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

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CROSS-COUNTRY This year, with Rick Frampton, Lew Smitli, Bill Jenkins, Hank McGraw and Toni Kenney as the starting five, the cross-country team garnered a 5-1-1 record. Ace Rick Frampton, who holds the track record for every track upon which he has ever run, won the Mason-Di.xon Invitational and the Loyola Invit ational meets for the second con- secutive year. Since captain Lew Smith is the only senior on the team, coach Bill McElroy will have a wealth of material to work with next year. LEW SMITH, HARRIER CAPTAIN, DASHES ACROSS THE FINISH LINE, EXHAUSTED BY ANOTHER ALL-OUT EFFORT. H------ -r ' BILL JENKINS, LEW SMITH, HANK McGRAW AND RICK FRAMPTON, FOUR OF THE CROSS- COUNTRY STARTERS, PAUSE AFTER POSTING A 5-1-1 WINNING SEASON. Loyola 25 Towson State Teachers Opponents 31 28 Roanoke College 28 23 Lynchburg College 32 30 Mount Saint Mary’s 26 20 Catholic University 36 20 Johns Hopkins 37 16 Washington College 45 JUNIOR BILL JENKINS PROVED TO BE INVALUABLE TO THE HARRIERS THIS SEASON.

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1 ATHLETICS “A sound mind in a sound body is a thing to be prayed for.” -“Satires” By Juvenal Having constructed modern classrooms and laboratories, and attracting an ever increas- ing number of students, Loyola decided upon on athletic facility os its next avenue of de- velopment. Thus, the Alumni Memorial Gymna- sium was completed in 1926. This building, con- structed with foresight, is still adequate as a center for Loyola ' s athletic activities. It is located on the northeast part of the campus. Although the building itself is stone, the west wall was completed in brick in order to facilitate the later addition of a Student Center. The Student Center, however, for more pressing reasons was later constructed on the east side of the build- ing, leaving the large, ivy-covered west wall untouched. It is now one of the most pleasant sights on campus. Under the spacious gymnasium proper are the athletic offices and locker rooms, the swimming pool and wrestling room; offering ample opportunity for students to develop themselves physically as well as intellectually.

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II GRABOWSKI BOOTS ANOTHER HOME SOCCER WITH ARM RAISED IN DEFIANCE, SAM AMATO EFFECTIVELY REMOVES A MT. ST. MARY ' S OP- PONENT FROM THE PLAY. L ) ' )la 0 ' fowson State Teaclic ' is 0 Roanoke College 0 Lynelihurg Ca)llege R Mount Saint Mary’.s 1 Catholie University 1 M’estern Marylaiul I Baltimore University 1 Johns Hopkins 2 W ' ashington College 1 Randolph Macon 7 American University 1 Georgetown University Opponents 1 J 1 2 9 5 6 0 0 1 2 0 First Row: left to right: Collins, Palmer, Schlipp, Copenhaver, Ordonez, Bregel, Monfre; Second Row, left to right: J. Campbell, Harbold, Petroniero, Kogler, Elliott; Third Row, left to right: Grabowski, Cashour, Kircher, Coach Reitz, Manager Boyd, Kyper, R. Campbell, Graham (Co-capt.), Kosiorek. Abs. Kennedy (Co-capt.).