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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1975 volume:

B JL 1 ' « •. • Table Of Contents Dedication Prologue Faculty Organizations Sports Student Life... Senior Section Ads Evergreen Staff Dedication The Class of 1975 would like to dedicate its efforts to a great man:. Fr. Eugene Ahern He came to Loyola in 1971, assuming the roles of Campus Ministries coordinator and Theology faculty member. In 1973, he took over the duties of counselor and chaplain of the Evening and Graduate divisions. While at Loyola, he did everything possible for the stu- dents, even if it meant criticizing them through his let- ters in the campus newspaper. Eugene Ahern was a father to anyone coming to him as a son or daughter. His assistance and guidance were there for the asking. He was always willing to lis- ten, yet he was not a man who would only sit and wait for someone to approach him. An outgoing man, he was always involved with the students. He was a man among us, always asking for concern beyond our- selves. In his sermons he has asked, “Just how far do we want to get involved? Often just far enough to say we ' re interested, but not far enough to let our interest change our lives. He was the personification of concern. Fr. Ahern has greatly influenced the Loyola College Community; an influence that should not end with his death. His work is not to be forgotten, not merely to be remembered, but to be carried on. How far do we want to go in? What a shameful answer . . . ' Just far enough to say I ' ve been there ' . I ' ve not reached the finishing line— always more to come— suffering and joy, deeper faith, stronger commitment, I look ahead and not to the past. — Fr. Ahern ! 5 Loyola College: Seventy- Five 6 8 The doors fly open, revealing the multitudes- students packed together like tuna fish. One of the most notable changes in the 1974-75 edition of Loyola College II is the increased number of students. The Freshman Class is the largest ever to be accepted at Evergreen, but it is the com- pactness of the campus which gives one the illu- sion of the multitudes. At the change of classes the halls become an arena for collision. In the student center, chairs and table space are as scarce as good food. Again this year, the lack of a large enough student lounge com- plicated the space problem. And parking, as all commuters know, is a myth. Space has been, and will always be, the final frontier at Loyola. But crowds, congestion, and chaos are the growing pains which accompany the challenge that an expanding community must face to attain a new significance and yet maintain a traditional excellence as a small liberal arts college. 9 10 I ' m fixing a hole where the rain gets in and stops my mind from wondering where it will go. m 12 Loyola has responded to the challenge. It is re-evaluating itself and its obligations to its students. The Committee on Day Division Studies (CODDS) convened this year. Its program consists of re- viewing the academic structure and its effects on the student body. Construction and relocation of of- fices are emblematic of inward re- examination. While the institution takes time to revitalize itself, the students too take time to prepare themselves for the future. 13 14 15 One is most alone when the tangle of facts is unknotted into sense. The day ' s inconsistencies are often dealt with in those quiet times when chaos yields to creativity. Knowledge that can never be found in the classroom is uncovered, and ideas are produced which transcend grades. 17 Lovely Rita, meter maid . . Will you still need me, Will you still feed me, When I ' m sixty-four? 18 I i 19 Loyola is not concerned merely with academia; rather, it strives for the development of the whole person. The college ' s bi-weekly activity periods and varied social func- tions are aimed at balancing intellectual growth and social growth. The increased parti- cipation in the intramural program makes it an integral part of the curriculum, while women ' s sports continue to become more attractive. Numerous social functions and the addition of the new student Rathskellar are the tangible results of a raise in the ac- tivity fee. Expanding education, all day and all ways, is Loyola ' s new tradition. Yet in wake of all this activity, students still find time to unwind. One may wonder why all good things must come to an end. The answer— so that tomorrow we may be- g in again . . . Please don ' t wake me, Please don ' t shake me, . . . I ' m only sleeping. 23 Administration Mr. Melanson Very Reverend Joseph A. Sellinger, S.J., President Rev. Daniel ). McGuire, S.J., Spec, Asst, to Pres. Stephen W. McNierney, Academic Vice President ). Paul Melanson, Vice Pres.— Admin. Finance H a I Dower, Vice President for Development Fran Minakowski, Dir. of Public Relations Francis ). McGuire, Dean of Studies Day Rev. Nicholas A. Kunkel, Assoc. Dean of Studies Rev. )ohn K. McCormack, Dean of Studies, Evening Joseph A. Yanchik, Dean of Students Robert Sedivy, Asst. Dean of Students Kathleen L. Yorkis, Dir. of Placement Gerald W. Bergeron, Dir. of Admissions Robert L. O ' Neill, Dir. of Financial Aid Rev. James Dockery, S.J., Coord, of Campus Ministries Rev. Albert Grau, S.J., Dir. of Counseling Center Kevin ). Kavanagh, Director of Athletics Thomas O ' Connor, Asst. Dir. of Athletics Elizabeth Benedek, Dir. of Phys. Ed. for Women James D. Rozics, Dir. of Computer Center Fr. Sellinger Mr. McNierney 26 Fr. Kunkel Mr. O ' Neill Dean McGuire Dean Sedivy Dean Yanchik 27 Accounting, Business Ronald ). Biglin, Assoc. Prof., Chairman James C. Borra, Asst. Prof. F. Anthony Bushman, Asst. Prof. Hiram C. Caroom, Professor William P. Carton, Assoc. Prof. Henry Grady Dorsett, III, Asst. Prof. Daniel J. Duffy, Professor Paul C. Ergler, Assoc. Prof. John P. Guercio, Asst. Prof. Wayne Ries, Asst. Prof. Dr. Duffy Mr. Dorsett Dr. Biglin Dr. Carton 28 Dr. Caroom Mr. Cuercio Dr. Ergler Dr. Ries 29 illllllllllil Biology Fr. Maier Dr. Giles Dr. Butcher Dr. Graham Henry C. Butcher, IV, Assoc. Prof., Chairman Sr. Mary Baptist Cleary, R.S.M., Professor Francis E. Giles, Assoc. Prof. Charles R. Graham, Jr., Assoc. Prof. Fr. James T. Maier, S.J., Asst. Prof. 30 Sr. Baptist Mr. Brian Dr. Miller Dr. Freimuth Chemistry David F. Roswell, Professor, Chairman W. Phillip Brian, Tech. Asst. Ftenry C. Freimuth, Professor Francis J. McGuire, Assoc. Prof. Melvin P. Miller, Professor Sr. Mary Judith Schmelz, R.S.M., Professor Norbert M. Zaczek, Professor Dr. Roswell Dr. Zaczek 31 Communication Arts Francis X. Trainor, Asst. Prof., Chairman Sarah L. Cooper, Adj. Asst. Prof. Sr. Mary Cleophas Costello, R.S.M., Professor Sr. Cleophas Fr. James H. Donahoe, S.J., Asst. Prof. Kenneth Lasson, Adj. Asst. Prof. Barbara Mallonnee, Adj. Asst. Prof. Edward J. Ross, Asst. Prof. Louis Varricchio, Adj. Asst. Prof. Fr. Donahoe Ed Ross and FHobo Mr. Trainor v m fc.i- it Dr. Penn  Dr. Jordan Dr. Bell Mr. Larson Economics Arleigh T. Bell, Assoc. Prof., Chairman William P. Carton, Assoc. Prof., John M. Jordan, Assoc. Prof. John C. Larson, Asst. Prof. John G. Moran, Asst. Prof. William J. Penn, Asst. Prof. Dr. Carton Mr. Moran Education I 1 s i § i TA i Joseph Procaccini, Asst. Pro., Chairman Sr. Mary Christopher Bourke, R.S.M., Asst. Prof. Fr. Nicholas A. Kunkel, S.J., Assoc. Prof. Francis P. Fairbank, Asst. Prof. Emeritus Margaret M. Murphy, Asst. Prof. Roberta Orman, Adj. Instr. Donald J. Reitz, Professor Beatrice Sarlos, Asst. Prof. Dr. Murphy Dr. Procaccini English Dr. Scheye David C. Dougherty, Asst. Prof., Chairman Carol A. Abromaitis, Asst. Prof. Charles B. Hands, Professor Robert C. Lidston, Vist. Instr. Philip McCaffrey, ' Asst. Prof. Thomas E. Scheye, Assoc. Prof. Francis O. Voci, Asst. Prof. Mrs. Abromaitis Dr. Dougherty Dr. McCaffrey Mr. Voci Dr. Hands 35 Mr. Donaldson Dr. Geldrich Foreign Languages Hanna M.K. Geldrich, Assoc. Prof. Chairman Sr. Mary Neil Corcoran, R.S.M., Assoc. Prof. John Clarke, Adj. Asst. Prof. Randall P. Donaldson, Asst. Prof. Charles F. Jordan, Asst. Prof. Peter H. Leffman, Asst. Prof. P. Andrew McCormick, Assoc. Prof. Malke L. Morris, Asst. Prof. Mrs. Morris 36 Mr. Leffman Dr. McCormick Mr. )ordan Dr. Clarke 37 History, Political Science Hans Mair, Assoc. Prof., Chairman Edward A. Doehler, Prof. Emeritus Frank A. Evans, Professor Joseph Garonzik, Vist. Instr. Fr. Thomas O. Hanley, S.J. Adj. Assoc. Prof. William I. Kitchin, Asst. Prof. Kenneth Lasson, Adj. Asst. Prof. P. Andrew McCormick, Assoc. Prof. Randall R. Myers, Adj. Instr. Stephen G. Reges, Assoc. Prof. Sr. Beverly Replogle, R.S.M., Adj. Asst. Prof. Nicholas Varga, Professor Donald T. Wolfe, Asst. Prof. Dr. Mair Dr. Reges 38 Mr. Wolfe Dr. Doehler Mr. Kitchin Fr. Hanley 39 Mathematics Richard F. McCoart, Professor, Chairman Elizabeth B. Covey, Adj. Asst. Prof. John C. Hennessey, Asst. Prof. William D. Reddy, Asso c. Prof. Dr. Hennessey Miss Covey Dr. Reddy Dr. McCoart 40 Military Science Thomas K. Hobby, Professor, Chairman John P. Alden, Asst. Prof. Richard A. Johnson, Asst. Prof. Randall R. Myers, Asst. Prof. Stephen T. Poulos, Asst. Prof. Maj. Johnson 41 Philosophy Francis J. Cunningham, Asst. Prof., Chairman Malcolm P. Clark, Professor Fr. Thomas J. Higgins, S.J. Professor i Thomas May, Adj. Asst. Prof. Fr. James F. McAndrews, S.J., Adj. Asst. Prof. Fr. John K. McCormack, S.J., Assoc. Prof. Bernard Nachbahr, Professor Fr. Furman Stout, S.J., Adj. Instr. Aldo Tassi, Assoc. Prof. i A ! S 1 j 2 i Fr. McCormack Dr. Cunningham Fr. Higgins Dr. Clark I _ 42 Dr. Tassi Fr. McAndrews Dr. Nachbahr Fr. Stout 43 Physics, Engineering, Computer Science F. Xavier Spiegel, Assoc. Prof., Chairman Fr. Frank R. Haig, S.J., Assoc. Prof. M. Thomas Myers, Asst. Prof. FHelene F. Perry, Asst. Prof, lames D. Rozics, Professor Bernard J. Weigman, Professor Fr. Haig 44 Dr. Rozics Dr. Weigman Mr. Myers 45 Psychology Gregory C. Helweg, Asst. Prof., Chairman Gilbert Clapperton, Assoc. Prof. David Guy Crough, Assoc. Prof. William A. Doyle, Assoc. Prof. Faith Gilroy, Assoc. Prof. Fr. Albert F. Grau, S.J., Professor Alan P. Plotkin, Assoc. Prof. A.W.R. Sipe, Adj. Assoc. Prof. Steven A. Sobelman, Asst. Prof. Dr. Crough Dr. Helweg Dr. Sobelman 47 Ms. Keane Sociology M. Anthonia Keane, Asst. Prof., Chairperson Sr. Mary Vera Duvall, R.S.M., Professor Barbara Mikulski, Adj. Asst. Prof. Michael L. Sanow, Asst. Prof. Sr. Vera 48 Speech Pathology Ira H. Kolman, Assoc. Prof., Chairman Katherine Drexler, Adj. Asst. Prof. Michelle Droettboom, Adj. Instr. Elaine B. Saltysiak, Asst. Prof. Linda E. Spencer, Asst. Prof. Mrs. Saltysiak Mrs. Droettboom Dr. Spencer Dr. Kolman 49 Theology Fr. Felix Malmberg, S.J., Professor, Chairman Sr. M. Sharon Burns, R.S.M., Asst. Prof. Fr. William M. Davish, S.j., Professor John P. Hogan, Asst. Prof. Robert Masson, Asst. Prof. Sr. M. Aquin O ' Neill, R.S.M., Asst. Prof. Webster T. Patterson, Professor Rabbi Abraham Shusterman, Adj. Prof. Sr. Mary Alma Woodard, R.S.M., Assoc. Prof. Sr. Sharon Fr. Malmberg 50 I Sr. Aquin O ' Neill Dr. Masson Mr. Hogan 51 Soccer Front Row: (left to right) Tom Lekas, George Hayes, Art Sanchez, Ian Reid, Doug Lopez, Pavel Antolin; Middle Row: (left to right) Bob Preto, Tom Barnickel, Kevin Healey, Mike Fedarcyk, |im Linz, Tom Mulford, Les Chelminiak; Back Row: (left to right) Joe Platek, Greg Portera, Phil Tirabassi, Bob Doerfler, Jack Quaranta (Co-Captain), Bernie McVey, John Shields, John Houska, Coach Jim Bullington; Not Pictured: Ernie Cox (Co-Captain), Nick DeCarolis, Mgr. Nick Sarno, Statistician Mark Kreiner, Trainer Dave Lewis. 1974 turned out to be a Cinderella season for Loyola ' s soccer team. Plagued by late season injuries to four starters, they concluded the regular season with 12 wins, 1 tie, and only 1 loss— a 1-2 final score at the hands of a superior Philadelphia Textile squad. They earned a Mason-Dixon Co-Championship with B.U. by defeating UMBC 2-1 and tying B.U. 1-1 in hotly contested playoff games. Many considered the two B.U.- Loyola confrontations as the best soccer games the area has ever seen. In the NCAA Southern Regional Tournament, The Hounds beat E. Stroudsburg only to lose a 2-3 heartbreaker to Federal City. Coach )im Bullington, in his eleventh season coaching soccer at Loyola, hit the century mark in wins when Loyola beat Western Maryland 3-2. Co-Captain lack Quaranta paced the Hounds offensively with 13 goals and 8 assists, followed by Forwards Ian Reid (13 goals, 5 assists), Les Chelminiak (5 goals, 10 assists), and Nick DeCarolis (6 goals, 7 assists). Frosh Goalie )ohn Houska and Backup |oe Platek combined for 91 saves as defense again proved to be the Hounds ' strength. First Team All-Mason-Dixon berths were awarded to Co-Captains Ernie Cox ' and jack Quaranta, Forward Ian Reid and Fullback John Shields. Loyola was represented on the second team by junior Fullback Tom Mulford, while halfback Bernie McVey and John Houska received Honorable Mention. 54 1974 Game Results Coach Bullington, in a pensive mood . Salisbury State Won 6-2 Georgetown University Won 7-0 lacksonville University Won 4-1 Catholic University Won 5-0 Washington College Won 2-0 American University Won 4-1 Western Maryland Won 3-2 UMBC Tie 1-1 Baltimore University Won 2-1 Towson State College Won 1-0 Philadelphia Textile Lost 1 -2 )ohns Hopkins Univ. Won 2-1 Mt. St. Mary ' s Won 5-0 George Mason Won 2-0 Mason-Dixon Tournament UMBC Won 2-1 Baltimore University Tie 1-1 (1974 Mason-Dixon Co-Champions; Southern Regional Tournament E. Stroudsburg State Won 2-0 Federal City College Lost 2-3 55 Fullback )ohn Shields heads the ball away from a Federal City player. Tom Mulford dives for the ball. BU ' s Dale Roth and Loyola ' s Nick DeCarolis battle for the ball in the Mason-Dixon Championships. 56 Nick DeCarolis ' miraculous scissor kick against Federal City ties the game at 2-2. 57 Quiet All-American In his four years at Loyola, Ernie Cox has paced the Hound Booters to four appearances in the NCAA Southern Regionals and two visits to the Mason-Dixon Championship. His fresh- man year, 1971, Ernie helped Loyola to a 15-0-0 undefeated season, a Mason-Dixon Champion- ship and the NCAA Southern Regional Title. This year, the easy-going, soft-spoken senior captained his team to a 14-2-2 overall record and a Mason-Dixon Co-Championship with B.U. Throughout his four years at Evergreen, the agile midfielder has garnered local and nation- al recognition for his adept ball handling. He was named to the All Mason-Dixon soccer teams his last three years at Loyola and was selected to the All-American soccer team his junior and senior years. He also played in the East-West Senior Bowl. The 5 ' 9 native of Llighlandtown, who has played soccer since he was ten, was the Balti- more Comets ' second round draft pick in the 1975 North American Soccer League ' s College Draft. Next year ' s Loyola soccer team wili sure- ly miss Ernie and his quick footed passwork. Loyola ' s loss wil be the NASL ' s gain. 58 and it ended in success 974 ason-dixon championship tournament ll|li r if Loyola College Baltimore, Md Sri . nov. 8 sat. nov. 9 Women ' s Field FHockey Front row (left to right): Ann McLaughlin, Gena Wain, Debbie Conway, Joan Bieneman, Mary Beth Klug; Second row (left to right): Nancy Taylor, Marianna Bentzel, Mary Lee Whittington, Mikki McKechnie, Denise Taneyhill, Paula Cary, Coach Betsy Fair; Not Pictured: Terry Barrett, Pat Mahoney, Sue Smith Field Hockey Results Catonsville Away Lost 3-1 Goucher Away Lost 6-0 )ohns Hopkins Home Tied 1-1 Harford Comm. Away Lost 2-1 60 Women ' s Volleyball Volleyball Results Western Maryland Wilson College Essex St. Mary ' s College Salisbury Notre Dame Morgan State Coppin State Towson State Bowie State UMBC Univ. of Md. Away Lost Away Won Away Lost Away Lost Away Lost Away Won Home Lost Home Won Home Lost Away Won Away Lost Away Lost ajEL i l i 1  c ( A i 1 V m 1  J MS Front Row (left to right): Brigid Mulligan, Kathy Chronister (Co-Captain), Maureen O ' Neill (Co-Captain), Patty Harwood, Cindy Campagna; Back Row (left to right): Moira Hearn, Brenda Foster, Kathy Casey, Lorri Frattalone, Coach Mrs. Elizabeth Benedek 61 Cross Country Front Row (left to right): Russell Wolfe, )oe Powell, Larry Blumenauer (Co-Captain), Gary Behrens, Tim Harner; Back Row (left to right): Coacn Darrell Russell, Tom Coyle (Co-Captain), Harry Weetenkamp, Dave Daniels, Mike Boulay, Mike McDermott, Eric Shwartz; Not Pictured: Dave Belz and Mark Kotapka Cross-Country Results (Won-7, Lost-2) Towson State Away Won: 18-39 Salisbury State Home Won: 23-32 )ohns Hopkins Away Lost: 33-24 Washington College Away Won: 22-34 Western Maryland Home Won: 26-30 U.M.B.C. Away Won: 25-30 York College Away Won: 28-29 Mt. St. Mary ' s Lost: 37-20 Gallaudet Away Won: 27-28 Mason-Dixon Championships U.M.B.C. 7th Place ip mtk- vvav. . u wmrSrt y ; - W«VAV ' ♦ WAV 4 $sgp $ Xy.yJs.’ 63 Swimming Front Row (left to right): Jim Tynan (Co-Captain), Ed Watt, Tom Matysek, Joe Morris, Tom Shaughness; Back Row (left to right): Vicky Ulhorn (Manager), Bob Baummer (Co-Captain), Marie McEnroe, Kevin Butler, Coach Tom Murphy; Not Pictured: Beth Campbell (Manager), Maryse Lepoutre (Manager), Cindy Heenan, Lou Sandler. 1974-1975 Swimming Team Points and Awards Class Dual Meet Championship Total Award Jim Tynan SR 111 % 21 132% Major Bob Baummer SR 45 13 58 Major Joe Morris JR 64% 6 70% Major Tom Matysek JR 41 11 52 Major Ed Watt JR 27 ' A 4 31 Va Major Kevin Butler JR 22% 0 22% Major Lou Sandler SO 2Va 0 2% Minor Tom Shaughness FR 110 % 21 1 31 % Major Cindy Heenan FR 3Va 0 3 3 4 Minor Marie McEnroe FR V a 0 V a Minor 64 Loyola Swimming 1974-1975 L.C. Opponent Opponent 54 Georgetown U. 58 39 York College 71 63 St. Marys College 47 44 Widener 56 47 Washington Lee 58 41 American U. 55 48 Catholic U. 55 11 Gallaudet 0 39 Towson State 64 49 Western Maryland 54 ♦(forfeit) Varsity Basketball Front Row (left to right): Paul Farnan, Fran Palazzi, Kevin Robinson (Captain), |ohn Morris, Rodney Floyd; Second Row (left to right): Assistant Coach Dave Possinger, Fr. Donahoe, )ohn Prather, Paul Eibler, Michael Lamb, Morris Cannon, Bob Becker; Back Row (left to right): Manager Dan O ' Connell, Bob Reilly, Jim Smith, Mark Rohde, Head Coach Tom O ' Connor; Not Pictured: jim Daly Tom O ' Connor left his head coaching job at Dartmouth College to take over the Loyola basketball fortune for the 1974-75 season. In his first season at Evergreen, the cagers posted a successful 16-11 record, narrowly missing a bid to the NCAA South Atlantic Regional Tournament. O ' Connor ' s debut was a disastrous one as the Greyhounds dropped an 80-58 decision to Georgetown, a team that went on to earn a spot in the NCAA University Division Tourney. The new coach ' s first win came two nights later as the eager ' s out-lasted Johns Hopkins, 80-75, in the first round of the Schaeffer Classic. With little time to celebrate, Loyola went up against NCAA College Champion Morgan State, with all-American Marvin Webster. Junior Mark Rohde handled Webster well, outscoring him (16-10) and out-rebounding the 7- 1 star (10-9). It wasn ' t sufficient though, as Morgan snuck by, 56-48. In the third place game, Towson State fell 64-58 as freshman Bob Reilly and Morris Cannon gained all-Tournament honors. Loyola took a 3-3 record to the Scranton Holiday Tourney after whipping Washington College (104-78) and bowing to American U. (96-52). Up against Colgate at Scranton, senior Kevin Robinson put in an errant Rohde desperation shot at the buzzer to give the Hounds an exciting come-from-behind 79-78 win. Scranton won the Tourney finale through 94-89. Rohde was a unanimous all-Tourney selection. Rodney Floyd, after a year and a half layoff, made his seasonal debut by scoring 26 points to spark the Hounds past Baltimore U., 82-79. UMBC bowed 67-59 before the Hounds staved off Western Maryland in their home opener, 71 -64 The winning streak reached four as Loyola trimmed George Mason, 91 -79. Robinson tied Ed Butler ' s career assist mark as the Hounds ripped Roanoke, 89-83, to remain undefeated in Mason-Dixon play. Floyd )oined the 1,000-point club as the Hounds dropped their first M-D game to nationally-ranked Randolph-Macon, 89-80. After a 77-75 win over Hopkins, the Hounds went north losing to St. Peter ' s (85-74) and St. Bonaventure (98- 73). Salisbury State fell back in Baltimore, 77-67, before Loyola lost to Towson State in the Civic Center, 72-58. The Greyhounds beat UMBC, 61-56, and returned to the Civic Center where they edged Mt. St. Mary ' s, 83-78 in overtime. Bob Reilly ' s 20-foot jumper with four seconds to go in regulation capped a Loyola comeback before the Hounds broke it open in the extra period. A third win over Hopkins followed, sparked by Mike Lamb ' s 100th career point, and then the Hounds had their home finale spoiled by Towson, 98-82. Kevin Robinson, senior captain, salvaged the evening by becoming the twelfth member of the Loyola 1,000-point club. Loyola closed out the regular season by beating Catholic U. (80-71) and losing to the Mount (67-59). An 8-4 conference record earned the Hounds the second seed in the M-D Tourney. The Hounds put one of their finest efforts together in the first round, eliminating the Mount, 90-80, as Floyd, Cannon, and Rohde all scored more than 20 points. In the semi-finals, championship hopes faded as Baltimore U. averaged an earlier defeat by winning, 72-62. The win enabled B.U. to go to the NCAA Regionals, an honor which would have gone to the Hounds had they been victorious. The 16-11 mark was an improvement over the previous season ' s 12-14. The squad loses seniors Robinson, Lamb, and Paul Farnan while the future looks bright with the freshman trio of Bob Reilly, Fran Palazzi, and Paul Eibeler. year. Coaches O ' Connor and Possinger discuss strategy. Seasonal Results (16-11 overall, 8-4 M-D) Opposition W-L Score High Scorer High Rebounder Georgetown L 58-80 Robinson, 14 Rohde, 8 )ohn Hopkins W 80-75 Robinson, 22 Rohde, 10 Morgan State L 48-56 Cannon, 18 Reilly, 12 Towson State W 64-58 Reilly, 16 Reilly, 12 At Washington Coll. W 104-78 Robinson, 16 Reilly, 12 At American U. L 52-96 Cannon, 19 Smith, 7 Colgate U. W 79-78 Rohde, 21 Reilly, 7 Scranton U. L 89-94 Rohde, 20 Rohde, 1 2 At B.U. W 82-79 Floyd, 26 Reilly, 11 At U.M.B.C. W 67-59 Cannon, 17 Rohde, 10 Western Maryland w 71-64 Robinson, 18 Cannon, 10 George Mason w 91-79 Floyd, 22 Reilly, 10 Roanoke College w 89-83 Cannon, 21 Reilly, 10 At Randolph-Macon L 80-89 Cannon, 24 Reilly, 9 At )ohns Hopkins w 77-75 Cannon, 15 Smith, 9 At St. Peter ' s Coll. L 74-85 Reilly, 16 Rohde, 10 At St. Bonaventure L 73-98 Reilly, 20 Reilly-Cannon, 6 Salisbury State W 77-67 Cannon, 17 Smith-Cannon, 10 Towson State (Civic Center) L 58-72 Cannon, 16 Floyd, 6 U.M.B.C. W 61-56 Cannon, 1 5 Smith, 1 1 Mt. St. Mary (Civic Center) W 83-78(OT) Cannon, 19 Smith, 15 )ohns Hopkins W 82-81 Cannon, 15 Smith, 9 Towson State L 82-98 Robinson, 19 Rohde, 6 At Catholic U. W 80-71 Floyd, 18 Rohde, 1 1 At Mt. St. Mary ' s L 59-67 Rohde, 13 Rohde-Robinson, 11 Mt. St. Mary ' s W 90-80 Floyd, 29 Rohde, 11 B.U. L 62-72 Rohde, 16 Floyd, 7 67 The Hounds crucify a Mountie under the hoop. Rod The Mod drives the lane for a nifty two points. Floyd became a member of Loyola ' s 1,000-point club this year. t |im Smith rejects the Mount ' s offering. 71 Women ' s Basketball Front Row (left to right): Natalie Aiken, Valerie Strott, Kathy Burke (Co-Captain), Annie McLaughlin (Co-Captain), )oyce Russell, Dania Thompson; Back Row (left to right): Mrs. Elizabeth Benedek (Coach), Laura Guidroz, Mary Beth Klug, Maureen O ' Neill, Mary Carol Schneider, Kathy Doetzer, Mary Clare Heldorfer. Basketball Results Mt. St. Mary ' s Away Won: 60-31 Bowie State Away Lost: 41-32 CCB Away Won: 78-30 Harford Community Home Won: 67-32 U.M.B.C. Away Lost: 46-45 Western Maryland Away Won: 47-45 )ohns Hopkins Away Won: 55-30 Coppin State Away Won: 71-13 Morgan State Home Lost: 53-51 Salisbury State Home Lost: 64-60 Notre Dame Home Won: 38-22 St. Mary ' s Away Won: 64-32 Goucher College Home Won: 67-25 Notre Dame Away Won: 73-41 State Tournament: Morgan State Won: 50-47 Towson State UMBC Lost: 74-35 Bowie State Lost: 56-40 r.- •• vw.171 - nt-mmr, iy mnmnt mre rvrMiv wr 72 73 Men ' s Lacrosse Name Goals Assists Totai Points Schab 23 22 45 Plevyak 11 7 18 Crompton 11 5 16 Bailey 13 1 14 Brocato 12 1 13 Kaufman 5 4 9 Mueller 5 2 7 Smith 5 0 5 Solis 3 2 5 Hollywood 3 0 3 Sullivan 2 1 3 Mister 1 0 1 Berg 1 0 1 Rudis 1 0 1 Aland 0 1 1 Ferguson 0 1 1 Totai 96 47 143 74 Game Results Opponent W L Score Standing Washington College L 31-3 0-1 Georgetown U. W 11-8 1-1 Morgan State L 15-5 1-2 Randolph-Macon W 14-8 2-2 Western Maryland W 14-9 3-2 U.M.B.C. L 29-6 3-3 Salisbury State L 22-9 3-4 Roanoke L 27-3 3-5 Penn State L 23-5 3-6 Mt. St. Mary ' s L 21-11 3-7 Towson State L 18-7 3-8 Baltimore U. L 17-8 3-9 Denoted Mason-Dixon Conference Games. Women ' s Lacrosse First row (left to right): Co-Captains Brenda Foster and Paula Carey; Second row: Beth Emory, Dania Thompson, Ann McLaughlin, Pat McCloskey; Third row: Suzanne Smith, Karen Richmond, Cindy Campagna, Moira Hearn; Fourth row: Nancy Taylor, Kathy Chronister, Denise Taneyhill; Coach Betsy Fair; Fifth row: Cathy Doetzer, Mary Beth Klug, Mary Lee Whittington, Marianna Bentzel. 76 77 Men ' s Women ' s Tennis Front row (left to right): Patty Harwood, joyce Russell, Joanne Weigman; Back row: Mary Carol Schneider, Kathy Casey, Linda deLeon, Marie McEnroe, Patricia Guffy, Kathleen Burke. 78 Kevin deLeon Tim Moore 79 Baseball Coach Kevin Kavanaugh Cohill at bat while lack Corbett warms up. Tom Mulford at the plate. Steve Cohill — Loyola ' s Most Valuable Player 80 vutfl mtai unmnamH Billy Kessler slams a line drive to third. Conference at home plate between Loyola and the C.U. Cardinals. Tom Perruti ' s southpaw pitching. Catcher Mike Muller peers from the dug-out with the Greyhounds at bat. l| Track £ ■ - 2. • _ - ' itHrtL Tom Coyle nmtt3J?nwH p r ' .nnuTa f .. . a I ‘ • «« Cary Miles-team ' s most valuable player |im Baker Captain Mark Satch Sanders Mike Ventura Roy Gagne 83 1974-75 S.G.A. Left to right Ed III iano — Vice President; Fred lohnson— Director of Academic Affairs; Neil McMahon— President; Susan Allen— Secretary; Rich Kilcullen — Treasurer. I I Left to right: Kevin Quinn— President; Tom Krisanda— Vice President of Social Affairs; lane Capria— Vice President of Academic Affairs; Bob O ' Reilly— Vice President of Student Affairs. 1975-76 A.S.L.C. Ed Beyer-Treasurer 86 : • ; v.y.rvrw ' .va ' ii smc : Left to right: Elaine Franklin, Tom Krisanda, Bob Verlaque. Left to right: ]ohn Franklin, Kevin Quinn. Social Events Committee Left to right: Bill Stacy— Professional Staff member; Fred lohnson; Anne Dartnell. Mary- P.I.R.G. 87 Campus Ministries Left to right: Sr. Diane, Mike Stierle, Fr. Dockery, Dottie Strohecker Concert Choir Left to right. Row 1 : Cathy Emory, Dee Varga, Peggy J uskel is, Terry Wall, Elsa Farron; Row 2: Step- hanie Barnhart, Phyllis Moos, Carolyn Smith, Sr. Mary Lou Lar- son, O.P., Sue Abromaitis, Kathy Hoos; Row 3: Roger Callan, N.S.J., Edmond Khouri, |im Burns (Choir Director), Steve Snyder, Fr. Frank Haig, S.)., Dean Mondel; Row 4: Hans Mair, Fr. Jim Maier, S.J ., Pat- rick McGlade, Phil Tenney; Row 5: Larry Snyder, Tim Pilachowski, Pavel Antolin; Not Pictured: |oe Spliedt. 88 Editor in Chief George A. Epstein Managing Editor Marie Lerch News Editor. John Franklin News Assistants Linda Szczybor, Janine Shertzer Features Editor. Ed Gainor Sports Editor Dan O ' Connell Assistant Sports Editors Pat Harlow, Mark Kreiner Photography Editor George Vojtech Business Manager Ray DiBiagio Reporters Jo Ann Stafford, Dot Strohecker, Paula Cary, Kathy Hohman, Rock Rochowiak, Pam Pasqualini, Ray Dearchs, D. Timothy Burall, Dottie Caldwell, John Sullivan, George Knipp, Joe Schwartz, Judy Snyder, Carol Keisftr, Jack Holmes, Patrice Myers, James Lombard, Robert Williams, Ann Soisson, Michael Reis, Charisse Fenari, Cindy Campagna, Chris Aland, Barbara Hilliard. Production Mary Theresa White Photographers Pat Emory, Steve Bruza, Mike Ventura, Leonard Locantore, Tom Gamache, Steve Boyd, Randall Ward, Mike Tozzi, Mark Miller. Nomiki Bouloubassio. Cartoonist Nancy Fay Secretary Cathy McConville Moderator. Dr. Thomas Scheye The Greyhound is published weekly during the school year by the students of Loyola College. The writing, layout, pictures and format are the responsibility of the Board of Editors and do not necessarily represent the views of the Administration, Faculty, and Students of the college unless specifically stated. Signed columns represent the opinions of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the editorial position of this newspaper. 89 January Term Left to right: Greg Hamilton, Laura Guidroz, Eileen Fox, Dee Boulier Forensic Club 90 Lett to right: Mark Fields, Vince Ambrosetti, Gordon Cummings, Walt Hayes (President) . t -.. ... ROTC The EVERGREEN GUARD is an elite military organization of outstanding ROTC cadets who have mastered the art of basic and trick drill. The LOVOLA RANGERS COMPANY is a company of two Ranger platoons that includes cadets from ROTC Advanced Camp and Expert Rangers. The SCABBARD AND BLADE is a national military honor society founded for the purpose of preserving and developing the essential qualities of good and efficient officers, and to spread intelligent information concerning the military requirements of our country. ’HOME CAL AND SCND RADIOGRAMS 1 FREE-OF-CHARGE TOTHl following areas: LOYOLA CO A MATE U, Front Row (Kneeling, left to right): Steve Nahm (Vice-President) Chris Lochner, Rick Losemann, Mike Hauf (President); Back Row (left to right) Mikki Bouloubassis (Secretary), Todd Smith, Rick Banuchi, Al Brennan, Walt Hayes, )im Baker (Treasurer) Radio Club 91 Cheerleaders Front row (left to right): Nancy Nelson, Lese Corrigan, Rosemary Czapla, Eileen Leahy, Cathy Gates; Back row (left to right) Co-Captain Stacy Runyon, Co-Captain Brenda Catterton, Maryanne Malone, Marise LePoutre, Linda Bressant, Patricia Doris, Ellen Ferguson, Maureen O ' Keefe.  92 Alpha Sigma Nu Officers (left to right): Fr. Kunkel, Moderator Kathleen Burke, Vice-Pres. Steve Wegener, President Joanne Stafford, Secretary Karate Front row (left to right): Mike Schmitt, Harvey Pye, Gary Steele; Back row (left to right): )erry Allen, Candee Donahue, Chris Schmitt, Don Covington, Troy Smith, Sifu: Frank Campbell. 93 Group 95 96 The academic year was dotted by many events that brought people together, not just in pairs but in droves. An atmosphere of party characterized every- thing from our own jazz-filled night club to the President ' s gala anniversary party. The fun-ness of it all was unmistakable. These good times served to loosen up the otherwise tense existence of being a student. 98 INTACT THEOLOGT DEf 99 Egil Krough Appearing in one of the SGA- sponsored lecture series on Octo- ber 15, 1974, Egil Krough ad- dressed concerned students about his role in Watergate . The one-time head of the White House Plumbers Unit discussed the reasons for his involvement in the cover-up and the con- sequences which evolved. 100 Med Tech ' s Steve Bellistri finds himself in the good hands of fellow technicians Nora Ester, Yvonne Tempera, Claire Perzinski, Kathy Hanna, Joanne Cargiulo, Debbie Linz, and Sue Myers. Homecoming Following the crowning of the Homecoming Queen, Lynn Doehler, and the successful Loyola soccer crowning of B.U. (2-1), came Loyola ' s version of a royal ball — the Homecoming Dance. Guaran- teed to raise a smile, the October 19th event fea- tured students and alumni dancing to the tunes of Zim Zimmerel and Tamerlane, while under the influence of National Boh. Marathon Football Santa Claus Anonymus registered its ninth vic- tory in nine attempts, scoring over $15,000 in donations at the annual Marathon Football Game. The money from the Nov. 22-24 weekend was used to purchase toys for thousands of needy children. The 57-hour event, which was held in Herring Run Park, featured beer, beef, bands and ball. This year, Loyola won its first marathon game dethroning previously unbeaten Towson. Marathon Results: Loyola — 509 Towson — 410 B.U. - 388 103 104 h? aMilil 105 Intramurals Student interest in the intramural program has greatly increased over the past year. Both the num- ber of participants and spectators have grown, mak- ing the activity period a time of recreation as well as study. The hard-fought intramural football games have become the training grounds for marathon com- petition. In addition to football, the program offers competition in basketball, softball, and volleyball. 106 r -:Um 107 108 109 Oktoberfest A splendid time was guaran- teed for all who attended the Ok- toberfest. Beer flowed as heavily as notes from the tuba, and stu- dents polka ' d as lightly as beer foamed. The October 12th beer party left everyone ripe enough for any harvest. Ill America America, a Kevin Quinn Pro- duction, made their Loyola Col- lege debut on Nov. 15, 1974. It was the first big name band on campus in over half a decade. Appearing with America was Chad Stewart of the former Chad and Jeremy . The sellout crowd gave a standing ovation and was treated to two encores. 112 MJfl ' - 7 T ' r . I7T WTVXP S IT.VW ' .i’lin ■ rnnir.Tii ' . inir. •. nnrriiinFUMi - ■ 114 Kelly ' s Cabaret Kelly ' s Cabaret congregated administration, facul- ty, students, and friends in the gymnasium in honor of Fr. loseph Sellinger. The November 22nd event celebrated Fr. Sellinger ' s tenth year as President of Loyola College. Faculty and Students provided en- tertainment through skits and songs, while balloons and hats proclaimed “Ten More Years for “Joe Who?? . I I | . 1 i i | - - If ti; ft ji; nr num e mar or sw n in rn nui 117 i i j 120 121 jenkins Hall Renovation and Opening After many months of isolation from the student body, the hallowed halls of Loyola ' s former library were transformed into a modernized, carpeted class- room building and a much-needed auditorium. The formal opening ceremony, which took place on February 16, 1975, unveiled the renovated lenkins Hall to invited students and faculty. Champagne and hors-d ' oevres followed. 122 St. Patty ' s Thirst Party The second annual St. Patrick ' s Day Thirst Party took place in the gym on March 8th. Over 800 students and guests drank and danced as the Black- thorn Stick Caeli Band played traditional Irish me- lodies. Irish eyes smiled as the lads and lasses saw Kevin Quinn in his finest hour . Monday morning, the survivors suffered painful leg muscles from over- indulgence in the jig and hornpipe. Definitely a must for future years! 124 «?• ri-mnnnarBVWiVm ui«raviliniHniinfflm .w.ffWt OT ' fliiri.t vMMfUQink pw.wr mMOTn4M iK i nv wiu i -n •.•?ji izum Y.tv-vM . Elections The Andrew White Student Center took on the atmosphere of a National Convention rather than a cafeteria during the week of March 17-24. luniors Kevin Quinn and Mike Hauf battled for the office of President of Loyola ' s student government. All votes tolled, the Quinn ticket triumphed, consisting of lane Capria, Bob O ' Reilly, and Tom Krisanda as academic, student affairs, and social events V.P. ' s of the newly-formed A.S.L.C. 126 — — Junior Prom The Maryland Room of the Hunt Valley Inn set the scene on Friday night, April 11th, when Loyola College ' s lunior Class held their annual Prom. After dining on an entree of stuffed chicken, the couples, adorned in gowns and suits, bumped and boogied in the candle-lit atmosphere. An all-night open bar heightened the effect of the gala affair. Dixieland The Ragtime flowed with the beer on the night of April 12th as students gathered in the cafeteria to partake in the festivities typical of a Bourbon Street night club. Rebel flags hailed such songs as Dix- ieland and When the Saints Go Marchin ' In as students put forth their best foot-stomping abilities. Look away. Dixieland — Loyola has given Southern hospitality a new meaning!! Maryland Day April 18th marked the day that Loyola chose to celebrate its traditional observance of Maryland Day. The event honors the memory of Andrew White, S.)., a |esu it known to have said the first Mass in the territory of Maryland. Archbishop Wil- liam D. Borders, D.D., spoke on the future of Catho- lic higher education in America which was followed by the presentation of medals to three distinguished citizens of the Baltimore community. Seventeen Loyola seniors received certificates noting inclusion in the 1974-75 edition of Who ' s Who Among Stu- dents in American Colleges and Universities. Finally, Dr. Bernard Nachbahr of the Philosophy department was the recipient of Loyola ' s fifth annual Dis- tinguished Teacher Award. A reception for invited guests followed the ceremony. mt Wl 1 7 ] sp EH Bj K 1 1 Hr ' - jH 1 J 131 132 Blood, Sweat, Tears From Ride, Captain, Ride to Lucretia McEvil , Blood, Sweat Tears blew out the minds of a small but enthusiastic crowd assembled in Loyola ' s gym. The second big name band on campus this year treated students to old hits and new releases, receiv- ing favorable reactions to both. The April 19th con- cert aroused much controversy when it was re- vealed that the student government had taken heavy losses in the production of such attractions. 1 36 jfiff t A ■; -- • . ’W ; : — I ..1 1 Spring Arts Crafts Festival Moved up one week due to inclement weather, Loyola ' s Spring Arts and Crafts Festival featured over sixty professional artists from the Baltimore area. The May 11th exhibition was held on the athletic field under beau- tiful sunny skies and included work from such areas as painting, sculpturing, photography, jewelry, drawing, and pottery. Elaine Franklin, Chairperson for the Fes- tival, managed to successfully ex- tend a campus cultural event to the entire Baltimore community. Fun Day 75 Hot dogs, National Boh, softball, and sunny skies set the atmosphere for Fun Day 75. Dressed in the traditional Fun Day attire of cut-offs, T-shirts, and halters, students lounged in the sun and lunged in the field transforming Loyola ' s campus into a sum- mer resort. It was a day of relaxation before the storm of papers and finals that accompany the end of every semester. Patrice Arends Anne Axelby )ohn Ayd Mary Theresa Bartel Robert Baummer David Beach Stephen Becker $ { ' l t Annette Behrendt Steven Bel I istri Douglas Bennett Frank Benvenga Paul Beyer loan Bieneman Arlene Blume 143 ESKS aiK Lawrence Blumenauer Lydia Bobes ' Lance Brown John Boyle David Brown Paul Bosley-Smith Dianne Boulier Howard Brewis Jacqueline Bradley Kathleen Burke Willaim Butler Elizabeth Byrnes 144 ■ FBRSRR8K mBSBEIIERS2JD9iSZESISSSZBmElX nZ nnK!D Deneice Chism Andrew Cichelli Joseph Colbourn Angela Coles Hugh Curley Joseph Czajkowski Anne Darr Marc Connolly Thomas Coyle Thomas Crook Richard Davis Stephen Davis Charles Devaud Raymond DiBiagio 146 Carla DiCicco |ohn Dickinson Alfred Di Leila David DiMartino Lynn Dohler Daniel Dore Brian Duvall Carroll Doherty Margaret Eby Lawrence Eckard loseph Ellis Mary Beth Emory Kenneth Ensor George Epstein 147 Vincent Ercolano Michael Fedarcyk Robert Feeley ). Ferdinand Fiastro 148 t, i Patricia Fields Brenda Foster Sr. Loretto Fromm Cecelia Foster .Anne Celderman John Gentry Susan Getka James Gibson 149 Robert Gibson Gregory Glinowiecki Clarence Goetz 150 David Gregory William Grill J. Gregory Hamilton Kelly Halbig Mary Patricia Gold Steve Golem Carl Gore Mark Gregorek Kathleen Hanna Thomas Hargest Eric Hoffmeyer Gyl Holland Robert Hook Howard Howland XMFVSflHlSRWiiuvniwsfMMHivr.mfflmmn ' ftivn ' n rt ' ti vtriTtniTVTinvin us m , n •.•u- . r ucj m u r.a? jmuj ' tfnKffij’iH n i warn iwra rmz hrw.m m km itch mcrmv omun t Richard Jenkins Catherine Johnson Fred Johnson Katherine Jaggard Michale Juskelis Nancy Juskus John Kane Richard Kasprzak Michele Katkish Mary Kay Kelly James Kerr I % Denise Kettelberger Clifford Kidd Richard Ki leu lien I 152 Kathy Kitma Walter Knell Leo Knighton Marie Knighton Robert Knox Melanie )ane Kordish )ude Kotarides Mark Kreiner Martha LaCasse Chris Lamb W ' : | 1 | L I Michael Lamb Dennis Lambrow Audrey Lang Oksana Lasijczuk 153 Thomas Lawson Cynthia Leyko Vanessa Linder James Lynagh Elizabeth Lyness Robert Mahon Patricia Mahoney 154 Bruce Mandel Rosemary Marsiglia Margaret Martin Francis Marzelia Annette Maskeroni loan Mazan Alfred Maskeroni i ' iiIO! mMU 1 If ii li 1 1 HUH u i 1 iiimniMlii phi n mu jeannette McKenna William Monaghan Mary Moore Margaret Morris 156 Richard Motsay leffrey Mueller Robert Mulderick Mary Mullaney Nancy Nelson Michael Muller Robert Murk Daniel O ' Connell Susan Myers Regina Owens John Papania Gloria Parenti Charles Pawlowski John Pelton lames Pesci Bruce Pewczek g Gary Piccolo Thomas Pierotti Thomas Peri Pamela Perrqtt 158 Frank Pilachowski Kenneth Pivec loyce Pons lane Powell Michael Prokopik Robert Preston Deborah Putens Harvey Pye Robert Preto lacob Pyzik Audrey Quigley t fiuroWAJmn VMXtff wriMinvmnKMimiminjnaaniirarAaiRtiftrawnc ' . ' i i wrwr-MTMSJV ' .r u- • r 1 1 • •« r r- r r - - ' i f . , i ix iVM tiiwi rxn n ya rwm Thomas Rekus Nancy Rich Kevin Robinson Wayne Robinson Francis Rochowiak John Ruhl Mark Sanders Anne Sanner Joseph Sansone Stephen Schaedel David Schap 160 Philip Schmitt Debra Schmitt Michael Schemm Harry Schwartz Michael Schwarz Michael Scoles Martha Seijas Denise Seldon Robert Scott Salvatore Serio T. Charles Siwinski Carolyn Smith lanice Smith . Deborah Sherman Andrew Sneddon Charles Solis Joanne Stafford I Ronald Steele ). Lawrence Stafford Gary Steel Linda Starner 162 i Susan Steele lanice Stewart Mary Sweeney Yolanda Sumpter Sulpasith Tantivatana Nancy Taylor Thomas Surface Yvonne Tempera Richard Thawley Richard Thomas loseph Toth 163 Joseph Trachta Andrew Trecannelli Barbara Trenery Stephanie Triantos John Troch James Tynan Claire Unkelbach Deidre Varga Thomas Velez Phyllis Velte Wayne Wagner 164 Thomas Watson Stephen Wegener Janet Weitzmann Vincent West 166 Senior Week: 5 19-5 25 The 1971 Freshman Class of Loyola II promotion celebrated its Senior Week this year, May 19—25. The festivities began with Bar-Hopping Night, held at Fells Point bars, where Class of 75 T-shirted students drank their fill of beer for moderate prices. Tuesday became a mini-Fun Day with beer, hot dogs, and soft ball on campus. Pimlico Race Track offered the Loyola College Class of 75 purse in the eighth race as Seniors enjoyed lunch and a sunny Wednesday afternoon. Unfortunately, most of the students discovered they would not get rich playing the horses and some even realized they may actually have to work for a living. Thursday night, the grads could be found in the student Rat listening to the ever-popular tunes of our own Tommy and the Tornadoes . To polish off the evening, Waldy Cummings took the lime- light for a solo guest appearance. Waldy tunes up for Senior Night at the Rat Fr Sellinger, Tom Lawson (President of the Senior Class), Tom Rekus (Vice-President), and Vinnie West present an award to the winning jockey of the race named in honor of Loyola ' s Class of ' 75 at Pimlico Race T rack. 168 Let us sit and build towers of cups and plates of styrofoam and porcelain and dream of being within . . . We ' ll slide down coffee spoons all day and slip in colored water, then go to sleep on tea-bag beds not doing what we oughta. We ' ll take a ride on paper planes not caring where we land (it may be on the wave of page we ' re thumbing through at hand). No more do we sit up all night to study for exams. No worry over papers written, now no one gives a damn. We ' ll roll down silver kegs at night (the flow in cups no matter), we ' ll munch on food for heavy thought and grow a little fatter. We ' ll drink and sing through Senior Week eclipsing the supply, and since it ' s been a four-year binge we ' ll stack the mugs up high. And when it ' s time for us to leave we ' ll look on towers piling, shaking now; we ' ll nod our heads and disappear while smiling. Gregory S. Glinowiecki rn vn nv mum twarxtx mu r i vMxtf i a . I nfil.f t SVif M | 777ie (o a s o (976 corcua dy inoitesnyou to attend ■ 77ie Senior Stom on TTidaiy , tie Ooenty - lAirdoftjtiay fTlnnt AAd ety Sin (jocAey-uni e, jilany and (pocAtaid -A QAinner Up) Often 0ar J}. -30- 2:30 A splendid time was guaran- teed for all who attended the Senior Prom. The tuxedoed-men and gowned-women danced to the tunes of The New Diablos while enjoying drinks and dinner provided at the Hunt Valley Inn. The favors consisted of Loyola College beer mugs inviting the Class of 75 to their 25th reunion in the year 2000— one year later and we ' d have been a Space Odyssey! 171 m am- ausasLX i.i Saturday evening, the graduation ceremonies be- gan with a Baccalaureate Mass celebrated by Fr. Joseph Sell inger, while Fr. James Maier delivered a heart-felt address. The promise of rain did not damper the spirits of the graduates as com- mencement exercises were held on the lawn at Evergreen. Jane Baker Spain emphasized integrity, dedication, magnanimity, humility, openness, and creativity in her commencement speech after awards and diplomas were distributed. Thus, com- mencement marks the beginning of a new life for the Class of 75— an opportunity to apply the knowl- edge and experience gained from four years at Loyola College. 179 IWBBBHWMWBMBHBIMIIIMIMIIMIIIIHIMIIIIIIIIIII  lTOTOn « IITOTOreA¥;ttB?a 180 Senior Directory PAUL V. ALBRIGHT Route Headquarters Bldg, Columbia MD 21044 Business Administration SUSAN ANECHIARICO 2600 Merrymans Mill, Phoenix MD 21131 Business Administration PATRICE L. ARENDS P.O. Box 550 Stad, Aruba NE Spanish ANNE K. AXELBY 211 Coronet Dr, N Linthicum MD 21040 Sociology jOHN J. AYD 27 Fullerton Hghts, Balto MD 21236 Accounting MARGARET C. AYERLE 307 Hamilton Rd, Merlon PA 19066 Psychology ALLAN W. AYERS 105 Cotswold Rd, Balto MD 21210 Business Administration RODNEY M. BANGERT 208 Forge Rd, Whitemarsh MD 21162 Accounting PETER M. BARBERNITZ 1800 Brookshire Rd, Akron OH 43313 Philosophy FRAN F. BARNES 102 Padonia Rd, Lutherville MD 21093 Elementary Education RICHARD M. 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Mr. Mrs. Gerald Blum Mr. Mrs. Lawrence Blumenauer Mr. Mrs. Alfred Brennan Mr. Mrs. Steve Brown Mr. Mrs. Albert ). Byrnes Mrs. Peter Cardegna Dr. Mrs. Raymond L. Clemmons Dr. Mrs. loseph L. Colbourn Mr. Mrs. Eugene Cotter Mr. Mrs. Thomas Coyle Mr. Mrs. Edward M. Curran, ) r. Blaise DeNittis Dr. Mrs. G. Thomas Diehl Mr. Mrs. F. Dietz Mr. Mrs. Marion DiMartino Grandparents of Candee Donahue (In Memoriam) Mr. Mrs. W.C. DuVall Mr. Mrs. A.R. Esposito Mrs. B.R. Floyd Mr. Mrs. Earl A. Gamache Mr. Mrs. Albert F. Gettier Luther Doris Gregory Mr. Mrs. Bernard Hagberg, Jr. Mr. Mrs. William E. Hanna, Jr. Mr. Mrs. R.P. Harriss Mr. Mrs. William Hemelt, Jr. Mr. Mrs. John C. Hennessey Mr. Mrs. H.W. Holmes, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Henry ). Houska Mr. Mrs. Melvin R. Hurley, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Howard H. King Mr. Mrs. James A. Kitma Dr. Mrs. Ira Kolman Mr. Mrs. Steve Kotapka Mr. Mrs. Charles LaCasse Mr. Mrs. Earl M. Lang Mr. Mrs. John Law Mr. Mrs. Paul Lawless Marge Tom Lawson James P. Lazzatti Mr. Mrs. John C. Leo Mr. Mrs. Leon J. Lewandowski Mr. Mrs. Raymond F. Linder The Lombards Mr. Mrs. Joseph Lynch Dr. Mrs. P.J. Mahon Albert Sigmund Malenski Mr. Mrs. Bernard A. Malone Mr. Mrs. Victor E. Marine Mr. Mrs. Richard Mason Mr. Mrs. Jerome Menchel Mr. Mrs. Elmer T. Meyers Bob Military Science Department Mrs. Jerome L. Miller Daniel T. Murphy Jay Nash Mr. Mrs. Joseph B. Nelson Mr. Mrs. Edward A. Nolan Mr. Mrs. Daniel O ' Connell Mr. Mrs. Charles Palowski Frank Carolyn Pilachowski Mr. Mrs. L.N. Petrone Mr. Mrs. Edward C. Reuther Mrs. Jane C. Robinson Frank Helen Roedell Mr. Mrs. Robert B. Runyon Dr. Mrs. James Russo Mr. Mrs. T.M. Rycheak Joel Sachs Family Mr. Mrs. George P. Scheadel Mrs. Charles E. Schemm Mr. Mrs. Frank M. Severa, Sr. Mr. Mrs.F.J. Sheriff Mr. Mrs. Alton Shoda Mr. Mrs. Clarence F. Smith Mr. Mrs. Truman Smith Mr. Mrs. Walter Smith Mr. Mrs. Robert P. Sneddon Dr. Mrs. F.L. Soisson John P. Saltysiak Mr. Mrs. Harold Spencer Mr. Mrs. Joseph Stafford Mrs. Annette Steel Family Mr. Mrs. Henry Strauch Mr. Mrs. James Sweeney Mr. Mrs. Edward A. Szapra Dr. Mrs. Timothy J. Tehan Mr. Mrs. Ralph A. Valle Julius T. Will Mr. Mrs. Robert Wolfe Dean Mrs. Joseph Yanchik 196 This book has been brought to you by: Fr. Frank H aig. Moderator Gina Owens, Editor-in-CFiief Bill Grill, Associate Editor Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor Lay-out Editor Photography Editor Art Editor Copy Editor Senior Section Editor Business Manager Moderator Gina Owens Bill Grill Doug Taylor Staff: Dee Boulier, George Popowich, Jose Santos Danny Menchel Staff: Lyle Patrylak, George Popowich, Alan Sacker, Mary Jo Sohasky Mary Jo Sohasky Greg Glinowiecki Staff: Tom Peri, Tom Rekus Terry Barrett Mark Kreiner Fr. Frank Haig A special thanks to: Mary Jo Sohasky, for the beautifully designed cover and divider pages appearing in this book; Coy Harris, representative from Bradbury-Keller, for his advice and moral support beyond the call of duty; Abe Orlick, president of Davor Photo, for his efficient and qualified service; Fr. Frank Haig, our moderator, for his guidance and hearty laugh; Doug Taylor, for all those miles traveled between Loyola and Havre de Grace, and those coffee-filled nights which lasted ' till the wee hours of the morning; Danny Menchel, Evergreen ' s Groucho Marx, for his side-splitting humor, realistic sound effects, and dedicated efforts which saw us through many deadline crises; Mark Kreiner, for his assuring More money cornin ' in, Gina! Copyright acknowledgements for quotes in Prologue: pg. 12- FIXING A HOLE by Lennon McCartney (c) 1967 Maclen Music, Inc. Used by Permission All Rights Reserved pg. 19- HEY JUDE by Lennon McCartney (c) 1968 Maclen Music, Inc. 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Used by Permission All Rights Reserved 199 As the first totally Loyola co-ed class completes its undergraduate career, we look not behind us at the memories, but ahead toward the new tradition we have established for the future of this college. The Class of 75 set the pace; this book is an image of its path. The Loyola we remember has graduated with us . . . The purpose of Evergreen 75 is to capture not only the personality of our class, but of all the people whose presence helped to influence it. If we have brought a smile to the face of anyone who opens its cover, our efforts have not been in vain. I, personally, would like to thank you for giving me the opportunity to bring you this book. The friends I ' ve made and the talented people I ' ve met helped to make it all such a worthwhile venture. On behalf of the Class of 75, I ' d like to say goodbye to all the people we leave behind. What more can I say than, It ' s been real . . . Gina Owens Editor-in-Chief