Loyola University Maryland - Evergreen / Green and Gray Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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The next twelve pages give an insight into what Loyola has been doing to justify the claim that the Greyhound athletes are sleeker than ever. The school has compiled an enviable record in intercollegiate sports during the past year, and points with pride to the big intramural program under the Athletic Board composed of Rev. John M. Jacobs, S.J., Athletic Director Emil Reitz, Jr., and Student Athletic head Michael H. Ventura. F rosh Undefeated In Grid Campaign The G reyhound sports season opened, as usual, with the annual frosh- soph football game. The despised freshmen triumphed this time to the tune of 24-0. So sollv, sophs. BASKETBALL: First row — Price, V. Bock, McDonough, Thobe, F. Bock. Second row — Repetti, Nouss, Goldberg, Glushakow, Rostkowski, McCollum. Third row — Reitz (Coach), Pazourek, Feild, Gallagher. Cooper, Ferrera.

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Yearbook a Struggle In the face of mounting difficulties, the Evergreen has become a fait accompli. Exigencies arising from the war; dearth of advertising, shortage of materials, apathy on the part of students who are natur- ally more interested in their draft classification than in literary en- deavor, composed a formidable combine militating against its ever making an appearance. The lion’s share of credit for the publication goes to the editor, Charles Barrett, whose perseverance and intensive personal effort provided the sorely needed directive and cohesive element to the staff. Our indefatigable assistant editors, J. V. Helfrich and Edward Kalten- bach are responsible for what would ordinarily be the work of five men. C. Zacharski, W. Burke, Crook, Jr., T. Thaler and G. Ayd make the complete roll of the writing staff. The doubly difficult position of Business Manager was handled by F. Ayd with the assistance of J. Corasaniti and our bustling Subscription Manager was E. Schmitt. THE EVERGREEN: Kaltenbach, F. Ayd, Barrett (Editor), Helfrich, Burke, Crook, McElroy, Schmitt, Zacharski, Thaler, Fitzpatrick. 25

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Frosh Footballers in Mufti. Cagers Cage Two Titles In One Season The feature of the sports season again was the strong showing of the Greyhounds in the National basketball picture, Loyola this year taking both the Mason-Dixon Conference season and playoff titles. Only four defeats were tacked on the Green and Gray banner, Villanova and La Salle outplay- ing the Hounds by a pretty wide margin, and Georgetown and Mt. St. 27