University of Arizona - The Desert Yearbook

“Associated Students of Agricultural Engineering and Agricultural Mechanics Club The Associated Students of Agricultural Engineering & Agricultural Mechanics Club was a professional organiza- tion dedicated to the promotion of interaction between agri- culture students and interaction between students and fac- ulty. It strove to get students to know faculty members on an informal basis through happy hours, hikes, ice skating trips, picnics, and movies. This was the second year that the ASAE had been recog- nized by the American Society of Agricultural Engineers as a student branch of their organization. The major project in 1985 for ASAE was a farm show on the mall in honor of the UA ' s Centennial. The idea was to expose students to the world of agriculture by displaying equipment from the past and present. For Spring Fling the club created a peddle-powered tractor pull which was simi- lar to a full-sized tractor pull but totally man powered. Association for the Independence of the Disabled Awakening the general student body to the difficulties faced every day by the disabled people on campus was one of the goals of the Association for the Independence of the Disabled. The 1984 president, Debbie Henry, encouraged the associ- ation to also be active in the advocacy for rights of the dis- abled. DISABLED STUDENTS ' ASSOCIATION FRONT ROW: Bobby Rochelle, Shawn (dog). Louis Fazio. Karen Madden. Debbie Henry, Kathy Ward. Valencia (dog), lohn lessup. BACK ROW: lenny Olmen. Scott Taylor, Mark Feliz. Liz Mueller. Lynn Dixon. Association of Chinese Visiting Scholars and Students Briefly, Leonard Z. Woo, president, described the Associ- ation of Chinese Visiting Scholars and Students: " Our organization was founded four years ago when the first batch of Chinese visiting scholars came to the UA. Be- cause of the open-door policy of the Chinese government, more Chinese visiting scholars and graduate students are coming every year. Now we have about thirty scholars and thirty students in this university. With the aid of our Ameri- can friends, especially the members of the Tucson U.S. China Peoples Friendship Association, we help the new- comers settle down and get used to life and study in Amer- ica. In order to promote the friendship between Chinese and American people, we try to let our American friends know more about China, by, for example, showing Chinese movies about once a month. " ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING AND AGRICULTURAL MECHANICS FRONT lo BACK: Polly Collins. Steve Patane, Silvio Reifman. Erik McNair. Bruce Lorenzen. Gana Malgwi. Auguslo Anzola. Dr. William Hart. Mohammed Abdul-Hassain. Shon Brady. Katrina lannsen. Cecil Pratt. Steve Birchmeier, and Doug Anderson. ASSOCIATION OF CHINESE VISITING SCHOLARS AND STUDENTS FRONT ROW: Quingyun Duan. Ruxiang |in. Xinmin Meng. Mai Xu. Zongyong Zeng. ROW 2: Dengyuan Fu. Zaofan Zhao. Zhiewen Zhang. Mingyu liang. Dingjun Li. Kean Li. Xingru Lin. Wei Yang ROW 3: Yanzhong Ning. Qiming Xin. Qingxin Rong. Guangyuan Xu. Huisheng Zhang. Bangjun Liao. Renduo Zhang. Yuanli Chen. Keqiang Song. Lingen Cai. BACK ROW: Xiaolin Wang. Xueyan Bao. Wenlong Cai. Naiqian g Cheng. Yixuan (in. Ningyuan Zhu. Zhongzheng Woo. Dingxiang Feng. Yunbo Zeng. Quanmao Cheng. < Vi Wu. liazhen Hu. 216 ORGANIZATIONS ”