University of Arizona - The Desert Yearbook

 - Class of 1985

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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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