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

Text from Pages 1 - 328 of the 1983 volume:

Evergreen Annual for the Academic Year 1982-1983 Loyola College 4501 North Charles Street Baltimore, Maryland 21210 MCMLXXX111 I will remember you, For the late nights, and telephone conversations; For that shared drink, and tender secret; For being unexpected, unpredictable and nothing but yourself. For making me cry then laugh, despite the tears; For giving me the hope of spring and the warmth of summer, I will remember you. And in each of the moments, I will treasure you, as my friend. Carolyne Kasprzak 4 Tablc of Contents Dedication Faculty Administration Clubs Organizations Sports Student Life Seniors Senior Directory Ads Patrons Yearbook Staff irilN 6 Dedication Loyola College is dedicated to “Strong Truths Well Lived.” As an institution Loyola is committed to the intellectual search for Truth; however, not as an end in itself. The search for Truth is an integral part of human life. Truth is sought for the sake of living better as human beings. For many students Mr. Thomas E. Scheye is symbolic of Loyola. He is a man committed to the intellectual life. This commitment is evident to anyone who knows him or has been taught by him. As he speaks of Shakespeare, Milton or O’Neil, Mr. Scheye demonstrates a passionate love of the human mind and all that it can uncover or imagine. In his work as Academic Vice President Mr. Scheye ' s concern for intellectual excellence has been manifest in many of the projects he has undertaken and programs he has initiated. But Mr. Scheye, like Loyola, is not interested in the intellec- tual life for its own sake. He is interested in the intellectual life as it helps us in human living. He is a man who is concerned with the well-being of the students. Mr. Scheye exudes a care for students; in the classroom, as he walks around the campus, in his Freshman Seminar , and in his work as Academic Vice Presi- dent. As he personifies some of the most important aspects of Loy- ola College, it is fitting that the 1983 Evergreen Annual be dedicated to Mr. Thomas E. Scheye, Ph.D. Dedication 7 8 Baltimorc The Pratt Street Pavilion and the U.S.F. Constellation Baltimore 9 The Loyola Notre Dame Library 10 Campus Scenes Millbrook House The President ' s House Campus Scenes 1 1 The Alumni Memorial Chapel 1 2 Campus Scene The McAuley Apartments Hammerman House College Notre Dame 14 Campus Scenes The Donnelly Science Center Campus Scenes 1 5 n : 16 Campus Scenes The Evergreen Campus was resplendent with signs of new growth and development throughout the year. Many simple but important projects were completed in an attempt to enhance the beauty of Loyola’s grounds. The main entrance to the College was expanded, and a new traffic light was installed to facilitate student crossings at the Charles Street entrance. Other improvements included laying of new drainage pipes, the construction of a new stor- age building for the Physical Plant, and the dredg- ing of the library pond. The most important and ambitious construction project of the last ten years was begun this year. Fr. Sellinger and several other dignitaries participated in ground breaking ceremonies for the new De- Chiaro Student Center, which is scheduled for com- pletion by the spring of 1 984. The new Center will be the largest and most expensive structure ever on Loyola’s acerage. Construction 17 1 8 Studcnt Life How many men from Physical Plant does it take to change a light bulb? Student Life 19 Everyone who remembers his own educational ex- perience remembers teachers, not methods and tech- niques. The teacher is the kingpin of the educational situation. Sidney Hook 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 Mr. Yanchik 22 Faculty Administration Mr. Scheye Mr. Melanson Mr. Sweeney Dr. Donaldson Jean Carrica — Dean, School of Business and Management Rev. William Davish, S.J. - Associate Dean, Undergraduate Studies Joseph M. Healy — Associate Academic Dean Rev. Nicholas Kunkel, S.J. - Associate Academic Dean Eugene Marshall — Assistant Academic Dean Francis J. McGuire — Academic Dean David F. Roswell — Dean, College of Arts and Sciences r ffVM Dean McGuire Dean Marshall 24 Faculty Administration Dean Healy Fr. Davish Dean Carrica Faculty Administration 25 Mrs. Gagnon Mr. Atkinson Mrs. Sills 26 Faculty Administration Fr. Sobierajski Roger Atkinson — Business Manager James Fitzsimmons — Director of Resident Life Martha Gagnon — Director of Admissions Rev. Denis P. Moran, S.J. — Acting Dean of Student Development James Ruff — Assistant Dean of Student Welfare CreSaundra Sills — Director of Career Planning and Placement Rev. Joseph A. Sobierajski, S.J. — Director of Campus Ministries Fr. Moran Dean Ruff Faculty Administration 27 Mr. Parnell Mr. Causey Mr. Bortz 28 Faculty Administration Allen Barrett, Jr. — Director of Alumni Relations Bruce Bortz — Director of Public Relations George Causey — Director of the Physical Plant Michael Goff — Director of Development Jeanne Lombardi, R.N., N.P. — Coordinator, Health Services Thomas O’Connor — Director of Athletics Ronald K. Parnell — Director of Security Mr. Goff Mr. O ' Connor Mr. Barrett Faculty Administration 29 What’s Past Is Prologue By Thomas E. Scheye, Ph.D. Academic Vice President “My theme is memory.” This is a book of memories, to be leafed through casually at first but carried along through the rest of your life — one day consigned to the shelf or stored in the attic and forgotten — until sometime it is rediscovered. And if the spine creaks, if the pages have mildewed, some of the memories will be fresh, still alive. What will you remember from those years at Loyola? Some of the practical things you learned along the way — how to ask for a room with bath in a foreign country or solve an equation, how to read a balance sheet or explain the Civil War. But all of that translates to marks on a transcript, not memories. What you are likelier to remember is the teacher you got by, the term paper you stayed up all night to write, the exam you passed on two hour’s study, the class you cut to sleep or finish a game or lie in the sun and contemplate the breeze blowing. Your taking liberties like that is not exactly what your teachers had in mind by liberal arts education, but it is not far off. All of it sounds less practical 1 know. After all you came to college because you were convinced you needed a diploma to succeed and chose courses that would help you ride the comput- er wave or pass the CPA exam or get into med school. But on that day in the future when you look back to Loyola, those practical decisions aren’t going to seem so very practical or decisive anymore. If you are like most people who ever went to college, there is at least one day from the past four years you will always remem- ber, a good friend you will never lose and, if you are very lucky, an idea or inspiration that changed the way you thought about yourself or viewed the world or lived your life. Loyola’s hope for you is that someday you are the kind of person who does look back that way, who remembers and re- flects, someone who values, in Matthew Arnold’s abiding phrase, “the free play of the mind upon all subjects.” That is the vision underlying the liberal arts: to liberate, to make you free. The skills you need to make a living are part of that vision. In their origin, the liberal arts referred precisely to the arts or skills that were the province of free men as opposed to the work which was performed by slaves. In our time the distinction still holds. College has prepared you for a good job, though not only in the sense you had in mind when you came to college. A good job means more than one that pays well; it involves good work, work that is useful and fulfilling, that involves service as well as self, that challenges you to become the most you can attain, that harnesses your energies to an ideal. That is what is meant by the work of free men and women. Freedom also implies leisure, time free from the necessities of getting and spending. The liberal arts are meant to be instruc- tive for making a good living but also for living a good life. There is no formula for either of course. In your work you will acquire skills undreamed of when this is being written; living a good life is also an acquired skill. Much of what you learned in college was meant to help. The liberal arts do not provide a road map to comfort and happiness though. Their appeal is more oblique and subtle. Those courses which may have seemed irrelevant because they supplied no useful information, no practical skills, were issuing a challenge. Their subject matter was beauty or truth, or perhaps beauty and truth, and their challenge was to raise questions, the very questions you asked yourself and then evaded for more immediate pursuits. Suppose that what Shakespeare and Socra- tes are saying is true, you asked yourself, what does that have to do with me? In other words, if this is true what should I do about it? Exactly! You will probably never know the answer to those questions for sure, but what is more sure is that you will spend a good part of your life trying to answer them. It will be time well spent. Accounting Ray L. Brown — Associate Professor David R. Campbell — Associate Professor John P. Guercio — Assistant Professor Patricia H. Michel — 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 I ront Row. Dr. Tighc, Mr. Guercio. Dr Brown. Back Row: Mr. Rice. Mrs. Swindlehurst, Mr. Pfeiffer, Ms. Michel. 32 Faculty Administration Dr. Butcher — Department Chairman Biology Willem H. Brakel — Visiting Assistant Professor Henry C. Butcher, IV — Professor George W. Conner — Associate Professor Dennis M. Dixon — Assistant Professor Francis E. Giles — Professor Charles R. Graham, Jr. — Professor Allart Kok — Instructor Seated: Mr. Kok. Standing: Dr Butcher, Dr. Dixon, Dr. Brakel, Dr. Giles. Faculty Administration 33 Chemistry Robert P. DeToma — Assistant Professor Henry C. Freimuth — Professor Emeritus Timothy J. McNeese — Assistant Professor Melvin P. Miller — Professor William M. Nelson, S.J. — Visiting Instructor Robert P. Rooney — Assistant Professor James F. Salmon, S.J. — Associate Professor Norbert M. Zaczek — Professor Dr. Zaczek — Department Chairman I ront Row: Dr. DeToma, Dr. McNecse, Sr. Eby, Fr. Nelson, Back Row: Fr. Salmon, Dean Roswell. Dean McGuire, Dr. Freimuth, Dr. Zaczek, Dr. Rooney. 34 Faculty Administration Dr. Larson — Department Chairman Economics Arleigh T. Bell, Jr. — Associate Professor Francis J. Cullen — Associate Professor Frederick W. Derrick — Assistant Professor Jacob Deutch — Assistant Professor John M. Jordan — Associate Professor John C. Larson — Associate Professor Mary G. McGarvey — Assistant Professor Mark Meador — Assistant Professor Marc Rubin — Assistant Professor Stephen J. Walters — Assistant Professor Front Row: Dr. Rubin, Dr. Jordan, Dr. Derrick, Ms. McGarvey, Dr. Meador, Mr. Deutch. Back Row: Dr. Bell, Mr Cullen, Dr. Walters, Dr. Larson. Faculty Administration 35 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 Rhodes — Assistant Professor Beatrice E. Sartos — Associate Professor James E. Smith — Assistant Professor Dr. Reitz — Department Chairman Seated: Dr. Smith, Sr. Donohue, Dr. Long, Dr. Rhodes, Dr. Horvath. Standing: Dr. Reitz, Mr. Hofler, Dr. Sarlos, Daubncr, Mr. Esterson, Dr. Procaccini. 36 Facully Administration Ms. Perry — Department Chairwoman Engineering Science Computer Science Physics Paul J. Coyne, Jr. — Assistant Professor Arthur L. Delcher — Lecturer Mark A. Esrick — Assistant Professor Albert W. Jones — Assistant Professor Glen S. Kohne — Assistant Professor Robert Q. Macleay — Associate Professor Kiluba Pembamoto — Assistant Professor Helene F. Perry — Assistant Professor James D. Rozics — Professor F. Xavier Spiegel — Associate Professor Bernard J. Weigman — Professor Seated: Ms. Perry, Dr. Jones, Dr. Pembamoto, Dr. Macleay. Standing: Dr. Rozics, Mr. Kohne, Fr. Murray, Dr. Weigman, Dr. Coyne, Mr. Delcher, Mr. Spiegel, Mrs. Rosenberg. Faculty Administration 37 The Character of ’83 By Kevin Wm. Wildes, S.J. Instructor of Philosophy Any group of people, from random aggregates on a train to loving families in the home, has a personality, a character. What is the personality of this class of 1 983 of Loyola College? What is its distinct mark? One answer comes to mind, one dominant trait — as a group you are diverse. This diversity has been good for you and for the rest of us at Loyola. It has been three dimensional; manifesting itself in mutual support, mutual re- spect, and mutual creativity. Because you are diverse, no one group has come to dominate the character of your class. Instead, many groups have contrib- uted to your life in the past four years, providing mutual sup- port. As you have worked through the travails of choosing a major, registering for courses, enduring difficult teachers, ex- periencing romances, and searching for a job, you have found support, from friends and from unexpected sources. A person whom you may have known only in passing gave you some advice, a kind word, or a helping hand when you needed but least expected it. Your diversity has also led you to discover and respect the varieties of human experience. Human beings are a strange species. Each person is a mystery. No two are the same. In many ways your class exemplifies human reality. As a group you are made up of many sub-groups. But these smaller groupings are only rarely exclusive. Most of you belong to many groups. This criss-crossing has helped you to respect the varieties of human beings. During the years you have been together at Loyola, you have encountered many different people; you have met them outside your normal circle of friends, in your classes or at par- ties. How often have you said to a friend: “I used to think he was strange, but after I got to know him in class I discovered he’s nice.” So this diversity has taught you to respect the uniqueness of each person, even those not in your group. As you have experienced such diversity, you have learned to appreciate the creativity of human beings. You have learned that diverse viewpoints, backgrounds, and talents, make prob- lem solving much easier. You have been able to learn from one another, and you have learned to pool your talents to raise money for proms or organize “Dog Day Afternoons.” In the future we hope your creative diversity will continue to support the life of Loyola and will contribute to the life of the American Republic. Such diversity fuels creativity and makes solving the world’s problems much easier. Your diversity comes as no surprise to us. In fact, it is a refreshing reminder of something we learned long ago and still believe: that God created each person to be an image of His infinite existence. Your diversity reflects the diversity of man- kind. In The Spiritual Exercises, St. Ignatius Loyola asks the retreatant to see the world as God sees it, a world filled with many various people: “in such variety, in dress as in actions; some white and others black; some in peace and others in war; some weeping and others laughing; some well, others ill; some being born and others dying.” ( 106) Each person is different, valuable, and important as each is of God and brings God into the world. The Jesuit poet Gerard Manley Hopkins wrote: for Christ plays in ten thousand places, Lovely in limbs, and lovely in eyes not his To the Father through the features of men ' s faces. ( 34) As you leave, we thank you for reminding us of the mystery of diversity. This has been your character. Our hope is that it will remain your character. As you move through the “real” world welcome all persons for the rich mystery they are. Offer your support, your respect, and your creativity to them the way you have offered it to one another. If you do the world will be the better place of our dreams. English, Fine Arts Writing Carol N. Abromaitis — Associate Professor Mary G. Atherton — Assistant Professor James E. Dockery — Assistant Professor James H. Donahoe, S.J. — Assistant Professor David C. Dougherty — Professor Charles B. Hands — Professor Barbara C. Mallonee — Assistant Professor Phillip McCaffrey — Professor Barbara A. McDaniel — 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 F. Walvoord — Associate Professor Dr. McCaffrey — Department Chairman Front Row: Mr. Trainor, Mrs. Raf- ferty, Dr. McDaniel, Dr. Dougher- ty. Back Row: Dr. McCaffrey, Dr. Skaff, Dr. Flands, Mr. Dockery, Mr. Ross. 40 Faculty Administration Dr. Martinelli — Department Chairman Finance Frank A. Cappiello, Jr. — Professor William P. Carton — Associate Professor Edward F. Cavey — Assistant Professor Timothy Haight — Associate Professor Walter R. Holman, Jr. — Associate Professor Patrick A. Martinelli — Professor Harry E. Merriken, 111 — Assistant Professor Joel N. Morse — Associate Professor Dr. Morse, Dr. Haight, Dr. Martinelli, Mr. Cavey, Dr. Holman, Dr. Merriken. Faculty Administration 41 Foreign Languages Literatures John Clarke — Assistant Professor Hanna Geldrich-Leffman - Professor Serafina S. Hager — Assistant Professor Ann M. Hughes — Instructor P. Andrew McCormick — Associate Professor Malke L. Morris — Assistant Professor Benito Nogara — Assistant Professor Ana Maria Snell — Assistant Professor Bruce I. Turner — Assistant Professor Dr. Geldrich-Leffman — Department Chairwoman Seated: Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Morris, Dr. Geldrich-Leffman, Dr. Hager, Dr. Snell. Standing: Dr. Clark, Dr. Turner, Dr. Donaldson, Dr McCormick, Dr. Nogara. acuity Administration History, Political Science, and Classics Dr. Reges — Department Chairman John R. Breihan — Assistant Professor Edward A. Doehler — Professor Emeritus William I. Kitchin — Associate Professor Dennis M. Linehan, S.J. — Assistant Professor Elans Mair — Associate Professor Majorie Murphy — Assistant Professor Stephen G. Reges — Associate Professor Nicholas Varga — Professor Donald T. Wolfe — Assistant Professor Faculty Administration 43 Management W illiam W. Brooks — Associate Professor John J. Dempsey — Professor Harsha B. Desai — Associate Professor Daniel J. Duffy — Professor Paul C. Ergler — Associate Professor John P. Faris — Assistant Professor Dena B. Feren — Assistant Professor John A. Gray — Associate Professor J. Randolph New — Assistant Professor Daniel D. Singer — Associate Professor Andrew S. York — Assistant Professor Dr. New — Department Chairman Front Row: Mr York, Dr. Gray, Dr. Desai, Dr. Brooks. Back Row: Dr. Dempsey, Dr. Singer, Dr. Duffy, Dr. New, Dr. Ergler. 44 Faculty Administration Dr. Sherman — Department Chairman Management Science M. Margaret Cermak — Assistant Professor Margaret R. Eggers — Assistant Professor Grace A. Greenberg — Assistant Professor Charles R. Margenthaler — Associate Professor A. Kimbrough Sherman — Associate Professor Dr. Margenthaler, Dr. Eggers, Dr. Sherman, Mrs. Cermak, Dr. Greenberg. Faculty Administration 45 Marketing Ronald J. Biglin — Associate Professor J. Ronald Carey — Associate Professor Susan M. Thomas — Assistant Professor Dr. Thomas — Department Chairwoman Mr. van den Berg, Dr. Thomas, Dr. Carey. 46 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 Sitting: Dr. Hardman, Sr. Christensen, Dr. Hennessey, Dr. McCoart, Dr. Mackiw. Standing: Dr. Auer, Dr. Reddy. Faculty Administration 47 48 Faculty Administration Faculty Administration 49 Military Science SGM Robert L. Clark — Command Sergeant Major Captain Rene De La Pena — Assistant Professor of Military Science SP5 Carl Franklin — Administrative NCO SSG Fred Hilliard — Supply NCO Captain Eric Miller — Assistant Professor of Military Science Major Richard Morton — Assistant Professor of Military Science Captain Timothy Tilson — Assistant Professor of Military Science Lt. Colonel Norman P. Wilderson — Professor of Military Science Lt. Colonel Wilderson — Commanding Officer Front Row: SGM Robert Clark, LTC Norman Wilderson, MAJ Richard Morton. Back Row: CPT Eric Miller, SP5 Carl Franklin, SSG Fred Hilliard, CPT Rcnc Dc La Pena, CPT Timothy Tilson. 50 Faculty Administration Dr. Nachbahr — Department Chairman Philosophy Malcolm G. Clark — Professor Francis J. Cunningham — Associate Professor William J. Desmond — Assistant Professor 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 John Yasenchak, S.J. — Instructor Seated: Dr. Stapleton, Mr. Davis. Standing: Dr. Nachbahr, Dr. Desmond, Mr. Yasenchak, Dr. Clark, Mr. Wildes. Faculty Administration 51 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 Dr. Clapperton — Department Chairman Front Row: Dr. Yen, Dr. Sherman, Dr. Clapperton, Dr. Crough, Dr. Mostwin, Dr. Gilroy. Back Row : Dr. Sobelman, Dr. Helw ' eg, Mr. Doyle, Dr. Plotkin, Fr. Estadt. 52 Faculty Administration Dr. Burton - Department Chairman Sociology Michael G. Burton — Associate Professor M. Antonia Keane — Assistant Professor Jai P. Ryu — Associate Professor Dr. Burton, Ms. Keane Faculty Administration 53 Speech Pathology Audiology Ira H. Kolman — Associate Professor Libby Kumin — Associate Professor Elaine B. Saltysiak — Assistant Professor Linda E. Spencer — Assistant Professor Dr. Kolman — Department Chairman Dr. Kumin, Dr. Kolman, Mrs. Saltysiak, Mrs. Beetz. ■ [ MMiM Iwfiu ■ fkflnT (B III Mil II ai ' Hi IJm 1 1 1 j I ™ 1 A i 54 Faculty Administration ■ m Pf f | MW 1 1 VH Fr. Proterra — Department Co-Chairman and Sr. Burns — Department Chairwoman 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. — Associate Professor James F. Salmon, S.J. - — Associate Professor William M. Wilson — Assistant Professor Front Row: Sr. Burns, Dr. Patterson, Sr. Plovanich, Dr. Guroian. Back Row: Fr. Proterra, Fr. Connolly, Fr. Salmon, Dr. Buckley, Dr. Wilson. Faculty Administration 55 What one has, one ought to use: and whatever he does he should do it with all his might. Cicero orw Executive Committee Front Row: Todd Gaboury, Doreen Desmarais, Michael A. Avia, Melanie Pratt, John Kurowski. Back Row: Fr. Sellinger, Timothy Madey, Patrick Cummings, Mac Riley, Timothy J. Murphy. Administrative Council Front Row: Maureen Madey, Angela Kufera, Fr. Sellinger, Maura Lynch, Darlene Kasper, Fr. Moran, Maureen Sheehan, Tricia Baldwin. Second Row: Tim Madey, Todd Gaboury, John Kurowski, Margaret Carnathan, Jim Kennedy, Terri Flobbs, Mike Avia, Jed Davis, Scott Drew, Laura Dixon, Marty Kelly, Patrick Murphy. Third Row: Doug Wolf, Vance Morris, Doreen Desmarais, Bill O’Brien, Paul Collini, Kenny Ames, Marie Kringle, Lisa Bunko, Dora Bankins, Melanie Pratt, Mac Riley. Back Row: Pat Cummings, Dave Dickerson, Tim Murphy, Keith Fitch, Kevin Boyle, Ted Miles. 58 Studcnl Government Social Affairs i umi Front Row: Carolyn Gatti, Karen Pfieff, Mike Avia, Gina Ciaudelli, Anne Marie Arena. Second Row: Lynn Freeze, Lou Ann Baumann, Mary Horankamp, Mary Sullivan, Suzy Aydinel, Sheila Balek, Biz Mosko. Third Row: Maura Lynch, Dana Dougherty, Leigh Ann Lentz, Kerri Beliveau, Lucy Suntum, Maura Lane, Pauravi Raval. Fourth Row: Amy Granucci, Jac- queline Barrett, Kathy Carr, Jenni- fer Gidos, Ted Miles, Doretta Ma- dey, Maureen Madey. Fifth Row: Kevin Boyle, Cathy Olsen, Betsy Dewberry, Teresa Samuel, Sue Harrison, Jackie Reardon, Trish Derr. Sixth Row: Peggy Simpson, Lisa Campagnoli, Lisa Ciliato, Gin- ny Ryan, Jeanine Ursitti, Margaret Tierney, Patrice Caslin. Seventh Row: Tricia Baldwin, Tim Gal- lagher, Martin Sarsfield, Dan Dus- tin. Back Row: Catherine O’Con- nor, Kevin McGann, Mike Hollis, Tim Weiss, Kirk Kness, Delores Graham, Chris McBride. Academic Affairs Front Row: Cindy Cootrauca, Paul Collini, Margaret Carnathan, Jane Satterfield, Sheila Fitzgerald, Laura Dixon, Scott Drew, Angela Kufera. Back Row: Vince Simoncini, Dora Bankins, Pat Cummings, Greg Dohmier, Lisa Bunko, Melanie Pratt, Mac Riley, Scott Gaboury. Student Government 59 Social Committees Front Row: Karen Pfieff, Tricia Baldwin. Second Row: Pauravi Raval, Kevin Boyle, Ted Miles, Suzi Aydinel. Back Row: Mike Avia. Appropriations Front Row: Darlene Kasper, Marie Kringle, Maura Lynch. Back Row: Kenny Ames, Pat- rick Murphy, Keith Fitch, Todd Gaboury. 60 Studcnl Government Class of 1983 Class of 1984 ( Kenny Ames — Representative, Melanie Pratt — Representative, John Kurowski President. Marie Kringle — Representative, Doug Wolf — President, Maura Lynch — Representative. Student Government 61 Class of 1985 Class of 1986 Marty Kelly — President, Darlene Kasper — Representative, Ted Miles — Representative. Paul Collini — Representative, Maureen Madey — Representative, James Kennedy — President. 62 Student Government Student Government 63 Reader’s Theater Front Row: Karen Weideman, Maura Crowley, Doug Hamilton, Angela Ku- fera, Inga Oesterle. Back Row: Tim Delaney, Elena Plante, Rick Ciattei. Sailing Club Front Row: Mary Anne Skiwan, James Jordan, Cindy Habart, Ann Marie Arena, Joan Barry, Sue Windrurch, Kathleen Tylisz. Back Row: Erin O ' Shaughncssy, Stephen Reed, Roy Van Duscn, Brian Bcrnat, Amy Butcher, Jim Thierer, Tina Carignano. - i — r V ? bt-irtcj J ( Pimbe 5? ? 1 IfeSl (ft Nil nrwmnn nr C 1 o 0 O - 64 Clubs Organizations Eta Sigma Phi First Row: Mike Slattery, Inga Oesterle, Alexis Kramer, Kenneth Porro. Second Row: John Vukela, Mark Mataosky, Thomas Hoor, Ellen O’Connor. Third Row: Giancarlo Ghiardi, J. Sadowski, Beth Snyder. Fourth Row: William Weir, Katherine Horn, Mary Rose Cook. International Club n t ruL A A MftjjPmr; r M ; 1 7 | l ML nt lJ Front Row: Carmen Duran, Raul De Guzman, Catherine Wilson Diaz, Anisya Thomas, Pauravi Raval, Carlo Ravano, Roxanne Chambers. Back Row: Douglas Flamilton, A. Scott Burgess, Pat Hervert, Sobomabo Lawson, Donna Marie Noone, Majid Sajjad, Christina Popowych, Justine Allen, Desiree Lopasie. Clubs Organizations 65 Film Series Front Row: Maura Lane, Pauravi Raval, Pat Hervert. Back Row: Gary Stultz, Shiela Balek, Brad Catling, Dan Dustin. Unicorn Phi Alpha Theta Front Row: Ellen LaCorte, Marcia McCombe, David Zeiler, Susan McIntyre. Back Row: Lisa Beichl, Valeric Macys, Mary Jo Weigman, Michael Brzezicki, Marjorie Paolctti, Brian Lyles. First Row: Sylvia Polonsky. Second Row: Colleen Rose, Fred Schaefer. Lucy Sunturn, Karen Pccora, Steve Vermillion. Back Row: Chris Turner, Sam Piazza. 66 Clubs Organizations Women’s Soccer Club Front Row: Kate Naughten, Patti Baron, Julie Linda, Tish McGinn, Alison Pugh, Genny Nulph, Jennifer Gidos. Back Row: Kathy Shaffer, Karen Besok, Mary Tirabassi, Suzie Doerfler, Talia Cortada, Lorraine Verderaime, Celia Cortada, Missy Duncan. Philosophy Club Front Row: Robert Zarbin, Chris Harig, John Bowman, Jack Guilfoyle, Catherine Wilson Diaz, Celeste Thompson, Maureen Leahy, Carlo Ravano, Susan Winter. Back Row: Tom Vitrano, Bob Womonico, Dr. Stapleton, Michael Cooper, Steve Epstein, Lawrence W ' audby, Jr., Michael Brzezicki, Chris Murphy, Bill Levasseur. Clubs Organizations 67 Jogging Club First Row: Darlene Kasper, Eileen McCloskey, Laurie Gisriel, Marjorie Paoletti, Michele Pethel, Anne Marie Damiano. Second Row: Mary Horenkamp, Maya Boston, Myug Jang, Regina Simonetti. Third Row: James Madison, Carmen L. Duran, Christina Popowych, Thomas Haynie. .C.E.C. Front Row: Annette Vigliotti, Mary Anne Ross, Chris McBride, Monica Solano, Patri- cia Tom, Judy Victorino, Back Row: Ann Marie Arena, Tricia Baldwin, Toni Ammirati, Tom Haynie, Angela Callc, Kathy Fitzgerald. Cindy Habart. 68 Clubs Organizations Wi jp Jk B S : j� ; f jEy] S Ijikjfvm i ‘■Orouft pJK. 1 £Gt i C ' f j 1 Korean Students Association First Row: Dong Lee, Lyung Kim, Yun Chong, Dae Kim. Second Row: Jung Sook Lee, Eun Sook Chong, Young Lee, Pamela Kim, Yoon Choi. Third Row: Hon Pak, Gene Lee, Jae Bae, My Jang. Crew Club Front Row: Ken Friedel, Paul Messaris, Bill Edwards, Fernando Juliao, Russell Gordon, Brian Dziuba, John Bowman. Back Row: Mark Dignazio, David Lee, Kevin Schendel, Mike Kahler. Rob Turcea, Mark Hardy, Nel- son Carey, Mike Hollis. Clubs Organizations 69 Front Row: Tim Gctka, Stephanie Kraft. Peter Kraft, Larry Kraft, Katie Kraft, Sue Ellen Wilhelm, Jon Hoyt, Christine I lervert, Claire Biglcy, Patricia Hervert, Nancy Greene. Back Row: Karen Wilson, Judy Ogaitis, Ben Yu, Greg Baker, Bill O ' Brien, Grace Neuman, Bob Marganthalcr, Kathleen Dwyer. Christian Fellowship First Row: Amy Del Giorno, Sam Piazza, Lena Chowdhary, Amy Guntner, Beth Murray. Second Row: Lorraine Verderaime, Duane Verderaime. Third Row: Bill Venanzi, Jane Santoni, Talia Cortada, Celia Cortada, Vance Morris. Fourth Row: Mike Cerwonka, Liz Kominsky, Brian Lyles, Courtney Cochran, David McHale. Young Democrats Yuynj±- OetfTocra PrCi e for E an2 .o 70 Clubs Organizations Commuter Students Association First Row: Mark Weigman, Mary Jo Baird, Lynn Michaud, Tina Pappas, Dave Dickerson, Maggie Rommel, Janet Stadter, Julie Rappold, Jim Garland, Pat Dyer. Second Row: Mary Conrad, Cindy Preis, Cathy Ruehl, Traci Theobald, Laurie Frank, Barbara Weir, Gina Olivieri, Todd Starkey. Third Row: Bonnie Bathurst, Pam Plott, Susanne Porta, Mary Seidlich, Cassandra Smith, Jennifer Morales, Jane Weigman, Renee Johnson. Fourth Row: Christina Popowych, Regina Stauch, Christy FIoos. Fifth Row: Sandra Truluck, Gina DeStefano, Molly Friedel, Joe Garland, Mark Smith, Ted Cudick. Back Row: Cesar O. Castro, Dave McComas, John Wasowicz, Douglas W. Kollerman, Tom Rouse. front Row: Arleen Campo, Kathy Keeney, Grace Akiyama, Barbara McCoy. Back Row: Linda Hallmcn, Dave Smith, David Zeiler, Sylvia Acevedo. The Greyhound Clubs Organizations 71 Bowling Club Front Row: Sergio Zarbin, S. Burgess. Second Row: Stuart Welsh, Coleen Cross, D. Seieszka. Back Row: Robert Coomes. University Christian Outreach Front Row: Jody Scvidal, Joe Coll ini, Josh Harris, Lee Thomas. Second Row: Mike Metzbower, Jean Roan, Kelly Thornton, Trish Mcgary, Kacy Thornton, Craig Thomas, Mark Freyer. Back Row: Duane Vcrderaime, Dora Bankins, Karen Meise, Gary Mcycrl, Mike Breschi, Bruce O’Neill. 72 Clubs Organizations Front Row: Tom Vitrano, Ann Creamer, Kelly Balek, Julie Serovich. Second Row: Mike Herder, Kenny Ames, Mr. Doyle, David Glenn, Anna Hurbanis. Third Row: Denise Montiel, Suzy Aydincl, Mary Beth Kielar, Tom Favenger, Natalie Thurl. Fourth Row; David Gardner, Jeanne Nichamkin, Robert Dubou, Lisa Flaherty, Jennifer Ferra. Fifth Row: Michael Kramer, Julie Lird, Laura Miller, Carolyn Crone, Cathy A uvigne. Back Row: Barry Calogero, Paul Baer, Craig Cooper, Pat Cummings. Psychology Club Robert Tyszkiewicz, Tim Mueller, Mike Madsen, Chris Panagiotopoulos, Mona Massuda, David Geckle, Bernice Horton, Sharon Mushon, Christina Popowych, Kevin Terry, Regina Simonetti, David Stone. Clubs Organizations 73 Forum Magazine Front Row: Tricia Burke, Jane Santoni. Second Row: Sarah Perilla, Barbara Mallonee. Back Row: Pam Swann, Drew Bowden. Greco Roman Club Mia Dcfinis, Roxanne Chambers, Paul Tarcntino, Pauravi Raval, Tina Pappas, Melanie Definis. 74 Clubs Organizations College Republicans Front Row: Julie Rappold, Steph- anie Matthews, Monica Scafero, John McKechnie, Tom Kanellakos. Second Row: Tammy Pinkerton, Peggy Willis, Leslie Volkmar, Christine Flanson, Mark Furman, Tom Bendewald. Third Row: Anne Hollenshade, Lynn Mullen, Jeff German, Janice Bedford. Fourth Row: Mark Tozzi, Jim Kennedy, Alyson Wheeler, Jennifer Morales, Tim Hopkins. Fifth Row: Arleen Campo, Andree Catalfamo, Beth Gaylor, Eva Nicholaides. Sixth Row: Mike Hollis, Frank Rut- kowski, Robert Zarbin. Back Row: Stephen Kappel, Chris Parr, Steven Johnston. Resident Affairs Council Front Row: Andy Aitken, Shiela Fitzgerald, Sue Harrington, Jed Davis. Back Row: Mark Mataosky, Christine Collins, Steve Kaufhold, Dave Glenn, Anne Marie Cove, Beth Stockman, Steve Sireci, Beth Phaup, Liz Kominsky. Clubs Organizations 75 Cultural Arts Front Row: Cathy Erlbeck, Beth Gaylor, Andree Catalfamo, Donna Lettow. Back Row: John Campo, Greg Muth, Steve Koppel, Andrew Cirko, Jim Chanoski. Resident Assistants Front Row: Carolyn Kasprzak, Sue Simpson, Tricia Burke, Mark Miller, Julie Serovich. Second Row: Mr. Fitzsimmons, Joncttc Bartlinski, Paula Majcrowicz, Mary Kay McKinna, Ann Creamer. Back Row: Sean Mann, Alicia Cordova, Pat Bollinger, Jim I nright, Jackie Gauss, Matt Bickley, Linda Trezise, John Gallagher, Tim Morris, John Dellavecchia. 76 Clubs Organizations Pre-Law Society Front Row: Mary Malloy, Steve Epstein, Carlo Revano, Mary Cina, Karen Pecora, Dr. Abro- maitis. Second Row: Elizabeth Murray, Peggy Willis, Natalia Cortada, Lorraine Verderaine, Celia Cortada. Third Row: Kyung Kim, Shiela Fitzgerald, Brigit McCann, Lena Choudhary, Duane Verderaine. Fourth Row: Mark Smith, Kenneth Krach, Pamela Swann, Inga Oesterle. Fifth Row: Terry Zic, John Vukela, Francis Rutkowski, Caroline Griffin, William O ' Brien, Jacklyn Gauss. Back Row: Kenneth Porro, Thomas Ghiardi, Robert Lomonico. Adam Smith Society Jane Curley, Aida Perez-Mera, Mary Jo McVey, Micheal Norton, Cassandra Smith, Brian Lutters, Margie Colandreo.ChrisTurner, Mark Ratych. Clubs Organizations 77 Tri Beta Front Row: Sylvia Chester, Patty Beck, Sandy Waters, Bonnie Hileman, Tom Seymour, Paul Tarantino. Second Row: Bill Mannion, David Aiello, Kevin Schendel, Dr. Charles Graham. Third Row: Maureen Leahy, Angela Calle, Tony Visalli, David Stone, Regina Simonetti. Fourth Row: Bill Venanzi, Joseph Sniadach, Kevin Terry, Danielle Welsh, Mark Foley. Back Row: Vince Simon- cini, Mary Sullivan, J.C. Helkowski, Kevin McNally. Black Students Association Front Row: Lewis Brown, Garrett Scott, James Bush, Robert Gault, Wayne Harp, Robert McKoy, Benedict Dorsey, Vance Morris, Clarenceaux Simmons, Tim Murphy Back Row: Esther Wallace, Wendy Harris, Veronica Jones, Darsna Mathurin, Theresa Larkins, Denise Spriggs, Diane Bulger, Douglas Hamilton, Maria Terry, Brian Lyles, Dora Bankins, Carmen Duran. 78 Clubs fc Organizations The Belles Front Row: Joan Jez, Karen Besok, Karen Wilson. Back Row: Laura Dixon, Mary Reinhardt, Arleen Campo. Absent: Kelly Welsh, Catherine Wilson-Diaz, Deborah Hallmen. Scuba Club Front Row: Mark Dignazio, Pam Simms, Ken Friedel, Stan Pamfilis, Mark Matowski, Inga Oesterle, Debbie Lazaro, Brian Dziuba. Back Row: Giancarlo Ghiardi, Russell Gordon, Paul Freed, Sam Scuba, Mr. Ed Ross, Mark Pamfilis, Clare Ziomek. Clubs Organizations 79 WLCR Front Row: Lee Totten. Second Row: John Campo, Andree Catalfamo, Paul Malkowski, Mike Cataneo, Tom Gibbons, Beth Gaylor, Greg Muth, Terri Hobbs, Andrew Cirko. Back Row: Steve Kappel, Rick Ciattei, Larry Loyola, Phil Hicks, Ken Stewart, Katie Finnerman, Lisa Campagnoli, Steve Beckman, Mike Magee. Business Society Front Row: Bob Cannon, Teresa Costanza, Kevin Denney, Carolyn Gatti, Ellen Torres, Kathy Reiman, Janet Giunta. Second Row: Mary Kaye Gries, Georgia Nastos, Tricia Merkcrt, Marycllcn O’Shea, Lydia Barlctta, Gina Olivcri, Lori Frank, Maria Terry, Grace Akiyama, Glenda Cuevas, Katrina Van A Her, Monica Malone, Mena Corasaniti. Third Row: Mary Kate Naughten, Wanda Hilton, Carol Ann Boyle, Tricia Creighton, Jane Moore, Vinita Beasley, Renee Cardinale, Joanne Kane, Brian Cannon, Kenny Long, Joanne Rowzee, Lucy Suntum, Jeanne McDonough, Alyson Solomon, Jackie Reardon. Back Row: Gabricllc Grant, Mike Sawicki, Al Haspcrt, Tim McDonough, Mark Miller, John Molli, Winifred Winder, Chuck E. Cheese, Peter Kaputsos, Charles A. Wenger, Jim Davis, Bob Business, Tim Callow, Mark Wcigman, Eric Nerf, Terry Zic. 80 Clubs Organizations Gospel Choir Wendy Harris, Robert Gault. Wayne Harp, Wanda Hilton. Absent: Lewis Brown, Benedict Dorsey, Veronica Jones, So- bomabo Lawson, Felicia Montague, Anita Pringle, Delia Shropshire, Esther Wallace, Denise Spriggs, Marvin Wal- lace, Karen Washington. Circle K Front Row: Eileen Burns, Lisa Flaherty, Celeste Thompson, Mary McGinnis, Kathie Crouse, Lorraine Verderaime, Allison Walker, Lee Ann Smith, Peggy Willis, Bob Zarbin. Back Row: Pat Touhey, Suzanne D’Orazio, Mike Preis, Christina Guinot, Mike Butler, Marybeth Diemer, Julie Rappold, Mark Oakey, Celia Cortada, Sharon Starliper, Malia Kastner, Bill Huey. Clubs Organizations 81 Alpha Sigma Nu Front Row: Grace Akiyama, Tom Hooe, Annette Mooney, Sam Piazza. Second Row: Tom Seymour, Megan Arthur, Sylvia Polonsky, Tina Pappas. Third Row: Drew Bowden, Robert Cannon, Laura Miller, Jane Santoni. Back Row: Matt Bickley, Tom Vitrano, Amy DelGiorno, Karen Wilson, Jann Mueller, Sue Simpson. Forensics Society Front Row: Maureen Madey, Angela Maria Kufera, Robert S. McCord, Allison Walker. Back Row: Greg Muth, Maura E. Crowley, Ivette Arroyo, Lake Walton, Peter P Kaputsos. Absent: Susy Aydinel, Karen Bcsok, Tracey Post, Ken Porro, Susan E. Benner. 82 Clubs Organizations Cheerleaders Bottom Row: Dolores Graham, Allyson Solomon, Phil Hicks, Meghan Maskell, Pam Neely. Top Row: Ivette Arroyo, Mary Jo Arena, Lisa Carter, Monica Thomas. Concert Choir Front Row: Kathy Reiman, Patricia Hervert, Karen Wilson, Cathy Wilson-Diaz, Cheryl Moore. Second Row: Joan Jez, Carol Schutt, Mrs. Mair, Mary Beth Kielar, Jeannie Nelson, Justine Allen, Terri Hobbs. Back Row: Miss Reinecke, Jeffrey Einig, Russell Burton, Glenn Osborn, Mark Stapp, Tim Getka. Clubs Organizations 83 The Chimes Front Row: Matt Bickley, Mike De- Vito, Dan Dustin. Second Row: Vince Simoncini, Randy Picolli, John Yan- none, Scott Drew, Chuck Graham, Barry Colagero. Absent: Mike Cooper. Front Row: Mike Jordan, Michele Ichnioski, Scott Brickner, Tom Volpe. Second Row: Carolyn Gatti, Bob McGowan, Sue Barron, Jakki Ichniowski, Sherry Gordan, Russell Zac- cari, Don Barron. Third Row: Keith Gaj, Terri Hobbs, Celeste Thompson, Ron Majewski, Bob Johns. Fourth Row: Tom Clark, Jim Canna- liato, Ann Flynn, James Christian, Steve Skar- upa. Fifth Row: Bob Hager, Giancarlo Ghiardi, Ken Porro, Thierry Otcyza. Back Row: J.R. Conlin, Bill McCann, James Jordan, Greg Christ, Ray Weiglcr. Computer Club 84 Clubs Organizations Lambda Alpha Chi Front Row: Annette Vigliotti, Erin Lynch, Debbie Selby, Donna Lautman, Cheryl Carrico, Jeanne Wood, Betsy Henry, Andreas Nicolaides, Jennifer Hagarty, Kathy Kilchenstein. Back Row: Dave Pauken, Joe Pyzik, Scott Fridley, Paul Evelius, Honora Whelan, Dave Louden, Tom Kovell, Melody Stevenson, Ben Silverman, John Robertson, Wayne Green, Sandy Ziethen , Russell Gordon, Lori Susemihl, Penny Polyanski, Dan Dickey, Larry Slavin. Skeet Club Front Row: Dennis Byrne, John Daniels, Lawrence Julio, Doug Wolf, Tim Kogler. Back Row: Paul Evelius, Tim Morris, Joe Brennan, Dave Long, Jack Melsack, Mark Miller, Tim McGarrity, Tom Kovell. Clubs Organizations 85 Karate Club Front Row: Scott Burgess, Bob Donohue. Back Row: A1 Nunez, Stu Welsh, Victor Welzant. Associated Club Presidents Front Row: President Nihil, Joe Troy, Marty Kelly, Mike Norton, Mary Cina, Amy Del Giorno, John Campo, Brian Dziuba, President Anonymous, John Yannone, Karen Besok, Talia Cortada, Celia Cortada. Back Row: Brian McCaw, John McKechnie, Kenny Ames, Tim Madcy, John Weidenbruch, Ann Creamer, Matt Bickley, Man Unidentifiable, Dave Dickerson, Bob Zarbin, Steve Vermillion, Paul Tarrantino, Dora Bankins, Jed Davis, Amy Butcher, Bill Lcvasscur, Steve Beckman, Terry Zic. 86 Clubs Organizations V 7� , i y Clubs Organizations 87 88 Student Life si. Men’s Fall Rugby Front Row: Chris Ciliberti, Jed Davis, Gil Gigoia, Kenny Ames, John Molli, Jim Schuette, Jimmy Jones, Dennis Byrne, Jim Gilbert, Phil Keith. Second Row: Dennis Sullivan, Joe Troy, Tim Madey, Jim McGillicudy, Chris Dimaio, Joe Graziano, Pete Berube, Pascal Luck, Bob Hauver, Joe Yanchik. Third Row: Jim Farrell, Joe Morel, John Yoash, Andy Aitken, Tony Ruzula, Scooter Trivett, Rick Wade, Paul Rogers. Fourth Row: Mike McFarlin, Rudy Buckheit, Ed Pryor, Tim Jones, James Slezak, Carl Casalino, Steve Sireci, Rob Fitzgerald, Steve “Salamander Larcher. Fifth Row: Joe Garland, Pa ul Schmidt, Michael Fergus Sugrue, Craig Greg, Danny “Brains” Szaraga. Back Row: Mike Morley, Jeff Deffinbaugh. Missing as usual: Sheets McCaw, Pete Fiocco, Collin Drummond. The 1 982 fall season proved to be an interesting one for the Loyola Rugby Club. The team compiled a 5-4 overall record, which was a pleasant surprise considering the caliber of the competition. The Loyola team was defeated by area rival, Towson State, in the final minutes of an intense match, and was taught a solid lesson in rugby by the United States Naval Academy. However, Loyola handily defeated collegiate ri- vals Boston College, Mount St. Mary’s, and George Mason. Against men’s clubs, Loyola faired evenly; losing by penalty kicks after dominating both Division II Baltimore County, a team stacked with Loyola College veterans, and Old Red, a Division I perennial power. Loyola was able to stop a final scoring drive by the Hagerstown Red’s to pull out a 9-7 victory and completely shutdown Division I Chesapeake, in their final stand on Butler Field. The Loyola RFC continued to beat the odds by finishing fourth out of the twelve clubs in the College Division of the Potomac Rugby Union. Player determination and incredible fan turnout, as well as consistent support from the student government, helped to counteract the effects of the loss of a home field, the absence of a coach, and inadequate practice facilities. 90 Men’s Fall Rugby Men’s Spring Rugby Front Row: Scott Trivett, Joe Graziano, Rob Fitzgerald, Steve Larcher, Mike Norton, Tim Madey, Andy Aitken, Kenny Ames, Gil Digioia. Second Row: Mike McFarlin, Chris DiMaio, John Molli, Mark McCoy, Joe Morel, Mark Miller, Rudy Bucheit, Fergus Sugrue, Dennis Sullivan. Third Row: Jimmy Jones, John Yoash, Rick Wade, Rob Dickinson, Brian McCaw, Steve Sireci, Mike Cataneo, Joe Troy, Dave Glenn, Jim Schuette. Fourth Row: Gary Gularti, Duane Powell, Pete Berube, James Slezak, Jim Farrell, Jed Davis, John Daniels, Mike Morley. Fifth Row: Joe Luhrmen, Greg Rowdowsky, Jim McGillicuddy, Danny Szparaga, Paul Schmitt, Jeff Deffinbaugh, Phil Keith. Back Row: Dennis Byrne, Jim Gilbert, Eric Gaver, Tony Ruzala, Paul Hoschal. Missing: Ed Pryor, Pete McCabe, Kevin McGann, Mark Fe- lipe, Jim Jones, and Chuck. The 1 983 spring season was the most suc- cessful for Loyola’s Men’s Rugby Club to date. The Club was honored with the A.S.L.C.’s Club of the Year Award for out- standing service, surpassing its purpose as a Rugby Club. The Club finished with a 12-3-1 overall record, and won their own tournament, The Jesuit Invitational, by defeating Holy Cross in an overtime final 13-7. Loyola also placed second in the eight team Mount St. Mary’s Tournament. Loyola was rated third, behind the United States Naval Academy and the University of Maryland, in the Baltimore-Washington- Virginia Area standing by Rugby Magazine. While on their way to this placement, Loyola de- feated Towson State, Southern Maryland, Shippensburg State, Salisbury State, Catholic University, and St. John’s of New York. Loyola outscored their opponents 266- 75; scoring 45 tries while letting up only 8. Loyola will surely miss this year ' s graduat- ing seniors who contributed 232 of the total 266 points. The Loyola R.F.C. bids barewell and good luck to these graduating seniors: Andy Aitken, Kenny Ames, Jed Davis, Jeff Def- finbaugh, Gil Digioia, Chris DiMiao, Jim Gilbert, Jimmy Jones, Mark McCoy, Mark Miller, John Molli, Mike Morley, Mike Norton, Jim Schuette, Fergus Sugrue, Dennis Sullivan. 92 Men’s Spring Rugby Men’s Spring Rugby 93 Women’s Fall Rugby Front Row: Paige Arnold, Nancy Morgan, Dawn Maxey, Melissa Valenzuela, Jill Long, Wendy Myerly, Karen Clabby, Peggy Fonshell. Second Row: Lorraine Verderaime, Lavia Deverling, Anula Boda, Sylvia Chester, Mary Tolle, Wendy Stallings, Katie O ' Conner, Mary Conrad, Kerri Beliveau, Karen Burke. Back Row: Merilee Schuman, Celia Cortada, Talia Cortada, Genny Nulph, Marie Breedlove, Lucy Phaup, Sheila Fairley, Tammy Lloyd, Lynne Porter. The Women’s Rugby Club opened their fall season with the tradition- al Washington Tournament. Although they did not capture the silver cup, the club played well throughout the tourney. The girls played NOVA (Northern Virginia), Towson State, and Philadelphia. Unfortu- nately, the lady ruggers were only able to bring home a victory over NOVA. This was, however, an improvement over last year’s tournament. The team completed the rest of the season with an impressive 5-4 record. They defeated NOVA twice, Franklin and Marshall, Catholic University, and Mount St. Mary’s. Losses were recorded at the hands of Towson State (twice), the New Jersey Cheerio’s, and Philadelphia. Throughout the fall season the club demonstrated great team work and an improvement in talent. This year’s team carried four members who qualified for the Potomac Rugby Union Select Side. The team made equal use of old and new recruits which provided the team with enough talent to challenge bigger and better clubs. The lady ruggers played a challenging and strenuous season in the fall with great success. The growing popularity of the team will unquestiona- bly mean a larger and even more competitive squad for the spring season. 94 Women’s Fall Rugby jHf VI wLiz mm (IT ' Wl wBrWk � li, V M V ' Celia and Talia Cortada move in for the kill. Below: Lorraine Verderaime maneuvers through the opposition. Women’s Fall Rugby 95 mm Women’s Spring Rugby Front Row: Joy Delrosario, Peggy Fonshell, Margie Flather, Lorraine Verderaime, Dawn Maxey, Melissa Valenzuela, Jill Long, Lynn Freeze. Second Row: Genny Nulph, Linda Cabigas, Carol Wehking, Andrea Donohoe, Judy Ogaitis, Carolyn Jefferson, Kerri Beliveau, Mara Gavlinski, Nancy Morgan, Paige Arnold. Back Row: Talia Cortada, Beth McNulty, M.J. Immel, Kathy Carr, Charmaine Ford, Jane Deger, Sheila Fairley, Mary Conrad, Tina Dickinson, Beany Gavin, Celia Cortada. The Loyola Women’s Rugby Club can be very proud of their 1983 Spring season. Nineteen players from the fall squad returned to the pitch for the spring. They were joined by an equal number of new recruits, and together they were able to complete a very respectable 6-2-2 record. Led by coach Merilee Schuman, the lady ruggers overcame excellent op- ponents such as Towson State and the Washington Furies. The season ended with an invitation to the 1983 Preakness Tournament. The girls capped their efforts with an impressive tournament victory that brought the trophy home. The team earned some well deserved respect this season and should be a force to be reckoned with in the future of area women’s rugby. A fond farewell was bid to seniors Beth “Lucy” Phaup, Judy Ogai- tis, and Denise Montiel. 96 Women’s Spring Rugby Women’s Spring Rugby 97 Surely you know that many runners take part in a race, but only one of them wins the prize. Run then, in such a way as to win the prize. Corinthians 9.24 Soccer Front Row: George Arendt, Bryan McPhee, Tony Mason. Second Row: Barry Misset, Greg Oler, Greg Zsebidics, Steve Quaranta, Larry Pietruszka, Pete Mangione, Marvin Branch, Darrell Helm, Peter Vinton, Joe Papparotto, Vince Griffith. Back Row: Assistant Coach Mike Powers, Trainer LeRoy Brandimore, Rich Morrell, Chris Gaeng, Craig Callinan, Dan Novak, Clark Callinan, Tom Vitrano, Tony Butta, Head Coach Bill Sento. Record 11-7-1 Opponent Penn State St. Peter’s LaSalle Vanderbilt Univ. of Mass. Duke Washington College Georgetown American Univ. Rider College Long Island Univ. Delaware Univ. of Baltimore Towson State Old Dominion James Madison St. Joseph ' s Maryland Baltimore W L Score L 0-2 W 3-0 W 5-2 W 3-1 L 0-1 L 1-2 W 3-0 W 2-1 T 0-0 W 2-1 L 0-4 L 1-2 W 1-0 W 2-0 L 1-3 W 4-1 L 0-1 W 2-1 W 2-1 100 Soccer Winning seasons have become a tradition for Loyola’s soccer team, and this year’s club did its part to keep the tradition alive. Coach Bill Sen- to ' s club posted an 11-7-1 record against one of the toughest schedules Loyola has faced in recent memory, and captured the ECAC Metro Confer- ence Championship in its final game. The boosters’ season was highlighted by sever- al exciting victories. In the third contest of the year against LaSalle, the Greyhounds stormed back from a 0-1 deficit with five secondhalf tal- lies to produce a 5-2 win. The Greyhounds also gave their fans a memorable Homecoming game, as Vince Griffith’s second half score gave Loyola a 1-0 win over the University of Baltimore in a defensive struggle. And in a game that will prob- ably be remembered for years to come, the Grey- hounds exploded for three goals in just 38 seconds during the second overtime to stun James Madi- son. As memorable as those wins were, though, Loyola’s proudest moment came in defeat. Against powerful Duke University, ranked sec- ond in the nation at the time, the Greyhounds played the game of their lives, battling the Blue Devils in a marathon contest that went into the second overtime before bowing a 2-1 score. In that game, junior goalkeeper Bryan McPhee was brilliant, making 1 4 saves on one diving stop after another to keep the ' Hounds in the game. McPhee was one of several outstanding per- formers for the Greyhounds during the season. He recorded five shutouts and compiled a 1.1 goals per game average, making sure Loyola was within striking distance at all times. Sophomore Tom Rafferty was the Team ' s top scorer for the second straight year with 14 goals and 6 assists. Junior fullback Craig Callinan was second in scoring for the ' Hounds, and was the leader of a solid defensive corps along with sophomore full- back Marvin Branch and junior Chris Gaeng. Tri-captains Callinan, Gaeng, and senior Tom Vitrano were a steadying influence for the young club. The Greyhounds closed the season in style, de- feating the University of Baltimore 2-1 for the ECAC Metro Conference title. Rafferty scored the winning goal late in the game, and McPhee turned in a stellar 10-save performance in the nets. With nearly all of the main cogs returning, next year’s club should produce what Loyola fans have come to expect — exciting, winning soccer. Soccer 101 Soccer 103 Field Hockey Front Row: Karen Moler, Maryann Howley, Mary Pat Osborne, Theresa Willis, Beth Perry. Second Row: Coach Sharon McLaughlin, Susan Sheridan, Eileen Gavin, Brenda McAllister, Patricia Naughton, Erin Keavney, Assistant Coach Becky Cassily. Back Row: Jennifer Ferra, MaryBeth Godfrey, Joan Sullivan, Gabrielle Grant, Patty Campbell. Record 8-7 Opponent W L Score Goucher College W 2-1 John Hopkins W 3-1 Lehigh L 0-6 American University L 0-2 Salisbury State W 2-1 Catholic University W 6-0 U.M.B.C. W 3-2 Frostburg State L 1-3 Mount St. Mary’s L 0-1 Towson State W 1-0 Hood College L 0-3 Mount St. Mary’s W 3-1 Western Maryland W 3-1 Mount St. Mary’s L 1-2 York College L 2-3 When 1 3 of the 18 players on your roster are underclassmen, and no seniors are there to provide a steady influence, most teams write off the year as a lost cause. Not so for Loyola’s field hockey team. Coach Sharon McLaughlin took a squad com- posed of six freshmen, seven sophomores, and five juniors, and guided them to a highly respectable 8-7 record. This year, the team looked to the juniors for leadership, and found it there in abundance. Junior Erin Keavney led the Lady Greyhounds in scoring with 10 goals for the season. Jennifer Ferra, another third year player, was second with six scores. Goalkeeper, Mary Pat Osborne, turned in her third consecutive superb season minding the nets. Juniors Margie Colandreo and Gabrielle Grant provided the young squad with some much needed experience. Of the younger players, sophomore Beany Gavin and fresh- man Teddi Willis played solidly all season. Two members of the team earned honors as Osborne and Willis to the All-Maryland field hockey team. The fine season turned in by this young team makes the future look good for Loyola Field Hockey. 104 Field Hockey Brenda McAllister outmaneuvers her opponents. Field Hockey 105 V olleyball Front Row: Laurie Stascavage, Diane Geppi. Second Row: Christine Collins, Pam Weakley, Judy Ogaitis, Beth McNulty, Rita Ciletti, Megan McDonald. Back Row: Marie Deegan, Cecilia Morrison, Laura Hudson, Linda Scheidle, Liz Zolga, Karen Ryerson, Mary Polvinale, A1 Jones. Record 23-10 Opponent W L Towson State W Howard University w York College w U.M.B.C. w William and Mary L Virginia Tech W Catholic University W Liberty Baptist College W Hofstra University L Brooklyn College W Navy L Shippensburg State L West Chester State W Washington College W Catholic University L Chowan J.C. W Mary Washington College L Chowan J.C. W Mary Washington College W Longwood College W Volleyball has quietly become one of Loyola’s most successful varsity sports. The team has in the last three years turned in records of 18-9, 22-10-4, and 23-10, a combined 63-29-4 mark. This year ' s 23-10 record was compiled in the team’s first year of Division I play. For coach Cec Morrison’s club, however, the crowning achievement of the season was the berth it earned to the EAIAW tournament. Further recognition of the team’s excellence came when one of its players, sopho- more Laura Fludson, was nominated for the N.C.A.A. All America Team. The women got off to their best start ever (7-1), and came on strong at the end of the season. Instrumental in the team’s success was number one hitter Laura Hud- son, junior hitter Diane Geppi, sophomore defensive specialist Pam Weakley, and senior Setters Laurie Stascavage and Judy Ogaitis. The Loyola Volleyball team turned in an excellent season, and with eight of eleven players returning, next year’s squad promises even greater successes. Salisbury State W Catholic University L George Washington L Gallaudet W Howard University W Catonsville C.C. W Catholic University W Rider College L Drexel University W Hagerstown C.C. W Dundalk C.C. W Morgan State W Salisbury State W LeSalle W Delaware L Volleyball 1 07 Cross Country Front Row: Maureen Leahy, Jack Guilfoyle. Back Row: Jose Albornoz, Dennis Sullivan, Joe Walsh. Absent: Kimberly Kehoe, Elizabeth Murray, Kim Morgan, Homer Ambrose, Coach Phil Jackman. Record 1-7 Opponent W L Score Swarthmore College L York College L Salisbury State L 41-18 Western Maryland L 43-19 Washington College L 30-26 Univ. of Baltimore W 26-30 Coppin State L 32-25 Johns Hopkins L 37-22 With a roster consisting of only five men and four women, Loyola’s Cross Country team had a tough time competing with the depth of their opponents. Still, coach Phil Jackman’s undermanned squad did manage a victory in their eight tries this season. The team’s problems were not because of a lack of quality, but simply a lack of quantity. After dropping its first four meets, the team gave Washington College a tough time before bowing by a 30-26 count. In their next match the Greyhounds swept the top three places in defeating the University of Balti- more, 30-26. The team was competitive in its final two matches, but came up short against Coppin State and Johns Hopkins. Jack Guilfoyle put forth his usual winning perfor- mance again this season finishing first in three meets, second in two, and third in one. Dennis Sullivan and Jose Albornoz also had outstanding seasons crossing the finish line in record time. Homer Ambrose and Joe Walsh improved their times during the season, and Kim Kehoe, Maureen Leahy, Kim Morgan, and Liz Murray gave Loyola a female contingent for the first time. Cross Country at Loyola has potential, but they need more quantity to achieve greater quality. 108 Cross Country Cross Country 109 Women’s Tennis Front Row: Tish McGinn, Pam McDonald, Molly Friedel, Sue Russell, Tish Mossman, Karen Kane, Patty Baron. Back Row: Jane Deger, Coach Betsy Fair, Kim Wymer, Chris Shegora. Record 3-6 Loyola’s women’s tennis had a good beginning and a good ending to their season. Unfortunately, they had a rough time in Opponent W L Score the middle of the season and ended up with a 3-6 record. Still, considering that the women had no place on campus to practice Frostburg W 5-4 or to play home matches, they did pretty well for themselves. St. Mary’s College L 3-6 Coach Betsy Fair’s women opened with a 5-4 victory over Johns Hopkins L 3-6 Frostburg State College, but the women then experienced some Geroge Mason L 3-6 bad luck in close matches that could have ended up on the Catholic University L 4-5 Loyola side. The Lady Greyhounds lost narrowly to St. Mary’s Goucher College L 0-9 College, Johns Hopkins, and George Mason. Parti cularly heart- Mount Saint Mary’s L 1-8 breaking was a 5-4 loss to Catholic University. The team re- University of D.C. W 8-1 bounded, however, to win its final two matches over UDC and St. Mary’s College W 9-0 St. Mary’s. Patty Baron compiled an outstanding 8-1 record playing in the sixth flight of singles, and Karen Kane posted a fine 6-3 mark from her number five singles spot. The doubles combina- tion of Pam McDonald and Christine Shegora had a 5-4 record in the number two spot, as did the third flight doubles team of Patty Baron and Molly Friedel. The team loses two of its top singles players in seniors Pam McDonald and Tish Mossman. The rest of the team returns next season, with perhaps better backhands and a home court. 1 10 Women’s Tennis Women’s Tennis 1 1 1 Opponent Drexel Delaware Iona Marist Richmond St. Peter’s Rider Lehigh South Carolina St. Francis (PA) Hofstra Long Island Fairleigh Dickinson Robert Morris Siena William and Mary St. Francis (PA) Baltimore Navy Towson State Marist Mount St. Mary’s St. Francis (NY) Wagner Towson State Robert Morris Baltimore Robert Morris 112 Men’s Basketball Front Row: Cecelia Finney, Todd McClendon, Maurice Hicks, Mark Amatucci, Michael Prendergast, Tom Tierney, Elaine apRhys. Back Row: David Urban, Chris Schaefer, Steve Rossiter, Bob Selby, Steve Malecki, Darryl Walker, Kevin House. Record 4-24 W L Score L 58-80 L 62-70 L 76-99 L 65-81 L 57-74 L 54-91 L 62-85 L 46-60 L 62-75 L 64-66 L 69-81 L 57-77 L 67-75 L 68-70 (OT) L 57-64 L 53-79 L 67-83 W 82-75 L 50-65 L 61-63 (OT) L 65-77 L 68-77 W 76-69 W 67-66 W 92-84 L 63-83 L 48-55 L 60-81 Men’s Basketball 113 114 Men’s Basketball Inexperience and a tough schedule combined to make the 1982-83 season a long one for Loyola’s Men’s Basketball team. Despite its 4-24 record however, the team made considerable progress during the course of the season, and pro- vided Loyola fans with excitement and cause for optimism for the following year. Under new head coach Mark Ama- tucci, the Greyhounds got off to a shaky start against the likes of Iona, Rich- mond, and St. Peter’s, all teams that had made it to the National Invitational Tournament the previous year. That’s a tall order for any team to tackle, and for the Greyhounds, playing in the N.C. A.A.’s Division I for only the second year, it proved to be too much to handle. Without an early victory to build confi- dence, the young team soon found itself in the midst of a long losing streak that would eventually reach 17 games. Par- ticularly disheartening were a pair of two-point losses, one on the road at St. Francis (PA), and one to Robert Morris in overtime. Some teams would give up under such circumstances, but Loyola, under the in- spiration and hustle of senior team cap- tain and most valuable player Stave Ma- lecki, came on during the latter part of the season. The losing streak came to an end with a victory over the University of Baltimore. The team later put together a three game winning streak, including a thrilling 67-66 win at home over Wagner in which junior forward Steve Rossiter came through with a career high 28 points. The team’s final victory, a 92-84 win over Towson State, saw sophomore point guard Maurice Hicks turn in a dazzling 35 point effort. Another bright spot for the Grey- hounds was the play of freshman Kevin House, who led the team with a 15.0 scoring average. Junior Dave Urban played a steady and sometimes spectac- ular game. And senior guard Tom Tier- ney survived a shaky start to remain Loyola’s best marksman from long range. Anyone who followed the team closely would say that the Greyhounds of March were far superior to the Grey- hounds of November. For Amatucci, this means that the season was not a total disaster, because the foundation for fu- ture winning teams was begun with this year’s squad. Men’s Basketball 115 Women’s Basketball LdTOL 1Y8U j«777 1 Tf f kOYDUi f 20 | LeRoy Brandimore, Sheila Garrity, Mary Jane Immel, Mary Jo McVey, Karen Ryerson, Maureen McHugh, Clare Bundshuh, April Van Story, Tricia Dougherty, Marie Deegan, Peggy Kettles, Carla Allen, Rosemarie Flanagan, Lisa Maletic, Lola Hudson, Bob Reilly, Rev. James Donahoe, S.J. Record 11-14 Opponent W L Score Shippensburg L 61-87 George Washington L 61-64 Notre Dame W 59- 53 Immaculata W 69-56 Towson State w • 51-48 Rider College L 51-64 California State W 71-67 U.M.B.C. W 73-53 Philadelphia Textile L 61-65 U.M.B.C. W 66-60 Delaware L 60-68 Cornell W 61-53 George Mason W 56-53 St. Joseph’s L 35-59 Morgan State L 60-68 Catholic University W 80-52 Lehigh L 57-62 (OT) Towson State L 49-70 Duquesne L 51-67 Robert Morris L 48-68 Navy L 50-64 Mount St. Mary’s L 49-81 American University L 59-79 Immaculata W 83-64 West Chester State W 69-52 Two tournament champions highlighed the 1982-83 Wom- en ' s Basketball season. Head coach Rev. James Donahoe’s team captured the titles of the Loyola Invitational and the Roy Rog- ers Tournament within an eight-day span en route to an 1 1-14 final record. The Greyhounds stayed above the .500 mark for most of the year, and only a late-season seven-game losing streak kept them from having a winning record. Loyola’s biggest win was also its most exciting. Against Towson State in the Loyola Invitational championship game, the Greyhounds rallied from a seven-point deficit to pull out a 51-48 victory. The following weekend, the squad took the Roy Rogers Tournament with a rout of U.M.B.C. in the final. Juniors Peggy Kettles and Lisa Maletic spearheaded the squad. Team MVP Kettles led Loyola in scoring (10.6) and rebounding (8.4) from her forward position, and Maletic con- tributed 1 0 points per game while providing steady leadership at point guard. The young team looked to its only seniors, tri- captain Mary Jo McVey, for experience, and freshman sharp- shooter Maureen McHugh was a bright new face. With virtually everyone returning, the team promises im- provement for future seasons. 116 Women’s Basketball bp. if i £ i |i V - j- i ::ll jgit - . i r l ARBI 1 t f K iPT vi % ' ■ - |H 5v. j r w )m r ' 11 — — — my- J s w , V� Vi 1 LaJ 1 r I Women’s Basketball 117 Men’s Swimming Front Row: Amy Rakaczky, Bob St. Ledger, Vincent Wroblewski, Brian Bernat, Mark Ziolkowski, Erik Van Nostrand, John Hoyt, Pat Connor. Back Row: Jane Zinke, Rick Arbuthnot, Yousaf Hyat, Scott Littleton, Tom Sacker, Tom Baer, George Hebner, David McComas, Michael Sawicki, Coach Tom Murphy. Hn Record 9-6 Opponent W L Score Maryland- Eastern Shore W 1 1-0 Frostburg State L 54-59 York College W 69-38 Franklin and Marshall W 65-47 Swarthmore W 52-37 Georgetown L 55-58 Western Maryland W 50-35 American University L 46-49 Towson State L 42-66 Wilkes W 58-23 Lycoming L 48-65 Howard F 50-63 Elizabethtown W 58-40 Ursinus W 64-48 York College W 50-16 The 1982-83 Loyola Men’s Swimming team has a lot to be proud of. After a 9-6 regular season, the squad recorded a second-place finish in the Tri-State Championships, its best in several years. And three of the team’s seniors received post- season honors. Co-captain George Hedner, the team ' s MVP who finished his career second on the all-time point list for Loyola swimmers, was honored by his fellow Loyola athletes with the Mohler trophy, given each year to the top senior male scholar athlete. Co-captain Bob St. Ledger won the ROTC Leadership Award, and diver Vince Wroblewski, who took first place at the Tri- States in the three-meter diving, was honored at graduation with the Greyhound Club Scholar Athlete Award, given to the varsity athlete with the highest grade point average. Also instrumental to the team’s success was sophomore Mark Ziolkowski, who is destined to finish near the top of the all-time point list before he graduates. Seniors Joe Tilghman and Mike Sawicki also played important roles in helping the squad to one of its best seasons in recent years. Coach Tom Murphy will be hard-pressed to replace his graduating seniors, but Mark Ziolkowski leads a strong nucleus back for next season. 120 Men’s Swimming Men’s Swimming 121 Women’s Swimming Front Row: Amy Rakaczky, Ellen O’Connor, Patricia Merkert, Christine Kearns, Cynthia Ann Preis, Peggy Fonshell, Beth Sudassy. Back Row: Jane Zinke, Anne Rolfes, Shelly Cosgrove, Mary Anne Flartman, Julie McGann, Dawn Buttion, Gina DeStefano, Coach Tom Murphy. Record 5-7 Opponent W L Score Goucher College W 76-55 Frostburg State L 67-78 York College W 85-55 Franklin and Marshall L 49-63 Towson State L 59-79 Georgetown L 74-75 Western Maryland L 54-77 American University L 49-52 Hood College W 63-45 Notre Dame W 73-46 Ursinus L 44-67 York College W 68-34 Steady improvement has been the rule for Loyola’s Women’s Swimming team, and the 1982-83 season turned out to be no exception. In its seventh season of varsity competition, the team posted a record of 5-7, its best ever, and appeared ready to have had a winning record if a couple of close meets (Loyola lost to Georgetown by one point and to American by three) had gone the Greyhounds’ way. The team won two of its first three meets, including victories over Goucher and York, before suffering five straight losses. Coach Tom Murphy’s women closed with a flourish, however, by winning three of their last four matches. They finished a respectable fourth at the MAIAW swimming and diving cham- pionships, and broke eight school records during the competi- tion. Dependable veterans Tricia Merkert, Shelley Cosgrove, Peg- gy Fonshell, Barb Bagliani, Dawn Buttion, and Julie McGann helped form the nucleus of the team. Freshman Gina DeStefano was sensational, setting 22 school records by herself and 7 more as a part of relay teams. She is already sixth on the all-time scoring list for Loyola. Seniors Tricia Merkert and Ellen O’Connor are the only team members lost to graduation, so women’s swimming at Loyola bears watching in the future. 122 Women’s Swimming if il Wrestling Team Roster Gregg Bell Mark Filipe Jim Garland Herb Geary Joe Graziano Joe Hamel Mike Harrison Rich Kotlowski Ken Porro Dan Szparaga John Tartal Head Coach — Michael Jordan Head Trainer — LeRoy Brandimore Student Trainer — Derrick Manka Manager — Sherry Gordon Record 3-15 Opponent W L Score American University L 0-57 Haverford L 22-30 George Washington L 0-54 Rutgers-Camden L 0-56 Johns Hopkins L 18-33 Western Maryland L 12-45 York College L 9-42 LaSalle W 39-12 Gettysburg L 6-47 Longwood L 3-42 Lynchburg L 8-32 Davidson L 12-28 Washington and Lee L 3-47 Hampden- Sydney W 25-09 Maryland-Eastern Shore W 16-12 Delaware State L 0-59 Liberty Baptist L 0-52 George Mason L 0-60 124 Wrestling hr An abundance of injuries and a lack of able bodies are the twin curses that seem to haunt Loyola’s Wrestling team every year. For the 1 982-83 season, the injury jinx again struck third-year coach Mike Jordan ' s squad, but the Grey- hounds still managed to squeeze out two more victories than they did the previous season. Jordan’s grapplers won all of their matches within a two week span and finished the season with a 3-16 record. The Greyhounds started the season with eleven wrestlers, but injuries or other problems had whittled the squad down to six by season ' s end. Even with the manpower shortage, the team was able to defeat LaSalle, Hampden- Sydney, and Maryland-Eastern Shore. Team MVP, John Tartal, the only senior on the squad, compiled a respectable record in the tough 1 18 pound class. Juniors Gregg Bell and Jim Garland, along with sophomore Mike Harri- son, joined Tartal as the mainstays of the squad. If the Greyhounds can avoid injuries and recruit enough people to fill the squad, perhaps the team will fare better next season. Wrestling 125 Team Roster Tom Barnaba Neal Barthelme Jeff Bozel Moe Bozel John Bullington Joe Burns Tony Crawford Matt Darby Frank Edwards Chris Gaeng Tony Gallo Ben Hagberg Pat Lamon Calvin Lauf Michael Madsen Tom McNamara Trip McShane Buzz Miller Barry Missett Dwight Mules Ken Murphy Tom Singleton Jeff Stern Ross Taylor Joe Valletta Assistant Coach — Jim Guidera Assistant Coach — David Huntley Assistant Coach — Fran Smythe Assistant Coach — Steve Wey Head Coach — Dave Cottle Opponent Syracuse Penn Air Force New Hampshire Bucknell Washington College Georgetown Towson State William and Mary Penn State U.M.B.C. Drexel Baltimore Virginia Record 5-9 W L L L W L W L W L L W L W L L Men’s Lacrosse 126 Men’s Lacrosse 128 Men’s Lacrosse Under new head coach Dave Cottle, Loyola’s 1982-83 Men’s Lacrosse team faced another difficult schedule in its second year of N.C.A.A. Division I competition, often facing teams it could not compete with in talent or physical size. But the Greyhounds proved throughout the season that they gave away nothing to any team in hustle, per- sistence, and heart. True, numbers can tell much about a team, and on paper, Loyola’s season record of 5-9 does not seem impressive. However, numbers usually fail to pick up the intangibles, and it is those qualities that don’t show up in the statistics that made this club better than what the record indicates. It doesn’t take much imagination to see that with a little luck at the end of several close games, the Greyhounds would be a 9-5 team. But, four losses came by a total of seven goals, and Loy- ola was never able to put together back- to-back victories. It was a season of frus- tration, but one that at the same time provided hope for the future. Loyola opened its season by losing to eventual national champion Syracuse 18-6. The team’s first victory came over Air Force in the first round of the Loyola Invitational, but the Greyhounds lost in the final to New Hampshire in a driving rain. Impressive wins over Bucknell and Georgetown, plus a thrilling overtime win at Penn State, were the high points of the season. But, Loyola was seemingly jinxed in the late going, suffering one- goal losses to William and Mary and Baltimore, in addition to dropping close games against area rivals U.M.B.C. and Towson State. The team ' s final game, a 24-13 loss to national power Virginia, was in many ways characteristic of the season, as Loyola went all out against a bigger, more talented team, only to make a small dent in the final stats. Senior Neal Barthelme, the team MVP, led the club in assists (31) and total points (52). Sophomore Trip McShane led all Greyhounds with 34 goals, and freshman Pat Lamon was sec- ond with 25 tallies. The team loses six seniors, including Neal Barthelme, Jeff Stern, Ben Hag- berg, Tom McNamara, Joe Valletta, and Moe Bozel, but 17 of the 19 return- ees are freshman and sophomores. This solid nucleus looks like a good bet to turn some of those close losses into victories. Men’s Lacrosse 129 Women’s Lacrosse Front Row: Sue Russell, Margie Colandreo, Alyson Judge, Mary Kaye Gries, Georgia Nastos, Janet Eisenhut, Joan Brault, Marie Dachille, Sarah Perilla. Second Row: Amy Neubauer, Rita Ciletti, Teddi Willis, Janet Simonetti, Meg Gunther, Diane Whiteley, Lisa Gardill, Diane Geppi, Leigh Kotowski, Kim Halanych. Back Row: Mary Polvinale, Sandy Lanahan, Julie Lind, Patrice Baron, Jennifer Ferra, Missy Lightner, Karen Burke, Peggy Stromberg, Christine Shegora, Beth Perry, Theresa Saumell, Karen Flemler, Clare O’Neill, Joan Sullivan, Anne McCloskey. Record 7-4-2 Opponent W L Score Hofstra W 25-3 West Chester State w 11-6 U.M.B.C. w 23-5 Towson State w 19-6 William and Mary T 9-9 Virginia T 8-8 James Madison W 15-10 Richmond W 12-1 1 Delaware L 6-15 Lehigh W 8-7 Lafayette L 9-10 Maryland L 4-7 Penn L 5-9 130 Women’s Lacrosse Women’s Lacrosse 131 132 Women’s Lacrosse Moving up to Division I of the N.C.A.A. in women’s lacrosse didn’t seem to bother Loyola ' s team one bit. If anything, coach Anne McCloskey’s squad warmed to the challenge posting a 7- 4-2 mark and landing a berth in the N.C.A.A. championship tournament. Despite an early season dotted with postponements because of poor weather, the women kept stride as they remained undefeat- ed through the first eight games. Highlights included lopsided wins over Hofstra, U.M.B.C., and Towson State, a come-from- behind victory over James Madison, and a 12-11 squeaker over Richmond. Entering the tougher part of the schedule, the Grey- hounds were beaten by Delaware, upset by Lafayette, and edged by Maryland. In the N.C.A.A.’s the Greyhounds could not recover from poor shooting luck in the first half and were ousted 9-5 by Penn. Janet Eisenhut, team MVP, led Loyola in goals (47), assists (14), and points (61). Lisa Gardill, Diane Whiteley, and Missy Lightner were also bona fide offensive threats. In goal, Diane Geppi’s .749 percentage was impressive. Janet Eisenhut, Lisa Gardill, Diane Whiteley, Mary Kaye Gries, Georgia Nastos, and Meg Gunther will be lost to graduation, b ut the team, dominated by freshmen and sophomores, should pick up where it left off. And that’s a pretty fair starting point. Women’s Lacrosse 133 Men’s Tennis Team Roster Jimmy Brown Scott Burgess Joe Edwards John Ghiardi Peter Griffiths Head Coach Bob Hauver Chris Hodge Doug Kyu Lee Joe Molino Rusty Phelps — Rick McClure Record 6-9 Opponent W L Score Towson State L 1-8 Howard L 0-9 Colgate L 0-9 Johns Hopkins L 2-7 Mount St. Mary ' s L 3-6 Drew L 0-9 Catholic University W 7-2 St. Mary’s W 7-2 Georgetown L 0-9 U.M.B.C. W 6-3 District of Columbia W 8-1 Johns Hopkins L 2-7 York W 8-1 Salisbury State L 4-5 U.M.B.C. W 7-2 134 Men’s Tennis It took a while for Loyola’s 1982-83 Men’s Tennis team to get rolling, but when it did, the wait was worth it. For coach Rick McClure and his team, it was like playing two separate seasons. The first season was not a memorable one for the Greyhounds, who lost their first six matches. After vacation, however, it was a different Loyola team playing. The post-Easter Greyhounds went 6-3 and wound up with a final record of 6- 9. Playing home matches at Perring Raquet Club until courts are con- structed on campus, the team finally broke into the win column with a 7- 2 victory over Catholic University, the first win in a streak that saw the Greyhounds take four of five matches. Other victories came against St. Mary’s, U.D.C., York College, and U.M.B.C. twice. The only senior on the squad was number two singles player Bob Hauver, who was chosen as the team’s MVP. While Hauver will be missed, junior John Ghiardi and sophomore Peter Griffiths head a strong list of returnees that should help the team continue to improve. Men’s Tennis 1 35 Team Roster Golf Mike Eichhorn Vince Ferretti John Finnegan Brian Fitzgerald Scott King Ray McAndrews Paul Moran Tim Morris Paul Pettingill Tom Sacker Ray Tomasic John Wilhide Head Coach — Dr. Michael Ventura Record 6-3 Opponent ' W L Score Georgetown W 428-445 Towson State L 424-397 Catholic University W 408-421 Western Maryland W 402-424 Mount St. Mary’s W 402-415 York College L 419-397 Baltimore L 419-406 Johns Hopkins W 406-460 Maryland-Eastern Shore W Forfiet Loyola’s Golf team is the only varsity sport that does not, for obvious reasons, play any of its matches on campus. So, perhaps the visibility of the golfers is not as great as teams that play on the Astroturf or in the Student Center. But, it has not affected the performance of coach Mike Ventur a’s squad, which com- pleted another fine season with a 6-3 record. The Greyhounds began the season with a 17-stroke victory over Georgetown, followed by a defeat by Towson State. Then, going on the road for one of only two away matches, Loyola defeated Catholic University to start a three match winning streak, which included wins over Western Maryland and Mount St. Mary’s. Defeats by York and Baltimore were answered with victories over Johns Hopkins and Maryland-Eastern Shore. Seniors Paul Moran, Tim Morris, and John Finnegan will be tough to replace, but junior Brian Fitzgerald, the team’s MVP will anchor the returnees. 136 Golf Golf 137 138 Athletic Awards Outstanding Athlete Award Winners Thomas Rafferty Soccer Jack Guilfoyle Cross Country Laura Stascavage Volleyball Mary Pat Osborne Field Hockey Letitia Mossman Women’s Tennis George Hebner Men’s Swimming Gina DeStefano Women’s Swimming Peggy Kettles Women’s Basketball Steve Malecki Men’s Basketball John Tartal Wrestling Diane Geppi Women’s Lacrosse Neal Barthelme Men’s Lacrosse Bob Hauver Men’s Tennis Brian Fitzgerald Golf Intramurals The Intramural Program flourished at Loyola during the 1982-83 school year. Under the direction of Assistant Athletic Director Anne McCloskey the program attracted a record number of participants, which was probably in- duced by better organization, sensible scheduling, and greater attention to playing by the rules. Several changes were made to accomodate students. One was the creation of a commuter league in sof tball, with games scheduled during the day for commuters ' con- venience. Another was the creation of a playoff system designed to avoid the necessity of endless tie-breaking playoff games, as in past years. Perhaps the biggest hit of all with the students was the scheduling of the intramural football championship game on a Wednesday night under the Astroturf lights, an event that attracted perhaps a record crowd! Softball was the most popular sport, and football, basketball (two seasons), soccer, and volleyball all enjoyed high participation rates. Intramurals 141 All the things I really like to do are either illegal, immoral or fattening. Woollcott Mass of the Holy Spirit Fr. Sellinger concelebrated the Mass with most of the Jesuit community. Fr. Proterra and Fr. Sellinger receive the gifts. On September 9, Loyola ' s students, faculty, and administration joined together to celebrate the Mass of the Holy Spirit in the Alumni Memorial Chapel. Fr. Sellinger was the main celebrant, and several of the other members of the Jesuit community assisted. The Mass represented the union of the Loyola College community with the fellowship of Christian brother- hood. The community prayed for wisdom and guidance for the new aca- demic year. 144 Mass of the Holy Spirit Fr. Proterra read the Gospel. The Loyola community comes to communion. Mass of the Holy Spirit 1 45 Orientation This year’s incoming freshmen received the heartiest of welcomes from Loyola’s upperclass- men. For four days, the 625 members of the class of ’86 were escorted by 72 members of the orien- tation staff dressed in blue and green polo shirts. The program was under the direction of Fr. Denis Moran, S.J., Dean of Student Development, and Mike Avia, A.S.L.C. V.P. of Social Affairs. Ori- entation began Saturday, August 28, with a pre- sentation for parents of commuter students. Resi- dents were moved into their rooms Sunday, and that evening, a pizza party was held for both freshman residents and commuters. While resi- dents attended meetings on dorm life, commuters attended meetings on topics such as the parking situation. Throughout the four days of orientation, stu- dents were entertained by mixers, picnics, and a trip to the Inner Harbor. An Activities and Ser- vices Fair was held Tuesday in Millbrook Gar- dens to encourage incoming freshmen to get in- volved in extracurricular activities. Thanks to the efforts of the orientation staff, the class of ’86 felt right at home when classes began on Wednesday. An elegant repast 146 Orientation Orientation 147 Art Exhibition Loyola College once again embodied its fine arts tradition during the 17th Annual Art Exhibition on Sunday, Sep- tember 19. Talented area artists dis- played their sculptures, paintings and drawings while discussing aesthetics with their viewers. Full of inspiration and beauty, the show promoted cultural talent in the community, continuing the fine Jesuit liberal arts tradition. Well, it certainly looks like art Oktoberfest tow ' German folk dancers gave the event an authentic air Students romped and stomped, slided and glided to the sounds of “Bairisch and Steirisch at the October 14 Oktoberfest. They helped to carry on the old German tradi- tion nourished on beer, knock- wurst and sauerkraut. Al- though there were no hay sacks to gain a short respite, or wait- resses toting scores of steins, the event again sounded a thanks for the gifts of happiness and friends. Oktoberfest 1 49 Toga Party On Friday, September 10, students were “stepping out” Roman-style at this year ' s Toga Party that was co- sponsored by the Junior class and the Latin Society. Stu- dents who arrived donned in togas and wreaths were ad- mitted for half price, and all who attended rocked the night away to the music of “Arch Rival.” mm aw 11 mhi A jL “Toga! Toga! 1 50 Toga Party Monster Bash • .i ' K. ■ m How would you like a big kiss? This year’s Monster Bash, spon- sored by the Commuter Students’ Association, was certainly a grave- yard smash! On Friday, October 29, Loyola’s ghouls and goblins drank plenty of “bewitching brew” and rocked to the “spirited” sounds of “Victim.” Among the events of the evening was the an- nual costume contest. First prize went to a group of five Hershey kisses; second prize went to a ghastly witch and skeleton duo; and last but not least, third prize was awarded to a tube of Crest toothpasth and her toothbrush sidekick. Who is that behind those Foster Grants? Monster Bash 1 5 1 Hound Day officially began at midnight on Friday, October 1. For 24 hours, first-year residents submitted to the whim of their mas- ters who showed no mercy in displaying their helpless hounds. Saturday at 6:15 in Jenkins Forum, the hounds of 1982 performed their traditional skits for their proud masters. First prize was awarded to the “Von Hound Family Singers,” who performed their rendition of “So Long, Farewell;” second prize was award- ed to the hounds who performed a sing-a-long rhyme, “Just Smurfing By;” and finally, third prize was awarded to the “Big Fig.” In the usual Hound Day spirit, residents threw par- ties throughout the weekend. To conclude this RAC sponsored weekend, the Tri-Beta Club sponsored the Hound Day mixer featuring the popular band “Mars.” Hound Day , , ; 1 ' 1 t tlWf f si Ralph Nader On November 18, consumer ac- tivist Ralph Nader paid a visit to Loyola students and faculty. Ad- dressing the students, Mr. Nader stressed the fact that college edu- cation and experience will help to develop skills that will be impor- tant in becoming active citizens. After his lecture, Mr. Nader invit- ed students to participate in a question and answer period. Ralph Nader addresses Loyola students and faculty. Ralph Nader 153 Homecoming This year’s Homecoming, celebrated on October 23, led students of the past and present on a majestic and sentimental journey. The queen, Tricia Burke, along with her court, Sue Simpson, Carolyn Griffin, Colleen Ryan, and Christine Shegora, provided the beauty, while the “Majesties” and “Sentimental Journey” pro- vided the music. The combina- tion of these two elements led to the smashing success of Home- coming, and blessed us with fond memories. The 1982 Homecoming Queen and her court. 1 54 Homecoming Loyola ' s Chimes were in excellent form. Homecoming 155 Dance Marathon November 5th marked the date of the annual Dance Mara- thon and Mixer sponsored by the S.C.E.C. At noon, 22 Loy- ola couples hit the dance floor of the Student Center, prepared to “dance the night away” until midnight. Though aching mus- cles and sore feet were often felt, these enduring couples raised money for “A Place For Us, Ltd.,” a boys’ home in Bal- timore City. Marathon dancers solicit donations from the student body. “I ' m not real sure about you.” Set Up Your Friend Dance The RAC sponsored Set Up Your Friend Dance was held on Friday, November 19, from 9 to 1 in the cafeteria. Music was provided by “Lucifer.” The females of Loyola had the opportunity to set their friends up for the evening for this traditionally well-attended event. But, watch out, the guys will have their chance in the spring! O.K., whoever downs their drink first gets whatever’s in the pocketbook Set Up Your Friend Dance 157 “Play it again, Sam” Boy, I hope I get some more scenes like this! ' This kid isn’t going anywhere. He scares too easy! ' Play it again, Sam” 159 Bogey gives a little advice. “Now that hurts’ ' Close your eyes and make a wish . . . 160 “Play it again, Sam” James E. Dockery Director The Cast Production Staff Allen Felix Nancy Bogey Dick Christie Linda Christie Sharon and Sharon Lake Gina Vanessa Go-Go Girl Intellectual Girl Barbara Ushers Richard Ciattei Angela Proto Robert McCord Chris Garretson- Butt Maura Crowely Tracey Post Angela Kufera Elena Plante Traci Theobald Megan Arthur Nancy Yoash Maria Daebrille Beth Gordon Tom Lodge Barbara Lynch Gerry Solloway lllene Wolf Traci Theobald Set Designer Sound Designer Master Carpenter Lighting Designer Make-up Consultant Costume Mistress Props Mistress Jeffrey Dennstaedt Michael DeVito Lloyd Allen Jeffrey Dennstaedt John Catenaci Elena Plante Angela Kufera Set Construction Michael Avia Grace Akiyama John Bowman Tracie Burns John Catenaci Mary Louise Fitzsimmons Thomas Kim Danielle Welch Janie Wilson Lighting Technicians Michael Avia and Thomas Kim Keyboard Musician Michael DeVito Play it again, Sam” 161 Christmas Dance 162 Christmas Dance And then he went for the throat Palm trees, fountains, and Christmas decorations set the at- mosphere on Saturday, December 10, for the annual A.S.L.C. sponsored Christmas Dance. This year the dance was held in the majestic downtown Baltimore Hilton, and featuring music by the band “41 East.” The evening, featuring a buffet dinner and open bar, provided students with a perfect opportunity to enjoy themselves before they began to prepare for final exams. Christmas Dance 163 164 Student Life Student Life 165 4 % ■ M SM r i jj KJr : ' Jr % I Vgsltllpv . WrUO H iiiiilY i � 168 Student Life 7 Student Life 169 MOTHF RATESKTi , ' NIC akc ' - v . ' . ; Wo or retuow ' ii . ■ . • ■ . . . ' Members with valid LO. caret no. ; iw . guest. Sponsor and guest must sign log All persons must show proof of legal dnnkirn; age to purchase alcoholic beverages. •Last call for beverages will be one £hour before closing. Monday Thursday 11 am - 12 am TtiesdayWednesday 11am 11 : 30pm Friday 11am 12 : 30am Saturday 6pm t230am Sunday Closed Student Life 171 172 Student Life Student Life 173 174 Student Life Student Life 175 1 76 Student Life V Student Life 177 Mr. Ralph DeChiaro breaks ground for the new Dechiaro Student Center. Ground breaking ceremonies for Loyola’s new DeChiaro Student Center were held on October 23, 1 982. The mul- timillion dollar center is named after Ralph A. DeChiaro, a member of the College ' s Board of Trustees, and a long time friend of Father Sellinger. Mr. Ralph DeChiaro, Father Sellinger, Mr. George McManus (Chairman of the Ev- ergreen Fund), and Mr. Bernie Salty- siak (Reitz Arena Chairman) all took turns with the spade to mark the official commencement of construction on the new building. The road to success is always under construction. 178 Ground Breaking t III I r-tJliiAA l a.. ,f l 1} ‘ fifiMBSaS® l. Wmm M«Md£4 V % rawr t , 4, ' ..‘I %.X VlXt fy m, «§ §2 s s $ yMmMs � %£ “Wild” Kevin Wildes takes a bath for charity. Student Life 179 A wildly enthusiastic crowd watches a swim meet. In true community spirit two McAuley residents attempt to pummel each other with snow. You know I love your hair! toom XD 3 i -sttcK b RypILfift-E |r f tr«fWX- 5 OOy 1 Sfuc Kr f l )DL X uednr 0 ' ia c tuden An Orientation Staff member tries to smile through a long day ol questions. Student Life 181 182 Student Life Student Life 183 Cooling off with a watermelon. Studying is the only thing worth doing in the cafeteria. A student thinking about studying. I Hfcsafcw [ am w For some people Donkey Kong is a way of life. 186 Student Life Student Life 187 v $150 for books and they put them in a self-destructing bag! 190 Student Life Student Life 191 Student Life 193 I just love a man in a tux!” Private Lives “CHEERS!” James E. Dockery Director The Cast Production Staff Sibyl Chase Elyot Chase Victor Prynne Amanda Prynne Louise Keyboard Musician Annette Mooney Patrick Martyn David Flury Kimberley Lynne Angela Kufera Tim Delaney Stage Manager Technical Director Set and Lighting Designer Lighting Technician Costume Mistress and Make-up Consultant Set Construction and Running Crew: Chris Bagley Richard Ciat tei Maura Crawley Dan Dustin Chris Garretson-Butt Greg Goetzel David Jones Thanos Kanellakos Tom Klapka Donna Lettow Marion Malinowski Tom Meiman Diana Meushaw Susanne Nolan Maureen O ' Brien William Ravekes Phil Rink Greg Rodowsky Sharon Starliper Tim Delaney Sandor Biro Jeffrey Dennstaedt Chris Bagley Traci Theobald Private Lives 195 A superb performance by Phyllis Henderson-Jones. Bev Serio as Fraulein Schneider and Dr. Hans Mair as Herr Schultz. 196 Cabaret Hello! This is table four. The spot for fun! Cabaret 197 My dear, I think something has come between us! ' 198 Cabaret Denis P. Moran, S.J. Director Master of Ceremonies Clifford Bradshaw Ernst Ludwig Customs Officer Fraulein Schneider Fraulein Kost Herr Schultz Telephone Girl Sally Bowles Two Ladies Taxi Driver Max German Sailors Kit Kat Girls Kit Kat Waiters Chorus Mike DeVito Patrick Martyn Todd Starkey Tom Rouse Beverly Serio Karen Besok Hans Mair Maura Crowley Phyllis Henderson- Jones Maggie Hathaway, Maureen Madey Randy Piccoli, Kevin Denney Brett Orsini, Tim Gallagher, Dan De- venny Karin Bereson, Maura Crowley, Allison Walker, Maggie Hathaway, Maureen Madey, Mary Reinhardt Tim Delaney, Scott Drew, John Yannone, Tim Gallagher Brett Orsini, Dan Dustin, Dan De- venny, Mary Reinhardt, Melanie Hammond, Tracey Post, Randy Piccoli, Justine Allen, Lisa Mays Asst. Director Stage Mgr Musical Director Choreographer Asst. Stage Manager Properties Manager Lighting Technician Set Design Technical Director Stage Crew Customes. Orchestra Kimberley Lynne Betsie Devenny Rowena Tayag Carolyne Kasprzak Tom Rouse Mike Avia Sandor Biro Tom Meiman Phil Rink, Bob Lohmeyer, Gian- carlo Ghiardi, Maureen O ' Brien, Sharon Starliper, Elena Plante Denise Kurec, Me- lanie Hammond Betsie Devenny Beth Gutberlet Mike Koesters Bill Levasseur Tom McCurley Tim Stang Christine Walters Chuck Wenger Brad Woodward Cabaret 199 St. Patty’s Day Thirst Party March 10 was a night of drinking and toasting and toe-to-toe dancing, quaintly known as jigging, all in ac- cordance with the Irish tradition. Al- though the beer was not green, lads and lasses were decked in kelly, and flocks frolicked to the tunes of the “Rye Whiskey Band.” Friends wished each other best of luck in fu- ture years and hoped for masterful memories in remembering the events of Loyola College night life. Student Life 201 A.S.L.C. Elections On March 9, the entire student body was invited out to the polls to participate in select- ing their representatives for the upcoming year. Supervised by commissioner Terri Hobbs, this year’s elections were competitive and exciting. The Evergreen staff congratu- lates all of the winners, especially: Tim Mur- phy — A.S.L.C. President for a second term, Dora Bankins — V.P. of Academic Affairs, Michael Avia — V.P. of Student Affairs, and Ted Miles — V. P. of Social Affairs. “This is the apathy lever. If you don’t feel like pulling the others you can use this one.” A.S.L.C. Zinger On May 2, the Associated Students of Loyola College held the annual “Zinger” to roast the past and present officers of the student government. Tim Madey and John Kurowski lead the party as the masters of ceremonies. Everyone enjoyed the good natured ribbing and festivities held in the Andrew White Club. A.S.L.C. Zinger 203 Maryland Day, the annual spring ceremony at Loyola that commemorates the 1634 founding of the Maryland Colony, was held on Friday, March 25th. Highlights of the celebration in- cluded the presentation of Andrew White Medals, Alumni Lau- reate Awards, Who’s Who certificates, and of course, the Teacher of the Year Award. Employee service awards were presented to 22 dedicated employees. The keynote address was delivered by the Most Reverend P. Francis Murphy, Western Vicar of the Archdiocese of Baltimore. The Andrew White Medal is named after the first Jesuit priest to offer Mass with the settlers after landing in Maryland, the Reverend Andrew White, S.J. The recipients of this coveted award were chosen on the basis of outstanding service to their community. Henry S. Clark, R.P. Harriss, Carolyn Manuczak, and the Most Reverend P. Francis Murphy were honored during this 23rd Maryland Day celebration. The Alumni Laureate Awards, given in appreciation to those displaying superior devotion to the best interests of their profes- sion and community, were received by Charles H. Dorsey, Jr. and James St. L. O ' Toole. Thirty-seven undergraduate students, selected on the basis of academic achievement, service to the college and community, and on the promise of future achievement and leadership, re- Maryland Day The closing procession at the Maryland Day Ceremony. Andrew White Medal Recipient and Keynote Speaker Bishop P. Francis Murphy. ceived recognition for inclusion in “Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges.” The Distinguished Teacher of the Year Award is presented to a facul- ty member whose teaching activities are characterized by a high degree of professionalism and overall excellence. The first award was presented in 1972. The 1983 Distinguished Teacher of the Year Award was pre- sented to Dr. Carol N. Abromaitis of the Department of English, Fine Arts and Writing. Maryland Day 205 President’s Ball On March 25, Loyola held its annual Presi- dent’s Inaugural Ball, co-sponsored by the A.S.L.C. and R.O.T.C., in the Grand Ball- room of Martin’s West. The agenda for the evening included cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, dinner, open bar, and dancing throughout the evening. The big band music provided by the “Walter Salb Orch estra” set the mood for the evening and gave students a taste of the good old days of Tommy Dorsey and Benny Good- man. President’s Ball 207 Beach Party Mike “Hawaiian” Hollis escorts a pair of beach bunnies to paradise. Winner of the 1983 Sexiest Beach Bum on Campus Award, Doug Hamilton Although students were back in classes to finish up the 1982-83 year, on April 15, it was spring break all over again at Loyola. The Commuter Stu- dents Association threw their annual Beach Party Bash, and everyone arrived in their “beachiest” clothes. Contests were held to find Loyola’s “beachiest” guy and gal, and everyone rocked to the sounds of the Top-40 band, “Deutz.” The only things missing were the sand and surf. 208 Beach Party Sadie Hawkins April 30 marked the date of the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance sponsored by the senior class. On this night, Loyola girls dared to take that special guy out for a night of fun, and they even picked up the tab! The evening included drinks, hors d’oeuvres, and dancing to the sounds of “Fast Break.” Sadie Hawkins 209 Junior Prom On May 1 3, the Class of ’84 held their Junior Prom in the Grand Ballroom of Martin’s West. Under the leadership of class president, Doug Wolf, Loyola ju- niors came together to celebrate three memorable years at Loyola. 210 Junior Prom Junior Prom 21 1 Junior Prom 213 gfej Preakness On May 2 1 , Loyola students were off and partying in the rain at Pimlico. The rain turned Camp Loyola into a mud bath, but it failed to dampen the party spirit. Some students even found time to watch Deputed Tes- timony, ridden by Baltimore’s own Donny Miller, pull out an exciting victory in the Preakness. Hopefully, next year’s Preakness will maintain the same good spir- it under somewhat drier circumstances. 214 Preakness Preakness 21 5 Friends depart, and memory takes them To her caverns, pure and deep. Bayly i THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON December 14, 1982 Dear Graduates: I extend to you, the newest alumni of Loyola College, my warm congratulations I Your valued degree attests to the fact that you have completed the demanding intellectual challenges set before you by a distinguished American college. You have demonstrated your abilities in a wide range of academic disciplines. You have reaped a rich inheritance prepared for you by the saints and sages, the artists and scientists of all nations and peoples, through all preceding ages. If you have learned any- thing, it is that there is much more to learn, and much more to do in the world. Along with that rich legacy you take with you goes a great responsibility to do your part in making America and the world a better place because you have lived in it. You will face difficulties, obstacles, and disappointments along the way. But nothing worth achieving was ever easy. 2 As you move in new directions, you should never forget the hopes that rest on you and the sacri- fices others have made so that you can succeed. Use your skills and your talents creatively and generously so that you can pass on an even richer legacy to those who will follow you. The American Dream is that you are free to dream great dreams and to work to make those dreams come true. Again, congratulations! And God bless you! Sincerely, Members of the Class of 1983 Loyola College 4501 North Charles Street Baltimore, Maryland 21210 Finally, my brothers, your thoughts should be wholly directed to all that is true, all that deserves respect, all that is honest, pure, admirable, decent, virtuous, or worthy of praise. Live ac- cording to what you have learned and accepted, what you have heard me say and seen me do. Then will tbe God of peace be with you. Philippians Catholic Center 320 Cathedral Street Baltimore, Maryland 21201 ( 301 ) 547-5439 Office of the Archbishop May 24, 1983 My dear Friends, I am happy to send greetings and good wishes to the members of the Class of 1983 of Loyola College. My congratulations to each of you as you complete your studies at Loyola here in Bal- timore. -At this time, I am sure you feel a great sense of ac- complishment and joy at the completion of your degree program. -At the same time, you are probably looking forward, perhaps with some anxiety, to the next step in your development and career. With the fine background that you have received at Loyola, I pray that each of you will assume challenging positions in the community and use your education and personal talents both for the develop- ment of your own career and for the common good of the local civic, business, social and religious communities. With best wishes, I am Sincerely yours in Christ, -Archbishop of Baltimore Sylvia Acevedo English Spanish Andrew Aitken Biology Grace Akiyama Business Administration Jose Albornoz Mathematics Twana Alexander Psychology Maria Ann Aquilano Richard G. Arnold Spanish Business Administration Megan Arthur English Crystal Avery Accounting Ann Baer Medical Technology 222 Seniors Patricia M. Baldwin Kelly A. Balek Judi Balon Business Administration Psychology Accounting Stephen J. Banick, Jr. Sally Barnhardt Neal Barthelme Business Administration Business Administration Computer Science Seniors 223 David Berman Matthew Bickley Claire J. Bigley Carolyn Binko Susan C. Bitzel Accounting Physics Elementry Education Speech Pathology Medical Technology Maria J. Blackwell Carole Ann Bojarski Brenda Bonuccelli Nicolle Borys John R. Bove, II Engineering Science Philosophy Speech Pathology Medical Technology Business Administration Political Science 224 Seniors Andrew Bowden English Carol Ann Boyle Business Administration Charles E. Brodsky Political Science David Bridge Mathematics Computer Science Laurie A. Brown Richard A. Brown Business Administration Computer Science Robert Brown Michele L. Buccheri Diane Bulger Accounting Accounting Chemistry Nancy L. Bunker Biology Patricia Burke English Fine Arts Mary Burns Mathematics James Bush Dennis C. Byrne Chemistry Political Science Seniors 225 Martin Cadogan Maya V. Calbazana William J. Callis, Jr. Timothy Callow Arleen J. Campo History Speech Pathology Accounting Business Administration Business Administration John Campo Robert J. Cannon Robin Carmichael Cheryl A. Carrico Anne E. Carroll Computer Science Business Administration Creative Writing Accounting Business Administration 226 Seniors Patrice M. Caslin Business Administration Andree Rose Catalfamo Communication Arts English Michael Cerwonka Political Science James Chanoski English Fine Arts Sylvia M. Chester Biology Paul Chiamulera Andrew Thomas Cirko Paul Colegrove James Cook, Jr. Stephen D. Cook Political Science Computer Science Sociology Economics Business Administration Business Administration Seniors 227 Philomena M. Corasaniti Raul Cordova Teresa Ann Costanza Ann T. Creamer Denise Creighton History History Business Administration Pyschology Business Administration Carolyn Rose Crone Pyschology Glenda Cuevas Phillip J. Culotta Business Administration Business Administration Jane Curley Economics Alice Curran Accounting 228 Seniors Jeffrey Custer Philip E. Cvach, II Georgette D ' Anci Katherine Dannenfelser Diane C. Darrah Accounting Accounting Political Science Accounting Business Administration Sandra Dashiell Computer Science Kathryn Jane Daub Accounting James C. Davis Business Administration James E. Davis, Jr. Political Science Susan M. Davison Accounting Jeffrey Deffinbaugh Business Administration Amy Del Giorno Computer Science Seniors 229 John G. Della Vecchia, Jr. Accounting Katherine Denhard Elementary Education Samuel Densler Computer Science Carmel A. DeWaal Robert Diana Interdisciplinary Business Administration Cynthia DiBattista Medical Technology 230 Seniors Jeffrey Dickerson Daniel A. Dickey Gilbert DiGioia Business Administration Accounting Business Administration Christopher E. Dimaio John Dittman, III Thomas J. Dolan, Jr. Political Science Engineering Science Business Administration Seniors 231 Nancy Doyle Accounting Stephen Drake Accounting Linda Dreisch Accounting George Scott Drew Biology Robert L. Dubeau History Patrick J. Duffy, Jr. Carmen Duran Business Administration English Fine Arts John Joseph Dyer, IV Burland East Accounting Business Administration Janet Eisenhut English Bill Eitze Accounting 232 Seniors Debra Elkins James C. Ellis Peter J. Engler Sociology Accounting Business Administration Steven Epstein Paul f. Evelius Maria Teresa Everhart Interdisciplinary Accounting Philosophy Medical Technology Philosophy Terry Favilla Julia Feeney Kathleen M. Finamore Accounting Elementary Education Spanish John Finnegan Kayleen Lutts Fischer Business Administration Speech Pathology Thomas Fitzgerald Accounting Seniors 233 Mary Louise Fitzsimmons Computer Science Gregory Flach Business Administration Shawn E. Flattery Business Administration William Flax Fine Arts Andrew Fletcher Business Administration 234 Seniors Paul Freed, Jr. History Mark Furman Michael Fusting Business Administration Accounting Scott David Gaboury Sociology Todd R. Gaboury Political Science Seniors 235 Laura Giger Psychology John Goode Accounting Business Administration Janet C. Giunta Accounting Business Administration June Clare Gorman Sociology 236 Seniors Mariana Goytisolo Arthur P. Grandizio Laurel J. Granville Speech Pathology Engineering Science Business Administration Computer Science Wayne P. Green Accounting Mary Kaye Gries Business Administration Andrea Griffin Business Administration Charles I. Griffith, Jr. Eileen T. Grumbine Joann Guidera Business Administration Spanish Political Science Mary Ellen Gunther Melanie Hammond Sunghee S. Han Elementary Education History Political Science Seniors 237 Thomas R. Hanlon Philip Hanna Business Administration Chemistry Biology Christine M. Hanson Joan Hargadon English Theology Vincent Harris William Hartman Computer Science Business Administration Accounting Albert E. Haspert, Jr. Robert Hauver Eileen T. Hayes Thomas Haynie Craig Hayward Business Administration Business Administration Business Administration Elementary Education Business Administration 238 Seniors George Hebner Business Administration Maureen Flynn Fleenan Elementary Education Jennifer Hegarty Accounting Eric Heilman Computer Science Lori A. Heiman Accounting Elizabeth Henry Accounting Michael Herder Psychology Lori Herlth Business Administration Raymond Herr Business Administration Diane Herrmann Sociology Seniors 239 Wanda Hilton Business Administration Robin Hoesch Sociology Michael Hollis Political Science Tom Hooe Psychology Kathleen Horan Elementary Education Jonathan Hoyt Mathematics Sharon Huber Computer Science Anne Hudson Business Administration Michael Huemmer Business Administration John P. Hughes, Jr. Engineering Science 240 Seniors Anthony lacoboni Thomas Iacoboni Business Administration Business Administration Rosalind Jackson Biology Ronnie James Physics Engineering Science Barbara Jeffries Accounting Laine Jenkins Biology Mary E. Johnson Psychology James Jones Business Administration Karen Jones Accounting Business Administration Steven Jozwiak Janine Judd Allan Kalbarczyk Stephen Kappel Peter Paul Kaputsos Accounting Accounting Accounting History Business Administration Seniors 241 Douglas Kellermann Business Administration Francis D. Kemp, Jr. Computer Science Mathematics Anne Kennedy Business Administration James C. Kinser, Jr. Business Administration Timothy Kogler Elizabeth Kominsky Thomas Kovell Kimberly A. Krause Mathematics Computer Science Accounting Accounting Stephen Kaufhold Business Administration Kathleen Keeney English Cecilia M. Knauer Elementary Education Paul F. Krebs Biology 242 Seniors Stephen Kroll Accounting Mary Christine Kunkel John Kurowski Elementary Education Business Administration Denise Kuruc English Fine Arts Robert Kuzyk Accounting Mary Lafferty Medical Technology Robin Lake English Media Taryn Lamdin Accounting Seniors 243 Joseph Lamm Michael Lancaster Accounting Accounting Donna Lauttman Accounting Sobomabo Lawson Biology John Stephen Lazzati Business Administration Kimberly A. Leto William Levasseur Business Administration Philosophy Theresa Lee Lewis Accounting James Lin Accounting Francis Linardi Accounting Brook Linthicum Business Administration 244 Seniors Jeannie Lohnes Robert Lomonico David Long Deirdre Long Kenneth Long English Media Philosophy Business Administration Business Administration Business Administration David D. Accounting Pascal Luck Engineering Science Brian Lutters Accounting Economics Barbara K. Lynch Fine Arts Media Erin A. Lynch Accounting Seniors 245 Michael Maher Chemistry Michael Mahon Business Administration Donna Marie Maier Elementary Education Sherin E. Malek Medical Technology Monica E. Malone Business Administration Dawn Marsh Computer Science Leslie Martel Biology Tina Martino Patrick Martyn Business Administration English Spanish Mona Massuda Chemistry 246 Seniors June Matthews Sociology Stephen Mattson Engineering Science Karl Mauck Steven Maynes Business Administration Business Administration Jacki McCarthy Marcia McCombe Sociology English Creative Writing Robert S. McCord Barbara A. McCoy Business Administration Sociology Philosophy Seniors 247 Mark McCoy Pamela McDonald Gonzalez Jeanne McDonough Andrew McFarlane Daniel McGann English Business Administration Business Administration Sociology Business Administration Timothy McGarrity Erin McGuire Linda McIntyre John J. McKechnie, III Bernard McManus, III Accounting Business Administration Accounting History Computer Science 248 Seniors Maureen McNulty English Mary Jo McVey Economics Patricia Merkert Business Administration Thomas Merwin Computer Science Nancy Miceli Speech Pathology Janet Miko Medical Technology Monique Miko Chemistry Mark Meyers Computer Science Laura Miller Mark John Miller Thomas Miller Brian Mitchell Pyschology Business Administration Philosophy Computer Science Gregory Melanson Business Administration Denise Meyer Biology Joyce Miller Computer Science Jackie Mitchell Political Science Seniors 249 Suzanne Molleur Business Administration John Molli Business Administration Denise Marie Montiel Engineering Science Annette M. Mooney Business Administration Daniel Moore Business Administration Jane F. Moore Paul Moran Josephine Morelos Michael J. Morley Timothy Morris Business Administration Business Administration Computer Science Business Administration Business Administration Lisa Mulford Elementary Education Christopher W. Murphy Philosophy Timothy J. Murphy Business Administration John Mullin, IV Business Administration Seniors 251 William Myers Charles Nagle Patricia L. Nairn Accounting Business Administration Medical Technology Paul Nastasi Georgia A. Nastos Eric W. Nerf Business Administration Business Administration Accounting Richard P. Newton Karen E. Niznik Accounting Speech Pathology Michael Norton Daniel Novak, Jr. Patricia O’Boyle Economics Business Administration Business Administration Patrick O’Brien William O’Brien Business Administration Political Science Richard O’Connell Accounting Ellen O’Connor Anne Marie O ' Donnell English Business Administration 252 Seniors Peter J. O’Neill Maryellen T. O’Shea Judith A. Ogaitis Jamie Oiler Ann H. Otterritter Political Science Business Administration Engineering Science History Business Administration James V. Padden Richard Palmisano Stanley Pamfilis Speech Pathology Physics Biology Engineering Science Christos John Panagiotopoulos Michele Panzarella Chemistry Psychology Joseph Papparotto, Jr. Christina H. Pappas Business Administration Business Administration David Parks Raymond Pasko Business Administration Business Administration Seniors 253 Margaret S. Pencek Walter Pennington Aida Perez-Mera Edward Pfister Beth Phaup Biology Accounting Economics English Mathematics Samuel Piazza Cheryl Ann Pilarski Grace Marie Plantholt Sylvia Polonsky Penny M. Polyanski Political Science Economics Accounting Political Science Accounting 254 Seniors EMU Robert Porter Biology Melanie Pratt Business Administration John Prestianni Accounting Paul J. Pretko Business Administration Luigi Giulio Prezioso Business Administration Anita Pringle Sociology Angela Proto Fine Arts Sharon Quaranta J. 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Schultz Carol Schwemmer Speech Pathology Philosophy Business Administration Accounting Polly Sehnert Physics Dechantal Seipp Business Administration Gregory Seidl Mathematics Julianne Serovich Psychology Deborah A. Selby Accounting Thomas Seymour Biology Smita Shah Accounting 258 Seniors Susan Shaughnessy Thomas Shearin Maureen Sheehan Lauren Sheriff Christine Shinosky Mathematics Business Administration Psychology Media Creative Writing Communication Arts Karen Shugars Lois Siedlecki Benjamin Silverman Speech Pathology Business Administration Accounting Pamela Simms Fine Arts Therese Simon Business Administration Seniors 259 David G. Smith Edward Smith Jr. Kevin Smith English Business Administration Mathematics Matthew G. Smith Richard Snyder Geraldeen Solloway English Business Administration Business Administration Allyson R, Solomon Business Administration Kenneth R. Speck Engineering Science John Spurrier Business Administration Christopher A. St. Jean History Robert G. 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Wenger Business Administration Business Administration Honora M. Whelan Accounting Seniors 265 Joan E. White Business Administration Diane Whiteley History Mary Ellen Wickham Accounting Sue Ellen Wilhelm Tracey E. Wilkins Kathleen Wilks Theology Business Administration Speech Pathology Catherine C. Wilson Accounting Karen Wilson Michael Winters Alice Withaar Illene Wolf Mathematics Business Administration Business Administration Business Administration Jeanette Estelle Wood Vincent Wroblewski Steven Wujek Michael Yanchoris Michael Yankowski Business Administration Biology Biology Accounting Accounting 266 Seniors John J. Yannone Nancy Yoash Matthew Yoo Matthew Young Robert Julian Zarbin Political Science English Accounting Accounting Philosophy Jeffrey S. Zerhusen Political Science Mathematics Terry Mark Zic Business Administration Jane Zirnkilton English Elizabeth Zolga Business Administration Robert Zunikoff Biology Seniors 267 Senior Crab Feast Sunday, September 19, marked the date of the Senior Crab Feast held on the Butler parking lot. This was the first event to kick off the celebration of the seniors’ last year at Loyola. Blessed with beautiful weather, seniors and their guests enjoyed a day of fun in the sun, while feasting on a variety of de- lectables including crabs, salads, cold cuts, bar-b-que, corn on the cob, and of course, plenty of soda and beer. The latest in cigarette holders. 268 Senior Crab Feast sir Senior Crab Feast 269 Senior 100 Nites One of the nights comedy acts starred the girls of McAuley as the guys of McAuley. 270 Senior 100 Nites Friday, February 19, kicked off the beginning of the end of the seniors’ four years at Loyola. On this evening, seniors attended the traditional Senior 100 Nites to cele- brate their 100 days before graduation. Students enjoyed an evening of revealing and often embarrassing one-liners and skits, while munching on cold cuts and salads, and drinking plenty of wine, soda, and beer. Seniors dredged up the “dirt” on their fellow classmates and anxiously awaited for the emcees to read their contributions. Senior 100 Nites 271 Senior Week As the 1983 spring semester was drawing to a close, seniors were just beginning to celebrate four unforgettable years at Loyola. The agenda for Senior Week included a cocktail recep- tion hosted by the Jesuit Com- munity on May 22, a cocktail reception hosted by the Alumni Association on May 24, a trip to Memorial Statium to see the Orioles on May 25, the Senior Prom on May 26, and finally, Senior Shooters Night at Charles Village Pub on May 27. It was truly a week that will al- ways be remembered. Senior Week 273 274 Senior Week Senior Week 275 Senior Prom May 26 marked the date of one of the most excit- ing of all senior events, the Senior Prom. This year’s extravaganza was held at the elegant Belvedere Ho- tel. While hors d’oeuvres and drinks were served throughout the evening, seniors and their guests danced to the Top 40 sounds of the “Majesties.” Although they were excited about their upcoming graduation, seniors knew that their days at Loyola were coming to an end and made this one of their best times yet! 276 Senior Prom 278 Senior Prom Baccalaureate Mass 280 Baccalaureate Mass On May 28, the Baccalaureate Mass was held at the Cathe- dral of Mary Our Queen in honor of the graduating seniors. Father Sellinger was the principal celebrant, and Mr. Kevin Wildes delivered the homily. On this evening seniors, their fam- ilies, and the faculty and administration gathered together to give thanks for four years at Loyola, and to ask for God’s guidance as they go their separate ways to begin their new lives. Baccalaureate Mass 281 Commencement Sunday, May 29, marked the date of the 1 34th annual Com- mencement Exercises which were held at the Baltimore Civic Center. The day began with a luncheon hosted by Father Sel- linger, followed by the R.O.T.C. Commissioning, and at 3:30, the graduation ceremony began. Although inclement weather prevented on-campus graduation exercises, it was unable to dampen the spirits of all who attended. While this day signified a new beginning for the Class of 1 983, it also it also signified the end of four precious years spent at Loyola College. The exper- iences of the Class of ' 83 would soon become happy memories, never to be forgotten. Seventy-four year old Mary Tremmel received a standing ovation along with her diploma. Commencement 283 284 Commencement Commencement 285 Sylvia Acevedo 1316 Heather Hill Rd. Baltimore, MD 21239 Andrew Aitken 10001 Carter Rd. Bethesda, MD 20034 Grace Akiyama 5237 Farm Pond Ln. Baltimore, MD 21045 Jose Albornoz 6307 Park Heights Ave. Baltimore, MD 21215 Twana Alexander 45 1 8 Clareway Baltimore, MD 21213 Kenneth Ames 1 1 6 Edgewood Rd Baltimore, MD 21204 Jodie Amrhein 4501 Anntana Ave. Baltimore, MD 21206 Maria Ann Aquilano 2193 Mt. Hebron Ct. Ellicott City, MD 21043 Richard Arnold 2208 Belleview Rd. Baltimore, MD 21228 Megan Arthur 1 35 Fireside Circle Baltimore, MD 21212 Crystal Avery 3557 Elmley Ave. Baltimore, MD 21213 Ann Baer 503 Westview Rd. Bel Air, MD 21014 Paul Baer 503 Westview Rd. Bel Air, MD 21014 Patricia Baldwin 647 Lakeland Rd. Severna Park, MD 21 I4i Kelly Balek 501 1 Fort Sumner Dr. Bethesda, MD 20816 Judi Balon 308 Meredith St. Perth Amboy, NJ 08861 Stephen Banick 1118 Charmuth Rd. Lutherville, MD 21093 SENIOR DIRECTORY Sally Barnhardt 220 Radstock Rd. Baltimore, MD 21228 Neal Barthelme 203 Abbeyhill Ct. Timonium, MD 21093 Jonette Bartlinski 1901 W. 22ND St. West Hazleton, PA 18201 Kathleen Bell 222 102ND St. Stone Harbor, NJ 08247 Michael Benson P.O. Box 254 Hillview Cockeysville, MD 21030 Karin Bereson 2206 Millridge Rd. Owings Mills, MD 21117 David Berman 8417 Billson Rd. Randallstown, MD 21133 Matthew Bickley 146 Webal Ct. ' Severna Park, MD 21146 Claire Bigley 231 Severn Rd. Millersville, MD 21108 Carolyn Binko 7118 Gough St. Baltimore, MD 21224 Susan Bitzel 1111 Concordia Dr. Baltimore, MD 21204 Maria Blackwell 10210 Maxine St. Ellicott City, MD 21043 Carole Bojarski 8812 Ashford Rd. Baltimore, MD 21234 Brenda Bonuccelli 4 Walden Mill Way Catonsville, MD 21228 Nicolle Borys 4428 Carlyn Rd. Perry Hall, MD 21128 John Bove II 6140 Edlynne, Rd. Baltimore, MD 21239 Andrew Bowen 2500 Londonderry Rd. Timonium, MD 21093 Carol Boyle 332 E. Main St. Box 248 Emmitsburg, MD 21727 Maurice Bozel, Jr. 303 Felton Rd. Lutherville, MD 21093 David Bridge 3436 Carriage Hill Cr. apt. 104 Randallstown, MD 21133 Charles Brodsky 41 14 Springsleigh Rd. Randallstown, MD 21133 Laura Brookhart 16 Old Spring Ct. Cockeysville, MD 21030 Laurie Brown 2158 Schuster Dr. Jarrettsville, MD 21084 Richard Brown 3 1 3 Joplin St. Baltimore, MD 21224 Robert Brown 4 Galetree Ct. Cockeysville, MD 21030 Michele Buccheri 9011 Perring Park Rd. Baltimore, MD 21234 Diane Bulger 3637 Paskin PL apt. 5a Baltimore, MD 21207 Nancy Bunker 2807 Fifth Ave. Baltimore, MD 21234 Michael Burke 18 Mallow Hill Rd. Baltimore, MD 21229 Patricia Burke 320 Adams St. Milton, MA 02186 Mary Burns 1 1468 Old Frederick Rd. Marriottsville, MD 21104 Russell Burton 2100 Dalewood Ct. Lutherville, MD 21093 James Bush 4800 Herring Run Dr. Baltimore, MD 21214 Dennis Byrne 7718 Savannah Dr. Bethesda, MD 20034 286 Senior Directory Martin Caddgan 4 Edmondson Ridge Catonsville, MD 21228 Sylvia Chester 2413 Dorton Ct. Baltimore, MD 21230 Eugene Crowley 853 W. 35TH St. Baltimore, MD 21211 Maya Calbazana 430 E. Allens La. Philadelphia, PA 19119 Paul Chiamulera 1634 Mayamby Rd. Towson, MD 21204 Glenda Cuevas 1 300 Denby Rd. Towson, MD 21204 William Callis 615 Meadow Ridge Rd. Towson, MD 21204 Susanna Ciccanti 6309 Fernbank Ave. Baltimore, MD 21214 Phillip Culotta 4713 Woodlea Ave. Baltimore, MD 21206 Timothy Callow 8 Dixie Dr. Towson, MD 21 204 Andrew Cirko 7 S. Kelly Ave. Bel Air, MD 21014 Jane Curley 115 Church Warden’s Rd. Baltimore, MD 21212 Arlene Campo 1708 Parkvue Rd. Fallston, MD 21047 Charlene Clark 1616 N. Monroe St. Baltimore, MD 21 21 7 Alice Curran 5203 Springlake Way Baltimore, MD 21212 John Campo 1708 Parkvue Rd. Fallston, MD 21047 Paul Colegrove 233 Providence Rd. Annapolis, MD 21401 Jeffrey Custer 9032 Town and Country Blvd Ellicott City, MD 21043 Josette Cannizzaro 3407 Moultree PI. Baltimore, MD 21236 Mark Conner 2814 St. Paul St. Baltimore, MD 21218 Philip Cvach 11 1303 Denby Rd. Towson, MD 21204 Robert Cannon 919 Saxon Hill Dr. Cockeysville, MD 21030 Kevin Connolly 7118 Rogers Ct. Baltimore, MD 21212 Georgette D ' Anci 60 Rose Ave. Woodcliff Lake, NJ 07675 Robin Carmichael 68 1 5 Decatur St. Hyattsville, MD 20784 Stephen Cook 1408 Winsted Dr. Fallston, MD 21047 Kathe Dannenfelser 234 Bvnum Ridge Rd. Forest ' Hill, MD 21050 Cheryl Carrico 1 26 Overbrook Rd. Baltimore, MD 21212 James Cook, Jr. 1 705 Burnwood Rd. Baltimore, M D 2 1 239 Diane Darrah 3238 E. Northern Parkway Baltimore, MD 21214 Anne Carroll 110 W. 39TH. St. apt. 1 114 Baltimore, MD 21210 Craig Cooper 1720 Weston Ave. Baltimore, MD 21234 Sandra Dashiell Winchester Creek Grasonville, MD 21638 Marilyn Cascio 808 Foxwell Rd. Joppatowne, MD 21085 Michael Cooper 3406 Offutt Rd. Randallstown, MD 21133 Kathryn Daub 2335 McComas Rd. White Hall, MD 21161 Adrian Casillas 1 38 Sherburn Rd. Severna Park, MD 21146 Philomena Corasaniti 6207 Tramore Rd. Baltimore, MD 21214 James Davis 2210 Westfield Ave. Baltimore, MD 21214 Patrice Caslin 4100 Majestic Ln. Fairfax, VA 22033 Raul Cordova Sunsethill 29 Lamuda Guaynabo, PR 00903 James Davis, Jr. 139 Coulborn Dr. Salisbury, MD 21801 Andree Catalfamo 4520 Furley Ave. Baltimore, MD 21206 Teresa Costanza 1 202 Marywood Dr. Bel Air, MD 21014 Susan Davison 3217 Suffolk Ln. Fallston, MD 21047 Michael Cerwonka 1387 5 1ST. Ave. N.E. St. Petersburg, FL 33703 Ann Creamer 8738 Water St. Rd. Walkersville, MD 21793 Jeff Deffinbaugh Rt 4 Box 473 Berkeley Springs, WV 2541 1 James Chanoski 91 29 Belair Rd. Baltimore, MD 21 236 Denise Creighton 1 43 Joy Ln. Waldorf, MD 20601 Amy Del Giorno 17609 Wheat Fall Dr. Derwood, MD 20855 Michael Chasney 5213 Putney Way Baltimore, MD 21212 Carolyn Crone 3714 Rush Rd. Jarrettsville, MD 21084 John Dellavecchia 1510 Wolf St. Philadelphia, PA 19145 Senior Directory 287 Katherine Denhard 7 Harnel Ct. Baldwin, MD 21013 Nancy Doyle 2205 Bellview Rd. Catonsville, MD 21228 Paul Evelius 3233 Birchmede Dr. Ellicott City, MD 21043 Samuel Densler 1904 Suffolk Rd. Finksburg, MD 21048 Stephen Drake 1 575 Cottage La. Towson, MD 21204 Maria Everhart 9804 Springridge La. Vienna, VA 22180 Carmel Dewaal 3303 Shepherd St. Chevy Chase, MD 20815 Linda Dreisch 7 Butterick Ct. Timonium, MD 21093 Bryan Farnen 264 Stanmore Rd. Baltimore, MD 21212 Robert Diana 300 Tartan Green Ct. Joppa, MD 21085 Scott Drew 2210 Senator Ave. District Heights, MD 20747 David Fay 7978 Noipark Ct. Glen Burnie, MD 21061 Cynthia Dibattista 1201 Dublin Ct. Lutherville, MD 21093 Robert Dubeau 145 Register Ave. Baltimore, MD 21212 Julia Feeney 232 Bentley Rd. Parkton, MD 21120 Jeffrey Dickerson 1 1 900 Bluestone Rd. Kingsville, MD 21087 Patrick Duffy 5606 Remmell Ave. Baltimore, MD 21206 Kathleen Finamore 15121 Red Clover Dr. Rockville, MD 20853 Daniel Dickey 49 Wengate Rd. Owings Mills, MD 21117 Carmen Duran P.O. Box 25 St. Thomas, VI 00801 John Finnegan 6767 N. Charles St. Baltimore, MD 21204 Gilbert Digioia 4307 Sunflower Dr. Rockville, MD 20853 John Dyer, IV 57 Belfast Rd. Timonium, MD 21093 Thomas Fitzgerald 9800 Magiedt Rd. Baltimore, MD 21234 David Digiorgio 2502 Fox Rd. Fallston, MD 21047 Burland East 308 Woodbourne Ave. Baltimore, MD 21212 Mary Fitzsimmons 1760 Nanticoke Rd. Pasadena, MD 21122 Christopher Dimaio 106 N. Smallwood St. Cumberland, MD 21502 Sandra Ebbert 2736 St. Victor St. Baltimore, MD 21225 Gregory Flach 6824 Barnett Rd. Baltimore, MD 21239 John Dittman, 1 1 1 1027 Circle Dr. Baltimore, MD 21227 Janet Eisenhut 6109 Bellinham Ct. Baltimore, MD 21210 Shawn Flattery 539 Dunkirk Rd. Baltimore, MD 21212 Thomas Dolan 2808 Fifth Ave. Baltimore, MD 21234 William Eitze 41 7 Weaton Place Catonsville, MD 21228 William Flax 2802 Damascus Ct. Baltimore, MD 21209 Patricia Donohue 3733 Chateau Ridge Rd. Ellicott City, MD 21043 Debra Elkins 5504 Mansfield Dr. Camp Springs, MD 20031 Andrew Fletcher 1403 Clairidge Rd. Baltimore, MD 2 1 207 Robert Donohue 2649 Chesterfield Ave. Baltimore, M D 21213 James Ellis 4324 Necker Ave. Baltimore, MD 21236 Lynette Fletcher 616 E. 30th. St. Baltimore, MD 21218 Benedict Dorsey 1 529 Abbotston St. Baltimore, MD 21218 Peter Engler 4 Leadburn Ct. Towson, MD 21204 Suzette Florendo 710 Wyndhurst Ave. Baltimore, MD 21210 William Dowell 1445 Washington Blvd. Baltimore, M D 2 1 230 Verkerke Enoch 216 Paddington Rd. Baltimore, MD 21212 Karen Forget 5 Highbury Ct. Randallstown, MD 21133 Christopher Doyle 1 1 Glen Rd. Kings Park, NY 1 1 754 Steven Epstein 3419 Garrison Farms Rd. Pikesville, MD 21208 Edward Frack 16708 Remare Rd. Monkton, MD 21111 James Doyle 5426 Amberwood La. Rockville, MD 20853 Kent Erman 11825 Garrison Forest Rd. Owings Mills, MD 21117 Lauren Frank 804 Stags Head Rd. Towson, MD 21204 88 Senior Directory John Franklin 449 Tappan Rd. Norwood, NJ 07648 John Goode 1613 Landon Rd. Towson, MD 21204 Sunghee Han 1 16 Audrey Ave. Baltimore, MD 21225 Paul Freed 95 1 8 Powderhorn La. Baltimore, MD 21234 June Gorman 5914 Charlesmead Rd. Baltimore, MD 21212 Thomas Hanlon 16 South Lake Way Reisterstown, MD 21136 Michael Frias 5945 N. First St. Arlington, VA 22203 Mariana Goytisolo 8716 Valleyfield Rd. Lutherville, MD 21093 Philip Hanna 3872 Folly Quarter Rd. Ellicott City, MD 21043 Mark Furman 5 1 5 Goucher Blvd. Towson, MD 21 204 Thea Grace 3501 St. Paul St. Baltimore, MD 21218 Christine Hanson 9929 Dellwood Ave. Columbia, MD 21046 Michael Fusting 650 Regester Ave. Baltimore, MD 21212 George Graff 6724 Queens Ferry Rd. Baltimore, MD 21239 Joan Hargadon 208 S. Tremont Rd. Baltimore, MD 21229 Scott Gaboury MOQ 2117 Camp Le Jeune, NC 28542 Arthur Grandizio 2505 Downshire Ct. Timonium, MD 21093 Christopher Harig 3924 River Club Rd. Edgewater, MD 21037 Todd Gaboury 2400 N. Vermont St. Arlington, VA 22207 Laurel Granville 3504 Mullin La. Bowie, MD 20715 Vincent Harris 4416 Laplata Ave. Baltimore, MD 21211 Keith Gaj 1 4 Flarrison Ave. Montclair, NJ 07042 Scott Green 959 Masefield Rd. Baltimore, MD 21207 Robert Hartman 1305 Pleasant Valley Dr. Baltimore, MD 21228 John Gallo 1131 Loxford T r. Silver Spring, MD 20901 Wayne Green 8031 North Boundary Rd. Baltimore, M D 2 1 222 William Hartman 5514 Daywalt Ave. Baltimore, MD 21206 Lisa Gardill 371 Old Trail Baltimore, MD 21212 Mary Kaye Gries 4408 Windy Hill Rd. Randallstown, MD 21133 Albert Haspert 3 1 2 Gralan Rd. Catonsville. MD 21228 David Gardiner 1202 Roundhill Rd. Baltimore, MD 21218 Andrea Griffin 3832 Cherrybrook Rd Randallstown, MD 21133 Robert Hauver 1407 Rolling Place Bel Air, MD 21014 Susan Garner 1 2607 Millstream Dr. Bowie, MD 20715 Charles Griffith 4919 Brandywine, NW Washington, D.C. 20016 Eileen Hayes 3938 Lowndes Ave. Baltimore, MD 21218 Carolyn Gatti 10921 Ralston Rd. Rockville, MD 20852 William Gross, 1 1 1 751 2 Rocksham Dr. Towson, MD 21204 Thomas Haynie 7003 Arion Ave. Baltimore, MD 21234 Jacklyn Gauss 21 5 Arundel Rd. Pasadena, MD 21122 Eileen Grumbine 9514 Dawnvale Rd. Baltimore, MD 21236 Craig Hayward 1027 Breezewick Rd. Towson, MD 21204 Beth Gaylor 7509 Old Harford Rd. Baltimore, MD 21234 Joann Guidera 6101 Bcllona Ave. Baltimore, MD 21212 George Hebner 1 135 Hulls Farm Rd. Southport, CT 06490 Laura Giger 1 2 Church St. Middletown, NJ 07748 Mary Gunther 306 Wendover Rd. Baltimore, MD 21218 Maureen Heenan 4405 Colmar Gardens Dr Baltimore, MD 21211 James Gilbert 61 33 Northdale Rd. Baltimore, MD 21228 Damian Halstad 1486 Friendly Rd. Pasadena, MD 21122 Jennifer Hegarty 301 Wynell Ct. Lutherville, MD 21093 Janet Giunta 5031 Plymouth Rd. Baltimore, MD 21214 Melanie Hammond 5 Felton Rd. Lutherville, MD 21093 Eric Heilman 3408 Northway Dr. Baltimore, MD 21234 Senior Directory 289 L.ori Heimann 6912 Highbridge Rd. Bowie, MD 20715 Michael Huemmer 2633 Coon Club Rd. Westminster, MD 21157 Peter Kaputsos 527 S. Newkirk St. Baltimore, MD 21224 Elizabeth Henry 8724 Stockwell Rd. Baltimore, MD 21234 John Hughes 58 1 4 Redmond St. Baltimore, MD 21225 Robin Karlin 2700 Jenner Dr. Baltimore, MD 21209 Michael Herder 1 2023 Smoketree Rd. Potomac, MD 20854 Gretchen Hundertmark 1 508 Upshire Rd. Baltimore, MD 21218 Stephen Kaufhold 204 Manning Ave. River Edge, NJ 07661 Lori Herlth 1305 Brixton Rd. Baltimore, MD 21239 Patricia Hurley 9465 Copenhaver Dr. Potomac, MD 20854 Charles Kausch 6500 Rosemont Ave. Baltimore, MD 21206 Raymond Herr 3535 Northway Dr. Baltimore, MD 21234 Anthony lacoboni 2202 Pox Hunt La. Lutherville, MD 21093 Kathleen Keeney 11101 Lund Place Kensington, MD 20895 Diane Herrmann 7870 Harold Rd Baltimore, MD 21222 Thomas lacoboni 2203 Fox Hunt La. Lutherville, MD 21093 Douglas Kellermann 1212 Clearfield Cr. Lutherville, MD 21093 Robert Hickey 3 Linwood Ct. Bel Air, MD 21014 William Ingley 101 Drew Court Joppatowne, MD 21085 Nancy Kelly 208 Teake Lane Aberdeen, MD 21001 Lisa Hilliard 208 Angus Dr. Aberdeen, MD 21001 Rosalind Jackson 3913 Rokeby Rd. Baltimore, MD 21229 Francis Kemp 1619 Rosewick Ave. Baltimore, MD 21236 Wanda Hilton 4400 Kathland Ave. Baltimore, MD 21207 Ronnie James 241 2 Guilford Ave. Baltimore, M D 21218 Anne Kennedy 1 Atisco Rd. Marietta, NY 13110 Robin Hoesch 2006 Woodbourne Ave. Baltimore, MD 21239 Barbara Jeffries 1 307 Judges Ct. Sykesville, MD 21 784 James Kinser 242 E. Medwick Garth Baltimore, MD 21228 Joseph Holliday 4527 Northwood Dr. Baltimore, MD 21239 Laine Jenkins Box 335C Simpson Dr. Waldorf, MD 20601 Karl Klasmeier 48 Broadship Rd. Baltimore, MD 21222 Michael Hollis 53 Briarcliff Dr. Merrick, NY 1 1 566 Mary Johnson 221 Overbrook Rd. Baltimore, MD 21212 Cecilia Knauer 5708 Hamilton Ave. Baltimore, MD 21237 Tom Hooe 912 E. Belvedere Ave. Baltimore, MD 21212 James Jones 9003 Carlisle Ave. Baltimore, MD 21236 Timothy Kogler 6624 Queens Ferry Rd. Baltimore, MD 21239 Kathleen Horan 9209 Ivanhoe Rd. Lt. Washington, MD 20744 Karen Jones 1816 E. Chase St. Baltimore, MD 21213 Elizabeth Kominsky 807 Barbara Ct. Glen Burnie, MD 21061 Shawn Hoye 2507 Molton Way Baltimore, MD 21207 Steven Jozwiak 2308 Hurcroft Rd Timonium, MD 21093 Donald Korrell 1 6 Poplar St. Myersville, MD 2 1 773 Jonathan Hoyt 708 Long Bar Harbor Rd. Abingdon, MD 21009 Janine Judd 13 Mountain View Rd. Enfield. CT 06082 Thomas Kovell 8139 Pleasant Plains Rd Baltimore, MD 2 1 204 Sharon Huber 1215 St. Agnes La. Baltimore, MD 21207 Allan Kalbarczyk 541 3 Pembroke Ave. Baltimore, MD 21206 Kimberly Krause 622 Shamrock Rd. Bel Air, MD 21014 Anne Hudson 187 Hollen Rd. Baltimore, MD 21212 Stephen Kappel 1710 Parkvue Rd. Fallston, MD 21047 Paul Krebs 4601 Linden Ave. Baltimore, MD 21227 290 Senior Directory Stephen Kreisher 8210 Bear Creek Dr. Baltimore, MD 21222 James Lin 2904 N. Calvert St. Baltimore, MD 21218 Michael Madsen 4307 Penn Ave. Perry Hall, MD 21236 Stephen Kroll 1 1 2 Margaret Ave. Baltimore, MD 21221 Francis Linardi 2431 Woodcraft Rd. Baltimore, MD 21234 Bryan Maggio 9142 E. Stayman Dr. Ellicott City, MD 21043 Mary Kunke! 44 Club View La. Phoenix, M D 21131 Lisa Linthicum 1913 Lyden Rd. Timonium, MD 21093 Michael Maher 2908 Sylvan Ave. Baltimore, MD 21214 John Kurowski 900 Louis La. Kingsville, MD 21087 Jeanne Lohnes 4102 Westmeath Rd. Baltimore, MD 21236 Michael Mahon 213 Welford Rd Lutherville, MD 21093 Denise Kuruc 212 Third Ave. Lansdowne, MD 21227 Robert Lomonico 33 1 8 Woodside Ave. Baltimore, MD 21234 Beth Maier 4102 Underwood Rd. Baltimore, MD 21218 Robert Kuzyk 6204 Burgess Ave. Baltimore, MD 21214 David Long 3 Avers Ct. Reisterstown, MD 21136 Donna Maier 1420 Noble Rd. Rydal, PA 19046 Mary Lafferty 3215 Batavia Ave. Baltimore, MD 21214 Deirdre Long 1 1 002 Gateview Rd. Cockeysville, MD 21030 Steve Malecki 208 Woodbine Ave. Syracuse, NY 13206 Robin Lake 5917 Western Run Dr. Baltimore, MD 21209 Kenneth Long P.O Box 300 Leonardtown, MD 20650 Sherin Malek 3028 Essex Rd Baltimore, MD 21207 Taryn Lamdin 8458 Loch Raven Blvd. Baltimore, MD 21204 David Louden 8021 Caradoc Dr. Baltimore, MD 21237 Paul Malinda 3 1 4 Songwood Ct. Millersville, MD 21 108 Joseph Lamm 8 Lord Mayors Ct. Cockeysville, MD 21030 Pascal Luck 647 Lakeland Rd. Severna Park. MD 21146 Monica Malone 140 Westend Ave. Pompton Plains, NJ 07444 Michael Lancaster P.O Box 5 Fallston, MD 21047 Brian Lutters 2000 Pleasantwood Rd Fallston, MD 21047 Veronica Malone Doran Drive Hopewell Junction. NY 12533 Millsap Lauer 2945 Crystal Palace La. Pasadena, MD 21122 Mary Lutts-Fischer 4700 Kernwood Ave. Baltimore, MD 21212 Peter Mangione 1205 York Rd. Lutherville, MD 21093 Donna Lauttman 1512 Doxbury Rd. Baltimore, MD 21204 Barbara Lynch 828 Providence Rd. Towson, MD 21204 Dawn Marsh 22 Walkern Rd. Baltimore, MD 21221 Sobomabo Lawson 2713 Mathew St. Baltimore, MD 21218 Erin Lynch 7 Russ Ct. Baltimore, MD 21219 Leslie Martel 1910 Glen Keith Blvd. Baltimore, MD 21234 John Lazzati ' P.O. Box 10 Boring, MD 21020 Kimberly Lynne 202 Rothwell Dr. Lutherville, MD 21093 Tina Martino 2924 Yorkway Baltimore, MD 21222 Kimberly Leto 2407 Kingsbury Dr. Joppa, MD 21085 Patricia Lyons 846 Arncliffe Rd. Baltimore, MD 21221 Patrick Martyn 628 Whittier Prkwy. Severna Park. MD 21146 William Levasseur 1917 Knollton Rd. ( Timonium, MD 21093 Valerie Macys 3766 Spring Meadow Dr. Ellicott City, MD 21043 Mona Massuda 6527 Eberle Dr. Baltimore, MD 21215 Theresa Lewis 2207 Dalewood Rd. Timonium, MD 21093 Patrick Madden 5 1 5 Owens Way Severna Park, MD 21146 June Matthews 430 Orange St. SE Washington, D.C. 20032 Senior Directory 291 Stephen Mattson 904 Circle Dr. Baltimore, MD 21227 Karl Mauck 41 1 Houcksville Rd. Hampstead, MD 21074 Steven Maynes 1522 Putty Hill Ave. Baltimore, MD 21204 Mark McCabe 1 806 Benedict Rd Westminster, MD 21157 Jacki McCarthy 27 Arleigh Rd. Great Neck, NY 11021 William McCleary 500 Trimble Rd. Joppa, MD 21085 Marcia McCombe 4901 Crowson Ave. Baltimore, MD 21212 Robert McCord 1 803 W. Creston Dr. Forest Hill, MD 21050 Barbara McCoy 9606 Singleton Dr. Bethesda, MD 20817 Mark McCoy Scotland, MD 20687 Pamela McDonald 104 Lexington Rd. Bel Air, MD 21014 Jeanne McDonough 1212 Argonne Dr. Baltimore, M D 21218 Bruce McFarlane 577 Pine Ave. Saddle Brook, NJ 07662 Daniel McGann 600 Idlewild Rd. Bel Air, MD 21014 Timothy McGarrity 3203 Fernwood Ct. Baldwin, MD 21013 John McGinnis 96 W. 14 St. Bayonne, NJ 07002 Erin McGuire 10929 Decatur Dr. Fairfax, VA 22030 David McHale 3110 Westfield Ave. Baltimore, MD 21214 Linda McIntyre 6135 MacBeth Dr. Baltimore, MD 21239 John McKechnie 626 Braeside Rd. Baltimore, MD 21229 Bernard McManus 1 3 1 Chestnut Hill La. Reisterstown, MD 21136 Thomas McNamara 13611 Brookline Rd. Baldwin, MD 21013 Maureen McNulty 222 Colon Ave. Staten Island, NY 10308 Mary Jo McVey 1 1 1 Prospect Dr. Wilmington, DE 19803 Gregory Melanson 304 Rossiter Ave. Baltimore, MD 21212 Kevin Mercer 2012 Arabian Dr. Finksburg, MD 21048 Patricia Merkert 507 Heavitree La. Severna Park, MD 21146 Thomas Merwon 2322 Springlake Dr. Timonium, MD 21093 Denise Meyer 41 38 Doris Ave. Baltimore, MD 21225 Wade Meyers 9524 Powderhorn La. Baltimore, MD 21234 Nancy Miceli 8503 Kings Ridge Rd. Baltimore, MD 21234 Janet Miko 12201 Stoney Batter Rd. Kingsville, MD 21087 Monique Miko 2 1 1 Holly Berry Rd. Severna Park, MD 21146 Joyce Miller 1004 Donnawood Dr. Joppa, MD 21085 Laura Miller 888 62nd. Ave. Lauderdale, FL 33068 Mark Miller 1 1409 Falls Rd. Potomac, MD 20854 Thomas Miller 1014 Sunny Brook Dr. Glen Burnie, MD 21061 Brian Mitchell 408 Larkspur Dr. Joppa, MD 21085 Jackie Mitchell 329 Chestnut St. Aberdeen, MD 21001 Suzanne Molleur 14621 Stonewall Dr. Silver Spring, MD 20904 John Molli I 107 Potomac La. Alexandria, VA 22308 Denise Montiel 4204 Highwood Rd. Wheaton, MD 20906 Annette Mooney 1721 Mark La. Rockville, MD 20852 Daniel Moore 300 Avedon Ct. Joppa, MD 21085 Jane Moore 502 Cedarcroft Rd. Baltimore, MD 21212 Paul Moran 21 1 Sunset Ave. Ridgewood, NJ 07450 Josephine Morelos 1 301 Denby Rd. Towson, MD 21204 Charlotte Morgan 2954 Harford Rd. Baltimore, MD 21218 Michael Morley 1 2208 Drews Ct. Potomac, MD 20854 Timothy Morris 2201 Gilpin Ave. Wilmington, DE 19806 Vance Morris Rt. 1 Box 196 Bishopville, MD 21813 L.etetia Mossman 334 Presway Rd. Timonium, MD 21093 Lynn Motichka 204 Tilghman Ave. Centerville, MD 21617 Jann Mueller 16 Kings Ct. Cumberland, MD 21502 292 Senior Directory Lisa Mulford 1538 Upshire Rd. Baltimore, MD 21218 William O ' Brien 3625 Templar Rd. Randallstown, MD 21133 Raymond Pasko 7871 Kavanagh Rd. Baltimore, MD 21222 John Mullin, IV 1705 Burnwood Rd. Baltimore, MD 21239 Richard O’Connell 3149 Paulskirk Dr. Ellicott City, MD 21043 Carol Pearce 1 1 1 First Ave. Reisterstown, MD 21136 Christopher Murphy 601 2 Tilden La. Rockville, MD 20852 Ellen O’Connor 504 Sudbury Rd Linthicum, MD 21090 Laura Pelesh 8722 Valleyfield Rd. Lutherville, MD 21093 Timothy Murphy 1 1 7 Hatton Dr. Severna Park, MD 21 146 Anne O’Donnell 16 Briarhill Rd. Orchard Park, NY 14127 Margaret Pencek 2806 Hoffman Ave. Baltimore, MD 21227 Stuart Murray 3200 James Run Rd. Aberdeen, MD 21001 Peter O’Neill 5905 Loch Raven Blvd. Baltimore, MD 21239 Walter Pennington 5822 Shookstown Rd. Frederick. MD 21701 William Myers 3513 Melody La. Baltimore, MD 21207 Maryellen O ' Shea 14 Wiley Ave. Plainfield, NJ 07062 Juan Perez 526 N. Kenwood Ave. Baltimore, MD 21205 Barbara Naff 728 Martin Dr. Baltimore, MD 21229 Judith Ogaitis 9732 Riverside Cr. Ellicott City, MD 21043 Aida Perez-Mera 701 Milldam Rd. Towson. MD 21204 Charles Nagle 1201 Marywood Dr. Bel Air, MD 21014 Jaime Oiler 58 Luisa St. Condado Santurce, PR 00907 Francis Perrin 2928 Louisiana Ave. Baltimore. MD 2 1 227 Patricia Nairn 1 1 24 Fairview Rd. Hagerstown, MD 21740 Bernardo Ordonez 6906 Petworth Rd Baltimore, M D 21212 Kathleen Petry 314 Tunbridge Rd. Baltimore, MD 21212 Paul Nastasi 1712 Charmuth Rd. Lutherville, MD 21093 Ann Ottenritter 11308 Old Club Rd. Rockville, MD 20852 Paul Pettingill 6603 Copper Ridge Dr Baltimore. MD 21209 Georgia Nastos 3823 Offutt Rd. Randallstown, MD 21133 James Padden 1906 Golden Ring Ct. Baltimore, M D 2 1 237 Edward Pfister 4918 Carroll Manor Rd. Baldwin, MD 21013 Eric Nerf 1710 Beechwood Rd. Baltimore, MD 21221 Richard Palmisano 3310 Gibbons Ave. Baltimore, M D 21214 Doris Phaup 750 Moores Mill Rd. Bel Air, MD 21014 Richard Newton 27 1 2 Linwood Ave. Baltimore, MD 21234 Stanley Pamfilis 1502 Ameshire Rd. Lutherville, MD 21093 Samuel Piazza 9024 Allenswood Rd. Randallstown. MD 21133 Karen Niznik 143 Greenridge Rd. Lutherville, MD 21093 Christopher Panagiotopoulos 2507 Washington Blvd. Baltimore, MD 21230 Lawrence Pietruszka 342 Hornel St. Baltimore, MD 21224 Michael Norton 10125 Green Clover Way Ellicott City, MD 21043 Michele Panzarella 1 3 Margate Rd. Lutherville, MD 21093 Cheryl Pilarski 718 Elmwood Rd. Baltimore, MD 21206 Daniel Novak 5831 Benton Heights Ave. Baltimore, MD 21206 Joseph Papparotto 9208 Nottingwood Rd. Baltimore, MD 21237 Grace Plantholt 1464 Deer Park Rd. Finksburg, MD 21048 Patricia O ' Boyle 7117 Panorama Dr. Rockville, MD 20855 Christina Pappas 327 Hopkins Rd. Baltimore, MD 21212 Sylvia Polonsky Rte. 4 Box 4093 La Plata, MD 20646 Patrick O’Brien 223 Dupont St. Ridley Park, PA 19078 David Parks 8602 Drumwood Rd Baltimore, MD 21204 Penny Polyanski 6 E. Nutmeg Knoll Ct. Cockeysville, MD 21030 Senior Directory 293 Robert Porter 6718 Vanessa Dr. Lanham, MD 20706 Gary Rice 1 553 Cottage Lane Towson, MD 21204 Donna Saunders 2310 Cavesdale Rd. Owings Mills, MD 21117 Thomas Porter 6718 Vanessa Dr. Lanham, MD 20706 Heman Riley 901 Paradise Rd. Aberdeen, MD 21001 Michael Sawicki 1 102 Longbrook Rd. Lutherville, MD 21014 Christina Prangley 61 14 42nd PI. Hyattsville, MD 20781 Christoph Robinson 2507 Cedar Dr. Baltimore, MD 21207 David Schaller 3 Barnaby Ct. Timonium, MD 21093 Melanie Pratt Rt. 6 Box 371 Brant Rd. Cumberland, MD 21502 Richard Robinson 120 Wileys Lane Pasadena, MD 21122 Cathy Schanberger 4706 Meise Dr. Baltimore, MD 21206 John Prestianni 10109 Lyons Mill Rd. Owings Mills, MD 21117 Barbara Rodriguez 2929 N. Charles St. Baltimore, MD 21218 Russell Schell 8109 Edwill Ave. Baltimore, MD 21237 Paul Pretko 1519 Kirkwood Rd. Baltimore, MD 21207 Albert Rommal 8820 Meadow Hgts. Rd. Randallstown, MD 21133 Kevin Schendel 1400 Chesapeake Ave. Baltimore, MD 21220 Luigi Prezioso 1125 Gypsy Lane West Baltimore, MD 21204 Colleen Rose 1004 Adcock Rd. Lutherville, MD 21093 Joseph Schneid 7115 Rich Hill Rd. Baltimore, MD 21212 Anita Pringle 16730 Hereford Rd. Monkton, MD 21111 Michael Rosenthal 4901 Horse Hill Rd. Baldwin, MD 21013 Joshua Schoenfeld 9 1 20 Bengal Rd. Randallstown, MD 21133 Angela Proto 735 Herzel Blvd. West Babylon, NY 11704 Stephanie Royster 2036 E. Baltimore St. Baltimore, MD 21231 Natalie Schroeter 1305 Murgatroyd Rd. Fallston, MD 21047 Sharon Quaranta 4 Ascot Ct. Baldwin, MD 21013 Paul Russell 313 Lambeth Rd. Baltimore, MD 21228 James Schvette 14201 Turkey Foot Rd. Potomac, MD 20760 Steven Quinley 44 Warfieldsburg Rd. Westminster, MD 21157 Francis Rutkowski, Jr. 5508 Dunrovin Lane Perry Hall, MD 21 128 Brian Schultz 1029 Downton Rd. Baltimore, MD 21227 Michael Rapp 645 S. Scout Trail Anaheim Hills, CA 92807 Timothy Rykowski 323 Third Ave. Baltimore, MD 21227 Carol Schwemmer 1 229 Providence Rd. Towson, MD 21204 Sherry Rawlings 3305 Harness Creek Rd. Annapolis, MD 21403 Patricia Salmond 1 28 Ridgefield Rd. Lutherville, MD 21093 Polly Sehnert 607 W. Lake Ave. i Baltimore, MD 21210 John Rea 693 Appomattox Rd. Davidsonville, MD 21035 Maria Sam 5434 Masefield Rd. Baltimore, MD 21229 Gregory Seidl 1 402 Summit Ave. Baltimore, MD 21228 Matthew Rego 171 Central PkWy. Mt. Vernon, NY 10552 Lydia Sam-Lamb 1 830 Madison Ave. Baltimore, MD 21217 Dechantal Seipp 801 Hillstead Dr. Brooklandville, MD 21022 Kathryn Reiman 6008 Jan-Mar Dr. Falls Church, VA 22041 John Sandkuhler 4405 Berger Ave. Baltimore, MD 21206 Deborah Selby 1713 Aberdeen Rd. Baltimore, MD 21234 Francis Reinhardt 5 1 3 Overbrook Rd. Baltimore, MD 21212 Jane Santoni 5711 Benton Heights Ave. Baltimore, MD 21206 Juilianne Serovich 502 Old Pasture La. Severna Park, MD 21146 Daniel Ricci 311 Cherry Hill Rd. West Reisterstown, MD 21136 Panagioti Sarantos j 1429 Hailwood Rd. Baltimore, MD 21228 Thomas Seymour 23 1 3 Foxley Rd. Timonium, MD 21093 294 Senior Directory Smita Shah Kevin Smith Jeffrey Stern 300 Galena Ct. 5558 Dolores Ave. 5 Tumbling Brook Dr. Millersville, MD 21 108 Baltimore, MD 21227 Towaco, NJ 07082 Susan Shaughnessy Matthew Smith Patrick Stevenson 6106 Rayburn Dr. 95 1 1 Edgeley Rd. 8027 N. Boundary Rd. Temple Hills, MD 20748 Bethesda, MD 20814 Baltimore, MD 21222 Thomas Shearin Patrick Smyth Kenneth Stewart 538 Brook Road 28 E. 25th St. 3 P.O. Box 559 Fox Hill Towson, MD 21204 Baltimore, MD 21218 Tuxedo Park, NY 10987 Maureen Sheehan Richard Snyder Mary Stewart 1314 Downs Dr. 5685 Arnhem Rd. 7801 Renoir Ct. Silver Spring, MD 20904 Baltimore, MD 21206 Potomac, MD 20854 Christine Shinosky Geraldeen Solloway Harry Storck, 111 518 Hampton Lane 2414 Sycamore La. 5605 Durbin Rd. Towson, MD 21 204 Edgewood, MD 21040 Bethesda, MD 20014 Karen Shugars Allyson Solomon Mary Strauch 13111 Fernedge Rd 1 105 Hollen Rd. 3418 Pierce Dr. Silver Spring, MD 20906 Baltimore, MD 21239 Ellicott City, MD 21043 Lois Siedlecki Lauren Somody-Sheriff Sharon Streb 3406 Keston Road 100 W. Cold Spring Lane Apt. 901 B 1 107 Red Pump Rd. Baltimore, MD 21207 Baltimore, MD 21210 Bel Air, MD 21014 Benjamin Silverman Kenneth Speck Gary Stultz 7614 Carla Road 503 Matthews Ave. 1330 Old Taneytown Rd. Baltimore, MD 21208 Baltimore, MD 21225 Westminster, MD 21157 Pam Simms John Spurrier Michael Sugrue 8710 Avondale Rd. 1214 Roundhill Rd. 409 Denham Rd. Baltimore, MD 21234 Baltimore, MD 21218 Rockville, MD 20851 Therese Simon Robert St. Ledger Dennis Sullivan 414 Hopkins Rd. 1629 Eton Way 7721 Brookville Rd. 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Timonium, MD 21093 Phoenix, MD 21131 Linthicum, MD 21090 David Smith Joseph Steinitz Paul Tarantino 442 Cloverdale Cr. 1 800 Laurel Ridge Dr. I 1 1 Lexington Rd. Severna Park, MD 21146 Pardton, MD 21120 Bel Air, MD 21014 Edward Smith Mark Stephens John Tartal 3510 Northway Dr. 834 Eves ham Ave. 2115 Wilker Ave. Baltimore, MD 2 1 234 Baltimore, MD 21204 Baltimore, MD 21234 Senior Directory 295 Mary Taylor 7805 Aiken Ave. Baltimore, MD 21234 Paula Urbanas 616 Ogden Dr. Mt. Holly, NJ 08060 Lake Walton, 111 7901 Maxfield St. Clinton, MD 20735 Mark Taylor 813 Trafalgar Road Towson, MD 21204 Joseph Valletta 304 Chestnut La. Vestal, NY 1 3850 Valerie Ward 2408 Burridge Rd. Baltimore, MD 21234 Shawn Taylor 8599 Morven Rd. Baltimore, MD 21234 Katrina Van Aller 7623 Old Washington Rd. 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Washington St. Annapolis, MD 21401 Gloria Walker 3502 Tivoly Ave. Baltimore, MD 21218 Joan White 225 Marshall Dr. Forest Hill, MD 21050 Vincent Trombetta 5935 Daybreak Terr. Baltimore, MD 21206 John Walsh, 1 1 1 6710 Maxalea Rd. Baltimore, MD 21239 Diane Whiteley 17217 Whiteley Rd. Monkton, MD 21111 Patrick Tuohy 1008 Haverhill Rd. Baltimore, MD 21229 Elaine Walstrum 1 334 Cedarcroft Rd. Baltimore, MD 21 239 Leigh Wickenden 6610 Walnutwood Cr. Baltimore, MD 21212 Orest Ukrainsky 1 80 Norman Rd. Newark, NJ 07106 Daryl Walters 88 E. Padonia Rd. 303 Timonium, MD 21093 Mary Wickham 2120 Carrolldale Dr. Eldersburg. MD 21784 296 Senior Directory Randall Wight 5708 Greenleaf Rd. Baltimore, MD 21210 Nancy Yoash 4502 Eastway Baltimore, MD 21212 Sue Wilhelm 3741 Keswick Rd. Baltimore, MD 21211 Matthew Yoo 107 Dublin Dr. Lutherville, MD 21093 Tracey Wilkins 8 1 2 Jeffrey St. Baltimore, MD 21225 Matthew Young 501 Barrington Ct. Joppa, MD 21085 Kathleen Wilks 73 W. Main St. Frostburg, MD 21532 Benjamin Yu 437 Decatur Ave. Pittsburgh, PA 1 5221 Richard Williams 910 Chestnut Ridge Dr. Lutherville, MD 21093 Robert Zarbin 6637 Loch Raven Blvd. Baltimore, MD 2 1 239 Catherine Wilson 821 Buckingham Rd. Cumberland, MD 21502 Jeffrey Zerhusen 5 Bertwell Ct. Timonium, MD 21093 Karen Wilson 71 1 Towne Center Dr. Joppa, MD 2 1085 Terry Mark Zic 6820 Tilden La. Rockville, MD 20852 Michael Winters 6008 Marquette Terr. Bethesda, MD 20817 Jane Zirnkilton P.O Box 127 Seal Harbor, ME 04675 Alice Withaar 8 Sedgefield Ct. Lutherville, MD 21093 Elizabeth Zolga 3 Fernsell Ct. Baltimore, MD 21237 lllene Wolf 4254 Nadine Dr. Baltimore, MD 21215 Jeanette Wood 1608 Bedford Rd. Glen Burnie, MD 21061 Robert Zunikoff 3916 Lausanne Rd. Randalistown. MD 21133 John Woytowitz, Jr. 3209 Eastern Ave. Baltimore, MD 21224 Philip Wright 9214 Usprey Ct. Columbia, MD 21045 Vincent Wroblewski 1214 Clearfield Cr. Lutherville, MD 21093 Steven Wujek 7843 Lockwood Rd. Baltimore, M D 2 1 222 Michael Yanchoris 3437 Dudley Ave. Baltimore, M D 21213 Michael Yankowski 1315 Woodridge La. Sykesville, MD 21784 John Yannone 10200 Prince PL 308 Upper Marlboro, MD 20772 One Liners To my optimistic Patrice, thanks for a beautiful yearl Margs, your addition in my life helped my subtractions! Jann, my sanity thanks you for preserving it. Gossip Central, you should be ashamed, or write a book! Gary, spring, B R, and you go together in a special way! Matt, thanks for beautiful memories — L. Pat . . . well you already know! Love L K.B. and C.S. special people together make me smile! 24F, 24E, , 10D, 1 2B, and 1 2F — I love you a 11! Bob - My toes will meet yours in the hot tub anytime. Donna Laura — The Goat Man is waiting just for you! Donna Patrice — Will our thighs ever be the same? Donna Michael — 3 pieces of bread, 2 eggs and 2 irish coffees what a snack! Karen — Can we go buy some GIANT croutons? — Kathy Jo Julie — Let ' s stay up all night and play spades! — K.R. Gerry — Thanks for waking me for economics exam — K.R. Jo — I want to skip class and visit Santa Claus — Kathy Murph — Let’s go jogging at six a. m., OK? Jo Ellen — Let’s squirt BO with a water bot- tle! — K.R. L — How trenchant of you! Rise and shine, it’s helicopter time TDD — I have another Red Riding Hood Story — G’ma 1 “Is this the show about cats?” M — I laugh in your general direction — A Catman really is more irritating than anyone in the world. Chuck — Slouch GoddamnitH Donna — Watch the squeaky floorboards! Donna — They just could never handle us. Janet — Remember, sleezing doesn ' t count! Janet — It did get done! Donna — To the best roomie ever. I’ll miss you — Bets Donna — I should have stayed behind the bush. Chuck — Viable congruent via strident — Betsy Janet Mena — Love al- ways — your other half We only have SIX — COUNT ’EM — SIX more rehearsals There was an accident on Warren Road Leave your mark on 10-A here. Oh yes, I have a tapdancing soooooo-loooooo! Let’s go FU WAH I’ll meet you in San Francisco, Katey You can either cash it up or tear it in I ain’t puttin’ that shit in my hair D.M. But , we have a show Long live the W.W. Quad Ham. 419-422 (1980-1981) The only Quad that knows how to throw a party — Jan Term MUNCHY ATTACK — Ahern 206 — Will Mike drive us? Want to start a fire — ask Laine J. to make popcorn Hey Patty, Going “Home” for the weekend — AGAIN!! A.W.L.M.P. — Thanks for putting up w me — you ' re great Friends Shawn ' s Door Removal Service anytime day or night To a weak-fighter, clumby-magic user ugly-royalty Running was fun except for that beer drunking “air head” fighter w no bedroom Pat, Dien — sad to see 2 guys lose in racketball to a girl. Ocean City “What ' s your name?” — Pat? — “I feel cheap. ” Hey 4504F: A noisy ceiling sends an ironman reeling Hey Bunhead, broken any windows lately? To Loyola — Another beautiful, sweet person — like everyone says I am. — Illene Wolf Florida is only half way there — Bahamas ' 83 Shuckers — For a weekend I ' ll never remember and years I’ll never forget — Shucker M.H. Loyola Crew strokes together “Roxanne, watch out for the dock” Hollywood bids a fond adieu to Peter, Ba, Clueless Wonder, and the girls in 302C The Claw would like to thank LC, KC, CH, TM, DM, and JS for the grope. Mena — It will all get finished! Betsy — Don ' s panic! Chuck — Bacardi and Rum??? Mena — Do you want to just go to the Cantina? Jack Frost — Do we have another decision due already? Chuck — Is the sun still radiating off your hair?? LOOK OUT, it’s the LEECH! HEY RAYS! HANDS UPJ TAMPY, watch out for those things! Lucy, what a rugger — Good Luck! Judy, how did you hurt your foot!!!? Let’s have a Jello eating contest, guys! Hey, I think we’re in West Virginia! Leech Gen-balls, you STINK! L.V. — you ' ll always be a Pal! Denise — watch out for the vehicle! Mouse — Visine gets the red out! L.V. you’re not fat! Paperhead — 2nd row is a good spot for ya! T.C. Don’t you ever stop smiling! Hew . . . ie baby! Good job, L.W. Ruggers! Paige, is it broken ? Good Luck on being an R.A. next year C.G. — V.M., C.M., T.Z. Oh my God! Another roach! Cindy, good luck with teaching! — C.M. The Victory is ours! This is wrong! — C.G. They were in the living room again last night. Kevin W., best wishes for your studies. — C.M. T.Z. So Murf, what the hell are you going to do with a Philosophy degree? — Everybody Tom V. take it easy and good luck! — C.M. Adam, good luck with the impossible task next year. — T.Z. C.M. it will rain on the class of ' 83. Wings and Devs — Thanks for being such great friends! Terry 298 One Liners Family and Friends of Loyola Mr. and Mrs. A. David Allen Mr. and Mrs. William N. Amrhein Mr. and Mrs. Walter Balon Mr. and Mrs. Stanley H. Block Mr. and Mrs. John R. Bove Mr. and Mrs. Warren F. Brenner Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Burroughs Dr. and Mrs. Harold J. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. John F. Chanoski Mr. and Mrs. Fabian Chew Dr. and Mrs. Louis M. Damiano Mr. and Mrs. Donimick Fino Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. Mac Gardiner Mr. and Mrs. Gerald W. Green Mr. and Mrs. James G. Guidera Dr. and Mrs. James Edward Hanson Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Herrmann Dr. and Mrs. John M. Hollis Mr. and Mrs. John S. Hurley Mr. and Mrs. John C. Keeney Mr. and Mrs. James C. Kinser Mr. and Mrs. Robert Krastel Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Kurowski Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Lauttman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Norman L. Long Dr. and Mrs. C. Harry McCambridge Mr. and Mrs. Joseph K. McKay Mr. and Mrs. Adam F. Malinda Mr. and Mrs. N.A. Mancini Mr. and Mrs. David W. Matthews Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Mattson Mr. and Mrs. George P. Mifsud Dr. and Mrs. Bernard L. Mooney Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Murphy, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Nastasi Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Newton Mr. and Mrs. Raymond P. Pasko Mr. and Mrs. Stanley W. Pasko Mr. and Mrs. William J. Pencek Ms. Margaret R. Phillips Dr. and Mrs. Jorge Ramirez Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Saffer Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Sandkuhler Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Santoni Mr. and Mrs. John R. Schanberger Mr. and Mrs. George A. Schroeter Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Seidl Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Serovich Mr. Mrs. Edward D. Shaughnessy Mr. and Mrs. Edward V. Smith, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. William A. Smith Mr. and Mrs. James L. Suntum Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. William R. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Yankowski Mr. and Mrs. Paul Yoash Mr. and Mrs. Peter P. Weidenbruch, Jr Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weigand Mr. and Mrs. William T. Whiteley, III Ms. Elsie Zolga Love and Best Wishes CAROL ANN BOYLE And The Class of ’83 CONGRATULATIONS To Our Mena — ’83 Mom and Dad Michelle Hugh Vince Bill Love Mother And All The Family Congratulations to Our Daughter MARYELLEN THERESA O’SHEA CONGRATULATIONS To The GRADUATING CLASS May Your Future Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Be Blessed With S. Pamfilis Success and Contentment CONGRATULATIONS Congratulations To Our Daughter JANN And The Class of ' 83 Class of 1983 LOVE, HAPPINESS and SUCCESS In All That You Do! Mr. and Mrs. Leonard M. Gatti Mr. and Mrs. Glen R. Mueller 300 Ads Patrons Congratulations ; Janet Cecilia Giunta With Much Love and Pride Congratulations PATRICK MARTYN With Love And Pride From Your Family MOM THE GUNTHER Congratulations Jack Hughes Love FAMILY Mom Dad Kevin Sharon Kathleen Tom Congratulations and Best Wishes To The Senior Class And Faculty From Congratulations To BILL LEVASSEUR And Good Luck To The Class Of ’83 Justin And Frances Vitrano Mom, Dad And Your Brother John Ads Patrons 301 Congratulations JOHN C. WASOWICZ Mom and Dad Class Of ’83 Good Luck In All Your Future Endeavors CONGRATULATIONS! The McCarthy’s GO FOR IT! JODIE Dad Mom Joe Judy Greg Lynn Congratulations Richard Mark Robinson With Much Love And Pride From Mom, Dad and Lisa Congratulations and Best Wishes To Our Son And Brother SAMUEL P. PIAZZA Maria And Vincent Piazza Lori M. Piazza Debbie And Keith Piazza 302 Ads Patrons Congratulations STEPHEN COOK Northeastern Plumbing and Heating Supply Co. Inc. Congratulations On A Job Well Done STEPHEN Mr. and Mrs. John H. Cook III Cheri Ads Patrons 303 Congratulations! Robert Mom and Dad 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. Your 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 increasingly competitive job market. Prepare to rise 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, you can begin ROTC this summer. You’ll be compensated financially; stimulated physically and mentally. To add experience to your degree contact The Army ROTC Enrollment Officer at Loyola College, 323-1010, Ext 276. Army ROTC. Learn what it takes to lead. Best of Luck To All The 1983 Graduates Congratulations and Best Wishes Class of ’83 Charles J. Foley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Purcell 304 Ads Patrons ! Good Luck to the Congratulations Class of 1983 and Best Wishes Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Mahon Dr. and Mrs. Louis Damiano Best Wishes For Continued Success! Congratulations and Good Luck to Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Saffer Terry Mark Zic The Yearbook Staff Will Miss You! Best To The Class of 1 983 from Good Luck To The Class of 1983 from THE CLASS The Class OF 1984 of 1985 Ads Patrons 305 Congratulations to the Class of 1983 from your fellow graduates and officers in the Associated Students of Loyola College Executive Committee Graduates John Kurowski — Senior Class President Melanie Pratt — Senior Class Representative Todd Gabourey — Treasurer Administrative Council Graduates Kenny Ames — Senior Class Representative Tricia Baldwin — Maureen Sheehan — Jan Term Lecture Series Direc- tors Jed Davis — RAC President Scott Drew — Committee on Undergraduate Studies Vance Morris — Minority Affairs Representative Best. Wishes to the Class of 1983 from the remaining 1982-83 A.S.L.C. Administrative Council Mike Avia Dora Bankins Kevin Boyle Darleen Kasper Margaret Carnathan Paul Collini Pat Cummins Dorreen Desmarias Dave Dickerson Laura Dixon Keith Fitch Terri Hobbs Tim Madey Marty Kelly Jim Kennedy Marie Kringle Angela Kufera Bill Long Maura Lynch Maureen Madey Lisa Bunko Ted Miles Pat Murphy Tim Murphy Pauraui Raval Doug Wolf 306 Ads Patrons THE LOYOLA COLLEGE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Extends Warm Congratulations To All Members Of The Class Of 1983 For A Job Well Done. WELCOME ABOARD! Ads Patrons 307 Compliments of To see thee more clearly, love thee more dearly, follow thee more nearly, day by day.” Campus Ministries The Loyola College Jesuit Community J. Jenkins Sons Co., Inc. Manufacturers of High School and College Rings of Distinction 6601 White Stone Road Woodlawn, MD 21207 (301) 265-5200 Max V. Mueller Sales Representative 308 Ads Patrons Dear Illene, You are the most wonderful daughter and sister that any family could have. In everything you do, you always make us very proud. We wish you happiness and success in everything you do in life. May everything beautiful in life come to you because you are beautiful both on the inside and outside. Congratulations and Love, Mom, Dad, and Jerry Congratulations to my beautiful sister ILLENE and the Class of ’83 Love, Jerry Congratulations ROBERT Mom and Dad Ads Patrons 309 j Best Wishes to the Class of 1983 From the Faculty Members of the School of Business and Management Accounting Management Economics Marketing Finance Information and Management Sciences • Good Luck to Congratulations the Class to the of Graduating Class 1983 Halka’s Florist Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Espisito 3 10 Ads Patrons Congratulations Barbara Dawn Good Luck Rodriguez on Graduating at 19 from the Education With Boundless Love Department and Pride Mom and Dad 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 KEG BEER • VISA w! Ads Patrons 3 1 1 Congratulations and Best Wishes for Success to the Class of 1983 Mr. and Mrs. Ranko P. Zic Congratulations Best Wishes to the Class from the of 1983 Psychology The Athletic Department Department 312 Ads Patrons Congratulations to the Class of 1983 from the Evergreen Annual Staff Ads Patrons 3 1 3 The Board of Editors Terry Mark Zic Editor-in-Chief Adam L. Block Photography Editor Christopher W. Murphy Assistant to the Editor Jonette Bartlinski Talia Cortada Seniors Editor Darkroom Manager Tina Dickinson Sports Editor Christina H. Pappas Copy Editor Raymond P. Pasko Business Manager Linda J. Hallmen Student Life Editor Karen Bertness Clubs and Organizations Editor Carla M. O ' Brien Faculty and Administration Editor Cindy Habart Executive Secretary David Smith Sports Writer Staff Photographers: Contributing Photographers: Thanks to: Celia Cortada Dennis Byrne Coy Harris Jeannie Lohnes Mike Hollis Sheila Harris Greg Rowdowsky Eileen McCloskey Mark Gregory Lorraine Verderaime Kate Naughton Tom Paine Dean Silbersack Patti Straub Copy Staff: Mike Yankowski Donna Brown Sergio Zarbin Peg Votolato Melanie Pratt Mike Avia Joe Tilghman Clerical Staff: Records Office Mr. Thomas Scheye Layout Staff: Michelle Blanche Mr. Kevin Wildes, S.J. Anne Damiano Christopher Shocklee Michelle Blanche Michele Pethel Mrs. Gen Rafferty Anne Damiano Terry Bowser Rick McKay Contributing Artists: Athletics Office Michele Pethel Bruce Bortz Amy Butcher Public Relations Office Mr. Kevin Wildes, S.J. J.R. Conlin John Young Faculty Advisor Post Office Staff Contributing Poetess: Senator Mathias President Reagan Carolyn Kasprzak Archbishop Borders Dr. Abromaitis The 1983 Evergreen Annual was printed by Herff Jones Yearbooks, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, Coy W. Harris - - Sales Representative. The senior portraits were taken by Victor O’Neill Studios. McLean, Virginia, Mark Gregory and Tom Paine — Portrait Photographers, Coy W. Harris — Representative. 314 Yearbook Staff Adam Block Terry Zic Chris Murphy Yearbook Staff 3 1 5 Tina Dickinson Linda Hallmen Ray Pasko 316 Yearbook Staff Jonette Bartlinski Talia Cortada Yearbook Staff 317 Karen Bertness Carla O ' Brien 318 Yearbook Staff Cindy Habart Kevin Wildes, S.J. Celia Cortada and Lorraine Verderaime rn ' im mi. Greg Rodowsky Yearbook Staff 319 The task that any yearbook staff sets out to accomplish at the beginning of a school year is a difficult one. Putting together a yearbook is never easy, and is always a challenge. The 1983 Evergreen staff met their challenge with a positive attitude, and their hard work and dedication has been rewarded by the publi- cation of this book. On behalf of the Loyola College community and especially the Class of 1983 I would like to thank all the individuals who dedicated their time and effort to the preparation of this book. There are of course always individuals whose work is out- standing. Adam Block is one of those individuals. He did a marvelous job coordinating all the yearbook’s photographic ac- tivities, and he also sacrificed even more of his free time to help out in other areas of the book’s preparation. Adam ' s sense of responsibility and his dedication are especially noteworthy. I am proud to have been associated with him. My assistant, Chris Murphy, spent many hours performing various and numerous tasks that were necessary so that this yearbook could be as well put together as it is. He has my sincere thanks for a job well done. Jonette Bartlinski, this year’s Senior Section Editor, had the almost endless task of designing and assembling the book’s Senior Section. With help from Michelle Blanche, Anne Da- miano, and Michele Pethel, she did a beautiful job putting the Senior Section together. Tina Dickinson ' s work on the Sports Section is also praise- worthy. Her page layouts were characterized by consistent quality and originality. Linda Hallmen did a fine job putting together the Student Life Section. Christina Pappas consistent- ly provided me with a well written and well researched copy. Dave Smith wrote all of the sports wrap-ups that appear in this book. His expertise in that area is particularly noteworthy. Talia Cortada, with assistance from Celia Cortada and Lorraine Ver- deraime, processed and contacted almost every roll of film that was taken for this yearbook. Ray Pasko performed his duties as Business Manager in a responsible manner. He deserves a lot of credit for the money that he raised. The Faculty a nd Adminis- tration Section was well planned and put together by Carla O’Brien. Karen Bertness was responsible for the Clubs and Organizations Section of the book, and she did a fine job with it. My thanks to Cindy Habart for helping me to stay organized throughout the year, and for helping me helping me with my administrative paperwork. I would like to thank Amy Butcher for the sketches that she did of Mr. Wildes and Mr. Scheye, and J.R. Conlin for the cartoons that he drew for the Clubs and Organizations Section. I would also like to thank Carolyn Kasprzak for once again writing a beautiful poem for the intro- duction. Jeannie Lohnes and Greg Rodowsky are two staff members that I would also like to thank. Jeannie ' s candid and group photos are a fine example of her photographic creativity. Greg’s work behind the camera was particularly reliable and of consistent quality. An yone who works on a yearbook must be of a special charac- ter. Yearbooks, of course, only come out once a year, and the student body for the most part is unaware of the work that the staff is doing. Unlike an athlete, a yearbook staffer does not receive cheers of support throughout the year. He or she must continue to work simply because of the value of what is being accomplished. Except for the satisfaction of having published a book, there is no immediate reward for those who work so diligently on such a project. However, there need not be an immediate reward, such as praise from one’s peers, or acknowl- edgement from the faculty or administration, because the value of a yearbook is intrinsic. The meaning that a yearbook has to those that remember by it in the present or the future is motiva- tion enough for those of us who dedicate our time and talents to such an effort. One faculty member who not only recognized the efforts of the yearbook staff, but chose to accept the position of Faculty Advisor was Mr. Kevin Wildes, S.J. I would like to express my thanks to Kevin for all of his support throughout the past two years. His active participation proved to be truly valuable. The publication of this yearbook is especially significant for me because it ends a professional relationship that 1 have had for seven years with Mr. Coy W. Harris of the Herff Jones Yearbook Publishing Company. Throughout the past seven years Coy and I have worked well together and have established a solid friendship. I would like to express my sincere and heart- felt appreciation to my friends Coy and Sheila Harris for their friendship, support, and hospitality. I would also like to express my sincere thanks to my close friend Christopher Shocklee for all of his advice, support, and friendship throughout the years that I have known him. And finally, 1 would like to express my deepest gratitude to my mother and father for all of their love, support, and encour- agement. I hope that this yearbook serves its purpose well, and that it brings many enjoyable hours to those who peruse its pages. To my fellow classmates, I wish you prosperity and success in your endeavors, and may you find peace in whatever you do. Rockville, Maryland May, 1983 320 Editor’s Letter 9