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

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1982 volume:

I 1 j i j i- 1 Evergreen Annual for the Academic Year 1981-1982 Loyola College 4501 North Charles Street Baltimore, Maryland 21210 MCMLXXXII I remember when you were a stranger, vulnerable, and courageously alone. Slowly and reverently, I made my way into your life; Stumbling through the dark corridors of your mind, and opening the windows of my heart to your soul. Years from now, if a day seems interminably dreary, I will take this book down from a dusty shelf, and look specifically for your picture. It will bring a smile to my lips, and stir joy in my heart. For I will remember that very first day, and the awkward, rewarding, painful, and loving way — That we became friends. Carolyne Kasprzak 4 Table of Contents Dedication 6 Faculty Administration 18 Clubs Organizations 48 Sports 86 Student Life 124 Seniors 180 Senior Directory 240 Table of Contents 5 6 Dedication . After more than 50 years of Jesuit service, Fr. Nicholas Kunkel, S.J. continues to be a vital member of the Loyola Community. Prior to his arrival at Loyola, Fr. Kunkel served as Dean of Men at Georgetown University and held various positions at Atenes de Manila University in the Philipines. Since coming to Loyola in 1970 as Associate Dean, Father has devoted much of his time and energy to listen- ing to and aiding students in various areas of concern. Many students have discovered that when they don’t know where to turn with a problem, Fr. Kunkel can always be counted on to do his best to resolve it. We at Loyola are indeed lucky to have a man so dedicated to the concerns of the students. This caring man is a prominent asset for faculty and students alike. For all that you have done and all that you will do, Fr. Kunkel, we thank you. Dedication ? The National Aquarium 8 Baltimore The Pratt Street Pavilion The Washington Monument Baltimore 9 From The Old West Jenkins Hall The Jesuit Residence ! I t i ). t i I ' l I I i I i I i ! Charleston Hall Campus Scenes 1 3 Artwork by Gene Marie Gribbin It 14 Student Art 1 Artwork by Gene Marie Gribbin Student Art 15 The Loyola Notre Dame Library The President’s House Millbrook House aasamljr I i On the morning of Tuesday, Oc- tober 20, after 34 years of service to Loyola College the Dell Build- ing was demolished. The demoli- tion of the Dell makes way for the construction of the new Student Center. The Demolition of the Dell a Introduction ! 7 Rev. Joseph A. Sellinger, S.J. — President Rev. Daniel J. McGuire, S.J. — Special Assistant to the President Paul J. Melanson — Vice President, Administration and Finance Thomas E. Scheye — Academic Vice President Robert D. Sweeney — Vice President, Development Joseph A. Yanchik — Vice President, Student Affairs Randall P. Donaldson — Assistant to the Academic Vice President Fr. Sellinger Fr. McGuire Mr. Scheye 20 Faculty Administration iJ L Mr. Sweeney Mr. Yanchik Dr. Donaldson Mr. Melanson Faculty Administration 21 Roger Atkinson — Business Manager Allen Barrett, Jr. — Director, Alumni Relations Ralph Case, II — Assistant Dean, School of Business and Manage- ment Rev. William M. Davish, S.J. — Associate Academic Dean Phyllis Dietz — Director of Public Relations John Guercio — Interim Dean, School of Business and Manage- ment Joseph M. Healy — Associate Academic Dean Ray S. House — Associate Dean, School of Business and Manage- ment P. Edward Kaltenbach — Dean of Freshmen Rev. Nicholas A. Kunkel, S.J. — Associate Academic Dean Francis J. McGuire — Academic Dean Rev. Dennis Moran, S.J. — Associate Director of Development David F. Roswell — Dean, College of Arts and Sciences Rev. John Shea, S.J. — Director, Counseling Center Rev. Joseph A. Sobierajski, S.J. — Director, Campus Ministries Sr. Monica Maria Yeager, R.S.M. — Controller Dean Healy Dr. Kaltenbach Dean Guercio Mr. Atkinson Fr. Shea Mr. Barrett 22 Faculty Administration Dean Roswell Dr. House Fr. Davish Dean McGuire Fr. Moran Faculty Administration 23 William Bossmeyer, III — Associate Director, Admissions George T. Causey — Director of Physical Plant James Fitzsimmons — Director of Resident Life Martha Gagnon — Director of Admissions Michael Goff — Director of Development Margery W. Harriss — Coordinator of Special Events Facilities Mark Lindenmeyer — Director of Financial Aid Jeanne Lombardi, R.N. — Coordinator of Health Services Eugene Marshall — Assistant Dean, Academics Thomas O’Connor — Director of Athletics Ronald K. Parnell — Director of Security Gerard F. Petrik Jr. — Director of Sports Information and Promotion James C. Ruff — Assistant Dean, Student Welfare CreSaundra Sills — Director of Career Planning and Placement Ron Stagenhorst — Director of Saga Food Service Kathleen L. Yorkis — Assistant Dean, Student Development Dean Ruff Mrs. Sills Mrs. Harriss Dr. Yorkis Mr. Fitzsimmons Mr. Stagenhorst Mr. Lindenmeyer Dean Marshall Mr. Petrik Mr. Parnell Mr. O’Connor Mr. Bossmeyer Mrs. Lombardi Mrs. Gagnon Accounting Ray L. Brown — Associate Professor Susan A. Lynn — Assistant Professor 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 Mr. Rice — Department Chairman Second Row: Mr. Pfeiffer, Dr. Wysong, Mr. Rice, Mr. Smith, Dr. Brown. Li 26 Faculty Administration Dr. Butcher — Department Chairman Biology Henry C. Butcher, IV — Professor 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 Dr. Giles, Dr. Conner, Dr. Dixon, Dr. Graham, Dr. Butcher. Faculty Administration 27 Business Finance Frank A. Cappiello — Professor William P. Carton — Associate Professor Edward F. Cavey — Assistant Professor Timothy Flaight — Associate Professor Walter R. Holman, Jr. — Assistant Professor Patrick A. Martinelli — Professor Joel N. Morse Dr. Martinelli — Department Chairman 28 Faculty Administration Administration Management Daniel J. Duffy — Professor Paul C. Ergler — Associate Professor John P. Paris — Assistant Professor Clifford W. Fawcett — Associate Professor John A. Gray — Associate Professor J. Randolph New — Assistant Professor Daniel D. Singer — Associate Professor Russell T. Stewart — Visiting Assistant Professor Dr. Duffy — Department Chairman Front Row: Dr. Fawcett. Dr. Duffy, Dr. Gray. Second Row: Dr. Singer, Mr. Stewart, Dr. New. Faculty Administration 29 Management Science Dr. Charles Margenthaler, Mrs. Margaret Eggers, Dr. Kimbrough Sherman, Mrs. M. Margaret Cermak. Mr. Gerald Patnode, Mr. Milton van den Berg, Mrs. Susan Thomas, Dr. Ronald Biglin. Marketing 30 Faculty Administration Dr. Miller — Department Chairman Chemistry Robert P. DeToma — Assistant Professor Henry C. Freimuth — Professor Emeritus Timothy J. McNeese — Assistant Professor Melvin P. Miller — Professor James F. Salmon, S.J. — Associate Professor Norbert M. Zaczek — Professor Front Row: Dr. DeToma, Sr. Eby, Dr. McNeese. Back Row: Dr. Freimuth, Dean Roswell, Dr. Zaczek, Mr. Jordan. Dr. Miller. Faculty Administration 31 Economics Arleigh T. Bell, Jr. — Associate Professor Francis J. Cullen — Associate Professor Jacob Deutch — Assistant Professor John M. Jordan — Associate Professor John C. Larson — Associate Professor Mark Meador — Assistant Professor Marc Rubin — Assistant Professor Stephen J. Walters — Assistant Professor Dr. Larson — Department Chairman Dr. Walters, Dr. Jordan, Dr. Larson. Dr. Bell, Mr. Cooke, Dr. Rubin. 32 Faculty Administration Dr. Reitz — Department Chairman Education William J. Amoriell — Assistant Professor Joseph Mary Donohue, S.N.D. — Associate Professor Francis P. Fairbank — Assistant Professor Emeritus Donald B. Hofler — Assistant Professor Lucy Kotarides — Associate Professor Emerita Lynette Long — Assistant Professor Joseph Procaccini — Assistant Professor Donald J. Reitz — Professor Sharyn S. Rhodes — Assistant Professor Beatrice E. Sarlos — Associate Professor James E. Smith — Assistant Professor Seated; Sr. Donohue, Dr. Rhodes, Dr. Long. Standing; Dr. Horvath, Dr. Amoriell, Mr. Fairbank, Dr. Sarlos, Mr. Daubner, Mr. Hofler, Dr. Reitz. Faculty Administration 33 English, Fine Arts, Writing Carol N. Abromaitis — Associate Professor Mary G. Atherton — Assistant Professor James E. Dockery, S.J. — Assistant Professor James H. Donahoe, S.J. — Assistant Professor David C. Dougherty — Professor Charies B. Hands — Professor Barbara C. Mallonee — Assistant Professor Phillip McCaffrey — Associate Professor Virginia Reinecke — Assistant Professor Edward J. Ross — Assistant Professor Paula A. Scheye — Instructor William G. Skaff — Assistant Professor Francis X. Trainor — Assistant Professor Francis O. Voci — Assistant Professor Barbara E. Fassler-Walvoord — Associate Professor Dr. McCaffrey — Department Chairman r V M 1 yH « jm Seated: Mr. Voci, Dr. Skaff, Dr. McCaffrey, Mr. Trainor, Dr. Abromaitis. Standing: Mr. Ross, Mrs. Rafferty, Miss Reinecke, Dr. Hands, Dr. Dougherty, Mrs. Mallonee, Mrs. Atherton. 34 Faculty Administration Dr. Geldrich-Leffman — Department Chairwoman Foreign Languages Literatures John Clarke — Assistant Professor Hanna Geldrich-Leffman — Professor Serafina S. Hager — Assistant Professor Ann M. Hughes — Lecturer P. Andrew McCormick — Associate Professor Malke L. Morris — Assistant Professor Ana Maria Snell — Assistant Professor Bruce 1. Turner — Assistant Professor Dr. Clarke, Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Cumming, Dr. Geldrich-Leffman, Dr. Snell, Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Tilghman, Dr. Hager, Dr. Turner. Faculty Administration 35 A Profile of ’82 By Carol Nevin Abromaitis, Ph.D. Associate Professor of English There is a certain chutzpah in composing a portrait of a class of more than five-hundred-fifty young men and women who are majoring in disciplines as different as Chemistry, Theology, Accounting, and Speech Pathology; who have lived in almost every state in the union and in several foreign countries; who work as hospital orderlies, news stringers, credit managers, waitresses, and book salesmen; who plan to be state officials, parents, execu- tives, priests, military officers, and teachers. But in all of this diversity, from all of this variety, emerge lines which form the contours of the face of the Class of 1 982. This face is not so young as it was four years ago, but it is still young. It bears the signs of the triumphs and defeats which mark all lives but somehow seem to be even more intensely experienced within the crucible of college. The youth of the face testifies to the combination of hope and impatience which have typified the class. Equally notable is the energy which radiates from this face. This energy brings classes alive, keeps organizations meeting, fills publications, plays sports in all seasons, and dances the nights away. Someday you will recall with disbelief the stamina which enabled you to crowd into twenty-four hours a paper for English, a report for Theol- ogy, a test in Biology, and a meeting of the Rugby Club to plan fund-raising ploys even as you listened to your room- mate explain why a date was a total disaster as the two of you had a ten-minute lunch. Another shaping line of this face is the compassion which you have collectively displayed. Many of you have been blood donors, dancers for the handicapped, fasters for the hungry, and footballers for the poor. But this kind- ness has not been limited to organized events and causes. You have displayed your concern for each other in your joy at another’s success, your comfort in another’s sor- rows. Your profile has become even more sharply limned by the growth in seriousness which you have manifested in your studies and in your role in the governance of Loyola. As you moved from underclassmen to upperclassmen, most of you began to realize that this business of classes was not mere busy work. You became aware that studies were not chores to be avoided but your reason for being at Loyola. Moreover, in the various committees you joined, you more than pulled your own weight. Whether partici- pating in curricular revision or devising teacher — evalua- tion forms, this class worked diligently and thoughtfully to improve the academic life. All of this is not to say that the faculty is complacent about you. We would have you more in love with studying for the sake of studying, more informed about areas which lie outside of your major, more willing to be challenged aesthetically. But we know that these wishes are an ex- pression of that fundamental desire which teachers always have for their students: that somehow you should be more, be better than we are. Only time will tell whether you will indeed be more, be better. This face which your class now has is that which God, your parents, and your education have given you. In fifty years there will be no face which can be imposed on you, even metaphorically. Then what you have done with your gifts, your time, your opportunities will shape the faces which you wear. May those faces reflect lives of integrity which have made this fallen world better for your having been in it. 36 Faculty Administration Faculty Administration 37 History, Political Science, and Classics History, Political Science John R. Breihan — Assistant Professor Edward A. Doehler — Professor Emeritus Frank A. Evans — Professor William I. Kitchin — Associate Professor Hans Mair — Associate Professor Marjorie Murphy — Assistant Professor Stephen G. Reges — Associate Professor Nicholas Varga — Professor Donald T. Wolfe — Assistant Professor Classics Dennis M. Linehan, S.J. — Assistant Professor Dr. Reges — Department Chairman Dr. Reges, Dr. Wolfe, Dr. Breihan, Dr. Varga, Dr. Evans, Dr. Mair, Dr. McCormick, Dr. Doehler. 38 Faculty Administration Dr. Hennessey — Department Chairman Mathematics Richard E. Auer — Assistant Professor Helen Christensen, R.S.M. — Assistant Professor John C. Hennessey — Professor George B. Mackiw — Assistant Professor Richard F. McCoart, Jr. — Professor William D. Reddy — Associate Professor Dr. Auer, Dr. Reddy, Dr. Hennessey, Sr. Christensen, Dr. McCoart. 1 1 : I ' i t Faculty Administration 39 Military Science ROTC SGM Robert L. Clark — Command Sergeant Major SP5 Carl Franklin — Administrative NCO Major Robert G. Linson — Assistant Professor of Military Science Captain Frederick T. Miller — Assistant Professor of Military Science Major Richard P. Morton — Assistant T.M.S. MSG David A. Norville — Principal Drill Instructor SGT Antonio W. Thomas — Supply NCO Lt. Colonel Norman P. Wilderson — Professor of Military Science Lt. Colonel Wilderson — Commanding Officer Front Row; LTC Wilderson, MAJ Morton, MAJ Linson, CPT Miller. Second Row: SGM Clark, MSG Norville, SGT Thomas, SP5 Franklin. 40 Faculty Administration Dr. Nachbahr — Department Chairman Philosophy Malcolm G. Clark — Professor Francis J. Cunningham — Associate Professor Timothy O. Davis — Visiting Instructor John K. McCormack, S.J. — Associate Professor Bernard A. Nachbahr — Professor Timothy J. Stapleton — Assistant Professor Aldo G. Tassi — Professor Kevin N. Wildes, S.J. — Instructor Seated: Dr. Tassi, Dr. Nachbahr, Mr. Wildes. Standing: Mr. Davis, Dr. Clark, Dr. Cunningham, Fr. McCormack, Dr. Stapleton. Faculty Administration 41 Engineering Science, Computer Science, Physics Paul J. Coyne, Jr. — Assistant Professor Albert W. Jones — Assistant Professor Robert Q. Macleay — Visiting Assistant Professor Helene F. Perry — Assistant Professor James D. Rozics — Professor F. Xavier Spiegel — Associate Professor Bernard J. Weigman — Professor Ms. Perry — Department Chairwoman Front Row: Dr. Rozics, Ms. Perry, Mr. Spiegel, Dr. Jones, Dr. Macleay. Back Row: Dr. Coyne, Dr. Weigman. 42 Faculty Administration Dr. Clapperton — Department Chairman Psychology Melvin C. Blanchette, S.S. — Assistant Professor Gilbert Clapperton — Associate Professor 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 — Associate Professor Steven A. Sobelman — Assistant Professor Front Row: Dr. Gilroy, Dr. Mostwin, Dr. Clapperton, Dr. Yen. Back Row: Mr. Doyle, Dr. Sherman, Dr. Sobelman, Dr. Plotkin, Dr. Helweg. Faculty Administration 43 Sociology Michael G. Burton — Assistant Professor M. Antonia Keane — Assistant Professor Jai P. Ryu — Associate Professor Dr, Ryu — Department Chairman Dr. Burton, Ms. Keane, Dr. Ryu. 44 Faculty Administration Dr. Kolman — Department Chairman Speech Pathology, Audiology Ann Beetz — Adjunct Instructor Ira H. Kolman — Associate Professor Libby Kumin — Associate Professor Pat Marchetti — Adjunct Instructor Nancy Minghette — Adjunct Instructor Elaine B. Saltysiak — Assistant Professor Linda E. Spencer — Assistant Professor Front Row: Mrs. Beetz, Dr. Kolman, Dr. Kumin. Back Row: Ms Minghetti, Mrs. Saltysiak, Dr. Spencer, Mrs. Marchetti. Faculty Administration 45 Theology James J. Buckley — Assistant Professor M. Sharon Burns, R.S.M. — Associate Professor T. Gerard Connolly, S.J. — Assistant Professor Vigen Guroian — Assistant Professor Webster T. Patterson — Professor Patricia Plovanich, O.S.F — Assistant Professor Michael Proterra, S.J. — Assistant Professor James F. Salmon, S.J. — Associate Professor Sr. Burns, R.S.M. — Department Chairwoman Front Row: Sr. Burns, Sr. Plovanich, Fr. Proterra. Back Row; Fr. Connelly, Dr. Buckley, Dr. Guroian, Mr. Patterson. 46 Faculty Administration Congratulations to Fr. Louis Bonacci, S.J. who recited his Final Vows in the Society of Jesus on December 8, 1981. The Evergreen Annual welcomes Fr. John Brunett, S.J., new Assistant to the Dean of Freshmen. 1 I Faculty Administration 47 1 Associated Students of Loyola College Executive Committee Front Row: Karen Conklin — Treasurer, Michael Fitzsimmons — Senior Assistant to the President, Doreen Desmarais — Executive Secretary, Mike “Keebler” Avia — Vice President of Social Affairs, Vanessa Pappas — Senior Class President. Back Row: William A. Burke — Vice President of Student Affairs, Susan Godbehere — Vice President of Academic Affairs, Timothy J. Murphy — Junior Class President, George Andrews — President, Father Joseph Sellinger. 1 i Delegates-at-Large Mike Fitzsimmons, Julie Taylor, Pete Srsic, Karen Conklin, Bob Farley. Ab- sent: John Rea. 50 Clubs Organizations Class of ’82 Class Officers Class of ’83 Neil L anzi — Representative, Vanessa Pappas — President, Denise Desmarais — Representative. Class of ’84 Doreen Desmarais — Representative, Tim Madey — President, Pam T rimarchi — Representative. Tim Murphy — President, Sue Simpson — Representative, John Kurowski — Representative. Marty Kelly — Representative, Dora Bankins — President, Pat Murphy — Representative. Clubs Organizations 51 Social Affairs Front Row: Lisa Bunko, Monique Mitchell, Maura Lynch, Anna Hurbanis, Donna Conoscenti, Mike Avia — V.P. of Social Affairs, Theresa Jenkins, Annette Mooney, Tricia Baldwin, Joanne Kane, Lynn Michaud. Back Row: Paul Grosso, Pauravi Raval, Jan Mueller, Suzy Aydinel, Pete Srsic, Keith Fitch, Elena Plante, Lucy Suntum, John Heeb, Donna Maier. Academic Affairs Aw Seated: Marty Kelly, Sylvia Polonsky, Steve Epstein, Margaret Tierney, Phil Wright, Denis Olver, Frances Chian, Sue Godbehere — V.P. of Academic Affairs, Kathy Bisignani, Angie Kufera. Standing: Clayton Young, Vincent Simoncini, Julie Taylor, Denise Desmarais, LeeAnn Janney, John Yannone, Pat Martin, Bob Farley. 52 Clubs Organizations Student Affairs Front Row: Dave Dickerson, Mac Riley, Joe Gerrity, Bill Burke — V.P, of Student Affairs, Phil Wright, Beth Phaup, Tim Murphy. Back Row: Vanessa Pappas, Joe Jordan, Keith Gaj, Scott Gaboury, Maura Lynch, Faith Finamore, Chris Buck. Clubs Organizations 53 Front Row: Arleen Campo, Claire Ziomek, Mary Anne Skrivan, Kathy Tylisz, Sharon Daniel. Second Row: Dave Gardiner, Amy Butcher, Rob Porter, Joan Barry, Sue Winchurch, Debbi Carter, Jacqui Reardon, David Hoffman. Back Row: Ken Tartaglino, Hans Kratzmeier, Roy Van Dusen, Tina Carignano, Patty Britton, Ted Ludicke, Mike Wroblenski. Front Row: Monica Solano, Toni Ammirati, Cindy Habart, Paula Majerowitz, Theresa Jenkins, Tricia Baldwin. Second Row: Mary Ann Ross, Kathy Horan, Franny Donnelly, Chris McBride, Carol Schutt, Beth Stockman, Mary Anne Skrivan. Back Row: Elizabeth Maze, Peggy Simpson, Angela Calle, Melissa Church, Lisa Bunko, Sheila Balek, Sean Mann. Sailing Club 54 Clubs Organizations 1 ’ ' NT College Republicans Rich Stewart, Matthew Tyner, Robert Brown, Kelly Full, Nancy Sanders, Becky Banick, Dawn Young, Theresa Scafuro, Denise Franke, Monica Scafuro, Colleen Rose, J.T. Mullin, Doug Keller- man, Karl Aumann, Albert Nordone, Ed Kihn, Julie Rappold, Jeff German, Tom Kanellakos, Frank Rutkowski, Brian Roland, Thomas Kane, John McKechnie, Andrew Kreller, Mac Riley, Mike Muth, Katherene Flom, Caroline Griffin, Tom Porter, Tom Cassella, Mary Beth Diemer, John Wasowicz, Susan Bitzel, Mike Flollis, Steve Spicer, Rob Esche, David O’Brien, Chuck Flutzell, Jim Doyle, Herb Tredeken, Mark Eurman, Steve Johnston, Ken Eriedel, Jacqui Reardon, Ken Tar- taligno, Danielle Welch, Robin Carmichael, Courtney Cochran, Martin Earrel, Terry Eecik, Bill Gardiner, John Ghiardi, Sara Ann Vogt, Pa- tricia Hervert. Black Students’ Association Front Row: Marvin Wallace, Benedict Dorsey, Sharon Thomas, Clayton Young, Mary Wallace, Charles Baugh, Janice Johnson, Melvin Thompson. Back Row: Cecelia Finney, Dean Marshall, Carmen Duran, George Garrison, Lydia Sam-Lamb, Leo Blackwell, Beverly Jenifer, Denise Spriggs, Lisa Carter, Alonzo Wilson, Dawn Johnson, Maria Terry, Vinita Bensley, Barbara Kittrell, Debbie Blackwell, Wayne Harp, Brian Lyles, Rosalyn Jackson, Diane Bulger, Sohambo Lawson, Douglas Hamilton, Karessa Burris, Ester Wallace, James Bush, Marjorie Watson, Ronnie James, Vance Morris, Phil Wright, Clubs Organizations 55 1 Psychology Club Front Row: Stacy Adams, Theresa Jenkins, Jody Nusholtz, Rowena Tayag, Patricia Tom, Ann Marie Parretti, Second Row: Karen Knudsen, Pete Srsic, Sue Godbehere, Maggie Vinck, Duane Verderaime, Sherrie Dause, Joyce Boch, Jean Frenkil. Back Row: Barbara Van Custem, Mark Monte, Mr. Doyle, Kathleen Comber, Jim Lynch. WLCR Front Row: John Campo, Donna Bonica, Jeanne Cronin, Andrew Cirko. Second Row: Paul Grosso, Burl East, Linda Trezise, Megan Arthur, Ramona Pula, Terri Hobbs, Beth Dietz. Third Row: Dave Smith, Tony Ruszala, Ted Milis, Bill Hartman, Bob Farley, John Jester, Marty Sarsfield. Back Row: Joe Jordan, Frank Conlin, Lee Totten, Kevin Boyle. Mike McGee, Martin Cadogan, Keith Fitch. 56 Clubs Organizations Sociology Club Front Row: Maria Arroyo, Mary Trimmel, Scott Gaboury, John Weidenbruch, Second Row: Deb- bie Brockmeyer, B.J. Crone, Ms. Toni Keane, Dr. Michael Burton, Val Gomez. Back Row: Barbara McCoy, Dr. Jai Ryu, Lisa Berry, Bernadette Fred- erick, Tom Quinn, Greg Dunaway. Business Society Front Row: Janet Guenta, Carolyn Gatti, Ed Sowder, Jim Ells, Kevin Byrnes, Bob Farley, Mark Richardson, John Valentini. Second Row: Paula Cohen, Pat Cashen, Joe Aukward, Guy Van Tiggelen, Gaby Nagle, John Buscema, Tom Kane, Scott Flahn, Martin Eby, Mike Sawicki, Tina Pappas, Glenda Cuevas, Francis Perrin. Third Row: A1 Lietzau, Vinita Beasley, Kathy Reiman, Kay Gries, Georgia Nastos, Avery Jackson, Paul Broring, Brian Foley, Steve Rassa, Grace Akiyama, Sue Surwick, Jackie Reardon, Mary McDonald. Fourth Row: Cathy Eisinger, Julie Blair, Mary Ellen O ' Shea, Lavita Emory, Donna Noone, Courtney Cochran, Maria Terry, Dawn Johnson, Matt Beverungen, Matt Young, Melanie Pratt, Gina Ciadelli, Philomena Coransaniti, Dawn Rodriguez. Back Row: Eric Nerf, Beverly Crawford, Suzanne DeMarco, Kevin Michno, Eileen Couglin, Tom Shearin, Karen Conklin, Linda McLeod, Brian Smith, Michael Droter, Lucy Suntum, Michael Muth, Bob Cawley, Vanessa Pappas, Kevin Cronin, Kevin Denney, Scott Trivett, Rick Wade. Clubs Organizations 57 Korean Students’ Association Front Row: Kyung Tae Kim, Chang Ki Park, Bryan Lim, Matthew Yoo, Seung-hee An. Second Row: Jae S. Bae. Third Row: Myung Jang, Sung-hee Han, DoKhee Kim, Young Lee. Back Row: Yoon He Choi, Eun Sook Chong, Jung Sook Lee, Yeong Mi Kwon, Ah Won Kim. Chemistry Club Front Row: Mona Massuda, Monique Miko, Darlene Bader, Rene Anderson, John Killian, Paul Malinda, Paul Furth. Back Row: Ralph Ray, Mike Madsen, Chris Panagiotopoulos, Mike McGee, Phil Hanna, Derk Wierda, David Kaisler, Steve Mastella. 58 Clubs Organizations Chess and Backgammon Front Row: Douglas Lawson, Melvin Thompson. Back Row: Marvin Wallace, Dean Ned Case, Eric Baron, Ronnie James, Charles Baugh. Resident Affairs Council Front Row: Maura Lynch, Jean Cronin, Tricia Baldwin, Andrea M. Donohue. Back Row: Scott Gaboury, Maya Calabazana, Thomas “Huck” Finn, Sue Harrington, Maureen Sheehan, Vince Simoncini, John Buscema. Clubs Organizations 59 Men’s Crew Front Row: Mark Lechowicz, Shawn Hoye, Jack Devine, John Finamore. Second Row: Pat Revelle, George Hebner, Steve Vermillion, Alex Voultepsis. Third Row: Paul Goetzke. Christian Fellowship Seated: Benny Yu, Sue Wilhelm, Karen Wilson, Christine Hervert, Mary Vallaik, Kathy Reiman, Claire Bigley, Bonny Shiplet. Standing: Doug Koenigsberg, Jon Floyt, Judy Ogaitis, Tuck Simmons, Dan Dustin, Karen Besok, Patricia Hervert, Tim Getka. 60 Clubs Organizations Cultural Arts Forum Front Row: Rob Hoehn, David Schaller, Holly Hartleb. Sec- ond Row: Gina Grey, Beth Gaylor, Sylvia Acevedo, Nancy Bunker, Christine Heller. Back Row: Mary Lovell, Andree Catalfamo, Caroline Griffin, James Thierer, Richard New- ton. Scuba Club Mrs. Barbara Mallonee, Erin McGuire, Mary Keane, Jane Santoni, Drew Bowden. Steve Seidl, Inga Oesterle, Paul Freed, Greg Bacinski, Mr. Ed Ross, Mike Bernui, Laine Jenkins, David DelRosario, Kathy Wilkes, Billy Flax, Pam Simms. Clubs Organizations 61 Forensics Society Jim Garland, Mac Riley, Allison Walker, Dennis Olver, David McHale. Computer Club Front Row: Tom Volpe, Keith Gaj, Reg Weglein, Katherene Horn, Michelle Ichnioski, Jakki Ichnioski, Paul Furth. Back Row: Joe Jordan, Eric Heilman, Ken Porro, Ben Oteyza, John Ghiardi, Scott Brickner, Jim Lynch, Fred Schaefer, Ray Tomasic, Gary Johns, Tony Nardo. 62 Ciubs Organizations Greco Roman Society George Matthews, Robert Dubeau, Tina Pappas, Frances Chian, Frank Sangiorgi, Paul Grosso. Physics Club Matt Bickley, Orest Ukrainskyj, Ian McCammon, Owen Brown, Tom Wenzel, Celest Thomas, Kathleen Hanle, Harry Amarantidis. Clubs Organizations 63 A.S.L.C. Film Series Angela Calle, Christine Hervert, Paul Grosso, Pauri Raval. Front Row: Kacy Thorton, Dave O’Conner, Ann Flynn, Rob Lanciotti, Kelly Thorton, Dave Kiasler. Back Row: Craig Thomas, Mike Metzbower, C.B. Sothoron, Lee Thomas. Christian Outreach 64 Clubs Organizations Circle K Front Row: Janie Sofinowski, Regina Ruhlmann, LeAnn Smith, Peggy Willis, Maribeth Diemer, Elizabeth Yee, Allison Walker, Melissa Valenzuela. Back Row: Ken Long, Huber, David Dufour, David Hess, Bob Zarbin, Martin Mair. Unicorn Paul Furth, David Zeiler, Susan McIntyre, Louie Ruzzi, Valerie Macys. Clubs Organizations 65 ' 1 Gary Rice, Cate Maggiore, Brendan Herron. Chris Buck, Suzanne DeMarco, Dave Dickerson. Abs- cent: Tom Gibbons. S.A.A. C.S.A. Young Democrats Front Row: Amy DelGiorno, Liz Kominsky, Shirley Villagaray, Katie O ' Connor, Anne Hollenshade, Dave Mc Hale, Dora Bankins, Celia Cortada, Taras Vizzi. Second Row: Courtney Cochran, Brian Lyles, Jane Santoni, Judy Ogaitis, Steve Santora, Maria Terry, Diane Bulger, Sue Ann Sorrentino, Lorraine Verderaime, Talia Cortada. Third Row: Joe Gerrity, Dave Ferguson, Vance Morris, Matt Chisholm, Christine Calvelli, Melanie Bartek. Back Row: Mike Cerwonka, Sung-hee Han, John Yannone, Jeffrey Perlow, Ramona Pula, Don Kite, Paul Furth, Tom Christen, Sam Piazza. 66 Clubs Organizations The Greyhound Front Bunch: Bill O’Brian, Arleen Campo, Barbara McCoy. Back Bunch: Donna Griffin, Cathy Bowers, Dave Smith, Lauren Somody, Paul Broring, Karin Bereson, Kathy Keeney, Grace Akiyama. Pre-Law Club Front Row: Mia Zorzi, Celia Cortada, Lorraine Verderaime, Talia Cortada, Amy Soisson, Karen Pecora. Second Row: Paul Grosso, Karl Auman, Colleen Rose, Karin Bereson, Brian Frank, Debbie Donahue, Mary Cina. Back Row: Mike DiPietro, Mark Vukela, Neil Lanzi, Paul Goetzke, Mark Lechowicz. Clubs Organizations 67 Phi Alpha Theta Brian Logan, Paul Goetzke, Mike DiPietro, Paul Grosso, Mia Zorzi, Dr. John Breihan. Alpha Sigma Nu Bev Serio, Donna Griffin, Mark Monte, Tim Creamer, Theresa Jenkins, Joe Liberto, Denise Webster, David Hess, Roslyn Sassani, Vanessa Pappas, Bob Zink, Chris Dykton, Carol Schutt, Debbie Menas, Donna Denniston. Rene Maas. 68 Clubs Organizations International Club Front Row: Celia Cortada. Lorraine Verderaime, Talia Cortada. Second Row; Anna Hurbanis, Christine Hervert, Caroline Griffin, Ellen LaCorte, Pauravi Raval, Paul Grosso. Back Row: Bill Gardiner, Mary Malloy, Jan Klika, Manette Frese, Cathy Wilson, Doug Hamilton, Carmela Runci, Patricia Hervert. Associated Club Presidents Seated: Lee Thomas, Faith Finamore, Charles Baugh, Amy DelGiorno, Maryann Ross, Dora Bankins, Cathy Wilson, Peggy Fonshell, Bernadette Frederick. Second Row: Tom “Huck Finn, Andy Aitken, A1 Lee-Young, Jack Devine, Kenny Ames, Bill Burke, Mike Huber, George Andrews, Denis Olver, David Ziler, Chris Buck, Paul Grosso. Back Row: Bob Farley, Rich Stewart, Terry Zic, Tim Murphy, Mike Muth, Dave Dickerson, David Hess, Roy Van Dusen, Steve Beckman, John Weidenbruch, Joe Jordan, Greg Bacinski, Scott Brickner. Clubs Organizations 69 Dance Club Front Row; Crystal Patterson, Karen Moler, Jane Merkwaz. Back Row: Frances Stevenson, Franny Donnelly, Brenda Moses, Linda McNeills, Tina Dickinson, Ann Marie Straub. Front Row: Carole Wiedorfer, Jennifer Hegarty, Martha Myers, Paul Holden, Kathy Kil- chenstein. Second Row: Penny Polyanski, Kelly Bentrup, Fran- cis Chian, Sandy Ziethan. Third Row: Janine Judd, Annette Vig- liotti, Debbie Harris, Erin Lynch, Cindy Roden, K athy Bunte. Fourth Row: Theresa McDermott, Taryn Lamdin, Elaine Walstrum, David Loud- en, Kim Werner, Wayne Green, Daniel Dickey. Fifth Row: Rus- sell Gordon, Debbie Selby, Bob Zink, Ann Goy, Mary Anne Hartman, Lawrence Slavin. Back Row: John Robinson, Ross Tozzi, Eric Nerf, Mr. Pfeiffer, George Matthews, Bill Eitze, Ben Silverman, Brendon Her- ron, Lori Susemihl, Paul Eve- lius, Paul Frentz. Lambda Alpha Chi 70 Clubs Organizations Concert Choir Front Row: Miss Virginia Reinecke, Kikuko Duffy, Kathy Reiman, Cathy Diaz-Wilson, Christine Hervert. Second Row: Miriam Fisher, Kyoko Redd, Karen Wilson, Terri Hobbs, Merri-Todd Web- ster, Cheryl Mazaika. Third Row: Eileen McCloskey, Patricia Hervert, Jane Deger, Joan Jez. Fourth Row: Jeffery Einig, Benjamin Yu, Hans Mair, Charles Schweiger, Joe Schneid. Back Row: Douglas Hamilton, David Baldwin, Scott Gaboury, Heman Riley. Tri Beta Amy DelGiorno, President of the Young Democrats of Loyola, presents Maryland State Senator Frank Kelly with a plaque of appreciation for his work in higher education. Congresswoman Barbara Mikulski addresses an audience at a Loyola break- j fast sponsored by the Young Democrats. 72 Clubs Organizations In Memoriam 74 In Vlemoriam Robert L. O’Neill No one, they say. is indispensable. But some persons, if not irreplaceable, are unforgettable. One such person who will be gratefully remembered by many is Robert L. O ' Neill, our late Financial Aid Officer and Assistant Pro- fessor of Accounting. His former students and clients and faculty colleagues deeply feel his loss. When death walks in and takes someone so special, his friends are shocked and dismayed. But much as we miss him. we know he is still with us by his interest and prayers. Robert O’Neill ' s was a full life that fell like a ripe autumn leaf. He was a man of faith. In his family, in his parish commitments, in the business world, in his distin- guished military service, in his youth work, in his social life, and in his achievements and friendships here in the Loyola College he loved, he gave himself with total gener- ousity. He simply was a giver. How apt it was that this man, who might have accumulated fortunes in the mar- ketplace, gave himself to the education of youth and spent his golden years giving away money to students in their need. He lives in our memory as a man of open hand and heart. Mr. O ' Neill w ' as aged 67, a veteran of World War II and of the Korean War, a veteran too of the business world, in sales and credit and accounting, and as a partner in Canofor, Inc., and in Century Press. He graduated from Calvert Hall and the University of Baltimore, and earned his Master ' s Degree in Business Administration at Loy- ola. In 1 967 he retired as a Lieutenant Colonel in the U.S. Army Reserve and came to work here. Among his many community servcies w-as editorial and television work for the Knights of Columbus, and leadership in the Catholic Youth Organization and in various sports programs. All of us are in some way made poorer by the death of Bob O ' Neill. But we have been much enriched by his life. We at Loyola express our gratitude as well as our condo- lences to his devoted wife and daughters and son and grandchildren. With affection kindled in his own family Bob brighten the lives of students and colleagues and friends. He alw ' ays had a cheerful kindly word. His thoughts were of others, of how he could help. May his example and his prayers inspire us all to be generous and thoughtful and kind as he was. In Memoriam 7.s Men’s Fall Rugby Front Row: Mike McFarlin, Tim Madey, Kenny Ames, Andy Aitken, Brian McCaw, Tim Wickiser, Mike Buckingham, Joe Troy, Billy Burke, Jed Davis, Tim Stang, Ed Pryor. Second Row: John Galvin, John Daniels, Steve Larcher, Mike Norton, Dennis Byrnes, Chris Dimaio, Gil Digioia, Pascal Luck, Neil Buchness, Huck Finn, A1 Buchness, John Yoash. Thrid Row: Barry Webster, Tom Kovell, John Dyer, Charlie Griffith, Mark McCoy, Marty Farrell, Tom Sheridan, Joe Yanchik, Joe Morel, John Weidenbruch, Jeff Deffinbaugh, Chris Miller, Mike Faby, Chris Cilibretti. Back Row: Pat O ' Brien, Tom Gostomski, Neil Brown, Colin Drummond, Mike Winters, Michael Sugrue, Jimmy Jones, Jim Farrell, Pete Fiocco, Mike Nueslein, Dan Kramer, Mike Morley, Steve Sireci, Rob Fitzgerald, Rudy Buchheit. The Men’s Rugby Club lived up to its reputa- tion as Loyola’s most active club and also became the largest Loyola rugby club ever with over 60 members. The fall season saw the ruggers defeat rival Towson State 6-0, at home, while also chalking up victories over Salisbury State, and Catholic University. The team’s losses came at the hands of George Mason, 13-9; and Frostburg, 4-0. The Frostburg loss was especially tough since it came in the first round of the Potomac Rugby Union Tournament. The fall season was a good effort by all the team members. It allowed the new less exper- ienced players time to integrate themselves into the club, while the veterans played with their usual excellence. Three team members: John Molli, Tom Sheri- dan, and Kenny Ames made the Baltimore Area Select Side and the Potomac Rugby Union Colle- giate Select Side. Congratulations are extended to these players especially, and to the team as a whole for a fine season. 76 Clubs Organizations Tom “Huck” Finn and Mike Morley sky for a lineout as Tom Sheridan supports. Loyola prepares to scrum down against Frostburg. Men’s Spring Rugby Front Row: Brian McCaw, Tom Sheridan, John Molli, Mark McCoy, Andy Aitken, Billy Burke, Kenny Ames, Dennis Sullivan, Jim Schuette, Tim Wickiser. Back Row: Jeff Deffinbaugh, Tim Madey, Jim Farrell, Mark Miller, Huck Finn, Mike Buckingham, A1 Buchness, Rudy Buchheit, Joe Morel, Mike Morley. The 1982 spring season was the second most success- ful season in the history of rugby at Loyola. The club finished the season with an overall record of 8-3-2. Victories were recorded against Towson State, Mount St. Mary’s, Boston College, West Potomac, Western Suburbs, Chesapeake, Severn River, and an unprec- edented 3-0 win over the Division I Baltimore Rugby Club. Loyola also tied the Division II Baltimore Coun- ty Club 8-8; a team stacked with Loyola alumni. The highlight of the season was the first-ever Loyola College Jesuit Invitational Rugby Tournament. Loyola played host (on and off the field) to Holy Cross, Boston College, and Georgetown rugby clubs. The tourney featured Loyola beating Boston College 22-7 in the preliminary round before being upset in the finals by Holy Cross. Loyola’s last venture of the season was in the presti- gious Preakness Tournament. The club chalked up three wins and took second place out of ten teams; suffering a heartbreaking loss to a rejuvenated Towson State in the championship match. The Loyola Ruggers also bid farewell and good luck to these graduating senior rugby players: George An- drews, Alec Buchness, Neil Buchness, Mike Bucking- ham, Billy Burke, Huck Finn, and Tim Wickiser. Mike Morley skies for a line out. 78 Clubs Organizations Women’s Fall Rugby Front Row: Katie O ' Connor, Amy Soisson, Cathie Dannemiller, Celia Cortada. Second Row: Lorraine Verderaime, Paige Arnold, Peggy Fonshell, Denise Creighton, Talia Cortada. Back Row: Lynn Porter, Karin Bereson, Beth Phaup, Karen Clabby, Genny Nulph. Abscent: Laura Degnan, Maureen McGirr. The Women’s Rugby Club experienced some tough go- ing in this year’s fall season. The season started with a trip south to compete in the Washington, D.C. Women’s Rugby Tournament. Excellent teams from throughout the area came together in Washington to kick off the season. Frostburg, Chesapeake, Towson State, the Washington, D.C. Women’s Club, and the University of Maryland all competed for the trophy. Loyola’s women played hard in each game but were overmatched by the larger more ex- perienced squads, and finished in last place. The team was able to manage victories over Catholic University, and Franklin and Marshall, though they fell victim to other quality opponents. The lady ruggers look forward to the spring when they will be able to field a more experienced team. There is reason for optimism if the team can avoid the great num- ber of injuries which plagued them this fall. Newly ac- quired full time coach Merri Schuman should be able to lead her enthusiastic women to new heights in the spring if the team can return with the same dedication it showed this fall. 80 Clubs Organizations Clubs Organizations 81 Women’s Spring Rugby Front Row: Cathie Dannemiller, Amy Soisson, Peggy Fonshell, Lorraine Verderaime, Celia Cortada, Beth Phaup. Second Row: Katie O’Connor, Stephanie Campbell, M.J. Immel, Jill Long, Denise Creighton, Talia Cortada. Back Row: Lori Ekeroth, Tammy Floyd, Lynn Porter, Beenie Gavin, Karin Bereson, Karen Clabby, Paige Arnold, Genny Nulph. The Women’s Rugby Team ventured into another competi- tive season with an increased number of recruits. The season started with an encouraging twenty-eight girls, and the team maintained twenty-two of them which led the squad to a proud 3-4 record. The club’s challenges included familiar teams as well as new ones. Among them were Catholic U., Washington R.F.C., Mount St. Mary’s, N.J. Cheerie O’s, Smith College, Franklin and Marshall, and Towson State. Unlike previous sea- sons, this spring the team worked on creating plays and estab- lishing positions. The main concern remained however, to es- cape injury. While accepting new strategies of the game, the club also accepted players from various area colleges. These members came from Notre Dame, Towson State, and Maryland Institute. The Women’s Rugby Club would like to thank all those who played this season, with a special thanks and good luck to seniors Cathie Dannemiller, Stephanie Campbell, and Amy Soisson. 82 Clubs Organizations I Meatball and Lobster Buddies! Dawn and Vanessa Fr. Lou and Tim talk politics. 84 Clubs Organizations Clubs Organizations 85 Soccer Front Row: Bryan McPhee, George Arendt. Second Row: Tom Brennan, Greg Oler, Greg Zsebedics, Joe Papparotto, Barry Missett, Larry Pietruszka, Tom Rafferty, Tom Vitrano, Vince Griffith, Darrell Helm. Back Row: A1 Jones, Coach Bill Sento, Brian Kirby, Mark Gillespie, Steve Maynes, John Potter, Craig Callinan, Dan Novak, Tony Butta, Marvin Branch, Clark Callinan, Chris Gaeng, Coach Scott Smith, Trainer Le Roy Brandimore. Absent: William Sipes, Peter Mangione, Coach Greg Portera, Coach Mike Powers. Record 10-5-3 Opponent W L Score Johns Hopkins W 5-0 Towson State w 2-1 OT Penn State L 2-0 St. Peter’s W 2-0 Seton Hall W 8-1 Evansville W 1-0 James Madison L 1-0 OT Georgetown W 1-0 Rider College TIE 2-2 OT Philadelphia Textile L 2-1 Delaware L 3-0 Baltimore W 3-1 Towson State L 2-1 Old Dominion W 2-1 American TIE 0-0 OT St. Joseph’s W 4-0 Maryland W 1-0 William and Mary TIE 1-1 OT Loyola declared ECAC Champion on penalty kicks. 88 Sports livJM HSr ’ r kSl Vm 55 . • ' Tv rs w J t .mi J9tBmm j ' p 3 m Mr 1 . UmSygT I The young and talented Grey- hound soccer squad capped a solid 1 1 - 5-2 season with a victory over Wil- liam and Mary, giving Loyola the ECAC South Atlantic Regional Championship. After the teams bat- tled to a 1-1 tie through two over- times, Hound goalie Bryan McPhee stopped two of four W M penalty kicks while the Hounds converted all four of theirs to seal the victory. Loyola’s season was highlighted by two other tournament victories. The Greyhounds began their campaign by winning the Baltimore Metro Tour- nament with a 2-1 overtime conquest of Towson State University. Coach Bill Sento’s club also captured the ti- tle of its own tourney, the Loyola In- vitational, for the first time in four years by beating Evansville 1-0. Goalkeeper Bryan McPhee turned in a superb season in the nets, with six shutouts in only twelve games. McPhee sat out six games in October with a back injury, at this time the Hounds hit a mid-season slump. With the sophomore keeper minding the nets, the Hounds’ record was an im- pressive 8-2-1. Freshmen played a huge part in the hooters’ successful season. The Grey- hounds’ top four scorers were all first- year men. Forward Tom Rafferty was Loyola’s leading scorer with 9 goals and 3 assists. Clark Callinan, Vince Griffith, and Greg Zsebedics were other frosh who provided much needed scoring punch. Midfielder Darrell Helm and fullback Marvin Branch were two other freshmen who made important contributions. It was largely because of the efforts of these freshmen in particular and the entire team in general that the Greyhounds were able to double their offensive production of a year ago. Leadership for the younger players was provided by the co-captains, ju- nior Tom Vitrano and sophomore Craig Callinan. Coach Sento will be hard pressed to have as good a recruiting year as the one just passed, but it may not be nec- essary. There were no seniors on the 1981 squad, so the winning tradition of Loyola soccer looks certain to con- tinue. Sports 91 Field Hockey Front Row: Margie Colandreo, Karen Moler, Diane Roller, Brenda McAllister, Sarah Perilla, Janet Schnader, Beth Perry, Meg Gunther, Patricia Naughten, Eileen Gavin. Second Row; Molly Wollam, Mary McDonald, Erin Keavney, Patty Albornoz, Mary Pat Osborne, Renie Maas, Liz Murry, Jennifer Ferra, Patty Haney. Back Row: Coach Sharon Holtschneider, Gabrielle Grant, Maureen Leahy, Holly Myland, Maureen O’Neil, Elaine apRhys, Julie Lind, Terri Hobbs. Record 4-9-2 The women’s field hockey team finished a disap- pointing season with a final record of 4-9-2. Howev- Opponent WjL Score er, the season ended on a high note with impressive performances in the MAIAW tournament and a 3-0 Goucher College T 1-1 shutout of Catholic University in their finale. Johns Hopkins W 2-1 In the MAIAW tourney, coach Sharon Holtsch- UMBC W 2-1 neider’s squad suffered two tough losses, both by 1-0 Lehigh L 9-0 scores, to Towson State and UMBC. Still, the team Towson State L 5-1 played well enough that both games could easily American University L 4-2 have been wins. Catholic University W 7-2 Senior captain Mary McDonald, along with sen- Drexel University L 9-0 ior Maureen O’Neil and sophomore Jennifer Ferra, Frostburg State T 3-3 were the mainstays of the Lady Hounds’ attack this Mt. St. Mary’s L 0-1 year, while Mary Pat Osborne, only a sophomore. Salisbury State L 3-1 turned in a solid season as the team’s goalkeeper. Hood College W 5-2 Two games that stood out over the season were a MAIAW Tournament L 1-0 5-2 win over Hood College in which O’Neil scored MAIAW Tournament L 1-0 three goals, and a 3-3 tie against a tough Frostburg York College L 6-1 State team. A solid nucleus will return for the squad next year. That combined with the fine games turned in at the end of the season, point to improvement on this season’s record. 92 Sports Volleyball Front Row: Laurie Stascavage, Diane Geppi, Judy Ogaitis. Second Row; Assistant Coach A1 Jones, Lisa Maletic, Karen Ryerson, Liz Zolga, Laura Hudson, Margie Flather, Assistant Coach Mary Poluinale. Back Row: Nancy Lowe, Pam Weakley, Christine Collins, Colleen Cross, Laura Lentz, Julie Drost, Coach Cec Morrison. Another fine season was turned in by Loyola’s volleyball team. The Record 22-10-4 women finished with a mark of 22-10-4. The squad did not receive a bid to the regional tournament, but made a strong third place finish in Opponent W L the MAIAW tournament at Chestertown. The highlight of the tour- nament for Coach Cec Morrison and her women was their upset of the UMBC W top-seeded Navy team, which had been awarded a regional berth. American U L Three Greyhounds — Diane Geppi, Pam Weakley, and Liz Zolga York College W — were named to the all-tournament team. No other squad had as Moravian W many honorees. Lafayette W During the regular season, the team scored wins over Towson State, William and Mary L Gallaudet, and Virginia Commonwealth, all highly regarded teams. Virginia Commonwealth W In addition, the women defeated Catonsville Community College, the Delaware Tech W fifth ranked junior college team. Salisbury State TIE Laurie Stascavage was voted team MVP by her teammates. Over George Mason TIE the season, she had a setting percentage of 93% and her hustle, Catonsville CC L leadership and attitude were unsurpassed. Freshman Pam Weakley Notre Dame W was a phenom on defense all season. Solid depth also contributed to Wilmington W the team’s success. All of the thirteen players on the roster were Washington College W capable of starting. Wilmington W With the entire team returning, the future of women’s volleyball at St. Joseph’s W Loyola looks bright. Navy L 94 Sports Gallaudet Towson State Catholic Catonsville Drexel Rider Montgomery Gallaudet Western Maryland Notre Dame Salisbury State Morgan State Delaware LaSalle Morgan UMBC St. Mary’s Navy Western Maryland Sports 95 Cross Country Dennis Sullivan, Jack Guilfoyle, Jeff Wetherson, Paul Sobus, Joseph Aukward, Greg Bacinski, Coach Phil Jackman. Abscent: Jose Albornoz. Record 7-7 Opponent W L Score Metro Tournament 4th of 4 teams York College L 22-39 Swarthmore L 20-41 Salisbury State W 20-35 Coppin State W 15-50 Mount St. Mary’s L 15-46 U.M.B.C. L 22-33 Mary Washington L 26-29 Western Maryland W 24-31 Washington College W 22-33 Salisbury State W 27-29 Mason-Dixon Championship 6th of 8 teams Baltimore W Forfeit Johns Hopkins W 26-31 Loyola’s harriers overcame a shortage of runners to finish with a respectable 7-7 record. Coach Phil Jack- man’s squad consisted of only eight runners at the start of the season, and was down to seven by the time of the final meet. However, the team made up in effort what it lacked in depth. The season started off slowly for the runners, as they came in last in the Metro Tournament at U.M.B.C.; and then were beaten by York College and Swarthmore. The team got into gear as the season wore on, however, scoring impressive victories over Salisbury State, Coppin State, Western Maryland, and Washington College. Paul Sobus and Jack Guilfoyle were the top runners for the squad this season. The club consistently finished in the top five in most of the meets. Dennis Sullivan and Jose Albornoz also turned in solid performances throughout the season. Joe Aukward, Greg Bacinski, Jeff W etherson, and Gary Stultz contributed in no small part to the team’s success. With a few more runners, cross country at Loyola could become a force to be reckoned with in the near future. 96 Sports Women’s Tennis Record 6-3 Opponent Frostburg W St. Mary’s w UMBC L Johns Hopkins L Notre Dame College W Catholic University W Goucher College W Mt. St. Mary’s W Towson State MAIAW Tournament L Front Row: Julie Taylor, Patty Allen, Pam Kues. Second Row: Pam McDonald, Sue Russell, Sandy Ebbert, Ann Inglis. Back Row: Coach Betsy Fair, Patty Barron, Tish Mossman, Molly Friedel, Trish Merkert. Score 6-3 9-0 5- 4 6- 3 8-1 7- 2 8 - 1 5- 4 6 - 1 2nd of 7 teams The women’s tennis team turned in their best season in several years. Coach Betsy Fair’s squad compiled a 6-3 re- cord, which could have easily been better. The losses all came in close matches that could have gone one way or another. To top off the fine campaign, the women pulled a surprise by finishing a strong second to Towson State in the MAIAW tournament, the strongest showing for a Loyola team in re- cent years. The doubles team of Julie Taylor and Tish Moss- man won the final match of the tournament to enable the Lady Greyhounds to nose out UMBC, Johns Hopkins, and Salisbury State for the runner-up spot. Patty Allen also con- tributed to the team’s tournament success by winning her singles category. Coach Fair will be hard pressed to fill the void created by the graduation of three of the team’s best players. Taylor, Allen, and top-seeded singles player Pam Kues will all be missed. Perhaps the most surprising aspect of the season is that the women achieved their success without having a home court. The addition of new courts, scheduled for the fall of ’82, will make the women even tougher. 98 Sports Sports 99 Seated: Elaine apRhys — Asst. Manager, Maurice Hicks, Leroy Keller, David Urban, Tom Caraher, Skip Mitchell, John McGinnis, Tom Tierney, Cecelia Finney — Manager. Standing: Clayton Young — Manager, Dave Glenn — Asst. Manager, Robert Selby, Steve Malecki, Chris Schaefer, Steve Rossiter, Mark Valderas, LeRoy Bra ndimore — Trainer, Ray Buck— i Asst. Coach, Ed Butler — Asst. Coach, Bill Burke — Head Coach. Record 11-16 Opponent Washington Richmond Columbia Mt. St. Mary’s Wagner Rider College St. Francis Fairfield Marist Fairleigh Dickinson Robert Morris Ohio Drexel L.I.U. St. Francis Siena College Hofstra Baltimore George Mason Towson State St. Francis Robert Morris Marist N.C. State Towson State Baltimore Robert Morris 100 Sports W L Score W 65-64 L 55-67 L 39-40 W 80-67 W 53-48 L 53-69 W 89-67 L 70-75 L 70-75 L 76-78 L 64-89 L 63-77 W 73-67 W 96-87 W 62-61 L 55-59 W 59-58 W 68-52 L 76-770T L 66-670T L 56-63 L 58-61 W 75-73 L 52-80 W 61-56 L 62-67 L 69-78 For many teams, an 11-16 record is not looked upon as successful. For Loyola’s men’s basketball however, the 1 1 victories in its initial season of competition with the big boys in the NCAA’s Division I was cause for celebration. The Greyhounds were a surprise contender in the newly- formed ECAC Metro-South confer- ence, and only some tough losses (nine defeats were by five points or less) kept the squad from having a winning record. Loyola began its new era in Divi- sion I with a lot of new faces. Rookie head coach Bill Burke got the most out of his young squad, which dis- played the patience and poise usually reserved for senior-laden teams. Burke’s excellent coaching job earned him the honor of being named Col- lege Coach of the Year in Maryland by one Baltimore paper, the News American. Burke started three freshmen for much of the year, and each made im- portant contributions throughout the season. One of them, guard Maurice Hicks, quickly established himself as one of the most dynamic players to wear a Loyola uniform. Only 5’9”, Hicks’ quick penetration, slick ball handling and deadly foul shooting made him a crowd favorite. Another freshman, forward Bob Selby, played a strong inside game and was the team’s leading scorer early in the year. If Hicks and Selby were the bright- est new faces, senior guard Tom “Ice” Caraher was the dependable veteran. Caraher was the foundation of the offense and led the team’s scor- ing while providing the consistent performance that often carried the club. Caraher also became the 17th player to crack Loyola’s 1000-point club during a home game against Siena. Hicks, Selby and Caraher were all honored as all-state selections by Bal- timore’s major newspapers. While these three were the most visible per- formers for the Greyhounds, seniors Mark Valderas and John McGinnis also made their presence known. Val- deras’s physical play and strong de- fense along with McGinnis’ steady play made them key performers. Highlights of the season included wins over arch-rival Mt. St. Mary’s, highly regarded Long Island Univer- sity, and backyard rivals Baltimore U. an d Towson State. The Grey- hounds also pulled out close victories over Marist, St. Francis (PA) and Hofstra. Seniors Caraher, Valderas, and McGinnis will certainly be missed, but with Hicks, Selby, Coach Burke, and the rest of the team back, Loyola basketball promises to be exciting for the next few years. 102 Sports Seated: Mary Jo McVey, DeDe Sneeringer, Gaby Nagle, Tina Prangley, Adrienne Moore. Standing: Sheila Garrity — Assistant Coach, Karen Besok — Manager, Karen Ryerson, Lisa Maletic, Mary Jane Immel, Patricia Dougherty, April Van Story, Marie Deegan, Peggy Kettles, Rose Flanagan, Terri Scarf — Manager, Father James Donahoe — Head Coach, LeRoy Brandimore — Trainer. Record 11-16 Opponent WjL Score The women’s basketball squad finished the season with an 11-16 record. New coach, Fr. James Donahoe installed George Washington L 53-64 a more disciplined style of play and an aggressive defense. Shippensburg State W 53-52 The results paid off as the team scored its first ever tour- Assumption L 63-65 nament victory and came away with a couple of thrilling Immaculata L 56-63 victories during the season. Rider W 64-53 The first close call came in their second contest of the Notre Dame W 69-45 season, when sophomore guard Lisa Maletic sank two late U.M.B.C. W 48-45 free throws to give the Lady Greyhounds a one point St. Joseph’s L 43-59 victory over Shippensburg State. Against Delaware, St. Peter’s L 51-81 freshman guard Ree Flanagan provided the late heroics American University L 62-70 when she hit the winning jump shot with one second left. Delaware W 64-63 The team’s tournament victory came before Christmas Mt. St. Mary’s L 67-79 in the Gino’s Classic as Loyola blitzed Notre Dame in the U.M.B.C. W 68-49 opening game, and then edged U.M.B.C. by three points Morgan State L 55-70 in the championship game. Catholic University W 59-42 Senior guard Gaby Nagle was hampered by a bad an- Lehigh University W 81-47 kle, but went out in style with an 1 8 point effort in her final Duquesne University L 55-80 college game against Lehigh. Nagle and the team’s other Robert Morris L 59-64 seniors — Tina Prangley and Adrienne Moore — leave a Navy L 60-79 void for the team to fill next year. But, Flanagan, along Notre Dame W 59-51 with mainstays Maletic and Peggy Kettles, provide a solid Towson State L 50-61 nucleus for the future. Immaculata L 65-72 Catholic W 52-47 George Mason L 66-65 West Chester L 53-78 Philadelphia Textile W 58-55 Men’s Swimming Team Roster Jose Albornoz Paul Baer Pat Connor Jack Devine John Finamore George Hebner Matt Heenan Jonathan Hoyt David McComas Tom Sacker Robert St. Ledger Michael Sawicki Joe Tilghman Erik Van Nostrand Alex Voultepsis Vincent Wroblewski Mark Ziolkowski Head Coach — Tom Murphy Manager — Mark Lechowicz 106 Sports The 1981-82 edition of the Loyola men’s swimming team concluded the regular season with a 5-5 mark. At the Tri-State Swimming and Diving Championships at Frost- burg, Coach Tom Murphy’s men placed third with 281 points while setting six school marks. With all-time scoring leader Mike Soisson lost to graduation, the team compensated by getting outstanding performances by a fine freshman crop. First-year man Mark Ziolkowski led Loyola in scoring with 132 points this season, and was a part of four school records set at the Tri-States. A freestyle specialist, Ziolkowski set individ- ual marks in the 200 and 500 free, and swam on the record-setting 400 and 800 free relays. Erik Van Nostrand and Dave McComas were two more freshman who re- wrote Loyola records. Juniors Joe Tilghman, George Flebner, Bob St. Ledger, and diver Vince Wroblewski also did their share of record breaking during the season. At the Tri-States, St. Ledger broke a school record in the 200 breaststroke which had stood since 1963. Only two seniors graduate, and a solid core of freshmen and junior returnees make the next year for Loyola swim- ming one to look forward to. Record 5-5 Record 5-5 Opponent WjL Score Frostburg W 70-43 Franklin and Marshall L 47-48 Swarthmore W 64-39 Towson State L 39-73 Shepherd College L 41-71 Georgetown L 51-61 Western Maryland W 60-31 American University L 45-57 Elizabethtown W 56-30 Howard W 70-43 Sports 107 Women’s Swimming Women’s swimming has been a varsity sport for six years at Loyola. This season was the team’s most successful. Coach Tom Murphy’s women shattered 16 school records on their way to a 4-8 record. In the Maryland Association of Intercol- legiate Athletics for Women (M.A.I.A.W.) Championships, the women placed seventh against a tough field, but broke nine school marks. Six more school marks were set two weeks later at the Bobcat Women’s Invitational at Frostburg. The top two swimmers this year for Murphy were junior Tricia Merkert and sophomore Shelley Cosgrove. Merkert, who holds six individual and five relay school records, led the team in the two championship meets with 79.5 points, and was second in scoring for the season with 175.5 points. Cos- grove edged out Merkert for season scoring honors with 180.75 points and scored 78.5 championship meet points. The team loses all-time scoring leader Cathie Danne- miller, and Amy Soisson, fourth on the all-time Loyola list, to graduation. But Cosgrove and Merkert, who rank second and fifth in career points, return, along with promising freshmen Dawn Buttion and Julie McGann. With a little more depth, a winning record may be not too far down the road. Team Captains — Cathie Dannemiller and Amy Soisson 108 Sports Record 4-8 Opponent WjL Score Frostburg State L 34-36 Hood College W 84-55 Franklin and Marshall L 28-42 Catonsville Community College W 11-0 Towson State L 47-70 Sheperd L 20-102 Georgetown L 58-77 Western Maryland L 56-87 American University L 54-62 Elizabethtown L 42-54 Notre Dame W 81-42 Goucher w 69-57 Team Roster Melanie Bartek Dawn Buttion Christian Casillas Maureen Comick Shelley Cosgrove Anne Marie Cove Cathie Dannemiller Shela Fairley Maureen Flynn Peggy Fonshell Mara Gavlinski Mary Anne Hartman Cate Maggiore Patricia Merkert Patricia McCabe Julie McGann Patty O’Boyle Ellen O’Connor Amy Soisson Molly Wollam Liz Zolga Head Coach: Tom Murphy Sports 109 Front Row: Gregory Bell, Robert Schutz, Joseph P. Aukward, John Tartal, Bill Lohnes. Back Row: Jim Garland, Mike Harrison, Larry Dukes, Ken Porro, Coach Mike Jordan. Record 1-16 It was another tough season for Coach Mike Jordan and the Loyola wrestling team. The year got off to a good Opponent WjL Score enough start when the squad won their first match of the season, a lopsided victory over Haverford. However, it was Haverford W 41-9 to be their only win of the season. A string of injuries and Western Maryland L 18-37 hard luck combined to make the team’s final record 1-16. Susquehanna L 6-36 That record was a bit misleading, because the team George Washington L 9-47 showed a marked improvement in skill from the season’s Rutgers Camden L 6-48 outset. Although the scores of the matches don’t reflect it. Johns Hopkins L 15-40 many of the individual contests were decided by just a few American U. L 6-44 points. LaSalle L 15-36 The top wrestler for Loyola this year was sophomore Gettysburg L 6-49 Bob Schutz, who had the best individual record on the York College L 6-48 team at 8-10-2. Schutz and junior John Tartal proved to Delaware State L 0-48 be the toughest competitors for the team. Washington and Lee L 16-36 Improvement for the wrestlers in the future seems cer- Longwood L 2-48 tain. Both Schutz and Tartal will return to anchor the Newport L 12-45 team, as will five of the other seven members. Coach Towson State L 3-48 Jordan hopes to add depth to the squad for next season by George Mason L 0-57 recruiting at area high schools. Hopefully, a few new faces Liberty Baptist L 0-53 will soon help the club turn the corner. Wrestling 1 10 Sports Loyola wrestler prepares to make his move. Sports 1 1 1 Men’s Lacrosse Front Row: Steve Klose, Joe Carrier, Scott Hahn, Wade Dauses, Frank Edwards, David Julian, Chris Gaeng. Second Row: Jeff Stern, Tom McNamara, Tom Singleton, Ken Murphy, Buzz Miller, Joe Valletta, Rick Arnold. Third Row: Jim Frack, Ross Taylor, Mark Mason, Ben Hagberg, Moe Bozel, Matt Darby. Fourth Row: LeRoy Brandimore — Trainer, Mike Goode, Trip McShane, David Maynes, Mark Brennan. Back Row: Bob Evett — Asst. Coach, Neal Barthelme, Marty Frederick, Jay Connor — Head Coach. Abscent: Tony Golden, Paul Colgrove, Gary Rice. Record 6-7 Opponent WjL Score Univ. of Pennsylvania W 14-8 Notre Dame w 27-10 Princeton L 18-6 Bucknell W 7-6 OT Washington College L 16-8 Georgetown W 24-1 U.M.B.C. L 9-8 William and Mary W 30-11 Penn State L 18-17 OT Virginia L 18-7 Drexel W 19-11 Univ. of Baltimore L 18-12 Towson State L 22-14 1 1 2 Sports Sports 1 13 1 14 Sports Last year, Loyola’s men’s lacrosse team was a big fish in a small pond, going all the way to the Division II national championship game, before bowing to Adelphia. This year, the Greyhounds found the going a little tougher in their first year of Division 1. Still, a 6-7 record against a sched- ule that included traditional lacrosse power Virginia, and strong teams such as Baltimore and Washington College, was a fine effort. That record could have easily been 8-5 if a couple of heartbreaking one-goal losses had gone Loyola’s way. The season started off on a good note as the Greyhounds whipped Pennsylvania 14-8. Tony Golden’s five goals led the way as the midfield and defense turned in a solid game. Next came the Loyola Invitational, and the ’Hounds looked like world- beaters in their 27-10 opening-round drubbing of Notre Dame. But in the championship game, Loyola ran into a powerful Princeton squad which handed the club its first loss of the year. The next eight games, of which Loyola won half, included some high points and a couple of tough losses. The ’Hounds got by Bucknell in over- time and administered a 24-1 beating to Georgetown. William and Mary was the victim of a 30-11 pasting by the Green and Grey. Loyola lost a couple of tough ones, however. Two late goals by U.M.B.C. spoiled a good performance by Loyola’s freshman goalie Matt Darby, for a 9-8 Loyola loss. Two games later, Loyola lost a four goal lead and eventually bowed to Penn State in overtime. For the season, Loyola’s scoring leader was attackman Ben Hagberg with 31 goals and 19 assists. Mid- fielder Neal Barthelme registered 35 points on 21 goals and 14 assists, and attackman Tony Golden was second on the team in goals with 24. Buzz Miller was the runner-up to Hagberg in assists, dishing out 18. Scott Hahn was the glue that held the Greyhound midfield together. Hahn scooped up 70 ground balls, tops on the team, and was voted the club’s most valuable player. For Coach Jay Connor, it was his final season at the helm, as he elected to leave the coaching profession for the business world. Connor guided the Greyhounds to some of their fin- est seasons, and his contributions to Loyola athletics will be remembered. Women’s Lacrosse Front Row: Alyson Judge, Joan Brault, Peggy Stromberg, Beth Perry, Missy Lightner, Sue Russell, Mary Osborne, Margie Colandreo, Diane Geppi, Teresa Holloway. Second Row: Julie McGann, Janet Simonetti, Diane Whiteley, Georgia Nastos, Karen Hemler, Mary Gries, Sarah Perilla, Patty Haney, Jennifer Ferra, Renie Maas. Back Row: Anne McCloskey — Head Coach, Betsy Fair — Asst. Coach, Janet Eisenhut, Kelly Connor, Amy Lehr, Colleen Cross, Pam Kues, Maureen O’Neill, Holly Nyland, Adrienne Moore, Patty Allen, Kate Naughten, Lisa Gardill, Linda Justice, Mary Polvindale — Asst. Coach. Record 12-4-1 For the second straight year, Loyola’s women’s lacrosse team got to within one win of the national Opponent W L Score championship game in the A.I.A.W. Division II Tournament. The lady stickers were halted in the Millersville Cancelled semifinals again, however, this time by Lehigh in U.M.B.C. W 13-1 overtime. That loss cannot dim the accomplishments West Chester Tie 15-15 of coach Anne McCloskey’s squad, however, who Richmond W 10-5 posted a 12-4-1 final record, one of the best by a Bucknell W 18-5 Loyola varsity sports team this year. Towson State W 15-1 The team was unbeaten through their first seven Shippensburg State W 13-9 games before a one goal loss to James Madison. Virginia W 13-12 Included in the streak was a 13-12 win over a tough James Madison L 12-11 Virginia team, and a 15-1 trouncing of Towson Lafayette W 11-7 State. Lehigh W 5-4 As the third seed in the A.I.A.W.’s, Loyola beat Salisbury State W 22-5 Northeastern 8-7 before losing 7-6 in overtime to Lehigh L 8-2 Lehigh. The team rebounded to defeat Colgate 15-7 Towson State L 4-3 for third place. Johns Hopkins W 31-3 Janet Eisenhut, with 50 goals, was the team’s Northeastern W 8-7 leading scorer, while Diane Whiteley scored 40 and Lehigh L 7-6 Linda Justice 29. Justice led Loyola with 15 assists Colgate W 15-7 for the season, followed by Eisenhut with 13. Kelly Connor and Maureen O’Neill were stingy in goal, and cover-point Patty Allen played superbly on de- fense. With the A.I.A.W.’s fast becoming a yearly hab- it, women’s lacrosse at Loyola is acquiring a well deserved reputation for excellence. 1 16 Sports Men’s Tennis Record 5- 13 Front Row: Bob Hauver, Rick McClure — Head Coach, Ken Calberg. Back Row: Peter Griffiths, Ray Donovan, Damian Halstad, John Ghiardi. Abscent: Doug Lee. Loyola’s men’s tennis team found a temporary new Opponent W L Score home at the Perring Raquet Club this spring while waiting for the construction of new on campus courts. Shippensburg State L 7-2 Coach Rick McClure’s squad finished the season with five wins and thirteen defeats. Towson State L 9-0 The team notched its first win in the fourth match of Howard L 9-0 the season, routing the District of Columbia 7-2. That District of Columbia W 7-2 win was the first in a mini-streak that saw Loyola win American University L 7-2 three out of four matches. The U.D.C. win was fol- St. Mary’s W 8-1 lowed by a loss to American University, but Coach John Jay College W 8-1 McClure’s squad bounced back to record back-to-back Johns Hopkins L 6-3 8-1 trouncings of St. Mary’s and John Jay College. [ Mount St. Mary’s L 1-6 Loyola’s other two wins also came close together. A 6-3 Johns Hopkins L 3-6 loss to Georgetown was sandwiched between a 7-1 Drew University L 2-7 beating of Gallaudet and a 6-0 whitewash of the Uni- Gallaudet W 7-1 versity of Baltimore. ! Georgetown L 6-3 Ray Donovan and Bob Hauver, along with John j Univ. of Baltimore W 6-0 Ghiardi, were the top performers on this year’s team. U.M.B.C. L 5-2 and Donovan was named the team’s most valuable 1 Catholic University L 7-2 player. | York College L 5-4 ; U.M.B.C. L 7-2 1 18 Sports Sports 1 19 Golf Front Row: Dr. Michael Ventura — Head Coach, Tom Sacker, John Finnegan, Paul Evelius, Mike Ventura. Back Row: Ray Tomasic, Brian Fitzgerald, Tim Morris, Paul Moran. Abscent: Greg Jones, John Wilhide. Record 6-3 Opponent WjL Score Georgetown W 458-462 Towson State L 413-450 Univ. of Baltimore W 414-499 Western Maryland W 417-443 Johns Hopkins W 441-455 Fordham W 342-362 Catholic Univ. W 437-446 Mount St. Mary’s L 436-437 York College L 423-429 After splitting their opening two matches of the season, Loyola’s golf team went on a five game winning streak, help- ing the squad to a final record of 6-3. It was one of the best seasons in several years for Coach Mike Ventura’s golfers. The club opened the season with a hard fought four stroke victory at Georgetown, against the Hoyas. Paul Moran shot an 82 to lead the Greyhounds, and Tim Morris was next with an 88. After a home loss to Towson State, the team reeled off five wins in a row over Baltimore, Western Maryland, Johns Hopkins, Fordham, and Catholic University. The streak was stopped when the team lost a heartbreaker to Mount St. Mary’s by just one stroke, and Loyola dropped their final match to York College in another close contest. With just a bit more luck in those two matches, the team could have easily gone 8-1. Paul Moran was the team’s top man with an 82.6 average. Brian Fitzgerald was second with an 85.0 average, and his single round score of 78, against both Catholic University and Mount St. Mary’s, tied Moran’s 78 against Baltimore, for best individual single round performance. 120 Sports Patty Allen of the Class of 1982 will be remembered as one of the finest student athletes ever to attend Loy- ola. Her excellence on the women’s lacrosse and tennis teams, as well as in the classroom have earned her a list of honors so long that all cannot be mentioned here. Patty received national acclaim when she was nomi- nated for the Broderick Award in women’s lacrosse, one of the most prestigious honors in women’s college athletics. Closer to home, she received the Ernest Lagna Award as Loyola’s top senior female student athlete. Academically, she was a Dean’s List student as a Computer Science Economics major. The Evergreen Annual salutes Patty for her achievements and wishes her the best of luck in her future endeavors. Patty Allen, Broderick Award Nominee and Ernest Lagna Award Recipient. 122 Sports Outstanding Athlete Award Winners Graig Callinan Soccer Paul Sobus Cross Country Laurie Stascavage Volleyball Maureen O ' Neill Field Hockey Pam Kues Women’s Tennis Mark Ziolkowski Men ' s Swimming Patricia Merkert Women’s Swimming Lisa Malelic Women’s Basketball Tom Caraher Men’s Basketball Bob Schulz Wrestling Patty Allen Women’s Lacrosse Scott Hahn Men’s Lacrosse Ray Donovan Men ' s Tennis Paul Moran Golf ' islcomk To T H l PARTY Oil AW quiet. ' hanqovers in proces f “Oh, porter, there’s a refrigerator when you get back.’’ Orientation Loyola’s three day orientation program is designed to make the incoming freshmen feel a part of the Loyola community. The main goal of the orientation staff however, is to make the freshmen feel welcome. The seventy students and numerous faculty ad- visors which comprised the staff set out to do just that — welcome the largest fresh- men class ever. For the following two days the agendas of the freshmen included outdoor picincs, small group sessions, and bus trips to Har- bor Place and Orioles game. The finale to these three days of hectic fun was the “Freshmen Mixer” which provided the class of ’85 one last chance to relax and mingle before our real reason for being here . . . studies, began. 126 Stucient Life Student Life 127 Outdoor Concert The Lost Cowboy Band was fea- tured on Saturday, September 19, on Hammerman patio. The out- door concert was sponsered by the sophomore class, and was enjoyed by all who attended. Caught with their hands in the till. Dog Day Afternoon A junior class original idea, Dog Day Afternoon, took place on Satur- day, October 3. A mile race, a scaven- ger hunt, a chariot race, a pie — eat- ing contest, and a three — legged race comprised the activities. Points were given for the first, second, and third place winners of each event. The team with the greatest total received a five- keg party in the “Rat.” Student Life 129 I ! Hound Day The Hounds perform “Short People. Midnight of September 17 marked the beginning of Hound Day ’8 1 . For- mer Hounds themselves, masters-to- be anxiously awaited their chance to play slave driver. Close friends and or roommates got together and brain- stormed to come up with innovative activities, skits, and costumes for the Hounds. Soon freshmen began to re- ceive questions and instructions deliv- ered by middlemen and the “fun” started. For the next twenty-four hours. Hounds were made to do many and various degrading activities. Male Hounds were seen dressed in reveal- ing dresses and nightgowns and girls were led about on leashes and dressed in less than flattering attire. That evening Hounds performed skits, under the direction of their masters, for the entertainment of all. The prize-winning act was a clever rendition of the famous song “Short People” by a group of Hounds made up to look like dwarfs. When it was all over, even the freshmen had to admit that the whole affair was a lot of fun. But, they were quick to add that they couldn’t wait until next year when they will be the top dogs. 130 Student Life Student Life 131 Art Festival The Outdoor Invitational Art Exibition has be- come a tradition here at Loyola. Held on Septem- ber 20, this year marked the sixteenth annual art festival. Works of 64 professional Baltimore art- ists were featured. The festival drew crowds from Loyola’s surrounding communities as well as re- turning patrons from farther away, who liked what they saw displayed in previous years. Each year, prizes are awarded. This year six prizes of equal value were awarded according to the judges decisions. In addition, a single prize was awarded according to popular vote. Oktoberfest There was a return to the traditional German theme for this year’s Oktober- fest. Once again the menu consisted of sauerkraut, knockwurst, and beer. The band played German folk music, and instructions were provided to those eager to learn the folk dances. A good time was had by all in this festive German atmo- sphere. Student Life 133 This year, video games were used to raise money for the United Way Fund. Four ‘Piranas’ were generously donated by the Balti- more Vending Company and placed in the lobby outside the cafeteria. Sponsored by the Circle K, the tournament was held Octo- ber 22-25. Although prizes were given to the tournament winners, they were unnecessary to attract the players — turned addicts. $450 was raised and donated to the United Way Fund. United Way Day Collecting the day’s earnings. 134 Student Life Where were you on Halloween Eve? If you weren’t at the Monster Bash, you really missed out on an evening full of spirits! Johnny Kutz, a local disc jockey, played a well chosen variety of funk, rock, and soul. Nearly everyone donned a costume for the occassion, in- cluding a female boy scout, “greasers” from the 50’s, Peter Frampton, and a butterfly. First place was awarded to the most original costume, which consisted of four persons combined to form Rubik’s Cube. Honorable mention was given to a student disguised as a schizophrenic. Finishing touches to the atmosphere were ghouls, goblins, and 3-D masks placed randomly throughout the cafete- ria. Monster Bash Student Life 1 35 Homecoming f Homecoming Queen, Denise Desmarais Homecoming at Loyola is an Alumni sponsored event that attracts alumni of all ages, in addition to a good percentage of the student body. “Capris” played in the gym, while “Sentimental Journey” was featured on the second floor of the Student Center. The highlight of the evening of October 31, was surely the crown- ing of Homecoming Queen, Denise Desmarais. The remaining members of the 1981 Court were announced as follows: Julie Taylor, Senior Class Princess; Patti Nairn, Junior Class Princess; Susie Winters, Sophomore Class Princess; and Holly Hartleb, Freshman Class Princess. This year’s first semi-formal was a tremendous success. 1 36 Student Life Student Life 1 37 Dance Marathon This year’s Dance Marathon was held from 12:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. on Friday, November 6. Thirty-six couples danced the night away, all the while earning donations to benefit the Maryland Association of Re- tarded Citizens. All the couples lasted all twelve hours. Congratulations! ' And You! 1 want your money too! ' 1 38 Student Life Parents’ Weekend Parents’ Weekend was held on Novem- ber 6-8. The scheduled activities included class visitation, a reception in the Jesuit Residence, an education seminar, and a soccer game. The weekend’s activities came to a close with a special liturgy which was celebrated by Fr. Sellinger. Mr. Kevin Wildes talks with parents. Student Life 139 Tropical Island Night On November 13, the “Mighty Invaders” played at Loyola’s first Tropical Island Night, which was held in the cafeteria from 9-1. What made this different from ev- ery other mixer was the type of music featured — reggae. For those who enjoy the rhythmic beat characteristic of reggae, the night was long overdue. Out of those who were experiencing reggae for the first time, the majority seemed very pleased by what they heard. A few dozen students, wearing strawhats, sunglasses, and flow- ered tropical shirts, braved the nip- py temperature outside long enough to make their way to the cafeteria. Once inside, the result- ing atmosphere of tropical clothing and tropical music made “freez- ing” worthwhile. Reggae by the “Mighty Invaders, Set Up Your Friend Dance “Hand Check!” The fall Set Up Your Friend Dance, which was held November 21, pro- vided an opportunity for the Loyola women to be “set up” by their friends with an unknown Loyola guy. The evening was anxiously anticipated by all involved. Despite some initial tension, the even- ing was a success and all the couples enjoyed them- selves. I I Student Life 141 Directed by James E. Dockery, SJ. Cast Production Staff Christopher Bagley Set Construction Joan Brault Painting Arleen Campo Paul Czajkowski Richard Ciattei Mark Fitzurka Tim Delaney Joshua Fradel Kevin Denny Victor Moran Deborah Donahue Jack Edwards Lighting Sheila Fitzgerald Mike Avia Mary Louise Fitzsimmons Chris Benjes Joshua Fradel Paul Czajkowski Allan Kalbarczyk Mark Fitzurka Angela Kufera Susan Harrington Kimberley Lynne Victor Moran Hans Mair Patrick Martyn Sound Rob McCord Chip Godey Annette Mooney Greg Muth Box Office Jeff Poetzel Donna Conoscenti Angela Proto Laura Miller John Rea Thomas Rouse Ushers Bonny Shiplett Ivette Arroyo Gregory Tepe Susan Harrington Patrick Tepe Katie O’Connor Mark Zivkovich Mary Pat Tilghman Linda Trezise Stage Manager: Mary Louise Fitzsimmons Student Life 143 Intramural Football ftOOOcij, «POc;y El A 1 ji H In ■ M Front Row: Doug Wolf, Joe Carrier, Gil Digioia, Tim Madey, Mark Miller — captain, Dennis Sullivan, Dave Glenn, Bob Hauver, Jeff Stern. Back Row: Andy Plummer, Jim Wein, Mike Winters, Mike Morley, Dennis Byrne, Andy Nowotney, Tim Morris, Pat Graham. Absent: Andy Aitken, Joe Morrell, Marty Donahoe. No words were necessary to describe the in- tense competition characteristic of the Intramu- ral Football Program if one viewed this year’s championship game, certainly one of the most exciting games ever played at Evergreen. Trail- ing 13-0 with four minutes remaining in the game, the Mad-Dogs launched a fierce rally and defeated a stunned Bad Company team 14-13, with the winning extra point scored in the last eight seconds. In recent years Loyola’s Intramural Football League has proven to be one of the toughest in the area, as evidenced by the success of its teams in Marathon Football. This year was no exception. The playoffs pitted Nick’s Nasties against Bad Company, and the Brickhouse against the Mad- Dogs. Bad Company defeated Nick’s 19-7, while the ’Dogs edged the Brickhouse 6-0 to set up the memorable championship game. In winning the title, the Mad-Dogs, whose members are juniors and sophomores, accomplished a feat few teams have matched by winning the title prior to their senior year. i 144 Student Life li i| I I Christmas Dance ’81. Christmas at Loyola 146 Student Life Student Life 147 1 Christmas Dance This year, the Christmas Dance was held at Marriott’s Hunt Valley Inn on December 5. The band who entertained from 9-1, “41 East”, was well received by the great turnout of couples who attended this ASLC sponsored event. Splashes of red and green seen on table decorations and on various people’s clothing contributed to the fes- tive atmosphere. As is usually the case with semi- formals, the evening went by much too quickly. Nonetheless, the evening did serve for many as an excellent “last night out” before hibernating in preparation of finals week. f Student Life 151 Director Christopher A. Bagley Assistant Director Annette Mooney Stage Manager Technical Director Kevin Denney Cast Mrs. Smith I Mr. Smith Mary Mr. Martin ! Mrs. Martin I Fire Chief Kimberley Lynne Greg Muth Angela Proto Rob McCord Deborah Anne Donohue Tim Delaney Student Life 153 0 154 Student Life “This Bud ' s for you!” Student Life 155 T 156 Student Life Student Life 1 57 158 Student Life Student Life 159 160 Student Life Valentine’s Dance This year Cupid’s arrow hit harder than usual on the Loyola College campus. On February 1 2, the Junior Class sponsored Loyola’s first Valentine’s Dance. The dance, which was semi-formal, was held in the cafeteria, and featured the top-40 band “Epilogue.” On this evening, the cafeteria was transformed into Cupid’s paradise, decorat- ed with red and white hearts, cupids, and balloons that covered the walls and stairs. Hors d’oeuvres, wine, beer and champagne were served. Hopefully this first success- ful Valentine’s dance will become a Loyola College tradi- tion. Music by “Epilogue.” Friday, March 5, marked the date of the second “Set Up Your Friend” dance. This time around, not only did the guys get a chance to set up a friend with the girl of his dreams but the girls got a second chance to play matchmaker. The R.A.C. sponsored event was held in the cafeteria and fea- tured the popular band, “MAK.” Set Up Your Friend Dance Four couples and a head. St. Patty’s Thirst Party Chris proves that there’s more than one way to down a beer. The luck of the Irish was with Loyola Col- lege once again on March 1 1 , for this year’s St. Patty’s Thirst Party. Loyola lads and lasses, garbed in green, enjoyed hot dogs, sauerkraut, wine, and plenty of beer. They were enter- tained by Irish dancers who performed to mu- sic provided by the “Wry Whiskey Band.’’ This St. Patty’s Day Party was truly a night to remember. A party spirit was well maintained. Student Life 163 A.S.L.C. Elections Tim Murphy explains the “Team Spirit” to a prospective voter. On March 10, Loyola students took to the polls once again to elect their representatives for the upcoming year. The elections were supervised by election’s commissioner, Joe Jordan. The Evergreen staff would like to congratu- late the winners, especially: Tim Murphy — President, Mac Riley — V.P. of Academic Affairs, Tim Madey — V.P. of Student Affairs, and Mike “Keebler” Avia — V.P. of Social Affairs. 164 Student Life A.S.L.C. Zinger On Thursday March 18, the A.S.L.C. sponsored a “zinger” to roast those, past and present, who have held offices in stu- dent government. Everyone got a chance to spread their dirt about one another via the masters of ceremonies, Karen Conk- lin and Billy Burke. The evening’s fes- tivities were held in the Andrew White Club, cocktails and dinner were served. Student Life 165 Maryland Day March 19, marked the date of the 22nd annual Mary- land Day celebration. The Maryland Day Ceremony takes place each spring to commemorate the 1634 founding of the Maryland Colony. Each year the college awards the Andrew White medal, named after the first Jesuit priest to offer mass for settlers after their landing in Maryland, to outstanding Marylanders who have served their com- munity in an outstanding fashion. The Andrew White medals for 1982 were awarded to John M. Dennis, M.D., Dean, University of Maryland School of Medicine; Richard H. Randall, Jr., Curator of Medieval Art, Arms, and Armor, Walters Art Gallery; and Ruth Blaustein Rosenberg, philanthropist. The Alumni Laureate Awards for demonstration of su- perior devotion to the best interests of their profession were presented to Jerome S. Cardin, J.D.; Joseph C. Or- lando, M.D.; and Dennis F. Rasmussen, Md. State Sena- tor. Eleven employees received awards for service to the college, and over 45 undergraduate students received rec- ognition for their inclusion in the 1981-1982 edition of “Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges.” The highlight of the day was the presentation of the Distinguished Teacher Award, for outstanding participa- tion, to Dr. P. Andrew McCormick. 166 Student Life Fr. Sellinger with Distinguished Teacher of the Year, Dr. P. Andrew McCor- mick. The President’s Inaugural Ball Grandeur, spender, and elegence describe this year’s President’s Inaugural Ball which took place on March 20, 1982. The event was held in the Constellation Room of the Hyatt Regency Hotel. The musical entertainment was provided by the Walter Salo Orchestra, and all who at- tended were enchanted by the music of the Big Band Era. 168 Student Life Dancing the night away. Strolling strings enhanced the atmosphere of the evening. Student Life 169 170 Student Life Patrick Martyn Assistant Director Patricia Gutierrez Director Karen Wilson Rowena S. Tayag Kathy Bell Musical Director Choreographer Stage Manager The Cast: Gregg Bell, Chuck Graham, Matt Bickley, Billy Burke, Chris Walters, Hans Mair. Beverly Serio, Maggie Hathway, Glenn Crist. The Dancing Players: Karin Bereson, Rick Ciattei, Tim Delaney, Mike DeVito, Tim Gallagher, Annette Mooney, Rowena S. Tayag, Susan Trotter. The Singing Players: Dan Dustin, Joan Jez, Hans Mair, Bonny L. Shiplet, John Yannone. The Musicians: Karen Wilson. Natalie Schroeter, Larry Klass, Betsie Devenny, Lou Ruzzi, Dave Monk, Jim Ells, Bill Levasseur, Wayne Perry, Mike Koesters. Make-up: Elaine apRhys, Gabrielle Grant, Patricia Merkert. Publicity Program Directors, Box Office: Donna Conoscenti and Laura Miller. Program £ Poster Logo: John Finamore Costume Design: Chris Walters Lighting Crew: Michael Avia — Director, Chris Benjes, Gerry Kaiser, Mike Wasno, Danielle Welch. Properties: Elena Plante — Director, Arleen Campo. Beth Dietz. Set Crew: Joshua Fradel — Director, Mike Hollis, Cathy Hoy, Karen L. Jolley, Tom Kane, Orest Ukrainskyj. Ushering: Grace Akiyama, Mary Jo Baird, Patrice Caslin, Mike Cerwonka, Marlene Combs, Mike Cooper, Sung-hee Han, Patte Hurley, Judy Johnson, Barbara McCoy, Jann Mueller, Richard Robinson, Maryanna Skrowronski, Dave Smith, Bob St. Ledger, Margaret Tierney, Michael Fitzsimmons. Student Life 171 Sadie Hawkins Dance April 23 marked the date of the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance sponsored by the senior class. On this evening, the tables were turned; for the Sadies of Loyola got the chance to invite that special guy out for an evening of drinks, hors d’oeuvres, and dancing to the music of “Giazze.” Though spring break was over and classes had com- menced once again, on April 24, Loyola students relived their fond memories of the sun, the sand, and the surf. On this night, dressed in Hawaiian prints, shorts, and bathing suits, students attended the annual Beach Party, spon- sored by the Commuter Students’ Association. Musical entertainment was provided by the top-40 rock band, “Fastbreak.” Beach Party I Student Life 173 Concert Carnival On May 2, the freshman class sponsored a Spring Concert Carnival in conjunction with the Baltimore Area Arthritis Foundation. Kenny March, a one man band, provided music for all who attended. A human domino fall on the astro- turf gave students the opportunity to enjoy them- selves, while at the same time raising pledges for the Arthritis Foundation. Refreshments included beer, soda, and hot dogs, with all proceeds being donated to the Arthritis Foundation. The warm weather was one of the big attractions. Loyola’s human dominoes. 174 Student Life Concerts at Loyola This year, Loyola’s sopho- more class sponsored two concerts. ‘Face Dancer’ played on February 26, and the ‘Nighthawks’ were at Loyola on March 27. Both events were well attended and enjoyed by all who went. Student Life 175 Junior Prom On May 1 , the Class of ‘83 held their Junior Prom at Hunt Valley with musical entertainment provided by “Lee Shane and Spring Fever.” Under the lead- ership of class president, Tim Murphy, Loyola ju- niors and their guests came together to celebrate their three years of hard work and fun at Loyola. John Kurowski presents an award of appreciation from the Class of ‘83 to Tim Murphy. ■Ole!” 176 Student Life “Lee Shane and Spring Fever” provided excellent music. Student Life 177 178 Student Life On May 15, Loyola was off and run- ning to the tracks for this year’s Preak- ness Day Celebration to watch “Aloma’s Ruler” win the coveted award. With the weatherman on their side, students en- joyed a beautiful day in the sun at Camp Loyola. The festivities were sponsored by the R.A.C., who provided food and drinks for all. Student Life 179 Stacy D. Adams Psychology Mark A. Alark Accounting Maria P. Albornoz Bruce R. Alderman Spanish Business Administration Patricia Ann Allen Medical Technology R. Karl Aumann Crystal E. Avery B. Gregory Bacinski Darlene F. Bader Mary E. Banick Political Science Accounting Accounting Chemistry Accounting 182 Seniors Eric L. Baron Business Administration Charles A. Baugh Business Administration Joseph G. Bauer Chemistry Patricia E. Baummer Medical Technology David R. Bealmear Business Administration William C. Benjes Computer Science Kathleen M. Bender Sociology Kelly A. Bentrup Accounting Seniors 183 Karin A. Bereson Michael R. Bernui Kathryn Bisignani Political Science Biology Business Administration Julie A. Blair Joyce A. Boch David W. Bodley Business Administration Psychology Political Science Dennis J. Bodley David A, Borkowski Carl Bottenus Political Science Business Administration Business Administration Catherine Bowers English Patrick B. Bezel Business Administration Richard W. Bezel Business Administration 184 Seniors Jeffrey Bradley Business Administration Mark I. Brennan Business Administration Sandra J. Briscoe Engineering Janis A. Brocato Elementary Education David W. Brokos Accounting ES DIALS HUWKI ' . Kimberly Y. Brooks Paul J. Broring Michael E. Brown Robert A. Brown Stacey M. Brown Business Administration Business Administration Business Administration Business Administration Psychology Seniors 185 J. Christopher Buck Michael Buckingham Kathy L. Bunte Mary Pat Burke William A. Burke Sociology Business Administration Accounting Mathematics Speech Pathology Political Science John S. Buscema Catharine Butcher Rosemary Butcher Michael J. Butt, Jr. Kevin M. Byrnes Business Administration Elementary Education Business Administration Accounting Business Administration Philosophy 186 Seniors Valerie A. Cabral Elizabeth J. Calderhead Dennis B. Callegary Stephanie Campbell Kimberly A. Canipe Computer Science Business Administration Political Science English Creative Writing Political Science William G. Cannella Biology Thomas Caraher Andrew Carracino Christopher Carski Business Administration Business Administration Engineering Kevin R. Carter Computer Science Seniors 187 Robert T. Cawley Business Administration Philosophy Judy Chang Accounting Frances M.A. Chian Accounting Eun Mi Chong Accounting Michael R. Chasney Political Science Gayle Chenowith Business Administration Ha Wai Cheung Accounting Mark J. Cirincione Joseph J. Ciulla Business Administration Business Administration Donna M. Clark Speech Pathology Kathleen M. Comber Psychology Marlene A. Combs Elementary Education Maureen T. Comick Elementary Education Karen E. Conklin Business Administration 188 Seniors Donna L. Conoscenti Accounting James F. Cooke, Jr. Political Science Judith M. Cornelius Speech Pathology Anne Marie Corsello Joan P. Coughlan Eileen M. Coughlin Kenneth Cramblitt Beverly R. Crawford Fine Arts Speech Pathology Business Administration Engineering Business Administration Seniors 1 89 Kim M. Crawford Steven J. Crawford Craig J. Creamer Accounting Computer Science Accounting Timothy J. Creamer Chemistry Donald Crescenzo Biology Elizabeth J. Crone Sociology Julie M. Cronin Economics Laura W. Crosby English 190 Seniors Charlotte Crosland Thomas J. Crummy Business Administration Accounting Sharon M. Culotta Michael J. Cusick Accounting Political Science Ann F. D’Agostaro Nicoletta D’Alfonso Business Administration Medical Technology Michael K. Daly Mathematics Catherine Dannemiller Computer Science Wade Dauses Charles L. Davis, Jr. Accounting Business Administration Seniors 191 Laura Degnan John J. Deinlein Business Administration Business Administration David Del Rosario Suzanne M. Demarco Biology Business Administration John Dendrinos Accounting Donna M. Denniston Mona G. DePoitiers Speech Pathology Business Administration Denise M. Desmarais Nicholas Destefano Speech Pathology Business Administration Laura Dieter Robert J. Dillon, Jr. Anthony J. DiMaio Mary Lou DiMarco Michael DiPietro Engineering Accounting Accounting Medical Technology Political Science 192 Seniors Robert Dircks, Jr. Craig R. Dods Accounting Business Administration Economics Joseph P. Donohue History David L. Donovan Raymond J. Donovan Business Administration Business Administration Michael J. Droter Lawrence E, Dukes Business Administration Business Administration Mary C. Dumler English R. Gregory Dunaway Sociology Christopher Dykton Martin J. Eby Theresa A. Edmonds Cathy L. Eisinger Holly J. Elieff English Philosophy Business Administration Computer Science Business Administration Speech Pathology Economics Seniors 193 Joseph T. Ellis Business Administration James D. Ells Business Administration David M. Epstein Business Administration Ileana Esparraguera Medical Technology Biology Terrence R. Evans Political Science Thomas S. Evey Accounting Tamara L. Paris Communication Arts Robert J. Farley Business Administration Ellyn M. Farrell Psychology Marilynne Fay Sociology Bradley C. Feild Biology 194 Seniors Faith A. Finamore L. John Finamore Political Science English Biology Thomas J. Finn Joanne D. Finnegan Political Science Communication Arts Miriam L. Fisher Michael Fitzsimmons Political Science French Business Administration Kathleen Flattery Medical Technology Dawn M. Flavin Sharon L. Fleming Leslie Florestano Business Administration Computer Science English Philosophy Political Science Raquel Foglia Fine Arts Seniors 1 95 Brian G. Foley Brian J. Ford Catherine France Brian J. Frank Denise M. Franke Business Administration Accounting Mathematics Accounting Political Science James D. Franklin Biology Donna L. Frazier Paul L. Frene Business Administration Business Administration Jean E. Frenkil Psychology Manette Frese French ' ■.i Business Administration Business Administration Philosophy 196 Seniors Kevin J, Gavin Psychology Keith J. Gaj Biology Joseph Gambino, Jr. Business Administration Anne M. Garcia Business Administration Myra E. Gaskins Accounting Joseph G. Gerrity David M. Gill Susan M. Godbehere Laurence R. Godey Paul G. Goetzke Computer Science Engineering Psychology Engineering Political Science Seniors 197 Kimberely Goldsborough Michael P. Goode Pamela D. Goss Laura Griesbaum Donna M. Griffin Accounting Business Administration Business Administration Medical Technology English Fine Arts Paul A. Grosso Paul Guntzel Patricia Gutierrez Bernard L. Hagberg Scott G. Hahn History Business Administration English Business Administration Business Administration 198 Seniors Joanne P. Hall John D. Hall Business Administration Business Administration Raymond W. Hamm, Jr. Business Administration Stephen Hanle Engineering Sally A. Harnett Business Administration Debbie A. Harris Brian Harrison Accounting Business Administration Beverly A. Harvey Stephen Hauswald Mathematics Business Administration Stephen G. Hayward Rosalind M. Healy Business Administration Fine Arts Seniors 199 Donald J. Hefner Business Administration A. Celeste Heinle Political Science Mary Hennegan Accounting Dennis G. Hentschel Accounting Gerard J. Herr Accounting J. Brendan Herron John J. Herzich Accounting Computer Science English David E. Hess Robert Hill Robert C. Hoffman Engineering Communication Arts Chemistry 200 Seniors Brian L. Holub Ronald Hooper Barbara J. Morgan Engineering English Accounting Cathy M. Hoy Michael R. Huber Richard Huebler Biology Engineering German Accounting Donna M. Hurst Thomas J. lacoboni Barbara S. Ivsek Lee Anne Janney Theresa A. Jenkins Psychology Business Administration Business Administration English Sociology Psychology John J. Jicha Speech Pathology Hope E. Johnson Philosophy Judith Johnson Gregory J. Jones Political Science Business Administration Janice D. Johnson Biology Seniors 201 Joseph E. Jordan Political Science David W. Julian Political Science David Kaisler Thomas Kane, III Chemistry Business Administration Carolyne Kasprzak Speech Pathology Pete A. Kazaras, Jr. Fine Arts Communication Arts Kay C. Kimball English Donald B. Kite Philosophy Mary C. Keane English Donna Marie Kelly Accounting Edward J. Kihn German 202 Seniors ’FFPrFFFFPFFFFFFPF TPrPFFFPFf fFFFrFFFFF®fFPPf ' FFFPf ffFFFIrlFFFF FFFFFFlFFF tefFPF pppppp ppf I ippppp FFFFFFP Mark D. Kluge Physics Geoffrey L, Klein Accounting Jan Klika Chemistry J. Stephen Klose Business Administration Michael S. Koesters Thomas P. Koetter Business Administration Business Administration Susan M. Krabbe Accounting Andrew C. Kreller History Pamela A. Kues Accounting Elizabeth F. Kosnik Chemistry Biology Esther R. Kustin Accounting Seniors 203 Donald Kyne, Jr. Scott R. Lancaster Robert S. Lanciotti Computer Science Business Administration Chemistry J. Neil Lanzi Ronald A. Leahy, Jr. Political Science English Mark A. Lechowicz English i Angela Lewis Speech Pathology Alfred W. Lee-Young Biology French Paul T. Leimkuhler Mathematics Economics Joseph G. Liberto Biology Guy Licari Albert E. Lietzau, IV Computer Science Business Administration 204 Seniors John F. Lilienthal Engineering Gerard M. Linder Accounting Anthony Lombardi Business Administration Brian D. Logan History Norman R. Lohn Business Administration Sabrina L. Linton Political Science J. Kelly Lombardi Nancy A. Lowe James M. Lynch Speech Pathology Accounting Psychology Sharon L. Maenner Psychology Verena M. Maas Computer Science Mathematics Seniors 205 Catherine Maggiore History Robert C. Mair Business Administration Hans U. Mair Engineering Charles Maggio Business Administration Paula M. Majerowicz Psychology Susan E. Malone Sociology Theresa E. Marolda Medical Technology Mary T. Martinelli Business Administration 206 Seniors Patricia Martinez Political Science George N. Matthews Accounting David P. Maynes Business Administration Patrick McCafferty Accounting Ian McCammon Physics Duane J. McCrory Computer Science Teresa A. McDermott Accounting Mary E. McDonald Business Administration Seniors 207 D. Tracey McGibbon Speech Pathology Patrick M. McKenna Business Administration Deborah A. Menas Speech Pathology Kevin Mercer Economics Vincent D. Mettle Accounting Rose M. Metzger Business Administration John S. Meyer Business Administration Christine Michnewich English Fine Arts 208 Seniors Kevin J. Michno Business Administration Neil A. Miller William H. Miller, Jr. Monique S. Mitchell Accounting Engineering English French Adrienne L. Moore Business Administration Charles Muendlein Biology Daniel F. Mulroy Business Administration Mark D. Monte Psychology Lauri A. Moore Accounting Victoria Mulligan Business Administration m Susan M. Murnane English Seniors 209 Michael J. Muth Martha E. Myers Gabrielle T. Nagle Anthony R. Nardo. Jr. Jeanne Marie Nelli Business Administration Accounting Business Administration Com puter Science Speech Pathology Jean A. Nevin Judith A. Niemyer Albert Nordone, Jr. Lisa A. Nueslein Michael D. Nueslein Elementary Education Chemistry Biology Biology Business Administration Engineering 210 Seniors Joan L. Nugent Business Administration 1 Janice M. O’Brian Speech Pathology David P. O’Brien Patrick F. O’Brien Political Science Business Administration Kathleen A. O’Leary Elementary Education Maureen E. O’Neill Dennis G. Olver John W. Osborne, HI Margaret M. Osbourn Business Administration Political Science Political Science History Accounting Ben E. Oteyza, Jr. Randall S. Pace Computer Science Accounting Cynthia L. Papesh Vanessa H. Pappas Prashant Parekh Computer Science Business Administration Computer Science Mathematics Seniors 21 1 Kevin Pasciak Richard J. Patro Business Administration Accounting Jeffrey Perlow Deborah A. Phillips Business Administration Business Administration Debora L. Pilker Gale C. Plakotaris Brian Plunkett Margaret Plunkett James C. Pochron English Fine Arts Medical Technology English Creative Writing Elementary Education Biology Christine Prangley Speech Pathology t Anne Marie Porretti Psychology M. Elizabeth Powers Elementary Education 21 2 Seniors Thomas Quinn Sociology Joseph Radoslovich Psychology Steven J. Rassa Patrick W. Revelle S. Mark Richardson Business Administration Computer Science Business Administration Tami Ridgley Mark Ripper Speech Pathology Accounting Marcy D. Roberts Thomas Robinson Speech Pathology Business Administration Cynthia A. Roden Accounting Jeffrey A. Robl Chemistry Seniors 21 3 Mirven S. Roser Accounting William J. Ruckert, III Business Administration Louis P. Ruzzi Political Science English 1 Brian Rowland Political Science Carl M. Ruland Economics Louis Salas Biology Oren Saltzman Political Science Mary Salvatore Political Science Mary H. Sanchez Speech Pathology Nancy K. Sanders English Frank L. Sangiorgi Accounting 214 Seniors Amy B. Sangster Business Administration Barbara A. Schlichtmann Computer Science Andrew Schoeffield Biology Carol J. Schutt Speech Pathology Stephen Santora Roslyn Sassani Political Science English Theresa M. Scafuro M. Teresa Scarff English Fine Arts Psychology Janet L. Schnader Business Administration John Schultz Business Administration Philosophy Stephen J. Seidl Business Administration Seniors 21 5 Gregory Sellmayer Business Administration Beverly A. Serio English Fine Arts Robert Shaffer, III Business Administration Thomas E. Sharp, Jr. Business Administration Jennifer W. Shehan Accounting Jill A. Shiba Computer Science 216 Seniors Bonny L. Shiplet Elementary Education Donna Shutt Computer Science Jean Simonetti Business Administration Maryanna Skowronski English Fine Arts Brian J. Smith English Christopher Smith Business Administration Elaine F. Smith Physics Engineering Karen L. Smith Mary Denise Sneeringer Paul Sobus, Jr. Secondary Education Business Administration Business Administration Seniors 21 7 Joanne F. Stamer English James Stevenson Richard C. Stewart Business Administration Political Science Donald C. Stone Henry E. Storck, III Business Administration Business Administration Nancy E. Stout Joseph Stumbroski Michele A. Sullivan Thomas M. Sullivan Nancy M. Sweeney English Business Administration English History Business Administration 218 Seniors William B. Sweeney Tami A. Tapke Rowena Tayag Julia A. Taylor Gregory M. Tepe Political Science Speech Pathology Psychology Political Science Computer Science Karen Thompson Business Administration Angela A. Tomarchio Ross A. Tozzi Accounting Accounting Andrea Twardowski Psychology Matthew D. Tyner Political Science Michele Valle English Seniors 219 Barbara VanCutsem Psychology John J. Varley Economics Stephen Vermillion Political Science Linda K. Vernon Accounting Susan E. Vollmer Psychology Theology Teresa A. Waldman Spanish Jeffrey Wallop Business Administration Taras A. Vizzi Political Science Alex S. Voultepsis Biology Marvin L. Wallace Business Administration Margaret A. Walsh English 220 Seniors Thomas E. Walsh Christine Walters Computer Science Philosophy Michael G. Weber Accounting Denise M. Webster English Fine Arts Merri Todd Webster Thomas E. Wenzel English Computer Science M. Carole Wiedorfer Accounting Norman Wilder, Jr. Accounting Victoria J. West Psychology William A. Westdyk Business Administrati on Timothy W, Wickiser Political Science Seniors 221 f Theresa A. Wilson John S. Windsor, Jr. Patricia Wissmann Carol A. Wohlfort Molly A. Wollam Mathematics Business Administration Medical Technology Elementary Education Biology Bradford Woodward Philip R. Wright Elizabeth A. Yee Clayton F. Young Dawn Young History Political Science Business Administration Business Administration Computer Science 222 Seniors David Zande Sergio Zarbin Susan C. Zeller Sociology Fine Arts Mathematics G. Robert Zink Accounting Mary E. Zorzi Political Science Seniors 223 r Senior Crab Feast On Sunday, September 20, the Class of 1982 held their first event of the year — the Senior Crab Feast. From 2-6 p.m. in the park- ing lot behind Butler Hall seniors gathered to enjoy the brisk autumn afternoon, and to celebrate the fact that “we are finally seniors!” Vol- leyball, a special strip tease num- ber, crabs, soup, and beer were in- cluded in the day’s agenda and made for a good time. Crabs and beer disappeared at an alarming rate! Seniors 225 Senior lOO’s Night The Loyola College grapevine was alive and buzzing Friday, February 19, at Senior lOO’s Night. From 9-2 in the cafeteria, music, beer, cold cuts and munchies were plentiful. Seniors roasted each other in the annual “skeleton hunt” dedicated to celebrating 100 nights until graduation. Jim Franklin, Chris Buck, Laura Degnan, and Bob Cawley fired the one-liners in between the show’s special attractions of the Dating Game, the “Most Likely To” awards, and a slinky strip tease number. It was definitely a great night to remember. Seniors 227 228 Seniors Senior Week Seniors 229 230 Seniors As their final semester at Loyola drew to a close, the seniors kept busy during Senior Week. The events on their busy agendas included a cocktail reception hosted by the Jesuit Community on May 23, a cocktail recep- tion hosted by the Alumni Association on May 25, a bull roast with open-pit beef on May 26, and a Hawai- ian Punch Shooters Night in the Rat on May 27. Who could think of a better way to honor the graduating seniors?! Seniors 231 Senior Prom t May 28, marked the date of one of Loyola’s most anticipated events, the Senior Prom, which was held at one of Baltimore’s most elegant hotels, the Hy- att Regency. After cocktails and dinner were served, students put on their danc- ing shoes and danced to the music of “Lee Shane and Spring Fever.” Seniors, excited about graduating, but sad to leave their friends, spent much of the evening reliving “the best of times” at Loyola. It was truly a night that would live on in the hearts of seniors forever! 232 Seniors Seniors 233 Baccalaureate Mass The Baccalaureate Mass, in honor of the graduating seniors, was held on May 29, at the Cathe- dral of Mary Our Queen. Father Lou Bonacci delivered the homily. The students, their families, and the faculty and administration, gathered together in celebration and prayer with hopes that the sen- iors’ tomorrows would be filled with love, happiness, and success. 234 Seniors Seniors 235 Commencement 236 Seniors Seniors 237 Sunday May 30, marked the date of Loyola’s 133rd annual commencement ceremonies. The day began with a buffet reception hosted by Fr. Sellinger, fol- lowed by the R.O.T.C. commissioning; and finally at 3:00, the graduation cere- monies began. Speakers for the day in- cluded Senior Class President Vanessa Pappas, Father Joseph Sellinger, and Honorary Degree Recipients. Though it was a day to celebrate a new beginning it also signified the end of the reign of the class of ’82. Knowing that this was the last time many seniors would see each other, they held on to these precious mo- ments that would soon become fond memories. 238 Seniors i i Seniors 239 Senior Directory Stacy Adams 1 142 Oakland Rd. Freeland, MD 21053 Eric Baron 7904 Stowe Ct. Baltimore, MD 21207 David Borkowski 12158 Mt. Albert Rd. Ellicott City, MD 21043 Mark Alark 3907 Nowes Cr. Randallstown, MD 21233 Deborah Barth 2415 Chetwood Cr. Timonium, MD 21093 Carl Bottenus 44 Woodedge Dr. Dix Hills, NY 1 1746 Patricia Albornoz 6307 Park Heights Ave. Baltimore, MD 21215 Joseph Bauer 6 Burl Ct. Baltimore, MD 21234 Catherine Bowers 3303 Woodring Ave. Baltimore, MD 21234 Bruce Alderman 7 Leadburn Ct. Towson, MD 21204 Charles Baugh 527 E. 20th St. Baltimore, MD 21218 Patrick Bozel 303 Felton Rd. Lutherville, MD 21093 Mark Allen 700 Jamestown Rd. Williamsburg, VA 23185 Patricia Baummer 3509 White Ave. Baltimore, MD 21214 Richard Bozel 303 Felton Rd. Lutherville, MD 21093 Pamela Allen 4214 Norfolk Ave. Baltimore MD 21216 David Bealmear 907 East Wind Rd. Baltimore, MD 21204 Jeffrey Bradley 2701 Golf Ct. Baldwin, MD 21013 Patricia Allen 122 Manhasset Tr. Medford Lakes, NJ 08055 Kathleen Bender 1505 Seling Ave. Baltimore, MD 21237 Mark Brennan 329 N. Main St. New City, NY 10956 Patricia Ann Allen 3818 S. Hanover St. Baltimore, MD 21225 Richard Benicewicz 2239 Graythorn Rd. Baltimore, MD 21220 Sandra Briscoe 2522 Druid Hill Ave. Baltimore, MD 21217 An Seung 31 Edgemoor Rd. Lutherville, MD 21093 Christopher Benjes 791 1 Redstone Rd. Kingsville, MD 21087 Janis Brocato 4504 Ritchie Hwy. Baltimore, MD 21221 Rene Anderson 6920 Donachie Rd. Baltimore, MD 21239 Kelly Bentrup 507 W. Ring Factory Rd. Bel Air, MD 21014 Deborah Brockmeyer 8713 Arley Dr. Springfield, VA 22155 George Andrews 3705 Essex Rd. Baltimore, MD 21207 Karin Bereson 10245 Collins Ave. 6B Miami Beach, FL 33145 David Brokos 3307 Dudley Ave. Baltimore, MD 21213 Eric Arciaga 507 Surrey Rd. Timonium, MD 21093 Michael Bernui 13019 Old Fort Rd. Ft. Washington, MD 20022 Kimberly Brooks 2445 Keyworth Ave. Baltimore, MD 21215 Joesph Aukward 8314 Oglethorpe St. N. Carrollton, MD 20784 Kathryn Bisignani 742 Kenwood Ave. Dickson City, PA 18447 Paul Broring 421 1 Dunnel Ln. Kensington, MD 20795 Karl Aumann 10526 Lakespring Wy. Cockeysville, MD 21030 Julie Blair 928 Elmridge Ave. Baltimore, MD 21229 Michael Brown 602 Woodbine Ave. Towson, MD 21204 Crystal Avery 3557 Elmley Ave. Baltimore, MD 21213 Joyce Boch 7 Locust St. LaVale, MD 21502 Robert Brown 3205 Mt. Zion Rd. Upperco, MD 21155 Gregory Bacinski 10321 Greenside Dr. Cockeysville, MD 21030 David Bodley Rt 2 Box 166 Pocomoke, MD 21851 Stacey Brown 1905 Haverhill Rd. Baltimore, MD 21 234 Darlene Bader 1502 Doxbury Rd. Towson, MD 21204 Dennis Bodley Rt 2 Box 166 Pocomoke, MD 21851 Terry Brown 2428 Harriet Ave. Baltimore, MD 21230 Mary Banick 1118 Charmuth Rd. Lutherville, MD 21093 David Bolgiano 1455 Roland Heights Ave. Baltimore, MD 21211 Maryann Brulinski 832 Union Ave. Baltimore, MD 21211 240 Senior Directory Alec Buchness Cottman Rd. Allen, MD 21810 Kimberly Canipe 3703 Red Grove Rd. Baltimore, MD 21220 Mark Cirincione 3112 James Run Rd. Aberdeen, MD 21001 Neil Buchness Cottman Rd. Allen, MD 21810 W ' illiam Cannella 5821 Waycross Rd, Baltimore, MD 21206 Joseph Ciulla 105 Scarlet Oak Dr. Wilton, CT 06897 J. Christopher Buck 1 Blondell Ct. Timonium, MD 21093 Thomas Caraher 1804 Albermarle Ave. East Meadow, NY 11554 Donna Clark 4730 Williston St. Baltimore, MD 2 1 229 Michael Buckingham West St. Carthage, NY 13619 Andy Carracino 25 Voorhis Dr. Old Bethpage NY 1 1804 Kathleen Comber 8 1 5 Chumleigh Rd. Baltimore, MD 21212 Diane Bulger 3007 Larue Sq Baltimore, MD 21225 Joesph Carrier 1325 Hallock Dr. Odenton MD 21113 Marlene Combs 880 Schoolhouse Ln. Dover, DE 19901 Mary Bunker 2807 Fifth Ave. Baltimore, MD 21234 Christopher Carski Box 357 Baldwin, MD 21013 Maureen Comick 3900 Saul Rd. Kensington, MD 20795 Kathy Bunte 9103 Waltham Woods Rd. Baltimore, MD 21234 Kevin Carter 518 Chalcot Sq. Baltimore, MD 21221 Karen Conklin 5417 Newhall Rd. Durham, NC 27713 Mary Burke 4402 Sweet Air Rd. Baldwin. MD 21013 Glenn Casciero 2510 Whitt Rd. Kingsville, MD 21087 Mark Conner 3628 Blenheim Rd. Phoenix. MD 21131 William Burke 320 Adams St. Milton, MA 02186 Patrick Cashen 5 Orkney Ct. Baltimore, MD 21212 Donna Conoscenti 2408 Eastridge Rd. Timonium. MD 21093 John Buscema 7 Dinsmore PI. Dradell, NJ 07649 Adrian Casillas 1 38 Sherburn Rd. Severna Park, MD 21146 James Cooke 1028 Bosley Rd. Cockeysville. MD 21030 Catharine Butcher 6621 Queens Ferr) Rd. Baltimore, MD 21239 Robert Cawley 8203 Evergreen Dr. Baltimore, MD 21234 Judith Cornelius 8614 Bunnell Dr. Potomac. MD 20854 Rosemary Butcher 5125 Riverside Apt. 506 Windson, Ontario N8S 4L8 Judy Chang 9014 Deviation Rd. Baltimore, MD 21236 Anne Marie Corsello 7 1 3 Glenside Ave. Berkeley Heights, NJ 07922 Michael Butt 10204 Bird River Rd. Baltimore, MD 21220 Michael Chasney 5213 Putney Wy. Baltimore, MD 21212 Joan Coughlan 7941 Pine Ct. Darien, IL 60559 Donna Buttermore 3502 Linbelle Tr. Baltimore, MD 21234 Amy Chenowith Blenheim Rd. Phoenix. MD 21131 Eileen Coughlin 5220 Springlake Wy. Baltimore, MD 21212 Kevin Byrnes 1 5 W ' indsor Ct. Little Rock. .AR 72212 Fla Wai Cheung 1206 Newfield Rd. Baltimore. MD 21207 Kenneth Cramblitt 2 W. 6th Ave. Baltimore. MD 21225 Valerie Cabral 2730 Alfred Cr. RFD 8 Annapolis. MD 21401 Frances Chian 540 Wingate Rd. Timonium, MD 21093 Beverly Crawford 8540 Pleasant Plains Rd. Towson, MD 2 1 204 Elizabeth Calderhead 2744 Lury Ln. Annapolis, MD 21401 Suk Yong Cho 1514 Hopewell Ave. Baltimore, MD 21221 Kim Crawford 1645 Poplar Grove St. Baltimore, MD 21216 Dennis Callegary 1911 Pot Spring Rd. Timonium, MD 21093 Eun Mi Chong 4714 Beaconsfield Dr, Baltimore, MD 21236 Steven Crawford 1 525 Charmuth Rd, Lutherville, MD 21093 Stephanie Campbell 31 16 N. 4th St. Arlington, VA 22201 Thomas Christian 16066 A.E. Mullinix Rd. W ' oodbine, MD 21797 Craig Creamer 1017 E. Northern Pkwy. Baltimore, MD 21212 Senior Directory 241 Timothy Creamer 10805 Tyrone Dr. Upper Marlboro, MD 20870 David Del Rosareo P.O.Box 938, EllenwoodRd. LaPlata, MD 20646 David Donovan 2925 Salisbury Ave. Baltimore, MD 21219 Donald Crescenzo 450 Bellevue Ave. Hammonton, NJ 08037 Suzanne Demarco 103 Witherspoon Rd. Baltimore, MD 21212 Raymond Donovan 200 Seminole Ave. Baltimore, MD 21228 Zully Criado 315 Homeland Southway Baltimore, MD 21212 John Dendrinos 427 Dunkirk Rd. Baltimore, MD 21212 Christopher Doyle 1 1 Glen Road Kings Park, NY 1 1754 Elizabeth Crone 3714 Rush Rd. Jarrettsville, MD 21084 Mark Denner 35 Edmonson Ridge Rd. Catonsville, MD 21228 Michael Droter 517 S. Bouldin St. Baltimore, MD 21224 Julie Cronin 7509 Kipling Pkwy. District Heights, MD 20028 Donna Denniston 34 Laurelhurst Dr. Bricktown, NJ 08723 Lawrence Dukes 4022 Baker Ln. Baltimore. MD 21236 Laura Crosby 139 Wallace Manor Rd. Edgewater, MD 21037 Mona Depoitiers 4402 Loch Raven Blvd. Baltimore, MD 21218 Mary Dumler 4030 Macalpine Rd. Ellicott City, MD 21043 Charlotte Crosland 405 Bar Kess Ct. Aberdeen. MD 21001 Denise Desmarais 3423 Andover Dr. Fairfax, VA 22030 Gregory Dunaway 1713 Glen Ridge Rd. Baltimore, MD 21234 Thomas Crummy 1 Amherst PI. Parlin, NJ 08859 Nicholas Destefano 12001 Caspian Rd. Kingsville, MD 21087 Christopher Dykton 6017 Bellwood St. Suitland, MD 20028 Sharon Culotta 3 Hillbrook Ct. 304 Timonium, MD 21093 John Devine 9204 Falls Bridge Ln. Potomac, MD 20854 Martin Eby 501 Hawthorne Rd. Baltimore, MD 21210 Michael Cusick 1872 Edgewood Rd. Baltimore. MD 21234 Paul Dickinson 4 Eaglet Glen Hackettstown, NJ 07840 Philip Eckard 29 Milton Ave. Westminster, MD 21157 Nicolette D ' Alfonso 8825 Ashford Rd. Baltimore. MD 21234 Laura Dieter 8013 Ridgetown Rd. Baltimore. MD 21236 Theresa Edmonds 12 Coach wood Ln. Rochester. NY 14623 Ann Dagostaro 2413 Apaloosa Wy. Finksburg. MD 21048 Robert Dillon, Jr. 7 Roxburgh Ct. Baltimore, MD 21236 Zohra Edwards 3027 Matthews St. Baltimore, MD 21218 Michael Daly 218 Brackenwood Ct. Timonium. MD 21093 Anthony Dimaio 106 N. Smallwood St. Cumberland, MD 21502 Cathy Eisinger 7394 Edsworth Rd. Baltimore, MD 21222 Catherine Dannemiller 22 Winfield Ave. Pompton Plains. NJ 07444 Mary DiMarco 6613 Eastern Pkwy. Baltimore, MD 21214 Holly Elieff 7201 Exeter Rd. Bethesda, MD 20014 Wade Dauses 1773 Joan Ave. Baltimore. MD 21234 Michael DiPietro 4017 Raleigh Rd. Baltimore, MD 21 208 Joseph Ellis 5907 Meadowood Rd. Baltimore. MD 21212 Thomas Davis 622 Tunbridge Rd. Baltimore. MD 21212 Robert Dircks, Jr. 5224 Bangert St. White Marsh, MD 21 162 James Ells 41 1 Garnett Rd. Joppa, MD 21085 Charles Davis, Jr. 1903 Jackson Rd. Baltimore, MD 21222 Craig Dods 216 Brackenwood Ct. Timonium, MD 21093 David Epstein 7405 Brompton Rd. Baltimore, MD 21207 Laura Degnan 406 Norman Ave. Glen Burnie, MD 21061 Martin Donahoe 58 1 1 87th Ave. New Carrollton. MD 20784 Ilean Esparraguera 4872 66th Ave. Hyattsville, MD 20784 John Deinlein 4219 Fowler Ave. Baltimore, MD 21236 Joseph Donohue 2 Collis Ct. Timonium, MD 21093 Mohamad Etessami P.O. Box 7260 Baltimore, MD 21218 242 Senior Directory Terence Evans 4012 Kahlston Rd. Baltimore, MD 21236 Brian Foley 400 S. Union Ave. Harve de Grace, MD 21078 Keith Gaj 14 Harrison Ave. Montclair, NJ 07042 Thomas Evey P.O. Box 1 34 Main St. Preston. MD 21655 Brian Ford 716 S. Rose St. Baltimore, MD 21224 Joseph Gambino, Jr. 7 Star Dr. Trenton, NJ 08628 Tamara Paris 1 1 5 Claybrook Dr. Silver Spring, MD 20902 Catherine France 6207 Pinehurst Rd. Baltimore, MD 21212 Anne Garcia 129 Rock Rd. Aberdeen, MD 21001 Robert Farley 7007 1 8th Ave. West Hyattsville, MD 20783 Brian Frank 606 Carysbrook Rd. Baltimore, MD 21208 Myra Gaskins 3828 Sequoia Ave. Baltimore, MD 21215 Ellyn Farrell 1541 Forest Villa Ln. McLean, VA 22101 Denise Franke 4602 Glenarm Ave. Baltimore, MD 21206 Kevin Gavin 27 1 2 Cathedral Ave. Washington D.C. 20008 David Fay 7978 Nolpark Ct. Glen Burnie, MD 21061 James Franklin 449 Tappan Rd. Norwood, NJ 07648 Joseph Gerrity 6017 Purdun Rd. Camp Springs, MD 2003 Marilynne Fay 9804 Marquette Dr. Bethesda, MD 20034 Donna Frazier 8717 Oakleigh Rd. Baltimore, MD 21234 David Gill 5103 Kramme Ave. Baltimore, MD 21225 Bradley Feild 1248 Pleasant Valley Dr. Baltimore, MD 21228 Benedict Frederick 4409 Bedford PI, Baltimore. MD 21218 Susan Godbehere 1734 Edgewood Hill Cr, Hagerstown, MD 21740 Faith Finamore 15121 Red Clover Dr. Rockville, MD 20853 Paul Frene 402 Neale Ave. Silver Spring, MD 20901 Laurence Godey 2 1 1 Gaywood Rd. Baltimore, MD 21212 John Finamore 15121 Red Clover Dr. Rockville, MD 20853 Jean Frenkil 2700 Baublitz Rd. Reisterstown, MD 21136 Paul Goetzke 37 Murray Ave. Annapolis, MD 21401 Thomas Finn 355 High St. Norwood, NJ 07648 Manette Frese 4415 Fullerton Ave. Baltimore, MD 21236 Anthony Golden 20-C Heritage Dr. New City, NY 10956 Joanne Finnegan 6767 N. Charles St. Baltimore, MD 21204 Marybeth Friedel 1637 Eastern Ave. Baltimore, MD 21231 Kim Goldsborough 617 Ponderosa Dr. Bel Air, MD 21014 Miriam Fisher 51 N. Court St. Westminster, MD 21157 Marjorie Frisk 8749 Lackawanna Ave. Baltimore, MD 21234 Michael “Arte Goode 1613 Landon Rd. Towson. MD 21204 Michael Fitzsimmons 1760 Nanticoke Rd. Pasadena, MD 21122 Kelley Full 2 Wineberry Ct. Glen Arm, MD 21057 Pamela Goss 1228 Glenwood Ave. Baltimore, MD 21239 Kathleen Flattery 1509 Ivy Hill Rd. Cockeysville, MD 21030 Genaro Fullano 6000 Point Pleasant Rd. Baltimore, MD 21206 Laura Griesbaum 235 Treherne Rd. Timonium, MD 21093 Dawn Flavin 103 Second Ave. Baltimore, MD 21227 Julie Fuller 1203 Old Mt. Rd. Joppa, MD 21085 Andrea Griffin 3832 Cherrybrook Rd. Randallstown, MD 21133 Eric Flesher 1802 Clermont Ct. Lutherville, MD 21093 Paul Furth 41 Dunkirk Rd. Baltimore, MD 21212 Donna Griffin 7802 Oakdale Ave. Baltimore, MD 21234 Leslie Florestano 1516 Farlow Ave. Crofton, MD 21114 Cynthia Fusco 33 N. Luzerne Ave. Baltimore, MD 21224 William Gross, III 7512 Rocksham Dr. Baltimore. MD 21204 Raquel Foglia 479 Beatrice St. Teaneck. NJ 07666 Patricia Gabor 2864 Lake .- ve. Baltimore, MD 21213 Paul Grosso 52 E, Allendale Ave. Saddle River, NJ 07458 Senior Directory 243 Dennis Grubb 130 C Waldon Rd. Abingdon, MD 21009 A. Celeste Heinle 305 Joplin St. Baltimore, MD 21224 Thomas Hughes 320 Felton Rd. Lutherville, MD 21093 Paul Guntzel 418 Goucher Blvd. Towson, MD 21204 Mary Hennegan 167 Regester Ave. Baltimore, MD 21212 Donna Hurst 321 Delaware Ave. Glen Burnie, MD 21061 Brenda Hackley 7 Avery Ct. Baltimore, MD 21237 Dennis Hentschel 5912 Arabia Ave. Baltimore, MD 21214 Thomas lacoboni 2203 Fox Hunt Ln. Lutherville, MD 21093 Bernard Hagberg 418 Park Creek Rd. Pasadena, MD 21122 Gerard Herr 3122 Mary Ave. Baltimore, MD 21214 Barbara Ivsek 19 Mercer St. Somerville, NJ 08876 Scott Hahn 3142 Paulskirk Dr. Ellicott City, MD 21043 Brendan Herron 230 Deep Dale Dr. Timonium, MD 21093 Lee Anne Janney 105 Somers PI. N. Moorestown, NJ 08057 Joanne Hall 5405 Todd Ave. Baltimore, MD 21206 John Herzich 127 Hawthorne Ave. Pikesville, MD 21208 Theresa Jenkins 1 14 Sandy Beach Dr. Pasadena, MD 21122 John Hall 202 Mt. Desales Rd. Baltimore, MD 21229 David Hess 6100 Marietta Ave. Baltimore, MD 21214 Tamara Jester Rd. 2 Box 178-LB Harrington, DE 19952 Raymond Hamm, Jr. 2224 Perry Ave. Edgewood, MD 21040 Robert Hill 1109 Pleasant Valley Dr. Baltimore, MD 21228 John Jicha 9008 Tammy Rd. Baltimore, MD 21236 Stephen Hanle 226 Princeton Ln. Bel Air, MD 21014 Robert Hoffman 6121 Maiden Ln. Bethesda, MD 20034 Hope Johnson 3704 Woodridge Rd. Baltimore, MD 21229 Sally Harnett 125 Large Ave. Hillsdale, NJ 07642 Paul Holden 6300 Orchard Rd. Linthicum Heights, MD 21090 Janice Johnson 12803 Staton Ct. Upper Marlboro, MD 20870 Debbie Harris 1804 Willann Rd. Baltimore, MD 21237 Joseph Holliday 3449 Old Frederick Rd. Baltimore, MD 21229 Judith Johnson 1 241 1 Winding Ln. Bowie, MD 20715 Vincent Harris 6922 Forest Terr. Landover, MD 20785 Timothy Holton 421 Sixth St. Brooklyn, NY 11215 Gregory Jones 2005 Eastridge Rd. Timonium, MD 21093 Brian Harrison 2749 Deerfield Dr. Ellicott City, MD 21043 Brian Holub 213 Inlet Dr. Riviera Beach, MD 21122 Joseph Jordan 2507 Reckford Rd. Fallston, MD 21047 Beverly Harvey 1 108-1 B Tace Dr. Baltimore, MD 21221 Ronald Hooper 13 Dunwich Rd. Lutherville, MD 21093 Ruth Jordan 4300 N. Rogers Ave. Baltimore, MD 21215 John Hauprich 301 Chattolanee Hill Owings Mills, MD 21117 Barbara Horgan 520 Galley Ct. Severna Park, MD 21146 David Julian 2329 Arunah Ave. Baltimore, MD 21216 Stephen Hauswald 2809 Montclair Dr. Ellicott City, MD 21043 Cathy Hoy 9133 Winding Wy. Ellicott City, MD 21043 David Kaisler 3033 Greenway Dr. Ellicott City, MD 21043 Stephen Hayward 1027 Breezewick Rd. Towson, MD 21204 Gregory Hradsky 1214 Woodland Ct. Hampstead, MD 21074 Thomas Kane, III 93 Dunkirk Rd. Baltimore, MD 21212 Rosalind Healy 1530 Greendale Rd. Baltimore, MD 21218 Michael Huber 336 Wye Rd. Baltimore, MD 21221 Carolyne Kasprzak 980 Thompson Dr. Bay Shore, NY 1 1706 Donald Hefner 2705 Parkshire Ct. Fallston, MD 21047 Richard Huebler 2505 Cider Mill Rd. Baltimore, MD 21234 Peter Kazaras, Jr. 323 Joplin St. Baltimore, MD 21224 - 244 Senior Directory Mary Keane 20 Notchwood Rd. Butler, NJ 07405 Donald Kyne, Jr. 8503 Tallwood Rd. Lutherville, MD 21093 Norman Lohn 1307 Margarette Ave. Towson, MD 2 1 204 Donna Kelly 1318 Hickory Spring Cr. Baltimore, MD 21228 Joseph Lamm 6015 Pinehurst Ave. Baltimore, MD 21212 Anthony Lombardi 4722 Homesdale Ave. Baltimore, MD 21206 Edward Kihn 310 W. Timonium Rd. Timonium, MD 21093 Scott Lancaster 1408 Autumn Leaf Rd. Towson, MD 21204 Kelly Lombardi 45 Acorn Cr. Apt. 202 Towson, MD 2 1 204 John Killian 1 238 Walters Ave. Baltimore, MD 21239 Robert Lanciotti 1226 Wine Spring Ln. Towson, MD 21204 Nancy Lowe 801 Hickory Ln. Milford, DE 19963 Kay Kimball 533 Sussex Rd. Towson, MD 2 1 204 John N. Lanzi 1 1 Beechleaft Ct. Towson, MD 21204 James Lynch 5710 Ranny Rd. Baltimore, MD 21209 Vanessa Kirby 8502 Hydra Ln. Baltimore, MD 21236 Ronald Leahy, Jr. 6015 Pinehurst Rd. Baltimore. MD 21401 Verena Maas 8014 Highpoint Rd. Baltimore. MD 2 1 234 Donald Kite 10310 Greenside Dr. Cockeysville, MD 21030 Mark Lechowicz 544 Devonshire Ct. Severna Park, MD 21146 Hugh MacNeil 6604 Lansdale St. District Heights, MD 20028 Geoffrey Klein 5715 Benton Heights Ave. Baltimore, MD 21206 Alfred Lee-Young 1800 Ingram Rd. Baltimore, MD 21239 Anne MacSherry 4612 Roland Ave. Baltimore, MD 21210 Jan Klika 43 Ojibway Randallstown, MD 21133 Paul Leimkuhler 1 238 Circle Dr. Baltimore, MD 21227 Sharon Maenner 7918 Roseland Ave. Baltimore, MD 2 1 237 Stephen Klose 1505 Ritchie St. Annapolis, MD 21401 Angela Lewis 2810 Oakley Ave. Baltimore, MD 21215 Charles Maggio 9142 E. Stayman Dr. Ellicott City, MD 21043 Mark Kluge 2613 Chesley Ave. Baltimore, MD 21234 Joseph Liberto 2110 Old Frederick Rd. Baltimore, MD 21228 Catherine Maggiore 49 W. Rayburn Rd. Millington, NJ 07946 Michael Koesters 1 301 Haubert St. Baltimore. MD 21230 Guy Licari 402 S. East Ave. Baltimore, MD 21224 Hans Mair 1114 Gittings Ave. Baltimore, MD 2 1 239 Thomas Koetter 5906 Roland Ave. Baltimore, MD 21210 Albert Lietzau, IV 1115 Argonne Dr. Baltimore, MD 21218 Robert Mair 1114 Gittings Ave. Baltimore, MD 21239 Theresa Konitzer 2904 5th Ave. Baltimore, MD 21234 John Lilienthal 1 9 Timber Rock Rd. Gaithersburg, MD 20760 Vincent Maivelett 3401 Upton Rd. Baltimore, MD 21234 Elizabeth Kosnik 57 1 2 Franklin St. Baltimore, MD 21225 Gerard Lindner 5400 Hamlet Ave. Baltimore, MD 21214 Paula Majerowicz Rt. 14 Box 28 IB Pasadena, MD 21122 Susan Krabbe 1 1 7 Rosewood Ave. Baltimore, MD 21228 Sabrina Linton 460 Baltimore Ave. Cumberland, MD 21502 Susan Malone 1 40 West End Ave. Pompton Plains, NJ 07444 Andrew Kreller 418 Dunkirk Rd. Baltimore, MD 21212 Marc Lipsitz 13 Oak Hollow Ct. Baltimore, MD 21208 Gabriel Mancini 210 Golf Course Rd. Ocean City, MD 21842 Pamela Kues 1214 Brook Meadow Dr. Towson, MD 21204 Joel Lizotte 36 Victoria PI. Red Bank, NJ 07701 Theresa Marolda 4 Krueger Ln. Groveville, NJ 08620 Esther Kustin 6325 E, Vally Green Rd. Flourtown, PA 19031 Brian Logan 629 S. Grundy St. Baltimore, MD 21224 Mary Martinelli 7111 Bristol Rd. Baltimore, MD 21212 Senior Directory 245 Patricia Martinez Linda McLeod Susan Murnane 92 Hudson Ave. 2704 Erie Ave. 50 Hillside Ave. Red Bank, NJ 07701 Baltimore, MD 21234 Caldwell, NJ 07006 Charles Masked Deborah Menas Michael Muth 4430 Roland Spring Dr. 4507 Parkwood Ave. 121 N. Kenwood Ave. Baltimore, MD 21210 Baltimore, MD 21206 Baltimore, MD 21224 j Stephen Mastella Ernest Mendoza i Martha Myers i 6719 Harley St. 16307 Markoe Ave. 3413 Jay Dr. Philadelphia, PA 19142 Monkton, MD 21111 Ellicott City, MD 21043 Joy Mathiowdis Kevin Mercer Gabrielle Nagle ; 3215 N. Charles St. 804 2012 Arabian Dr. 2733 Tarnans Bridge Rd. i Baltimore, MD 21218 Finksburg, MD 21048 Davidsonville, MD 21035 i 1 George Matthews Vincent Mettle Anthony Nardo, Jr. I 1 122 Green Acre Rd. 1340 Sudvale Rd. 7263 Fairbrook Rd. j Towson. MD 21204 Baltimore, MD 21208 Baltimore, MD 21207 ! ! Kenneth Matz Rose Marie Metzger Jeanne Marie Nelli | 3108 Northwood Rd. 752 1 Carroll Ave. 3239 Imperial Dr. Fairfax, VA 22030 Baltimore, MD 21222 Gastonia, NC 28052 i 1 1 David Maynes John Meyer Jean Nevin 1 1522 Putty Hill Rd. 10071 Colonial Dr. 517 Locust Ave. Towson, MD 21204 Ellicott City, MD 21043 Westminster, MD 21157 j Kathleen McBride Christi Michnewich Walther Newell j 1 10 Bosley Ave. 131 Idlewild Ln. 4919 Kemp Rd. Cockeysville, MD 21030 Aberdeen, NJ 07747 Reisterstown, MD 21136 Pat McCafferty Kevin Michno Judith Niemyer 12905 Gent Rd. 3117 Old Fence Rd. 3609 Gibbons Ave. Reisterstown, MD 21136 Ellicott City, MD 21043 Baltimore, MD 21214 Ian McCammon Neil Miller Albert Nordone, Jr. 8430 Bradley Blvd. 3806 Miller Rd, 1455 Putty Hill Ave. Bethesda, MD 20034 Kingsville, MD 21087 Towson, MD 21204 William McCleary William Miller, Jr. Lisa Nueslein 500 Trimble Rd. 403 Phelps Ave. 4305 Cross Country Dr. Joppa, MD 21085 Glen Burnie, MD 21061 Ellicott City, MD 21043 Regina McCormick Monique Mitchell Michael Nueslein 4314 Farmfield Ct. 5485 Luckpenny PI. 430 Hasletl Rd. Baldwin, MD 21013 Columbia, MD 21045 Joppatowne, MD 21085 Duane McCrory Mark Monte Joan Nugent 1539 Langford Rd. 6016 Eurith Ave. 2213 Ellen Ave. Baltimore. MD 21207 Baltimore, MD 21206 Baltimore, MD 21234 Teresa McDermott Adrienne Moore Janice O ' Brian 4622 Dower Dr. 321 Taplow Rd. 2967 Branch Dr. Ellicott City, MD 21043 Baltimore, MD 21212 Salt Lake City, UT 84117 Mary McDonald Lauri Moore David O ' Brien 17 Gwendale Ln. 322 Westowne Rd. 1305 Hillside Dr. Greenlawn, NY 11740 Baltimore, MD 21229 Lancaster, PA 17603 Tracey McGibbon Charles Muendlein Patrick O ' Brien 440 Norwood Rd. 1806 Edgewood Rd. 223 Dupont St. Baltimore, MD 21215 Baltimore, MD 21234 Ridley Park, PA 19078 John McGinnis Angela Tomarchio Mulford David O ' Connor 96 W. 14th St. 8007 Mollye Rd, Apt. E I W. Ruxton Ridge Rd. Bayonne, NJ 07002 Baltimore, MD 21208 Towson, MD 21204 Joseph McGuire Victoria Mulligan Kathleen O ' Leary 3922 Arcadia Rd. 1524 Biarritz Dr. 223 Eisenhiwer Dr. Alexandria, VA 22312 Miami Beach, FL 33141 Dover, DE 19901 Patrick McKenna Daniel Mulroy Maureen O ' Neill 206 Fifth Ave. 55 Ranger Rd. 2513 Fairway Dr. Landsdowne, MD 21227 Dumont, NJ 07628 Bel Air, MD 21014 246 Senior Directory Dennis Olver 603 S. East Ave. Baltimore, MD 21224 Brian Plunkett 1301 Colbury Rd. Apt. L Baltimore, MD 21239 Jeffrey Robl 4220 Soth Ave. Baltimore, MD 21236 John Osborne, III 3414 Edwards St. Landover, MD 20785 Margaret Plunkett 1509 Sherbrook Rd. Lutherville, MD 21093 Cynthia Roden 4604 Forestview Ave. Baltimore, MD 21206 Margaret Osbourn 124 Stanmore Rd. Baltimore, MD 21212 James Pochron 950 Palladi Dr. Baltimore, MD 21227 Mirven Roser 748 Fulbrook Rd. Baltimore, MD 21222 Ben Oteyza, Jr. 2105 High Point Rd. Forest Hill, MD 21050 Katherine Pohl 1708 Greenspring Dr. Lutherville, MD 21093 Brian Rowland 2504 Lampost Ln. Baltimore, MD James Ottenritter 541 Wyngate Rd. Timonium, MD 21093 Julie Pohlman 552 Hamptom Ln. Baltimore, MD 21204 William Ruckert, III 1 1 07 Aileen Rd. Brielle, NJ 08730 Randall Pace 1848 Church Rd. Baltimore, MD 21222 Annemarie Porretti 3907 Mewswood Ln. Baltimore, MD 21236 Bud Ruland 250-B Hilltop Ln. Apt. 107 Annapolis, MD 21403 Cynthia Papesh 2240 Coralthorn Rd. Baltimore, MD 21220 Elizabeth Powers 108 LaPaix Ln. Towson, MD 21204 Louis Ruzzi 2402 Afton St. Hillcrest Heights, MD 20748 Vanessa Pappas 327 Hopkins Rd. Baltimore, MD 21212 Christina Prangley 61 14 42nd PI. Hyattsville, MD 20781 Louis Salas 419 Gun Rd. Baltimore, MD 21227 Maria Paranuk P.O. Box 47 Gibson Island, MD 21056 Thomas Quinn 21 Hillside Terr. Andover, NJ 07821 Oren Saltzman 3601 Clarks Ln. Baltimore, MD 21215 Prashant Parekm 140 Goucher Way Churchville, MD 21028 Charles Radford 15002 Lavale Rd. Monkton, MD 21111 Mary Salvatore 261 Stanwich Rd. Greenwich, CT 06830 Chang Ho Park 1 107 Valewood Rd. Towson, MD 21204 Joseph Radoslovich 495 Amherst Dr. Brick Town, NJ 08723 Mary Sanchez 500 Gun Rd. Baltimore, MD 21227 Kevin Pasciak 109 Strathon Way Lutherville, MD 21093 Steven Rassa 8540 Kings Ridge Rd. Baltimore, MD 21234 Nancy Sanders 8923 Reisterstown Rd. Baltimore, MD 21208 Richard Patro 3206 Summit Ave. Baltimore, MD 21234 Francis Reinhardt 51 3 Overbrook Rd. Baltimore, MD 21212 Frank Sangiorgi 1922 Brookdale Rd. Baltimore, MD 21207 Jeffrey Perlow P.O. Box 5963 Pikesville, MD 21208 Patrick Revelle 5226 Even Star PL Columbia, MD 21044 Amy Sangster 1 3 Chamberlin Dr. Huntington, CT 06484 Kathleen Peters 2669 Meetinghouse Rd. Jamison. PA 18929 Mark Richardson 505 Wendellwood Ave. Bel Air, MD 21014 Stephen Santora 2104 Pot Spring Rd. Timonium, MD 21093 Deborah Phillips 1 227 Birch Ave. Baltimore. MD 21227 Tami Ridgley 1 223 Tugwell Dr. Baltimore, MD 21228 Roslyn Sassani 1216 Berkwood Rd. Baltimore, MD 21237 Debora Pilker 9401 Franklin Square Dr. Baltimore, MD 21237 Mark Ripper 1 7 H. Matinee Ct. Owings Mills, MD 21117 Theresa Scafuro 61 Arcadia Rd. Allendale, NJ 07401 Gale Plakotaris 7322 Conley St. Baltimore, MD 21224 Marcy Roberts 10908 Citreon Ct. Gaithersburg, MD 20760 Teresa Scarff 1 1 300 Skipwith Ln. Potomac, MD 20854 Michael Plasay 1814 Larch Dr. Edgewood, MD 21040 Thomas Robinson 421 Winston Ave. Baltimore, MD 21212 Barbara Schlichtmann 8330 Tally Ho Rd. Lutherville, MD 21093 Senior Directory 247 Janet Schnader 9 East Lake Ave. Baltimore, MD 21212 Elaine Smith 204 Glenmoore Ave. Cockeysville, MD 21030 Henry Storck, III 5605 Durbin Rd. Bethesda, MD 20014 Andrew Schoeffield 1 524 Burnwood Rd. Baltimore, MD 21239 Karen Smith 445 Choice St. Bel Air, MD 21014 Nancy Stout 2318 Eastridge Rd. Timonium, MD 21093 John Schultz 3565 Lyndale Ave. Baltimore, MD 21213 Patrick Smyth 4205 St. Paul St. Baltimore, MD 21218 Joseph Stumbroski 3304 Glenside Dr. Baltimore, MD 21234 Carol Schutt 63 Pease Ave. Verona, NJ 07044 Denise Sneeringer 5834 Barnwood PI. Columbia, MD 21044 Michele Sullivan 1207 Brewster St. Baltimore, MD 2 1 227 Stephen Seidl 8 Sunnymeadow Rd. Phoenix, MD 21131 Paul Sobus 11758 Rt. 108 Clarksville, MD 21029 Thomas Sullivan 301 Golf Course Rd. Owings Mills, MD 21117 Gregory Sellmayer 307 Merrie Hunt Dr. Timonium, MD 21093 Amy Soisson 305 Richard Ct. Johnstown, PA 15905 Nancy Sweeney 9 Maybrook Ct. Glen Arm, MD 21057 Beverly Serio 5805 Moores Run Ct. Baltimore, MD 21206 Cindy Soloway 50 Pelczar Ave. Baltimore, MD 21221 William Sweeney 6505 Beechwood Rd. Baltimore, MD 21239 Robert Shaffer, III 1 3827 Bottom Rd. Hydes, MD 21082 C.B. Sothoron, Jr. 7121 Brangles Rd. Marriottsville, MD 21104 Tami Tapke 121 Forest Ave. Glen Ridge, NJ 07028 Thomas Sharp, Jr. 69 Woodside Ave. Metuchen, NJ 08840 C. Edward Sowder 1629 Riverwood Rd. Baltimore, MD 21221 Rowena Tayag 14 Candlelight Ct. Timonium, MD 21093 Jennifer Shehan 1 104 Harriton Rd. Baltimore, MD 21210 Stephen Spicer 1 554 Cottage Ln. Towson. MD 21 204 Julia Taylor 100 Briarcliff Ln. Bel Air, MD 21014 Kenneth Shephard 20 Left Wing Dr. Baltimore, MD 21220 Peter Srsic Rt. 1 Box 256G Queenstown, MD 21658 Gregory Tepe 224 E. 39th St. Baltimore, MD 21218 Jack Sheriff, III 11426 Barrows Downs Columbia, MD 21044 Robert St. Ledger 1629 Eton Wy. Crofton, MD 21 1 14 Karen Thompson 1 706 Homestead St. Baltimore, MD 21218 Jill Shiba 213 Royal Arms Wy. Glen Burnie, MD 21061 Timothy Stabile 6702 O ' Donnell St. Baltimore. MD 21224 Bruce Tilley 4300 Meadowcliff Rd. Glen Arm, MD 21057 Bonny Shiplet 2142 Parksley Ave. Baltimore, MD 21230 Joanne Stamer 5720 First Ave. Arbutus, MD 21227 Ross Tozzi 1 1 20 Court Revere Odebton, MD 21113 Donna Shutt 7316 Rockridge Rd. Baltimore, MD 2 1 207 Susan Stanley 800 Post Boy Ct. Towson, MD 21204 Robert Trazkovich 1330 Woodland Dr. Westminster, MD 21157 Jean Simonetti 8578 Brickyard Rd. Potomac, MD 20854 Glen Stastny, Jr. 4904 Carroll Ct. Baldwin, MD 21013 Andrea Twardowski 9923 Hoyt Cr. Randallstown. MD 21133 Maryanna Skowronski 5 1 2 Hickory Ave. Bel Air, MD 21014 James Stevenson 13804 Summerhill Dr. Phoenix, MD 21131 Matthew Tyner P.O. Box 87 Oaks Rd. Charlotte, MD 20622 Brian Smith 800 Cottonwood Dr. Severna Park. MD 21146 Richard Stewart 7 Ramapo Ln. Upper Saddle River, NJ 07458 Mark Valderas 45 Overbrook Rd. Baltimore, MD 21228 Christopher Smith 109 Padonia Rd. Timonium. MD 21093 Donald Stone Rt. 5 Box 374 Mechanicsville, MD 20659 Valerie Valentine 3604 Marmon Ave. Baltimore, MD 21 207 248 Senior Directory Michele Valle 6732 Glenkirk Rd. Baltimore, MD 21239 Denise Webster 225 E. Timonium Rd. Timonium, MD 21093 David Zande 55 Foxtrail Rd. Sparta, NJ 07871 Barbara Vancutsem 1312 Sherwood Ave. Baltimore, MD 2 1 239 Todd Webster 1 221 Patapsco St. Baltimore, MD 21230 Sergio Zarbin 6637 Loch Raven Blvd. Baltimore, MD 21239 John Varley 1700 Water Vale Rd. Fallston, MD 21047 Brian Welsh 106 N. Longcross Rd. Linthicum, MD 21090 Susan Zeller 8103 Bon Air Rd. Baltimore, MD 21234 Stephen Vermillion 6563 S.W. 77th Terr. Miami, FL 33 1 34 Thomas Wenzel 1 804 Alberti Dr. Wheaton, MD 20902 Jeffrey Zerhusen 5 Bertwell Ct. Timonium, MD 21093 Linda Vernon 4522 Ridge Dr. Baltimore, MD 21229 Victoria West 32 Hebron Dr. Baltimore, MD 21220 Robert Zink 106 Glyndon Dr. Reisterstown, MD 21136 Thomas Vitrano 314 Valley Court Rd. Lutherville, MD 21093 William Westdyk 254 Spring Valley Rd. Oradell, NJ 07649 Mary Zorzi 6202 Pinehurst Rd. Baltimore, MD 21212 Taras Vizzi Rd. 2 Jennings Chapel Woodbine, MD 21797 Timothy Wickiser 404 Clyde Ave. Fruitland, MD 21816 Susan Vollmer 62 Round Hill Dr. Fairfield, CT 06430 Carole Wiedorfer 4603 Willshire Ave. Baltimore, MD 21206 Alex Voultepsis 1 Thrush Ct. Timonium, MD 21093 Norman Wilder, Jr. 8637 Rock Oak Rd. Baltimore, MD 21234 Teresa Waldman 1514 Rosewick Ave. Baltimore, MD 21237 Theresa Wilson 210 E. Timonium Rd. Timonium, MD 21093 Nancy Walker 1306 E. Cold Spring Ln. Baltimore, MD 21239 John Windsor, Jr. 7025 Kenleigh Rd. Baltimore, MD 21212 Marvin Wallace 224 N. Gilmore St. Baltimore, MD 21223 Patricia Wissmann 4709 Ruby Ave. Baltimore, MD 21227 Mary Wallace 4403 Loch Raven Blvd. Baltimore, MD 21218 Carol Wohifort 1 1 7 S. Rochester PI. Baltimore. MD 2 1 224 Jeffrey Wallop 1652 Eton Wy. Crofton, MD 21114 Molly Wollam 1 Woods Court Huntington, NY 11743 Margaret Walsh 4607 Renwick Ave. Baltimore, MD 21206 Bradford Woodward 28 Glen Alpine Rd. Phoenix, MD 21131 Thomas Walsh 7645 Ninth Ct. Glen Burnie, MD 21061 John Woytowitz 1412 Shore Rd. Baltimore, MD 21220 Christine Walters 1706 Winford Rd. Baltimore, MD 21239 Philip Wright 9214 Osprey Ct. Columbia, MD 21045 Michael Weaver 13209 Old Hanover Rd. Reisterstown, MD 21136 Elizabeth Yee 2A Sonachan Ct. Towson, MD 21204 Michael Weber 8212 Analee Ave. Baltimore, MD 21237 Clayton Young 2215 Maple Hill Ct. Baltimore, MD 21207 Senior Directory 249 One Liners D. — How will we account for ourselves without you? LOVE L J I don’t understand Donna — but WHY? Thanks Twin, I love you! P and J Graphitti Service for hire — summers only. Laura — It’s 2 a.m. — Attack B!! — Love, Waf- fles Laura, Wanna stop in Hagerstown for lunch? — Jann Keebler — Was that above or below the waist? Happy Birthday Patrice we have to have that drink soon! Jann, That’s just how a speech path, major thinks!? Esther are you sure we are really Accountants now? Donna Laura you know “up side the other side” is no propper English. Did anybody get Mike Fitz. out of bed yet? Wild says good bye to Poodle, Chicken, Brain, Curly, Bullet, T.C., Huck, Dyk and Gerbil Rick James and Kool and the Gang — the official bands of the McAuley penthouse studs. Loyola wrestlers have it where it counts. S P — Congrats on being so miserable D.K. — Hey, but that’s ok! B, C, K, T — I know you guys really loved me. C.D. — Balls Out? L.V. — Thanks for everything, your other half. Olive, how’s Popeye?! Barbie, how’s Ken?! No more Beers, Clabber! M.J. You can’t dribble a rugby ball! S.C. Good Job! Must have been those Cleats! Amslie, you can smile now, it’s over! Paige Taylor — Where are you? Ernie — It’s been great but Willy is not my buddy anymore. — Frankie Hey Ettas — You two are terrific. Thanks for everything — WA, WA, WA. — Ettainski W.W. Quad — Now it’s my turn: Good Luck. It’s been fun. — Majer “Celste, where is the Andrew White Student Center?” “Denise, we’re sitting in it!” Ones Discoteque 1 1 1 Hudson St. NY, NY I don’t want to play this game any more! Antipasto Do you need a Kleenex? Cindy, what number raft were you really in? Wanna go make out in the corner? Frank, I’ve got a hangover, open a bottle of champagne! Who looks like a bulldog and acts like one too? Kimbernut, do you think I’ll ever find a man who’s major flaw doesn’t bother me? Janet, I would have never guessed your gown was homemade! Ed, I know a bruised secret Bermuda ’81 ... so tropical Want some grapefruit, Celeste? Brian, take off all your clothes and I’ll draw a stickman To my favorite freshman. Love your favorite senior. Celeste, you’re a marked woman. John Gallo, this is your last chance, visit us in lOF. Zinda, Good Zuck, PZease Write. You too Edith!! Karen and Carla of lOF this is my last tactless gift. Cathe. To all my friends, you’ll have to go crazy w o me. Cathe. Gag me Mega in a big way Heaven on a stick. Yes, dahling! Crank it up! Let’s make a musical about making a drink! You crack my soul! Chris, if that guy pinches my ass one more time . . . Happiness TEEEE HEEEE!!! The Rats have struck again! I Love New York! Big Mac Attack This place is a @ % mess!! Office moves The damned gym is locked again! The Big Cat called . . . This month’s phone bill come to . . . $10,000!! Another staff B-day The ugliest man at U.N.D. I’ll knock you out!! Bless your heart! ba-ba-ba . . . We all have to suffer — T.I. Meatball buddy!! Hey Sunshine, thanks for everything. — The Washingtonian I’m FREE!! And, freedom tastes of reality!! — The Who 250 One Liners Family and Friends of Loyola Mr. and Mrs. James A. Andrews Mr. and Mrs. J. Charles Baummer Mary and Larry Blair Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Brown. Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Clarenee W. Brunek Mr. and Mrs. Osmundo Cabigas Mr. and .Mrs. Pairiek J. Coughlin. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Hoke R. Crouse and Family Mr. and Mrs. William J. Daly Maria Luisa Del Rosario .Mr. and Mrs. Normand D. Desmarais .Mr. and Mrs. Claude J. Dufour Mrs. .Marjorie Dykton Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Fills and Famil Dr. and .Mrs, Theodore F. Eivans Mr. and Mrs. James .M. F ' addis Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Fisher Mr. and .Vlrs. Robert D. Foglia Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sanford I rene Mr. and .Vlrs. Victor IVenkit, Jr. Mr. and .Mrs. Joseph A. FTese Mr. and Mrs. Joseph (iambino Mr. and Mrs. J. Fdward Gottleib Mr. and Mrs. R.L. Griffiths Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Hauswald. Jr. Mr. and .Mrs. Phillip Hicks, Sr. The James Holde n f ' amily Mr. and .Mrs. Ldward Hoy Mr. and Mrs. Re.xford John.son Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Kimball Mr. and Mrs. Harry King .Mr. and .Mrs. Stanislav Klika Mr. and Mrs. William L. Kreller, Jr. .Mr. and Mrs. Irvin W. Kucs .Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kustin Parents of J. Neil Lanzi Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Lettow Mr. and Mrs. John V. Lindner Mr. and Mrs. Gerard G. Lizotte Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Mack Mr. and Mrs. Leo A. McCafferty, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. McCammon The John 1. McKenna Family John R. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. .Muendlein, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. William C. Mullen Mr. and Mrs. Wayne .Mulligan Mr. and Mrs. James J. Nagle and Daughters Mr. and Mrs. John L. Noppenberger Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. O ' Brien. Jr. Joseph and Barbara Radoslovich Mr. and Mrs. William B. Richardson Mr. and Mrs. James A. Roan Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Salvatore Mr. and Mrs, Edward J. Santora •Mr. and .Mrs. George Scarpulla •Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Schultz Dr. and Mrs. J. Walter Smyth Kathy E. Stanley Mr. and Mrs. John Wallace Dr. and Mrs. E.E. Wallop IMr. and Mrs. Joseph W ' iedorfer ■Mr. and Mrs. Francis L. Weigmann •Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Yoash Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Zande Ads Patrons 2.S I . -.uk- Best wishes to the Class of ' 82 from the faculty members of the School of Business and Management Accounting Economics Finance Information and Management Sciences Management Marketing 252 Ads Patrons THE LOYOLA COLLEGE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION EXTENDS WARM CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1982 FOR A JOB WELL DONE. WELCOME ABOARD! Ads Patrons 253 Congratulations Class of 1982 From The Biology Department Good Luck From The Education Department Congratulations Class of 1982 From The Department Of Foreign Languages And Literatures Best Wishes From The Congratulations To The Class Of 1982 Psychology The Athletic Department Department 254 Ads Patrons Best of Luck Congratulations Speech Pathology Mr. and Mrs. Lee E. Delprete Congratulations Patrick Cashen Love, Mom Maureen Congratulations Class of 1982 Neil Kevin English Fine Arts Writing Michael Dennis So Proud of You Pam and Comforted That You Will Do Even Better in the Great School of Life Congratulations Kevin Mom Dad Pat Skip Jenny Rob Kay Mrs. William Goss Ads Patrons 255 To The Loyola College Graduating Class of 1982 Congratulations and Best Wishes We Will Always Treasure the Memories Mr. and Mrs. James J. Nagle and daughters Gabrielle, Mary Ann, Janice Compliments of CORKY’S LIQUORS, INC. Finest Selection of Imported Domestic Wines, Liquors, Cordials Beers 5406 York Road, Baltimore, Md. 21212 IN HOMELAND SHOPPING CENTER Phone 435-0004 • WE CARRY A LARGE SELECTION OF KE G BEER • V SA nAjiK 256 Ads Patrons Congratulations Best Wishes Gerard Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Mrs. Mary Herr Doyle Look Out World Here Comes Tina-Ri Congratulations from Congratulations Dr. and Mrs. F. L. Soisson Mom and Dad Best Wishes To The Class of ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carmi and Family Congratulations Anne Marie Porretti Mom and Dad Paulero and Theodore Compliments of Alex and Dory Szeles Ads Patrons 257 Congratulations Cathy Bowers Mom and Dad Congratulations! Joseph Patrick Donohue With Much Love and Pride from ma FJ. MAGGIORE ASSOCIATES, INC. Building Cost Consultants Construction Estimates Mom COOMES’ White Star Restaurant 2207 PLTI.ASKI HIGHWAY EHGEWOOD. MARYLAND 21040 Fkaturing Congratulations to the Class of 1982 COC ' KTAILS ORGAN MUSIC 301-676-1680 ROBERT AND ROSE COOMES Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Simonetti 258 Ads Patrons Congratulations Eileen Coughlin and the Class of 1982 Mother Pat Sean Colleen Dad Barbie Meaghan Brendan Congratulations and Best Wishes to Eileen Coughlin and The Class of 1982 Liberty Federal Savings and Loan Association 401 North Howard Street Baltimore, Maryland 21201 Congratulations to The Class of ’82 Mary and Ray Coughlan Congratulations to The Class of 1982 Congratulations Theresa Sue Carol Esther Mom and Dad Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. John S. Buscema Ads . Patrons 259 FROM BALTIMORE 1739 W. NURSERY ROAD FROM WASHINGTON CALL LINTHICUM HEIGHTS, MD 21090 CALL 859-5900 621-2970 Structural Steel Fabricators Div. of Baltimore Clay Product Co., Inc. “SERVING THE BUILDING INDUSTRY SINCE 1909” FABRICATED STEEL AND BUILDING SUPPLIES FOR: CONTRACTORS INDUSTRY HOMEBUILDERS DISTRIBUTORS FOR: Bethlehem Steel Corporation U.S. Steel Corporation Super “C” Steel Joist and Stud Systems A. D. S. and Hancor Drainage Systems Bar Joists, Floor and Roof Deck Systems OUR FULL LINE INVENTORIES AND FLEET OF COMPANY OWNED TRUCKS INSURE PROMPT DELIVERIES TO MEET YOUR MOST DEMANDING CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULES 260 Acis Patrons Congratulations To The Class of 1982 Jarvis Steel and Lumber Co., Inc. Congratulations Paul Furth Congratulations On A Job Well Done To The Class of ’82 Love, Mom The Sisters of Mercy at Loyola Congratulations Congratulations To The Class of 1982 To The Class of 1982 from Mr. and Mrs. Plato Thomas Pappas Charleston 04F and 44F Ads Patrons 261 “To see thee more clearly, love thee more dearly, follow thee more nearly, day by day” Campus Ministries Congratulations to the Class of ’82 Mr. and Mrs. A. Michnewich Best Wishes The Joseph Michno Family Congratulations to Our Son Congratulations Louis Cathy, Donna, Paul and and the Class of ’82 the rest of the Graduating Seniors Dr. and Mrs. Ramon Compliments of A. Salas The Greyhound 262 Ads Patrons Congratulations To The Class of 1982 From Your Fellow Graduates and Officers in the Associated Students of Loyola College Executive Committee Graduates George Andrews — A.S.L.C. President Susan Godbehere — Vice President for Academic Affairs William Burke — Vice President for Student Affairs Karen Conklin — Treasurer Michael Fitzsimmons — Senior Assistant to the A.S.L.C. President Administrative Council Graduates Kathryn Bisignani — Director of Evaluations Chris Buck — Representative for Commuter Affairs Denise Desmarais — Senior Class Representative Robert Farley — Delegate at Large Thomas Finn — Representative for Residential Affairs Joseph Jordan — Elections Commissioner Neil Lanzi — Senior Class Representative Dennis Olver — January Term Committee Peter Srsic — Publicity Director Julia Taylor — Delegate at Farge Philip Wright — Representative for Minority Affairs Clayton Young — Committee on Undergraduate Studies Ads Patrons 263 80 MY 3 Indulge Yourself in Learning MASTERS OF MODERN STUDIES Loyola College in Maryland 323-1010, 418 Baltimore Columbia Add experience to your degree. Facts indicate that you may work in three to five different careers. It won’t be unusual to make changes as you go. And it ' s entirely possible that your final career does not even exist today. Often in a first job, you are an assistant to the assistant. %ur responsibility is limited to a desk and typewriter. But when your first job is an Army 2LT. you’ll have real management experience. You’ll be in charge. On a specific job assignment, you could have 30 to 40 people working for you. And you could be responsible for millions of dollars in equipment. Responsibility for people and resources is exactly the kind of take charge experience civilian employers seek. It’s a margin of difference in the inci ' easingly competitive job market. Prepare to i-ise to the top in your field. Make your first job 3 or 4 years as an Army Officer. If you have two years remaining in school, vou can begin ROTCthis summer. You ' ll be compensated financially; stimulated physically and mentally. To add experience to your degree contact The Army ROTC Enrol Inent Officer at Loyola College, 323-1010, Ext 276. Army ROTC. Learn what it takes to lead. Congratulations to the Class of 1982 Dr. and Mrs. Raymond P. Srsic and Family Congratulations Sergio Mother and Dad Congratulations from Raymond and Una Jung 264 Ads Patrons Congratulations to the Class of 1982 from the Evergreen Annual Staff Compliments of The Loyola College Best to Jesuit Community The Class of 1982 from The Class of 1983 Ads Patrons 265 The Board of Editors Adam Block Terry Mark Zic Editor-in-Chief Christopher W. Murphy Assistant to the Editor Talia Cortada Amy Sangster Photography Co-Editor Photography Co- Editor Seniors Editor Christina Pappas Carla M. O’Brien Linda J. Hallmen Copy Editor Business Manager Layout Editor Karen M. Bertness David Smith Executive Secretary Sports Editor Staff Photographers: Contributing Photographers: Layout Staff: John Bove Paul Broring Kathie Crouse Celia Cortada Joe Edwards Tina Dickinson John Lazzati Bob Farley Terri Tresp Lorraine Verderaime Billy Flax Paul Frene J.T. Mullin Thanks to: Copy Staff: Greg Rodowsky Amy Sangster Coy W. Harris Melanie Pratt Orest Ukrainskyj Sheila Harris Philip Wright Mark Gregory Clerical Staff: Contributing Artists: Patti Straub John Sullivan Everyone at Herff Jones George Andrews Cindy Habart Jean Marie Gribbon Bill Burke Karen Conklin Carla O’Brien Rosa Mallonga Everyone at A.S.L.C. Ruth Schmuff Terry Bowser Mr. Kevin Wildes, S.J. Athletics Office Peg Votolato Greyhound Staff Faculty Advisor Elaine Franklin Jane Nicklas Greg Cannizzaro Records Office Dr. Abromaitis Fr. Davish Mark Lindenmeyer The 1982 Evergreen Annual was printed by Herff Jones Yearbooks, Get- tysburg, Pennsylvania, Coy W. Harris — Sales Representative. The senior portraits were taken by Victor O’Neill Studios, McLean, Virginia, Mark Gregory — Portrait Photographer, Coy W. Harris — Representative. 266 Yearbook Staff Chris Terry Talia Yearbook Staff 267 Amy Adam ■■i;, -. V« 268 Yearbook Staff Carla Karen Yearbook Staff 269 Terri, Tina, and Kathie Linda Dave 270 Yearbook Staff Kevin Wildes in a typical classroom stance. Melanie Christina Yearbook Staff 271 The 1981-1982 school year saw the continuation and the initiation of steady growth that has been characteristic of Loyola College for many years. The 1 982 Evergreen is a fine example of Loyola’s tremendous growth. This year- book has more pages, more features, more color, and of course more pictures than any previous edition. My per- sonal goal, and the goal of each and every member of the 1982 Evergreen staff was to publish the finest yearbook in Loyola history. This goal has unquestionably been met. Although the beginning of the year saw the staff as just a handful of hardworking individuals, with a monumental task before them, they quickly coalesced, directing their skills and talents toward the creation of an excellent vol- ume. I was especially pleased with the growth of the ’82 staff. This year’s staff was the largest ever, and in my opinion, the most talented. Without this talented and dedicated group of people the 1982 Evergreen would not have been possible. I would like to express my deeply felt gratitude to these individuals for all the time and effort that they spent on this book. Adam Block, who as a freshman, was the youn- gest member of the Editorial Board, carried out his duties as Photography Co-editor in a very reliable fashion. As the other Photography Editor, Talia Cortada performed in both a responsible and conscientious manner, which was reflected in her positive attitude. Chris Murphy’s comple- tion of many and diverse assignments kept the staff run- ning in a smooth and uninterupted fashion that was vital to the preparation of this book. Amy Sangster’s many hours of hard work paid off as the best senior section ever to grace the pages of a Loyola yearbook. Karen Bertness kept our small office space both clean and well organized, her completion of various assignments and a lot of typing was a tremendous help. Carla O’Brien raised a record amount of money, and spent many appreciated hours at the typewriter. Linda Hallmen and her layout staff com- pleted many more layouts than had even been done in the past, and on several occasions completed a lot of work on short notice. Dave Smith wrote all the sports articles, and made suggestions that enhanced the sports section. Celia Cortada and Lorraine Verderaime took countless pictures for the book, and their smiling faces often brightened the office. John Bove and John Lazzati played a vital role on the staff because they often took the distant or inconve- nient assignments that needed to be covered. Tina Pappas, the newest editor on the staff did an excellent job coordi- nating the book’s copy. I would like to thank Coy and Sheila Harris for every- thing that they did thoughout the school year. Also, I would like to thank Kevin Wildes for his guidance and advice. A special note of appreciation to my close friend Cindy Hoffman for all her treasured support throughout the year, and to my close friend and associate Chris Shocklee whose advice and support proved to be truly invaluable. Working on this book was certainly a pleasure for me. I sincerely hope that it brings many pleasurable hours to those that explore its pages. To the Class of 1 982, 1 wish you good luck, good health, happiness throughout life, and success in all that you do. Terry Mark Zic Editor-in-Chief 272 Editor ' s Letter 9 ( i I, f f ! I ' i I '