in winter. JEFFREY D. WERNER JERRY b HOTUUAD JAMES M. FORDYCE CHARLES J. SAHRBECK JR. SAMUEL R. BAUMGARTNER JAMES €. LYONS ADVISOR ALFRED L. ARNOLD ADVISOR ROGER E. SUMP VICTOR A. DORSTEN ADVISOR ADVISOR ADVISOR TIMOTHY P. MANGAN PAUL H CLAT é RORANDOLPH DAVID P DIETRICH dAMES M. FORR eae Mike Budd takes a healthy cut. 151 152 pi iim=m«a-«um_i Ce Se sein ani The Pike house of the future. PIKE’s Sweetheart Miss Elaine Steinhelper. Fire Truck Hilites Year for Pikes Pi Kappa Alpha is a national Greek letter social fra- ternity with a history with roots deep in the past of the south. The “Pikes” had their beginning at the University of Virginia, Sunday evening, March 1, 1868. Zeta Alpha chapter now observes with honor here at GMI, one hundred years of tradition. Phi Kappa Epsilon, a local fraternity of GMI, be- came a chapter of the vast national fraternity system on November 10, 1963. More recently, one of the distinguished alumni from the local days, and a member of the national has at- tained the top post in General Motors. Ed Cole, during the latter part of 1967, became president of GM. At Pi Kappa Alpha, the dream of a decade has fin- ally reached the point of reality. During 1968, plans were finalized to build the new house on Beecher and Linden Roads. The senior class has given to Zeta Alpha chapter the dream of every Pike. They have restored a 1941 Chevro- let fire engine. This machine is the informal mascot of Pi Kappa Alpha. New is the word for the Pikes in 1968. 715 EAST ST. 153 Fuji Wins Athletic Trophy This year the men of Phi Gamma Delta have partici- pated in athletics, community service and social events, as well as maintaining a respectable grade average. Our annual Easter Egg Hunt, Christmas Party, March of Dimes campaign and various other projects were held as community service projects. Again this year, our Moth- er’s Day weekend proved to be a success and provided entertainment for all. Because of the weekend’s success, a Father’s Day weekend was added. Our Social Calendar this year was noted especially by our Rush Party and ia Fiji Island Party, as well as several other parties held throughout the year. Miss FIJI 1968— Mary Martin. a? FIJI Island prepares for visitors. Horseplay can help relieve the tensions of school. 154 The FIJI booth at the Welcome Freshmen Dance. | DONALD E. HALL JOHN J RONAYNE JERRY R. BLEVINS DENNIS 4 SLACK OWN W. CARTER DENNIS L. PLACKARD DERRYL R.SARRINGER LARRY A. DIETZ GARY Y KUSUM! PHILLIP A GAVBIS DAVID L. SMITH GARY A. CULLEN DOUGLAS 8 TUPLING ROBERT A OLSRUD LARRY L. BROCKE OLIVE COMPTRELLE PLEDGE MASTER PLECGE MASTER “THEA SORER TREASBRER VIDE PRESIDENT PRESIDENT SECRETARY SECRETARY HOUSE MANAGER MOUSE MSNAGER KISTERIAN MISTOR ISS leer sulle Si : : cosas : : WESLEY C. DAVIDSON TIMOTHY A. PAIALAN 1 Y ALLAN SMITH STEWARE STEWARD Hosevese strane f IN LARRY 8. WOODWAHD LOUIS W. DENNEY | | BS A. WASSALO JR. KENNETH G MacKGOL BICHARD W. AL ON ELON L.CLARK LAWRENCE q GERALD T GREG AOV:SOR ADVISOR ADVISOR AOYISGR seusprommtaercinannnictonae ssl J : ia ROBERT S.MacKOOL STEVEN G MeCORD 1. SLOAN JAMES W RAPP 155 156 RICKARD A KAY BEALKO ALBERT F CELLA JIMMY ©. MAYNE ROGER E. STRICKER G WAYNE BENSON ROBERT O.MURDAY ARTHUR J OEIERLE me ASURER VICE PRESIDENT PRESIDENT PRES) OENT VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER REC SECRETARY £ORGE K NURMINEN PLEDGE MASTER AEC SECRETARY RONALD G SWAN RICHARD K WHITE HISTORIAN og as eae? General Motors Dustitute AMES 0. GRASS CHARLES W KRUEGER PATRICK W McCARTHY WILLIAM C BISNACK THOMAS B BOYD DAVID C. MILLER “GLENN D KENSICKI i i — i ce ig a nn Ue wenn! i DAVID H GELONECK RICHARD C. BOLCZAK WILLIAM J. CHRISTEN IZ FRANK C. EIFLER UR. ARNE HOLT JOSEPH K.OAVENPORT LOUIS K. KOTT ADVISOR aovisor AOWISOR od ‘sae ee = RICHARD G CONRAD KENNETH F ORLOWSKi ROBERT J. STULTS = — ————-— : — 1 — WILBUR A ROBARGE STEVENL 9 JAMES FR ZIEGLER ROBERT A ROESENER LAURENCEA BROWN KELLY J SNYDER seemed | —— - i PRANK W. BROOKS MARK V SHIMELONIS BRUCE T BECK meee 2 = - DALE £ CLAUDEPERRE PAUL N LOMAS SAMUEL J HOOT ROBERT . LIPSET FREDERICK F FEITEL CHUCK M TAYLOR JOHN $ GOLISZEWSKI THOMAS 0 COOK THOMAS W.MURPHY MICHAEL u HALE JOHN J. SAMAK IAN ko = _ = — A — — noon | — 4 = = = W. ALAN LEVIVOKE ELMER F TYLER ROBERT A BUSFIELD BRUCE E. WIGTON RICHARD J EICHENBERG DAVID J. MORAN HAROLD M. ROSS PLEDGE MASTER RICHARD J MICHAL SKI ALUMM) SECRETARY MAX € REEVE DONALD J. ARMSTRONG VICTOR ¥ TURK Ass TREASURER a MICHAEL LITWICK! MARK H. BLANKENSHIP TIMOTHY A. LOGSOON ROONEY C.DRIGGETT GREGORY M. STULTZ ROGER D SAND DAVID A. VALLEY JERRY F JACKSON LARRY 8 BIKE Freneromt Compouite Sareea. ine Unsere Mowe Fach, Ty 1968 Sweetheart: Miss Vicki Barringer. Studying is an important part of fraternity life. | : % The approach to the house of Phi Delt. Phi Delts Appear = Strong in Future The 1967-1968 school year has been another mile- stone in the history of the Michigan Delta Chapter of Phi Delta Theta. In endeavoring to round out their lives, the men of Phi Delt have participated in all aspects of life, including athletics, community service, scholastics, and many social and school activities. Phi Delts’ efforts in these areas were culminated with the recognition of finishing second for the Outstanding Fraternity Award. In addition, the men of Phi Delt were recognized for their outstanding work in service to the community by the Guy R. Cowing Award. Also contributing to the suc- cess of this school year was a third place finish in schol- arship. Fraternity life of course would not be complete without a Sweetheart, and Michigan Delta is proud to present Miss Vicki Barringer as the Sweetheart of Phi Delta Theta. 157 158 SHERMAN J Miss heart. THOMAS A a FRED H. SIMMONDS TIMOTHY L. HARRINGTON RICHARD V ZALAR i MICHAEL @ ANTONICK FREDERICK A BRAMAN JAMES zc NIGH KAPPA UPDEGRAFF KENNETH S.L JEF FREY JAMES M CHEEK THOMAS Louise Oeder, CARSON NICH HIGH DELTA HIGH TAL BRIAN V SMITH JOHN E. HANSEN GERRY RUIHLEY MARSHALL MICHAEL K ROBERSON CHAEL , PAUL H. RANSON 1968 Sweet- THADOEUS C GREKOWICZ mt A i ROBERT C. WALKER JAMES R TA NZOLA JOEL 2 LAPOINTE PETER A JERABEK RICHARD € FANCY MICHAEL L. BURTON DONALD N. AILEY wigk TAU MEGM DELTA MARK A KOTH MiGH GAMMA BRIAN P ONEILL BRIAN AINSWORTH EOWIN C. STOREY WILLIAM J CONNELLY PHILLIP 0. LUGGER wian Bera HIOH GAMMA HIGh BETA WiGM ALPHA WidH ALPHA GBambda Chi Alpha STEPHEN W ANDERSON — tr General Motors Sustitute ROBERT 0. LANG in a 4 b Ae 2 ee AMES M FIELDS ek HWNSON JOSEPH O. McGINNIS aDy) SOR ADVISOR WI PL ADVISOR AMES H. PYNE ALAN L.MANDEVILLE RICHARO AGVISOR DENNIS R STEVANUS DALE E. KRUSCHKE CRAK W VAN VOORHIES G RICHARD HAYES ROBERT N SNODGRASS JOCK W HUNDERTMARK THOMAS A ZAWATSKY RICHARD A ANDERSON MICHAEL B WIGH KAPPA HIGH PK GEORGE W HALL GARY R. LOCKE fraterne® Componite Secviea, ve rua New York Lambda Chi Moves Into New House Lambda Chi’s new house on Sunset Drive. The brothers of Lambda Chi Alpha have moved into their long hoped for new house on Sunset Drive across the street from the Mott Golf Course. The house is a great step forward including many improvements used on other houses and is the first fraternity at GMI to have a climate control unit. The house was occupied A-1 of this year and has started a vast rebuilding stage in the fraternity. The growth of the chapter has been shown by the doubling of the membership in one year. The year has been filled with community service projects, including work at Whaley Childrens’ Home. Socially, the major events were a ski weekend at Caber- fae and a canoe trip on the Manistee River. This year’s Crescent Girl for the chapter is Miss Louise Oeder. he Card games provide relaxation for the Brothers and pledges. 159 160 Delt Spirit Shines Throughout Year Epsilon Iota Chapter of Delta Tau Delta Fraternity was formed from the local Gamma Mu Tau on March 23, 1963. For the past three years, Epsilon Iota Chapter has been named as one of the top ten chapters of Delta Tau Delta. This constitutes the highest honor bestowed upon the undergraduate chapters by the national. For the second year in a row Epsilon was named as the recipient of the most outstanding fraternity award at GMI. This award is based on scholarship, athletics, community service, and various other fields of fraternity endeavors. The brotherhood can also list among its achievements first place in the annual Greek Sing for both “A” and “B” sections. ah i J GLE WILLIAM A WHIPPLE M MICHAEL JONES JAMES © CHESTNUT Melta Cau Delta Epsilon Jota Chapter io ® as _— S coat r: 4 M MICHAEL FR. CLOWE RONALO J. ORAKE —— i STEPHEN J. SUTTLE James R_ FELT yr { General Motors : Institute 5 | Racor am wrenches aaron — = =: J t - se Scomeenarsne Tanners: rat fears —L JONATHAN P. FERGUSON LYNN N.PINKERMAN WILLIAM J. Von TIEM GEORGE E GRIFFITH JAMES D. WATSON OUOLEY C wASsS I TOM A. FITZSIMMONS SANDY A. BENNETT GARY L. ROBERTSON JOHN M. SNYDI - tom wncastrene! boas aseeneneneteesnaienct ER PHILLIP . BALOWIN STEPHEN SHASSBERGER a a “ $ Se at T tz — ase L 2 poe DONALD F EARY CHARLES L TUTT UR E BERNARO A SHINKEL cage benetrsemene roma EOWARD P.LEISS RICHARD F AYERS JIM P. WALTON CLARK A ae hoa =roerm a i L Roser nemcroniiaben tect JOHN PAUL STEINES ALLEN J. GREEN LOEFFERT C DONALO CUNNINGHAM MICHAEL L JULIUS ALBERT R. TAKACH REED BROADWAY GEORGE S KERIS ace — cen © cette - A = cos FRANK M TAYLOR LLOYD H. GOODING JR. ROBERT T. NICHOLSON 1 | 3 — a — ee Wowie sere res aan Licensees ntl Benno esneoces J heen oe aa 4 TONALD W. ULRICH CRAIG TUNGET TERRY J PAHLS JOSEPH FRAVENHEIM J MICHAEL FROSSARD ALAN F WILINSK! REGINALO C_ BURI Frenerrel Commpanine Service ine { % Bray, ) ns : | 4 ¢ 5 fu a 7 i| ce | ie see ee ‘ AD ae oe wl Sexless | — . 2 : Two Brothers provide some entertainment at a Delt party. Chapter Sweetheart: Miss Ellen Benefial. 161 162 WILLIAM AUGUST OLIVIER PLEDGE MASTER MICHAEL J. CUBBIN G. MERTZ STEPHEN L MANAGER i ROBERT D. SALYER KENNETH A. PIKE u ADRIAN DEN HAAN JR PRESIDENT OHN H. PERCY socemise rama t L MARK J. HITCHINS SOCIAL CHAIRMA JOHN M. FLYNN RUSHING —_ nent | ATE | LFRED P o€BUHR ANTHONY P WROBLEWSK! i ROY A. KOSKINEN FINANCIAL ADVISOR —_ - . WILLIAM V. SINES ADVISOR A caressed 2 KARL M. STEINMANN EMORY E. McGINNIS JR. CHARLES J. GORECKI PRESIDENT sec Berta ot DONALD C.BERAN ADV SOR JAMES F HUFFMAN SR FACULTY ADVISOR SECRETARY ri | seem RONALD A. MEEGAN RUSHING CHAIRMAN i KENNETH E€. LARZELERE ADV +SOR ETARY GARY L. CROSBY SOCIAL CHAIRMAN mtcuremenernt bans RICHARD W. LUEBCKE JR mal | The beautiful Beta house in Fenton. DENNIS BRUCE A. TESMER Hew ROBERT S. KALUPA JAMES R_ VALICEVIC ROBERT M_ ATKINS Fraternal Compasite Service, Ine Utica, New York A sunny afternoon on the beach. The Beta bus provides transportation to and from school. Betas Are Strong in Politics The Delta Eta Chapter of Beta Theta Pi was initially a local fraternity founded in 1953. From several places of residence within Flint, the Be- tas moved to their present location near Fenton, south of Flint. The Beta house is situated on eight acres of land on Lake Fenton, a popular summer recreation spot for the entire Flint area. Included on the land is a baseball field, ample space for foot- ball and a large new recreation room. In addition to their own facilities, the Beta’s also make full use of the lake for swimming, skiing and sailing in the summer, and ice-boating in the winter. The Beta’s also have an unusually strong fraternal spirit. With the relatively small capac- ity (30 men) of their house, a powerful bond has been established among the total membership. While they historically do well in scholastics, athletics, and public service, they have been most outstanding in school politics. The Betas are devoted to the concept of the development of the complete, well-rounded indi- vidual, and the creation of the memories and friendships which four years of a young man’s life deserve. 163 164 oe ie o - a Chuck Maitland about to set up a spike. Miss Barbara Hamilton, 1967-68 Sweetheart. ATO Culminates Another Good Year ; AS The ATO cheering section at a basketball game. Since its founding, September 28, 1926, Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity has been active in GMI Student Ac- tivities. This year ATO’s have been prominent in lead- ership, scholarship, and athletics. Several men of Alpha Tau Omega have held offices in GMTE this past year, and have been leaders in the IFC and FFBA. Most notable amongst the ATO’s is Ed Ivey, one of this years winners of the coveted Albert Sobey Award. Besides their work within the school, the men of ATO work externally. Most notable of all their Public Relations projects is their work with the Big Brother organization. The “ATO Classic” and “ATO 500” pro- vide an opportunity for all other students at GMI to view the type of work and spirit carried on by men of Alpha Tau Omega. a ROBERT J. KLOSTERMAN STUART MAITLAND ROGER E, EOGINGTON CARL L.TOEPPNER STAN 4. STANISZEWSKI GALE E, NEFF MICHAEL D. DION WILLIAM E. GAUMAN RICHARD P. DOHERTY THOMAS T DINGO JOSEPH A. PSENKA RICHARO 8 ROACH uate ues: bara he come = woes cov accra : i = a = BRUCE D. NEWTON JAMES A. ANTOLINE JOHN FEDOTOTSKIN DONALD VELTMAN CARL M, ADEMA DANIEL L. PRZYGOCKI JAMES N. JANOWIAK WILLIAM H, FRANK RICHARD G. PARROTT ROBERT G HUBER JAMES L, MURPHY DARWIN D. McVAY ROBERT €.SOMMER STEVE H. WEFLEN SOT. AY ARNS HOUSE MANAGER HISTORIAR SECRETARY COMPTROLLER Vie PRESIDENT PRESIDENT PRESIOENT ¥iCE PRESIDENT COMPTROLLER SECRETARY HIS TORIAM HOUSE MANAGER SGT. AT ARMS i @AVIE G. BLIGHT DAVID A. SKIVEN KENNETH R. HETZER DOUGLAS W. HATHAWAY = EDOIE © IVEY 1 ry YOHN 1. BUCHANAN CHRIS KNUDSEN ARTHUR J. PAGE DAVIO V HIRSBRUNNER MICHAEL G.KENT DUANE R, LEWIS WILLIAM H RAMSEYER 8RUCE 0. PETERSON STEVEN H. SCHEERH CANIEL FR. DILTS KENNETH BOWMAN DEV BORCHERT CHRISTOPHER E KULAS HENRY 0. KOWA DONALD BOYD JR. MARLEY J Ai © HAMMOND NORMAN R ROOBOL ADY:S0R ADVISOR SEHIOK AOVISOR ADVISOR ADVISOR AOVISOR | 1 2 | iH i ACHAEL. H. NAAS THOMAS A. BARRETT = PAUL t $8 as % PHILIP S. CHINN DENNIS FP. VAN WORMER PAUL M RUPERT JAMES M WALLACE THOMAS F WALLACE GREG K ATO House on Fraternity Row. eS os eS ee 165 ceeeieeeesrsens eae ; ; ' ; ; steiaiaatahei nea eT ° C) 168 Basketball is one of the major sports in which Theta Tau partici- pates. Theta Tau’s sweetheart, Hewlitte Evans. Theta Tau The General Motors Institute Colony of Theta Tau, as a professional engineering fraternity, has as its major goals the promotion of brotherhood and improvement of engineering abilities. Professional development activities, for this year, were accentuated by the colony’s initiation and sponsor- ship of Engineering Week at GMI. Engineering week activities were composed of displays, movies, and high- lighted by a speech from Mr. Roy Lunn, Manager of Advanced Concepts of Ford Motor Company. Other pro- fessional development activities consisted of tours, din- ner banquets with speakers, and movies. During the past year, the colony established a resi- dence for some of its membership. Socially, the colony had rush parties, smokers, picnics, a Casino party, and the annual Student-Alumni Dinner-Dance at Pine Knob. In Athletics, the colony won the ping-pong champi- onship and tied for the wrestling tournament champion- ship. The colony also participated actively in other team and individual sports. The men of Theta Tau Colony won the Sigma Chi Bowl, a test of intellectual prowess. theta Tau is looking forward to another prosperous year, highlighted by the attainment of full chapter sta- tus and the acquisition of expanded fraternity housing. 169 The Independents For students who are not affiliated with any of the fraternities, as well as for several who are, the people of Flint provide a wide range of homes, apartments, and rooms. These range from entire houses, such as the late, lamented Birdhouse, to single small rooms; in between are various size homes, rooms, and the YMCA. Students who do not enjoy the advantage of Greek living find that independence has several advantages— more relaxed regulations on behavior, closer kinship with roommates, generally quieter study areas, and the freedom to choose the ideal social life and home-away- from-home for themselves. 170 GMIA The General Motors Independent Associa- tion was especially active this year, preparing for next year when all Freshmen I students will be independents. Each section again sponsored four movies during the year, placed teams in all major ath- letic tournaments, sponsored candidates in the GMTE elections, and held several parties for members. Independent candidate Jim Hetten- house was elected “A” section GMTE President for the 1968-69 year. New activities this year included the in- troduction of the Last Chance Lectures in “B” section, and the similar Faculty Discussion Meetings in “A.” “A” section also travelled to Detroit to see several sports events. “B” sec- tion took over the previously GMTE sponsored Talent Show. The most successful activity of the year was the Road Rally-Hayride-Cookout-Dance, co-sponsored by the “A” section independents, the Firebirds, Theta Xi and Theta Tau fratern- ities. As always, the year finished well with the annual Awards Banquet at Carling’s and Zhender’s. 171 oe a a Ries GMTE Executive Council GMTE is the official student organization whose primary objective is to promote student activ- ities and to contribute to faculty-student relation- ships. The members of the GMTE Executive Coun- cil in A-Section were: Dell Pugh, President; Gary Cullen, Senior Class President; James Hettenhouse, Junior Class President; Duane Lewis, Sophomore Class President; and Dennis Hintz, Representative- at-Large. The members of the GMTE Executive Council in B-Section were: Phil deBuhr, President; Greg Hall, Senior Class President; Greg Stultz, Junior Class President; Wayne Taylor, Sophomore Class President; and Don Salatich, Representative- at-Large. Phil deBuhr, B-Section President. BIE 6s BE ai ie CRRE NAAT hap Ste A arco i nah sa al ii ig Sk tae i A OD aR Ge a | i 2 ; q 2 : a : 4 ini a Dell Pugh, A-Section President. 174 joni aD: pati RAO Sie we ul MDE Wayne Taylor, Sophomore Class President. Don Salatich, Representative-at-Large. 175 Executive Council Headquarters of the organization. Edward Preville, Publications Council Advisor. 176 Marvin Swift, Activities Council Advisor. Executive Council meetings are usually held every second Wednesday after school. 177 178 Activities ouncil The Activities Council provides the stu- dents at GMI with almost any form of extracur- ricular activity that may interest them. The Aviation Club (far left) and a Car Show (bottom right) are just an example. The Council was run in A-Section by Mike Leu (left) and in B-Section by George Duncan (bottom center). 179 180 Athletic Council The Athletic Council sees that the major sports like the ones pictured on these pages are properly ref- ereed. The Council sets up and runs all athletics while keeping the Athletic Crib in operation. A-Sec- tion’s Chairman was Ray Balcerzak (top center) and B-Section’s Chairman was Dick Bagozzi (right). .« a all oe a � EEN a ew. Editor of Special Publications. ohn Latcovich, edi 182 1 Es ations Bust ‘ ¥ E ce ie i aesncepai neal til ee sient Rs oer Pi Publications Council The Publications Council is responsible for the TECHNICIAN, the REFLECTOR, and the QUEST. All Council work is done by students. This work includes photography, page layout, writing of articles, and editing of articles. Dennis Woodman (bottom center) was Chairman in A- Section while Tom Jarvis (far left) was in charge during B-Section. 184 The REFLECTOR staff in A-Section—The Dirty Dozen. f m aol “oe a 7 oN MT RN HUSKER 1067 Discussing the layout of the book with the publisher. ete Reflector The REFLECTOR is the yearbook for the stu- dent body. It is a pictorial and written record of the social, athletic, and student activities of the school year. Preparation of a large yearbook, such as the REFLECTOR, requires the hard work and dedica- tion of an interested staff. The staff is divided into several sections—layout, copy, and _pictorial— which are co-ordinated by the editor. The final result is a treasured memory for the student body. Don DeMotte, Section Editor. 185 The Editor, Dave Brace, does the best thinking when his pipe is handy. Rae a sa lb de a ie ; Lf § f ee The day the yearbook comes out is a happy day for most people and a busy day for a few. 186 ee ; ; Smith Bridgemans handled all the class photography Mike Eagle, Section Editor. this year. Steve Allan and Louie Hughes are busy behind the lines. 187 thinpsmicesipivenet ae i | ' } ' : ; t : sii aap Miiassitppllsvai pails alTibwNs ‘ise et A OOS AARP ALAM LALA Technician Representing a media of communication within the student body of GMI, is the school newspaper, the TECHNICIAN. Published several times each school section, this newspaper represents the voice of the student body. The TECHNICIAN offers an opportunity for those of the student body interested in newspaper activities to actively participate in school affairs. oe a” i poate Sak Ma = WICLNN COT By dl 188 ] | News Editor, Bob Joran, hard at work. Mike Morrison, layout chief, instructs a new recruit. Technician staff meeting. 189 B-Section Director of Photography, Ed Vanags, explains an assign- ment to Pete Jerabek. ae Se = . h Pan et bh Eh is HM Th! Lea) ri be! Photography Without a PHOTOGRAPHY staff there would be no yearbook and no school newspaper. The men of this staff dedicate many hours of their time to the Publications Council. After a picture is taken, the film must be developed and the picture printed. Long hours in the dark room are required to complete all the processing. a Eo I. Deel Ed Bottrell contributed greatly to the achievements of the staff. Bob D’Reaux, A-Section Director of Photography, jots down some assign- ments for his staff. 190 BEN Louie Hughes, Editor of the Quest. Phil LeBar, Associate Editor of the Quest. The Quest The QUEST is the major literary effort put out by the Publications Council. The magazine consists of stu- dent and faculty contributions. The poems, short stories, and drawings are arranged by the staff and published as an annual. The QUEST gives the student body an oppor- tunity for creative writing and literary talent. Everyone was willing to pick up their QUEST this year. 191 Social Council The social activities of GMI students is taken care of by the Social Council. Such events as the Grad Ball, J-Prom, Welcome Freshmen Dance, and an array of talent programs which take place in stu- dent assemblies are offered. A-Section Chairman was Eric Docherty (right) and B-Section Chairman was Bill Sherman. 193 an ose a nit 4 we es b ee seseaenessate: AN LARA LAER A Wisconsin entry in one of the many gymkhanas. 1968-69 Firebirds’ President, Phil Ross, oversees an engine check-up. 196 Dan Wysocki’s Austin-Healy is tested on a dyno run. The horsepower produced at the rear wheels is plotted on this graph. Firebirds The purpose of the Firebirds, GMI’s car club, is to encourage active interest in the op- eration and technical aspects of the automo- bile. The club has grown to be one of the big- gest and most active clubs at GMI. Each sec- tion the Firebirds sponsor gymkhanas, road rallys, and dynamometer runs. The club also holds an annual car show in each section. In A-section this year, the ATO senior car, a 1953 Hudson Hornet, won the popularity contest. The past years presidents were James Spauld- ing and Stuart Allen, and the new officers are hoping to see another successful year for the Firebirds at GMI. 197 198 = Cessiia § SERVICE CERREA Cessnas, rented from the Flint Air Company, are usually used for the training and pleasure flights of the club. Aviation Club The GMTE Aviation Club was organized in 1955 for the purpose of getting together those students interested in aviation. Two main fields of activity which the club is currently undertak- ing are model airplane flying and private pilots training. Some of the club’s members already hold pri- vate pilot’s license. Ground school lessons which include the study of weather, navigational proce- dures, flight rules, and airplane operations are conducted to aid in preparing those members in- terested in obtaining a private pilot’s license. Club members also take field trips to local air- ports and hold flying sessions. The Aviation Club stunt show, an annual event. Hours of practice is necessary for one speech. Parts are rehearsed by Paul Thomson and Bob Fancy. Speech Club Realizing the importance of speaking ability, the Speech Club attempts to increase the participa- tion of GMTE members in the field of oratory. The Speech Club sponsors speaking and debating tour- naments with trophies for the winners. The Club also takes trips to the local radio and television sta- tions. The importance of speech is emphasized by Mr. H.G. Warner as he addresses the Seniors. 199 Sportsman’s Club The Sportsman’s Club provides an opportunity for the students to take part in outdoor activities. Rifle and archery matches, canoe and hunting trips are supplemented with club equipment and sup- ported by faculty advisors. The novice has no prob- lem on these outings since he is initially introduced to the outdoor situations he would meet by speakers and movies. ei ca d . 7 7. | 3 - con - J A couple of the members exhibit their catch at the end of a fishing trip. Several canoe trips are taken each year on which hunting, fishing, and out- door living are all combined. 200 A Flintlock rifle target shoot at one of the nearby Flint gun clubs. tudents on a camping trip in the wild woods of Michigan. section s B 201 Aquaneers The Aquaneers, one of the fastest growing and more active clubs at GMI, provide the opportunity to explore the underwater world by giving basic instructions in skin and scuba diving. The club, through GMTE, provides all equipment necessary for diving. The club has several lectures and movies a year at its business meetings and during the winter months intensive pool training is held. A new raft was just purchased to aid in this training. During the summer months, club members go on outings to go diving at various area lakes. Divers unload equipment (10 complete outfits) from their trailer for a dive at Lake Fenton. Doc Kubany, the Aquaneers’ advisor, looks over equipment and students prior to a dive. 202 | : ! | Judo Club In the fall of 1960, Mr. Claude Greeno invited members of the Flint Judo Club to GMI to give instructions to any inter- ested students. Many students turned out for these instruc- tions, and a dedicated core remained to form today’s GMTE Judo Club. The Judo Club offers an introduction to judo for any in- terested student. Primary emphasis is placed on the funda- mentals of the sport. After the beginner learns the basic fun- damentals, he is offered an opportunity to compete on the mats with his fellow club members and guest judoka from other judo clubs. Up and over for a well executed flip. Judo club members participate in several meets each year in their inter- collegiate activities. 203 GMTE Band The musical activities at GMI had their be- ginnings several years ago as the GMTE Band. The Band was actually a full orchestra which played popular music and concert pieces. In 1961, the group was reorganized as a dance band to meet the interests of the participating students. Since then it has grown into what is called a Stage Dance Band, having a balanced instrumen- tation of from 12 to 16 members. The music played by the band ranges from standard dance tunes to popular arrangements. The members rehearse regularly and partici- pate in Sceneramas and various musical pro- grams of the Institute. A radio message is received by one of the club members. Home of the Radio Club. 204 Radio Club The Radio Club is another active school club. Most of the members have their own license for transmitting and receiving short wave radio messages. The club offers its services to the student body in the form of Radiograms. GMTE code letters must be sent out when trying to make a radio contact. 205 Wea cory ee ea ee ann aaa Per aaa een ene! Alpha Phi Gamma Alpha Phi Gamma, the honorary literary | society of General Motors Institute, was estab- | lished to organize and raise the level of colle- | giate journalism. The Gamma Upsilon Chapter | received its charter and was installed on April | 9, 1965. A-Section initiates (left) are: (alphabeti- | cally) Jim Allison, Don DeMotte, Thaddeus | Grekowicz, Bob Higgins, Bob Jordan and Don Riley. B-Section initiates (bottom) are: (1. to r.) Ed Vanags, Louie Hughes, John Latcovich, John Fedototszkin, Dan Dilts, and Mike Eagle. 208 TOT BE DEtayey Witanee sabi 209 °o N i Seca ak Sec 5° AA i Ss 4 $i ene rae t Management Honor Society The Management Honor Society is composed of one representative from each plant. Each plant se- lects the most gratified student in each section. These men are the portion of GMI students who are likely to profit most from the addressed of the cor- poration executives. A dinner meeting is held once a section, and a speaker, usually a vice-president of General Motors, presents the main message. 211 ae a - ATI initiates, members, and faculty advisors enjoy the initiatory banquet. att) il - ce ” cd a4 4' ATI Pledges listen intently as details of pledging activities are explained. 212 Alpha Tau Iota, an honorary engineering so- ciety, gives recognition to all students exhibiting outstanding scholarship. Active membership in ATI is limited to all juniors and seniors who meet the qualifications. However, the society does honor students in all four years of the cooperative program. In order to be initiated into ATI, a student must have a grade average of 90% or better. Membership is limited to no more than 10% of the junior class and 2% of the senior class not already active members. Pledging activities endure for one week and are followed by an initiatory banquet. All pledges are required to wear the ATI triangle and small jingling bells. Sophomores who have shown exceptional scho- lastic ability may be admitted into junior member- ship. An award is also presented to the freshman attaining the highest grade average in his class. QCA w me} o) de} je) op) BS o te) uo) £ Ay ' x © . URRERS . e n o 4 � Ae Pledges open doors at school entrances as part of their pledge act 214 Mark Bittenbender Robots The Robots are an honorary society at GMI, recog- nizing outstanding leadership in extracurricular activi- ties. The society was first formed in 1927 as the Mad Hatters and was recognized and renamed by the Insti- tute in 1930. The Robots are selected from Juniors and Seniors who have shown an outstanding combination of leader- ship in school activities, scholastic ability, and person- ality. Grades must be at least class average and mem- bership is determined by the number of points earned in GMTE activities. During initiation week, the Robot pledges entertain the student body with singing and joke telling. The week is climaxed with the now-traditional Robot Ball where each pledge receives the Robot pin symbolizing the work and effort put forth for the student body. Michael Leu Dennis Woodman Eric Docherty and Roger Stricker Raymond Balcerzak 215 nba Be ay: Sock it to me! 218 os By ies cr ee — ee ee OAS eh en empten ras a i a ew ener vehi a DD lee rea TT eT TT tenn nee Re PMI 5 5 1 pa CR ey CNN aE Fe Raat Oe rae NY A i hl Mt et tasbibons Let’s see—the Colonel’s answer was 26.29437! 221 i : | | ; i 222 223 uniors George Adams Robert Albaugh Donald Albrecht Michael Allen I win. You get the guy, I get the girl. 224 Brian Allenspach John Amos James Antoline Michael Antonick Bruce Baker Frank Baker af, Robert Baker William Baker Steven Banks Michael Bauer Joe Baumgarten Bob Bellmore Ronald Bender Robert Berg Allen Besey Norman Bidwell Anthony Bierek Geoff Biggs Bill Bisnack Willy Boden David Boerger John Boquist Murray Borndahl David Boull Karl Breitwieser Thomas Breneiser 225 Mat Gerald Brooks John Brooks Harold Brubaker A a | ee vad: Douglas Buchholz Lawrence Buckley James Burnham Bruce Burris Robert Burton Robert Busfield Rich Butville Joseph Cachia Santiago Capuz Dennis Carvey Terry Casella John Choiniere Bill Christen Juniors John Christie Newell Clifton Bob Courneya - Ronald Courtright Gesa Csonka Ken Cummins Chris Cutter Joseph Davenport Wes Davidson Louis Denney 226 Tom Dennig Frank De Rango Thomas Dever Emilio Di Camillo Daniel Dilts Kenneth Dosenbach Rodney Driggett George Duncan Gary Dunham Gerald Dutkowski Raymond Dymale Mike Eagle Harold Edris Gerhard Ehrsam 2 Frank Eifler Robert Ellis Ingemar Eriksson Richard Fancy Thomas Fargo John Fattic Philip Faught a. Plilip Faust John Fedototszkin Euredy Fernandes Don Fields Mike Finnerty James Flint “Just one of the guys.” 227 Charles Forrest Donald Francis Fabio Freire David Gallutia Joan Ganasevici Tony Gardner Brian Geib Russ Goddard , on oe — ——— - iy Yours don’t look too bad either. Donald Good James Goyette sett, a Robert Grunow Jim Gutting Daniel Graves Tom Greaves George Griffith 8 Robert Hallock David Hance Robert Haney Mike Hanley Jim Hanson Stephen Hargis Karl Hartmann 228 ¥ Larry Haworth Dan Hayley Larry Heil Gary Hasley Donald Heimburger Merten Heimstead uniors Peter Heinrich Paul Helmstetter Kenneth Henry James Hettenhouse 4 mk vm Kenneth Hetzer Richard Hipple Eugene Hodges Jim Hodgson Robert Holm James Holmes Thomas Howe sat seas David Hoyte Randall Hunsberger Jerry Huntley Andre Imbert William Jacobs Jose Jadao Jim Janowiak I wish I was in Dixie... 229 Af? Charles Jenkins Ken Jessup Dan Johnson Don Johnson Philip Jonaitis Karl Jullig Juniors Randel Kanaby Ronald Karvonen imothy Keenan Danny Kellermeyer PRR Bruce Kemp Michael Kent Thomas Kern John Kiefer Stephen Kildow Dennis King Hans Kinzel rv A Eugene Klco Glenn Klimek Dan Kline John Knieriemen ine N 4 é William Kochem Kenneth Kokko Alan Korhorn Patty cake, patty cake, baker’s man. 230 K Stanley Kourt Phillip Kowalski Stephen Krupa Richard Landis Daniel Lashbrook Ronald Laux Arthur Leonard Alan Levijoki Tom Ligon Morris Liming Clayton Liscom Ignacio Lopez Phillip Lugger Jerome Lurtz Richard Lutz Tom Lyman William Madigan Donald Malen Ronald Marcum Don Marteeny Alan Martens Ronald Martini Carlos Mazzorin Patrick McCarthy Dennis McClement John McCombs Edward Marx Andrew Matteliano Lewis Mattson 231 Flower power at Tech. 232 And then Little Orphan Annie says ... 233 Terry McDougall Durham McDowns’ Emory McGinnis James Meier William Mertz Gary Messeman Douglas Meyer Dale Miller Richard Miller Harry Moffat Curtis Moll Dave Monroe Peter Moor Kenneth Moore Keith Mounts Ken Mounts James Murphy William Murphy Bruce Newton John Nofziger Ioshihero Noro Diethard Nowak 234 James Odom Jon Oheren Tim Orban Ken Orlowski James Osborn Dennis Pardeik Donald Parrott Ronald Parrott Gary Patelski Glenn Patrick Bruce Peek Dennis Peek Bruce Penza Peter Petersen Dennis Petrus Richard Pietch David Plawecki David Podesta Gerald Poleon Steven Pottenger William Poulos Martin Povirk Gregory Prehodka Franklin Preston Eduard Pohl 235 236 ao Robert Preston Daniel Przygocki Marion Randolph Richard Ray Lodia Richards Stuart Richards Michael Rieke John Roland Phil Ross Paul Rouchet i � Mi William Sansburn Alan Sauve Fred Schaafsma David Schlotterbeck Ronald Schoenstein Larry Schryburt Glenn Schwartz Frank Schweibold David Seamans Joseph Servick Neil Shattles Franklin Shekell Keith Sheldon Paul Shemkovitz Grant Shepard To quote Lenon... Bill Sherman Richard Shippy Michael Short Leonard Siebert Fred Siktberg Richard Sills Jesus Siqueira Don Sitter Wait’ll you see the toilet paper! Pye Dennis Skeen Dave Skiven Glenn Sloan Grayson Smith Michael Smith Robert Smitham _ Robert Snodgrass Juniors Robert Sobek Tom Sokach Frank Sonye Otto Soulavy - Joseph Speranza Larry Spiegel Bob Spielman Stephen Spieth Michael Spring PE 238 Roy Stedry Jack Steele Dieter Stenzel Douglas Sterrett Walter Steuerwald Karen Stewart Robert Stoner Robert Store Terry Stowell Wayne Strandberg Dale Stroud William Stubbs Robert Stults Gregory Stultz James Sullivan Bill Sultzer Stephen Suttle Ronald Swan Peter Tabolt John Takach David Taylor Fred Thate Terry Thomas Howard Tod Ernest Tozer Frank Trettel Victor Turk Terry Van Ballegooijen Frank Van Der Pryt Michael Van Slyke Dan Warrell George Wassil Robert Watson indie; Thomas Weber Mark Weisskopf Thomas Welker William Welsh Chris West Christopher Wezner CASHIER Jim Williams John Williams Lins aoe iianetnioo ps enon esc Tom Winslow Thomas Wood Dennis Woodruff Wilfred Wyland Michael Young Marco Zaldivar GMI National Bank Edward Zulinski Jacques Zwijsen Mark Zellers Rolf Zimmermann James Zamjahn Paul Zander 239 240 x N She’s what? 242 Sophomores Dave Abel David Adams Donald Adams Brian Ainsworth Gerry Albers Eric Alchin os Ball three! 243 Alan Anderson William Allen Conrad Allman Douglas Altman A jh IK Philip Anderson Stephen Anderson Gerald Anidy Michael A nton Paul Antonucci Steven Applegate Roman Armand j Ng i. : Sh eee Ns a “a f , os : r ee hy ve et David Arndt Glenn Aro Wesley Arrington Bob Atkins Richard Ayers James Baker Jon Bakus William Barcus Geogory Mike Barnard Barenbrugge Thomas Barrett William Barron May we help you? Jonathan Bastick Alan Batdorf Brian Beard 244 John Beattie David Behnke Bruce Bennett (2 Sergei Benoit Dennis Bergeron Steve Best Dear Sally, Sophomores Michael Bezusko Larry Bice Joseph Biondo Richard Black Russell Blanden Dean Bloom Dennis Bloss Edward Bonk Paul Borchert Ken Bowman Larry Bowman Ronald Boyd Danny Boyer Robert Braglia Dwight Brannon Joe Brault Larry Breeding Dick Bremer David Bridges James Brodi Terry Brokoff Frank Brooks Joseph Brouk Al Burkett 245 Michael Burton James Butler Randy Campbell Earl Carey Mark Carlyle Rick Cawthray Philip Chinn Nestor Chytra John Clark Paul Clatterbuck Dale Claudepierre Michael Cline Bruce Colburn Ben Collings Sophomores Larry Collins Tim Colliton Brian Concannon William Conwell i Te 0 ad . ad 4m Thomas Cook Joel Crawford Boyd Cryer Mike Cubbin ty i William Curran Tom Danner Roger Davis James Dehlinger Klaas Dekker Larry DeMott Don DeMotte George Dettloff David Dillingham Larry Dixon Steve Dobbins John Doell David Dood David Dowden 246 ‘ ee i ; dim William Drahushak Dean Drake Martin Dumas Kenneth Durham John Easterby Gary Easterly Tom Easudes Roy Ebersole Richard Eichenberg Ken Eld Harold Elkin Thomas Emig David Ennis Vaughn Everhart —_- William Ferris Thomas Fick Thomas Flees David Ford Tom Forestall Jim Forry Joe Forstie Jim Forsythe Charles Fritz Tom Froese Michael Frossard Lavon Fulford John Gebus SOR se 5 ar ne I know work never hurt anyone, but I’m not taking any chances. 247 Mark Gillman Gregory Glos John Goliszewski Charles Gorecki Myrle Gorsline Edward Grant Richard Gratz Peter Gray Allen Green Ted Grekowicz John Gunzburger Frederick Haas James Hackett John Halajko John Hames Norman Hamlin Rodney Handy Bill Hanlon John Hansen Blair Harber James Harley Terry Harp These Philco radios never work. Daniel Harrett David Hartley 248 7) William Heim Dave Hepburn Robert Herrold Dave Hicks Robert Higgins Dean Hilke ophomores 1G Peter Hilss Mark Hitchins Roger Hoke Kent Holcomb Robert Holek Paul Holland David Horton Jerry Hotujac John House Ronald Howden Michael Hribernik Dave Hughes Louis Hughes James Humenik Jack Hundertmark Art Hursh } “High above the old Flint River ...’ Charles James Thomas Jankens Jerry Jackson Thomas Jacobs 249 Now maybe my hand will be steady. 250 Sophomores David Jarrett Dave Joan Gary Johnson Robert Jordan eK | — ‘ — i —= J i PN | a. : 1 a . James Jungeberg Jack Kallmeyer Paul Karbowski James Karenko Pat Karney Larry Kerber George Keris Pig Brian King Thomas Kishel William Knaub Joe Kopchick Thomas Kraker George Krauchenko Edward Kudasick Joseph Kushuba Larry LaGrange John Latcovich Edward Leiss Duane Lewis Thomas Licht John Lines Robert Lipset Tim Logsdon Earl Long David Look John Lukasavitz Paul Ludasavitz Ken MacKool Paul Majchrzak Tim Mangan Robert Masta 252 ee Adrian Mastracci Robert McCulloch Ted Melton : Lewis Meyer Gary Morey Devin McEntee Walter Merrill Bill Miller Gordon Moore Tom Murdoch Arthur Matthews Ronald McMahon Carl Messenheimer Rick Miller David Moran William Murray Carl Matzelle John McQueen Pat Mazzeo Christine Mebus Now w Dan McBride Robert Meder hat do I do? James McCaulley Michael Meldrum 253 Alan Nyquist Steven O’Toole Joe Nasal Rick Ott C’mon Charlie Brown, hit a long one! Lawrence Nattrass Dean Ouellette John Neumann Laurence Norfleet Mike Owen Stephen Paddock Terry Pahls Sal! am Howard Palidar Craig Parliment Aaron Parsons Bob Paull Joe Pelan Ed Pelech t Gary Pell Kim Penegor Laddie Pepke Rick Perry Bruce Peterson Phillip Peterson Sophomores Mark Phelps John Phipps William Piant Peter Pistek Jim Polanski John Polutnik Allen Pomerantz Rick Porter Gary Potts Randal Powell David Powers Gary Pummill John Pylat William Ramseyer Steven Randolph James Rapp John Rasmussen Lyn Rasmussen Gregory Raterman Ken Ratkovich Charles Rauch Phil Reismiller Greg Reppart Don Riach Don Riley § Stephen Riley Wilbur Robarge And this dial here changes you over to WTAC. 255 256 Edward Romblom Hal Romer James Ruch Gerry Ruihley Paul Rupert ; ‘ by Mark Rusin Walt Rutkowski James Rzeszutek Roger Sand Arthur Santure Gary Sargent Dennis Saxton David Schaffer Keith Schauman Ed Schindler Gary Schirtzinger William Schlatter John Schmidt a” ie Pd Av. Wayne Schmidt Richard Schmitt John Schweikert Thomas Scott Phillip Scramlin Mark Sesny Ronald Shade Sophomores = a Wey. David Shagott Donald Shaw Milton Shaw Charles Sheaff Tim Sherrow Gregory Shimko David Shively Terry Sims Brian Smith Randall Sobocienski ag: Mark Steck Randolph Studier Jim Sommer John Steines Rolin Sugg Gary Southern Frank Stellingwerf Tom Sutton George Spangler Douglas Stemm Kenneth Sutton Ronald Sprague William Sutton Warren Stanford Clyde Stevens Mike Tamol John Starkus David Taylor 257 Joseph Taylor Wayne Taylor John Teagardin Catherine Thomas Mike Thomas Donald Tombasco y A f John Tomson Craig Tunget Floyd Turner Randall Tuttle Jerry Uchtorff Ronald Ulrich David Valley Michael Valuet Dennis Van Wormer David Vernon Edward Vestrand Michael Vizely David Voisine John Wackerman Herb Wagner Mommy — Bobby wet his pants! 258 Paul Walder Randolph Waldron James Wallace Tom Wallace Dennis Walls Sophomores Thomas Walters Oliver Warner Thomas Warren Mark Waschak Steve Weflen Gordon Weller Thomas West Bill Wiechec Bruce Wigton Thomas Wilford Clayton Williams David Willson Michael Wolanin Robert Wolf William Woods Robert Wozniak Brad Yeo Bob Yoches Thomas Zawatsky Thomas Zebehazy James Ziegler 259 Now, how do you get the spoon out? vgn Dies — wy Se Se. - a i ee . wi 4 “ é os ae Mine to keep? 260 - : Re — Well, Good Morning, Miss ... 262 eR = Ce he 263 264 Freshmen Bruce Abbott Mario Albano Robert Alcott Glen Alkire . - Singh?” 7 | y 7 Chip Allen James Anderson Paul Anderson Robert Anderson Robert Anderson Frank Andrasik William Anger his ba? j 7 Be. Af Nicholas Ark Danny Arnold Michael Avey Michael Bagley Gary Baker John Baker Lyle Baker P Fr Noel Baldwin Matthew Balgenorth Gregg Ballinger Dennis Balsbaugh Charlie Barker Robert Barker David Barr ryy yy James Barton Chester Basiewicz t Russ Behm Daniel Bennett Maurice Biancolin Michael Bischof Roger Blevins Norman Blizard David Bloch David Boerger Thomas Boersma James Boone James Bouck i: Daniel Bourbon Geoff Bowen “ cig ee dil George Brochick Philip Brooks This place drains every ounce out of you! 265 266 Victor Brunamonti Robert Burnham Kenneth Caldwell Louis Caldwell William Calvin Thomas Carender Martin Carr Py Thomas Carson Thomas Casserlie Ray Cave Duane Chaffee James Cheek ed al A a: Rudy Christian Gary Cibula Charles Cirar Richard Clemens Michael Clement Paul Clemente John Closser Alan Cole Alan Conner Richard Daniel The Whipple-Creek Shuffle ... a favorite at Tech. far . Jetreeg ety SHES oe Dale Dasher Robert Davies Michael Dawson Steve Day Kenneth Deer John Delk reshmen Frank Demasek William Demay Jeff Dickson s { Larry Dobbs Chuck Doherty Michael Dohring | Dennis DiLaura Jim Dillon Vincent Donato Rick Dreyer John Duerr Patrick Duvendeck Roger Ellis William Ellis Dan Everman Victor Fahrer David Fairbourne Paul Fairchild Rex Fish Charles Fitch James Fleck Nick Fleming Malcolm Florea Christopher Flynn 267 Come fly with me. 7) % dan Jerry Glandon Gary Gilreath Frank Graczyk David Green 268 tw A ‘ TF John Getzan A Arthur Glass 2 fess Tom Griffith (oon ee . Bob Geyman — : ' = a - ” Larry Glimpse Tom Grobe hi ie) George Frahm Ted Gietzen Timothy Gomes Karl Gross ay Patrick Frazee Thomas Furman Richard Gilbert Colin Gordon Anthony Gunia if Terry Frazier Chester Friel pron ; on “eo 4 pr Ye ae Richard Gabriel David Gill Gregory Gottschalk John Gunsolley Freshmen : A Charles Haag David Haines Greg Haines Doug Hansen Paul Hanson Tom Hardesty David Haney Mark Harpootlian Craig Harvey Kenneth.Haves John Hawkins Richard Hayes James Heffner Al Hemmert Bill Heffernan Ralph Hendrix Kenneth Henly Kenneth Herbert I'll give you about a year and a half to stop. Randall Herbert Christopher Herman Larry Herrin 269 270 1 Deon Hersberger Frank Highland William Hill Jeff Hofacre Robert Hogarth Robert Holbrook William Holek Alan Holzhausen Daniel Horine Charles Horne Tom Hostnik Allen Houston Jack Howe Jerry Hughes re | ) a | David Inlow Joe Isenburg James Jewell Everette Johnson Roger Johnson Larry Jones b .! John Kells Terry Jones Wilson Jones William Kastner Jay Kauphusman Mark Kearney Freshmen 4 Douglas Kemp Dan Kenworthy Richard Kerruish 2 eel me Srest ‘s = fr SS Me, | tt ' ae alt aeettt Rolland Kibler Marc Kidder Benny Kincaid William Kincer Jacob Kirsch Robert Klausmeier Robert Kleeman SOCK IT TO ME! Charles Kleine Roger Kline Ronald Kline Steven Knapke Dan Kolhagen David Kolo Raymond Konko John Kramer Karl Krapek Fred Krause Ray Kostecki John Kowalik Raymond Krupa Dale Kruschke Joseph Kruska Michael Kula Michael Kurth Dennis Laabs Dennis LaDuke 271 i i PG RIERA: 272 James Lanham Kenneth Larson Mark Lauver Dan Leffel Jim Legacy David Lew Roger Little But I use a mouthwash! . dent aod = o Gary Locke Thomas Lockwood William Lorcher Lawrence Lubeski Gary Luck Larry Lynn James Machak _aesemings ie eer. Richard Marczewski Tom Mader Larry Mains James Marshall Charles Martin Jim Martin Terrence Martin Mark Matlock John Matthews David Mattis 274 st Thomas Maunder Dave McBride Robert McCarthy Bill McClelland Douglas McLean Mike McLean James McLellan Kenneth McNelly William McVay A Randy Michaelis Michael Mickevicius David Miller Don Miller Michael Minnich Mark Mitchell Dean Moody yh Richard More Michael Morgan Jim Morris Michael Morrison Ron Murphy Glenn Myers Thomas Nash Paul Nawrocki Dennis Neil James Neitzelt Thomas Nesbitt Matt Newberry Tom Newcomb Freshmen ty Lonnie Nichols Donald Nilles Ronald Noch Richard Nolan 275 276 a ee “It made Bud wiser, didn’t it?” ry Mike Nyquist Dale O’Bryant Kevin O’Donnell Frederick Ogborne J, é Randall Oliver Nels Olson _ hed Eric Omdahl Stan Ortman i Allen Ott Donald Owen Michael Page Robert Pandos tea Richard Paquette Thomas Patterson Randall Peabody Dave Pearson Philip Pearson Richard Perlet Roland Pesek Tim Petersen Brian Petok Robert Pfistor Dale Phillips Gerald Pickerill | Charles Plachetzki Dennis Plummer Joseph Polowski Harry Poston David Potter Stephen Prichard Dennis Provenzano Ryan Provenzano Doug Rabb | OS Soe Soon a RS Douglas Radtke Dan Radu David Ramsay ah ap A James Raptoulis Art Raschke Mark Rathke Alan Raymond David Reaume Ned Redenbarger Abracadabra!! 277 278 William Reid Tom Reif Howard Revelle Terry Richter Richard Rieman wy i . S Nii ees aaa MTA A ; David Rier John Riggs Terry Riley Michael Roberson George Roberts William Roberts iw Glen Rohn William Rose Phillip Rosenkrantz Roger Rossman _—‘ Fred Rzemek Dave Sabol Daniel Sagady 2 James Sampson Jack Sanson Robert Santangelo = David Satterley Patrick Saul Lawrence Schafer Matt Schlicher im Darel Shafer Terry Schneider Lawrence Schodowski Ronald Scholl Terry Scott Steve Seaton Freshmen Mike Sharkey Eric Sharpnack Harold Shenk Barry Sheremeta gD Steven Sherrill Larry Shields Edward Short George Simenton Marc Slivken HE Say David Smith Dennis Smith Gary Smith Mike Smith Pete Smith Randall Smith Robert Snitzer r Ye David Snyder Steve Snyder James Soltau John Sommerville Thomas Sosnowchik Glen Spell Ron Springstead Jack Spyker Lawrence Staab Jim Stahl David Stamy Jan Steffe Michael Stephens 279 280 Bill Stephenson Robert Stephenson Richard Sterling Dennis Stevanus Pry Ken Steward Jim Stewart Greg Stine Todd Stone Carl Swanson Bill Tackett Charles Talmage at Will Tate Richard Taylor Chuck Teske David Thornton Bill Thorsen Mario Toffolo Ralph Tomasov g alae a ee eT SIE Ot aR ia Move it or lose it, Claude! rim Gr Phillip Toogood Richard Trame Dean Trune Duane Tucker Robert Tucker Larry Ulrey Sherman Updegraff Dan Van Brunt Jim Vance Richard Vander Veen Richard Van Deusen David Vargo What a little dab will do! Jerry Wagner John Walker Ron Waxmonsky Alan Weaver Larry Weaver Gary Webb Donald Werner Donald Whitney Steven Wieneke Gregory Wight 281 Evan Williams Tom Will Ronald Wilhelm eo, at sth 4 tay east Ken Wilson John Wilson Tim Willick + . a Joseph Wnuk Jan Woerner Thomas Wilt Michael Woodside Edward Woosley Gary Wolf “My what snapped?” Michael Yarina Brian Zielinski Dan Wysocki 282 Richard L. Abel David L. Albano Douglas L. Anderson Donald J. Armstrong Larry E. Bagwell Michael D. Barta Edward S. Baumbach Arthur J. Beierle Sandy A. Bennett Garry W. Benson Daniel L. Bentley Robert E. Berg Donald W. Birdsall Mark D. Bittenbender David G. Blight Dwight L. Bliss David W. Boerger Curtis D. Bolden Craig S. Bond John A. Boquist James R. Blouse, Jr. Gary L. Bowman Joseph F. Brady Frederick A. Braman Thomas R. Breneiser Gerald J. Brooks Edward Broutin Robert C. Brown Harold F. Brubaker Tom E. Brunzell Daryl] F. Buntley Thomas E. Burch James H. Burnham Robert A. Busfield William A. Butler Roger J. Cadaret Donald W. Carter Terrence M. Casella James D. Cirar Newell G. Clifton Michael R. Clowe Donald P. Cordner Ronald E. Courtright Gary L. Crosby Garry A. Cullen Kenneth E. Cummins Richard L. Abel Douglas L. Anderson Harley J. Anderson James E. Andrews Donald J. Armstrong, Jr. Richard P. Bagozzi William A. Bennett Dennis A. Black William R. Black Jerry R. Blevins James R. Bouse, Jr. Robert C. Brown Kenneth A. Buckle William J. Burrel Timothy A. Clar Wendell D. Creps Nick Dario Merle L. DeMoss Harold Dent Michael A. Depro John D. Dickson Michael A. DiMatteo II Thomas J. Donnan Patrick J. Dulin’ Norman R. Dunteman Raymond C. Dymale Honorary Societies MANAGEMENT HONOR SOCIETY Edward J. Daucher Louis W. Denney Thomas S. Dennig John D. Dickson J. Gary DiLaura Eric C. Docherty Du Wayne D. Dreshen Walter D. Drover Richard C, DuCharme Richard J. DuMont Norman R. Dunteman David A. Dyrck Jerry B. Edwards James F. Eigner N. Douglas Elam Clifford J. Enderle Joseph L. Fecio Douglas A. Fertuck Douglas A. Frank Michael P. French Mark P. Gagnon Jerry W. Gardner Alvin P. Garwick Larry A. Garwood James A. Gaston Douglas R. Gates Joseph A. Gerstle William E. Gest James S. Gillings W. Douglas Gordon George E. Griffith Robert J. Grunow Stephen C. Haddad Michael J. Hanley Stephen F. Hargis Ronald J. Hartnett Jerry E. Haverstick Larry E. Haworth Dan C. Hayley Thomas C. Hayworth Patrick J. Heenan Donald A. Heimburger Kenneth J. Henry David A. Hersh Terry Higgins Dennis J. Hintz - Eugene W. Hodges Edward D. Holtvluwer Jerome M. Howell Robert G. Huber Randall S. Hunsberger S. Michael Hurley Michael A. Husar George A. Irwin Eddie C. Ivey Thomas J. Jarvis Peter A. Jerabek Allen L. Johnson Daniel R. Johnson Tracy E. Johnson Michael L. Julius Lloyd M. Kaylor, Jr. Terrence J. Keele Truman F. Kellie Glenn D. Kensicki Alan D. Kerschner Donald C. Knezovic Kenneth R. Knoll Kenneth N. Kokko Alan J. Korhorn Mark A. Koth Theodore H. L. Kram Raymond L. LaClair Timothy C, Lange Terry A. Lanker Philip A, LeBar J. Michael Losh Ronald H. Lusmann Edward D. MacDonald Stuart Maitland Donald E. Malen Paul L. Mancine Ronald G. Marcum Edward E. Marx Jimmy C. Mayne Joseph W. McClure John C. McCombs James W. McGregor John W. McLellan Daniel V. McNair Joseph B. Medved Ronald A. Meegan ALPHA TAU IOTA Donald Eary Douglas A. Fertuck James M. Fordyce Roger A. Gaede Douglas R. Gates Philip A. Gaubis Robert Hagler Philip J. Haley Robert M. Haney Tommy A. Harpootlian David R. Hendricks David A. Hersh Edward D. Holtvluwer Jack K. Horvath Montie R. Humphries Michael A. Husar Michael E. Idzikowski Allen L. Johnson Ernest R. Johnson Randel R. Kanaby Truman F. Kellie William J. Kerscher III David A. Kline Robert J. Klosterman Roy Koskinen Charles W. Krueger : Christopher E. Kulas John W. Lacy- Philip A. LeBar, Jr. John M. Losh Jerry R. Lurtz James Lyons Edward W. Mackey Donald E. Malen Duane D. McKeachie Gene Miller Phillip R. Motz Jack Olin Gary E. Patelski Edward L. Pauly Cecil R. Peterson Keith A. Pieper Richard E. Pietch Warren P. Poslusny Richard R. Rantilla Ronald M. Redella John L. Reed Daniel Z. Reeves Stephen R. Ring Harold P. Rodes Charles R. Meier Dennis M. Menlen Michael L. Mers Richard D. Molly Richard A. Monkaba Glen R. Morningstar, Jr. Terry L. Muey Charles K. Mullins John H. Nofziger Robert A. Olsrud Brian P, O'Neill Jeffrey B. Osburn James D. Palma Mark A. Perlick Andrew H. Phares Richard E. Pietch Kenneth A. Pike Warren P. Poslusny William G, Poulos John D. Price, Jr. Joseph A. Psenka, Jr. Richard A. Raber, Jr. Ronald M. Redella Maurice D. Ribble William E. Richardson Larry K. Ridge Joseph F. Riggs Paul B. Rissi Curtis E, Rodgers John F. Roland John J. Ronayne Gerald A. Rosen Harold M. Ross Ronald L. Roudebush Donald C. Salatich Murray G. Sandbery Joseph V. Santoro Fred J. Schaafsma Dell L. Schipper Lawrence E. Schryburt Kenneth L. Schulte, Jr. Frank L. Schweibold Joseph D. Servick Stephen E. Shassberger David L. Smith Paul M. Smith Giles L. Ross Gary J. Rutledge Richard Simpson James R. Sitko Eric S. Smith Roger E. Stricker Dale E. Stroud Charles Stultz, Jr. James A. Svoboda David W. Swanson Stephen R. Syson Peter J. Tabolt Richard E. Tippett James H. Thomas Terry L. Thomas Jim Throop Victor J. Turk Charles L. Tutt, Jr. Bruce C. Wagner Dudley C. Wass II Gordon Webster Dennis M. Wiese Raymond T. Worrell, Jr. Jeffrey M. Young Paul A. Zander Robert L. Smith Dennis M. Soszynski Larry F. Spiegel Dennis H. Stange Karl M. Steinmann Robert G. Stoner Robert G. Store Rodger D. Stotz Roger E. Stricker Thomas K. Sublett James E. Sullivan John R. Sundstrom David W. Swanson Stephen R. Syson John 8. Takach James R. Tanzola James H. Thomas Lynn R. Towns Michael P. Trego Larry R. Tufford Douglas R. Tupling Donald C. Veltman Carl H. Visconti Randy L. Voto Robert C. Walker James P. Walton Dudley C. Wass Thomas B. Watkins William G. Weaver D. Lee Webster Bruce E. Wentzel Harold L. Western Christopher J. Wezner William J. Windscheif Thomas H. Winslow Wickard D. Workman Raymond T. Worrell Anthony P. Wroblewski Jeffrey M. Young Russell Youngs, Jr. Arnis Zarins HONORARY MEMBERS GMTE Executive Council ALPHA PHI GAMMA James R. Allison Edward G. Bottrell David J. Brace A. Philips deBuhr Donald D. DeMotte Daniel R. Dilts Robert S. D’Reaux Michael C. Eagle Roy E. Ebersole John Fedototszkin Thaddeus C. Grekowicz Robert J. Higgins Louis R. Hughes, Jr. Robert J. Jordan John A. Latcovich, Jr. Philip A. LeBar, Jr. Patrick M. Mazzeo James L. Parish Edward J. Preville Donald N. Riley David L. Smith Terry Thomas Eduard I. Vanags Dennis R. Woodman 283 284 ABEL, RICHARD L.; AC Spark Plug, Flint; Theta Tau, Athletic Chairman; Independents Association; Alpha Tau Iota; Management Honor Society; Michigan Society of Professional Engineers; Society of Automotive Engineers; Chess Club; Ski Club. ADEMA, CARL M.,; Fisher Body, Grand Rap- ids; Alpha Tau Omega, Comptroller; Manage- ment Honor Society; Student Christian Fellow- ship; Society of Automotive Engineers. ADRIAENSENS, THEO L.,; Cadillac, Detroit. ALBANO, DAVID L.,; Fisher Body, St. Louis. ALEX, MURRAY H.; Fisher Body, Marion; Independents Association; Management Honor Society; Technician. ALLEN, STEPHEN D.; Ternstedt, Syracuse; Independents Association; Publications Council; Firebirds; Judo Club, president 3-4; Sportsman’s Club; Tech Sailors. ALLEN, STUART R.; Rochester Products; In- dependents Association; Society of Automotive Engineers; Firebirds, President. ALLES, RONALD D.; Saginaw Steering Gear, Saginaw. ALTUVE, CANDELARIO 0.; Pontiac Motor Division, Pontiac. ALVARENGA, JOAO J.; Pontiac Motor Divi- sion, Pontiac; International Club. AMATO, COSMO; Fisher Body, Detroit; Inde- pendents Association; American Society of Tool and Manufacturing Engineers; International Club. ANDERSEN, RICHARD P.; Chevrolet, Tarry- town; Ski Club. ANDERSON, DOUGLAS L.; General Motors of Canada, Oshawa. ANDERSON, PAUL W.; General Motors of Canada, Oshawa. ANDREWS, GEORGE A.; Chevrolet, Bay City. ANDREWS, JAMES E.; Cadillac Motor Car; Alpha Tau Iota. ARMSTRONG, DONALD J., JR.; Detroit Die- sel, Detroit; Phi Delta Theta, Recording Section, Rush Chairman; Alpha Tau Iota; Management Honor Society; Society of Automotive Engineers. ARNOLD, GEORGE A.; Ternstedt, Detroit; Sportsman’s Club. ASPEY, MICHAEL; Hydra-Matic, Ypsilanti. BADSTUBER, EDWARD J.; Chevrolet, Cleve- land; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Rush Chairman, Historian; Student Christian Fellowship; Ski Club; Social Council, Secretary-Treasurer. BAGOZZI, RICHARD P.; Pontiac Motor Divi- sion, Pontiac; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Steward; Alpha Tau Iota; Robots; Management Honor Society; Executive Council; Band, President; Athletic Council, Chairman Manager; GMTE Committees, Academic Research. BAGWELL, LARRY E.; AC Spark Plug, Flint. BAINTER, JEFFREY W.; Allison, Indiana- polis; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Eminent Chronicler, IFC Representative, Pledge Educator; Techni- cian; Inter-Fraternity Council. BAIRD, MICHAEL L.; Chevrolet, Baltimore; Independents Association; Firebirds; Welding Club. BALCERZAIK, RAYMOND F.; Chevrolet, Buffalo; Sigma Chi, Athletic Director; Robots; Management Honor Society; Student Christian Fellowship; Athletic Council, Chairman, Man- ager; American Society of Tool and Manufactur- ing Engineers; Activities Council; Tech Sailors. BALSLEY, RICHARD L.; Cadillac, Detroit. BALUCH, DONALD T.; Fisher Body Engi- neering, Warren. BARRIE, IAN A.; General Motors of Canada, Oshawa. BARRINGER, DERRYL R.; Pontiac Motor Division, Pontiac. BARTA, MICHAEL D.; Allison, Indianapolis. BATHEY, RICHARD A.; Hydra-Matic, Ypsi- lanti; Management Honor Society; Society of Plastics Engineers; Aviation Club; Chess Club; Athletic Council. BAUMAN, WILLIAM E.; Saginaw Steering Senior Activities Gear, Saginaw; Alpha Tau Omega; Student Christian Fellowship; Society of Plastics Engi- neers. BAUMBACH, EDWARD S.; Chevrolet, Tarry- town. BAUMEISTER, BERNHARD; Fisher Body, Detroit; American Society of Tool and Manufac- turing Engineers; International Club. BEALKO, DANIEL J.; Euclid, Hudson. BECKER, PATRICK J.; Fisher Body, Cleve- land. BEIERLE, ARTHUR J.; Ternstedt, Trenton. BEISENKOTTER, HORST D.; General Motors Proving Ground, Milford. BELDEN, MICHAEL S.; GMAD, Kansas City; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Treasurer; Student Chris- tian Fellowship; Aviation Club; Ski Club; Weld- ing Club; Social Council; GMTE Committees. BELL, JAMES L.; Inland Manufacturing Divi- sion, Dayton; Independents Association. BELL, RONALD W.; Diesel Equipment, Grand Rapids. BENNETT, ROBERT J.; Buick, Flint. BENNETT, WILLIAM A.; Allison, Indiana- polis. BENSON, G. WAYNE; Frigidaire, Dayton; Phi Delta Theta, Vice-president, Alumni Secretary, Rush Chairman; Society of Automotive Engi- neers; Society of Plastics Engineers. BENTLY, DANIEL L.; Buick, Flint; Manage- ment Honor Society; Society of Plastics Engi- neers; Aquaneers. BERRY, GARRY R.; General Motors of Cana- da, Oshawa; Pi Kappa Alpha, Pledgemaster, Works Manager; Student Christian Fellowship. BIRDSALL, DONALD W.; Inland Manufac- turing, Dayton. BITTENBENDER, MARK D.; Fisher Body, Mansfield. BLACK, DENNIS A.,; Frigidaire, Dayton. BLACK, JAMES E.; Guide Lamp, Anderson; Independents Association; Aquaneers; Couples Club, President; Firebirds; Judo Club. BLACK, WILLIAM; Ternstedt, Detroit; Alpha Tau Iota, Pledgemaster; Management Honor Society. BLEVINS, JERRY R.; General Motors Engi- neering Staff, Warren. BOELLNER, RICHARD E.; Chevrolet, Toledo. BOGSAN, ADALBERTO; General Motors Styl- ing Staff, Warren; International Club. BOIVIN, DUWAIN E.; Saginaw Steering Gear, Saginaw. BOLDEN, CURTIS D.; Chevrolet, Tonawanda; Independents Association, Secretary-Treasurer; Management Honor Society; Student Christian Fellowship; Executive Council; Couples Club. BOND, CRAIG S.; Buick, Flint; Management Honor Society; Michigan Society of Professional Engineers. BOTTRELL, EDWARD G.; Buick, Flint; Al- pha Phi Gamma, President; Independents Asso- ciation; Management Honor Society; Executive Council, Director of Photograph-Publications Council; Firebirds. BOUSE, JAMES R., JR.; Detroit Diesel, De- troit; Alpha Tau Iota; Management Honor So- ciety. BOWMAN, GARY L.; CFD, Bedford; Indepen- dents Association; Management Honor Society; Sportsman’s Club, President. BOYD, THOMAS B.; Fisher Body, Atlanta; Phi Delta Theta, Warden; Student Christian Fellowship. BOYE, ROBERT A.; Cadillac, Detroit. BRACE, DAVID J.; General Motors of Cana- da, Oshawa; Pi Kappa Alpha, Comptroller, Trea- surer; Student Christian Fellowship; Society of Plastics Engineers, Secretary-Treasurer; Reflec- tor, Editor, Associated Editor; Aquaneers; Alpha Phi Gamma, Secretary-Treasurer; Ex-Officio Club. BRADLEY, RUSSEL L.; Chevrolet, Indiana- polis; Independents Association; Society of Plas- tics Engineers; Firebirds; Sportsman’s Club. BRADY, JOSEPH F.; Pontiac Motor Division, Pontiac. BRAVO, TOMAS; Chevrolet, Saginaw Foun- dries, Saginaw; International Club. BRINCAT, JOSEPH C.; Cadillac Motor Car; Firebirds. BROCKETT, LARRY L.; Delco Radio, Ko- komo. BROUTIN, EDWARD; Chevrolet-Engineering Center, Warren. BROWN, JAMES L.; Hydra-Matic, Ypsilanti; Independents Association; Athletic Council. BROWN, LEONARD A.; ND-HB, Harrison; Independents Association; Student Christian Fellowship; Industrial Enginee rs Club. BROWN, MALCOLM E.; Fisher Body, Euclid. BROWN, ROBERT C.; General Motors Re- search Laboratories, Warren; Alpha Tau Iota, President; Management Honor Society; Techni- cian, Reporter. BRUNZELL, THOMAS E.; Chevrolet, Detroit; Management Honor Society. BRYCE, GERALD S.; Cadillac Motor Car; Independents Association; Management Honor Society. BUCHANAN, JOHN L.; Cadillac Motor Car, Detroit; Alpha Tau Omega, Public Relations Director, Editor of Newsletter; Student Chris- tian Fellowship; Society of Plastics Engineers. BUCKLE, KENNETH A.; Delco Products, Dayton. BUDD, F. MICHAEL; Chevrolet, Detroit Gear and Axle, Detroit; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Corre- spondent; Ski Club; Athletic Council. BUDDY, RANDALL N.; Saginaw Steering Gear, Saginaw. BUNTLEY, DARYL F.; EMD, La Grange. BURCH, JAMES M.; Oldsmobile, Lansing; Sigma Chi, Ritual Chairman; Student Christian Fellowship, Cabinet Member; Reflector; Aqua- neers. BURCH, THOMAS; Chevrolet Assembly, Flint; Management Honor Society; Couples Club, Vice- president; Firebirds. BURNSIDE, DALE P.; AC Spark Plug, Flint. BURRELL, WILLIAM J.; Fisher Body, Pitts- burgh; Alpha Tau Iota, Secretary-Treasurer; Management Honor Society; Electrical Engineers Club. BUSCHUR, RONALD L.; Delco Products, Dayton. BUTLER, WILLIAM A.; Central Foundry, Danville; Phi Gamma Delta; Management Honor Society; Student Christian Fellowship; Athletic Council, Bronze Award; Inter-Fratern- ity Council, JIFC. BUTTACAVOLI, RAYMOND D.; General Motors Assembly, Fremont; Theta Xi; Manage- ment Honor Society; Society of Plastics Engi- neers. BYRNE, DAVID E.; Chevrolet-Metal Fabricat- ing, Flint. BZDOK, MICHAEL S.; Fisher Body, Warren; Delta Tau Delta; Student Christian Fellowship; Welding Club. CALLAWAY, MALCOLM T.; AC Spark Plug, Flint. CANNADY, DENNIS L.; GMAD, Kansas City; Theta Tau, Treasurer; Independents Association; Society of Automotive Engineers. CARTER, DONALD W.; GMC Truck and Coach, Pontiac; Management Honor Society. CARTER, JOHN W.; Delco-Remy, Muncie. CARVANA, JOHN L.; Cadillac, Detroit. CAVE, MICHAEL A.; GMC Truck and Coach, Pontiac. CELLA, ALBERT F.; Cadillac, Detroit; Phi Delta Theta, Vice-president. CHAMBO, DAVID A.; Cadillac, Detroit; Sigma Chi; Publications Council; GMTE Handbook; Aquaneers. CHANDLER, RICHARD C.; Ternstedt, Syra- cuse. CHEKIRDA, RUSSELL F.; Fisher Body Engi- neering, Warren; Theta Xi. CHRISTGAU, PETER V.; Buick, Flint; Inter- national Club. CHRISTL, WALTER K.; Chevrolet Gear and Axle, Detroit. CIRAR, JAMES D.; GMA, South Gate. CLAR, TIMOTHY A.; Rochester Product, Roch- ester. CLARK, GARY L.; Chevrolet Engineering Center, Warren; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Eminent Warden; Aviation Club; Ski Club; Social Coun- cil; Inter-Fraternity Council. CLARK, THOMAS A.; Delco-Remy, Anderson; Phi Delta Theta; Student Christian Fellowship; Society of Automotive Engineers; Tech Sailors; Student Faculty Relations Committee, Chair- man. CLEAVER, LARRY L.; Delco-Remy, Ander- son. CLOWE, MICHAEL R.; Chevrolet, Toledo; Delta Tau Delta; Management Honor Society; Inter-Fraternity Council. CONNELLY, WILLIAM J.; Fisher Body, Grand Rapids; Lambda Chi Alpha, Ritualist, President, House Manager; Reflector; Amateur Radio and Electronics Club. CORBE, WAYNE L.; Cadillac Motor Car, De- troit; Independents Association. CORDNER, DONALD P.,; Packard Electronics, Warren; Management Honor Society, Co-Chair- man; Student Christian Fellowship; Society of Plastics Engineers; Athletic Council. COTT, VOLKMAR; Chevrolet, Motor Division. CREPS, WENDELL D.; Chevrolet, Flint En- gine, Flint. CRIM, COLIN J.; Delco-Remy, Anderson. CROSBY, GARY L.; Ternstedt, Columbus; Beta Theta Pi, House Manager, Social Chair- man; Management Honor Society. CRUMLEY, ROBERT L.; General Motors Engineering Staff, Warren; Independents Asso- ciation; Management Honor Society; Society of Automotive Engineers. CUENY, CHARLES J.; Ternstedt, Warren. CULLEN, GARY A.; Chevrolet, Janesville; Phi Gamma Delta, Secretary; Management Honor Society; Executive Council, Sr. Class President; Inter-Fraternity Council, Secretary. CURTIS, FLOYD J.; Delco Products, Roches- ter. DAMAN, WILLIAM L.; GMC Truck and Coach, Pontiac; Phi Gamma Delta, Steward; Aviation Club; Money Masters. DAUCHER, E. JEFFREY; Chevrolet, Tona- wanda; Sigma Chi; Management Honor Society; Student Christian Fellowship. DAVIDSON, JOHN F.; Buick, Flint. DE BUHR, A. PHILIPS; EMD, La Grange; Beta Theta Pi, IFC Representative, Historian; Robots; Management Honor Society; Executive Council, Comptroller, President; Publications Council; Quest, Editor-in-Chief; Reflector, Pho- tographer; Technician, Photographer, Layout Assistant; Inter-Fraternity Council; GMTE Committees, Academic Research. DELMASTRO, JOHN A.; Fisher Body, Engi- neering Section, Warren. DENARDIS, RONALD F.; Chevrolet Gear and Axle, Detroit; Delta Tau Delta; Manage- ment Honor Society. DEN HAAN, ADRIAN, JR.; GMA, Linden. DENNISS, MALCOLM J.; AC Spark Plug, Flint. DEYER, KEITH W.; Chevrolet, Janesville. DICKSON, JOHN D.; Guide Lamp, Anderson. DILAURA, J. GARY; ND-HB, Harrison. DIMATTEO, MICHAEL A.; Delco Products, Dayton; Independents Association; Alpha Tau Iota; Firebirds. DINGO, THOMAS T.; Pontiac Motor Division, Pontiac; Alpha Tau Omega, House Manager, Sergeant at Arms; Michigan Society of Profes- sional Engineers. DION, MICHAEL D.; Pontiac Motor Division, Pontiac; Alpha Tau Omega. DOCHERTY, ERIC C.; Fisher Body, Warren; Phi Delta Theta, Social Chairman, Rush Chair- man; Robots; Management Honor Society; Exec- utive Council, Social Council Chairman; Judo Club; Social Council, Chairman, Program Man- ager; GMTE Committees, Flint Inter-College Board, President, Treasurer. DOHERTY, RICHARD P.; Cadillac, Detroit; Alpha Tau Omega; Athletic Council, Manager; GMTE Committees, Public Relations. DONNAN, THOMAS J.; Pontiac Motor Divi- sion, Pontiac; Sigma Nu, Recorder; Alpha Tau Jota; Management Honor Society; Society of Plastics Engineers. DONNELLY, TIMOTHY E.; General Motors of Canada, Oshawa. DORNBUSH, MICHAEL L.; Pontiac Motor Division, Pontiac. DRAKE, RONALD J.; Delco-Remy, Anderson; Delta Tau Delta. DRAPER, JAMES D.; Ternstedt, Elyria. D’REAUX, ROBERT S.; Chevrolet, Atlanta; Independents Association; Management Honor Society; Society of Automotive Engineers; Publi- cations Council, Director of Photography; Alpha Phi Gamma, Secretary-Treasurer. DRESBACK, STEVEN S.; Frigidaire, Dayton. DRESDEN, DUWAYNE D.; Fisher Body, Central Engineering, Warren; Management Honor Society. DROVER, WALTER D.; Delco-Remy, Olathe. DUBERVILLE, RANDOLPH H.; Buick Motor, Flint. DU CHARME, RICHARD C.; Fisher Body, Engineering Section, Warren. DUCHEK, CHARLES E.; Chevrolet, St. Louis; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Rush Chairman, House Manager; Student Christian Fellowship; Fire- birds; Tech Sailors. DUDZIC, JERRY; General Motor Diesel, Lon- don; Management Honor Society. DULIN, PATRICK J.; Allison, Indianapolis; Sigma Nu, Social Director; Alpha Tau Iota. DULLACK, LARRY G.; GMC Truck and Coach, Pontiac. ‘DU MONT, RICHARD J.; Chevrolet, St. Louis; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Steward; Management Honor Society; Tech Sailors. DURLING, HOWARD W.; Buick, Flint; Inde- pendents Association; Society of Plastics Engi- neers; Aviation Club. DUST, DENNIS A.; Oldsmobile, Lansing. DYRCK, DAVID. A.; Harrison Radiator, Lock- port. EDGINGTON, ROGER E.; Pontiac Motor, Pontiac; Alpha Tau Omega; American Foundry- man’s Society. EDWARDS, JERRY B.; Fisher Body, Flint. EICHLER, RICHARD H.; Chevrolet, Saginaw Transmission, Saginaw. EIGNER, JAMES F.; Chevrolet, Saginaw Foundries, Saginaw; Independents Association; Management Honor Society; American Foundry- man’s Society; American Society of Metals. ELAM, NORMAN D.; Delco Products, Dayton. ELLIOTT, WARREN; Frigidaire, Dayton; Theta Xi, Secretary, Parliamentarian; Student Christian Fellowship; Electrical Engineers Club, President; Athletic Council, Manager. ELSNER, LUTZ W.; Fisher Body, Flint. ENDERLE, CLIFFORD J.; Chevrolet, Willow Run; Sigma Alpha; Management Honor Society; Technician; Athletic Council. EPPS, R. TIMOTHY; McKinnon, Industries, St. Catharines. ERNI, JEAN B.; Chevrolet, CO-Sales, Detroit. EXNER, GREGORY F.; Cadillac, Detroit; Sigma Chi, Work Manager, Pro-Consul; Man- agement Honor Society; Student Christian Fel- lowship; Society of Automotive Engineers; Tech Sailors; GMTE Committees, Academ ic Research, Committee Chairman. FAUDE, C. FREDERIC; Allison, Indianapolis; Theta Xi, Scholarship Director, Future Planning Committee Chairman; Society of Automotive Engineers; Aquaneers; Firebirds; GMTE Com- mittees. FEDCHUN, GERALD B.; McKinnon, Indus- tries, St. Catharines. FELTHANN, JAMES R.; Harrison Radiator, Lockport; Delta Tau Delta, Fire Marshall; Man- agement Honor Society; Band, President 2 yrs. FERGUSON, ROBERT K.; ND-HB, Sandusky. FERREIRA, THOMAS I.; GMA, Wilmington. FERTUCK, DOUGLAS A.; Chevrolet, Engi- neering Center, Warren. FITZSIMMONS, TOM A.; Delco-Remy, Ander- son; Delta Tau Delta, Recording Secretary; Management Honor Society. FLEES, FRANK J.; Pontiac Motor Division, Pontiac. FLYNN, JOHN M.; ND-HB, Clark; Beta Theta Pi, Social Chairman 66-67, Rushing Chairman 67-68; Michigan Society of Professional Engi- neers. FOREHAND, FRANK H.; Chevrolet, St. Louis; Sigma Nu; Industrial Engineers Club. FOSS, JAMES E.; Central Foundry, Defiance. FOX MAULE, JENS P.; Fisher Body, Flint Assembly, Flint. FOY, ALAN W.; General Motors of Canada, Oshawa. FRANK, DOUGLAS A.; Chevrolet, Janesville. FRANK, WARREN C.; Chevrolet Engineering Center, Warren. FRANK, WILLIAM H.; General Motor Diesel, London; Alpha Tau Omega, Comptroller, Presi- dent; Management Honor Society; GMTE Hand- book; Inter-Fraternity Council. FRENCH, MICHAEL P.; Delco Moraine, Day- ton; Independents Association; Management Honor Society; Electrical Engineers Club. FRYE, DONALD E.; Allison, Indianapolis. FULSOM, BRIAN M.; McKinnon Industries, St. Catharines. GAEDE, ROGER A.; Chevrolet Flint Manufac- turing, Flint; Independents Association; Alpha Tau Iota; Michigan Society of Professional Engi- neers. GAGNON, MARK P.; Chevrolet, Warren; Inde- pendents Association; Management Honor So- ciety. GALLIGHER, J. STEVEN; Chevrolet Gear and Axle, Detroit; Management Honor Society. GANFIELD, RICHARD A.; Ternstedt, Flint; Theta Tau, Secretary; Society of Automotive Engineers, GARCETTI, HUGO S.; Chevrolet Engineering Center, Warren. GARDNER, JERRY W.; Fisher Body, Hamil- ton. GARWICK, ALVIN P., JR.; Chevrolet, Bay City; Management Honor Society. GARWOOD, LARRY A.; Central Foundry, Danville. GASTON, JAMES A.; Central Foundry, Defi- ance; Independents Association; Management Honor Society; American Foundryman’s Society. GAUBIS, PHILIP A.; Pontiac Motor Division, Pontiac; Phi Gamma Delta, President. GENTRY, RONALD D.; Delco-Remy, Ander- son. GERBES, WERNER R.; McKinnon Industries, St. Catharines; Theta Xi; Ski Club. GERSTLE, JOSEPH A.; Delco Products, Day- ton; Theta Tau, Vice-president; Management Honor Society; Sportsman’s Club. GEST, WiLLIAM E.; Chevrolet Engineering Center, Cleveland. GILBERT, ROLLAND J.; Fisher Body, Grand Blanc; Independents Association; American So- ciety of Tool and Manufacturing Engineers; Aquaneers. GILLINGS, JAMES S.; McKinnon Industries, St. Catharines; Independents Association; Man- agement Honor Society. GLIBBERY, DAVID A.; Pontiac Motor Divi- sion, Pontiac; Phi Delta Theta, Treasurer, Assis- tant Treasurer. GOBBI, EDGAR; Frigidaire, Dayton. GOODIN, DWIGHT L.; Ternstedt, Detroit. GORDON, W. DOUGLAS; Pontiac Motor Divi- sion, Pontiac; Management Honor Society; So- ciety of Automotive Engineers; Firebirds. GOULD, ROBERT R.; Frigidaire, Dayton. GOULDSTONE, ROGER; Pontiac Motor Divi- sion, Pontiac. GRETZINGER, CARL C.; Oldsmobile, Lan- sing; Independents Association; Electrical Engi- neers Club. 286 GRZINCIC, KEITH J.; Chevrolet, Central Of- fice, Detroit; Sigma Nu; Welding Club. GUSTAIRS, THOMAS J.; Chevrolet Engineer- ing Center, Warren; Firebirds. HACKETT, MICHAEL R.; Allison, Indiana- polis. HAEHL, CLAYTON W.; Guide Lamp, Ander- son; Society of Plastics Engineers; Band; Cou- ples Club; Sportsman’s Club, Activities Chair- man; Athletic Council. HAGEMAN, STEPHEN L.; Central Foundry, Defiance. HALL, DONALD E.,; Fisher Body, Warren; Phi Gamma Delta, House Manager; Student Chris- tian Fellowship. HALL, GREGORY T.; Chevrolet, Kansas City; Theta Xi, Presiding Officer, Vice-president (Jr. yr.); Management Honor Society; Student Chris- tian Fellowship; Executive Council, Senior Class President; Athletic Council, Assistant Manager; Inter-Fraternity Council, P.O. Assistant, Repre- sentative. HARDIN, DANIEL P., JR.; Pontiac Motor Division, Pontiac. HARPOOTLIAN, TOM A.; Cadillac, Detroit; Theta Tau, President, Corresponding Secretary; Alpha Tau Iota; Student Christian Fellowship; Society of Automotive Engineers; Publications Council; Reflector. HARRISON, PATRICK J.; Buick Motor Divi- sion, Flint. HART, JOHN F.; Buick Motor Division, Flint; Sigma Chi, Historian, Recording Secretary; Stu- dent Christian Fellowship; Publications Council, Technician Staff. HARTNETT, RONALD J.; Ternstedt, Trenton; Phi Delta Theta; Management Honor Society; Industrial Engineers Club; Society of Automo- tive Engineers. HASSETT, THOMAS A., JR.; Buick, Flint. HATLEY, ANDREW B.; Fisher Body, Atlanta; Alpha Tau Omega, Social Chairman; Ski Club; Social Council, Secretary. HAYWORTH, THOMAS C.; Chevrolet, Indi- anapolis; Theta Xi, Pledgemaster; Management Honor Society; Society of Automotive Engineers; Firebirds; Welding Club. HEENAN, PATRICK J.; Fisher Body, Nor- wood. HEIDORN, DONALD L.; Frigidaire, Dayton; Theta Tau, Social Chairman; Independents As- sociation; Management Honor Society; Electrical Engineers Club; Amateur Radio and Electronics Club; Aviation Club, Treasurer. HINDRICKS, DAVID R.; Cadillac Motor Car, Detroit; Sigma Chi, Treasurer; Alpha Tau Iota; Management Honor Society; Society of Automo- tive Engineers. HINDRICKX, MICHAEL E.; AC Spark Plug, Flint. HENNE, DOUGLAS W.; Saginaw Steering Gear, Saginaw; Sigma Chi, Steward, Quaestor; Student Christian Fellowship; Society of Auto- motive Engineers; Ski Club; Tech Sailors. HERBST, DESRA N., JR.; Frigidaire, Dayton. HERSH, DAVID A.; Central Foundry, Defi- ance. HETRICK, MICHAEL V.; AC Electronics, Flint; Beta Theta Pi, House Manager, Pledge- master. HEYNE, EBERHARD W.; General Motors Proving Ground, Milford. HIGBIE, EDWARD L.; Chevrolet, Indiana- polis. HILL, RICHARD S.; Inland Manufacturing, Dayton. HILL, STEPHEN H.; Buick, Flint; Indepen- dents Association; Society of Automotive Engi- neers; Firebirds. HINTZ, DENNIS J.; Chevrolet, Cleveland; Delta Tau Delta, President; Robots, Co-Presi- dent; Management Honor Society; Student Christian Fellowship; Executive Council, Re- porter-at-Large; Industrial Engineers Club; So- cial Council, Chairman; Inter-Fraternity Coun- cil. HIRSCH, ERIC L.; Delco Radio, Kokomo; Sigma Nu; Society of Plastics Engineers, Secre- tary-Treasurer. HODAS, MICHAEL A.; Chevrolet Gear and Axle, Detroit; Amateur Radio and Electronics “Club. HOLLINGTON, ROGER; Oldsmobile, Lansing. HOLLOWAY, JON M.; Allison, Indianapolis. HOLMES, GARY A.; AC Electronics, Flint. HOLTVLUWER, EDWARD D., JR.; Fisher Body, Grand Rapids; Alpha Tau Iota; Manage- ment Honor Society, Chairman; Society of Auto- motive Engineers. HOPE, TIMOTHY T.; General Motors of Cana- da, Oshawa. HOPPE, BRUCE W.; Oldsmobile, Lansing; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Eminent Warden; Ski Club; Social Council. HORVATH, JACK K.; Cadillac, Detroit; Sigma Chi, Treasurer, Quaestor; Alpha Tau Iota. HOUDE, LEE F.; Chevrolet, Framingham. HOWELL, JEROME M.; GMC Truck and Coach, Pontiac. HOYLE, MICHAEL J.; Chevrolet, Bay City. HUCHETTE, GEORGE F.; Delco-Remy, An- derson. HUMPHREY, DENNIS D.; General Motors Manufacturing Staff, Warren; Phi Delta Theta; Socieity of Plastics Engineers, President. HUNT, JAMES L.; Buick, Flint; Pi Kappa Alpha, Pledgemaster, Works Manager, Future Development Chairman; Student Christian Fel- lowship; Society of Automotive Engineers. HURLEY, S. MICHAEL; General Motors of Canada, Oshawa. HUSAR, MICHAEL A., JR.; Ternstedt, Elyria; Alpha Tau Iota; Management Honor Society. HUSTED, RONALD K.; Chevrolet, Flint En- gine, Flint; Firebirds; Welding Club. ICKES, ARTHUR D.; Euclid, Hudson; Theta Xi, Rush Chairman; Student Christian Fellow- ship; American Society of Tool and Manufactur- ing Engineers; Society of Automotive Engineers; Firebirds; Speech Club; Inter-Fraternity Coun- cil, Vice-president; GMTE Committees. IRWIN, GEORGE A.; GMAD, Atlanta; Inde- pendents Association; Management Honor So- ciety; Couples Club, President; Firebirds. ITO, YOSHINORI; Frigidaire, Dayton. JARRELL, DAVID G.; Chevrolet, Clevela nd. JARVIS, THOMAS J.; Chevrolet Central Of- fice, Detroit; Theta Xi, Scholarship Director; Management Honor Society; Executive Council; Publications Council, Chairman; Technician, Reporter, Sports Editor, Editor-in-Chief; Athletic Council. JERABEK, PETER A.; Chevrolet, Tarrytown; Lambda Chi Alpha, Treasurer, Pledgemaster, House Manager; Management Honor Society; Student Christian Fellowship; Engineering So- cieties Council; Society of Automotive Engi- neers; Publications Council; Technician; Activi- ties Council; Firebirds. JOHNSON, ALLEN L.; Packard Electric, War- ren. JOHNSON, E. HERBERT; Ternstedt, Flint; Student Christian Fellowship; Society of Auto- motive Engineers; Aviation Club. JOHNSON, ROBERT L.; Packard Electronics, Warren. JOHNSON, STEPHEN G.; AC Spark Plug, Flint. JOHNSON, TRACY E.; Chevrolet, Detroit Forge, Detroit; Management Honor Society, Chairman; Industrial Engineers Club; Society of Automotive Engineers; Money Masters; Ski Club. JONES, M. MICHAEL; Delco-Remy, Anderson; Delta Tau Delta, Steward. JONES, SIDNEY H.; Fisher Body, Engineer- ing, Warren. JOSEPH, JOSEPH W.; Fisher Body, General Offices, Warren; Phi Gamma Delta, Historian; Technician; Aquaneers; Aviation Club; Couples Club; Inter-Fraternity Council. KALUPA, ROBERT S.; General Motors Assem- bly, Linden; Beta Theta Pi; Tech Sailors. KAPPLER, EDWARD J.; Fisher Body, Pitts- burgh. KARBACH, PETER H.,; Buick, Flint; Interna- tional Club. KAY, RICHARD A.; Fisher Body, Grand Rap- ids. KAYLOR, LLOYD M.; GMAD, Atlanta; Inde- pendents Association; Management Honor So- ciety; Firebirds. KEELE, TERRY J.; Fisher Body, Janesville; Phi Gamma Delta; Management Honor Society. KELLIE, TRUMAN F.; Allison, Indianapolis. KENNEDY, GREGORY P.; Pontiac Motor, Pontiac. KENNEDY, PAUL; Fisher Body, General Of- fices, Warren. KENSICKI, GLENN D.; Fisher Body, Cleve- land; Phi Delta Theta; Management Honor So- ciety. KEPPEL, CHARLES M.; Chevrolet Engineer- ing Center, Warren. KERSCHER, WILLIAM J. III; AC Spark Plug, Flint. KERSCHNER, ALAN D.; ND-HB, Bristol, Meriden. KERSEY, DAVID F.; McKinnon Industries, St. Catharines. KLINE, DAVID A.; Delco-Remy, Anderson; Independents Association; Alpha Tau Iota; Man- agement Honor Society; Welding Club, Presi- dent. KLOSTERMAN, ROBERT J.; Buick, Flint; Alpha Tau Omega, IFC Representative; Pledge- trainer; Alpha Tau Iota; Management Honor Society; Student Christian Fellowship; Michigan Society of Professional Engineers, Vice-presi- dent; Firebirds; Inter-Fraternity Council, Trea- surer. KNAPP, WILLIAM J.; AC Electronics, Flint. KNEZOVIC, DONALD C.; Fisher Body Divi- sion, Pittsburgh; Phi Tau Alpha; Management Honor Society. KNOLL, KENNETH R.; Saginaw Steering Gear, Saginaw. KOLSETH, JON; Chevrolet, CO Sales, Detroit. KOSIEDOWSKI, BERND H.; Oldsmobile, Lansing; Society of Automotive Engineers; In- ternational Club. KRAM, T. HANK L.; Fisher Body, St. Louis; Sigma Chi, Steward. KRAUSE, ROBERT E.; Chevrolet, Tona- wanda; Sigma Chi, Social Chairman; Aquaneers; Tech Sailors, Commodore. KREBER, ALBERTUS' W.; Chevrolet, CO Sales, Detroit. KUPGISCH, JURGEN R.; Chevrolet, Flint Assembly, Flint. KUSUMI, GARY; Chevrolet, Toledo; Phi Gamma Delta, Pledgemaster, Vice-president. LA BOSKEY, CHRISTOPHER P.; AC Spark Plug, Flint. LACY, JOHN W.; GMC Truck and Coach, Pon- tiac; Independents Association; Alpha Tau Iota; Management Society; Publications Council; Aviation Club. LANGE, TIMOTHY C.; Chevrolet Engineering Center, Warren; Independents Association; Management Honor Society; Society of Automo- tive Engineers; Firebirds. LANGEWISCH, ROBERT W., JR.; Packard Electronics, Warren. LANKER, TERRY A.; Hydra-Matic, Ypsilanti; Pi Kappa Alpha, Athletics Chairman, Public Relation Chairman; Management Honor Society; Student Christian Fellowship; Michigan Society of Professional Engineers; Senior Class, Fratern- ity Delegate to Central Committee “69,” Athlet- ics Chairman. LAPOINTE, JOEL R.; Chevrolet, Tarrytown; Lambda Chi Alpha, Social Chairman, Ritualist, President; Student Christian Fellowship; Inter- Fraternity Council. LE BAR, PHILIP A., JR.; Hydra-Matic, Ypsi- lanti. LEWANDOWSKI, PETER T.; Cadillac, De- troit. LEU, MICHAEL A.; AC Electronics, Flint; Beta Theta Pi, Secretary, Alumni Secretary, Parliamentarian; Robots; Management Honor Society; Student Christian Fellowship; Execu- tive Council; Activities Council, Clubs Manager, Secretary, Chairman. LINGEMAN, CHARLES E.; Chevrolet, Los Angeles; Society of Plastics Engineers; Aviation Club. LITSEY, LARRY A.; Delco-Remy Division, Anderson; Delta Tau Delta; American Society of Tool and Manufacturing Engineers. LOBSER, DONALD R.H.; Chevrolet, Cleve- land; Delta Tau Delta, Recording Secretary; Sportsman’s Club; Welding Club; Inter-Fratern- ity, Rush Committee. LOSH, J. MICHAEL; Inland Manufacturing, Dayton; Sigma Nu, President; Alpha Tau Iota; Management Honor Society; Society of Plastics Engineers, President; Technician; GMTE Com- mittees. LUBEN, ROBERT P.; ND-HB, Bristol, Meri- den. LUEBCKE, RICHARD W.; GMAD, Linden; Beta Theta Pi, Scholastic Chairman; Michigan Society of Professional Engineers. LUSMANN, RONALD H.; Chevrolet, Metal Fabricating, Warren; American Society of Tool and Manufacturing Engineers; Society of Auto- motive Engineers. MAC DONALD, EDWARD D.; Buick, Flint. MACKEY, EDWARD W-.; Fisher Body, Flint; Independents Association; Alpha Tau Iota. MADDOX, DENNIS 0.; Delco-Remy, Ander- son; Delta Tau Delta. MAINARDI, ELCIO J.; GMC Truck and Coach, Pontiac. MAITLAND, STUART; Fisher Body, Fram- ingham; Alpha Tau Omega, Pledge Class Presi- dent, Comptroller, President; Robots, Pledge- master; Management Honor Society; Student Christian Fellowship; Executive Council, Sopho- more Class President, Representative-at-Large; Society of Plastics Engineers; International Club, Honorary Member; Social Council, Silver Key; GMTE Committees, Constitution Revision, Student Faculty Relations; Vox Populi, Presi- dent, Secretary-Treasurer. MALEN, GERALD M.; Chevrolet, Cleveland. MANCINE, PAUL L.,; Ternstedt, Division Of- fice, Warren; Industrial Engineers Club; Society of Automotive Engineers. MARKER, RONALD E.; Frigidaire, Dayton; Theta Tau, Recording Secretary; Sportsman’s Club. MARNOCH, GARRY; General Motors of Cana- da, Oshawa. MARQUART, DENNIS D.; ND-HB, Sandusky; Student Christian Fellowship; Industrial Engi- neers Club. MARTIN, DAVID H.; Chevrolet, Atlanta; Beta Theta Pi, Pledgemaster; Management Honor Society. MARTIN, FRED T.; Delco-Remy, Anderson; Independents Association; Student Christian Fellowship; American Society of Tool and Manu- facturing Engineers; Industrial Engineers Club, President, Vice-president, Secretary-Treasurer. MASTON, JOSEPH H.; Chevrolet, Massena. MATTOS, MIKE K.; General Motors of Cana- da, Oshawa; Independents Association; Fire- birds. MAU, ROBERT W.; Chevrolet, Cleveland; Phi Delta Theta. MAVER, IAN A.; Oldsmobile, Lansing. MAYNE, JIMMY C.; Delco Moraine, Dayton; Phi Delta Theta, Pledgemaster, President; Man- agement Honor Society. MAZARA, RONALD 0O.; Chevrolet, Detroit Forge, Detroit. MC CARTHY, GARY P.; AC Spark Plug, Flint. MCCLURE, JOSEPH W.; Harrison Radiator, Lockport. MCCULLOUGH, BEVERLY L.; General Motors of Canada, Oshawa. MC DERMOTT, KEVIN J.; Fisher Body, Ge- neral Office, Warren. MC HUGH, RAY D.; General Motors of Cana- da, Oshawa. MC KERVEY, EDWARD J.; Chevrolet, Flint Manufacturing, Flint; Independents Association. MCLAUGHLIN, LYNN J.; Central Foundry, Saginaw Mall Iron, Saginaw. MCLELLAN, JOHN W.; Chevrolet, Fram- ingham; Independents Association; Management Honor Society; Society of Automotive Engineers; Aviation Club. MCMILLIN, CARL R.; Packard Electronics, Warren; Independents Association; Chess Club, President; Speech Club; Sportsman’s Club, Vice- president; Bridge Club, President. MC NAIR, DANIEL V.; Fisher Body, Warren; Management Honor Society; Student Christian Fellowship; Tech Sailors. MC PHILLIPS, EDWARD F., JR.; Chevrolet, Norwood; Sigma Nu, Recorder; Industrial Engi- neers Club; Inter-Fraternity Council. MEDUED, JOSEPH B.; Buick, Flint; Indepen- dents Association; Management Honor Society; American Foundryman’s Society, Secretary- Treasurer; Electrical Engineers Club; Michigan Society of Professional Engineers; Firebirds, Athletic Council. MEEGAN, RONALD A.; General Motors Engi- neering Staff, Warren. MEIER, ADRIAN P.; Fisher Body, Pontiac; International Club. MEIER, CHARLES R.; AC Spark Plug, Flint. MENLEN, DENNIS M.; Ternstedt, Detroit: Independents Association; Management Honor Society; Student Chris tian Fellowship; Society of Plastics Engineers. MERS, MICHAEL L.; Chevrolet Gear and Axle, Detroit. MESSER, ADRIAN, JR.; Fisher Body, Marion; Delta Tau Delta, Guide; Management Honor Society; Welding Club. METZLER, RUSSELL; Allison, Indianapolis. MEYER, JEFFREY W.; GMC Truck and Coach, Pontiac. MILLER, ALAN A.; Fisher Body, Engineering, Warren. MILLER, CAMERON L.; Ternstedt, Colum- bus; Independents Association, President; Stu- dent Christian Fellowship; Industrial Engineers Club, Vice-president. MILLER, DANE A.; Frigidaire, Dayton; Sigma Nu, Sentinel; Student Christian Fellowship; So- ciety of Plastics Engineers. MILLER, DAVID C.; Rochester Products, Rochester; Phi Delta Theta. MILZ, ROBERT H.; Chevrolet Gear and Axle, Detroit; Sigma Nu; Industrial Engineers Club. MINNS, WILLARD A.; Chevrolet, Flint Manu- facturing, Flint; Independents Association; So- ciety of Automotive Engineers; Firebirds. MOLLY, RICHARD D.; Fisher Body, Central Engineering, Warren; Delta Tau Delta, Treasur- er, Assistant Treasurer; Management Honor Society; Society of Automotive Engineers; Money Masters; Welding Club. MONKABA, RICHARD A.,; Fisher Body, Pon- tiac. MONNIER, DAVID J.; Allison, Indianapolis; Firebirds; Sportsman’s Club. MOORE, GARY T.; Fisher Body, Tarrytown; Phi Delta Theta, Athletic Director; GMTE Committees, Student Faculty, Relations Com- mittee. MOORE, RICHARD L.; Chevrolet, Muncie; Phi Gamma Delta; Management Honor Society; Aviation Club; Couples Club, Secretary-Trea- surer. MOORE, STEPHEN W.; Chevrolet, Massena. MOTZ, PHILLIP R.; AC Electronics, Milwau- kee; Theta Xi; Alpha Tau Iota; Electrical Engi- neering Club, President. MOUTTET, VICTOR M.; Chevrolet Engineer- ing Center, Warren. MUEY, TERRY L.; Guide Lamp Division, Anderson; Delta Tau Delta; Management Honor Society. MULLER, RONALD D.; Chevrolet, Central Office, Detroit. MULLIGAN, JAMES R.; General Motor As- sembly Division, Wilmington; Sigma Nu, Lieu- tenant Commander. MULLINS, CHARLES K.; Chevrolet, Cleve- land; Independents Association; Management Honor Society. MURDAY, ROBERT D.; GMAD, Arlington; Phi Delta Theta, IFC Representative, Assistant Treasurer, Treasurer, Member of Board of Direc- tors; Student Christian Fellowship; Society of Automotive Engineers, Secretary; Technician, Feature Editor; Inter-Fraternity Council, Social Committee Chairman. MURPHY, CHARLES C.; EMD, LaGrange. MURPHY, THOMAS W.; Buick, Flint. MURRAY, ALFRED K.; Frigidaire, Dayton; Theta Tau; Michigan Society of Professional Engineers. NEFF, GALE E.; Buick, Flint. NEFF, JOHN C.; Inland Manufacturing, Day- ton; Publications Council; Quest; Reflector; Technician; International Club. NELSON, RONALD A.; General Motors of Canada, Oshawa; Pi Kappa Alpha, Secretary, Vice-president, President; Student Christian Fellowship. NEWPORT, FRED J.; Fisher Body, Engineer- ing, Warren. NICOLAI, ROBERT L.; Buick, Flint. NORTHCROSS, WYATT R.; GMC Truck and Coach, Pontiac. NOWAK, JOHN M.; Ternstedt, Detroit. NUNZIATA, JORGE A.; Chevrolet Engineer- ing Center, Warren; Society of Automotive Engi- neers; Firebirds; International Club. NURMINEN, GEORGE K.; Fisher Body, Cleveland; Phi Delta Theta, Pledgemaster. NYQUIST, GERALD A.; Cadillac, Detroit. ODEGAARD, ARVIN J.; Chevrolet, Spring and Bumper, Livonia. OGLE, JAMES A.; Ternstedt, Columbus; Delta Tau Delta; Management Honor Society, 1966-67. OLEX, GREGORY A.; Ternstedt, Trenton; Phi Delta Theta, Rush Chairman, Historian, Choris- ter, Greek Sing; Athletics, Volleyball, Basket- ball, Baseball, Handball, Badminton. OLIVE, DANIEL R.; Pontiac Motor Division, Pontiac. OLIVER, GEORGE E.; Hydra-Matic, Ypsi- lanti. OLIVIER, AUGUST; GMAD, Linden; Beta Theta Pi, IF Representative, Pledgemaster; Stu- dent Christian Fellowship; Michigan Society of Professional Engineers; Inter-Fraternity Coun- cil. OLSON, DOUGLAS L.; Fisher Body, Flint. O’NEILL, BRIAN P.; AC Spark Plug, Flint; Lambda Chi Alpha, Vice-president, Social Chairman; Management Honor Society; Student Christian Fellowship; Society of Automotive Engineers. ORTEGA, HUMBERTO; Delco-Remy, Ander- son; International Club, ORYSZCZAK, GENE R.; GMC Truck and Coach, Pontiac; Sigma Nu, Property’s Manager; Society of Plastics Engineers; Firebirds; Welding Club, Vice-president. PACHECO, ANTONIO; Fisher Body, Flint. PACIFIC, LARRY A.; GMC Truck and Coach, Pontiac. PAINTER, DARRYL L.; Delco-Remy, Ander- son; Delta Tau Delta, Corresponding Secretary, Recording Secretary. PALMA, JAMES D.; Diesel Equipment, Grand Rapids; Beta Theta Pi; Management Honor So- ciety. PARKER, GARY L.; GMC Truck and Coach, Pontiac. PARROTT, RICHARD G.; Saginaw Steering Gear, Saginaw; Alpha Tau Omega, Vice-presi- dent; Student Christian Fellowship; Society of Plastics Engineers; Inter-Fraternity Council. PARTHESIUS, GERHARD W.; Fisher Body, Detroit. PASKY, RICHARD J.; Ternstedt, Elyria; Sigma Nu, Athletic Director, Historian; Indus- trial Engineers Club; Technician, Reporter; Ath- letic Council, Assistant Manager. PATTERSON, ROBERT A.; AC Electronics, Flint; Theta Xi; Electrical Engineers Club; Aquaneers, Secretary-Treasurer, President. PAULY, EDWARD L.; Chevrolet Engineering Center, Warren. PERLICK, MARK A.; Hydra-Matic, Ypsilanti; Hydra-Matic Tech Club, Treasurer, Secretary, President. PERRY, PAUL A.; Chevrolet Engineering Center, Warren; Student Christian Fellowship; Firebirds. PERUSKI, DAVID F.; Fisher Body, Engineer- ing, Warren. PETRY, JAMES M.; Delco Products, Roches- ter. PETRY, JAMES A.; Inland Manufacturing Division, Dayton; Independents Association, Athletic Chairman, Social Activities Chairman. PFAHL, OTTO W., JR.; Fisher Body, Tarry- town. 287 288 PHARES, ANDREW H.; Saginaw Steering Gear, Saginaw; Management Honor Society. PIEPER, KEITH A.; Allison, Indianapolis; Theta Tau, Corresponding Secretary; Alpha Tau Iota, Pledgemaster; Electrical Engineers Club; Amateur Radio and Electronics Club; Aqua- neers. PIERRON, JOHN R.; Fisher Body, General Office, Warren. PIKE, KENNETH A.; Fisher Body, Chicago. PLACKARD, DENNIS L.; Delco-Remy, Ander- son; Phi Gamma Delta, Pledgemaster; Money Masters; Athletic Council, Assistant Manager. PLUSKWA, EDWARD 4A.; Harrison Radiator, Lockport; Delta Tau Delta; Management Honor Society. PLZAK, DOUGLAS R.; Chevrolet, Flint; Fire- birds. POSLUSNY, WARREN P.; Allison, Indiana- polis; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Eminent Recorder, Treasurer; Alpha Tau Iota; Robots, Pledgemas- ter; Management Honor Society; Ski Club, Sec- retary-Treasurer, President; Social Council, Dance Manager; GMTE Committees, Chairman of Public Relations Committee. POSPIECH, GREGORY A.; General Motors Research, Warren; Independents Association; Management Honor Society. POWELL, FRANK D.; Fisher Body, Pontiac. PRICE, JOHN D., JR.; Fisher Body, Cleve- land; Phi Delta Theta; Management Honor So- ciety; Student Christian Fellowship. PRYJMAK, BOHDAN L.; Delco Products, Day- ton. PSENKA, JOSEPH A., JR.; Chevrolet Gear and Axle, Detroit. PUGH, RICHARD D.,; Euclid, Hudson. QUANTRILL, JOHN E. ; General Motors of Canada, Oshawa. QUIRK, PETER A.; Chevrolet, Flint. RABER, RICHARD A.; GMC Truck and Coach, Pontiac; Management Honor Society. RAGLESS, JAMES W.; Pontiac Motor Divi- sion, Pontiac; International Club. RANTILLA, RICHARD R.; Packard Electric, Warren. REAUME, PAUL G.,; Cadillac, Detroit. REED, JOHN L.; Delco-Remy, Anderson; Phi Gamma Delta; Alpha Tau Iota; Management Honor Society; Athletic Council. REEVE, MAX E.; GMA, Arlington. RENNPAGE, RANDALL E.; Chevrolet, Flint. REYNOLDS, EVAN A.; Fisher Body, Central Engineering, Warren. RIBBLE, MAURICE D.; Central Foundry, Saginaw; Management Honor Society. RICHARDS, VON L. II; Central Foundry, Danville. RICHMAN, DOUGLAS A.; Chevrolet Engi- neering Center, Warren. RICKABAUGH, JAMES N.; Fisher Body, Cen- tral Engineering, Warren; Independents Asso- ciation; Management Honor Society. RIDGE, LARRY K.; Frigidaire, Dayton; Sigma Nu, Lieutenant Commander, Membership Direc- tor, Rushing Chairman; Management Honor Society; Society of Plastics Engineers. RIER, JAMES E., JR.; Buick, Flint. RIGGS, HOSEPH F.; Chevrolet, Tonawanda. RING, STEPHEN R.; Delco-Remy, Anderson. RITO, EDWARD A.; GMA, Fremont. ROACH, RICHARD B.; Chevrolet, Central Office, Detroit. ROBINSON, PAUL S.; Frigidaire, Dayton; International Club, Public Relations Officer. RODEN, JUAN; Fisher Body; International Club. RODGERS, CURTIS E.; Packard Electronics, Warren; Theta Xi, Vice-president; Management Honor Society; Electrical Engineers Club, Presi- dent; Technician, News Editor, Editor. ROMAN, ARMOND L.; Chevrolet, Toledo. RONAYNE, JOHN J. III; General Motors Proving Ground, Milford. ROSEN, GERALD A.; Fisher Body, Lansing; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Chronicler; Management Honor Society. ROSEN, JAMES D.; Chevrolet Metal Fabricat- ing, Flint; Independents Association; American Society of Tool and Manufacturing Engineers; Society of Automotive Engineers; Firebirds. ROSS, HAROLD M.; Chevrolet, Willow Run; Phi Delta Theta, Pledgemaster; Management Honor Society; Student Christian Fellowship; Michigan Society of Professional Engineers; So- ciety of Automotive Engineers; Tech Sailors. ROWE, ERNESTO J.; Oldsmobile, Lansing; International Club. RUPRECHT, RUSSEL J.; Pontiac Motor Divi- sion, Pontiac. RUSSELL, RICHARD G., JR.; Chevrolet, To- ledo; Phi Delta Theta, Chorister, Librarian; Stu- dent Christian Fellowship, Chairman; Michigan Society of Professional Engineers; Society of Automotive Engineers; Technician, Reporter; Speech Club, Vice-president, Secretary-Trea- surer. RUTLEDGE, GARY J.; General Motor Manu- facturing, Warren; Theta Tau, President; Alpha Tau Iota; Management Honor Society. ST. LOUIS, WILLIAM J. III; Chevrolet, Framingham. SALATICH, DONALD C.; Allison, Indiana- polis; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, President, Trea- surer; Robots, President; Management Honor Society; Executive Council, Social Council Chairman, Representative-at-Large; Ski Club; Social Council, Dance Manager, Chairman; In- ter-Fraternity Council; GMTE Committees, Lec- ture-Concert Chairman. SANDBERG, MURRAY G.; Delco-Remy, Mun- cie; Management Honor Society. SANGER, ROLF K.; Pontiac Motors, Pontiac; International Club. SANTORO, JOSEPH V.; Delco-Remy, New Brunswick; Lambda Chi Alpha, Secretary, Scholarship Chairman; Management Honor So- ciety; Student Christian Fellowship. SCHAFER, DOUGLAS R.; AC Spark Plug, Flint. SCHARF, MARC W.; Delco Radio, Kokomo; Phi Delta Theta, Chorister; Student Christian Fellowship; Electrical Engineers Club; Amateur Radio and Electronics Club; Aquaneers; Fire- birds; Money Masters; Athletics, Volleyball, Basketball, Swimming, Tennis, Bowling, Greek Sing. SCHIPPER, DELL L.; General Motors, Chev- rolet, Flint; Management Honor Society. SCHNEIDER, RICHARD L.; Delco Products, Dayton. SCHREIBER, ROBERT E., JR.; AC Electron- ics, Flint; Theta Xi. SCHRODER, DOUGLAS D.; Chevrolet, To- ledo; Delta Tau Delta, Corresponding Secretary; Student Christian Fellowship, Vice-chairman; Engineering Societies Council, Manager; Inter- Fraternity Council, Representative-at-Large. SCHULTE, KENNETH L., JR.; Fisher Body, Baltimore; Theta Tau; Independents Association; Management Honor Society; Michigan Society of Professional Engineers. SCHULTZ, TERRY J.; Delco Products, Roches- ter; Sigma Chi, President, Vice-President, Awards Chairman; Student Christian Fellow- ship; Society of Automotive Engineers; Society of Plastics Engineers; Aviation Club; Firebirds; Inter-Fraternity Council, Representative. SCHUPP, JOHN C.; GMAD, Kansas City; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Eminent Chaplain; Tech Sailors, Steward; Social Council, Program Manager, So- cial Council Representative. SCHWOBEL, ALBERT P.; Oldsmobile, Lan- sing. SEGURA, JOSE G.; Chevrolet, Saginaw Trans- mission, Saginaw. SEIGNAC, JEAN R.; AC Spark Plug, Flint; International Club. SHAFFER, LOWELL K.; Delco Products, Day- ton; Theta Xi, Treasurer, Parliamentarian, Ac- tivities Chairman; Student Christian Fellow- ship; Engineering Societies Council, Secretary; Industrial Engineers Club; Society of Automo- tive Engineers, Vice-chairman; Firebirds; Sportsman’s Club; Welding Club. SHATTOCK, CHRISTOPHER J.; Chevrolet Engineering Center, Warren; International Club, Activities Officer. SIMPSON, RICHARD A.; Chevrolet, Metal Fabricating, Flint; Alpha Tau Iota; Society of Automotive Engineers; Aquaneers; Firebirds. SINE, KENNETH R.; McKinnon Industries, Windsor; Independents Association. SIPLER, KENNETH D.; GMAD, Wilmington; Aviation Club; Firebirds; Welding Club. SITCO, JAMES R.; GMC Truck and Coach, Pontiac; Alpha Tau Jota; Management Honor Society. SJONGER, PETER; General Motors of Canada, Oshawa. SMERDEL, JOSEPH E.; Chevrolet, Indiana- polis. SMITH, BARRY L.; Chevrolet, Muncie; Man- agement Honor Society; Firebirds, Director of Odds Ends; Sportsman’s Club. SMITH, DAVID L.; Allison, Indianapolis; Phi Gamma Delta, Secretary; Management Honor Society; Student Christian Fellowship; Publica- tions Council, Secretary; Reflector, Fraternity Ed. SMITH, DONALD L.; GMAD, Atlanta; Man- agement Honor Society; Firebirds. SMITH, GERALD L.; Chevrolet Assembly, Flint. SMITH, JAMES D.; Chevrolet Engineering, Flint; Society of Automotive Engineers. SMITH, JOHN A.; Allison, Indianapolis. SMITH, PAUL M.; Fisher Body, Warren. SOLTAU, JOHN D.; Allison, Indianapolis; In- dependents Association; Money Masters; Bridge Club. SOMMER, ROBERT J.; Frigidaire, Dayton. SOSZYNSKI, DENNIS M.; Ternstedt, Warren. SPARKE, LAURENCE J.; Chevrolet Engi- neering Center, Warren. SPAULDING, JAMES R.; Chevrolet Engineer- ing Center, Warren; Society of Automotive Engi- neers; Firebirds, President. SPRAWKA, CHARLES; Fisher Body, Warren; Firebirds; Ski Club. SQUIRES, PAUL R.; Buick, Flint; Interna- tional Club, Treasurer, Secretary. STAHL, LARRY L.; Chevrolet, Saginaw Foun- dry, Saginaw. STANGE, DENNIS H.; Saginaw Steering Gear, Saginaw; Phi Delta Theta, Project Coordi- nator; Engineering Societies Council, Secretary; Society of Automotive Engineers, Chairman. STANISZEWSKI, STANLEY A.; Ternstedt, Warren; Alpha Tau Omega, Secretary, Rush Chairman; Management Honor Society; Social Council; Inter-Fraternity Council, Chairman Decorations for IFC Ball. STEINKAMP, ROBERT P.; Chevrolet, War- ren; Independents Association; Society of Auto- motive Engineers. STEINMANN, KARL M.; Fisher Body, Ge- neral Offices, Warren; Beta Theta Pi, President, IFC Representative; Management Honor So- ciety; Student Christian Fellowship; Tech Sail- ors, Vice-Commodore, Purser, Yeoman, Fleet Captain, Racing Skipper; Inter-Fraternity Coun- cil, Representative-at-Large. STEUBER, ROBERT H.; Allison, Indiana- polis. STEWART, JAMES F.; Cadillac, Detroit. STEWART, RICHARD L.; GMA, Atlanta; So- ciety of Automotive Engineers, Chairman. STINE, BRADLEY K.; Delco Products, Day- ton; Independents Association; Student Chris- tian Fellowship; Industrial Engineers Club, President. STOEBICK, JAMES W.; Chevrolet, Indiana- polis; Theta Xi, House Manager; Athletic Coun- cil. STORCH, EBERHARD A.; Fisher Body, War- ren; International Club, President. STOREY, EDWIN C.; Rochester Products, Rochester; Lambda Chi Alpha, Vice-president, Treasurer; Welding Club, Equipment Manager, Vice-president. STOTZ, RODGER D.; ND-HB, Sandusky; Sigma Chi, Consul, Pro-Consul, House Manager; Management Honor Society, Co-Chairman; American Society of Tool and Manufacturing Engineers; Society of Automotive Engineers; GMTE Handbook; Tech Sailors; GMTE Commit- tees, Public Relations, Conference Committee, Academic Research Committee. me STOUT, J. STEPHEN; Buick, Flint; Aviation Club, President; Firebirds. STRANEY, PATRICK J.; Chevrolet, Bay City; Independents Association. STRICKER, HELMUT J.; Chevrolet, Central Offices, Detroit. STRICKER, ROGER E.; Delco-Remy, New Brunswick; Phi Delta Theta, President, Director of Public Relations; Alpha Tau Iota, Secretary- Treasurer; Robots; Management Honor Society, President; Executive Council, GMTE Secretary; Technician, Layout Editor; Alpha Phi Gamma; Major Albert Sobey Award. STRONG, WILLIAM R.; Ternstedt, Flint. STRUB, JURG H.; Cadillac, Detroit; Interna- tional Club. SUBLETT, THOMAS K.; Chevrolet, Metal Fabricating, Flint. SWANSON, DAVID W.; ND-HB, Bristol, Meri- den; Sigma Nu; Alpha Tau lota; Management Honor Society; Inter-Fraternity Council, Trea- surer. SYSON, STEPHEN R.; General Motors Styl- ing Section, Warren. SZAPKIW, GUNTHER J.; Fisher Body, Pon- tiac; Independents Association; Society of Auto- motive Engineers. TANZOLA, JAMES R.; Oldsmobile, Lansing; Lambda Chi Alpha, Steward; Management Honor Society; Student Christian Fellowship; Society of Automotive Engineers. TAYLOR, JOHN A.; Chevrolet, Norwood; Inde- pendents Association. THERMAENIUS, EDVARD; Buick, Flint. THOMAS, JAMES H.; Harrison Radiator, Lockport; Theta Xi, Steward; Alpha Tau Iota; Management Honor Society; Society of Plastics Engineers. THOMPSON, STACY E.; Allison, Indianapolis; Phi Gamma Delta; Money Masters; Inter-Fra- ternity Council, Secretary, Representative. THORNELL, DONALD W.; Guide Lamp, An- derson; Phi Delta Theta; Society of Automotive Engineers; Society of Plastics Engineers. TIPPETT, RICHARD E.; AC Spark Plug, Flint. TOEPPNER, CARL L.; Chevrolet, Bay. City; Alpha Tau Omega. TOTH, STEPHAN G., JR.; Pontiac Motor Divi- sion, Pontiac; Theta Tau; Independents Associa- tion, President; American Society of Tool and Manufacturing Engineers; Society of Plastics Engineers; Quest; Reflector; Technician; Chess Club. TOWNS, LYNN R.; Oldsmobile, Lansing. TREGO, MICHAEL P-.; Frigidaire, Dayton. TSUKAYAMA, ROBERT H.; McKinnon Indus- tries, Windsor. TUFFORD, LARRY R.; McKinnon Industries, St. Catharines. TUPLING, DOUGLAS R.; Delco-Remy, Mun- cie. TURLEY, ALEXANDER M.; Fisher Body, Central Engineering, Warren. UNDERWOOD, WILLIAM H.;_ Ternstedt, Trenton; Phi Delta Theta; American Society of Tool and Manufacturing Engineers. VALICEVIC, JAMES R.; Fisher Body, Central Engineering, Warren; Beta Theta Pi; Tech Sail- ors, Fleet Captain. VALVEKENS, LEON J.; Chevrolet, Kansas City. VANDERSCHEE, JACOB; General Motors of Canada, Oshawa; Pi Kappa Alpha, Secretary, Future Development Chairman, Works Manager. VAN OSTAEYEN, FRANS J.G.; GMAD, Kansas City. VAN SICKLEN, DENNIS; GMC Truck and Coach, Pontiac. VINES, RICARDO J.; Pontiac Motor Division, Pontiac. VLK, JOSEPH S.; Chevrolet, Saginaw Manu- facturing, Saginaw. VOTO, RANDY L.; AC Spark Plug, Flint; Management Honor Society; Society of Automo- tive Engineers. VRATANINA, WILLIAM; Chevrolet Engineer- ing Center, Warren. WAGNER, HERBERT G.; McKinnon Indus- tries, St. Catharines. WALKER, DAVID M.; Chevrolet, Cleveland. WALKER, JERRY J.; Pontiac Motor Division, Pontiac; Firebirds. WALKER, ROBERT C.; Harrison Radiator, Lockport; Lambda Chi Alpha, Secretary; Society of Automotive Engineers. WALTER, ROY B.; Chevrolet, Buffalo. WAMSLEY, LESTER L.; Buick, Flint. WANG, WILLIAM R.; Pontiac Motor Division, Pontiac. WARD, ROY K.; General Motors of Canada, Oshawa. WARREN, JAMES A.; Chevrolet, Warren; Independents Association. WASS, DUDLEY C. II; Delco Radio, Kokomo; Delta Tau Delta; Alpha Tau Iota; Management Honor Society; Electrical Engineers Club; Ama- teur Radio and Electronics Club. WATKINS, THOMAS B.; Chevrolet, Tona- wanda; Sigma Chi, Pledge Trainer, Recording Secretary, Scholarship Chairman; Management Honor Society; Athletic Council; Social Council; Inter-Fraternity Council, President, Social Committee Chairman; GMTE Committees, Stu- dent Affairs Advisory Committee; Ex-Officio Club. WATSON, JAMES D.; Delco-Remy, Anderson. WEBSTER, D. LEE; Frigidaire, Dayton; Sigma Nu; Management Honor Society; Indus- trial Engineers Club; Aquaneers. WEIR, JOHN M.; Chevrolet, Metal Fabricat- ing, Flint. WELCH, PETER D.; Detroit Diesel Engine, Detroit. WERNER, EARL K.; General Motors of Cana- da, Oshawa; Independents Association; Manage- ment Honor Society. WERNER, FRANK T.; Ternstedt, Trenton; Phi Delta Theta, House Barber; Society of Automo- tive Engineers; Society of Plastics Engineers; Amateur Radio and Electronics Club. WESTERN, HAROLD L.; GMC Truck and Coach, Pontiac. WHEELER, RANDY J.; Oldsmobile, Lansing. WHIPPLE, WILLIAM A.; Delco-Remy, Ander- son. WHISNER, CLIFFTON G.; Chevrolet, Indi- anapolis; Independents Association; Student Christian Fellowship; Electrical Engineers Club, Secretary-Treasurer. WHITE, CHARLES F.; Central Foundry, Defi- ance; Independents Association; American Foun- dryman’s Society, President. WHITE, JAMES H.; Ternstedt, Flint. WHITE, WILLIAM J.; Rochester Products, Rochester; Independents Association; Ski Club; Sportsman’s Club. WIEMELS, JAMES R.; Chevrolet, Cleveland; Management Honor Society. WILEY, JOHN E.; Buick, Flint. WILKINSON, KENNETH W.; Pontiac Motor Division, Pontiac; American Society of Tool and Manufacturing Engineers; Society of Automotive Engineers. WILLIAMS, ERIK A.; General Motors of Can- ada, Oshawa; International Club. WINDSCHEIF, WILLIAM J.; Fisher Body, Engineering, Warren. WINKELMANN, HERBERT E., JR.; Delco Products, Rochester. WINTERBOTTOM, DAVID A.; Delco-Remy, Anaheim; Phi Delta Theta; Management Honor Society; Society of Automotive Engineers. WISLER, JAN A.; Delco-Remy, Anderson. WOODARD, DEAN H.; Ternstedt, Syracuse. WOODMAN, DENNIS R.; Euclid, Hudson; Beta Theta Pi, Treasurer, Comptroller; Robots; Management Honor Society; Executive Council; Publications Council, Chairman; Reflector, Sec- tion Editor; GMTE Committees, Suggestions; Alpha Phi Gamma, President. WOODS, THOMAS L.; Delco-Remy, Anderson. WORRELL, RAYMOND T., JR.; Allison, Indi- anapolis. WROBLEWSKI, ANTHONY P.,; Fisher Body, Framingham; Beta Theta Pi; Management Honor Society; Tech Sailors; Inter-Fraternity Council, Representative. WYLIE, ERIC G.; Chevrolet, Saginaw Foun- dry, Saginaw. WYMAN, KIMBALL; Chevrolet, Framingham. YAKIMOWICH, PETER E.; GMC Truck and Coach, Pontiac; Management Honor Society. YOUNG, BARRY W.; GMC Truck and Coach, Pontiac. YOUNG, CRAIG A.; Pontiac Motor Division, Pontiac; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Rush Chairman; Publications Council; Ski Club, President, Secre- tary; Social Council, Dance Manager. YOUNG, GRAHAM C.; Fisher Body, Lansing; International Club, Secretary, Sports Activities. YOUNG, JEFFREY M.; Pontiac Motor Divi- sion, Pontiac. ZALAR, RICHARD V.; Chevrolet, Flint As- sembly, Flint; Lambda Chi Alpha, Ritualist; Student Christian Fellowship; Society of Auto- motive Engineers, Chairman, Assistant Chair- man; Inter-Fraternity Council. ZARINS, ARNIS; Frigidaire, Canada; Manage- ment Honor Society; Electrical Engineers Club. ZECK, ANDREW; Buick Motor Division, Flint; Management Honor Society; Sportsman’s Club. ZITKO, JOHN R.; Fisher Body, Engineering, Warren; Independents Association; Firebirds; Welding Club. ZUMBROICH, PETER D.; Fisher Body, War- ren, 289 eam 290 291 Newnes E, 5! LIPPINCOTT OLD 2 r= EU le 292 Aotean : g z i 293 294 : 2 . : . ' : : : : 295 296 wf The 1967-68 school year is over. For some, it marks another step towards graduation. For others, it marks the end—the end of another era in their life. During the four years, they forgot many high school friends and established many new relationships. Some of their fellow classmates will remain as _ ac- quaintances forever. Gone are the sleepy and sweaty days in class caused by the many hours of studying during the hot summer months. Gone are the many hours of writing labs, working on homework problems, and studying for quizzes. Gone are the long nights before semester fi- nals. In their place are the memories of the days at Gen- eral Motors Institute. The memories of the weekend parties and the big dance that they attended with their girl from home. The nights of sitting in a bar and dis- cussing their plans for the future, or the nights of sit- ting in a car and having a few drinks to relieve the tensions. The memories of girls that they took to a show or met at a dance. Gone also is the constant moving back and forth to Flint. Most of the seniors have settled into permanent plans for the future. They have security, a good job, someone to turn to, and a set goal in life. There are a few who don’t want security—they want to get out and roam the world. They treat their four years at GMI as an experience —as a stepping stone to future knowledge. Knowledge is their goal in life; knowledge of the world and the people that live in it. They don’t want to read about people in other countries—they want to travel through these countries and learn how the people live and why they live the way they do in that particular area of the world. The more knowledge they gain the better prepared they are for the future. These are the people that treat everything objec- tively. They don’t live by tradition; they treat every- thing as a new experience. These are the people that dedicate many long hours toward completing a job prop- EDITOR: David J. Brace ASSOCIATE EDITOR: James L. Parish SECTION EDITORS: Donald D. DeMotte Michael C. Eagle Thomas K. Lockwood G. Michael Morgan ADVISOR: Henry C. Kowalski DIRECTORS OF PHOTOGRAPHY Robert S. D’Reaux Eduard I. Vanags erly. They pass up many criticisms and often many good times because they believe that the job must be done no matter what the cost. These people develop into our leaders; they are the ones that keep the world turn- ing at its feverish pace. As this, the final page, goes to the publisher, I am filled with relief that the job is finally done, and grate- ful for the opportunity of being editor. Looking back over the past year, I think of all the people that helped make this book possible. The people that encouraged — me to continue when the going was rough. The many people not on the staff who would contribute a few minutes of their time in order to get some job done. Special recognition goes to my Associate Editor, Jim Parish, whose hard work added greatly to the final out- come of the book. The Image section is a credit to Jim. Special thanks also goes to the Directors of Photogra- phy, Ed Vanags and Bob D’Reaux, for the many fine pictures in this book. Without their talents and cooper- ation the ideas behind this book would never have been presented. The efforts of Jim and I would not have been realized without the help of our Section Editors: Don DeMotte, Mike Eagle, Tom Lockwood and Mike Mor- gan. Unfortunately for all of us the only reward is seeing our efforts published. I would also like to thank my fraternity brothers at | Pi Kappa Alpha for their guidance and encouragement. | I would especially like to thank my fellow seniors at the house for all the extra hours they spent on renew- | ing the fire engine in order that I might get this book | finished. I want to thank our publisher, Inter-Collegiate Press, and their representative, Mr. Hank Roehrich for his advice and guidance. In spite of some of the statements issued, it has been my pleasure to be Editor of the 1968 REFLEC- TOR. If this book captures one memory for you, then I feel it was a success. D.J.B. t; = + GO eens y GENERAL INSTI oe Bak we BS SN ee: SN nih es NS EH A “eeprom ns an bn ea = Fae ee Ses Vee ae = ‘ Bats Pes oS Sine a ebctiyex Sana oe 5 = : Sa Z : . - at Ce x Se a Sieg pero tet SF ae RD a an as regres