University of Arizona - Desert Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Arizona Ambassadors Arizona Ambassadors worked with the Office of Student Recruitment to enhance student enrollment at the Universi- ty of Arizona. Comprised of a variety of UA students, this organization brought a better understanding of the universi- ty to prospective students. The Ambassadors gave future undergraduates information about the UA from the stu- dent ' s point of view. Ambassadors conducted tours and answered the many questions asked about college life. They participated in the Friday Information Programs, On Campus Junior Day, Par- ent ' s Day and high school visitations. ARIZONA AMBASSADORS FRONT ROW: Christopher Ames. Greg Hariton. Michele Fulton. Allison Titcomb, Debbie Beyer. JlOW 2: Mimi Levinson. Anita Clair, Diane Bartman, Kip Martin. Abby Duepke. Stephanie Matsuishi. ROW 3: Kathy Papaps. Eileen Day, Andrea Mangionne. Laurie laffee. Amanda Lenlz, Peggy Mahaffey. ROW 4: Cordon Watson. Beth jo Zeitzer. Nicholas Romano. Holly Walker. Karen Knudson. Neidra LaSalle. Anni Wright. Lay Fahlberg. Greta Greenhut. Kelly Baker. Cathy Peterson, Mike Kelly. BACK ROW: Bob Gray, lenny McDonald. Albert Lama. Cydney Hubbard. Dean Kirschbaum. Stacy Kelly, lohn Heigl. Jamie LaSalle. Irene Flahe. NOT PICTURED: Russell Bulkeley. Jacqueline Daspit. Bruce Davis. Anita Hunter, Kathy Her, Greg LaSalle. Lynne Liebner. Tim Obsl, Brenda Reed. Arizona Historical Games Society The Arizona Historical Games Society simulated histori- cal and economic problems throughout the academic year. They analyzed historical events and their implications. Many of the society ' s members were history majors. Members played war games and science fiction along with fantasy games. The club held discussions on current mili- tary and economics situations world-wide. The Games Soci- ety approached serious problems through the games they played while maintaining a sense of ' joie de vivre. ' HISTORIC GAMES SOCIETY FRONT ROW: Nick Buchholz. Toughha Chandrasehbar. loseph W. Zaepfel. Andrew Zaepfel. BACK ROW: Mike Greene. Alfred H. Curtis III. lames Douglas (President). Rodney Harris, Bart Smith. Henry E. Tyler, Scott Gous. 210 ORGANIZATIONS

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Angel Flight Angel Flight, a professional service honorary, chose two service organizations to work with each year. This year, Angel Flight worked with the American Red Cross through sponsorship of blood drives, CPR classes and educational health programs in the public schools. They also worked with Mothers Against Drunk Driving to combat drunk driv- ing and alcoholism. ANGEL FLIGHT FRONT ROW: Ruth Grayson, Steve Valdez. John Steinbeck, Sue Wohlhart, Caroline Jaap. Loni Wanslee, Adam Grove, Captain Ralph Lentz, Lorie TYafford, Laurie Spira, Denise Myers, Great Greenhut. Cathy Cuprak, Marguerite Auld. CENTER: Alison Brady. Greg Myers. Amerind Club Dealing with international cultural affairs, Amerind Club, consisting of native Americans spanning across the United States, prides itself. The club had over forty members and promoted social interaction among new and returning stu- dents. As for social events, Amerind sponsored the Annual Miss Indian University of Arizona Pageant, the Spring Fling fry bread booth and a myriad of various pow-wows. Amer- ind Club presented itself as the ultimate place to start get- ting involved in Indian Student Affairs. AMERIND CLUB FRONT ROW: Derrick Watchman. Tara Dalton, Lorinda Gene, Mary Yarbrough. ROW 2: Ron Duncan, joe Sanchez, David Yazzie, Delphine Tsinajinnie, Velina Bergen. Trina Bergen, 3 Henry Salcido. BACK ROW: Ivan |oe. Troy Chester, lerry Derrick, Joshua Mihesuah (Native Q American Advisor), Drake Monte. Gary Jordan. ORGANIZATIONS 209

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Arizona Turkish Folklore Organization The Arizona Turkish Folklore Organization was founded to assist in developing a degree of cooperation and interac- tion between its membership and often Arizona students, promoting a better understanding and greater knowledge of Turkish culture and Turkey as a nation. Weekly folk dance sessions, provided for UA students, highlighted the organi- zation. At the annual banquet, where nationwide entertain- ment was brought in, the folkdance group had the opportu- nity of performing. ANIMAL SCIENCES ORGANIZATION FRONT ROW: Lisa Powell. leannetle Moore, Myra Pacelli. ROW 2: Russ Rising. ]erry Higginbotham. Phyllis Maiorino. Daniel Brown, Vicki Rundle. Frank Delfino. BACK ROW: Terry Kline. Carlos Acosta. Kennethg McKeever. Malthew Poore. Animal Sciences Organization Professionalism was promoted by the Animal Sciences Organization through their financial support of members to attend society meetings as University representatives. Members were graduate students who majored in animal sciences. ARIZONA TURKISH FOLKLORE ORGANIZATION FRONT ROW: Suleyman Sevinc. Aybuke Sevinc. BACK ROW: George Nofal, Sukru. Emre Toker, Resat Yorulmazoglu. Haluk Akgun, Erol Yourlmazoglu. ORGANIZATIONS 211