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

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1981 volume:

Mfi y g OCT 5 887 liYOtA- NOTRE OAJft lian.ssv EVERGREEN 1981 Evergreen Annual, for the Academic Year 1980-1981 Loyola College, 4501 North Charles Street, Baltimore, Maryland, 21210 MCMLXXXI Father Sellinger and Mr. Jordan — Maryland Day 1981. 4 Dedication Dedication to Charles F. Jordan Charles F. Jordan is an extraordinary man of great personal forti- tude shaped by gentleness and sensitivity. As a faculty member at Loyola since 1947, he had devoted his teaching career to broadening the horizons of hundreds of students by directing their study of Spanish language and literature. As an associate professor of Spanish, he has been true to his role as an educator in the Jesuit Mercy tradition. His love of learning and concern for others are his trade- mark. During World War II, Mr. Jordan was a U.S. Air Force fighter pilot, a surprising job for such a quiet-tempered man! Yet this fact serves to illustrate his sense of duty and ability to face any challenge that confronts him. Mr. Jordan has devoted his teaching career to Loyola College and its students, and as he retires it is only appropriate to recognize his career as it has truly exemplified the teachings of St. Ignatius. Though he retires from the faculty of the college, Charles F. Jordan does not really leave any of us. He is a part of our lives and a part of Loyola College that will remain with us always. The Class of 1981 Dedication 5 It was a September like any other September only this year we were Seniors. We had changed almost as much as Loyola had since that first day we set foot on Evergreen in the all of 1977, Suddenly it was four years later, Loyola had become our home. Friends, good times had gone into making these years some of the most enjoyable of our lives. Loyola was not the same place we found it nor were we the same people. We had both grown. The Evergreen Campus has undergone major expansion and renovation in the past four years. The small Jesuit College of our day is rapidly taking on a major university look. The new student center gymnasium will make Evergreen almost unrecognizable to the Class of 1981 but it will always be a place to come home to. The Class of 1981 has changed and matured. Who knows if anyone will recognize us in a few years? We are not the same people we were in 1977. The Class ol 1981 became a family somewhere in those four years of tests, papers, deadlines, dates, parties and interviews. Then it was Graduation Day, the moment we had all been waiting for. It came too fast and was over too soon. Our family then struck out in many different directions. This book is intended to be a reminder of those four years. It is a collection of all the best parts of our life at Loyola. Even though time and distance may separate u$ this book will stir memories to bring us all back together again to those carefree days at Loyola in 1981. +5 Zb 528 +550 Administration Joseph A. Sellinger, SJ. — President Edward J. Donnelly — Assistant to the President Daniel J. McGuire, S J. — Special Assistant to the President Thomas E. Scheye — Academic Vice President Randall P. Donaldson — Director of Institutional Research and Assistant to the Academic Vice President J. Paul Melanson — Vice President for Administration and Finance Wayne J. Schelle — Vice President for Development Joseph A. Yanchik — Vice President for Student Affairs John A. Gray — Interim Dean, School of Business and Management David F. Roswell — Interim Dean, College of Arts and Sciences Francis J. McGuire — Academic Dean William J. Davish, SJ. — Associate Academic Dean, Evening Ses- sions P. Edward Kaltenbach — Dean of Freshmen Joseph M. Healy — Associate Academic Dean Nicholas A. Kunkel, S.J. — Associate Academic Dean Terrence Toland, S.J. — Associate Academic Dean Kathleen L. Yorkis — Assistant Dean For Student Development James C. Ruff — Assistant Dean for Student Welfare Monica Maria Yeager, R.S.M. — Controller Roger Atkinson — Business Manager Martha E. Gagnon — Director of Admissions Allen Barrett. Jr. — Director of Alumni Relations and College Promotions Thomas O’Connor — Director of Athletics Jeremy Daigler, R.S.M. — Director of Campus Ministries CreSaundra Sills — Director of Career, Planning, and Placement James D. Rozics — Director of Computer Center John J. Shea, S.J. — Director of Counseling Center Robert L. O ' Neill — Director of Financial Aid Phyllis Dietz — Director of Public Relations Robert R. Sedivy — Director of Resource Management Fr. Joseph Sellinger Thomas Scheye David Roswell Randall Donaldson John Gray Francis McGuire Sandy Sills Robert O ' Neill Joseph Yanchik Fr. Nicholas Kunkel James Ruff Fr. Terrence Toland Thomas O ' Connor Faculty Administration 13 Accounting John H. Bowen III — Assistant Professor John P. Guercio — Assistant Professor — Chairman Daniel R. McCully — Instructor Patricia H. Michel — Assistant Professor Robert L. O ' Neill — Assistant Professor Gregory A. Pfeiffer — Assistant Professor E. Barry Rice — Assistant Professor Kenneth J. Smith — Assistant Professor Mary Ann Swindlehurst — Assistant Professor Earl M. Wysong, Jr. — Professor John Guercio, Department Chairman John Guerico, Barry Rice, Mary Ann Swindlehurst, Ken Smith, John Bowen, Robert O ' Neill, Patricia Michel, Daniel McCulley, Earl Wysong. 14 Faculty Administration Henry Butcher, Department Chairman Biology Henry C. Butcher, IV — Professor — Chairman George W. Conner — Associate Professor Dennis M. Dixon — Assistant Professor Francis E. Giles — Associate Professor Charles R. Graham, Jr. — Professor Allart Kok — Lecturer Howard F. Solomon — Assistant Professor Louise Harrocks, George Conner, Howard Solomon, Dennis Dixon, Henry Butcher, Francis Giles, Allart Kok. Faculty Administration 15 Business Administration Ronald J. Biglin — Associate Professor Frank A. Cappiello — Associate Professor William P. Carton — Associate Professor Edward F. Cavey — Assistant Professor John W. Coughlan — Visiting Professor Daniel J. Duffy — Professor Margaret Eggers — Assistant Professor Paul C. Ergler — Associate Professor John P. Faris — Assistant Professor Clifford W. Fawcett — Assistant Professor Timothy Haight — Associate Professor Ray S. House — Professor — Chairman Patrick A. Martinelli — Professor Gerald R. Patnode — Visiting Assistant Professor A. Kimbrough Sherman — Associate Professor Daniel D. Singer — Associate Professor Russell T. Stewart — Assistant Professor Susan M. Thomas — Assistant Professor Ray House, Department Chairman 1st Row: Russell Stewart, Daniel Singer. 2nd Row. Susan Thomas, Margaret Eggers, Paul Ergler, Timothy Haight, Edward Cavey. 3rd Row: John Faris, Margaret Cermak, Kimbrough Sherman, Ray House. 4th Row: Patrick Martinelli, Clifford Fawcett, Daniel Duffy, Ronald Biglin, Robert Milch. 16 Faculty Administration Chemistry Melvin Miller, Department Chairman Robert P. DeToma — Assistant Professor Henry C. Freimuth — Professor Emeritus Timothy J. McNeese — Assistant Professor Melvin P. Miller — Professor — Chairman Norbert M. Zaczek — Professor Timothy McNeese Francis McGuire Margaret Daley Robert DeToma David Roswell Norbert Zaczek Melvin Miller Henry Freimuth Sr. Denise Eby Faculty Administration 17 Economics Arleigh T. Bell, Jr. — Associate Professor Francis J. Cullen — Associate Professor John M. Jordan — Associate Professor — Chairman John C. Larson — Associate Professor Mark Meador — Assistant Professor John M. Jordan, Department Chairman John C. Larson, Mark Meador, John M. Jordan, Arleigh T. Bell, Francis J. Cullen. 18 Faculty Administration Education William J. Amoriell — Assistant Professor Joseph Mary Donohue, S.N.D. — Associate Professor Francis P. Fairbank — Assistant Professor Emeritus Donald B. Hogler — Assistant Professor Lucy Kotarides — Associate Professor Emerita Lynette Long — Assistant Professor Joseph Procaccini — Assistant Professor Donald J. Reitz — Professor Chairman Sharyn Rhodes, Visiting Associate Professor Beatrice E. Sarlos — Associate Professor Donald Redz, Department Chairman Dr. Sarlos, Dr. Reitz, Dr. Rhodes, Dr. Hofler, Dr. Amoriell, Sister Donohue, and Dr. Procaccini. Faculty Administration 19 English, Fine Arts The Writing Program Carol N. Abromaitis — Associate Professor Mary Atherton — Assistant Professor James E. Dockery, SJ. — Assistant Professor James H. Donahoe, SJ. — Assistant Professor David C. Dougherty — Professor Barbara E. Fassler — Associate Professor Charles B. Elands — Professor Robert C. Lidston — Assistant Professor Barbara Mallonnee — Assistant Professor Phillip McCaffrey — Associate Professor — Chairman Virginia Reinecke — Assistant Professor Edward J. Ross — Assistant Professor Paula Scheye — Instructor Francis X. Trainor — Assistant Professor Francis O. Voci — Assistant Professor Francis Trainor and Phillip McCaffrey, Department Chairmen 1st Row: Phillip McCaffrey, Carol Abromaitis, Francis Trainor. 2nd Row: David Dougherty, Mary Atherton, Barbara Mallonnee, Francis Voci, Charles Hands. 20 Faculty Administration Foreign Languages Literature John Clarke — Assistant Professo r Hanna Geldrich-Leffman • — Professor — Chairwoman Charles F. Jordan — Assistant Professor P. Andrew McCormick — Associate Professor Malke L. Morris — Assistant Professor Ana Maria Snell — Visiting Assistant Professor Hanna Geldrich-Leffman, Department Chairwoman Charles Jordan, Theresa Wyckoff, Maria Cumming, P. Andrew McCormick, Elke Furlhmann-Durden, Malke Morris, Ana Maria Snell, Hanna Geldrich-Leffman, John Clarke Faculty Administration 21 Stephen Reges, Department Chairman History, Political Science, and Classics H i story Pol ideal Science John R. Breihan — Assistant Professor Edward A. Doehler — Professor Emeritus Frank A. Evans — Professor William I. Kitchin — Assistant Professor Hans Mair — Associate Professor Majorie Murphy — Assistant Professor Stephen G. Reges — Associate Professor — Chairman Nicholas Varga — Professor Donald T. Wolfe — Assistant Professor Classics Dennis M. Linehan, SJ. — Assistant Professor First Row: Dennis Linehan, S.J., Edward Doehler, Marjorie Murphy Second Row: Nicholas Varga, Hans Mair, Donald Wolfe, Steven Reges, Thomas Brennan Faculty Administration 23 Mathematics Helen Christensen, R.S.M. — Assistant Professor John C. Hennessey — Professor Richard F. McCoart, Jr. — Professor George B. Mackiw — Assistant Professor William D. Reddy — Associate Professor — Chairman William Reddy, Department Chairman George Mackiw, John Hennessy, Frank Hardman, Joanne Martin, Helen Christensen, R.S.M., William Reddy, Priscilla Bremser 24 Faculty Administration Bernard Nachbahr, Department Chairman Philosophy Malcolm G. Clark — Professor Francis J. Cunningham — Associate Professor Timothy O. Davis — Visiting Instructor John K. McCormack, SJ. — Associate Professor Robert C. Morlino, SJ, — Assistant Professor Bernard A. Nachbahr — Professor — Chairman Timothy Stapleton — Assistant Professor Aldo G. Tassi — Professor Kevin Wildes, S.J. — Instructor Robert Morlino, S.J., Francis Cunningham, Bernard Nachbahr, Timothy Davis, Kevin Wildes, S.J., Aldo Tassi, John McCormack, S.J., Malcolm Clark, Timothy Stapleton Faculty Administration 25 Physics, Engineering Computer Science Paul J. Coyne — Assistant Professor Frank R. Haig, S.J. — Associate Professor — Chairman Albert W. Jones — Assistant Professor Helen F. Perry — Assistant Professor James D. Roczics — Professor F. Xavier Spiegel — Associate Professor Bernard J. Weigman — Professor Frank R. Haig, S.J., Department Chairman Albert W. Jones, James D. Roczics, Paul J. Coyne, Frank R. Haig, SJ., Bernard J. J. Weigman, Helen F. Perry. 26 Facuky Administration Psychology Melvin C. Blanchette, S.S. — Assistant Professor Gilbert Clapperton — Associate Professor — Chairman John R. Compton — Associate Professor David G. Crough — Associate Professor William A. Doyle — Associate Professor Barry K. Estadt — Associate Professor Faith D. Gilroy — Associate Professor Gregory C. Helweg — Associate Professor Alan L. Plotkin — Associate Professor Martin F. Sherman — Assistant Professor Steven A. Sobelman — Assistant Professor Gilbert Clapperton, Department Chairman John R. Compton, Martin F. Sherman, Barry K. Estadt, Melvin C. Blanchette, S.S., Danuta Mostwin, Alan L. Plotkin, Faith D. Gilroy, Steven A, Sobelman, Gilbert Clapperton, Gregory C. Ffelweg, David G. Crough. Faculty Administration 27 ROTC Military Science SP5 Carl Franklin — Administrative NCO Major Robert G. Linson — Assistant Professor of Military Science Captain Frederick J. Miller — Assistant Professor of Military Science MSG David Norville — Principal Drill Instructor Major Gilbert C. Ontiveros — Assistant Professor of Military Science Lt. Colonel Norman P. Wilderson — Professor of Military Science Lt. Colonel Wilderson SP5 Carl Franklin, MSG David Norville, Captain Frederick J. Miller, Major Robert G. Linson, Major Gilbert C. Ontiveros, Lt. Colonel Norman P. Wilderson. 28 Faculty Administration Sociology Michael G. Burton — Assistant Professor M. Antonia Keane — Assistant Professor Jai P. Ryu — Associate Professor — Chairman Antonia Keane, Michael Burton, Jai Ryu. Jai Ryu, Department Chairman Faculty Administration 29 Speech Pathology Ira H. Kolman — Associate Professor — Chairman Libby Kumin — Associate Professor Elaine Saltysiak — Assistant Professor Linda E. Spencer — Assistant Professor Ira Kolman, Department Chairman Carolyn Martin, Elaine Saltysiak, Libby Lumin, Sr. Christine Manlove, Linda Spencer, Ira Kolman. 30 Faculty Administration Theology Sr. Sharon Burns, Department Chairwoman James J. Buckley — Assistant Professor M. Sharon Burns, R.S.M. — Associate Professor Chairwoman T. Gerard Connolly, S.J. — Assistant Professor M. Aquin O ' Neill, R.S.M. — Assistant Professor Webster T. Patterson — Professor Michael Proterra, S.J. — Assistant Professor Fr. Gerard Connolly, Sr. Sharon Burns, Sr. Aquin O ' Neill, James Buckley, Fr. Michael Protera, Webster Patterson. Faculty Administration 31 Associated Students of Loyola College 1980-81 ASLC Executive Committee George Andrews — ASLC President for 1980-81 The ASLC Officers: Todd Gabouty — V.P. of Social Affairs, Sue Godbehere — V.P. of Academic Affairs, George Andrews — President, Chris Buck — V.P. of Student Affairs. The ASLC 1980-81 Adminstrative Council Class Officers Seniors Michael Fiocco Donna Pettisani — President Joann DeManss Sophomores Maya Calbazana Jed Davis — President Todd Gaboury Juniors Denise Desmarais Faith Finamore Vanessa Pappas — President Freshmen Tim Madey — President Bernie Gerrity Toni Ricci Adam Smith Economics Club Dr. Meador, Daryl Karl, Dr. Bell Norma Stielper, Dr. Larson, Bob Geis, John Barley, Craig Dobs, Patty Allen, Carl Ruland, Julie Cronin, Paul Liemcooler, Vince Mailblett, Rip Verkerke. Admissions Club Front Row: Patti Harley, Mary Louise Fitzsimmons, Margaret Tierney, Chris Kenny, Cathy Arena, Susan Krabbe, Carol Ann Boyle, Patrice Caslin, Jann Mueller, Denise Franke. Back Row: Bob Farley, Steve Mastella, Guy Van Tieggelen, Tom Iacohoni. 36 Clubs Organizations Alpha Sigma Nu Row 1: Hung Chung, Joe Kufera, Paula Darby. Back Row: Gloria Flach, Mike Sulezwski, Sharon Roeder, Chris Kaltenbach, Chris Kenney. ASLC Film Series Bob Farley, Michele Ichnowski, Phil Ludwig, Mike Magee, Pauuri Raval, Paul Grosso, Margaret Tierney, Tony Ricci, Vince Simancini, Dave Pauken, Angela Calle, Dave Glenn. Clubs Organizations 37 Black Students Association Row 1: Alonzo Wilson, Ralph Ray, Eric Jordan, Melvin Thompson, Jerome Fryson, Gabrielle Sprauve, Vernon McDaniel, Brian Lyles, Vance Morris. Row 2: Sylvia Chester, Rosalind Jackson, Marvin Wallace, Maria Terry, Tucky Simmons, Karessa Burris, Lisa Carter, Marjorie Watson, Douglass Hamilton. Row 3: Karen Jones, Charlotte Morgan, Beverly Jenifer, Sharon Sills, (Director, Career Planning and Placement), Janice Johnson, Eugene Marshall, (Minority Affairs Coordinator), Carmen Duran, Diane Bulger, Charles Baugh, Anntinett Brown, Mary Wallace, Clayton Young, (President). Business Society Row 1: Jane Cass, John Valentine, Lou Ann Forrest, Mike Furnari. Row 2: Donald Kulle, Karen Conklin, Sue Riccardi, Kevin Foley, Steve McCloskey. Row 3: Jose Martinez, Barbara Murphy. Row 4: Mona De Poitiers, Bruce Tilley, Darlene Bermal, Barbara Ivsek. Row 5: Kimberly Y. Brooks, Mary Ann Brulinski, Melanie Pratt, Maria Terry, Carla O ' Brien. Row 6: Kathryn Reiman, Carolyn Gatti, Michael Shubra, Dawn D. Johnson. Row 7: Paul Darlak, Fran Katcef, Rory Haugh, Kevin Denny, Mark Hoyle, Row 8: Kevin Byrnes, Carlo Ravano, Bob Farley, Mike Muth. 38 Clubs Organizations Chemistry Club Ann Brozena, Carol Blenkner, Mona Massuda, Denise Laky, Darlene Bader, Monique Miko, Renee Anderson, Rick Mason, Vince McHugh, David Vares, Richard O ' Donnell, Roger Slagle, Steve Mastella, Paul Furth, Derk Wierda, Yun Chung, Jan Kalka, John Killian, Joe Baier, Dr. McNeese. Loyola Inner Varsity Christian Fellowship Benjamin Yu. Donna Cahan, Karen Thompson, Jeff Kunecko, Stan Long, Terri Martin, Myra Gaskins, Karen Wilson, Sue Wilhelm, Fred Scharffer, Bonny Shiplet, Paul Furth, Elward Ellis. Clubs Organizations 39 Loyola College Republicans Row 1: Colleen Brennan, Karl Aumann (President), Laura Griesbaum, Row 2: Kelley Full, Bob Brown, Rich Stewart, Dotty Steele, Jeff German, Paul Wolinda, Jim Thierer, Tom Kane, Joe Phebus, Tom Cassella, Andree Catalfamo, Ken Friedel, A1 Nordone, Denise Franke, Mike Muth, Ed Kihn,John McKechnie, Tom Porter, Rob Esche, Andy Kreller, Steve Johnson, Joe Jordan. Circle K Row 1: Elizabeth Yee, Beth Talbott, Donald Yee, Marc Friedman, Diane Rozanski, Aimee Brown, Pam Simms, Cecelia Caskey, Elaine Dukes. Row 2: Peter Yee, Robert Zarban, David Fless, Josette Chung, Bruce Kennedy, Michael Huber. 40 Clubs Organizations Commuter Students Association Greg Tepe (President), Mia Zorzi (Vice-President), Judy Chang (Treasurer), Becky Banick (Secretary). Concert Choir Row 1: Karen Wilson, Betsy Henry, Jo Blackwell, Kathy Reiman, Theresajenkins, Sue Ensor. Row 2: Pam Simms, Bonny Shiplet, Chaire Bigley, Esther Kustin, Ilse Mair, Cheryl Mazaika (President). Row 3: Carol Schutt, Celia Caskey, Kathy Bell, Debbie Zurphey, Sunghee Han, Sharon Roeder, Miriam Fisher. Row 4: Ben Yu, Steve Fuchsluger, John Yannone, Vince Simone ini, Jeff Einig, Bruce Tilley, Tim Getka. Row 5: Eldred Williams, Brian Smith, Jim Barry, John Robinson, Chris Dykton, Hans Mair. Clubs Organizations 41 Distinguished Departmental Scholars Program Mark Monte, Cathy Galasso, Mary Anne Donadio, Andrea Origoni, Sue Godbehere, Paula Darby, Theresa Jenkins Forensic Society Grace Neumann, Dennis Olver, Elena Plante, Andreas Nicolaides. 42 Clubs Organizations Greyhound Paul Broring, Donna Weaver, Phil Iverson, Chris Kaltenbach, Lauren Somody, Ron Leahy, Bill O ' Brien Greco-Roman Paul Grosso, Lina D ' Alfonso, George Mathews, Frank Sangorgi, Pahi Nairn, Carmel DeWaal, Cindi DiBatlista Joan White, Mary Burns, Anne Kennedy, Tina Pappas, Kim Leto, John Kurowski, Erin McGuire, Paul Freeny, Dennis Bumes, Mike Kraner, Mary Foley, Monica Malone, Gerry Salowody, Judi Balon, Lori Granville. Clubs Organizations 43 Cheerleaders Betsy Seipel, Lisa Tercero, Carolyn Gatti, Sandy Dashiell, Amy Rosen, Karen Williams, Ivette Arroyo, Tessie Edmonds, Dawn Johnson. 44 Clubs Organizations High Adventure Club Susan Trotter Beth Dietz Robert Porter Michael Metzbower lan McCammon Dave Pauken Sherrie Dause Tim Murphy Korean Students Association Row 1: Dr.Jai P. Ryu, Yun Chong, Susan Kim, Seung An, Suk Cho. Row 2: Tony Kim, Sunghee.Jong Lee.Jong-Sook Lee, Un-Sook Kim, Duk-Hee Kim, Eun-Mi Chong. Clubs Organizations 45 Lambda Alpha Chi Row 1: Rebecca Wilcox, George Matthews, Mark Thompson, Kevin Kavanagh, Bob Zink, Pat Trainor, Cindy Nelson (President), Martha Myers, Dan Sakowski. Row 2: Kim Crawford, Lawrence Slavin, Kathleen Swoboda, Eric Nerf, Mark Kunkel, Cindy Roden, Kelly Bentrup, George Ponticas, Dukkyun Han, John Dendrinos, Theresa Baer, Cathy Wilson. Row 3 4: Paul Geraty, Ross Tozzi, Dan Dickey, Bruce Lemler, Wade Dauses, Brendan Herron, Ken Gutermuth, Ben Silverman, Paul Holden, Guy Van Tigglen, Chuck Silverman, Jerry Herr, Bob Geis, Deborah Selby, E. Barry Rice Phi Alpha Theta Row 1: Tim Getka, Ann Gilligan, Terri Waldman, John O ' Brien (President), Paul Crovo Row 2: Henry Gilmore, Dr. Breihan, Ann Lohner, Scott Schellenberger, John Gilbert. Chris Kaltenbach, Joe Butler, John Prender- gast. Jack Fitch 46 Clubs Organi zations Political Union Tom Hopple Carolyn Crone Jack Fitch (President) Members: David Bridges Charles Brodsky Joe Butler, Jr. Charles A. Baugh Michael Dipietro John O ' Brien Todd Gaboury Sam Piazza Joe Gerrity Taras Vizzi Patrick Duffy Lance Montour RAC Front Row: Julie Serovich, John Kurowksi, Kate Maggiore, Bill Burke, Jonette Bartlinski Back Row: Vince Simoncini, Sabrina Linton, Doreen Desmarais. Clubs Organizations 47 Men’s Rugby Club The ' 81 Ruggers f 1 If Women ' s Rugby Clubs and Organizations 49 I Psychology Club Top Row: Mark Monte, Diane Rozanski, Arlene Osinski, Joanne Danner, Andrea Origoni, Theresa Jenkins, Rowena Tayag, and Paula Darby. Bottom Row: Sue Riccardi, Cathy Galasso, Suzy Aydinel, Michelle Mason, Cecilia Caskey, Sue Godbehere, Mary Anne Donadio, and Mr. Bill Doyle. Pat Baummer, Cindy Beckman, Pam Heluh, Molly Wallam, Mary Palmer, Roy Van Dusen, Amy Butcer, Barb Ivsek, Dave Gardiner. 50 Clubs Organizations Scuba Club Fran Fulton, Nelson Ross, Danny Sakowski, Joann DeManss, Kurt Sherrer, Steve Siedl, Greg Bacinski, George Albright. Society Of Physics Students On Wall: Darrel Karl, Gerry Kaiser, Tom Burke, Kathy Peters, Joe Bauer, John Killian, Ben Oteyza, Richard J. Vojtech, John A. Fitch III, Linda Howser, Keith Fitch, Ian McCammon, Mark Kluge, John Lilienthal, Chris Harding, Kathy Sarantinas. Standing: J. Patrick Fitch — President, Jef- frey P. Duerr. Clubs Organizations 51 Society Club: The Sub-Culture” Dr. Michael Burton David Bartynski Brenda Piskor Donna Cahan Susan Budosh Laurie Emmerich Bernadette Federici Denise Barrett Christine Kenny SCEC Row 1: Jean Nevin (President), Cindy Habart, Paula Majerowicz, Trish Clayton, Mary Anne Ross, Peggy Simpson, Bonny Shiplet, Mary K. McKenna. Row 2: Janis Brocato, Natalie Schroeter, Donna Maier, Jacki McCarthy, Theresa Jenkins, Carol Schutt. Row 3: Julie Fuller, Cathy Butcher, Glenn Mitchell, Kevin Boyle, Marty Sarsfield. 52 Clubs Organizations Student Athletic Association Lynn Maskell, Diane V Lederer, Alex Gavrelis, Steve McCloskey. Tri-Beta Row 1: Patty Beck, Terrijones, Catherine Wilson, Pauravi Raval, Anna Hurbanis, Susan DeLeon, Patty Wilkinson, Sherri Condore, Marion Fong, Frances Fong, Deana M. Esparaguera, Michele Mangus, Sharon McCormack, Denise Lally. Row 2: Paul Tarantino, Sandy Waters, Lorraine Verderaime, Pamela Meluh, Cindy Beckman, Mike Bernui, Dean Tippet (President), Flung Chung. Keith Gaj, Drew Schoeffield, Joseph Liberto, A1 Lee-Young. Row 3: Dr. Koch, Kevin Schendel, James Gilbert, Stephen Le- vine. Jerry Horodowicz, Michael Lobos, John Wrobleski, Kenneth Friedel, Bradley Feild, Janice Johnson, Dr. Giles. Row 4: Karen Zablotny, Celia Coitada, Paul Saltysiak, Brian Valle, Mike Sulewski, Paul Malinda. Row 5: Carmela Runci, Mary Sullivan. Vincent Wrobleski, Kevin P. Valle, John Baker, Paul Marinelli, Dr. Solomon, Dr. Conner. Clubs Organizations 53 Loyola Softball Club Unicorn 54 Clubs Organizations Young Democrats Row 1: Maite Arroyo, Charles Baugh, Amy DelGiorno, Taras Vizzi, Maura Lynch, David Freguson. Row 2: Anne Hollenshade.John Yannone, Donald Kite, Vance Morris, Row 3: Brian Smith, Louis Ruzzi, Matt Chisolm. Row 4: Mike Cetwonka, Sue Godbehere, Sunghee Han, Kathy Bell, Bob Farley, Joe Gerrity. Row 5: Cathy Hoy, Laura Miller, Donna Conoscenti. Row 6: Linda Hallmen, Anna Hurbanis, Clayton Y oung, Liz Kominsky, Tom Iacaboni, Lake Walton. WLCR Row 1: Andy Cirko, John Campo. Row 2: Bill Hartman, Linda Ttezise, Sue Murnane, Chris Guercio, Dotty Steele, Betsy Kosnik, John O ' Brien. Row 3: Paul Grosso, Jack Fitch, Tom Iacaboni, Bob Farley, John Yodonise (General Manager), Chris Kaltenbach, Kevin Boyle, Ben Frederick, Marty Sarsfield, Don Kyne, Burl East. Clubs Organizations 55 Soccer First Row: Kevin Bailey, Rick Wohlfort, Scott Lancaster, Dennis Trent, Bryan McPhee, Jack Ramey, Tom Vitrano. Second Row: Craig Callinan, Brian Kirby, Dan Novak, Reid Sipes, Larry Pietruszka, Joe Papparotto, Pete Mangione, Steven Maynes, A1 Jones (Assistant Coach). Back Row: Greg Portera (Assistant Coach), Tony Butta, Tom Brennan, Chris Gaeng, Leroy Brandimore (Trainer), Bill Sento (Head Coach). Head Coach of the ' Hounds, Bill Sento Soccer Results 4-9-2 W L SCORE Towson State University W 2-1 OT University of Baltimore L 3-1 ©William Mary L 4-3 OT Catholic University L 1-0 Rutgers University TIE 0-0 North Carolina State L 2-1 American University L 3-0 University of Baltimore L 2-1 Georgetown University W 2-0 University of Delaware W 1-0 Towson State University TIE 1-1 Old Dominion University L 3-1 St. Joseph ' s University W 1-0 58 Sports Soccer Wrap-up First-year coach Bill Sento ' s indoctrination into the world of Division 1 Collegiate Soccer was a rough one as the young Greyhounds finished with a mark of 4-9-2. With four starting freshmen and as many as five or six in the game at one time, Loyola started off 1980 with a 2-1 overtime win against Towson State in the Metro Tournament, then went over a month before getting back into the winning column with a 2-0 blanking of Georgetown and a 1-0 shutout of Delaware. The Green and Grey finished up in Philadelphia with a 1-0 win over St. Jo- seph ' s. All-American candidate Kevin Bailey continued his domination at both ends of the pitch, virtually owning every headball near him and shutting down opponents with his speed to the ball and strength in the middle. In the second match with Towson State, Bails ' racked up an amazing 23 headballs while consistently thwarting Tige-r offensive threats. Dennis Trent came on strong late in the season, figuring in the Greyhounds ' last three goals, with Reid Sipes, a transfer from Essex CC, and senior Rick Wohlfort turn- ing in outstanding efforts as well. Freshmen fullbacks Craig Callinan, Chris Gaeng, and Tony Butta showed remarkable poise for first-year players at the college level; Callinan was Loyola ' s leading soccer and Butta and Gaeng combined with Bailey and Sipes to give Loyola a defense that al- lowed less than two goals per game. Keeper Bryan McPhee showed his worth time after time in the nets with some fine games, while Scott Lancaster pushed McPhee for a starting spot and stepped in to record the 1-0 shutout over St. Joseph ' s in the season fi- nale. Former coach Jim Bullington produced 15 winning seasons before he retired, but his first year at Loyola was just 2-8. And with the promise shown by both coach Sento and his squad, everything points to another era of winning soccer at Loyola. Sports 59 60 Sports Sports 6l Women’s Tennis Front Row: Shirley Morales, Jean Simonetti, Fay Kues, Julie Taylor, and Sandy Ebert. Back Row: Betsy Fair, Jill Knighton, Sue Krabbe, Julie Pohlman, Susan Vollmer, Tish Mossman, Patty Allen. Tennis Results Women’s Wrap-up OPPONENTS Scores W L Although the women put together a mark of 3 — 5, that is a very respectable record considering the competition UMBC 7 — 2 L Betsy Fair and her team faced in 1980. The women took on Frostburg State 6 — 2 L powers Towson St., UMBC, and Frostburg St., and man- Trinity College 8 — 1 W aged to take at least one match in each, with the FSU and Johns Hopkins 6 — 3 W Mount verdicts in doubt until the final matches. MT. St. Mary ' s 6 — 3 L Goucher 5 — 4 L Pam Kues, Patty Allen, and Julie Taylor led the Grey- Notre Dame 9 — 0 W hounds in 1980, and all three are back next year. Kues and To wson 8 — 1 L Taylor performed well in the no. 1 and 2 singles spots, 3 — 5 while Tish Mossman (no. 3), Allen (no. 4), Jill Knighton (no. 5) and Sandy Ebbert (no. 6) gave coach Fair solid efforts each match. Kues and Allen were right at the top in the no. 1 doubles matches, with Kues advancing to the semifinals of the MAIAW Tournament before bowing out. 62 Sports Women’s Volleyball Nancy Lowe, Laura Lentz, Mary Polvanale, Patty Schwartz, Christine Collins, Cec Morrison (Coach). Kneeling: Colleen Cross, Laurie Stascavage and Diane Geppi. Women’s Wrap-Up Women ' s volleyball at Loyola has turned the corner, and although they didn’t take the MAIAW Tourna- ment title, they did put together an 18-9 mark, one of the finest ever in the sport at Evergreen. At one point, Cec Morrison and her team forged a nine-game winning streak and went 16 of 17 matches without seeing the loss column. Instrumental in that stretch run to the MAIAW Tournament were the fresh- man-senior combination of Diane Geppi and Mary Polvinale. Geppi’s higging and Polvinale’s defense pulled the Greyhounds out to a number of wins, and sparked the entire team with their play. Sophomores Laurie Stascavage and Judy Ogaitis did superb jobs setting up Geppi, Polvinale, Patty Schwartz, and Laura Lentz, while Liz Zolga and Karen Besok supplied a solid bench and fine spot perfor- manced for coach Morrison. Women’s Results RECORD: 18-9 York College W Catholic University L Towson State Tournament Catholic University L Gettysburg College W Towson State University SPLIT Western Maryland College L UMBC W Bowie State College W Catonsville Tournament Catonsville C.C. L Wilmington College SPLIT Salisbury State SPLIT Delaware Tech W Catholic University SPLIT Washington College W Cecil C.C. W Towson State LTniversity w Western Maryland L St. Mary’s College W Navy W Franklin Marshall Tourney Franklin Marshall w St. Mary’s w Wilmington College w Salisbury State w Morgan State w Goucher College w College Of Notre Dame w William Mary L Gallaudet L MAIAW Tournament Towson State L Morgan State W UMBC L Women’s Field Hockey Front Row. Lisa Gardill, Mary Pat Osborne, Sarah Perilla, Janet Schnader, Janet Eisenhut and Meg Gunther. Second Row: Diane Whitely.Jennifer Ferra, Marge Colandero, Mary McDonald and Sue Russell. Back Row: Susan Harrington, Holly Nyland, Gabirele Grant, Sharon Holtschnieder (Coach), Maureen O ' Neil, Lynn Maskell, and Molly Wollam. Women’s Results Women’s Wrap-Up 7 — 5 — 3 OPPONENT W L SCORE ©Goucher College W 2 — 1 ©Trinity College W 2—0 Frostburg State L 4 — 1 ©Salisbury State L 5 — 0 Catholic University W 2 — 1 ©American University TIE 1 — 1 UMBC W 5 — 0 @St. Mary’s College TIE 1 — 1 Towson State University L 4 — 1 Georgetown University W 4 — 0 Hood College MAIAW Tournament TIE 1 — 1 Mount St. Mary ' s L 2 — 1 UMBC W 4 — 1 Towson State L 1 — 0 Johns Hopkins University W 4 — 1 With just one senior and a group of eager freshmen, coach Sharon Holtschneider took her one of the finest records in field hockey at Loyola, team to posting a 7 — 5 — 3 mark and a fine showing in the MAIAW Tournament. The women had a seven-game stretch with just one loss going into the tournament, but a 2 — 1 loss to finalist Mt. St. Mary ' s and a 1 — 0 penalty stroke defeat at the hands of MAIAW participant Towson St. saw Loyola finish in 5th place after a 4 — 1 win over UMBC. Janet Eisenhut and Maureen O ' Neill shared the top scoring honors with Lynn Maskell, Holly Nyland, and Mary McDonald coming through with fine efforts during the season. Freshman Mary Pat Osborne played well enough in the goal to earn a spot on the MAIAW All-Star Team along with Eisenhut, and the future looks very promising for field hockey here at Loyola for the next few years. 64 Sports Sports 65 Cross Country Fred Smith, Mark Rosasco, Cindy Gaver, Ph il Jackman (Coach), Jose Albomoz, Greg Bacinski, Dennis Sullivan. Wrap-Up The Greyhound harriers had as few as only 4 or 5 runners at various times throughout the season, but still managed to forge a 4 — 7 mark for 1980. Sophomore Dennis Sullivan consistently finished first among Loyola runners, while classmate Jose Alboronoz and senior Mark Rosasco shared the no. 2 and 3 spots for coach Phil Jackman. Tim Turner, Jim Enright, and Greg Bacinski came through with consistently strong efforts, while Cindy Gaver, the lone woman on the squad, shows Loyola has the potential to develop a good women ' s X-C program with just a few more runners. The season ended on a good note, as the team of Alboronoz, Sullivan, Turner, Jack Guilfoyle, Ba- cinski, and coach Jackman won the 62.4 mile Monu- mental Relay from Downtown Baltimore to the Pa. state line and back in a time of 6:55.41. 66 Sports Wrestling Standing: Bob Redmond, Mike Morley, Marcus Clavio, Jim Garland, Coach Jordan Kneeling: Joe McGuire, Joe Awkward, Bob Schutz, and Tim Caulfield. Men’s Wrap — Up Men’s Results Loyola ' s wrestling team had some troubles this season as it compiled a 2-13-1 record against some of the top wrestling powers in the area. However, first — year coach Mike Jordan feels that his freshman dominated team earned some valuable experience. The Greyhounds lost seven contests by an average of just 15 points and did in fact forfeit 12 points per contest due to the lack of depth and unfortunate injur- ies. The team came away with wins over Haverford and Howard University and got stronger as the season pro- gressed. Many of the wrestlers had to sacrifice personal records to compete in higher we ight classes. In the final stretch of the season, captain Joe McGuire posted a 4-1 mark, Tim Caulfield came through at 4-2 and Bob Schutz, the only one of six Loyola wrestlers to advance in the regionals, finished with a 3-3 mark. Opponents W L Score American L 38-12 ©Western Maryland L 51-0 ©Haverford W 33-15 ©York L 51-6 Howard TIE 24-24 Elizabethtown L 39-18 —Rutgers — Camden L 31-18 ©George Washington L 51-6 Indiana (Pa.) L 50-3 Susquehanna L 54-3 Delaware State L 36-24 Johns Hopkins L 33-15 Hampton Institute L 33-21 ©Towson State L 48-0 Howard W 30-20 Longwood L 25-21 Sports 67 Men’s Basketball Front Row: Mike Frias (Manager), David Urban, Skip Mitchell, John MiGinnis, Tom Tierney, Gordon Miller, Mark Townsend, Leroy Keller, Clayton Young (Manager). Back Row: Leroy Bradimore (Trainer), Lou Sales, Steven Rossiter, Stash Wojcik, Gary Dicovitsky (Coach), Mark DiGiacomo (Captain), Mark Valderas, Tom Caraher, Tim Koch (Assistant Coach), and Rev. James Donahoe, S.J. (Assistant Coach). Men’s Results Opponents Coach Dicovitsky retires, leaving a four year winning streak behind him. r L SCORE Washington w 90-77 (©George Mason L 90-79 @Johns Hopkins W 67-63 @York College w 82-74 ©New York Tech w 85-75 St. Anselm ' s w 82-62 Merrimack L 75-71 St. Michael’s L 71-66 Mercy W 82-65 Pratt W 86-57 @UMBC L 74-73 ©Southampton W 81-62 ©Assumption L 63-62 Morgan State W 69-56 ©Penn State L 88-47 Baltimore L 72-55 Mt. St. Mary’s L 87-78 ©Philadelphia Textile L 78-59 Castleton State W 74-58 ©Catholic University W 65-52 ©Mt. St. Mary ' s L 91-71 ©St. Mary’s College W 86-65 Indiana University of Pa. W 82-73 ©Drexel University L 58-51 ©Randolph-Macon W 56-52 68 Sports Men’s Results A 56-52 win over nationally-ranked Randolph-Macon in the season finale capped a 14-11 mark for the Greyhounds as retiring coach Gary Dicovitsky and seniors Mark DiGiacomo, Gordie Miller, and Stash Wojcik exited as winners in the Green and Grey. Loyola jumped out to a 7-3 mark to start the season behind the play of DiGiacomo and Tom Caraher as they de- feated 1980 Division II finalist NY Tech along the way. The month of January saw the Greyhounds go 4-6 against the likes of Mount St. Mary’s, Penn State, Assumption, and Morgan State, and hopes for a fourth straight winning season looked in jeopardy with a 9-9 record and some tough competition coming up. As a tribute to Dicovitsky’s coaching ability and the play of the Greyhounds from top to bottom, Loyola won 5 of their last 7, including that come-from- behind shocker over Randolph-Macon, and made Dicovitsky the first coach in 24 years to guide Loyola basketball to four consecutive winning seasons. 70 Sports Women’s Basketball .lOYOljs. uOYOt oYOftvi.OYO . 1 30 ; 10 , 1270W n ‘ri Standing: Dee Linton (Assistant Coach), Gaby Nagle, Lisa Maletic, Karen Ryerson, Adrienne Moore, Tina Prangley, Peggy Kettles, April Van Story, De De Sneeringer, Denise Montiel, Kate Naughton, Mary Jo McVey, Mary Jane Immel and Anne McCloskey (Coach). Kneeling: Diane Lederer and Meg Foley. Women’s Results Women’s Wrap-Up Opponents W L SCORE The women’s basketball team closed the 1980-81 @George Washington L 68-60 season with a 7-18 record. The youthful squad, includ- ©Shippensburg State L 76-69 ing 6 freshmen and only 1 senior, got off to a 1-3 start Fairfield W 71-59 but then went on to win 5 of their next 6 games. St. Peter’s L 84-56 With the team record at 4-3, 5-11 sophomore De De Salisbury State W 86-61 Sneeringer was sidelined with an injury, and the Grey- Robert Morris w 78-66 hounds went 3-15 the rest of the way. One of the St. Michael ' s w 76-48 brightest spots was the TSU Invitational where the West Chester L 90-85 OT Hounds won 2 out of 3- Kean W 83-64 A nice surprise this year was freshman Peggy Ket- Slippery Rock w 70-69 tles, who averaged 12.2 points and 8.8 rebounds each ©Monmouth L 102-61 contest. The 5-11 forwards ' best game was against West ©University of Delaware L 78-64 Chester State College when she rang up 28 points and American University L 69-64 pulled down 16 rebounds. ©Bowie State L 66-57 Junior guard Gaby Nagle led the team in FG%. (.502) ©Mt. St. Mary’s L 49-45 and scoring (17.8). Gaby had the best single game effort Morgan L 86-61 of the season against Catholic when she registered 32 ©Catholic U. L 66-64 points. ©Philadelphia Textile L 76-68 Tina Pragley finished right behind Kettles in re- ©Towson State L 74-61 bounding, averaging 8.6, with her best game against Navy L 77-63 Philadelphia Textile when she snagged 16. Freshman Widener College L 71-62 Lisa Maletic ranked first in assists with 80 and was American W 67-66 second in steals behind Kettles. Lisa was also second in George Washington L 75-66 FG% (.460) and will definitely be a valuable asset for Mt. St. Mary’s L 66-65 next year ' s team. West Chester L 86-67 Diane Lederer, this year’s only senior, finished her career at Loyola with 466 points. This places her in the § 8 spot in Loyola women ' s basketball. 72 Sports «■ Sports 73 Women’s Swimming Front Row: Karen Murphy, Cate Maggiore, Maureen Comick, Judy Ogaitis, Cathy Dannemiller, Laura Barham, Donna Hurst. Back Row: Molly Wollam, Shelly Cosgrove, Liz Zalga, Barb Horgan, Amy Soisson, Tricia Merkert, Peggy Fonshell, Coach Murphy. Women’s Results Opponents Franklin Marshall L Shepherd L Notre Dame TIE Towson State L @Frostburg State L @Goucher W Western Maryland L American University L @York L Hood W MAIAW Meet 6th Place Captains: Cathy Dannemiller, Mike Soisson and Barb Horgan. Women’s Wrap-Up The Greyhounds finished with a regular season re- cord of 2-7-1 as they trounced Hood College 90-40. At the post-season MAIAW Meet, coach Tom Murphy’s swimmers finished 6th out of a field of 10. At the Towson Center pool. Shelly Cosgrove set a record for the 50 back (:31.18) as well as the 100 back (1:07.80) and 200 back (2:30.43). The freshman also set a Loyola single season scoring record of 62.50 points at the MAIAW meet and has been one of Murphy ' s most consistent performers all year. Junior Cathy Dannemiller, second in team scoring this season (157.25), also set a school record at the MAIAW meet, eclipsing the 200 IM mark by turning in a time of 2:46.04. Losing no one to graduation, the future looks bright for an experienced women’s team to return next year. 74 Sports Men’s Swimming Front Row: Vince Wrobiewski, Bob St. Ledger, George Hebner, Pat Connor, Karen Murphy, Molly Wollam. Second Row: Paul Saltysiak, Mike Soisson.Joe Tilghman, Alex Voultepsis.Jack Devine, Coach Murphy. Back Row: John Finamore, Scott Littleton, Matt Bickley, Mike Saicki,Jose Albornoz, Wally Nichols. Men’s Wrap-Up Men’s Results Opponents Coach Tom Murphy’s Greyhounds closed their sea- Franklin Marshall L son with a third place finish in the Tri-State swimming Shepherd L and diving championships at Towson State. The @Towson State L Hounds compiled a 6-4 record for the year after getting @Millersville State W off to a slow start. @Frostburg State W Captain Mike Soisson led the team at Tri-States with Western Maryland W 54 of Loyola ' s 235 team points. Mike set three individ- American University L ual school records with a first place and a time of @Ring’s College W 4:23-22 in the 400 yard, individual medley. He also @Howard University W captured school records in the 200 yd. I.M., 200 yd. @York College (Pa.) W B’fly, and was part of the record breaking 400 yd. and 800 yd. freestyle relay teams. This was Mike’s best year Tri States meet 3rd place as he compiled 165.78 points which brought his career point total to 619-53 — the highest in school history. Coach Murphy was pleased and proud of his team at Tri-States as everyone brought their times down. Four other Hounds got into the limelight beside Soisson and set new records. Joe Tilghman and George Hebner set new records in the 1650 yd. freestyle and the 100 yd. freestyle, respectively. Bob St. Ledger shattered the 100 yd. breaststroke mark — a record that had stood since 1963 — and Vince Wrobiewski was the first at Loyola ever to place in the 3 meter diving competition. Although Soisson was the team leader, he is the only graduating senior on the Greyhounds squad, and coach Murphy can look forward to another successful season next year. Men’s Lacrosse Front Row: Steve Klose, Dave Julian, Bredon Herron, Ben Hagberg, Wade Dauses.Joe Carrier, Mark Brennan, Tony Golden, Mike Chasney, Scott Hahn, Mike Goode, Dave Maynes, Neil Lanzi. Second Row: Brandy, Mike Schmidt, Mark Fortman, Jack Ramey, Jeff Worcester, Mike Fiocco, Alex Naurelis, Steve McCloskey, Rick Arnold, Gary Hanley, Tom Robinson, Steve Aulkerian, Matt Fortman, and Jay Connor — Coach. Back Rowr Jim Cooke, Chris Gaeng, Ross Taylor, Neal Barthelme, Drew Bowden, Gary Rice, Moe Bozel.Jeff Stern, Mark Mason, Paul Hagen and Pete Lohrey. Men’s Results Men’s Wrap — Up Opponents W L Score ©Pennsylvania L 10-9ot Towson State W 15-9 ©Gettysburg W 27-12 New Hampshire L 13-1 2ot Bucknell W 16-8 Western Maryland W 14-9 Baltimore W 15-7 Washington College W 17-10 ©Georgetown W 17-5 ©L1MBC L 13-7 William Mary W 10-6 ©Penn State L 18-12 ©Mt. St. Mary ' s W 13-3 Morgan State W 25-8 Salisbury State W 12-llot Adelphi L 17-14 The men ' s lacrosse team closed out it’s Division II season goin all the way to the National Championship against Adelphi, only to fall a couple of goals short. The Greyhounds finished the season with an 11-5 re- cord. There wasn’t much more the team could do in the fourth quarter of the NCAA national title game. The Greyhounds hit on all seven of their shots, outscoring Adelphi 7-3- Unfortunately, all Loyola’s final — period accuracy did was bring it within one goal (15-14) of the Panthers, who built an early lead and scored twice in the final 1:15 of the game for the final cushion and win the title, 17-14. Senior Gary Hanley, who became Loyola’s all — time leading scorer, ended the season with 47 goals and 42 assists. Ben Hagberg, a transfer from Anne Arundel C.C., ended with 18 goals and 31 assists. Other scoring leaders included David Maynes (25 18) Neal Barth- elme (18 13), Alex Gavrelis (21 8), Tony Golden (22 5), Jack Ramey (13 13) and Mark Brennan (15 6). Steve McCloskey, the team’s Most Valuable Player and a prime candidate for All — America honors, led the team in the nets with an 18 saves per game average. Wade Dauses, Moe Bozel and Joe Carrier provided a strong line of defense. 76 Sports 78 Sports Men’s Tennis Members: Mike Sulewski.John Gibert, Fabio Beltren, Roger Slagle, Dave Gaudreau, Jerry Horrodowicz, Bob Hauver, Ken Carlberg.John Ghiardi, Ray Donovan, Chris Bagley, Coach — Rick McClure. Men’s Wrap — Up Men’s Results Loyola ' s tennis team finished the season with a 6-9 record with wins over Baltimore, Johns Hopkins, UMBC, York College, Gallaudet and Moravian. Coach Rick McClure’s team was led by senior Mike Sulewski, who won eight of 15 singles matches. The other top seeded players on the team included John Gilbert, Fa- bio Beltran, Bob Hauver, Ray Donovan and Dave Gau- drea. RECORD: 6-9 Opponents W L Score Scranton L 6-3 Howard L 8-1 Mt. St. Mary ' s L 6-3 Baltimore U. W 9-0 Johns H opkins U. W 6-3 Salisbury L 6-3 Catholic U. L 7-2 Gallaudet W 9-0 UMBC W 6-3 Moravian W 6-3 Scranton L 5-2 UMBC L 6-3 York W NA Towson State W 7-2 Sports 79 Women’s Lacrosse Front Row: Lisa Gardill, Janet Eisenhut, and Patty Allen. Row II: Nancy Macci, Mary Pat Osborne, Diane Whitely, Sarah Perailla, Sue Russell, Mary Kay Gries, Margie Colandreo, Georgia Nastos, Meg Gunther, Theresa Halloway. Row III: Kelly Connor, Diane Geppi, Erin Keavney, Diane Lederer, Laura Crosby, Pam Kues, Linda Justice, Holly Nyland, Mary McDonald, Jackie McDonald, and Renie Maas. Back Row: Betsy Fair — As- sistant Coach, Tricia Merkert, Gabrielle Grant, Terri Hobbo, Trish Mossman, Mary Polvinale, Colleen Cross, Kathy Finamore, Sabrina Linton, Jonette Bartlinski. Kate Naughten and Anne McCloskey — Coach. Women’s Results Women’s Wrap — Up Opponents W L Score ©Essex C.C. W 13-6 @UMBC W 10-2 Georgetown W 20-0 Mary Washington W 18-4 ©Shippensburg State W 12-6 Towson State L 10-7 Salisbury State W 12-6 ©Virginia W 9-7 tjohns Hopkins W 18-6 tEssex C.C. W 9-8 tTowson State L 8-3 Millersville State W 11-7 t tDelaware L 16-8 t tTowson State W 10-5 Johns Hopkins W 21-6 Frostburg State W 10-4 t t tPlymouth State W 21-7 t t tDelaware L 7-6 t t tColgate W 4-3 The women’s lacrosse team finished another superb season placing third in the National Tournament of the Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women’s Division II bracket. The Greyhounds finished the year with a 15-4 record. Loyola won its first five games of the season before suffering its first loss to Towson State. The women won their next four games before losing the champion- ship of the Maryland Colleges Tournament, again the loss came at the hands of Towson State. After beating Millersville State in a tuneup for the Eastern AIAW tournament, the Greyhounds lost their opening region- al game to Delaware but came back to beat Towson State for third place to capture the bid for the nationals. At the AIAW Tournament, Loyola beat Plymouth State in the first round, but lost a 7-6 heartbreaker to eventual champion Delaware in the semifinals. The team won third place by beating Colgate, 4-3, in the consolation championship. 80 Sports Golf Members: John Finnegan, Brian Fitzpatrick, Tim Morris, Paul Moran, Greg Jones, Ray Tomaise, Andy Aiken, D. Kelley, G. Bartlett, and Dr Michael Ventura — Coach. Men’s Wrap — Up Men’s Results Loyola ' s golf team won four of its first seven match- es and went on to finish the spring season with a 6-6 record. The Greyhounds three matches by one stroke, so its easy to conceive that the team was only four putts away from going 9-3- Dr. Michael Ventura’s squad lost to Johns Hopkins, Western Maryland, and York Col- lege in the dose matches. Loyola came back to beat Western Maryland handily later in the season, but the lost to Hopkins was disappointing because the team beat the Blue Jays earlier. John Finnegan, Paul Moran and Brian Fitzpatrick were the consistent low scorers for the Greyhounds. L Loyola 462 Georgetown 426 W Loyola 417 Baltimore 476 W Loyola 417 Johns Hopkins 424 W Loyola 417 Gettysburg 418 L Loyola 451 Western Maryland 450 L Loyola 451 Salisbury State 420 W Loyola 427 Catholic U. 473 W Loyola 427 West. Maryland 451 W Loyola Mt. St. Mary ' s L Loyola 451 Johns Hopkins 443 L Loyola 441 Towson State 403 L Loyola 441 York College 440 Sports 81 The summer ' s heat lingered on as this year ' s freshmen joined together to start a new year at Loyola. Activities included a picnic, a Clubs and Services Fair, various speeches, campus tours, and a mixer. The freshman were each given a Loyola frisbee to play with on the green beach” by the library. 84 Student Life Art Festival Loyola ' s fifteenth annual Outdoor Invitational Art Exhibition was held on September 21st, and despite a constant light rain, was fairly well attended. It featured the work of approximately 70 Baltimore artists, eight of whom received $100.00 prizes. The Art Exhibition is a yearly special event that involves Loyola with the Baltimore Community and provides everyone with an afternoon of cultural entertainment. Outdoor Concert Notre Dame College and the Loyola Junior Class combined efforts to present to the student body a free outdoor concert featuring the popular band and singing group Off the Wall . The Concert was s success as students from both colleges joined on this warm Septem- ber 21st afternoon for hours of entertainment and general socializ- ing. Set Up Your Friend Dance The most recent addition to Loyola ' s vast array of social affairs, the Set Lip Your Friend dance provided more than the usual challenge to potential couples. The dates were arranged and paid for by friends” and at times the course of the evening determined the course of those friendships. Held in the student center this Novem- ber 21st, this dance was organized by Billy Burke, was one of RAC’s more successful ventures, and hopefully will become a tradition. Student Life 87 Oktoberfest This year’s Oktoberfest, a traditional midsemester beer blast, had a distinctly non-German atmosphere, as the band played mostly country rock music. Students attending put away the German sau- sage, sauerkraut and beer, and did a good night ' s worth of dancing, even if it was ’ ' clogging” instead of a polka. 88 Student Life Student Life 89 Hound Day The 1980 Hound Day” was indeed a field day for begrudging upperclassmen as RAC president Bill Burke opened up the fall season with Loyola ' s annual no holes barred” search for unsuspect- ing freshman. The participants were not disappointed if embarass- ment, harassment and good clean dirty fun were obsessions as the twenty-four hour abusement began on midnight of October 3rd. The festivities included an open night challenge of endurance (both physical and mental) and the tradional enslavement was continued through the following day as the hounds were coerced into often irrational feats of bravery, originality and talent. Smiles never left the faces of these voluntary victims and one elated, though exhausted, hound commented from inside his transvestite attire If I live through this, I ' ll never die. 1.1 90 Student Life Student Life 91 92 Student Life m %f K •V.iiilW’ Student Life 93 Dance Marathon The Dance Marathon, often affectionately refered to as boogie till you drop , again took to their limits the various participants as well as a few bystanders for the benefit of the Maryland Association for Retarded Citizens. The Marathon, organized by the SCEC, raised an impressive amount on this November 7th day, with the help from Loyola and the surrounding community. 94 Student Life Student Life 95 Parent’s Weekend On October 4th and 5th, a special program was hosted for the parents of Loyola students. There was a tour of the campus, and then parents had the choice of visiting Baltimore or watching the Loyola University of Baltimore soccer game in the afternoon. The highlight of the weekend was a special concert with Henry Mancini conducting the Baltimore Sym- phony Orchestra at the Civic Center. 96 Student Life Football Intramurals The persistance of the Stonies finally reaped its benefits this year and tripped up the outplayed Bad Company for the Intramural Football crown. The Stonies, placed second last year in a disappoint- ing one touchdown loss to the Crabs. Edged by more than one of their opponents this season, the Stonies proved their dominance with a 19 to 7 championship victory. Student Life 97 Homecoming Jane Cass expressed tearful surprise as she received Homecoming queen honors at this year’s alumni sponsored affair. The November 25th event lived up to its reputation as Loyola Alumni join students in celebrating this first semi-formal of the season. Everyone who was anyone attended, including the renown Baltimore band Paper Cup”, who entertained in their usual style of excellence. This alumni- sponsored tradition never fails to outdo itself in uniting the ages and eras of Loyola College. Homecoming Queen, Jane Cass 98 Student Life Student Life 99 United Way Day November 14 — United Way Day always provides its share of entertainment to the administration, students and faculty members who participate. Its charitable atmosphere is infectious as gambling for a good cause” reaches into hearts and pockets respectively throughout the course of the day. 100 Student Life 102 Student Life Student Life 103 Our Town Our Town by Thornton Wilder was first produced in 1938. Loyola College’s rendition, November 21 — 22, was presented by the Evergreen Players and directed by James E. Dockery, SJ. Our Town”, through it’s universality reached out to touch a part of every one in the audience. The two and one-half hour play moved with a speed that conveyed the idea that we are on this earth but for a very short time and we never really live it, we just let it happen. Cast Stage Manager Mrs. Gibbs George Gibbs Walley Webb Mr. Webb Joe Kufera Kimberly Lynn Kevin Denney John Stakem Greg Tepe Dr. Gibbs Mrs. Webb Rebecca Gibbs Emily Webb Mrs. Soames Phil Iverson Kimberly Lynn Donna Weaver Annette Mooney Mary Obermiller and Tim Murphy, Patrick Martyn, Hans Mair, Linda Trezise, Rob Lewandowski, Megan Arthur, Jeff Kaneko, Joshua Frade, Tom Rouse, Angela Kufera, Grace Neumann, and Susan Trotter. 104 Student Life Student Life 105 “XT George Andrews President Susan Godbehere VP of Academics Bill Burke VP of Student Affairs Tom Iacoboni VP of Social Affairs immi ■umri rrrrrrrr ' rrrrmr rrrpi i � ■� i January Term January Term 1981 was? 1. Cold and Academic 2. Fun and a time to party 3. A time for personal expression and a chance to explore Baltimore You Decide. Student Life ill WELCOM TO LOYOLA ' STeVi Ew Christmas at Loyola ' lam 129 The Port Welcome Cruise 130 Student Life Student Life 131 The President’s Evergreen Ball The President’s Evergreen Ball was held at the Belvedere Hotel on March 21. Cocktails, Dinner and Dancing were on the agenda for this elegant evening to cap off the Maryland Day Festivities. Students were entertained by The Bob Isreal Orchestra and Strolling Strings. It was a special treat as the roving violins played through dinner. And who could forget sneaking up to the 13th Floor for a romantic look out over the city lights of Baltimore. 132 Student Life St. Patty’s Thirst Party Celtic Thunder and the Roisin Dubh Ceili Club Irish Dancers entertained all the Loyola Micks on March 12. This years event, held in the gym, proved there is a little Irish in all of us. The event also provided a mark that we were at the half way point of the semester. Can you imagine a better way to celebrate such an event? 134 Student Life x I’M A LOYOLA MICK! Student Life 135 CAMPUS SPEED 15 GREYHOUNCO The curriculum blues aren t over yet Propo- Maryland Day A celebration of the 21st annual Maryland Day Anniversary took place on the Evergreen Campus on March 20 to commemorate the 1634 founding of Maryland. The Maryland Day Ceremony took place in Alumni Memorial Chapel. During the Ceremony the An- drew White Medal, Service Medalions, The Who ' s Who Awards along with the Teacher of Year Award were presented. The 1981 Teacher of the Year Award went to Dr. Mackiw of the Mathematics Department. A cocktail party reception was held later in Jenkins Forum. 140 Student Life Teacher of the Year — Dr. George Mackiw. Student Life 141 Sadie Hawkins Dance The girls got their chance on April 10 to ask the guy of their dreams out for a night of fun and dancing. This was the third successful Sadie Hawkins Dance at Loyola. This year’s dance was sponsored by the Classs of 1981. 142 Student Life Junior Prom The Class of 1982 held their prom at the Hunt Valley Inn on May 9th. Cocktails, Dinner and dancing to the music of Gazze” made this a truly elegant and enjoyable affair for all who attended. The Juniors, under the leadership of their president, Vanessa Pappas, went all out as the partying continued well into the morning. Define- tely a good time. 144 Student Life Student Life 145 Preakness This year was the 106 th annual running of the Preakness at the Pimlico Race Track. Camp Loyola could again be found amongst the crowd enjoying the races, food, beer, and other infield activities. This year’s Kentucky Derby Winner, Pleasant Colony, also took the second leg of the Triple Crown. The cool, overcast day did little to dampen the spirits at Camp Loyola. Student Life 147 Pamela F. Alexander Joseph Amato Mary Catherine Arena Martin Bacon Shawn Kevin Baker Carol Anne Bara Kevin J. Bailey Raymond Barley, Jr. Mary Beth Bacinski Katheryn L. Bagwell John D. Baker Jennifer Barranger 150 Seniors Denise C. Barrett Joseph William Bennett Darlene Maria Bermel Stella Marie Beutgen James Barry Martin Reeve Barthelme Fabio Beltran Karen Bentz Kathy Beskid Andrew J. Bevacqua Joseph E. Bianco Timothy P. Blair Seniors 151 Carol Blenkner Mark Boettiger Paul Bollinger 152 Seniors Theresa A. Brown Vanessa Brown Bradley T Browne Ann Brozena Cathy Buck Marie Budosh Mary Virginia Bunker Steven W. Bunte Joseph Butler Geoff Cabin Seniors 153 154 Seniors Donna L. Cahan Michael J. Callaghan Robert J. Callens Christina A. Canelos mm John Cannella Carol Carfine Hung K. Cheung Yun Kwon Chong Josette Chung Marilyn Camp Joseph E. Carney James Caulfield Susan Cianelli Seniors 155 JoAnna Cinelli M. Kathleen Cole Glenn Crenshaw Paul C. Crovo Renee L. Crowl Patricia Bernadette Cunningham tamm Bro. Paul J. Coco, S.M. Kathleen Corey Francis N. Crotty, Jr. Matthew F. Curry 156 Seniors Paula Darby Joann Demanss Anthony J. DiPaula Patty Devanny Michael J. Dippold Betsie Devenny Joseph P Doerfler Joanne Danner Susan Patricia DeLeon Mark Vincent DiGiacomo Mary Anne J. Donadio Seniors 157 Mary Jo Donnelly Thomas Anthony Downes James Neil Dubyoski Edward C. Eby Laurie Emmerich Michael Timothy Edmonds James Enright 158 Seniors Sue Ellen Ensor Clement D. Erhardt III Patricia Feeley Michelle Field John A. Fitch III Sally Fitzpatrick Gloria Amanda Flach Kevin C. Foley Daniel A. Everitt Donald T. Falter, Jr. Michael Fiocco J. Patrick Fitch Seniors 159 Marian Choy Fong Frances Siu Fong Catherine J. Galasso 160 Seniors Seniors 161 Frank Giachini Maria C. Gonzalez Paul M. Geraty John Gerard Gilbert Gene Marie Gribbin Ken Gutermuth Timothy Getka Ann T. Gilligan Arnold D. Gries Debora A. Guy Henry H. Gilmore Christina S. Guercio 162 Seniors Patricia A. Guzzo J. Mark Hagan Margaret Hagar Gary Hanley Patrick M. Harvey Cynthia Hilliard Bro. Wayne J. Halpern, S.M Rory A. Huagh Thomas F. Hinkey Dukkyun Han Eugene B Herron, Jr Seniors 163 Stephen A. Holland Thomas W. Hopple, Jr. Brian Hunt John R. Hussar, Jr, Gregory Alan Hook Barbara L. Hopp Linda M. Howser Thomas M. Hughes jAi.ro ChAJfl o: M l Martha Holtzner Jerry John Horodowicz 164 Seniors Barbara J. Johnson David Jones Martin Philip Iverson James Bruce Jarboe HgMM ! Karen Leslie Jones Terri Ann Jones Christopher I. Kaltenbach Kenneth Kanczylarz Mary Jo Kane Seskin Kardmai Senior 165 166 Seniors Darrell Christopher Karl David John Kelly James Kirchner Alfred Schoellkopf Kramer Fran Katcef Christine Kenny R. Cort Kirkwood Richard Kuehn Kevin Thomas Kavanagh Tony Kim Herbert E. Knapp Joseph A. Kufera Kieran Kelley Vesta Kimble Thomas A. Kuhn Seniors 167 Denise E. Lally Linda J. Laughlin Diane Lederer Bruce Neil Lemler Thomas E. Lentz Donald M. Leubecker Gerard W. Lhotsky 168 Seniors Thomas H. Lind Linda Looney _ _ji Barbara Lynch Philip Maher Kathryn Lloyd Timothy Lorber Nancy Macci John J. Malone Michael J. Lobos Philip James Ludwig Mary K. MacFarlane Kathy Maloney Donald E. Lybrook, Jr. Seniors 169 Harry M. Markopolos Terri Lynn Martin Jose Martinez Lynn Maskell Richard J. Mason, Jr. Salvatore J. Masteiione Cheryl Mazaika 170 Seniors Albert Louis Mazzotta Sharon J. McCormack Joseph M. McFarland Peter J. McGarahan Vincent M. McHugh F. David McNamara III Anne P McShalley Karen Elizabeth Meekins Stephen McCloskey Nicholas F. McCoy Bridget Meyer Seniors 171 Elizabeth Anne Mike Shirley O. Morales John R. Morrow, Jr. Michael J. Murray Gordon Alan Miller Cynthia Moran Stephen G. Moxley Christopher F. Naughten Michelle Annette Molleur Lance G. Montour Stephen Matthew Moran Ellen Kathryn Morris Barbara Murphy Brian C. Murray William Henry Neveker Dorothy I. Neville 172 Seniors Seniors 173 Joseph J. Nibali Richard Hugh O ' Donnell Andrea Eileen Origoni Victor Norris Craig O ' Brien Mary Gail Obermiller Michael Evangetos Orfanos John O ' Brien Elise M. O ' Grady Mark O ' Malley Arlene Denise Osinski 174 Seniors Joan R. Papania Maria K. Paranuk Anne Paulus Patrick J. Perkins Gregory J. Pessagno Joann Marie Petillo Donna Marie Pettisani Jalann Perechinsky Patrice Perry Kristine M. Petersen Anne Marie Pinamonti Seniors 175 Daniel J. Plankett Mary A. Polvinale George E. Ponticas Henry Anthony M. Ramirez Raul Alejandro Ramos James R Ramsden 176 Seniors Bernadette Reynolds Susan Riccardi Patrice Richards Dee Ann Ritterpusch Michael J. Roberta Emily F. Rodowsky Joseph Rolfes John P. Rommel John M. Rhode Sharon A. Roeder Seniors 177 r 178 Seniors Mark Rosasco Joe Scanlon Charles Edward Senseney Denise L. Rowe Daniel Sakowski Rose M. Schmitz Michael J. Seymour Diana T. Rozanski Barry M. Sanders Patricia A. Schwartz Larry Vincent Shackelford Robert B Rummerfield Robert E. Sauthoff Betsy A. Seipel Scott D. Shellenberger Seniors 179 Mark Joseph Stang Norma M. Stielper Linda Stivaletta Margaret L. Strohecker 180 Seniors Michael E. Sulewski Jennifer L. Swartley A Leslie Ann Sutherland 7 Tfffjfi far William Donald Schaefer and the Citizens of Baltimon Judith A. Swift Kathleen E. Swoboda Beth A. Talbott Eileen Therese Tehan Patrick Tehan Seniors 181 Joanne Toscano Patricia M. Tierney Dean S. Tippett Patrick Mark Trainor Dennis L. Trent Thomas J. Trueschler Jennifer Anne Uhl Joseph E. Tucker 182 Seniors Dawn Marie Vechio Debra Lynn Vojtech Stephen M. White Mark Wiedorfer Richard Joseph Vojtech Benjamin G. Washburn, Jr. Lynn Weinberg Lisa A. Wiegmann Mary Patricia Walsh Donna Weaver ■Hi Kathleen Whelan Anita Marie Haste Wilhelm Seniors 183 John Christopher Wilhelm Richard Paul Wohlfort, Jr. Kathleen Marie Wright Janet L. Wilkerson Patricia E. Wilkinson Francis Hamilton Wilson Karl M. Wolf Scott C. Woods Jeffrey B. Worcester John J Wroblewski Steven D. Yeung John J. Yodonise 184 Seniors Seniors 185 Senior Crab Feast On September 28 the Class of ’81 gathered for the traditional opening social event of senior year. This years feast was organized by Senior Representatives — Donna Pattisani, Mike Fiocco, and Joann Demanss. Mass quantities of crabs were picked clean and mucho kegs of beer were tapped dry as music, volleyball, and dancing wild away the afternoon. The McAuley Courtyard disco opened at 7 p.m. with balcony boogieing and line dancing John Travolta style to the tunies of Blondie, Michael Jackson and The Supremes. The full effect of the beer and sun on the crabfilled crowd was the complete realization that we have made it, finally we are SENIORS!!! 186 Seniors Senoirs 187 Senior 100’s Night’s Cheep Beer . . . Cheep Band . . . Cheep Munchies . . . Cheep Shots . . . Lots of little Greyhound birdies whis- pered into the ears of Mary Jo, Jamie, Patty and Doug — who didn ' t hesitate to tell all to the crowd gathered on February 21st to celebrate the 100 Night countdown till graduation. Slanderous statements included revela- tions about Anne ' s hair, Tricia ' s pair, Little Bob and Big Red. The boys sang a song about themselves (natu- rally), while the girls sang about our four years at Loyola. Several libel suits are pending the outcome of graduation. The Loyola News Service: Telephone, Telegraph, Tele-Canelos lisiir ' Seniors 189 The Senior Prom The Senior Prom, the gala affair that is the crowning event of Senior Week, took place on Thursday, the twenty-eighth of May at seven o ' clock in the evening at the Hunt Valley Inn. The Class of 1981 ' s Formal Dinner Dance with entertainment supplied by Ma- jestic” was enjoyed by all who attended. It was a misty evening but that did not dampen the spirits of ' 81 as we partied well into the evening. Truly a night to be remembered and never to be forgotten. Senior Week Exams were over and four hard years of work were laid to rest. It was time to enjoy all we had worked for in that time. A cocktail party hosted by the Alumni Association followed by a Bull Roast fit for a king kicked off senior week. Of course, the party moved to McAuley later in the evening. The next night it was a Pina Colada Party in the Rat and more partying. It was nearing the end for the Class of 1981 to party together as carefree undergraduates. We lived it up to give us something to look back on in those hectic years ahead. Friends we will always have and some that will drift away came together for one last big week of partying. 194 Seniors The Baccalaureate Mass The beginning of the end started for the Class of 1981 with the Baccalaureate Mass held on May 30 at 7:30 P.M. in the Cathedral of Mary Our Queen. Friends are relatives turned out to help the Class of 1981 celebrate in the graduation ceremonies. M sTW- Jr fTOTM Xf tv A V J .TlbvrjH 198 Seniors Commencement On Sunday, May 31 at 3 P.M., Loyola’s 132 annual commence- ment ceremonies took place on the Evergreen Campus. The Class of 1981 was awarded over 430 bachelor’s degrees. This beautiful Sun- day afternoon brought with it the conclusion of an era for the Class of 1981. It was a day wraught with uncertainty about the weather, joy over conquering a goal, and remorse as we knew it was the end of those carefree days of being an undergraduate. Time had passed so quickly since the fall of 1977 and the day we thought would never come was here. Then it was all over and it was now time to move on. 200 Seniors incites HC 55 sums future endcawi l tout iui ufiiibic n Sc Ji ZS.K. ■ f Every man has his daydreams Every man has his goal People like the way dreams have of sticking to the soul Thunderclouds have their lightening Nightingales have their song And don ' t you see I want my life to be Something more than long? Rivers belong where they can ramble Eagles belong where they can fly I’ve got to be where my spirit can run free Got to find my corner of the sky. So many men seem destined To settle for something small But I won’t rest until I know I’ll have it all So don’t ask where I’m going But listen when I’m gone And far away you’ll hear me singing softly to the dawn. Stephen Schwartz Corner of the Sky lid a Senior Directory MARIA ALBORNOZ 6307 PARK HGTS AVE BALTIMORE, MD 21215 PAMELA ALEXANDER 3206 FERNWOOD CT BALDWIN, MD 21013 JOSEPH AMATO 6002 WESTWOOD AVE BALTIMORE, MD 21206 MARY ARENA 106 BLUE ROCK RD WILMINGTON, DE 19809 MARY BACINSKI 10321 GREENSIDE DR COCKEYSVILLE, MD 21030 MARTIN BACON 2231 CHESTERFIELD AVE BALTIMORE, MD 21213 KATHERYN BAGWELL 1189 GLENPOINTE CT BLOOMFIELD HLS, MI 48013 KEVIN BAILEY 5110 MERIDY AVE BALTIMORE, MD 21236 JOHN BAKER 4319 PENN AVE BALTIMORE, MD 21236 SHAWN BAKER 10508 FARNHAM DR BETHESDA, MD 20014 CAROL BARA 3917 BAKER AVENUE ABINGDON, MD 21009 RAYMOND BARLEY, JR 7702 BEEKAY RD BALTIMORE, MD 21219 BARRANGER 1237 GLENHAVEN RD BALTIMORE, MD 21239 DENISE BARRETT 5107 FRANKFORD AVE BALTIMORE, MD 21206 JAMES BARRY 1414 MADISON ST NW WASHINGTON, DC 20011 MARTIN BARTHELME 203 ABBEYHILL CT TIMONIUM, MD 21093 FABIO BELTRAN 10 CHESHAM CT COCKEYSVILLE, MD 21030 JOSEPH BENNETT 8431 AVERY RD BALTIMORE, MD 21237 .. KAREN BENTZ 6907 GOUGH ST BALTIMORE, MD 21224 PERRY BERENSON 3403 VARGAS Cl APTlB BALTIMORE, MD 21207 DARLENE BERMEL 2401 PUTNAM RD FOREST HILL, MD 21050 KATHLEEN BESKID RT 1, BOX 4 CENTREVILLE, MD 21617 STELLA BEUTGEN 338 S ROBINSON ST BALTIMORE, MD 21224 ANDREW BEVACQUA 22 INDUSTRIAL RD WOODRIDGE, NJ 07075 JOSEPH BIANCO 2018 CEDAR CIRCLE DR BALTIMORE, MD 21228 KATHLEEN BIRRANE 501 SURREY RD TIMONIUM, MD 21093 TIMOTHY BLAIR 4407 CHAPELDALE RD BALTIMORE, MD 21133 CAROL BLENKNER 9943 HARFORD RD BALTIMORE, MD 21234 MARK BOETTIGER 1024 HARTMONT RD BALTIMORE, MD 21228 PAUL BOLLINGER 601 ST DUNSTANS RD BALTIMORE, MD 21212 CAROL BONTHRON 1107 RYEGATE RD BALTIMORE, MD 21204 TRACEY BORKOWSKI 12158 MT ALBERT RD ELLICOTT CY, MD 21043 DAVID BOROWY 6829 PARSONS AVE BALTIMORE, MD 21207 REBECCA BOYKIN 261 STANMORE RD BALTIMORE, MD 21212 ELAINE BRADLEY 19 HILLSIDE AVE TOWSON, MD 21204 KAREN BRENNAN 1809 DIXON RD BALTIMORE, MD 21209 AIMEE BROWN 5 HOLLY BERRY CT GLEN ARM, MD 21057 ANNTINETT BROWN 960 SEAGULL AVE BALTIMORE, MD 21228 THERESA BROWN 2599 TURKEY POINT RD NORTH EAST, MD 21901 VANESSA BROWN 1905 HAVER HILL RD BALTIMORE, MD 21234 BRADLEY BROWNE 370 LAKE ST UPPER SADDLE RIVER, NJ 07458 ANN BROZENA 3207 RUECKERT AVE BALTIMORE, MD 21214 MARY BUCK 19 BANGERT AVE PERRY HALL, MD 21036 SUSAN BUDOSH 1128 PLEASANT VALLEY RD BALTIMORE, MD 21228 STEVEN BUNTE 3638 ROCKBERRY RD BALTIMORE, MD 21234 JOSEPH BUTLER 2015 KENNICOTT RD BALTIMORE, MD 21207 REGINA BUTLER 2701 HUNTING RIDGE CT BALDWIN, MD 21013 RICHARD BYRD 6 FELLOWSHIP CT TOWSON, MD 21204 GEOFFREY CABIN 13 AINTREE ROAD TOWSON, MD 21204 DONNA CAHAN 2979 SCHOOL HOUSE LN. 1405 PHILADELPHIA, PA 19144 MICHAEL CALLAGHAN 10203 GREENSIDE DR COCKEYSVILLE, MD 21030 DENNIS CALLEGARY 1911 POT SPRING RD TIMONIUM, MD 21093 ROBERT CALLENS 121 HILLSIDE RD BALTIMORE, MD 21228 MARILYN CAMP 20 LAUREL ST GARDEN CITY, NY 11530 CHRISTINA CANELOS 1624 WADSWORTH WAY BALTIMORE, MD 21239 JOHN CANNELLA 88 BLUE SPRUCE RD LEVITTOWN, NY 11756 CAROL CARFINE 1415 FOREST PARK AVE BALTIMORE, MD 21207 204 Senior Directory JOSEPH CARNEY 155 GARNETT RD JOPPATOWNE, MD 21085 L CARROLL, III 637 ELDER CT ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FL 32701 JAMES CAULFIELD 4308 29TH ST MT RAINIER, MD 20822 JOSETTE CHUNG 20 RIVERSIDE DR KINGSTON 17, JA 000 KEVIN CLASING 3837 SHANNON DR BALTIMORE, MD 21213 MARY COLE 204 LAMBETH ROAD BALTIMORE, MD 21218 KATHLEEN COREY 10108 CHARINGTON RD COCKEYSVILLE. MD 21030 ROBERT CROCETTI 5911 ST MARY ' S ST BALTIMORE, MD 21207 RENEE CROWL 1434 OLD WESTMINSTER PK WESTMINSTER, MD 21157 MICHAEL CUSICK 1610 LANDON RD TOWSON, MD 21204 DENISE DANDY 7017 RUXFORD DR KINGSVILLE, MD 21087 PAULA DARBY 4 HELM COURT TOWSON, MD 21204 PATRICIA DEVANNY 1217 REDCLIFFE RD BALTIMORE, MD 21228 ANTHONY DIPAULA 5518 NORTHGREEN RD BALTIMORE, MD 21207 J DOKAS 2407 WALDEN WAY MARRIOTTSVILLE, MD 21104 MARY DONNELLY 7114 RIVER DR RD BALTIMORE, MD 21219 JAMES DUBYOSKI 1711 CHURCHVILLE RD BEL AIR, MD 21014 STEVEN DULKERIAN 4336 N CHARLES ST BALTIMORE, MD 21218 KATHLEEN EGAN 12313 PALERMO DR SILVER SPRIN, MD 20904 ANDREW CARRACINO 25 VOORHIS DR OLD BETHPAGE, NY 11804 CECILIA CASKEY 5946 GLENKIRK RD BALTIMORE, MD 21238 HUNG CHEUNG 6430 CLIFTON FORGE RD BALTIMORE, MD 21228 SUSAN CIANELLI 608 LE5GHT ROAD ABINGDON, MD 21009 MARCUS CLAVIO 12115 LERNER PLACE BOWIE, MD 20715 CATHERINE CONNOR 1019 ROXLEIGH RD TOWSON, MD 21204 SEAN COUGHLIN 113 GORSUCH RD TIMONIUM, MD 21093 FRANCIS CROTTY 8914 CARLISLE AVE BALTIMORE, MD 21236 CUNNINGHAM 1163 CONCORD DR BRICKTOWNSHIP, NJ 08723 PETER DAGHER 1219 ROBIN HOOD CIR BALTIMORE, MD 21204 MICHAEL DANENMANN P O BOX 243 KINGSVILLE, MD 21087 SUSAN DELEON 813 STAGS HEAD RD BALTIMORE, MD 21204 ELIZABETH DEVENNY 10 NORTH ST RUMSON, NJ 07760 MICHAEL DIPPOLD 6630 WALNUTWOOD CR BALTIMORE, MD 21212 MARY DONADIO 719 STEVENSON LN TOWSON, MD .21204 PAUL DONNELLY 302 THIRD AVE HADDON HGHTS, NJ 08035 JEFFREY DU ERR 1104 HALSTEAD RD BALTIMORE, MD 21234 MICHAEL EDMONDS 4008 BAKER AVE ABINGDON, MD 21009 LAURIE EMMERICH 1530 COTTAGE LN TOWSON. MD 21204 ELLEN CARROLL 533 E 4 1ST ST BALTIMORE, MD 21218 JANE CASS 17136 WESLEY CHAPEL RD MONKTON, MD 21111 YUN CHONG 33 MAXWELL RD BALTIMORE, MD 21220 JOANNA CINELLI 3016 MIDDLEBROOKS CR TALLAHASSEE, FL 32312 BRO. COCO. S.M. 32 CHAPEL DR PITTSBURGH, PA 15237 JEAN CONNOR 304 ST IVES DR SEVERNA PARK, MD 21146 GLENN CRENSHAW 1117 GREEN ACRE RD TOWSON, MD 21204 PAUL CROVO 5921 WALTHER AVE BALTIMORE, MD 21206 MATTHEW CURRY 6628 QUEENS FERRY RD BALTIMORE, MD 21239 JAY DAITCHMAN 6118 BILTMORE AVE BALTIMORE, MD 21215 JOANNE DANNER 31 HUNTINGTON BAY RD HUNTINGTON, NY 11743 JOANN DEMANSS 1200 E 33RD ST BALTIMORE, MD 21218 MARK DIGIACOMO 345 SUMMIT AVE WESTVILLE, NJ 08093 JOSEPH DOERFLER 2424 KENTUCKY AVE BALTIMORE, MD 21213 MARTIN DONAHOE 5811 87TH AVE NEW CARROLLTON, MD 20784 THOMAS DOWNES 60 LEPAGE RD WINDSOR, CT 06095 CYNTHIA DUKE 219 GATESWOOD RD TIMONIUM, MD 21093 ELIZABETH EGAN 1471 E 27TH ST BROOKLYN, NY 11210 JAMES ENRIGHT PARK DR EMMIT GRDNS EMMITSBURG, MD 21727 Senior Directory 205 SUE ENSOR 5 SONACHAN CT TOWSON, MD 21204 ERHARDT, II 8218 BURNLEY RD TOWSON, MD 21204 MARICAR ESTEBAN 1107 LONGBROOK RD LUTHERVILLE, MD 21093 DANIEL EVERETT 117 DUBLIN DRIVE LUTHERVILLE, MD 21093 THOMAS EVEY BOX 154 PRESTON, MD 21655 DONALD FALTER 1406 CHAPEL HILL DR BALTIMORE, MD 21237 PATRICIA FEELEY 39 CLUB VIEW LN PHOENIX, MD 21131 MICHELLE FIELD 38 MIDDLETON RD. PO BOX 631 GREENPORT, NY 11944 MICHAEL FIOCCO 919 WINCHESTER DR WESTMINISTER, MD 21157 J FITCH 12605 OLD FREDERICK RD SYKESVILLE, MD 21784 JOHN FITCH, III 12605 OLD FREDERICK RD SYKESVILLE, MD 21784 KEVIN FITZPATRICK 3881 FAIRDALE RD PHILADELPHIA, PA 19154 SALLY FITZPATRICK 340 BROADMOOR RD BALTIMORE, MD 21212 GLORIA FLACH 6824 BARNETT RD BALTIMORE, MD 21239 KAREN FOLEY 518 REDOAK DR SEVERNA PARK, MD 21146 KEVIN FOL EY 400 S UNION ST HAVRE DE GRACE, MD 21078 FRANCES FONG 710 HARRINGTON RD ROCKVILLE, MD 20852 MARIAN FONG 710 HARRINGTON RD ROCKVILLE, MD 20850 THOMAS FORNOFF 5004 ANNTANA AVE BALTIMORE, MD 21206 LOU FORREST 16 EMERALD DR HAGERSTOWN. MD 21740 MARK FORTMAN 2711 WREN WAY GLEN BURNIE, MD 21061 MATTHEW FORTMAN 2711 WREN WAY GLEN BURNIE, MD 21061 FRALLICCIARDI 8126 PLEASANT PLAINS RD TOWSON, MD 21204 PAUL FRENE 402 NEALE AVENUE SILVER SPRING, MD 20901 f FUCHSLUGER 906 BREEZEWICK CR TOWSON, MD 21204 MICHAEL FURNARI 1325 MURGATROYD RD FALLSTON, MD 21047 CLARE GAHAGAN 702 REGESTER AVE TOWSON, MD 21212 CATHERINE GALASSO 636 CROCUS DR ROCKVILLE, MD 20850 MICHAEL GARDINER BOX 1028 DARLY DR LAPLATA, MD 20646 GAVRELIS 2107 FOUNTAIN HILL DR TIMONIUM, MD 21093 ROBERT GEIS, JR 806 WINANS WAY BALTIMORE, MD 21229 PAUL GERATY 101 CALVERT VIEW RD LEXINGTON PK, MD 20653 TIMOTHY GETKA 222H STONECROFT RD BALTIMORE, MD 21229 GIACHINI 7804 BLUEGRASS RD BALTIMORE, MD 21237 JOHN GILBERT 37 BUDD LAKE HTS RD BUDD LAKE, NY 07828 ANN GILLIGAN 1304 HICKORY SPRGS CR BALTIMORE, MD 21228 HENRY GILMORE 3509 OAK CT BALTIMORE, MD 21207 LYNNE GOLDEISEN 5909 FENWICK AVE BALTIMORE, MD 21239 MARIA GONZALEZ 7156 EASTBROOK AVE BALTIMORE, MD 21224 GENE GRIBBIN 2518 CANTERBURY RD BALTIMORE, MD 21234 ARNOLD GRIES 4408 WINDY HILL RD RANDALLSTOWN, MD 21133 DENNIS GRUBB 130C WALDON RD ABINGDON, MD 21009 CHRISTINA GUERCIO 2926 SOUTHVIEW ROAD ELLICOTT CITY, MD 21043 KENNETH GUTERMUTH 619 N WOODWARD DR BALTIMORE, MD 21221 DEBORAH GUY 1231 ARMACOST ROAD PARKTON, MD 21120 PATRICIA GUZZO 1826 CROMWOOD RD BALTIMORE, MD 21234 REESE HADDAWAY, JR 3529 WOODRING AVE BALTIMORE, MD 21234 J HAGAN 25 GLEN ALPINE RD PHOENIX, MD 21131 MARGARET HAGAR 3825 THORNWOOD RD LANDOVER ESTATES. MD 20784 WAYNE HALPERN 4301 ROLAND AVE BALTIMORE, MD 21210 DUKKYUN HAN 708 SCARLETT DR BALTIMORE, MD 21204 GARY HANLEY 3803 CASSANDRA RD RANDALLS TOWN, MD 21133 MICHAEL HARTMAN 3838 LYNDALE AVE BALTIMORE, MD 21213 PATRICK HARVEY 613 BANYON AVE SEVERNA PARK, MD 21146 RORY HAUGH 701 FAIRWAY DR ANNAPOLIS. MD 21401 LISA HAWKINS 930 LONGFELLOW ST NW WASHINGT ON, DC 20011 EUGENE HERRON BOX 49 RD 1 ST MICHAELS, MD 21663 206 Senior Directory CYNTHIA HILLIARD 325 N ELLWOOD AVE BALTIMORE. MD 21224 STEPHEN HOLLAND 1614 JEFFERS RD TOWSON. MD 21204 THOMAS HINKEY 2217 OLD FREDERICK RD CATONSVILLE. MD 21228 MARTHA HOLTZNER 108 CHERRYDELL RD BALTIMORE, MD 21228 KATHLEEN HOLLAND 19515 MIDDLETOWN RD FREELAND, MD 21053 GREGORY HOOK 133 DUBLIN DR LUTHERVILLE, MD 21093 BARBARA HOPP 22 MARION STREET GREENVALE. NY 11548 THOMAS HOPPLE, JR 2902 ERIE AVENUE BALTIMORE, MD 21234 JERZY HORODOWICZ 2637 SPRING RD BALTIMORE, MD 21234 LILLIE HOWARD 1424 N BETHEL ST BALTIMORE, MD 21213 LINDA HOWSER 59 BELMORE RD LUTHERVILLE, MD 21093 THOMAS HUGHES 320 FELTON RD LUTHERVILLE, MD 21093 BRIAN HUNT 15408 TIERRA DR SILVER SPRING, MD 20906 MARIA IULA 1210 S PARK AVE HADDON HEIGHTS, NJ 08035 DAVID JERRARD 8301 BON AIR RD BALTIMORE, MD 21234 JOHN HUSSAR, JR 2525 COLMCOLUMBIA AVE LANCASTER, PA 17603 M IVERSON 1208 BEECHWOOD DR FREDERICK. MD 21701 BARBARA JOHNSON 649 LAKELAND RD S SEVERNA PARK, MD 21146 MARY INGRAM 1602 ETON WAY CROFTON, MD 21114 JAMES JARBOE 9 UNION HALL CT BALTIMORE, MD 21228 KEVIN JOHNSON 12 CHESHAM COURT COCKEYSVILL, MD 21030 JAMES JOHNSTON 35 ACORN CR. 301 TOWSON. MD 21204 DAVID JONES 9115 NAYGALL RD BALTIMORE. MD 21234 KAREN JONES PATTERSON FARMS HYDES, MD 21082 TERRI JONES 2921 NORTHWIND ROAD BALTIMORE, MD 21234 CHRIS KALTENBACH 408 CAROLINA AVE TOWSON, MD 21204 KENNETH KANCYLARZ 29 LANDSDOWNE RD E BRUNSWICK, NJ 08816 MARY KANE 9923 BRIXTON LANE BETHESDA, MD 20034 DARREL KARL 224 STONEWALL RD CATONSVILLE, MD 21228 JEFFREY KELLER 2440 SPRINGLAKE DR BALTIMORE, MD 21093 THOMAS KANE, III 93 DUNKIRK RD BALTIMORE, MD 21212 DEBORAH KATCEF 1202 POPLAR AVE ANNAPOLIS, MD 21401 KIERNAN KELLEY 6815 FULTON ST CHEVY CHASE, MD 20015 SEKSIN KARDMAI 2015 FRAMES RD BALTIMORE. MD 21222 KEVIN KAVANAGH 5049 DURHAM RD W COLUMBIA, MD 21044 DAVID KELLY 339 TOLLGATE ROAD YORK. PA 17403 PATRICE KENNEDY 39 WHITNEY LN ORANGE, CT 06477 TONY KIM 4037 CRESCENT RD ELLICOTT CITY, MD 21043 JAMES KIRCHNER, JR 930 MARIETTA AVE LANCASTER, PA 17603 RICHARD KOHR, JR 12344 PAN ' S SPRING CT ELLICOTT C. MD 21043 JOSEPH KUFERA 603 ASPEN LN EDGEWOOD. MD 21040 MARK KUNKEL 5908 ROLAND AVE BALTIMORE, MD 21210 JILL LANIER 2314 ROSEWOOD DR EDGEWOOD, MD 21040 CHRISTINE KENNY 8 OXFORD RD WHITE PLAINS, NY 10605 VESTA KIMBLE 614 HANOVER ST BALTIMORE, MD 21230 R KIRKWOOD 1122 CONCORDIA DR TOWSON, MD 21204 GEORGE KORZ 4201 HARCOURT RD BALTIMORE, MD 21214 THOMAS KUHN 150 LINCOLN RD WESTMINSTER, MD 21157 DENISE LALLY 3712 STONEYBROOK RD RANDALLSTOWN, MD 21133 MARGARET LAUER 855 TWIN HARBORS RD ARNOLD, MD 21012 HEESOK KIM 32 BANNOCK CT RANDALLSTOWN, MD 21133 RANDALL KIMMETT 8924 PARLO RD BALTIMORE, MD 21236 HERBERT KNAPP 9 N BEECHWOOD AVE BALTIMORE, MD 21228 ALFRED KRAMER LAC DES CYGNES FARM McDaniel, md 21647 DONALD KULLE 1475 CHARLESTOWN DR EDGEWOOD. MD 21040 LANGHANS 8M BREEZY HILL CT COCKEYSVILLE. MD 21030 LINDA LAUGHLIN 27 GROVE PL WHIPPANY. NJ 07981 Senior Directory 207 STEPHEN LAVEZZA 4310 WALTHER AVE BALTIMORE, MD 21214 DIANE LEDERER 3122 PAULSKIRK DR ELLICOTT CITY, MD 21043 DONALD LEUBECKER 6215 EASTERN PKWY BALTIMORE, MD 21206 THOMAS LIND 2100 LAURENCE CT CROFTON. MD 21114 ANN LOHNER 3661 TIMBERLANE DR EASTON, PA 18042 PHILIP LUDWIG 9 SPINDRIFT CR APT K BALTIMORE, MA 21234 JOHN LYNN, JR 2219 GRAFTON SHOP RD FOREST HILL, MD 21050 ANTHONY MAGLIANO 3605 PULASKI HWY BALTIMORE, MD 21224 MARY MALONEY 4305 JOSEPHINE AVE BELTSVILLE, MD 20705 KATHLEEN MARCIN 1503 DELLSWAY RD BALTIMORE, MD 21204 TERRI MARTIN 303 BOND AVE REISTERSTOWN, MD 21136 MICHELE MASON 4522 FOREST VIEW AVE BALTIMORE, MD 21206 PAUL MATASSA 2815 SECOND AVE BALTIMORE, MD 21234 ALBERT MAZZOTTA 3509 SOLLERS PT RD BALTIMORE, MD 21222 NICHOLAS McCOY SCOTLAND MD 20687 PETER McGARAHAN 300 HIGH PT DR HARTSDALE. NY 10530 GEORGE McMANUS 3703 GREENWAY BALTIMORE. MD 21218 ANNE McSHALLEY 10910 JOLLY WY KENSINGTON, MD 20795 ELIZABETH MIKE 524 S, WASHINGTN ST HAVRE DE GRAC, MD 21078 DOUGLAS LAWSON 7205 CAMPFIELD RD BALTIMORE, MD 21207 BRUCE LEMLER 3407 WASHINGTON AVE BALTIMORE, MD 21207 ANGELA LEWIS 2810 OAKLEY AVE BALTIMORE, MD 21215 KATHRYN LLOYD 1910 HAWTHORNE RD EDGEWOOD, MD 21040 LINDA LOONEY 1607 EARLHAM AVE CROFTON, MD 21114 DONALD LYBROOK, JR 115 CEDAR HILL RD BROOKLYN PAR, MD 21225 NANCY MACCI 1805 WADSWORTH WY BALTIMORE, MD 21239 PHILIP MAHER, JR 203 SOLWAY RD BALTIMORE, MD 21093 MICHELE MANGUS 4632 YORK ROAD BALTIMORE, MD 21212 PAUL MARINELLI 3601 FRANKFORD AVE BALTIMORE, MD 21214 JOSE MARTINEZ CALLE AC 2 GARDEN HILLS GUAYNABO, PR 00657 RICHARD MASON, JR 7914 CH ARLESMONT RD BALTIMORE, MD 21222 JOY MATHIOWDIS 305 UMBARGER DR BEL AIR, MD 21014 STEPHEN McCLOSKEY 607 WALLERSON RD BALTIMORE, MD 21228 Stephen McDonald ROUTE 1 BOX 99 TEBBETTS, MO 65080 VINCENT McHUGH 754 218TH ST PASADENA, MD 21122 REBECCA McMURRER 9800 LEMOCKS DR UPPER MARLBORO, MD 20870 KAREN MEEKINS 1308 GATESHEAD RD TOWSON, MD 21204 GORDON MILLER 962 CORONET RD WARMINSTER, PA 18974 VALERIE LECHMANIK 8713 ARLEY DR SPRINGFIELD. VA 22153 THOMAS LENTZ 317 LAMBETH RD BALTIMORE, MD 21228 GERARD LHOTSKY 4223 NICHOLAS AVE BALTIMORE, MD 21206 MICHAEL LOBOS 1822 WILHELM AVE BALTIMORE. MD 21237 TIMOTHY LORBER 2812 JOMAT AVE BALTIMORE, MD 21234 BARBARA LYNCH 7123 GREENWOOD AVE BALTIMORE, MD 21206 MARY MACFARLANE 10008 CEDAR LN KENSINGTON, MD 20795 JOHN MALONE | DORAN DRIVE HOPEWELL JUNCTION, NY 12533 PAUL MANTEGNA 1509 SPRING LAKE WY SYKESVILLE, MD 21784 Lj HARRY MARKOPOLOS ; 4403 DULANEY COURT GLEN ARM. MD 21057 LYNN MASKELL RT 1 KEYROCK RD NEWTOWN, CT 06470 MASTELLONE 4304 CAMELLIA RD BALTIMORE, MD 21236 CHERYL MAZAIKA 26 MIDDLEFIELD RD OXFORD, CT 06483 SHARON McCORMACK 4021 COLLEGE AVE ELLICOTT CITY, MD 21043 Joseph McFarland 105 GOTHARD RD LUTRERVILLE, MD 21093 DAWN McINNIS 6532 BELLE VISTA AVE BALTIMORE, MD 21206 F McNAMARA 1509 APPLECROFT LN COCKEYSVILLE, MD 21030 BRIDGET MEYER 4 GREENLANE CT POTOMAC, MD 20854 MICHELLE MOLLEUR 14621 STONEWALL DR SILVER SPRING, MD 20904 208 Senior Directory LANCE MONTOUR 1508 SELING AVE BALTIMORE, MD 21237 ELLEN MORRIS 2201 GILPIN AVE WILMINGTON, DE 19806 STEPHEN MOXLEY 6100 FREDERICK RD CATONSVILLE, MD 21228 BARBARA MURPHY 2911 CEDARHURST RD-2 FINKSBURG, MD 21048 GABRIELLE NAGLE 2733 TARNANS BR CR DAVIDSONVILLE, MD 21035 DOROTHY NEVILLE 1006 SHEPHERD ST NE WASHINGTON, DC 20017 RICHARD NORWOOD 8327 BYINGTON ROAD TOWSON, MD 21204 JOHN O ' BRIEN 1405 HEMLOCK PL PHILADELPHIA, PA 19116 GERARD O ' KEEFE 2727 CHESTERFIELD AVE BALTIMORE, MD 21213 MICHAEL ORFANOS 9222 RAVENWOOD RD BALTO, MD 21237 JOAN PAPANIA 2806 OVERLAND AVE BALTIMORE, MD 21214 ROCIO PATTERSON 3530 CARRIAGE HL CR. 102 RANDALLSTOWN, MD 21133 PATRICK PERKINS 6813 DUNHILL RD BALTIMORE, MD 21222 KRISTINE PETERSEN 12 ALLEN STREET RUMSON, NJ 07760 ANNE PICCIANO 1602 EARLHAM AV CROFTON, MD 21114 MARY POLVINALE 1752 ABERDEEN RD BALTIMORE, MD 21234 JOHN PRENDERGAST 512 JOY CR GLEN BURNIE, MD 21061 MARK RAMINA 2823 LINWOOD AVE BALTIMORE, MD 21234 JAMES RAMSDEN 400 BERKSHIRE CT JOPPATOWNE, MD 21085 SHIRLEY MORALES 8231 BELLONA AVE BALTIMORE, MD 21204 JOHN MORROW 3701 ST PAUL ST BALTO, MD 21218 KEVIN MULFORD 1538 UPSHIRE RD BALTIMORE, MD 21218 BRIAN MURRAY 1121 OAK HILL AVE HAGERSTOWN, MD 21740 CHRIS, NAUGHTEN 9510 CABLE DR KENSINGTON, MD 20795 JOSEPH NIBALI 5311 MAYVIEW AVE BALTIMORE, MD 21206 MARK NOTARANGE 5606 SAGRA ROAD BALTIMORE, MD 21239 RICHARD O ' DONNELL 16 BRIARHILL RD ORCHARD PARK, NY 14127 MARK O ' MALLEY 3814 DELASHMUTT DR HAYMARKET, VA 22069 ANDREA ORIGONI 616 BLAKENEY PL RIVER VALE, NJ 07675 CHANG PARK 6639 A WYCOMBE WAY BALTIMORE, MD 21234 ANNE PAULUS 13 MARCUS CT ROCKVILLE. MD 20850 M PERRY 103 MANSION RD ANNAPOLIS, MD 21403 M PETILLO 1541 PICKETT RD LUTHERVILLE, MD 21093 ANNE PINAMONTI 2201 FOLEY ROAD HAVRE DE GRACE, MD 21078 GEORGE PONTICAS 13612 BARDON RD PHOENIX, MD 21131 PATRICIA PURTELL RD 2 S BANK RD NEWARK, DE 19711 ANTHONY RAMIREZ 834 JOPPA FARM RD JOPPA, MD 21085 DWAYNE RAMSEY 801 CATOR AVE BALTIMORE, MD 21218 STEPHEN MORAN 633 CROCUS DR ROCKVILLE, MD 20850 DARLA MOSS 726 NEWINGTON AVE BALTIMORE. MD 21217 JOSEPH MUNAFO, III 1309 GLENMONT RD TOWSON, MD 21239 MICHAEL MURRAY 8 NORWELL ST S DARTMOUTH, MA 02748 WILLIAM NEVEKER 1100 HIGH COUNTRY RD BALTIMORE, MD 21204 VICTOR NORRIS 10526 GATERIDGE RD COCKEYSVILLE, MD 21030 CRAIG O ' BRIEN 2802 FALLSMONT DR FALLSTON. MD 21047 ELISE O ' GRADY 102 GITTINGS AVE BALTIMORE, MD 21212 MARY OBERMILLER 10110 DARLINGTON RD COLUMBIA, MD 21044 ARLENE OSINSKI 512 PRATT PL LINDEN, NJ 07036 JOHANNA PARKER 4 EAST BURKE AVE TOWSON, MD 21204 PERECHINSKY 130 HUDSON ST JESSUP. PA 18434 GREGORY PESSAGNO 1305 WINDING VALLEY DR JOPPA, MD 21085 DONNA PETTISANI 2720 E LANDIS AVE VINELAND. NJ 08360 DANIEL PLUNKETT 1509 SHERBROOK RD LUTHERVILLE, MD 21093 JR POWER 701 FAIRCASTLE AVE SEVERNA PARK, MD 21146 JACK RAMEY 5700 RIDGEDALE RD BALTIMORE, MD 21209 RAUL RAMOS 3310 NANCY ELLEN WY OWINGS MILLS, MD 21117 ANDREA RAVANO 201 N CHARLES ST BALTIMORE, MD 21201 Senior Directory 209 RENEE RENNICK 3802 DELVERNE RD BALTIMORE, MD 21218 MARY REYNOLDS OLD ROUTE 22 PAWLING. NY 12564 SUSAN RICCARDI RD 3 EVESBORO MEDFORD RD MARLTON, NJ 08053 PATRICE RICHARDS 27 CIRCLE RD LEVITTOWN, PA 19057 DEE RITTERPUSCH 2802 PINEWOOD AVE BALTO, MD 21214 MICHAEL ROBERTA 9221 AVONDALE RD BALTIMORE, MD 21234 EMILY RODOWSKY 4306 NORWOOD RD BALTIMORE, MD 21218 SHARON ROEDER 901 VANDERWOOD RD BALTIMORE, MD 21228 JOHN ROHDE 403 BROOK RD TOWSON, MD 21204 JOSEPH ROLFES 5009 LASALLE RD BALTIMORE, MD 21206 JOHN ROMMEL 702 MURDOCK ROAD BALTIMORE, MD 21212 MARK ROSASCO 2419 RECKORD RD FALLSTON, MD 21047 GREGORY ROST 1118 COWPENS AVE TOWSON, MD 21204 DENISE ROWE 2120 EASTHAM RD TIMONIUM, MD 21093 DIANE ROZANSKI 1504 CLARIDGE AVE BALTIMORE, MD 21227 ROBERT RUMMERFIELD 18 HENDERSON ST PHILLIPSBURG, NJ 08865 CHRISTOPHER SADE 1628 GRAY HAVEN CT BALTO, MD 21222 DANIEL SAKOWSKI 42 OLD ANNAPOLIS RD N LINTHICUM, MD 21090 BARRY SANDERS 8923 REISTERSTOWN RD BALTIMORE, MD 21208 ROBERT SAUTHOFF 8319 WILSON AVE PARKVILLE, MD 21234 JOSEPH SCANLON 4302 DUNNEL LANE KENSINGTON, MD 20795 ROSE SCHMITZ 1920 WOODBOURNE AVE BALTIMORE, MD 21239 PATRICIA SCHWARTZ 3334 KESSLER CT BALTIMORE, MD 21227 KEITH SCOTT 1863 WINSTON RD CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA 22.903 BETSY SEIPEL 1739 TARRYTOWN AV CROFTON, MD 21114 C SENSENEY 7021 KEPNER CT LANHAM, MD 20801 MICHAEL SEYMOUR 2313 FOXLEY RD TIMONIUM, MD 21093 LARRY SHACKELFORD 1412 CLARK AV LUTHERVILLE, MD 21093 SHELLENBERGER 9110 COVERED BRIDGE RD BALTIMORE, MD 21234 MICHAEL SHUBRA 2507 GAINSFORD RD TIMONIUM, MD 21093 ROBERT SIEGEL 3000 DUNGLOW RD DUNDALK, MD 21222 CHARLES SILVERMAN 3917 WINLEE RD RANDALLSTOWN, MD 21133 KATHERINE SIMPSON 1018 ST GEORGES RD BALTIMORE, MD 21210 KIMBERLEY SISK 6675 WYCOMBE WY BALTIMORE, MD 21234 SKESAVAGE. JR 177 BERKSHIRE RD HASBROUCK HGT, NJ 07604 ROGER SLAGLE 7130 PARKVIEW AVE FALLS CHURCH. VA 22042 MARLA SLATNICK 8402 BILLSON RD RANDALLSTOWN. MD 21133 PAUL SMITH, JR 109 PADONIA RD TIMONIUM, MD 21093 MICHAEL SOISSON 305 RICHARD CT JOHNSTOWN, PA 15905 JOSEPH SOLESKY 1605 LYNCH RD BALTIMORE, MD 21222 JEFFREY SPINDLER 417 MADINGLEY RD LINTHICUM HTS, MD 21090 JOHN STAKEM, JR 4705 DAVIS AVE SUITLAND, MD 20023 MARK STANG 760 W SHORE TRAIL SPARTA, NJ 07871 KATHY STANLEY 800 POST BOY CT TOWSON, MD 21204 JOSEPH STETKA 6 ROLLING GREENS CT LUTHERVILLE, MD 21093 NORMA STIELPER BOX 24 GRAYSTONE RD WHITE HALL, MD 21161 LINDA STIVALETTA 1904 CHURCH RD BALTIMORE, MD 21222 TIM STRASDAUKAS 1700 BURNWOOD RD BALTIMORE, MD 21239 STROHECKER 802 REGESTER AVE BALTIMORE, MD 21239 MICHAEL SULEWSKI 2004 TAYLOR AVE BALTIMORE, MD 21234 LESLIE SUTHERLAND 7222 KIMMEL AVE BALTIMORE, MD 21222 JENNIFER SWARTLEY 51 OAK LANE LIMERICK, PA 19468 JUDITH SWIFT 135 STEVENSON LN BALTIMORE, MD 21212 KATHLEEN SWOBODA 420 DUNKIRK RD BALTIMORE, MD 21212 BETH TALBOTT 7105 WILLOWDALE AVE BALTIMORE, MD 21206 ANTHONY TARESC.O 2415 GIRDWOOD RD TIMONIUM, MD 21093 EILEEN TEHAN 8010 GREENTREE RD BETHESDA, MD 20034 210 Senior Directory PATRICK TEHAN 8010 GREENTREE RD BETHESDA, MD 20034 RICHARD TEIXEIRA 2701 ARCADIA DR MIRAMAR, FL 33023 LISA TERZANO 8600 WENDELL AVE BALTIMORE, MD 21234 GLENN THOMAS 211 HANCE AVE N LINTHICUM, MD 21090 MARK THOMPSON 8 FOX KNOLL CT TIMONIUM, MD 21093 KAREN THOMSON 509 WOODLAND NY ANDERSON, SC 19621 PATRICIA TIERNEY 24 VINEYARD LN WESTPORT, CT 06880 DEAN TIPPETT 1120 COWPENS AVE TOWSON, MD 21204 PATRICK TOMMEY 4501 N CHARLES ST. M303 BALTIMORE, MD 21210 JOANNE TOSCANO 1556 CLARIDGE RD BALTIMORE, MD 21207 PATRICK TRAINOR 2433 APPALOOSA WY FINKSBURG. MD 21048 DENNIS TRENT 929 ROSEDALE AVE BALTIMORE, MD 21237 THOMAS TRUESCHLER 213 CROCKER DRIVE BEL AIR, MD 21014 STEVEN TUTTLE 8406 KELLOGG CT LUTHERVILLE, MD 21093 JENNIFER UHL 3206 SPERL CT BALTIMORE, MD 21234 RICHARD URBANSKI 3025 HUDSON ST BALTIMORE. MD 21224 WM VALCARENGHI 1949 CYPRESS DR BEL AIR. MD 21014 JOHN VALENTINI, JR 9805 DELRAY DRIVE CINCINNATI, OH 45242 DAVID VARES 628 UMBRA ST BALTIMORE, MD 21224 DAWN VECHIO 3514 CORNWALL CT BALTIMORE, MD 21222 CARMEN VELEZ 8706 AVONDALE RD BALTIMORE, MD 21234 DEBRA VOJTECH 4000 BAKER AVENUE ABINGDON, MD 21009 RICHARD VOJTECH 4000 BAKER AVE ABINGDON, MD 21009 GREGORY VONRIGLER 820 STAGS HEAD ROAD BALTIMORE, MD 21204 JEFFREY WALLOP 1652 ETON WAY CROFTON, MD 21114 MARY WALSH 2512 RUSCOMBE LANE BALTIMORE, MD 21215 KEITH WARBURTON BENJAMIN WASHBURN 11804 MAYS CHAPEL RD TIMONIUM, MD 21093 DONNA WEAVER 8002 NOTTINGHAM WY ELLICOTT CY, MD 21043 LYNN WEINBERG 6110 BUCKINGHAM MNR DR BALTIMORE, MD 21210 BRIAN WELSH 106 N LONGCROSS RD LINTHICUM, MD 21090 M WHELAN 203 FOUNTAIN CT TIMONIUM, MD 21093 STEPHEN WHITE 8611 OLD HARFORD RD BALTIMORE, MD 21234 WILLIAM WIEDEL, JR 471 CALEDONIA AVE BALTIMORE, MD 21227 MARK WIEDORFER 8623 VALLEYFIELD RD LUTHERVILLE, MD 21093 ANITA WILHELM 5967 PIMLICO RD. APT B BALTIMORE, MD 21209 J WILHELM 69578 PIMLICO RD BALTIMORE, MD 21209 JANET WILKERSON 1825 BLAKEFIELD Cl TIMONIUM. MD 21093 WILKINSON 4000 ROUEN RD RANDALLSTOWN, MD 21133 FRANCIS WILSON 9818 CULVER ST KENSINGTON, MD 20795 RICHARD WOHLFORT 117 S ROCHESTER PL BALTIMORE, MD 21224 STASH WOJCIK 100 PORT ROAD BRICKTOWN, NJ 08723 KARL WOLF 1091 TANGLEWOOD CT OAKVILLE, ON 000 SCOTT WOODS 6606 LOCH HILL RD BALTIMORE, MD 21239 JEFFREY WORCESTER STAR RTE 1 BOX 1021 LA PLATA, MD 20646 JOHN WROBLEWSKI 1214 CLEARFIELD CR LUTHERVILLE, MD 21093 STEVEN YEUNG 219 W 29TH ST BALTIMORE, MD 21211 JOHN YODONISE 67 EDWIN ST RIDGEFIELD PARK, NJ 07660 KAREN ZARUBA 634 TIMOTHY DR LINTHICUM, MD 21090 KENNETH ZEMBOWER 210 CARROLL ST CUMBERLAND, MD 21502 Senior Directory 211 One Liners J.G. — Thank you for being a Friend — Ir means a lot to me, M.L. W. W. Quadmates, Thanks you made this year great for me — M. L. Majer — our favorite RA We’ll miss you next year — W. W. Quad One a month was never enough There’s a ghost in 20D Hello, son Shane ' s for dinner anyone? Reserved for Montgomery County Republicans Congratulations Chris N. Bye Mo! C. C. yourself Accounting is a pain in the ASSet Who drank all the damn milk? I passed Italian !!! They’re Home!! Congrats, Ron Keep going, J, P. II Good job mike! Thanks for a good year Dr. Stapes, T. Z. Like- wise!” Zoomzoom The Backgammon gods are at it again Does anyone know whose comb this is? Bonbon The floor is vibrating again That stupid bitch! The Big O The guy is a lunatic Son, you’ll never guess what happened How’s Peter? Is Bev coming down again ?!? I ' ve been to stores! Does J. V. really only love J. V.? Phil, did that crab really commit suicide? Danny Liskin P., Did you ever pay the Business Club that $400. Barb how many beers did you have before the accident? Does anyone really know who Miss Piggy is? Carol do you really have spinobifida? Is Dorothy up yet? Will the Alpo twins please step forward and bark! Ei- leen Sue what time was that paper due? Rory, why did you chase Craig under the couch? M.K.M: The only graduate with middle-aged spread. Holly, are you really a citizen of Jupi- ter? Steve, what really killed that sheep? Kent, is it true tha you and Eileen are such good friends that you didn ' t have to knock? Joanne how is your job at the Aquarium coming along? Don, is it true that your Rory’s sex machines Rory, are you engaged to Bill N. yet? Get your hair weave now — Dr. Ray’s House of Hair. Barb what WEREN’T you wearing when you walked across the courtyard? Family and Friends of Loyola College Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Aiello Ted and Terry Algire Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bacinski Thaddeus Bardzik Mr. and Mrs. Herbert R. Berry Mr. and Mrs. Edward Borowy Mr. and Mrs. Neil F. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Anthony G. Brozena Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. Camp Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Coghlan Mr. and Mrs. William S. Crenshaw, Jr Mary Patricia Cronise Betty Devanny Katie Devanny Mr. and Mrs. Michael DiGiacomo Mrs. Noreen J. Downes Mr. and Mrs. Frk A. Everitt Mr. and Mrs. Vincent P. Ferra Mr. and Mrs. Gene E. Floyd Mr. and Mrs. George E. Gavrelis Mr. and Mrs. Eugene C. Harvey Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Hinkey Dr. and Mrs. Frank A. Iula Dr. and Mrs. Warren P. Iverson Mr. and Mrs. Emil F. Jorio Mr. and Mrs. John C. Kancylarz Mr. and Mrs. Fred F. Kittel.Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Knapp Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Lentz Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Lybrook, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Maskell.Jr. Mary E. M cDaniel Mr. and Mrs. Francis G. McFarland Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. McKenna Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. McShalley Mr. and Mrs. John R. Mehen Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Meluh Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Molleur Col. and Mrs. Michael A. Moran Dr. and Mrs. Paul T. Noone Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Nowotny Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. O ' Brien Mr. and Mrs. John H. Plunkett Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Preis Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Roeder Dr. Robert T. Scanlon Mr. and Mrs. Loreny W. Schaefer Mr. and Mrs. John L. Simons Mr. and Mrs. Henry Siemek Mr. and Mrs. Alfred P. Sorrentino Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Stang Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Sulewski Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Sutherland Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Taresco and Family Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Della Toffalo Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Verderaime Mr. and Mrs. George Vojtech Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Waudby, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Littell E. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. John J. Wolf Mr. and Mrs. Monford Wolf Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Woods Ads Patrons 213 If you don’t have SchHtz, you don’t have Gusto. 214 Ads Patrons Congratulations Class of ' 81 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher E. Shocklee Compliments of a Friend Congratulations Class of 1981 Mrs. Beryl DeAndrade Best Wishes from Mr. and Mrs. Carmen F. Riccardi and Family Ads Patrons 215 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES CLASS OF ’81 FACULTY AND STAFF DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION IgMBK The Executive MBA Program in Health Care Management Loyola College, Columbia, Maryland Master of Business Administration Master of Finance Programs at LOYOLA COLLEGE Baltimore and Columbia Maryland The Executive MBA, Loyola College Baltimore, Maryland and Washington, D.C. Areas 216 Ads THE LOYOLA COLLEGE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION EXTENDS WARM CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1981 FOR A JOB WELL DONE WELCOME ABOARD! Ads 217 Congratulations to the Class of 1981 B. J. Taresco Construction Co., Inc. 218 Ads Patrons Ads Patrons 219 Congratulations Class of 1981 Collegiate Car Care Service Congratulations Class of ' 81 The Zinda Novelty Co. Congratulations Class of 1981 Mr. and Mrs. Ranko P. Zic Congratulations Class of ' 81 Charleston 20D Hammerman 401, 404, and 406 220 Ads Patrons Congratulations To The Class of ' 81 Congratulations To The Class of 1981 Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. James S. Ske savage Timothy J. Teh an Congratulations Class of ' 81 Congratulations Class of ' 81 Mr. and Mrs. Julio and Family Management Services Division McCormick and Co., Inc. Ads 221 Best Wishes Congratulations To The Class The Accounti ng Of 1981 The Athletic Department Department Blessings and Best Wishes Best Wishes To The Class of 1981 From The The Jesuit Community Psychology Department 222 Ads Patrons CORKY ' S LIQUORS 5406 York Rd., Baltimore 435-0004 Congratulations To The Class Congratulations Of 1981 To The Class Of 1981 From The Class From The Class Of 1983 Of 1984 Ads Patrons 223 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1981 From The Class Of 1982 J. Jenkins Sons Co., Inc. MANUFACTURERS OF HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE RINGS OL DISTINCTION 6601 White Stone Road Woodlawn, Md. 21207 (301) 265-5200 Max V. Mueller Sales Representative Good Luck Shirley O. Morales, Our Queen ' ' Congratulations and Best Wishes, Love, Dad, Mom, Arlene, Jennifer, and David. From The Education Department ELUE SEYMOUR Office: (301 ) 826-5400 Home: (301 ) 252-6466 tec Vm, J. Dyrnes. Realty. Inc 300 Allegheny Ave • Towson, MD 2 1 204 Yeah, Mike ! Ads Patrons 225 Congratulations to the Class of 1981 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Furnari Congratulations Class of 1981 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Devanny Congratulations Class of 1981 Congratulations Class of ’81 The Loyola Retreat Home Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Hagan, Jr. 226 Ads Patrons Congratulations to the Class of 1981 from the Evergreen Annual Staff Ads Patrons 227 The 1980 — 1981 Evergreen Staff Editor-In-Chief Michael S. Furnari Managing Editor Sue Riccardi Staff: Trish Tierney Mary K McFarlane Beth Mike Anne McShalley Cathy Arena Marty Barthleme Phil Iverson Photography Editor Eileen Tehan Staff: Talia Cortada Celia Cortada Jim Skesavage John Stakem Jean Connor Orest Urkransky Theresa Brown Molly Woolam Joseph Carney Paul Frene Joseph Edwards Hung Chung Laurence Julio Dave Epstein Joanne Finegan Diane Lederer Senior Section Editor Dorothy Neville Business Manager Terry Zic Staff: J.T. Mullin Chris Murphy Advisor Father Frank Haig 228 Staff Sue Riccardi Mike Furnari Eileen Tehan Staff 229 Terry Zic Father Frank FTaig Dorothy Neville Anne McShalley 230 Staff Talia Celia Cortada We would like to thank the following people for their contribu- tions and help: Coy and Sheila Harris, HJ Keller Publications Abe and Ester Orlik and all the staff at Davor Greg Gladysiewski and Leslie Peach of the Athletics Department Peg Votolato Phyllis Dietz and the P.R. staff The Greyhound Staff And all the many others who with out their help this book would not have been possible. The Staff of the Evergreen Annual. Chris Murphy Staff 231 This book is filled with photographs and memories from our very special time on the Evergreen Campus. Every attempt has been made to pack as much of the 1980-81 year into this book so that it will hold a deep meaning for all those in the Class of 1981. 1 feel confident that the book has succeeded in this goal. In four years the Class of 1981 has seen a lot of change in the Evergreen Campus and in itself. Loyola is not what it was and we are not what we were. We have both matured. There were times it seemed as though we were at Loyola forever and other times when those four years seemed to have slipped away in seconds. There were good times filled with fun and friends but it is time to move on now. This book, however, will always be a reminder of those very special times. To my very dedicated staff whom I have grown very close to — thank you for your hard work and perseverance with out you I could not have done it. To my fellow classmates, my friends — I wish you the very best, Good Luck and Good-bye. Michael S. Furnari Editor-In-Chief Evergreen ’81