General Motors Institute - Reflector Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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Special Event Louse What does “Coffehouse” mean? It is a winning combination of good friends, good music, and free food. Held frequent- ly throughout the year, whether in the Drop-in Center or outside on the famous GMTE beach, coffeehouses give students a well needed rest during their lunch hour. Campus entertainers, such as Barbara Bai- ley Hutchinson (1986 Entertainer of the Year), come from all over the U.S. to play for GMI’s techers. One coffeehouse even starred home-grown talent Jackie and Carolyn Johnston. Each performance was well-received by those in attendance, as seen in their laughter and bright smiles while they listened. Nachos, pizza, ice cream, and sno cones provide a refreshing addition to the music. Good times is what GMI is all about, and coffeehouses help make them the best times. 6 WINNING COMBINATIONS hig aie . ng iin Sioned: ken pe gia tke

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GMI production “See How Shey Rua It’s a hilarious comedy filled with blunders and mixups. “See How They Run” came to the GMI stage November 22 and 23. The play starred Laura Rowlands as Penelope Toop, ierican actress turned minister's wife who finds herself in a royal mess when an old friend comes to town. Director Sarah Davis, along with an outstanding cast, brought a real winner to the student body. 8 WINNING COMBINATIONS