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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1976 volume:

LOYOLA COLLEGE EVERGREEN 76 For the Academic Year 1975-1976 4501 North Charles St. Baltimore, Maryland 21210 MCMLXXVI Table of Contents Dedication 4-5 Faculty Administration... 10-35 Student Life 78-123 Senior Section 36-77 Bicentennial Section. 124-129 2 Organizations 162-177 Senior Directory 178-185 Yearbook Staff 198-199 Sports 130-161 3 In Appreciation of Fr. Michael A. Lorenzo, S.J. ... He gave the last decade of his priestly life to Loyola, or rather, to the people at Loyola, jesuit priest, biologist, Outstanding Educator of America, Pharmacist ' s Mate - Fr. Michael A. Lorenzo, S.J. was many things to many people. We remember him — short and restless, like Zacchaeus or Ignatius — counseling, teaching, plucking the bass fiddle with Group”, putting the last loving touches on the renovated biology labs — at works of sweat and frustration and love. Fr. Mike died as he lived: intensely. He suffered for being too involved with people, and for being ahead of his times. He w orried and worked and laughed among us as a man on a mission. He tinkered, smoked like a chimney, spoke out, broke the bread of celebration for us and with us. He reminded us we were priestly; he loved ordinary folks like you and me. And so it ' s to him that we dedicate this yearbook with deep affection. — the Class of 76 5 6 7 The Campus of Loyola College The Residence of Fr. Sell i nger Millbrook House Dell Building 9 FACULTY ADMINISTRATION Administration The Very Reverend Joseph A. Sellinger, SJ, President Rev. Daniel J. McGuire, SJ, Spec., Asst. To Pres. Stephen W. McNierney, Academic Vice President J. Paul Melanson, Vice Pres. — Admin. Finance Hal Dower, Vice President for Development Fran Minakowski, Dir. of Public Relations Francis J. McGuire, Dean of Studies Rev. Nicholas A. Kumkel, Assoc. Dean of Studies Rev. John K. McCormack, 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, SJ, Coord, of Campus Ministries Rev. Albert Grau, SJ, Dir. of Counseling Center Kevin ). Kavanagh, Dir. 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 12 Fr Kunkel Dean McGuire Dean Yanchick Dean Sedivy 13 Accounting, Business lames C. Borra, Assistant Professor William P. Carton, Associate Professor H. Grady Dorsett, Assistant Porfessor Daniel ). Duffy, Professor Paul C. Ergler, Associate Professor )ohn P. Guercio, Assistant Professor, Accounting Chair- man Patrick A. Marti nel I i. Associate Professor, Business Chairman Robert L. O ' Neill, Assistant Professor E. Barry Rice, Assistant Professor Wayne E. Ries, Assistant Professor A. Kimbrough Sherman, Assistant Professor lames C. Wallace, Assistant Professor Mr. Dorsett Mr. O ' Neill 14 Mr. Mart I ne 1 1 i Mr. Rice Dr. Ries Mr. Steward Mr. Duffy Mr. Borra Mr. Sherman Dr Ergler 15 Biology Henry C. Butcher IV, Associate Professor (on leave) George W. Conner, Assistant Professor Francis E. Giles, Associate Professor Charles R. Graham, Jr., Associate Professor Chairman James T. Maier, S.J., Assistant Professor Howard F. Solomon, Assistant Professor Sr. Denise Eby, Assistant Professor Fr. Maier Dr. Graham Dr. Solomon Dr. Giles Dr. Conner Sr. Eby Mr. Henrie Chemistry Dr. Freimuth Mr. Roswell Henry C. Freimuth, Professor David E. Henrie, Assistant Professor Melvin P. Miller, Professor David F. Roswell, Professor, Chairman Norbert M. Zaczek, Professor I I- 11 l , CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT FREIMUTH 1 12 henrie 101 M 1 LLE R 100 ROSWELL, CHAIRMAN 111 ZACZEK 109 BRIAN 105 BIOLOGY DEPARTMENT % BUTCHER 213 CONNER 30 ' _ _ - M GILES 20 % GRAHAM , CHAIRMAN SOL 1 MAIER.SJ 201 SOLOMON 300 . m nit bromn 304 J 17 Communication Arts Sr. Mary Cleophas Costello, R.S.M., Professor Rev. )ames E. Dockery, S.J. Assistant Professor Rev. James H. Donahoe, S.J., Assistant Professor Edward j. Ross, Assistant Professor Francis X. Trainor, Assistant Professor, Chairman Mr. Ross Fr. Dockery Mr. Trainor Fr. Donahoe 18 Economics Arleigh T. Bell, Jr., Associate Professor Francis J. Cullen, Assistant Professor John C. Larson, Assistant Professor William M. Penn, Jr., Assistant Professor, Chairman Dr. Bell Dr. Penn Dr. Cullen Dr. Larson 19 Education William J. Amoriell, Assistant Professor lohn Barry Bath, Assistant Professor loseph Mary Donohue, S.N.D. Margaret M. Murphy, Assistant Professor loseph Procaccini, Assistant Professor Beatrice E. Sarlos, Assistant Professor Sarlos Dr Bath Mr. Amoriell Mr. Procaccini 20 Dr. Macaffrey English Sr. Augusta Reilly Carol Abromaitis, Assistant Professor David Dougherty, Associate Professor, Chairman Charles B. Hands, Professor Robert Lidston, Visiting Instructor Phillip McCaffrey, Assistant Professor M. Augusta Reilly, R.S.M., Assistant Professor Thomas E. Scheye, Associate Professor Francis O. Voci, Ass : stant Professor Dr Hands Mrs. Abromaitis and Dr Dougherty ••• -••• Dr Lidston Mrs. Abromaitis Dr. Scheye 21 Modern Foreign Languages Randall B Donaldson, Assistant Professor Hanna M. K. Geldrich, Associate Professor, Chairwo- Dr. Geldrich Mr. Iordan man Charles F. Iordan, Assistant Professor Peter H. Leffman, Assistant Professor Malke L. Morris, Assistant Professor John Clarke, Adjunct Assistant Professor Mr. Clarke 22 Mr. Leffman 23 History, Political Science Edward A. Doehler, Professor Emeritus Frank FH. Evans, Professor )oseph Garonzik, Visiting Instructor Rev. TFiomas O. Hanley, S), Professor William I. KitcFien, Assistant Professor Hans Mair, Associate Professor Stephen G. Reges, Associate Professor Sr. Beverly Replogle, R.S.M., Assistant Professor Stuart I. Rochester, Assistant Professor Nichola Varga, Professor Donald T. Wolfe, Assistant Professor, Chairman Dr. Wolfe Dr. Garonzik Fr Hanley Dr Reges Dr Kitchen 24 Mathematics Dr McCoart Helen Christensen, R.S.M., Assistant Professor lohn C. Hennessey, Associate Professor Richard F. McCoart, jr., Professor, Chairman George B. Mackin, Instructor William D. Reddy, Associate Professor 25 Military Science Jerome Baida, Major, Assistant Professor Randall R. Myers, Captain, Assistant Professor James D. Robertson, Captain, Assistant Professor Jerry S. Wages, Lt. Colonel, Professor, Chairman Colonel Wages Major Baida Captain Robertson 26 Philosophy Dr. Cunningham Dr. Nachbahr Dr. Tassi Malcolm G. Clark, Professor Francis ). Cunningham, Assistant Professor, Chairman Thomas Nay, Assistant Professor Bernard Nachbahr, Professor )ohn T. Polk, Assistant Professor Aldo Tassi, Associate Professor Dr. Clarke Dr. Polk Dr. May Physics, Engineering, Computer Science Frank R. Haig, S.J., Associate Professor M. Thomas Meyers, Assistant Professor Helen F. Perry, Assistant Professor James D. Rozics, Professor F. Xavier Spiegel, Associate Professor Bernard J. Weigman, Professor Dr. Weigman Mr. Rozics Dr. Spiegel 28 Mrs. Perry Mr. Meyers Fr. Haig 29 Psychology Gilbert Clapperton, Associate Professor David Crough, Associate Professor William Doyle, Associate Professor Faith Gilroy, Associate Professor Gregory C. Helweg, Assistant Professor, Chairman Alan P. Plotkin, Associate Professor Martin F. Sherman, Assistant Professor Steven Sobelman, Assistant Professor Dr. Gilroy Dr Clapperton 30 Mr. Crough Dr. Sherman 31 Sociology Ms. Antonia Keane, Assistant Professor, Chairwoman Michael Sanow, Assistant Professor Barbara Mikulski, Assistant Professor | m Ms Antonia Keane Mrs. Barbara Mikulski Dr Sanow 32 Sr. Kathleen Haughey Ms. Drexler Speech Pathology Sandra Crawley, Adjunct Instructor Katherine Drexler, Adjunct Assistant Sr. Kathleen Haughey, S.N.D. Adjunct Instructor Ira H. Koltnan, Associate Professor, Chairman Elaine Saltysiak, Assistant Professor Linda I. Spencer, Assistant Professor Ms. Spencer Mrs. Crawley 33 Theology M. Sharon Burns, R.S.M., Assistant Professor William Davish, S.J., Professor John P. Hogan, Assistant Professor Felix Malmberg, S.J., Professor, Chairman Robert Masson, Assistant Professor M. Aquin O ' Neill, R.S.M., Assistant Professor Webster T. Patterson, Professor M. Alma Woodard, R.S.M., Associate Professor Mr. Hogan Fr. Malmberg Sr. Aguin 34 Dr. Patterson Sr. Sharon Fr. Davish Sr. Alma 35 SENIORS Robert Abt |ohn Albert Raymond Artes Denise Applefeld Mark Appier Susan Allen Andrew Arconti Brian Auger |on Aumann Debra Avedisian Cecil Avery Robert Await 38 Allen Bach Stephen Bailey Angela Baird Cary Baker Barbara Barczak Kathleen Barlow Craig Barnes Deborah Barret T. ). Barnickel III Robert Becker William Beeler Mariana Bentzel 39 Donna Bianco Edward Beyer Maureen Boulier Cynthia Blanton Kenneth Boehl Stephen Bradley Frances Bracken 40 Michael Brown Stephen Bruza Michael Burrauno Donna Bush Anne Cadigan Victor Butanis gy +r 1 t I Francis Butler Gregory Campanaro Denise Canada Morris Cannon lane Capria 41 Mark Carroll Neil Cashmen Robert Castagnera )ohn Cecil Jeffrey Christ Kathlee Chronister . rt John Ciesielski Veronica Clarke Stephen Cichelli Thomas Codd Robert Coger Stephen Cohill William Clinton 42 Marianne Coleman Guy Cook Jeffrey Collier Cary Connolly John Corbett Anne Cotter Thomas Creegan Arthur Crompton Eugene Connor Thomas Crowley Elizabeth Cruitt John Cvach Thomas Dalesandro 43 Robert Dealmeida Nicola DeCarolis lames Daly )r. Timothy Davis lames Demarest )r. Ronald Dengler Kevin DeLeon Joseph Denittis lean Derenberger Mary Derkach |ohn Deros 44 Robert Doerfler Frank Donato Brian Ecker Davida Fedderman Sharon Feeley Sally Feilinger 45 Edward Flaherty Jr. Victoria Flanigan Patricia Foley Barry Fornoff Christopher Gallagher Patricia Gannon Thomas Geier 46 lerome Gilman Cynthia Green |ill Hagberg Kevin Michael Hall Tamer Gladysiewski lock Grynovicki Gerald Haley III Elizabeth Hammel 47 Patrice Harrington Michael Hauf Jeffrey Hannahs Patricia Harwood Saundra Harmon Patrick Harlow Christine Hartig Mary Helldorfer Robert Hemler Eugene Henry 48 Mark Herwig Patricia Hipsley r « Jla lames Herbert Bruce Hock Mark Holback Katherine Hohman Pamela Hofmann Phyllis Hoos Howard Howland lames Huebler 49 Denise Jacob Yvette Johnson Laura Janczak George Jones Margaret Joseph Debora Kane Deborah Jones Carol Keiser Kenneth Kelly Robert Kiernan Kathleen King 50 Mary Klug Paul Koenig Richard Kraus Mary Kunkel Barbara Knauer Edward Knickman Philip Kotschenreuther Suzanne Kourlesis Thomas Krisanda Michelle Krause Ronald Kunkel 51 Bonnie Kutch Thomas Lazzati Marie Lerch Stephen Lentowski Mario Lodato Janet Lofgren Carolyn Long James Maginnis Karen Manzone 52 D. Timothy McCarthy t Penelope Mattingly £ Thomas Matysek Clare McFarland Catherine McConville Marion McCormack James McGuire Ann McLaughlin John Mianulli George Miller Mary McCloskey Charleen McGrath 53 Frances Minor Mark Miraglia Mari Fran Miller Russell Miller Eugene Morris George Mister Thomas Mulford Carol Mullaney Heide Muller Carol Murphy 54 Eileen Murray Jane Myers Patrice Myers john Neunan John Nocerino Isedore Obot Eileen O ' Donnell William Oktavec Kevin O ' Neill Marybeth O ' Neill Maureen O ' Neill Robert O ' Reilly Sue Otto Mark Pacione 55 Robert Palmisano Roland Pancotti Pamela Pasqualini Darryl Patrylak Donna Phipps Robin Piazzo |oe Platek Michael Plontholt Richard Plowman David Polanowski )ohn Prather Michael Przybylski 56 Janet C. Quinn Kevin Quinn Michael Ragan Adriana Ramirez Belinda Redfern Jeffrey Reid Raymond Reneman Karen Richmond Paul Rivas Stephen Rockfort Stephanie Roden Hilton Rodriguez 57 Mark Rhode Craig Roe William Root Stacy Runyon Joel Sachs Alan Sacker Barbara Sapperstein Nancy Scannell Paul Sacks Carol Schlesinger Hamilton Schmidt Mark Schindler Richard Scheller 58 Frederick Schmuff Mary Schneider Jolyn Schoeffield Donald Scholl Joseph Schwartz Stephen Shaiko Charles Sheehan John Shields Denis Sibiski Ellen K. Smith Robert Sisti Alvin Sills 59 lames G. Smith Michael T. Smith Richard Smith Mary Schasky «« ■ ' . i rr ' i fWi rl -• I ll joseph Spliedt Glenn Stachurski Anne Staley Carl Staley Sandra Stecker Beverly Strehlen lane Stugeon john Stang 60 John Sullivan Barbara Surosky 1 Daniel Swinson John Taylor Linda Szczybor Philip Tinney Hugh Trader Timothy Thompson Michael Tomalski Mark Troch Robert Turner Gregory Szczeszek Dania Thompson Daniel Triglia 61 Michael Ventura Adrienne leannine Vero Francis Velez Anthony Vitrano Anthony Villa 62 Theresa Wall Mark Vleck Kathleen Walsh Roger Waesche Edward Watt Patricia Weber Michael Wei f Nancy Webster 63 Marian Wheltle Dorothy Williams Charles Willis William Welch Thomas Wojtek Diane Wood Carl Wright Cresaund Yorkshire Ronald Zaleski 64 Stephen Zentz Elayne Zanas Carla Zamerelli Mary Ziomek Paula Zierolf 65 67 Senior Prom Once again the Senior Prom was held at Hunt Valley. Dinner, danc- ing, and an open bar all combined together to make a truely delightful evening. 68 Senior Party The week before Commencement was filled with many parties. Among them was the Senior Party held at Loyola. This was the last opportunity for all of the 1976 graduating class to get together in a social atmo- sphere. Everyone was in a live ly mood while beer flowed at a record rate and music filled the air. 70 Baccalaureate Mass Loyola ' s Baccalaureate Mass was held at the Cathedral of Mary our Queen on the evening of May 29th. Along with the regular program mu- sic was provided by the Loyola Col- lege Concert Choir, the 10 PM Folk Group, and the cathedral organist. 71 72 Commencement Commencement exercises were held on the evening of May 30th in the Andrew White Student Center. The threat of rain prevented the ceremony from being held outside. The program proceeded well in spite of this. A special Bicentennial Pro- gram was also very well received. 73 Hans Mair speaks on America Wilson Bean receives the President ' s medal for 1976 from Fr Sellinger 75 77 78 oDO Okr m v 80 Octoberfest The second annual Octoberfest was a gala beer blast where students and faculty came together to cele- brate another Fall at Loyola. The evening was highlighted by German singing and dancing. A splended time was had by all at this October party. 31 82 33 Sam Ervin Sam Ervin, former senator and chairman of the Watergate Com- mittee gave a sixty-minute talk in Loyola ' s gym on September 15, 1975. Topics ranged from forced busing to the infamous Watergate scandal. Senator Ervin touched upon a bicen- tennial theme as he spoke of the courage of America ' s founding fa- thers. V . Art Festival The tenth annual Alumni Art Exhi- bition attracted a great crowd. Dis- plays varied from pen and ink draw- ings to three-dimensional sculp- tures. Frank Nicolette ' s oil paintings of ships were the most popula r ex- hibits of the fair. 85 87 Homecoming Dance Loyola ' s annual Homecoming Dance took place in the gym and cafeteria on October 11, 1975. That afternoon, the Greyhounds beat U.M.B.C. ' s team 2-0. At night, alumni, students, and faculty celebrated the victory to the sounds of Stu Zooter and Favor. 88 -w 89 90 91 Smoking Eating tng IN THIS AREA 93 94 95 Blood Day Each semester Loyola volunteers donate a pint of blood to the Red Cross. If the quota is met, Loyola students, faculty, administration, and their families are covered in the event of needing blood. 96 Crab Feast The Biology Department spon- sored a Crab Feast in the Fall for students and faculty. Everyone had their fill of Maryland ' s most famous attraction. 97 Nostalgia Night Girls in long pleated skirts and greasy-haired guys came to cele- brate Loyola ' s first Nostalgia Night. The November 15th party featured D), Jim Morton, a fifties — sounding band, and, of course, plenty of beer. Peachy keen and Are you going steady? rocked through the air as a new generation of greasers jitter- bugged to the tunes of Chalet. 98 99 Intramural Football 75 The Fall 1975 Intramural football season may have been the most successful since flag football was introduced to Evergreen five years ago. The program has been upgraded so much within the last three years, that Loyola ' s men ' s teams have beaten Towson State, a school of over 10,000 students, in both the ' 74 and ' 75 marathon football competition. The Loyola women ' s marathon football team scored the most points of any female squad while winning all four of their games, including conquering the defending champ, Towson ' s Mean Machine, 13-0 in one of the most memorable games played by either men or women in this year ' s competition. The Crabs, Buzz Boys, and the Little Rascals were the three outstanding teams of 1975 ' s campaign. The Buzz Boys did sweep through the regular season undefeated, beating both the Crab ' s and the Little Rascals and boasting the highest scoring offense and the No. 1 defense, however they ran into the red- hot Crabs in the final and fell victim 7-6. Even so their record in three years was truly amazing, winning 40 games while dropping only three including marathon. No other team could surpass that winning percentage in Loyola flag football history. The Crabs, whose regular season record was unimpressive while losing both to the Buzz Boys and the Little Rascals, peaked just at the right time. In the final against the Buzz Boys, the Crabs fell behind 6-0 late in the second half but in probably the most exciting drive of the season, quarterback Danny Sheehan led his troops down the gridiron culminating his masterful drive with a spectacular catch by John Stang in the promised land, which was followed by the extra point and the game. Buzz Boys First Row (LtoR): Jack Foy, Dan Triginia, Mike Burruano, Bob Sisti, Tony Melaneson, Bob Kiernan, Nippy Pilochowski, Chris Gallagher. Second Row: Roy Gagne, Mark Mol I i, Mike Fitzgerald, Corky Howland, Steve Luongo, Steve Shaiko, Tom Ferreri, Mike Ragan, Gary Connolly, Ned Love Crabs First Row (LtoR): Guy Cook, Mario Lodato, Pat Harlow, Ray Schab, Paul Lawless. Second Row: Dan Sheehan, john Morris, )ohn Stang, Pat Franc, )im Daly, Bab Verlaque, Ed jakubowski, Mike Brockway (captain), Bob O ' Reilly, Ed Beyer, )oe Mancini. Not Pictured: Tom Krisanda, Hilton Rodriguez, lamie Slafkowsky, Bill Gardner, Bill Cahill. L ' il Rascals First Row (LtoR): Tim Moore, jerry Carr, Mark Herwig, Tim McCarthy, joe Denittis, Neil Cashen Second Row: Steve Coh ill, Jach Corbett, Chuck Weiss, Tim Thompson, Bruce Hock, Don Bowden, jeff Hannahs, Russ Miller, Henry Gradizio, Mark Littleton, Frank Ullmann. Hustlers First Row (LtoR): Frank Garey, Mike Rossiter, Joe Welch, john VcGuire, Chris Aland, Chip Burke, jim Asher Second Row: Tony Palmisano (captain), Fran Palazzi, Steve Stuckenscneider, Jim Commerree, Tim Tehan, Denis Fontaine, Ban lannacone, Rick Magi 1 1, Steve Sullivan. 101 Christmas Marathon The annual Santa Claus Anonymous Football Mara- thon netted $9,000 to guarantee a jolly Christmas for many needy youngsters, but not without a little help from Loyola. While beer flowed and feet stamped in the frozen crowd, Loyola players performed expertly on Herring Run Park ' s Field. The girls played especially well and routed Goucher, Essex, and Towson State ' s Mean Machine. ' 102 George Washington George Washington, the nation ' s first president and commander-in-chief of our army, spoke at Loyola. This Bicentennial event brought to Loyola ' s student body a glimpse of a very famous historical character George ' s knowledge and wit made the talk in the gym very entertaining. 103 Christmas Concert The Concert Choir gave a Christmas performance in Loyola ' s Chapel on December 7, 1975. The program consisted of traditional Christmas carols plus a musical story, St. NichoSas, by Benjamin Britton. The Sunday concert under the direction of James Burns was well attended. 104 105 107 January Term Courses Comics 108 Badminton 109 Europe Trip The art and culture trip to France and Italy left New York tor Paris on January 7, and returned 23 days lat- er. Headed by Mrs. Morris and Dr. Nachbahr, the group toured Paris, Nice, Venice, Florence, and Rome. The trip was highlighted by Loyola students swimming in the Mediter- ranean, climbing the Leaning Tower of Pisa, and having an audience with the Pope. ' TV- ■j , 1 i 1 Galapagos Trip For the second year in a row, Dr. Graham headed a tour of the Galapagos Islands. There were difficulties on the trip as the group ' s chartered boat was not available when the 56 travelers reached Ecuador. Consequently, the group visited only three of the eleven major Gala- pagos Islands, but had many exciting experiences. Among these were a trip through the Amazon jungle, seeing Inca ruins, and attending the funeral of an Amazon witchdoctor. Middle East Trip Dr. Patterson and his group of 36 left Loyola for a 21 day tour of the Middle East. The group visited Cairo, Egypt; Amman, )ordan; Jerusalem, Nazareth, Tel Aviv, Israel; Athens, Greece; and Istanbul, Turkey. Camel riding, swimming in the Dead Sea, visiting Egyptian tombs, and seeing the Holy Land were just a few of the memorable experiences on this trip. New Orleans Trip The French Quarter, a midnight cruise on the Mississippi, plantation homes and “Breakfast at the Bren- nan ' s were just a few of the things enjoyed by the students visiting New Orleans in Mr. Leffman ' s “Joys of Liv- ing course. Star Spangled Fr. Dockery ' s unique January Term Course was a musical review of songs taken from Broadway plays. The participants worked, for credit, during January to make the play the success that it was. Tickets for the play were sold out well in advance of opening night. The play ran for two weekends with three perform- ances each weekend. Everyone went away from the play humming songs popularized by great stars on Broadway stages. Fr. lames Maier Sr. Sharon Burns Dr. Hans Mair 112 113 Kolish Back by popular demand, Kolish, a high point of Loyola ' s ' 75 lecture series, once again astounded the Loyola campus with his performance. The re- nowned mentalist and hypnotist ap- peared before a standing room only audience in a performance which was extended an hour because of its capti- vating quality. M 1 14 115 Basketball Marathon The Colt players romped over the WBAL disc jockeys at the United Fund ' s 54 hour marathon basketball game. Held in Loyola ' s gym, the March 5th, 6th, 7th event attracted a large crowd, which saw the WBAL team attempt a futile ralley only to lose by 10 points to the Colts. Loyola ' s team made a good showing against Essex, University of Baltimore, Calvert Hall, Towson State Col- lege, and Notre Dame. Wane Lewandovtski for Junior Class Pres Elections Elections for the student government officers and representatives took place March 8th with four stu- dents contending for president of ASLC and a number of other positions. Voting took place between 9 A.M. and 3 P.M. During that time campaign literature in the form of paper airplanes filled the cafeteria. Voter turn- out was not spectacular but it was not much lower than in past years. 117 St. Patty ' s Thirst Party A packed crowd in the cafeteria again reeled to the lively music of Gary Owen Caele Band for the third annual St. Patty ' s Thirst Party on March 12. Student and faculty, decked out in green received Irish buttons upon arrival and later munched on subs, pretzels, and chips accompanied by one of Ireland ' s, and Loyola ' s, favorite drinks, beer, of course! 1 18 Junior Prom The Hunt Valley Inn was the scene of the May 7th lunior Class Dinner Dance. ' ' The New Diablos provided the music, while Loyola students wined and dined into the wee hours of the morning. 121 Billy Joel — Hall Oates Concert Bodies swayed and rocked to the familiar songs of pianist Billy Joel on May 8th, forgetting the long wait outside before the doors opened. At 11 o ' clock P.M. Daryl Hall and John Oates arrived onstage and the sounds grew louder as the audience became lost in their great music. 122 123 BICENTENNIAL LoyolAmerica Gwynfor Evans As part of the LoyolAmerica weekend, Qwynfor Evans, a member of the British Parliament, spoke to Loyola students on April 29. He strongly urged Americans to retain an ethnic identity and to work for a sense of community in this Bicen- tennial year. Jerry Brown The Democratic governor of Cali- fornia, Jerry Brown, addressed a gathering of 4,000 Loyola students, press, and interested citizens on April 29. Announcing his candidacy for the ' 76 Presidential race, Brown emphasized his past achievements during the 30 minute question and answer period. Having had seven and one half years of jesuit educa- tion, Brown told the audience that he would use some Jesuit logic in his campaign for the Presidency. BSA Fair For the second year, the Black Students Association sponsored a cultural fair. Appearances by politi- cian, Clarence Mitchell, and Maurice Blackwell, prominent Baltimore priest, highlighted the afternoon ' s event. The Douglass Color Guard, Cutburt Dancers, and the Elec- tronic Apple provided the enter- tainment, with art exhibits from the Third-world Museum rounding out the activities. 127 Royal Lichenstein ' 4-Ring Circus Maryland Day festivities opened at 12:00 noon with the annual ap- pearance of the Royal Lichenstein VCRing Circus which drew the usual enthusiastic crowd who delighted in the antics of the entertainers. Maryland Day Awards At 3:30 Senator Charles Mathias, one of the recipients of the Andrew White Medal, presided at the awards. Nineteen Loyola seniors re- ceived the Who ' s Who Among American Colleges and Universities for 1976. The Distinguished Teacher of the Year award was given to Fa- ther Maier. Spirit of 76 Bicentennial Bash The Spirit of 76 Bicentennial Bash began at 5:30 and lasted until mid- night, on Maryland Day, drawing a large number of the Loyola Commu- nity and their friends. Inside the striped tent, members of the Star- Spangled cast and the Southern Comfort Dixieland Band performed. The enthusiastic crowd spilled out from under the tent surrounding the neaby food and beer concessions. 129 SPORTS Soccer Front Row (L to R) Tom Barnickel, Tim Linz, John Houska, Steve Spear, Keven Healy, Paul Antolin; Middle Row: Tom Lekas, Mario Scillipoti, Pete Notaro, Doug Lopet, lohn Shields, Tom Mulford, Nick DeCarolis, Bernie McVey, Les Chelmimak; Back Row: )im Loftus (Asst. Coach), Steve Dempsy, Greg Portera, Chuck Becker, Ian Reid, Art Sanchez, Ron Szczybor, Georgy Hayes, John Palvere, )im Bullington (Coach). The 1975 Soccer Season seemed like a roller coaster ride for Loyola, with many high and low points. The hooters opened the season by crushing the Seagulls of Salisbury 7-1 and continued their winning ways by shutting out the opposition during their next three games. The win streak ended at four when Randolf-Macon pulled a 2-1 upset victory on a disputed goal. However, the Hounds regained their form and went on to win their next three games, two of them being shutouts, only to lose to arch-rival Baltimore University 1-0 in a hotly contested match. The Hounds showed their poise and rallied to win their next two contests shutting out a powerful American University team 1-0 and overwhelming Philadelphia Textile 3-0 to avenge last year ' s 2-1 loss. Many considered the Textile game as one of the biggest upset victories in recent collegiate soccer history as Textile was undefeated and ranked third in the nation at that time. However, two days later, a rugged Johns Hopkins team surprised Loyola with a 1-0 victory under the lights at the Homewood field. The Hounds got back on the track and concluded the regular season playing excellent ball to shut out Mt. St. Mary ' s 5-0 and Catholic University 6-0. 132 1975 Soccer Results (13-3-0) Salisbury State W 7-1 Georgetown W 3-0 George Mason W 2-0 Washington College W 4-0 Randolph-Macon L 1-2 Western Maryland W 4-0 UMBC W 2-0 Towson State W 3-1 U. of Baltimore L 0-1 American U. W 1-0 Philadelphia Textile W 3-0 )ohns Hopkins L 0-1 Mt. St. Mary ' s W 5-0 Catholic U. W 6-1 Mason-Dixon Conference games Mason-Dixon Tournament Results Towson State W 2-0 U. of Baltimore W 2-0 NCAA Regional Result Old Dominion L 0-1 ' Portz” clears the ball out. The hooters put it all together in the Mason-Dixon Championship games as they outplayed Towson State for a 2-0 victory and then Baltimore University 2-0 to claim the Mason-Dixon Crown for the second year in a row. The Hounds, who had been ranked as high as num- ber one in the NCAA Southern Collegiate Division during the regular season, received their fifth con- secutive NCAA regional bid and drew Old Dominion in the first round. Old Dominion broke a scoreless deadlock midway through the second half and held off the tenacious Hounds to preserve a 1-0 victory. Senior fullback Tom Barnickel clears the ball. junior Forward Ian Reid, the Hounds second highest leading scorer with 7 goals and 5 assists. Tim Linz tries to score on a head ball against Old Dominion. 134 Freshman sensation Pete Notaro who paced the Hound offense with 11 goals. 135 Senior fullback John Shields had an outstanding season which saw him garner All-Conference, All- South, and All-American Honors, a berth in the East- West All Star game, and a NASL draft pick with the Miami Toros. Shields not only prevented goals but also scored them this season, tallying seven times. John Shields, Bernie McVey, and )ohn Houska all converse to make a spectacular save against B.U. Sophomore |ohn Houska, Loyola ' s All Msaon-Dixon and All- American goalie. Sophomore goalie John Houska also netted All-Con- ference, All-South, and All-American Honors. He was credited with nine shutouts giving him 16 career shut- outs in 32 games. Tom Mulford, Greg Portera, Doug Lopez, Bernie McVey, and Les Chelminiak were also named to the All Mason-Dixon conference teams. Crunch goes Nick DeCarlos as he hustles for a headball against Old Dominion. The Kickers concluded the season with a 13-4 over- all record giving 12 year coach Jim Bullington an impressive 121-38-8 overall record. There were many great individual performances dur- ing the year. Freshman sensation Pete Notaro paced the Hounds offensively with 11 goals. The former Patterson High standout picked up the scoring slack created by the loss of Jack Quaranta to graduation last year. Junior Ian Reid had another good year as he tallied 12 points on seven goals and five assists. As in the past, it was Loyola ' s stingy defense that thwarted and dazed the opposition allowing them only eight goals in 17 games. Only one team scored two goals against Loyola all season. The fullback squad of senior tri-captains Doug Lopez, Tom Mulford, John Shields and junior Greg Portera considered by many to be the best in the South. Ian Reid blasting one goalwards. )ohn Palmere kneads the ball away. 137 Cross Country Front (L to R) Mike McDermoth, Dennis Drymath, Harry Weetenhanys, David Belz, Bob Bryan. Back Kelly Whitman, Frank Lanzi, Gary Behrens, Darrell Russell, Steve Roasco, Larry Blumenaven. Coach Darrell Russell 1975 Mason-Dixon Conference Cross Country Championship Results UMBC 40 pts. 1st place Catholic U. 55 pts. 2 Mt. St. Mary ' s 57 pts. 3 Salisbury St. 107 pts. 4 George Mason 108 pts 5 Loyola College 143 pts. 6 Towson State College 153 pts. 7 Baltimore U. — 8 ST AF 138 Women ' s Volleyball s� a®4- Back (L to R) Mrs Benedek (Coach), Patty Harwood (Captain), Joyce Russell, Lisa Plogman, Mary Jean Herron, Cindy Campagna, Monica Mancini; Front Row Kathy Chronister, Diane Fink, Mary Carol Schneider, Brigid Mulligan (Captain), Karie Nolan, Not pictured: Dania Thompson (Manager) 1975 Volley Ball Results Western Maryland College Lost 2-15; 5-15 CCB Won 15-12; 15-13 Harford Community College Lost 12-15; 4-15 Cecil Community College Lost 11-15; 15-9; 9-15 Essex Community College Lost 3-15; 6-15 Towson State College Lost 11-15; 13-15 Salisbury State College Won 15-12; 15-13 Notre Dame Lost 13-15; 13-15 Coppin State College Won 15-2; 17-15 Morgan State University Won 15-13; 15-13 UMBC Lost 15-8; 15-12 St. Mary ' s College Won 5-15; 12-10; 15-9 Notre Dame College Lost 10-15; 9-15 139 Women ' s Field Hockey Back Row (L to R) Mrs. Betsy Fair (coach), Sue Smith, Ann Smith, Ann McLaughlin (captain), Pat McCloskey, Peggy Haviland, Cindy Pohl, Mari Jackson, Vicki Machacek, Gena Wain; Front (L to R) Barb Kropfelder, Ceil Noll, Mary B. Klug, Mary Lee Whittington, Jane Thompson, Denise Taneyhill, Marianna Gentzel (captain); Not pictured: Karen Richmond 1975 Field Hockey Results Catonsville Community College LOST 1-4 Goucher College LOST 0-4 Salisbury State College B LOST 0-5 Johns Hopkins University WON 2-1 Essex Community College LOST 0-5 Harford Community College WON 3-2 Georgetown University LOST 0-5 Johns Hopkins University LOST 0-1 Coach Betsy Fair 140 Goalie Cindy Pohl poised to make a save. 1975 Field Flockey Tournament Frostburg II Catonsville Frostburg I Essex Goucher Harford Mt. St. Marys Hopkins LOST 3-0 LOST 1-0 LOST 1-0 LOST 2-0 LOST 1-0 LOST 2-0 TIE 0-0 TIE 0-0 Scorers Gena Wain 2 Ann McLaughlin 1 Mary Lee Whittington 1 Patty McCloskey 1 Sue Smith 1 Jane Thompson 1 Ann McLaughlin leads the Hound attack. Coach Betsy Fair talks strategy with her team during a time out. Loyola ' s Women ' s Field Hockey team posted a re- spectable 6-2 record for the 1975 season after going winless in 1974. Coach Betsy Fair, who initiated the program in 1974, saw her team represented on the State Collegiate All- Star Team by senior Anne McLaughlin. Although she is losing a number of seniors to graduation this year, Coach Fair is optimistic of her team ' s chances of having a winning season in 1976. 141 Swimming Back (L to R) Tom Matysek (Captain), Tom Shaughness, Jeff Christ, Greg Johnston, Steve Billman Joe Matysek, Tom Filbert. Front Marie McEnroe, Eileen Wilson (mgr.), Maryse LePoutre (mgr.). Coach Tom Murphy. Missing: Ed Watt, Kevin Butler, Marta Wildberger, Jeni (asuta, Mike Billman, Beth Campbell (mgr ). 1 975-1976 Swimming Results (5-6-0) Georgetown L 58-55 York College L 70-43 Howard University W 67-42 Shepherd College W 64-47 Essex Community College w 64-34 Anne Arundell Community College w 68-30 Washington and Lee University L 80-20 American University L 54-49 Johns Hopkins B L 60-52 St. Mary ' s College L 57-56 Western Maryland College W 69-44 Loyola ' s swimming team, The Seadogs , led by ten- year coach Tom Murphy, has had a record season with a 5-6 final tally. Leading the team were some out- standing front-liners, among them J eff Christ and Tom Shaughness. Christ, a senior who graduated from Loyola High School, holds the College ' s record in the 100-freestyle at 50.5 seconds. Another Loyola High graduate, sophomore Tom Shaughness captured the Loyola College standard in the 100 freestyle, 200 free, and 500 free. He also joins Christ, senior Tom Matysek, and freshman Greg lohnston on the outstanding 400 medley relay team. The Seadogs also receive support from diver Car- mella Clifford, sophomore Cindy Heenan and, Marie McEnroe and freshmen Jeni Jasuta, Karen Nichols, Eileen Wilson, Lisa Plogman and Marta Wildberger. 142 143 Basketball Front (L to R) Bob Reilly, Morris Cannon, Captain Mark Rohde, |im Smith, Bud Campbell, Dan Lyons. Middle Rich Britton, Paul Eibeler, John Prather, Tim Koch lack Vogt, Fran Pallazzi. Back Tim Teehan (manager), Dave Possinger (assistant coach). Head Coach Tom O ' Connor, Fr. James Donahoe, SJ (assistant coach), Bob Becker (manager) Missing Mark Diehl. 1975-76 Basketball Results (14-12; 7-7 Conference) Holy Cross L 85-94 U.M.B.C. W 65-62 Towson State L 45-61 Towson State L 46-50 )ohns Hopkins University W 79-64 U.M.B.C. W 70-57 Salisbury State W 88-81 George Mason W 84-70 St. T homas L 56-57 Mount St. Mary ' s L 58-65 Lycoming College W 60-44 Catholic University W 87-70 University of Baltimore L 66-74 University of Baltimore L 66-70 Navy L 72-77 Salisbury State W 83-101 George Mason L 83-87 Mount St. Mary ' s w 74-72 Towson State W 65-57 American University w 85-81 Randolp-Macon w 59-51 George Mason w 80-66 lohns Hopkins University w 59-56 University of Baltimore L 61-84 Catholic University L 74-76 MASON-DIXON GAMES are followed by St. Mary ' s College w 102-79 144 Sophomore Paul Eibeler spots an open Loyola player Freshman guard lack Vogt looks for an outlet pass. junior center Dan Lyons lays one up in a crowd. The 1975-76 basketball season was a strange one, to say the least. It was a season which saw the team get off to a bad start, lose its own holiday tournament, and completely reverse itself, leaving unfulfilled expectations in the wake of a 84-61 loss to the University of Baltimore in the semi-final round of the Mason- Dixon Tournament. For Morris Cannon, Mark Rohde, and )im Smith, it was the culmination of outstanding careers which saw Cannon wind up sixth on the all-time scoring list while Rohde became the 14th member of the school ' s scoring list. Smith, who had not enjoyed a great deal of success, blossomed at mid-season into one of the top players in the Mason-Dixon Conference, earning all-state and all-conference honors along with Connon. An encouraging 94-85 loss to Holy Cross, a National In- vitational Tournament participant, served notice to all that the Greyhounds were a team to be reckoned with and hopes soared for a Mason-Dixon championship. However, two nights later, those hopes were dashed as the Loyola offense was impotent in a 61-45 loss to Towson State in the Metro Tourney. Wins over Johns Hopkins and Salisbury State gave Loyola a 2-2 record at the Christmas break. In their own tournament, the Greyhounds sput- tered to a third place finish, losing to upstate St. Thomas in the opener and ripping Lycoming in the consolation round as fresh- man jack Vogt received all-tourney recognition. Back within Mason-Dixon play, Bob Reilly scored a career high of 25 points and sophomore Paul Eibeler sparked the offense but it was not enough to overcome the University of Baltimore, A late rally some nights later came up short as Navy downed the Hounds, 77-72. George Mason made Loyola its 26th straight victim at home with an 87-83 overtime win as the Hounds dipped to 3-6 on the season. |im Smith pulled in 17 rebounds against Towson State to neutralize the Tigers ' size as Loyola snapped its iosing streak with a 65-57 upset win to start the Hounds rolling. Randolph-Macon and Hopkins fell next as Smith ' s rebounding led the way. Catholic dealt Loyola a 74-72 loss in Washington before the Hounds pulled even again at .500 with a 102-79 romp over St. Mary ' s with Smith scoring 18 points and grabbing 20 rebounds. The Hounds went over .500 with an overtime win over UMBC before losing a 50-46 contest to Towson. UMBC fell again the next week and the Hounds avenged their first loss to George Mason as Rohde scored his 1,000th point with an 84-70 victory. After losing to Mount St. Mary ' s, the Hounds romped over Catholic in their return engagement to set up a rematch with B.U. which the Bees won, 70-66. Salisbury State shot 67 percent to whip the Hounds as Loyola dipped to 11-11. Back at Evergreen, Smith ' s tapm with one second left in overtime nipped the Mounties, 74-72. Their final Loyola appear- ance found him pulling in 21 rebounds to go with Cannon ' s 24 points as the Hounds beat American in double overtime, 85-81. The key was a 48-foot desperation basket by Smith at the end of the first overtime to send the game to a second overtime period. After finishing third in the conference, Loyola opened the tournament with a 80-66 romp over George Mason to gain the tourney semi-finals where B.U. ended the Loyola season with a 84-61 win. The Bees went on to win the conference title and finished runner-up to Old Dominion in the NCAA Regionals. With John Prather, Smith, Rohde, and Cannon the only gradu- ating seniors Coach O ' Connor will have a nucleus of nine lettermen from which to build next year ' s team. )im Smith taps the ball to a teammate. Hound Seniors (L to R) Jim Smith, Morris Cannon, Mark Rohde, John Prather. South-paw Mark Diehl popping a jumper from the corner. ).V. Basketball ).V. Coach j. Donahoe, S) Sophomore Tom Bethrough banks in a pass for Dan Sacha. Tim Koch challanges a George Mason player for a lay-up. 147 Women ' s Basketball Back (L to R) Marysi Le Poutre, Cindy Campagna, Norine Stetler, (oyce Russell, Dania Thompson, Ann McLayghlin. Front (L to R) Mary Carol Schneider, Mary Rieman, Kathy Lavin, Barbara Kropfelder, Natalie Aiken. Missing; Mary B. Klug, Maurreen O ' Neill, )ane Thompson, Cindy McGuire (Mge.), Fr. |. Donahoe, S.) 1975-1976 Women ' s Basketball Results (12-0-5) Coppin State College W 67-28 Bowie State College W 56-52 St. Mary ' s College w 52-42 Harford Community College w 52-50 (ohns Hopkins University w 76-23 Towson State College L 58-85 UMBC w 62-58 Catholic University w 52-43 Mt. St. Mary ' s College L 46-79 )ohns Hopkins University w 59-39 Morgan State College L 30-60 Western Maryland College W 54-46 Salisbury State College L 29-75 Mt. St. Ma ry ' s College L 44-50 College of Notre Dame W 55-41 Goucher College W 68-52 College of Notre Dame w 77-68 Freshman Norine Stetler receives the inbounds pass. 148 Dania Thompson at the line. Senior guard Ann McLaughlin goes for the steal 149 Wrestling Back Row (L to R) Coach Andy Amasia, |ohn Cyphers, Mike Healey, Daryl Patrylak, Mike Schultz, Tony Arminger, Tom Rodgers, Mike Faby. Front Row (L to R) Steve Cichelli, Rick Boulay, Tim Dentry, Captain ]ohn Schuster, Kevin Harrison, Lyle Patrylak, Frank Falcone. 1976 Wrestling Results UMBC L 51-4 George Mason L 35-10 John Hopkins University L 33-15 Baltimore University L 46-3 Salisbury State L 43-8 American University L 40-13 Catonsville Community College W 29-18 Washington College W 34-19 George Washington University w 39-14 Towson State College L 36-15 150 Tim Dentry Captain john Schuster Frank Falcone Tom Rodgers Rick Boulay 151 Men ' s Lacrosse Front (L to R) Bruce Nolan, Pat Zorzi, Chris Aland, Eddie Powers, Brian Sullivan, Steve Dempsey, |oe Smith, Ray Schab, Gary Brown Middle Coach lay Connor, John O ' Ferrell, Tom Crompton, Rocky Rhoades, Tommy Miller, Roy Bands, Paul Plevyak, Steve Failey, Buddy Mister Back Mike Boulay, lamie Slafkosky, Ford Connor, Ron Smith, Tim Carney, Paul Stanton, FHondo Maas, lohn Kellerman, Steve Kauffman, Asst. Coach Darrell Russell, Equipment Mgr. |im Bradley. 1976 Lacrosse Results Hampden-Sydney College W 18-2 UMBC L 7-14 William and Mary College W 12-6 Georgetown University W 15-5 Towson State College L 6-20 Western Maryland College W 16-3 Randolph-Macon College W 21-2 Salisbury State College L 12-13 Penn State University L 12-17 Mt. St Mary ' s College W 20-5 St. Mary ' s College W 20-18 Baltimore University L 10-13 Special Awards Lewis Schmidt Trophy (Lacrosse Unsung Hero) Buddy Mister Outstanding Athlete Award lamie Saltysiak 152 153 Front (L to R) Lisa Plogman, Kathy Chronister, Sue Smith, Mary Ziomeck, Mary Lee Whittington, Marianna Bentzel, Vicki Machacek, Patty McCloskey, Ann McLaughlin, Dania Thompson. Back Mary B. Klug, Mary lean Herron, Mari Jackson, Cindy Pohl, Karie Nolan, Mary O ' Meara, Cindy McGuire, Denny Mason, Coach Betsy Fair, Cindy Campagna, Ann Smith, Gena Wain, Denise Tanneyhill, Elaine Smith, Katie McCrath, lane Thompson. 1976 Lacrosse Results UMBC T 7-7 Towson State (II) W 12-3 Essex Community College L 4-6 (ohns Hopkins W 12-5 Catonsville Community College T 10-10 Western Maryland College W 11-5 Salisbury State College W 11-8 Hood College W 20-6 Goucher College T 10-10 MAIAW States Tournament Results University of Maryland, College Park L 6-11 Frostburg State College L 6-8 154 155 Men ' s Tennis Front (L to R) Tim Morre, Lenny Nardone, Lyle Montagne, Frank Velez, Kevin deLeon, Coach Kevin Robinson Back Billy Knott, ]ow Harwood, Mark Diehl, |ohn Howell, Tony Umtas, Bib Weidefeld, Phil Klein, |ohn Francomacaro. 1976 Tennis Results Washington College W 8-1 Mt. St. Mary ' s W 7-2 Colgate University L 0-9 Salisbury State College L 4-5 Baltimore University W 8-1 Towson State L 3-6 )ohn Hopkins L 3-6 Catholic University W 5-4 lohns Hopkins L 4-5 Randolph-Macon W 6-3 UMBC W 8-1 Western Maryland w 6-3 George Mason w 6-3 Towson State w 5-4 Mason-Dixon 5-2 Second in Mason-Dixon Championship Tim Moore Conference champions doubles team Kevin deLeon 156 Women ' s Tennis v m I H | w J Front (L to R) Norine Steller, loyce Russell, Brigid Mulligan, Patty Ward. Back Patty Harwood, Linda deLeon, Marie McEnroe, Tricia Cruffey, M. C. Schneider, |o Ann Wiegan. MAIAW Tournament Results Singles Players (in order of position) joyce Russell — 5th in state, eliminated 4th round of the tournament. Brigid Mulligan — eliminated in 3rd round Patty Ward — eliminated in 4th round Patty Harwood — eliminated in 3rd round Trisha Guffey — eliminated in 2nd round Doubles Teams Mary Carol Schneider Marie McEnroe — eliminated in 3rd round Norine Stetler Sheri Sweringen — eliminated in 3rd round 1976 Tennis Results Catonsville Community College W 5-2 Washington College w 7-0 Essex Community College w 5-0 Notre Dame College w 6-1 UMBC w 7-0 Western Maryland College w 4-3 Hood College w 9-0 Notre Dame College w 5-2 This season was the second undefeated season for women ' s tennis. 157 Baseball Front (L to R) Mike Monaghan, Brian McLoughlin, Kevin Palacrolla, Dave Keller, John Hmelnichy, Payl Lawless. Second Row Harry Weleams, Tom Stang, Mario Scilipoti, lohn Ozlewski, |ohn Guthrie. Third Row lack Corbett, Steve Cohill, George Macomber, jerry Wood, Rich Kuczak, Tom Mulford. Fourth Row Coach Kevin Kavanagh, Don Sacha, |oe Mancini, Al Bach, Assistant Coach jim McGuire. 1976 Results Salisbury State L 3-12 Salisbury State L 2-21 Providence College W 11-4 Towson State W 5-4 Towson State L 4-5 Morgan State W 9-2 Mt. St. Mary ' s W 4-1 Mt. St. Mary ' s W 13-2 Baltimore University L 2-9 Baltimore University L 6-10 Georgetown University W 4-3 Navy L 1-5 Catholic University L 2-4 Catholic University W 10-9 158 159 Golf IJp ft w ft ■ d B ■ «ft EA ft ' L BP (L to R) Bill Donnelly, Roy Gagne, |ohn Albert, |ohn Guidera, Bill Saltysiak. ]oe Welch Mike Perticone Captain Mike Ventura 160 Hurtler Gary Behrens Coach Jim McCrory Track Harry Weetenhanys 161 ORGANIZATIONS 1975-1976 ASLC (L to R) |im Asher, Tom Krisanda, Kim Small, Kevin Quinn, Ed Beyer, Bob Kiernan, Mark Herwig, lane Capria, Bob O ' Reilly. 1976-1977 ASLC (L to R) Vince Ambrosetti, Denise Tanneyhill, Elaine Franklin, Robert Verlaque, )im Asher. 164 ASLC Films (L to R) Li Wilson, Marta Wildberger, Muffin McCoy Steve Bradley 1975-1976 Film Director (L to R) Mike Lanzi john Mianulli Marta Wildberger Steve Bradley Li Wilson Muffin McCoy Ed Cackoski Tom Weigand Li Wilson 1976-1977 Film Director 165 Adam Smith Economic Society Back (L to R) Ed Burke, Frank Clodek, Chris McCoy, Jim Snuh, Joe Schwartz, Phil Kotschenrewther. Middle John Larson, Steve Manion, Mike Ramaindi, Sue Fick, Pat Piet Front Harry Karukas, Clem Mueller, Vicki Armstrong Alpha Sigma Nu Back (L to R) Robert A Duncan, Mary Derkack, Michael R. Clemmons, Philip Kotschenreurther, Joseph Spliedt, Nancy K. Webster, Dania Thompson, Susan Hastings, Front John J. Crach, Edward J Burke, Paul M. Rivas, Kevin Butler, Suzanne C. Fick, Deborah Clarke, Eileen McGough Missing Marianna Bentzel, Mary Claire Heildorfer, John Prather, Kevin Quinn, Edward Beyer, Robert Buddenbohn, Michael Burruano, Ann Cotter, Paul Lawless, John Howell, Teresa Lobefallo. Black Students Association Back (L to R) Darryl Bradford, Earl Scott. Middle Michelle Carta, Liticia Young, Tamara Pegram, Patrice Meyers, Angela Ennis. Front Dolline Hunt, Jacqueline Ross, Sandy Yorkshire (Secretary), Donna Phipps (Vice-president), Lillian Cornish. Not pictured Alvin Sills (Photographer, President) Block L Mark Rhode (Vice-president), Patty Harwood (President), Stephen Cohill (Treasurer), Not pictured Morris Cannon. 167 Campus Ministries Bill Root, Fr. Sherpanski, SI, Fr. Karwin, S|, Sr Diane DeMarco, RSM, Michael Stierle Missing: Fr Dockery, S), Fr. Maier, S), Brother Corce, S|. The Computer Club (L to R) |im Baker, Chris Lochner, Todd L Smith. Missing: Phil Forte, Irv Wiebe 168 Concert Choir First Row (L to R) Carolyn Smith, Betsy Rhodes, Helen Rottmund, Mary Ann McCloskey, Marcelle Devaud, Cindy Hu Itguist, Steve Snyder, |oe Spliedt, Robert Frezza. Second Row Pat Spencer, Mary E. Breitinother, Peggy | uskelis, Catherine Emory, ludith A. Liszenski, Irvin Weibe, Barry Trainor. Third Row Use U. Mair, Hans Mair, Terry Wall, Deidre Varga, Mary Frances Mueller, Phyllis Hoos, Philip Tenney, Lawrence Snyder, Dean Mandell. Forth Row Jim Burns, George Connor. Missing: Carol Abromaitis, Stephanie Barnhart, Mary Lu Larsen, Fr. Maier, SI, Director Jim Burns Council for Exceptional Children Back (L to R) Carol Pearce, Eileen McDough, Glenn Simms, Melissa James, Front (L to R) Patty Reichart, Kathleen Dougherty, Susan Poughkeepsie, Francine Schaffer. 169 Foreigner ' s Club 170 Greyhound Marie Lerch, Editor-in-Chief (L to R) Barbara Hilliard, Deborah Clarke, Chris Aland, Marie Lerch, lanine Schertzer, Bob Williams Missing: |oe Hickey 171 Med Techs Back (L to R) Brian Pick, Debbie Kane, Tammy Gladysiewski, lames P Vares. Third Row Kathy King, Sally Feilinger, Diane Wood, Patty Harrington, Maureen O ' Neill, Barbara Sapperstein. Second Row Penny Mattingly, Carol Murphy, Heidi Mueller, Bonnie Kutch, Charlene McGrath, Adrienne Vero. Front Vicki Flanigan, Pam Hoffman. 172 Onicron Delta Epsilon, Economic EHonor Society Back (L to R) Steve Marion, Chris McCoy, Clem Mueller, Pat Piet, Vicki Armstrong Front Frank Glodek, Sue Fick, Ed Burke. 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DELEON 2204 Dulaney Valley Rd, Timonium, MD 21093 Business Administratio n RONALD E. DENGLER 3117 Dudley Ave, Balto, MD 21213 Accounting JAMES DEMAREST, JR. 307 Hickory Pt Rd, Pasadena, MD 21122 Accounting JOSEPH B. DENITTIS 2207 Walshire Ave, Balto, MD 21214 Business Administration IEAN M. DERENBERGER RR 4 Box 4063, La Plata, MD 20646 English MARY C. DERKACH 8113 Edwill Ave, Balto, MD 21237 Biology JOHN S. DEROS 5904 Roland Ave, Balto, MD 21210 Political Science THOMAS C. DICKINSON 1719 Cambridge Circle, Southampton, PA 18966 Business Administration ROBERT G. DOERFLER 2424 Kentucky Ave, Balto, MD 21213 Business Administration FRANK J. DONATO 3935 Rexmere Rd, Balto, MD 21218 Business Administration WILLIAM I. CONNELLY 2024 Park Ave, Balto, MD 21217 Accounting DENNIS |. DRYMALA 531 N Glover St, Balto, MD 21205 Accounting KENNETH H. DUNAWAY 4702 Ebenezer Rd, Balto, MD 21236 Biology SHEELAGH A. DUTY 8247 Long Point Rd, Dundalk, MD 21222 Engineering BRIAN R. ECKER 508 Mark Dr, Westminster, MD 21157 Psychology THOMAS J. ELLIS 1331 Walker Ave, Balto, MD 21239 History DANIAL N. EMERY 4 South Meadow Dr., Glen Burnie, MD 21061 Philosophy CATHERINE J. EMORY Box 280, Centreville, MD 21617 Psychology BARBARA A. EVERTZ 8325 Stockade Dr, Alexandria, VA 22308 Speech Pathology MICHELE K. FABIZAK 7035 Conley St, Balto, MD 21224 Speech Pathology DAVIDA H, FEDDERMAN Stevenson PO, Eccleston, MD 2T153 Psychology SHARON M. FEELEY 6239 Fernway, Balto, MD 21212 Speech Pathology SALLY L. F El LI NG ER 6509 Kriel St, Balto, MD 21207 Medical Technology BRYAN D. FICK 2711 Goodwood Rd, Balto, MD 21214 Medical Technology MICHAEL FITZGERALD 1208 Keithmont Rd, Balto, MD 21228 Speech Pathology WILLIAM FITZGERALD Treemt Farm Box 212, Westminster, MD 21157 Political Science EDWARD FLAHERTY, |R. 23 Bradley, St, Portland, MA 04102 Political Science VICTORIA FLANIGAN 6704 Sherwood Rd, Balto, MD 21239 Medical Technology RODNEY FLOYD 1040 N Eden St, Balto, MD 21205 Sociology PATRICIA A FOLEY 312 lldewild Rd, Bel Air, MD 21014 Business Administration BARRY M, FORNOFF 205 Headington Ct, Timonium, MD 21093 Political Science DONALD B. FOX 1934 Edgewood Rd, Balto, MD 21234 Accounting EILEEN FOX 5606 Foxglove Ln, Cincinnati, OH 4S239 Political Science JOHN H, FOY 317 Brentwood Rd, Havertown, PA 19083 Sociology ROBIN D, FRANK 804 Stags Head Rd, Towson, MD 21204 Elementary Education )OHN FRANKLIN 517 North Loudon Ave, Balto, MD 21229 English ROY GAGNE 88 West Rocks Rd, Norwalk, CT 06851 Spanish EDWARD E. GAINOR 647 Orpington Rd, Balto, MD 21229 English CHRISTOPHER GALLAGHER 6652 Glenbarr Ct, Balto, MD 21234 Business Administration PATRICIA A. GANNON 1640 Roundhill Rd, Balto, Md 21218 Accounting THOMAS M, GEIER 3226 Greenway Dr, Ellicott City, MD 21043 Accounting LOUIS J. GEORGETON 1500 Doxbury Rd, Towson MD 21204 Biology ALBERT F. GETTIER 522 Overbrook Rd, Balto, MD 21212 English JEROME GILMAN 6030 Berkeley Ave, Balto, MD 21209 Chemistry RAMER GLADYSIEWSKI 905 Chestnut Hill Ave, Balto, MD 21218 Medical Technology BETTY GLAVESKAS 7929 Main Street, Balto, MD 21226 Accounting RAYMOND E, GOLDBECK 8539 Harris Ave, Balto, MD 21234 Biology CARL E, GRAHAM 1542 Pentwood Rd, Balto, Md 21239 Accounting MICHAEL ). GRAHAM 5115 Clavel Terrace, Rockville, MD 20853 Political Science CYNTHIA A. GREEN 201 East Spring Rd, Timonium, MD 21093 Speech Pathology )OCK O, GRYNOVICKI 2405 Pelkam Ave, Balto, Md 21213 Biology JILL HAGBERG 418 Park Creek Rd, Pasadena, MD 21122 Psychology GERALD F. HALEY, III 8204 Jeffers Circle, Towson, MD 21204 Business Administration KEVIN MICHAEL HALL 1616 Burnwood Rd, Balto, MD 21239 Accounting ELIZABETH L. HAMMEL 7001 Brentwood Ave, Dundalk, MD 21222 Political Science JEFFREY E. HANNAHS 1549 Sheffield Rd, Balto, MD 21218 Accounting THOMAS E, HARGEST 1130 Sturbridge Rd, Failston, MD 21047 Biology PATRICK M. HARLOW 5706 Marlbe Archway, Alexandria, VA 22310 Business Administration SAUNDRA HARMON 6717 Carroll High Ln, Sykesville, MD 21784 Political Science PATRICIA HARRINGTON 6 Barry Ave, Bay Ridge, Annapolis, MD 21403 Medical Technology CHRISTINE M. HARTIG 4906 Crowson Ave, Balto, MD 21212 Speech Pathology PATRICIA E. HARWOOD 9408 Old Georgetown Rd, Bethesda, MD 20014 Psychology MICHAEL J. HAUF 205 Club Rd, Balto, MD 21210 Biology S. WILSON HEAPS, III 418 Murdock Rd, Balto, MD 21212 Philosophy MARY C. HELLDORFER 607 Coventry Rd, Towson, MD 21204 English ROBERT F. HEMLER 4208 Harford Terrace, Balto, MD 21214 Math EUGENE J. HENRY 1500 Kennewick Rd, Balto, MD 21218 Accounting JAMES G. HERBERT 5115 Midwood Ave, Balto, MD 21212 Art MARK J. HERWIG 1506 Providence Rd, Towson, MD 21204 Business Administration PATRICIA A, HIPSLEY 13607 Alllston Dr, Baldwin, MD 21013 Speech Pathology BRUCE G. HOCK 918 Shelley Rd, Towson, MD 21204 Computer Science PAMELA B. HOFMANN 65 Belfast Rd, Timonium, MD 21093 Medical Technology KATHERINE A. HOHMAN 3723 Yolando Rd, Balto, MD 21218 Speech Pathology MARK E. HOLBACK 1601 Burnwood Rd. Balto, MD 21239 History PHYLLIS A. HOOS 3533 Kings Point Rd, Randallstown, MD 21133 Accounting HOWARD H. HOWLAND 109 Long Leaf, Altomonte, FL 32701 Business Administration JAMES E. HUEBLER 5407 Cedella Ave, Balto, MD 21206 Accounting DENISE L. JACOB 1529 Northbourne Rd, Balto, MD 21239 Business Administration MARK T. JACOBSON 1127 Chas View WY, Towson, MD 21207 Business Administration YVETTE L. JOHNSON 12 Mt Batten Ct, 103, Balto, MD 21207 Sociology LAURA L. JONCZAK 1045 Marlau Dr, Balto, MD 21212 Speech Pathology DEBORAH J. JONES 3527 Woodstock Ave, Balto, MD 21213 Speech Pathology GEORGE P. JONES 3908 Hamilton Ave, Balto, MD 21206 English MARGARET J. JOSEPH 1300 Ontario, St, Havre de Grace, MD 21078 Special Education NANCY C. KALBAUGH 177 Church St, Westernport, MD 21562 Business Administration DEBORA A KANE 2111 Eathorn Rd, Timonium, MD 21093 Medical Technology CAROL J. KEISER 2501 Ailsa Ave, Balto, MD 21214 KENNETH A. KELLY 9601 Ninth Ave, Balto, MD 21234 Accounting ROBERT H. KIERNAN 3 Willow Way, Manasquan, NJ 08736 Business Administration KATHLEEN M. KING 5509 Washington Ave, WV 25304 Medical Technology MARY B, KLUG 313 Winston Ave, Balto, MD 21212 French EDWARD T. KNICKMAN 6 Sandsbury Rd, Lutherville, MD 21093 Biology GEORGE H. KNIPP 515 Overdale Rd, Balto, MD 21229 English PAUL M KOENIG 3929 Foxhill Dr, Ellicott City, MD 21043 Accounting P KOTSCHENREUTHER 1016 Taylor Ave, Balto, MD 21234 Economics SUZANNE KOURLESIS 2035 Woodbourne Ave, Balto, MD 21239 Psychology RICHARD W. KRAUS 922 Francis Ave, Balto, MD 21227 Business Administration MICHELE G. KRAUSE 4000 3rd Street, Balto, MD 21225 Speech Pathology THOMAS J. KRISANDA 12 Orchard Ave, Trenton, NJ 08638 Biology MARY G. KUNKEL 5908 Roland Ave, Balto, MD 21210 Elementary Education RONALD A. KUNKEL 7612 Parkwood Rd, Balto, MD 21222 Business Administration BONNIE D. KUTCH 2609 Garrison Blvd 2, Balto, MD 21216 Medical Technology THOMAS J. LAZZATI 311 Kerneway, Balto, MD 21212 Business Administration MICHAEL G. LEAHY 200 Lynell Ct, Severna Pk, MD 21146 Biology STEPHEN LENTOWSKI 9409 Dawn Dr, Balto, MD 21236 Psychology MARIE L. LERCH 5906 Meadowood Rd, Balto, Md 21212 English THOMAS P. LIPSKY 8200 Sagramore Rd, Balto, MD 21237 English MARIO JOHN LODATO 3 Raphael PI, Riverside CT Business Administration JANET A. LOFGREN 445 N Luzerne Ave, Balto, MD 21224 Elementary Education COROLYN J. LONG 836 Littestown Pike, Westminster, MD 21157 Sociology DOUGLAS B. LOPEZ 6406 Birchwood Ave, Balto, MD 21214 Political Science EDWARD Q. LOVE 6709 D Townbrook Dr, Balto, MD 21207 History STEPHEN J. LUONGO 626 Ellis Pkwy, Piscataway, NJ 08854 Business Administration JOHN F. MAAS 6006 Pinehurst Rd, Balto, MD 21212 Accounting REINHARD MACKINGER 814 Loyola Dr, Towson, MD 21204 Business Administration JAMES MAGINNIS 3807 Greenway, Balto, MD 21218 English WILLIAM R. MALSEED 3921 Old York Rd, Balto, MD 21229 Accounting KAREN L. MANZONE 758 Yale Ave, Balto, MD 21229 Speech Pathology GEORGE J. MARSHALL 4606 Cedar Garden Rd, Balto, MD 21229 Sociology PENELOPE MATTINGLY PO Box 224 Leonardtown, MD 20650 Medical Technology THOMAS E. MATYSEK 1907 Calais Ct, Balto, MD 21207 English daniel t. McCarthy 1129 St Agnes Ln, Balto, MD 21207 Business Administration MARY A, McCLOSKEY 3134 Bowling Grn Dr, Walnut Crk, CA 94598 Political Science MARION McCORMACK 4201 College Ave, Ellicott City, MD 21043 Special Education clare McFarland 1910 Burnwood Rd, Balto, MD 21239 Math CHARLEEN F. McGRATH 4309 Green Glade Rd, Phoenix, MD 21131 Medical Technology JAMES M. McGUIRE 2208 40th PI NW 1, Washington DC 20007 History ANN C. McLAUGHLIN 800 Ramshead Circle, Cockeysville, MD 21030 Biology MARY C. McMANUS 3703 Greenway, Balto, MD 21218 Elementary Education JOHN V. MIANULLI 8830 Old Annapolis Rd, Ellicott City, MD 21043 Sociology FRANK ). MILLER 10409 Vincent Rd, Whitemarsh, MD 21162 History GEORGE P MILLER 7708 Windy Ridge, Balto, MD 21236 Theology JACQUELINE MILLER 1220 Gypsy Ln West, Balto, MD 21204 Psychology MARIAN F. MILLER 1312 Aintree Rd, Towson, MD 21204 Speech Pathology RUSSELL L. MILLER 513 N Chapel Gate Ln, Balto, M D 21229 Business Administration FRANCES L. MINOR 2716 Superior Ave, Balto, MD 21234 Accounting MARK T. MIRAGLIA 19 Deep Dale Dr, Timonium, MD 21093 Biology GEORGE K. MISTER 8430 Oakleigh Rd, Balto, MD 21234 Accounting MARK MOLLI 18 AM Blutacker, Kaiscrslau, GR Political Science EUGENE J. MORRIS 3913 Juniper Rd, Balto, MD 21218 Biology THOMAS S. MULFORD 1538 Upshire Rd, Balto, MD 21218 Business Administration CAROL MULLANEY 425 Oak Ln, Balto, MD 21204 Special Education HEIDE MULLER 634 Derringer Dr, Bel Air, MD 21014 Medical Technology CAROL M. MURPHY 612 Woodbine Ave, Towson, MD 21204 Medical Technology EILEEN M, MURRAY 3624 Raymonn Ave, Balto, MD 21213 Sociology JANE F. MYERS 3208 Lake Ave, Balto, MD 21213 Speech Pathology PATRICE T, MYERS 3120 Tioga Parkway, Balto, MD 21215 Computer Science JOHN C. NUEN AN 1010 Hartmont Rd, Balto, MD 21228 History JOHN M, NOCERINO 1723 Tower Rd, Aberdeen, MD 21001 Chemistry ISISORE S. OBOT 5567 Midwood Ave, Balto, MD 21212 Psychology DANIEL J. OCONNELL 125 Peppridge Cir, Fairfield, CT 06430 English EILEEN ODONNELL 7004 Wardman Rd, Balto, MD 21212 Elementary Education WILLIAM J. OKTAVEC 3613 Lyndale Ave, Balto, MD 21213 Biology KORKUT ONAL Rt 1 Box 15-G, Pasadena, MD 21122 Psychology KEVIN C. ONEILL 5802 Edmondson Ave, Catonsville, MD 21228 Accounting MARYBETH ONEILL 31 Adamston Dr, Bricktown, NJ 08723 Speech Pathology MUAREEN E. ONEILL 4417 Norwood Rd, Balto, MD 21218 Medical Technology ROBERT W. OREILLY RFD 1 Box 290, Fallston, MD 21047 Political Science SUE A. OTTO 10802 Lakespring Way, Cockeysville, MD 21030 Biology MARK D PACIONE 5512 Plainfield Ave, Balto, MD 21206 Theology ROBERT ). PALMISANO 4201 Walther Ave, Balto, MD 21214 Biology ROLANDO PANCOTTI 2516 Margourne Ave, Balto, MD 21230 Math PAMELA PASQUALIN1 707 Bedford Rd, Bel Air, MD 21014 History DARRYL J. PATHRYLAK 1003 Kennilworth Dr, Tovvson, MD 21204 Accounting THOMAS C. PETERS 4727 Shamrock Ave, Balto, MD 21206 Drama DONNA PHIPPS 2826 Arlene Circle, Balto, MD 21207 Political Science ROBIN PIAZZO RFD 2, Southbridge, MA 01550 Elementary Education MICHAEL PLANTHOLT 513 Woodbury Way, Belair, MD 21014 Math JOE M. PLATEK 4607 Luerssen Ave, Balto, MD 21206 Accounting RICHARD T. PLOWMAN 1821 Palo Circle, Halethorpe, MD 21227 DAVID B. POLANOWSKI 4908 Aberdeen Ave, Balto, MD 21206 Accounting JOHN W. PRATHER 113 Falkener Dr, Greensboro, NC 27420 Biology MICHAEL PRZYBLSKI 1712 Bayard Ave, Balto, MD 21222 History VICTOR J. PULIAFICO 3324 Ramona Ave, Balto, MD 21213 Business Administration JANET C. QUINN 26 Oakway Rd, Timonium, MD 21093 French KEVIN G. QUINN 15308 Carrollton Rd, Rockville, MD 20853 English JAMES F. RAFFERTY 935 Radcliffe Rd, Towson, MD 21204 Music MICHAEL D. RAGAN 3400 N George Mason, Arlington, VA 22207 Political Science ADRIANA A. RAMIREZ 7957 Cross Creek Dr, Glen Burnie, MD 21061 Spanish BELINDA ). REDFERN 1646 Northwick Rd, Balto, MD 21218 Sociology JEFFREY B REID 507 Stevenson Ln, MD 21204 Sociology RAYMOND M. RENEHAN 5520 Channing Rd, Balto, MD 21229 Special Education KAREN E. RICHMOND 6745 Bessener Ave, Balto, MD 21222 Political Science PAUL M. RIVAS 651 N Bend Rd, Balto, MD 21229 Biology STEPHEN D. ROCHFORT 7009 York Rd, Balto, MD 21212 Sociology STEPHANIE D. RODEN 114 Forest Ave, Catonsville, MD 21228 Philosophy HILTON ]. RODRIGUEZ 1144 Ave B, Perry Pt, MD 21902 Political Science CRAIG T. ROW 605 Crosby Rd, Balto, MD 21228 Business Administration MARK R. ROHDE 3609 Crossland Ave, MD 21213 Math WILLIAM S. ROOT RFD 2 Box 185, Delhi, NY 13753 Psychology JOHN M. ROSE 402 E Cittings Ave, Balto, MD 21212 Psychology DAVID C. ROSEN 3405 Merle Dr, Balto, MD 21707 Chemistry STACY A. RUNYON 65 Bay Rd, Barrington, Rl 02806 Speech Pathology CATHY RZEPIENNIK 876 Jaydee Ave, Balto, MD 21222 Psychology IOEL E. SACHS 4212 Silver Spring, Perry Hall, MD 21128 Math ALAN W. SACKER 7411 Kenlea Ave, Balto, MD 21236 Computer Science BARBARA SAPPERSTEIN 5522 Caswell Rd, Balto, MD 21207 Medical Technology NICHOLAS M. SARNO 372 Grosvenor St, Douglaston, NY 11363 Business Administration NANCY SCANNELL 513 Hollen Rd, Balto, MD 21212 Special Education RICHARD SCHELLER 7323 Conley St, Balto, MD 21224 Business Administration MARK E, SCHINDLER 3203 Greenmead Rd, Balto, MD 21207 Psychology CAROL SCHLESINCER 178 Meadow Rd, Rivera Beach, MD 21122 Political Science HAMILTON SCHMIDT 19 Walnut Ave, Balto, Md 21206 Business Administration FREDERICK SCHMUFF 1801 Glen Ridge Rd, Balto, MD 21234 Philosophy MARY C. SCHNEIDER 8919 Mavis Ave, Balto, MD 21236 Chemistry JOLYN SCHOEFFIELD 1524 Burnwood Rd, Balto, MD 21239 Biology DONALD S. SCHOLL 4103 Buena Vista Ave, Balto, MD 21211 Accounting IOSEPH J. SCHWARTZ 3213 Timberfield Ln, Balto, MD 21208 Economics STEPHEN J, SHAIKO 7010 Reedland St, Phila, PA 19142 English CHARLES E, SHEEHAN 2211 Edmondson Ave, Catonsville, MD 21228 Biology JOHN J, SHIELDS 1211 Krueger Ave, Balto, MD 21237 Accounting ARTHUR SHUGARMAN 3312 W. Stratmore Ave, Balto, MD 21215 Accounting DENIS C. SIBISKI 8501 Coco Rd, Rosedale, MD 21237 Psychology ALVIN R, SILLS 2625 Beryl Ave, Balto, MD 21205 Biology ROBERT SISTI 7 Monhegan Ave, Wayne, NJ 07470 Biology JAMES SLAFKOSKY 5 East 33rd, Balto, MD 21218 Psychology MICHAEL SLEDZ 611 Irvin Rd, Bel Air, MD 21014 Business Administration DAVID A. SMITH 3500 Carriage HI 203, Randallstown, MD 21133 Biology ELLEN K. SMITH 6301 Blenheim Rd, Balto, MD 21212 French JAMES C. SMITH 2604 Manhattan Ave, Balto, Md 21215 History MICHAEL T. SMITH 702 Squires Rd, Towson, MD 21204 Business Administration RICHARD SMITH 4443 Kendi Rd, Balto, MD 21236 Business Administration MARY JO SOHASKY 620 Virginia Ave, Balto, MD 21221 Speech Pathology JOSEPH SPLIEDT 5425 Council St, Balto, MD 21227 Speech Pathology GLENN A. STACHURSKI 2233 Kentucky Ave, Balto, MD 21213 Biology ANNE B. STALEY 3706 N Charles St, Balto, MD 21218 Elementary Education CARL W. STALEY 3706 N Charles St, Balto, MD 21218 Philosophy JOHN Q. STANG 761 Preston Rd, Hagerstown, MD 21740 Biology SANDRA C. STECKER 9230 Harford View Dr, Balto, MD 21234 Accounting G. SUSAN STEELE 6708 Queens Ferry, Balto, Md 21239 Computer Science BEVERLY J, STREHLEN 712 Stone Barn Rd, Towson, Md 21204 Speech Pathology JANE M. STURGEON 226 Central Dr, Kimberton, Pa 19442 Psychology JOHN C. SULLIVAN 442 Range Rd, Towson, MD 21204 Philosophy BARBARA SUROSKY 2809 Taney Rd, Balto, MD 21209 Psychology DANIEL SWINSON 920 Belgian Ave 1, Balto, Md 21218 French GREGORY SZCZESZEK 423 E Fort Ave, Balto. MD 21230 Accounting LINDA M. SZCZYBOR 5223 Trumps Mill Rd, Balto, MD 21206 English JOHN D. TAYLOR 5606 Todd Ave, Balto, MD 21206 Engineering PHILIP B. TENNEY 1 Box 82, Cockeysville, MD 21030 Accounting , MATTHEW j THIERER 303 Homewood Rd, Linthicum, MD 21090 Engineering DANIA |. THOMPSON 1824 Darrich Dr, Balto, MD 21234 Biology TIMOTHY W. THOMPSON 43 Wiltshire Rd, Essex, MD 21221 Psychology MICHAEL D. TOMALSKI 7913 Aiken Ave, Balto, MD 21234 Psychology HUGH H. TRADER 322 Overbrook Rd, Balto, MD 21212 Speech Pathology DANIEL J. TRIGLIA 48 Country Ridge Dr, Port Chest, NY 10573 Political Science MARK J. TROCH 6014 Mannmgton Ave, Balto, MD 21206 Computer Science ROBERT |. TURNER 8313 Carrbridge Circle, Towson, MD 21204 Accounting PATRICIA UGIANSKY 422 S Rolling Rd, Balto, MD 21228 Speech Pathology FRANK ]. ULLMANN 70 Northwood Dr, Timonium, MD 21093 History RICHARD B ULRICH 1810 Redwood Ave, Balto, MD 21234 Psychology ANTHONY |. UNITAS 312 Paddington Rd, Balto, MD 21212 Business Administration THOMAS E. URBANSKI 3025 Hudson St, Balto, MD 21224 Accounting ANNE M. USIONDEK 49 Lyndale Ave, Balto, MD 21236 Speech Pathology RALPH C, VALLE 8702 Maravoss Lane, Balto, MD 21234 Business Administration IAMES P. VARES 628 Umbra St, Balto, MD 21224 Medical Technology FRANCIS |. VELEZ 8706 Avondale Rd, Balto, MD 21234 Biology MICHAEL G. VENTURA 1 Aintree l?d, Towson, MD 21204 Business Administration ADRIENNE J. VERO 2 Cavel Rd-Pendenms, Annapolis, MD 21401 Medical Technology ANTHONY D. VILLA 4007 Pinedale Dr, Balto, MD 21236 Music ANTHONY J, VITRANO 314 Valley Court Rd, Lutherville, MD 21093 Accounting MARK D, VLECK 1813 Eastern Ave, Balto, MD 21221 Business Administration ROGER A, WAESCHE 1716 Northbourne Rd, Balto, MD 21239 Accounting KATHLEEN M. WALDRON 5811 Clarks Hill, Balto, MD 21210 Speech Pathology THERESA A. WALL 4957 Montgomery Rd, Ellicott City, MD 21043 Elementary Education KATHLEEN C. WALSH 5105 Edmondson Ave, Balto, MD 21229 Speech Pathology EDWARD F, WATT 563 Hicksville Rd, Massapequa, NY 11758 Business Administration PATRICIA A, WEBER 11711 Kingtop Dr, Kingsville, MD 21087 Biology NANCY K, WEBSTER 225 E Timonium Rd, Timonium, MD 21093 Biology MICHAEL B, WEI 5129 Darvel Circle, Ellicott City, MD 21044 Psychology PAUL F. WEIDEL 4901 Fait Ave, Balto, MD 21224 History CHARLES H, WEISS 4213 Wickford Rd, Balto, MD 21210 Political Science WILLIAM A. WELCH 2925 Mosher St, Balto, MD 21216 Business Administration DAVID L. WELLS Box 301 Hernwood Rd, Woodstock, MD 21163 Political Science MARIAN D. WHELTLE 611 Wallerson Rd, Balto, MD 21228 Speech Pathology DOROTHY D. WILLIAMS 205 S Highland Ave, Balto, MD 21224 Elementary Education CHARLES V. WILLIS 311 Midland Ave, River Edge, NJ 07661 Chemistry GORDON L. WOELPER 1004 Marlau Dr, Balto, MD 21212 Business Administration THOMAS R, WOITEK 401 Cornwall St, Balto, MD 21224 Accounting DIANE E. WOOD 3443 Abbie Place, Balto, MD 21207 Medical Technology CARL A, WRIGHT 8815 Richmond Ave, Balto, MD 2123? Accounting CRESAUND YORKSHIRE 2926 Baker St, Balto, MD 21216 Psychology RONALD ZALESKI 474 St Brides Ct, Severna Pk, MD 21146 Math CARLA M, ZAMERELLI 305 Norgulf Rd, Reisterstown, MD 21136 Elementary Education ELAYNE ZANAS 702 Tenth Ave, E Northport, NY 11731 Spanish STEPHEN G. ZENTZ 4509 Old Court Rd, Pikesvilie, MD 21208 Accounting PAULA ZIEROLF 2730 Ridgeway Rd, Dayton, OH 45419 MARY M. ZIOMEK 17052 Troyer Rd, Monkton, MD 21111 Biology IOSEPH W, ZIZWAREK 8009 York Rd A4, Balto, MD 21204 Accounting 184 Apologies mark ASLC meeting Appoinlme tie called i.c « erupted jni Hr owing disaf- Debate mu Pivsx dCu i App( The ASLC nonumcn: Ct ' iTiinif.ftei ' shall pGi ' nf a successor. “ consists of President Quinn, h:s three vice-presidents, ah members of the executive com -rut toe; and one number of explain lliat tin Saw the airea the meeting : order and TSLi trlocl ; o structure ?! iruendmem f. ?h;.« «•: ' hijjhbghtiMi � y ;jt| oio: nepotism and politics. if, which played to a from fh landing room only president and a !C.5 ; liileo due to Ki former Social Aim resignation two Sf.ajeS ' .ihat if am ft SI C becomes power. ; weaken ouraM tnnt it would to them simply to debate current amendment. nod f.b en As. ntent Jim ;• %, The Loyola GREYHOUND VOL. 49. NO. 6 OCTOBER 24, 1975 vergreeii fund drive aims for S I 00,000 By via nine Sheruer One hundred thousand dollars is the goal 02 :tu� year ' s Kvvrgrcen Kune Drive, ac cording t« Roger Sehifferh, vice presidin ' ; ot development The annua) giving program solicits. unresit noted financial support from under gr?;du Ue parents and aknoni support academl and Qtnte coitus chair Loyola. t he -.at of chairmen will 10 . Over 12.0004=1 wiU he enntae E -hr V- I n ai bugs are scheduled tor early • { support we can ge from our X: Id to emhoi uary NoVc Mr seco : idled i • ner. relius third maliin •jjon i p prep? and assist in the phot: the mmiey -s receK s oi the riorsoru w ill vi trotn the mailing j ' o do nut respond to plan; ' will sen? report in February The will officially end June 20, ourUfii ' .ce with the college year. • meu- govern- cm Dei i •he- ft d m i r. -. ?; t r a 1 1 v e t ; 0 u n ell. counter proposed an amendment that would change the wording of the original article to include only oon-elected. appointiv - jxisitions of the ASLC to vacant offices. ‘The amendment is con- tradictory to the constitution. According to the new amend- ment. even the president can be appointed, if his office is vacated, but the constitution states that the president is to tie im- mediately succeeded by the Academic Vice President Mr. Asher was not allowed to introduce his counter amend- • ■ -r=- .-■ M Bob (y Tteillw ■ discussed i available • rTTv before the meeting. Messrs Asher and Am- nosetft disagreed, and :-J this e-.nt confusion broke out among he members, .and order had io he urttolet Mr Ashe - write out - ' nr nurouuoe � ns rl ' uctu at -he next counter meeting Mr Arnbrosett; then stated his argument against the original a mend men ? ' The s? udents shoti id have the power to choose their officers. It violates the rights of the student body to appoint someone to a vacated office that they originally had elected someone to. Mr. Quinn then replied. “What you ' re trying to say is that aft elected offices vacated should be filled by election: ' Mr. Am- brose! ti angrily replied .No. that’s not what I ' m saying. What I’m saying is you don ' t have the right in substitute elected offices wuh appointed officers ’ The Modem body did not elect m to choose our comrades m government said Mr Ain brosett? A? this. Mike Burrano irterjCCied. asking whether Mr Arnbroseft; meant ?• say ' colleagues or comrades one ' s nepotism, one ' s -xul ' ics Mr. Burran . . a proponent of eeritratnm studies The -rij.kij.K the . x- en; -sting •ach year . a «: chairman ; vision, and each cor. graduate criteria in ; is pas- in • alumni interest, in ‘There lew emphasis . is year. ' sau: 1.0 keep t! proposed Again. rridmcm ' tectmg broxr- out • The ■ eprws Si ' ;on I 1 und drives is t per :en- j think i.oyob fat- n ; toiler than that. I think w - can get twenty-five cent easily. The amount of money we can raise will influence what we can do with corporations and foun- dations. They look for what kind chon Tinkn Wooltav. Gibbons Hij • ' atfic-dral Oemciai y .Married to Mary Agi he ;s the father of flv-i His son. John Thomas • graduate of Loyola. Kelly udren t d SU . tried to address D Reilly, suting at die front of the room Mr Quinr. Qtiiekly called down Miss Kranklir ra- og ' Elaine, you’re not recognized. ' Miss Franklin replied Yes. Kevin ' pr.ic- icaiity Mr Bur rano d?sagrt� ed. WLot itie boil gr-od is this council if we can 1 be trusted to approve the apr iruno.m of -he a p io ini r lent cotrim i ee v ' Al this point, Mr. hurracu moved tlrd debate tv closed. 1 ms older again :irokc ut Mr Quinn promised Deborah Chsrkn the floor then passed over be; n Jane Sturgeon. Before s.hc svaa able to speak someone from the Seo .AS p :: ‘Mother ' s grosses 7697 in September under new management By Marie Lerch The student rnthskeliar. “Mother ' s ' ' , grossed y?WR m its first month of operation this fall. :dm- s- three times the monthly nmo-i-i; -atu-n ui last semester t ' be Uuyi. unproved beer and nui-iag-mmt arc- responsible for : Me success. 02 the rat according vice president for social affairs and member 02 the rathske.llar governing board. Since last sprijig, the waf.bsseiiar has been decorated arid re fa when as Mothers ' . N ' hijt v.-cr sandwiches, and pizza nave even added to the menu, and Saga has hired Gary Plummer in manage the student- owned enterprise Bill Hyland. Snga food service director, credits: SchlUz ix-ct .ts a major factor m ‘ ' Mother ' s recent success P’s outselling National almost five to one He also praised Gary Plummer ' s management of -tie rathskeller Gary brought in the tennis machme ar.d jukebox and the p a.zn oven keeps the place clean and the service efficient ' ‘Business has gone so well, explained I 0. Krssanda that Mother s hours have been � . tended until 2:00 A M. 0 Friday and Saturday, and until .mdnig.ht •$ weekdays. Actually, we ll stay « ;xn even later on Thursday ' s U the crow d s there Mr. Knsanda ; pleasantly surpr sed that so many c.o-n muter c are patronizing the rathskellar On rndny and Saturday nights the crowd in at tea.- 2 5 fiercont commuters I -n « val-.y pleased. ' During die early few day-hops ' ’ some in 00 Monday. I guess they, would rather watch Monday Night Football at home Kevi Quinn. AS L.C president ann a iso member of the rat governing board, explained the financial details of Mother ? success. We made a net profit of over $VC mK;. according to -he prof;’ joss statement for Svp- . cording to Mr. Quinn die actual profit is more tha.c that Ix’caose ol a discrepancy with the business office concerning rent paid -o the school for the tat � student center space, and how - he new ceh.ng was tc- U paid for. Mother’s is owned by the students of Loyola College and managed by -aga food service undr-- the control 02 the ;athskoiiai governing board 187 For intimate dining, for relaxing with cocktails and entertainment, for parties, receptions and meetings or for a week ' end away from the world. Everything’s fight at the HuitValley Inn. From Beltway Exit 24, take 1-83 north to Shawan Road. 666-7000 for information or reservations. A Special Congratulations to the Class of 1976 from The Associated Students of Loyola College. Congratulations to the Class of 1976 Mr. Mrs. Charles E. Sheenan Good Luck Class of ' 76 Herbert C. Wagner Wagner Wagner Pharmacists PERSONAL PRESCRIPTION SERVICE FOR 50 YEARS Patron Drug Records Fountain Fast Grill Photo Developing Notary - School Supplies Discount Liquors Fine Wines Russell Stover — Whitman ' s Louis Sherry — Hallmark Lottery Claim Center BankAmericard NAC Rapid Delivery 235-4434 502 W. Cold Spring Lane — a five minute walk from campus! NOTRE DAME COUNCIL 2901 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS 201 Homeland Ave. (I block north of school) MEMBERSHIP DIRECTOR: Walt Hayes Jr. 77 235-6021 3938 Lowndes Ave. 21218 889-7140 .. j RENTALS SALES The Baltii DONALD V. LONDON Chair Co. 2901 Jenifer Street Baltimore. Md. 21218 | GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1976 FROM THE MILITARY SCIENCE DEPARTMENT COMPLIMENTS OF JOSEPH AVERZA SONS, INC Baltimore, Maryland 21224 Ph. 633-2820 190 191 The following Yearbook patrons congratulate the Class of 76 Mr. Mrs. lames H. Lohner John E. Zintak Mr. Mrs. Vernon Miller )r. Mr. Mrs. Edward M. Keane Mr. Mrs. Robert W. johnson Mr. Mrs. Louis N. Stielper Mr. Mrs. Elmer A. Rosenberger Walt Agnes Kowalczyk Mr. Mrs. George T. King )r. Mr. Mrs. James Sweeney Mr. Mrs. Robert C. Verderaime Mr. Mrs. lames ). Jenkins Mr. Mrs. Judah C. Schkloven Mr. Mrs. G. L. Brittingham Mr. Mrs. R. Neil Cashen Mr. Mrs. A. M. Schlesinger Mr Mrs. Henry G. Miller Mr. Mrs. Edmund Porembski Dr. Mrs. Harry L. Kmpp Mrs. Catherine Soellner Mr. Mrs. Thomas Velnoskey Mr. Mrs. P. Sacker Mr. Mrs. Preston a Pairo, Jr. Mr. Mrs. C. Zamereli and Family Mr. Jim Mianulli Mr. Mrs. Bernard J. Herwig, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Orlando Palmere Mr. Mrs. Davis Rieman Dr. Victor M. Rivera Asencio Mr. Mrs. Thomas P. McGrath Mr. Mrs. William B. Cruitt Mr Mrs. George W. Zentz Mr. Mrs. N. A. Mancini Dr. Mrs. Robert J. Leupold Mr. Mrs. Eugene J. Cotter Mr. Mrs. Albert R. Jasuta Mr. Mrs. John Clark Mr. Mrs. Gerald Butanis Mr. Mrs. Donald G. Carney Mr. Mrs. Leo J. McCarthy Mr. Mrs. Prime Pacione Mr. Mrs. William W. Schaake Mr. Mrs. ). Fahey McKew Mrs. Terrence J. Murphy Jr. Mr. Mrs. R. Lodato Mr. Mrs. J. Gillespie Mr. Mrs. Theodore Przybylski Mr. Mrs. James P. Daly Mr. Mrs. R. Hammett Stone Mrs. Phyliis M. Sachs Mr. Mrs. James H. O ' Neill Mr. Mrs. W. E. Webster Jr. Mr. Mrs. Stan Ridgeway Mr. Mrs. Melvin F. Beeler Mr. Mrs. John G. Koebig Mr. Mrs. C. P. Willis Mr. Mrs. H. Rodriguez Mr. C. L. Franlin Mr. Mrs. Vincent Silvestri Mr. Francesco Santini Mr. Mrs. William F. Spliedt Dolores Offley Mrs. Doreen Gagne Mr. Mrs. Brent A. Hartley Mr. Mrs. C. Joseph Stetlar Mr. Mrs. A. Stuart Jordan Mr. Mrs. George A. Fioto Mr. Mrs. L. Zaleski Mr. Mrs. Freddie A. Sanchez Fr. Mrs. Frank Rigsby Mr. Mrs. Joseph W. Smith III Mr. Mrs. DeNittis Mr. Mrs. Thomas S. Mulford Mr. Mrs. Tom Barnickle, Jr. Mr. James V. Donnelly Dr. Mrs. James E. Hanson Compliments of a Friend Mr. Mrs. Paul J. Yoash Mr. Mrs. Paul Stuckenchneider Mr. Mrs. Bernard C. Rossman Mr. Mrs. John T. Ciesielski, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Charlo Capria Guneelman Studio of Photography Mr. Mrs. Jarold Corbin Mr. Mrs. Hervert P. Waldron Mr. Mrs. Royland F. Biggs Mr. Mrs. Donald W. Collier Mr. Mrs. Edmund G. Hart Mr. Mrs. Samuel J. Burruano Diversified Service Insurance Agency, Inc. Mr. Mrs. Vincent Gallagher Mr. Mrs. John C. Weiss, Jr. CDR Mrs. Eugene E. Bracken Miss Kathleen Doyle and Mrs. John H. Foy Mr. Mrs. A. F. Gettier Mr. Mrs. Perry Ould Bailey Mr. Mrs. A. H. Avedisian Dr. Mrs. Edward M. Barczak 192 Mr. Mrs. Robert L. Harvey Mr. Mrs. Carl F. Kukucka Mrs. Hugh H. Trader Mr. Mrs. )ohn P. Bach Mr. Mrs. Wm. A. Oktavec, |r. Mr. Mrs. Richard H. Lerch Mr. Mrs. Wm. C. Bradley Mr. Mrs. Albert ). Renehan Justin and Frances Vitrano All the Vitranos Sue Walters Mr. Mrs. john Shaiko Mr. Mrs. Francis A. McFarland Mr. Mrs. Arthur G. Hall, |r Mr. Mrs. J. M. Knott Mr. Mrs. J. Mullaney Col. Mrs. Louis Mollic Dr. Mrs. Francis I Codd Mr. Mrs. F. J. Thompson Dr. Mrs. J. B. Ramirez Mr. Mrs. Paul B. Plowman Mr. Mrs. William H. Kiernan Mr. Mrs. |ohn lay Hall Mr. Mrs. R. L. Welch Mr. Mrs. R. D. Sturgeon Mr. Mrs. Eugene B. Connor Mr. Mrs. Paul E. Field, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Alfred L. Brennan 193 The Yearbook Staff Editor-in-Chief Photography Co-Editors Art Editor Senior Section Faculty Administration Copy Lay-out Editor Business Manager Treasurer Typist Moderator Doug Taylor Seniors: Barb Barczak Bill Oktavek Lyle Patrylak Staff: Lou Fouder, Mary Giess, Alan Sacker, Alvin Sells, Tim Thompson, Charles Weiss James Herbert, HERBIE Jill Hagburg, Annelise Leo, Terry Lobefelo Maureen Boulier Francine Schaffer, Ellen Hynes Vicki Adversa Staff: Terie Velez Jane Cugle Staff: Linda Seiver, Chris Lockner Jose Santos Kathy Strauch Fr. Haig The cooperation and assistance of the following people made this book possible: Coy Harris Dan O ' Connell Fr. Maier Abe Orlick Marianna Bentzel Mark Kriener And the girls in the Athletic Office Bob Sisti Fran Minakowski Kevin Quinn 96 Doug Taylor Vicki Adversa, who put in many long and tedious hours on lay-out. Fr. Haig 197 lose Santos HERBIE 198 Barb Barczak, whose organization was a great help Bill Oktavec, who spent many sleepless nights developing Lyle Patrylak pictures, and many tiring days running around taking pictures. Alan Sacker _ Tim Thompson Chuck Weiss, who always came up with the right picture at the right time. 199 This book is the product of the efforts of many people. Most of the credit goes, of course, to the senior class. This is their book. I think that I speak for every underclassman when I say that it has been a real privilege to work with so many outstanding people in the Class of 1976. The hopes and prayers of everyone you leave behind here go with you. When you open this book I hope you will remember the good times at Loyola College. Thanks. Doug Taylor Editor-in-Chief 200 9 1811 !