1983 Alcalá

UNFINISHED BUSINESS N.R.O.T.C.

At U.S.D. offering a chance to those looking for a challenging tomorrow RENO GAMES TEAM

N.R.O.T.C. COLOR GUARD

MIDSHIPMAN COMPANY OFFICERS

CHANGE OF OFFICE 1983 Secretary Of Finance Steve Calloway

The Reno Games are an intercollegiate Business Policy compe­ tition. All teams operate in a computer simulated business climate. The Games consist of a Five year play— during the first 2Vz years Quarterly decisions are made and submitted daily. The second 2Vi are accelerated in the week of initial competition. There are 19 undergraduate business schoolsthat compete. They are divided into three divisions or "industries"of six teams each (don't ask me what happens to the 19th one). The winner of each industry competes for the overall grand championship. USD is the defend­ ing Grand Champion and set its sights on a repeat performance. Returnees for the team are Keith Mullin and Don Moser. New­ comers include Greg Flaherty, Lori Murray, JenniferBrae and John Cappetta. The t am is coached by Dave Rogers, with Gary Whitney as faculty advisor. The m mbers of the teamspend long hours preparingfor the Games by writing programs, conducting analyses, studying data, anddiscussing strategy.

Press Secretary Kathy Otto

From L to R: Dave Rogers, Jennifer Brae, Keith Mullins, John Cappetta, Don Mosers, Lori Murray, GregFlaherty

Social Chairman And Assistant Chairman Pete McGine Mark Hawbitzal

Film Forum Director

Mike Davis

LIBRARY STAFF

Front L to R:Mandy Wiedower,Rose Ritalangen, Edna Kline, SusanMays, Back L to R: Bill Hall, Janet Murphy, Devin Milner, Jim Scott