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

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1984 volume:

■ ■f ■t PERfODICALS JUN £1992 K=.v«w.,Mm,c oiMC waBAfjy Evergreen Annual for the Academic Year 1983-1984 Loyola College 4501 North Charles Street Baltimore, Maryland 21210 MCMLXXXIV Campus Scenes 3 4 Table of Contents Dedication 6 Faculty Administration 18 Clubs Organizations 34 Sports 74 Student Life 112 Seniors 174 Senior Directory 238 Ads Patrons 250 Yearbook Staff 266 Table of Contents 5 Dedication 6 Dedication Reverend Joseph A. Sellinger, S.J. In July 1964 Father Joseph Sellinger arrived at Loyola as President of the College. Two years previously he had written an essay in which he sketched some very broad lines indica- tive of his thinking about college education. It was an essay steeped in the humanistic tradition and rigorous intellectual discipline with which he was already identified. He spoke of the quest for academic excellence and the need to go beyond that goal toward the kind of contemplation which serves the pursuit of truth and the guidance of youth, the kind which takes place in ivory towers. He allowed that there must be a few handsome ivory towers on every campus. He spoke of a scholarly contemplative faculty and of a group of administra- tors who could dream as well as beg and be the lubricating element in the midst of specialists. He spoke of a world in which play, guidance, affection, and social activity have their place. He spoke of the College as a body which must be loyal to its mission. In the twenty years during which he has served Loyola as President, Father Sellinger has built admirably on the work of his predecessors. He taught, preached, inspired, begged, and planned, all with increasing enthusiasm as the years have passed and become decades, precisely because he so deeply feels the loyalty which he is able to build in others. His roles as Priest, educator, civic leader, and friend all blend into the person whose works already honor him. We wish to add to this honor by dedicating the 1984 edition of The Evergreen Annual to Reverend Joseph A. Sellinger, S. J. Dedication ? ■Hlllllltlill f jjltfiiiiiiiiniif [jjjiiiiiiiitniii !!! ! j ! IIIIIMiMt !! iiiiiiimii iiiiitiiiiiiiniit iiiiiiiiitiii I itiiiiimiiiiitii iiiiiii ill II II iiiiiil iiuy Butler Hall 8 Campus Scenes I f Ty- wB t BpjH wBS m The President’s House E A Campus Scenes 9 A Streetcar Named Desire Beatty Hall 1 0 Campus Scenes Pebbles and Bam-Bam The McAuley Apartments I _a i i I 12 Campus Scenes The Physical Plant Campus Scenes 1 3 I 14 Campus Scenes Campus Scenes 1 5 ..AM. 1 6 Campus Scenes Campus Scenes 17 Faculty Administration Fr. Sellinger Mr. Sweeney Fr. McGuire «« Dr. Donaldson Mr. Melanson Rev. Joseph A. Sellinger, S.J. — President Robert D. Sweeney — Vice President, Development Rev. Daniel J. McGuire, S.J. — Special Assistant to the President Randall P. Donaldson — Assistant to the Academic Vice President Thomas E. Scheye — Academic Vice President Paul J. Melanson — Vice President, Administration and Finance Joseph A. Yanchik — Vice President, Student Affairs Mr. Scheye Mr. Yanchik !U h Faculty Administration 21 Roger A. Atkinson — Business Manager William J. Bossemeyer, III — Director of Admissions Rev. John L. Brunett, S.J. — Assistant Academic Dean Jean L. Carrica — Dean, School of Business and Management James A. Fitzsimmons — Director of Resident Life Joseph M. Healy — Associate Academic Dean P. Edward Kaltenbach — Dean of Freshmen Rev. Nicholas A. Kunkel, S.J. — Associate Academic Dean Eugene R. Marshall — Assistant Academic Dean Erancis J. McGuire — Academic Dean Rev. Allen O. Novotny, S.J. — Director of Campus Ministries Thomas J. O ' Connor — Director of Athletics David F. Roswell — Dean, College of Arts and Sciences Rev. John J. Shea, S.J. — Director, Counseling Center CreSaundra Sills — Director of Career Planning and Placement Dr. Kaltenbach Fr. Brunett 22 Faculty Administration Dean Healy Fr. Kunkel Mr. Fitzsimmons Fr. Shea Dean McGuire Mr. Atkinson Mr. O ' Connor Mr. Bossemeyer ■ I I Dr. Keefer — Associate Professor Mr. Kok — Instructor Dr. Brakel — Visiting Assistant Professor Dr. Giles — Professor Dr. Dixon — Assistant Professor Dr. Graham — Professor Chemistry Front Row; Dr. DeToma — Assistant Professor Ms. Daley — Secretary Dr. Zaczek — Professor Back Row: Dr. Miller — Professor Dr. Freimuth — Professor Emeritus Sr. Eby — Adjunct Associate Professor Dr. Rooney — Assistant Professor Fr. Salmon — Associate Professor Mr. Jordan — Laboratory Technician 24 Faculty Administration Seated: Dr. Long — Assistant Professor Dr. Sarlos — Associate Professor Mr. Esterson — Adjunct Associate Professor Mr. Daubner — Adjunct Associate Professor Standing: Dr. Rhodes — Assistant Professor Dr. Horvath — Adjunct Professor Dr. Reitz — Professor Mr. Hofler — Assistant Professor Dr. Amoriell — Assistant Professor Dr. Procaccini — Assistant Professor Dr. Smith — Assistant Professor Engineering Science, Computer Science, Physics Seated: Dr. Rozics — Professor Fr. Murray — Lecturer Standing: Mr. Delcher — Lecturer Dr. Coyne — Assistant Professor I Ms. Perry — Assistant Professor Dr. Jones — Assistant Professor Dr. Macleay — Associate Professor Mr. Loy — Assistant Professor Faculty Administration 25 English Fine Arts Front Row: Sr. Benner — Assistant Professor Mrs. Rafferty — Secretary Back Row: Mr. Ross — Associate Professor Dr. Abromaitis — Associate Professor Dr. Atherton — Assistant Professor Mrs. Devenny — Music Minister Mr. Dockery — Assistant Professor Fr. Sobierajski — Assistant Professor Foreign Languages and Literatures Seated: Mrs. Hughes — Instructor Dr. Geldrich-Leffman — Professor Dr. Snell — Assistant Professor Standing: Dr. Clarke — Assistant Professor Dr. Donaldson — Asst. Academic V.P. Dr. Nogara — Assistant Professor Mrs. Morris — Assistant Professor Dr. Hager — Assistant Professor I Dr. Turner — Assistant Professor ; Dr. McCormick — Associate Professor | 26 Faculty Administration I History Dr. Wadler — Assistant Professor Miss Ogren — Instructor Dr. Breihan — Assistant Professor Dr. Brennan — Instructor Dr. Varga — Professor Mathematics Dr. Auer — Assistant Professor Sr. Christensen — Assistant Professor Dr. Roche — Assistant Professor Dr. McCoart — Professor Dr. Mackiw — Assistant Professor Dr. Hennessey — Professor Faculty Administration 27 Military Science Front Row: Back Row: LTC Hair — Professor of Military Science SGM Clark — Command Sergeant Major SP5 Franklin — Administrative NCO CPT De La Pena — Assistant Professor MSG Frazier — Operations Sergeant Mrs. Pudwell — Secretary MAJ Morton — Assistant Professor of Military Science CPT Tilson — Assistant Professor of Military Science CPT Miller — Associate Professor of Military Science SSG Hilliard — Supply Sergeant Philosophy Front Row: Mr. Yasenchak — Instructor Dr. Cunningham — Associate Professor Dr. Clark — Professor Dr. Nachbahr — Professor Back Row: Dr. Stapleton — Assistant Professor Dr. Tassi — Professor 28 Faculty Administration Political Science Dr. Mair — Associate Professor Dr. Wolfe — Assistant Professor Dr. Kitchin — Associate Professor Psychology Front Row: Mr. Doyle — Associate Professor Dr. Clapperton — Associate Professor Back Row: Dr. Yen — Adjunct Associate Professor Dr. Plotkin — Associate Professor Dr. Crough — Associate Professor Dr. Gilroy — Associate Professor Dr. Mostwin — Adjunct Professor Dr. Sherman — Associate Professor Dr. Helweg — Associate Professor Faculty Administration 29 Sociology Dr. Ryu — Associate Professor Ms. Keane — Assistant Professor Dr. Burton — Associate Professor Speech Pathology Audiology Mrs. Beetz — Adjunct Instructor Dr. Spencer — Assistant Professor Dr. Kumin — Associate Professor Ms. Minghetti — Adjunct Instructor Mrs. Saltysiak — Assistant Professor .Mrs. Marchetti — Adjunct Instructor 30 Faculty Administration Theology I Front Row: Dr. Guroian — Assistant Professor Fr. Proterra — Assistant Professor Back Row: Dr. Patterson — Professor Dr. Wilson — Assistant Professor Fr. Connolly — Assistant Professor Fr. Salmon — Associate Professor Dr. Buckley — Assistant Professor I Front Row: Dr. Dougherty — Professor Dr. Miola — Associate Professor Dr. Abromaitis — Associate Professor Back Row: Dr. Skaff — Assistant Professor Dr. Hands — Professor Mr. Voci — Assistant Professor Mr. Scheye — Associate Professor Mrs. Rafferty — Secretary Writing Faculty Administration 31 Accounting Front Row: Dr. Tighe — Assistan t Professor Dr. Brown — Associate Professor Back Row: Mr. Rice — Assistant Professor Mr. Pfeiffer — Assistant Professor Mr. Guercio — Assistant Professor Mrs. Swindlehurst — Assistant Professor Ms. Michel — Assistant Professor Economics f. ■ ' . Be ' ' p Front Row: Dr. Rubin — Assistant Professor Dr. Derrick — Assistant Professor Dr. Meador — Assistant Professor Back Row: Dr. Bell — Associate Professor Dr. Walters — Assistant Professor Dr. Jordan — Associate Professor Ms. McGarvey — Assistant Professor Mr. Deutch — Assistant Professor Mr. Cullen — Associate Professor Dr. Larson — Associate Professor 32 Faculty Administration Finance Dr. Mors e — Associate Professor Dr. Haight — Associate Professor Dr. Martinelli — Professor Mr. Cavey — Assistant Professor Dr. Holman — Associate Professor Dr. Merriken — Assistant Professor Management Front Row: Mr. York — Assistant Professor Dr. Desai — Associate Professor Back Row; Dr. Dempsey — Professor Dr. Duffy — Professor Dr. Ergler — Associate Professor Dr. Gray — Associate Professor Dr. Brooks — Associate Professor Dr. Singer — Associate Professor Dr. New — Assistant Professor Faculty Administration 33 I ASLC SGA Executive Board Mike Avia, Keith Fitch, Dora Bankins, Maura Lynch, Ted Miles. Front Row; Dora Bankins — President, Mark Tozzi — Elections Commissioner. Back Row: Jai O ' bey, Tamara Pinkerton, Teresa Sommel. 36 Student Government Executive Assistants Academic Affairs Front Row: Lisa Siliato, Maura Lynch, Susan Benner. Back Row: Greg Dohmeier, Cindy Cootauco, Lynn Mullen, Anne Marie Arena, Valerie Foudos, Bill Long, Michael Slattery. Appropriations Keith Fitch — Treasurer, Chairman, Marly Kelly, Daniel Szparaga, Jennifer Morales, Lynn Michaud, Steve Sireci, Sheila Balek. Not Pictured: Darsna Mathurin — Business Manager. Social Committees Front Row: Mary Horenkamp, Leigh Ann Lentz, Debbie Hurney, Tim Weiss. Back Row: Carolyn West, Ted Miles, Tracey Post, Mary Sullivan. Not Pictured: Tony Ruszala, Kirk Kness, Pauravi Raval. Student Governmenl 37 Class of 1984 John Heeb — Representative, Doreen Desmarais — Representative, Bill Weir — President. Laura Dixon — Representative, Tim Gallagher — Representative, Inga Oesterlc — President. Social Affairs Front Row: Mary Sullivan, Ivette M. Arroyo, Dolores Graham, Jane Zinke, Aimee Rakaczky, Tracey Post. Second Row: Lorraine Coogan, Katie Finneran, Lisa Marie Campagnoli, Ellen LaCorte, Leigh Ann Lentz, Mary Horenkamp. Third Row: Susan Harrison, Jacqui Reardon, Nancy Lombardo, Debbie Hurney, Kathleen Fitzgerald, Carolyn West. Fourth Row: Susan Weigand, Missy Hormes, Melanie Bartek, Susan Benner, Tammy Lloyd, Bill King. Fifth Row: Tim Weiss, Randy Piccoli, Doretta Madey, Mary Kate Homyak, Lynn Taylor, Chris Kossa. Sixth Row: Kathy Carr, Jane Satterfield, Jim Amato, Dana Dougherty, Jean- ine Ursitti, Jeannie Trimble. Back Row: Darlene Kasper, Luann Bau- mann, Ted Miles, Ginny Ryan. 38 Student Government Class of 1987 Class of 1986 Paul Collini -- Representative, Jim Kennelly — President, Gary Meyerl — Representative. Ellen M. Talley — Representative. Christine Pfister dent, , nnc Marie Gering — Representative. Presi- Legislative Assembly Front Row: Inga Oesterle, Ted Miles, Marty Kelly, John Heeb, Doug Wolf, Pat Dyer. Second Row: Maura Lynch, Steve Sired, Lynn Michaud. Sheila Balek, Mike Avia, Yoon Choi. Third Row: Doreen Desmarais, Laura Dixon, Tim Gallagher. Anne Marie Goring, Gary Meyerl, Paul Collins, Jim Kennelly, Ellen Talley. Back Row: Christine Pfister. Bill Weir, Keith Fitch. Jennifer Morales, Dan Szparaga, Dora Bankins — President ASLC SGA, Student Government 39 Model U . N . Front Row: Lena Choudhary, Kathleen Tylisz, Tammy Jo Pinkerton, Tina Carignano. Back Row: Steve Wiseman, Mark Tozzi, Lisa Garrus. Front Row: Patti Snair, Roxanne Chambers, Deborah Lazaro, Carole Poyer. Second Row: Robert Turcea, Russell Gordon, Fernando Juliao, John Yasenchak, Ed Simons, Paul Messaris, Michael Kahler. Back Row: Larry Simons, Kenneth Friedel, Robert Boyle, James Leitholf, Mark Dignazio, T. Nelson Carey, Thomas Ray, Michael Feldtmose. 40 Clubs Organizations mms 111 Loyola Belles Front Row: Catherine Wilson Diaz. Terri Hobbs, Christine Pfister. Second Row: Dori Armor, .loan Jez, Mary Reinhardt, .lustine Allen. Back Row: Mary Horenkamp, Lau- ra Dixon, Eileen McCloskey. Front Row: Susan McIntyre, Ellen LaCorte, Diane .Iordan, Marjorie Paoletti, Brian Eyles. Back Row: Michael Brzezicki, Lisa Beichl, Paul Turner, Ellen Butcher, .lohn Willard. Unicorn Clubs Organizations 41 Forum Magazine Patrick Kelly. Dale Simms, Wendy Stallings, Moe Ghotbi. Brian Stiff. WLCR Front Row: Clarenceaux Simmons. Maura Lane, James Madigan, Cathy Erlbeck, Donna Lettow, Anne-Marie Gering, Colleen Lilly. Second Row: Dale Simms, Kevin Seymour, Brian Stiff, Paul Malkowski, Mike Cataneo, Brian Gwynn, Greg Muth, Rick Ciattei, Regina Veal. Back Row: Chuck Gonnermann, Jerry Lioi, Tom Kanellakos, Charles Mentenhausen, Steve Beckman. 42 Clubs Organizations Transfer Students Association Front Row: Eun Sook Chong, Yun Sik Chong, Adam Block, Vince Ferretti, Mike Avia — Chairman, Patricia Hervert, Robert Coomes. Second Row: Marc Pamfilis, Joan Barry, Mary Love, Peggy Fonshell, David Zeiler, Terri Hobbs, Kathy Carr, Kathleen Hanle, Kevin Denney. Third Row: Craig Thomas, Bruce Davis, Scott Fridley, Suzy Aydinel, Suzie Doerfler, Christina Popowych, Esther Wallace, Fernando Juliao, Karen Wedemeyer, Daniel Scieszka. Fourth Row: Mary Reinhardt, Peter Kaputsos, Tony Ruszala, John Bisson, Bill Long, Mary Cina, Lori Susemihl, Derek James, Daewon Kim. Back Row: Christine Hervert, Dale Simms, Lena Choudhary, Brian Lyles, Patrick Murphy, Kenneth Macleay, Peggy Willis, Mike DeVito. Associated Club Presidents Front Row: Ann Marie Arena, Claudia Potter, Andy Keepers. Second Row: Paul Mercer, Laura Lawrence, Dean Healy. Third Row: Ken Porro. Back Row: Andy Moorer, Jody May, Geoff Knicker- bocker. Clubs Organizations 43 Greyhound i ii ■ill Front Row: Andrew Ciofalo. Diana Meushavv, Sean Madeleine, Liz Healey. Back Row: Linda J. Hall- men. David Zeiler. Editor-in-Chief. Resident Assistants Front Row: Jill Vogin, Jeanne Egan. Toni Ammirati, Julie Serovich, Anne Westrick. Second Row: Robert Weilminster, Robert Young, Stephen Smaldore, Patrick Bollinger, Ann Creamer, John Yasenchak, Paula Majerowicz. Back Row: Mary Kay McKenna, Sean Mann, Joe Bickley, Anthony Mifsud, Peggy Eonshell, Chris Graham, Er. Bill Zuelke, Fr. Bill Zuelke, SJ, Dave Glenn, Jane Deger, Jim Fitzsimmons. 44 Clubs Organizations ■ ■■iwnnii Him 1 I mi i ] 1 : 1 1 Tri Beta Biology Honor Society Front Row: Angela Calle, Bonnie Hileman, Patty Beck, Joe Collini, Jeanne Roan. Second Row: Danielle Welch, Regina Simonetti, Cathy Leidig, Rick Aybar, Joe Layug. Third Row: Dr. Graham, Nicholas Cardiges, Tara Marshall, Billy Cook, David Stone. Back Row: Maureen Leahy, David Aiello, Don Haskell, Kevin Terry, Education Society Front Row: Dr. Beatrice Sarlos, Gigi Stockman, Mary Love, Cindy Habart, Anne Stewart, Claire Bigley, Diane Geppi, Amy Gunther, Dr. William Amoriell. Back Row: Eileen Byrnes, Sheila Fairley, Tricia Sarigianis, Karen Bertness, Thomas Haynie. Clubs Organizations 45 Circle K Front Row: Karen Butz, Virna Ignacio, Renee Chrest, Maria Hopgood, Anne-Marie Gering, Bill Huey. Second Row: Mike Avia, Cristina Guinot, Mary Ellen DeWaal, Janice Bedford, Lisa Flaherty, Maribeth Diemer, Todd Starkey. Third Row: Celeste Thompson, Beth Gordon, Jakki Ichniowski, Kathie Crouse. Back Row: Tammay Lloyd. Paul Swetz, Nancy Lombardo, Allison Walker, Peggy Willis, Dana Dougherty, Jane Sofinowski, Traci Theobald, Mark Tozzi. Eileen Byrnes, Malia Kastner, Gary Messman. Women’s Crew Front Row: Leigh Kotowski, Eva Kulick, Paula Rollins, Jeanine Ursitti, Jeanne Schmager. Back Row: Ed Simons — Coach, Carol Rossi. Jeanne Trimble, Jane Satterfield, Kathy Carr. John Yasenchak, SJ. 46 Clubs Organizations ' XVS a TM r 1 Adam Smith Society Front Row: Sandy Smith, Jeff German. Second Row: Debbie Hurney, Beth Gutterlet, Paula Cohen. Back Row: Martin Mair, Mark Ratych, John Black. Front Row: Colleen Hughes, Maya Boston, Betsy Dewberry, Jill Carter. Second Row: Kathy Shaffer, Teresa Gukzynski, Mary Ellen Burch, Nancy Doerfler, Tish McGinn, Terrie Kelly, Barbara Wolter, Lisa Short. Back Row: Mary Tirabassi, Jeanne Roan, Joy Fisher, Christine Henry, Kate Naughten, Kay Geary, Carrie Egan, Alyson Wheeler, Laura Lawrence, Suzie Doerfler. Clubs Organizations 47 Bowling Club 1 ITritiipjiiiii nrinr ' iiiin Front Row; Bill Nellies. Second Row: Robert Coomes, Lisa Anasta- sio. Maria Giglio-Tos, Dan Scieszka. Third Row: Kevin Meyers, Jeannette Bernady, Paul Turner. Back Row: Jim Amato, Kevin Den- ney, Roberto Puglisi, Henry Wu. Front Row: Jody Sevidal, Christie Munoz, Nancy Collinge, Jane Meadowcroft, Trish Megarie, Craig Thomas, Joe Collini. Back Row: Stuart Torres, Donna Congedo, Phil Campbell, Finn Ramsiand. University Christian Outreach 48 Clubs Organizations Jogging Club Front Row: Soraya Amini. Chris Poindexter. Back Row: Tom Ritter, Michele Pethel, Christina Popovych. Tae Kwon Do Club Front Row: Tom Stofko, Kerri Beli- veau, Kyung Tae Kim. Paula Rollins, Jeanne Schmager, Richard Marsh, James Madigan. Second Row: Kyung Shin. John Hoerr, Hee Kyung Hong, Y un Sik Chong, Dae-Won Kim, Kyung Sik Park, Cunard Pearson, Terri Hobbs. Third Row: Ed Clay. Jason Moerschbacher, Peter Ramirez, Andy Ellis, Larry Sturm, John Lazzati. Back Row: Majid Sajjad, John Horenkamp, Thierry Oteyza, Victor Welzant, George Karas, Kathleen Tylisz, Keith Wellen. Clubs Organizations 49 Business Computer Club f-3 ' i cm 1 i t j ' it Front Row: Adam Block. S. Chakraborty, Karen Wedemeyer, Kevin Klages, Lisa Anastasio, Ted Ludicke. Back Row: Brian Kane, Bill King, Dan Scieszka, Michael Gianotti, Geoff Knickerbocker. Christian Fellowship Front Row: Rosaire O ' Brien, Patricia Hervert, Ellen Marie Talley, Sharon Starliper, Anna Hurbanis. Second Row: Lisa Trudeau, Martin Franke. Christine Hervert, Celeste McKay, Grace Neumann, Barbara Crayton. Third Row: Greg Baker, Laura Lawrence. Louise Pancake. Patricia Crayton. Tom Lewis. Chris Parr. Back Row: David Baldwin, Douglas Hamilton, Joe Strauch, Charles Wynn, Michael Nusca. 50 Clubs Organizations Front Row: Fred Wolfson, Victor Welzant, Ted Miles, Raul de Guzman, Second Row: Kate .lohnson, Angela Kufera, Anna Hurbanis, Cathy Auvigne. Back Row: Dr. Crough, Sherrie Dause, Suzy Aydinel, Dr. Doyle, Elaine Hartnett. Psychology Club Sailing Club Front Row: Joan Barry, Tina Carignano, Kathy Tylisz, Mary Anne Chidsey, Paula DelFierro. Second Row: John Carey, Richard Marsh, Amy Butcher, Ralph Trantiven, Janice Toly. Third Row: Ellen Butcher, Diane Jordan, Tom Kim, Mona Murphy, ,loe Dymond, Michael Scherpf. Back Row: Jim Thierer, Mary Anne Skirvan, Greg Christ, Jim Jordan, Bart Kreiner. Clubs Organizations 51 Black Students Association Front Row: Wayne Harp. Robert Gault, Brian Lyles, Clarenceaux Simmons. Second Row: Shirley James, Bernice Horton, Delia Shropshire. Denise Spriggs. Back Row: Esther Wallace, Jaielyn Obey, CreSaundra Sills. 52 Clubs Concert Choir Front Row: James Jordan, Deanna Wilson Diaz, Maryann Brown, Christine Pfister, Mary Reinhardt, Terri Hobbs. Second Row: Ewig, Joan Jez, Eileen McCloskey, Anne Moore, Catherine Wilson Diaz, Sharon Starliper. Back Row: Michael Brzezicki, Beverly Serio, Miche Blanche, Gene Roman, Ellen Butcher, Sonia Muchnick, Betsie Devanny, Director. Organizations Gospel Choir Front Row; Wendy Harris, Delia Shropshire, Patrice Drew. Back Row: Robert Gault, Esther Wallace, Felicia Montague. Evergreen Players } Front Row; Allison Walker, Chuck Graham, Dave Flury, Beth Gutberlet. Second Row: Tom Rouse, Jane Zirnkilton, Donna Lettow, Angie Kufera, Tracey Post, Penelope Burlage. Third Row: Justine Allen, Mike Nadonley, Rick Ciattei, Maura Crowley, Chris Garretson-Butt, Mike Avia. Back Row: Todd Starkey, Tim Delaney, Rob McCord, Greg Muth, Nelson Carey. Clubs Organizations 53 Pre-Law Society Young emocrats Front Row: Karen Pecora, Mary Cina, Mary Malloy, Kathleen Tylisz. Back Row: Mark Smith, Lena Choudhary, Kristy Sexton, Maggie Vinck, Tina Carignano, Peggy Willis, Maureen Gillen. Front Row: Paul Turner, Roxanne Chambers. Brian Lyles, Beth Murray. Back Row: Mark Tozzi, Dana Dougherty, Eric Kyler, Bill Venanzi, Courtney Cochran. 54 Clubs Organizations Chemistry Club Front Row: Michael Magee. David Slone, Kevin Terry, Jeanne Roan, David Geckle, Rob Tyszkiewicz. Back Row: Derk Wierda, Tim Mueller, Christina Popovych, Re- gina Simonetti. Engineering Club Front Row: Doug Walther, Khan Nguyen. Char O ' Berry, Kathleen Hanle, Tim Dowell, Paul Cronhardt. Back Row: Kalama Jimmy Shampunba, Craig Cole, Cathy Wilson-Diaz, Celeste Thompson, Owen Brown, Tom Lewis, Michael Taylor. Clubs Organizations 55 Adventure Club John Bisson, Patrick Murphy, Paul Manfre. Forensic Society Chuck Stembler. Nancy Green, Jerry Riviello, Mike Avia, Allison Walker, Chuck Graham, Ellen Marie Talley. 56 Clubs Organizations i The Chimes I Front Row: Dan Dustin, Rick Staislov, Randy Piccoli, Mike Murray. Back Row: Barry Caiogero, Vincent ■ Tepe, Greg Dohmeier, Mike DeVito, Chuck Graham. The Evergreen Jugglers Vincent Ferretti III, Ray McAndrews, Marcus Foley, Brian Kissel, John Hubbard, Laurie Rudy, Kevin Keegan, Gary Meyerl, Jim Kcnnelly, Tom McCurley. Clubs Organizations 57 Eta Sigma Phi Classical Honor Society Front Row: Kenneth Porro, Michael Slattery, Fr. O ' Conner. Christine Kearns. Theresa Rommel. Fr. Linehan, Inga Oesterle. Second Row: Kerri Beliveau. Susan Benner, Michele Decker, Kathryn Nee. Michael Dockman. Third Row: Cheryl Dungan, Kathy Monroe, Donna Guise, .lane Satterfield, Mary Cook. Fourth Row: Patrick Parr, Michael Tou- lan, Patrick Campbell, Mohamad Ghotbi, Ronald Engle. Fifth Row: Vince Kuyawa. .John Vukela. Patrick Kelly, Gary Gularte, Rick Stais- loff. Back Row: Gary Meyerl, John Sadowski, Mark Mataosky, Alexis Kramer. Philosophy Cluh Carlo Ravano, John Horst, Celeste Thompson, Susan Winter, Jack Guilfoyle, Christopher Harig, Maureen Leahy. 58 Clubs Organizations Korean Students Association Front Row: Kyung Shin, Kyung Kim, Kyung Park. Second Row: Sang Shin. Yoon Choi, My ung Jang, Sherry Han, Diane So, Jae Bae. Back Row: Pamela Kim. Young Lee. Hoe Na, Eun Chong, Jess Kim, Heekyung Hong. S.C.E.C. Students Concerned For Exceptional Children Front Row: Alison Stogoski, Bill Venanzi, Angela Calle, Christine McBride. Back Row: Mary McKenna, Lynette Elsbree, Mary Ross, Jon Moorman. Clubs Organizalions 59 Commuter Students Association Front Row: Peggy Pappas, Julie Rappold, Patrick Dyer, Janet Stadter, Tim Gaurino, Steve Ti- zard. Second Row: Nick Cardiges, Mary-Lynn Jeppi, Beth Crunkle- lon, Mary Conrad. Third Row: Christy Hoos, Mary Lynn Rommel, Tina Jones, Sally Student. Fourth Row: Jennifer Morales, Philip Mer- rill, Pam Plott, Marina Lolley. Back Row: Steve Smith, Kevin Keegan, Billy Edwards, Gerry Durmowicz, Cathy Path, Joe Commuter. Jesuit Honor Society Alpha Sigma Nu I Front Row: Bonnie Hileman, Terri Hobbs, Kathy Hanie, Mary Anne Ross, Christine Hervert, Anna Hurbanis. Second Row: Linda Trezise, Alicia Cordova, Caroline Griffin, Angela Calle, Patricia Hervert. Back Row: Maureen Leahy. David Aiello, James Ferris, Suzy Aydinel. 60 Clubs Organizations Cheerleaders Front Row: Chris Connell, Louise Lessick. Dolores Graham, Kelly Keelan, C..I. Mecnan. Back Row: Monica Thomas, Patti Ferguson, Trish Aquilano. Business Society Clubs Organizations 61 Ski Club Computer Club 62 Clubs Organizations — - — -r- — — r-r Fi R. O. T. C. The F OTC Cadet Battalion had a busy and productive year. In the fall, the monthly Thursday afternoon retreat ceremony was intro- duced. the ceremony which signals the end of the day on Army posts. Ii)uring both semesters the cadets participated in a variety of Field Training Exercises (FTX). Here they learned rifle marksmanship, practiced land navigation, and improved their leadership skills. In December, Tim Madey, the Cadet Battalion Commander, was pro- moted to Colonel, the first ever in the Cadet Battalion. During Janu- ary two cadets, Jeff Kramer and Kevin Seidl, successfully completed Army Airborne training at Fort Benning, Georgia. Also during Janu- ary, the juniors spent two weeks training at Fort Meade in preparation for Advanced Camp in the summer. In March the Rangers spent a weekend training with Co B, 175th Infantry of the Maryland Army National Guard. The final Field Training Exercise in April saw the Rangers and Seniors pitted against the rest of the battalion for realis- tic combat training. The final activity of the year was commissioning on May 27, where eighteen students received their gold bars as second lieutenants. R. O. T. C. 65 Men’s Fall Rugby Front Row: Neil McGrail, Tom Robbins, Ed Pryor, Chuck Hutzel, Kevin McCann, Paul Hoshall, Phil Keith, Cubby, Joe Graziano. Second Row: Chris Tepe, Tim Madey, Joe Troy, Rob Dickinson, James Slezak, Dave Lombardi, Ivan Lopez-Muniz. Third Row: Tony Ruszala, Steve Larcher, Gary Gularte, Joe Yanchik, Rick Wade, Marty Kelly, Steve Sireci, John Yoash. Fourth Row: Joe Morel, Jim Schuette, Rob Fitzgerald, Jim Farrell, Pete Berube, Danny Szparaga, Chris Ciliberti, Dave Lee. Back Row: “Water Boy , Todd Brown, Jim Brown, Richard Fisk, Paul Malkowski, Rudy Bucheit, Mike Cantaneo, Louis Unknown, Scott Trivett. The 1 983 Fall season was filled with ups and downs for the Loyola Rugby Club. Featuring over 20 new members, the club started the season by trouncing collegiate opponent Georgetown, 25-3. The highlight of the season was the next match when the ruggers shut out formerly number one ranked Naval Academy 7-0 in an intense battle. Plagued with injuries, Loyola dropped their next three, losing to Frostburg (3-0), Salisbury State and the University of Mary- land. Loyola evened their record at 4-4 by winning two of their last three games. They defeated Mt. St. Mary’s and St. John ' s of New York before losing their final match to Old Red. The victory against Mt. St. Mary ' s was especially sweet after losing to them the previous season by a single point in the final match of the Mount Cup Tournament. St. John ' s and Mt. St. Mary ' s were both shutout, 45-0 and 7-0, respec- tively. Player determination and support from the fans helped the ruggers through this reconstruction period and enabled them to continue to be a dominant force in the Potomac Rugby Union. 66 Men ' s Fall Rugby 1 1 Men’s Spring Rugby Front Row; Brian McCaw, Steve Larcher, Chuck Hutzell, Kevin McCann, Jim Schuette. Second Row: Joe Troy, James Slezak, Rob Dickerson, Rick Wade, Ed Pryor, Steve Sireci, Chris Cilliberti. Third Row: Joe Morel, Rob Fitzgerald, Rudy Buckheit, Scott Trivett, John Yoash, Marty Kelly, Pete Berube. Fourth Row: Brian Schuette, Tom Robbins, Rich Fisk, Neil McGrail, Tom loanno, Eric Gaver, Jim McGillicuddy. Fifth Row; Gary Gularte, Joe Luhrman, Dave Lee, Ivan Lopez-Muniz, Paul Rogers, Rick Mason. Back Row: Mark Lewis, Mike McFarlin, Mark Felipe. Missing: Jim Brown, John Bruno, Tony Ruszala, Phil Keith, Pete McCabe, Jim Farrell, Gary Butler, Carl Casalino, Joe Graziano, Paul Floshall, Greg Levikas, Tim Madey, Paul Schmitt, Dan Szparaga, Mike Spinnato, John McGrath. tational Tournament. The 1 984 spring season will long be remembered by the members of the Loyola Men ' s Rugby Club, The club con- tinued their successful Rent-a-Rugger campaign for the second year in a row, donating all profits to the Leukemia Foundation. This event well exemplifies the club’s inter- ests in community affairs. This was the first year in the club’s history that an undefeated record of 12-0 was achieved. Furthermore, Loyola won the Preakness and the Jesuit Invitational tour- naments, both highly regarded in the Potomac Rugby Union. It was evident that both the physical and mental aspects of play were reconstructed this season, for nearly half of the club’s victories were come from behind wins. Much of the success of the season is credited to Team Captain Rudy Buckheit, who gave good, well run prac- tices as a primary cause for such a phenomenal record. On the road to being undefeated Loyola left many re- spected teams scowling in their footsteps, including top rival Towson, BACON, St. Joseph’s, and Holy Cross. The club bids farewell and good luck to graduating seniors Jim Farrell, Steve Larcher, Tim Madey, Brian McCaw, Joe Morel, Jim Schuette, and Scott Fridley. In addition, a special thanks and farewell are due to Coach William “Loc” Vetter. Men ' s Spring Rugby 69 Women’s Fall Rugby Front Row: Lorraine Verderaime, Kerri Belvieau, Suzanne Beska, Leslie Kirkland. Cathy Lapadula, Alyson Judge, Margie Flather. Second Row: Lynn Freeze, Jennifer Marone, Charmaine Ford, Mary Conrad, Carol Wehking, Beth McNulty, Maura Powers, Peggy Fonshell. Back Row: Liz O’Coleman, Jill Long, Linda Cabigas, Genny Nulph. Lynne Porter, Celia Cortada, Jane Deger, Talia Cortada. Not Pictured: Jif Holley, Nancy Harrington, Melissa Valenzuela, Maura Gavilinski, Sheila Fairley, Tina Dickinson, Wendy Warbane, Tammy Pinkerton. The 1983 fall season was the lady ruggers’ most successful to dtitc, sporting a 10-3 record. The ladies were also sueeessful at the trtidilional Washington Tournament, where they had wins over NOVA and Towson in double overtime. A loss to Philadel- phia set the ruggers in fourth place. This was a great improve- ment over the previous three tournament years. With 1 1 new and 23 returning players, the team completed the season with victories over Mount St. Mary ' s, Westminster (twice) and Rutgers University. Losses included Chesapeake and University of Md. This season’s team exhibited great team work and skill. The club carried four members who qualified for the Potomac Rugby Union Select Side; Lorraine Verderaime, Genny Nulph, Talia Cortada and Margie Flather. The lady ruggers pla yed a strenuous and challenging season and overcame both the absence of a coach and a field. With its mounting popularity, new and challenging teams to play, and enthusiasm from members, the club looks forward to a very promising and victorious spring season. 70 Women ' s Fall Rugby Women ' s Fall Rugby 71 Women’s Spring Rugby Front Row: Sharon McLaughlin, Gina Naisley, Beth McNulty, Joy Del Rosario, Cathy Lapadula, Lynn Freeze, Joan Brault. Second Row: Carol Wchking. Beany Gavin, Linda Cabigas, Talia Cortada, Lorraine Verderaime, Margie Flather, Liz O ' Colman, Leslie Kirkland. Third Row: Barbara Kataneo, Wendy Warbane, M.J. Immel, Angela Rugger, Chris Miller, Charmaine Ford. Back Row: Genny Nulph, Jill Vogin, Peggy Fonshell, Jennifer Maronc, Suzanne Besha, Maryanne Rugger. Lads Ruggers fight for possession With many experienced players and an impressive number of new players, the Lady Ruggers overcame the obstacles of snow, ice. mud and rain to end their 1 984 spring season with wins over I’rinceton, Frostburg, Westminster. W ashington and Mary- land. and a tie with W ' est Virginia. The Lady Ruggers also competed in the Rutgers Tournament and Preakness Tourna- ment, playing such teams as Bucknell, Montclair, Richmond and Chesapeake. Unfortunately, the girls were unable to bring home a trophy from either tournament. Despite their losses the ladies played a very impressive season and would like to thank Coach Frank Derdron for his instruction. Women ' s Spring Rugby 73 I i i Sports r. i Front Row: Peter Vinton, Paul Schiavone, Tony Mason. Bryan McPhee, George Arendt, Dan Devenny, Tom Howe. Second Row: Leroy Brandiniore — Trainer, Ismail Elmas, Stan Koziol, Darrell Heim, Rich Morrell, Charlie Deuschle, Stanley Lambros, Jim Moriconi, Rob Miller, Dave Gerrity. Back Row: Scott Smith — .Assistant Coach, Tony Butta, Tom Rafferty, Pete Mangione, Craig Callinan, Clarke Callinan, Bryan |j Groll, Vince Griffith, Greg Zsebedics, Bill Sento — Head Coach, Mike Powers — Assistant Coach. i( Record 1 7-3 Opponent W L Score Richmond W 1-0 Virginia Commonwealth w 5-0 Villanova w 5-0 St. Peter’s w 4-1 LaSalle w 1-0 St, John’s w 2-0 N.C. State L 1-2 Maryland W 4-1 Georgetown W 5-1 .A.merican University L 1-3 Long Island University W 3-0 West Virginia University W 5-1 Delaware W 2-0 Towson State W 2-0 Old Dominion W 2-0 James Madison W 1-0 St. Joseph’s W 3-0 Rider W 2-0 George Washington L 0-1 St. Francis (N.Y.) W 5-1 76 Soccer Tom Rafferty puts the moves on. Stan Koziol and Darrell Helm team up against the opposition. 78 Soccer [ Since moving up from Division II five ■ years ago, the Loyola Soccer program i took its biggest step toward becoming a major Division I team this season. Though the Greyhounds did not receive their much hoped for bid to the NCAA Championship Tournament, a bid many observers felt they deserved. Coach Bill Sento’s nationally ranked team posted a 17-3 record against a solid Division I 1 schedule. The squad captured the ECAC Metro Conference Title for the j second straight year. Except for a few slips, the booters ! moved methodically through the sched- ule. Carrying a 5-0 record into its own ! tournament in late September, Eoyola I blanked St. Johns in the opening round t before being tripped by an explosive N.C. State squad in the final minutes of the championship. The Greyhounds bounced back with convincing wins over f Maryland and Georgetown before fall- I ing to American University on October f 8. The team then began a stretch of eight straight wins, seven of them shutouts, before dropping its final game of the reg- ular season to much improved George Washington. The Eoyola defense, which surren- dered only 1 1 goals throughout the sea- son, was anchored by two seniors, goalie Bryan McPhee and fullback Craig Cal- linan. McPhee capped his four year ca- reer by recording 78 saves and a school record of 12 shutouts while boasting a 0.45 goals allowed average. He was drafted by the Baltimore Blasts of the Major Indoor Soccer Eeague. Callinan, another four year starter and three-time tri-captain as well, was a defensive stal- wart and team leader. He also provided an offensive punch, notching seven goals and six assists, on the way to being hon- ored as a third team All American selec- tion. Junior striker Tom Rafferty, for the first time in his Loyola career, did not lead the team in scoring this season. The offensive output was spread evenly among the front line, composed entirely of juniors. Greg Zsebedics led the team with 12 goals and four assists, while Vince Griffith pumped in ten goals and added six feeds. Rafferty finished with eight goals and six assists. Halfback Tony Butta joins McPhee and Callinan as the only graduating starters. So, with sophomore Peter Vin- ton and freshman standout Stan Koziol returning along with a productive front line and a proven defense, Loyola should continue its climb to the top of the colle- giate soccer ranks. L. Field Hockey Front Row: Brenda McAllister, Joan Fieni, Therese Willis, Margie Colandreo, Mary Pat Osborne, Eileen Maier, Mary Ann Howley. Second Row: Andrea Holthaus, Erin Keavney, Trish Naughton, Patty Campbell, Sue Sheridan, Beth Perry, Eileen Gavin, Karen Moler. Back Row: Assistant Coach Becky Cassilly, Ann Allen, Christie Smith, Gabrielle Grant, Joan Sullivan, Mary Beth Godfrey, Chris Russell, Jennifer Ferra, Head Coach Sharon McLaughlin. Record 7-9-1 Opponent W L Score Goucher W 5-0 Catholic W ' 4-1 Hopkins w 2-1 Lehigh L 0-7 American T 2-2 Salisbury State L 1-5 Hood W 5-0 UMBC L 1-3 Frostburg State L 0-3 Mt. St. Mary’s L 4-5 Towson State L 1-2 Hopkins W 2-1 Frostburg State L 1-5 UMBC W 5-1 Hopkins L 1-3 York L 1-3 Millersville W 6-1 The Loyola Field Hockey team started the season on the right foot, grabbing victories in its first three contests by a combined score of 11-2. However, the squad lost six of its next eight games, including four straight in the middle of the season, be- fore rebounding with three victories in its last six games for a 7- 9-1 record. Seeded sixth coming in, the Hounds went 2-2 to finish fourth in the Maryland Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women Tournament. This year ' s squad showed some new faces in Freshman for- wards Ann Allen, Andi Holthaus, and Chris Russell, and Soph- omore Christie Smith at defense. Returning Sophomores Mary Ann Howley and Teddi Willis and Junior Beany Gavin enjoyed strong campaigns. The five Seniors formed a strong backbone for the team. Mary Pat Osborne capped her four year career with an out- standing season in goal. Erin Keavney and Jennifer Ferra sparked the offense, while Margie Colandreo and Gabrielle Grant provided the squad with leadership and experience. Though these Seniors will be missed, the strong corps of underclassmen should prove able to fill their shoes to provide prosperous hockey at Loyola. 80 Field Hockey Field Hockey 81 Women’s Tennis Front Row: Patti Murphy, Missy Hormes, Sue Russell, Chris Shegora. Back Row: Karen Kane, Janet Mariani, Patty Baron, Molly Friedel, Coach Betsy Fair. Record 7-3-1 Opponent W L Score Frostburg W 5-4 UMBC w 5-4 Johns Hopkins L 1-8 George Mason L 2-4 Catholic W 5-4 Goucher T 4-4 St. Mary’s W 7-2 Mt. St. Mary’s L 1-8 Mt. Vernon W 9-0 U.D.C. W 9-0 St. Mary’s W 8-1 Loyola ' s Women’s Tennis team scored major victories, in- cluding two shutouts in its final three matches, to finish its season with a 7-3-1 record. Despite the lack of courts on cam- pus, the women improved on last year’s 3-6 mark and boasted a third place finish in the Maryland State Tournament. In her ninth year, Betsy Fair’s squad opened with 5-4 victories over Frostburg and U.M.B.C. before falling to powerful Johns Hopkins, which with Mt. St. Mary’s finished 1-2 in the tourna- ment. The team went 2-1-1 over the middle of the season, then suffered an 8-1 thrashing at the hands of Mt. St. Mary’s before rebounding with convincing wins over Mt. Vernon College, the University of the District of Columbia, and St. Mary’s College. Junior Vicki Everhart, the number six singles player, and Senior Karen Kane, in the fifth slot, posted records of 8- 1 and 5- 2. respectively. The first doubles team of Patti Murphy and Senior captain Sue Russell won seven matches against two de- feats. while the second doubles team of Patty Baron and Janet Mariani compiled a 6-2 mark. W ith ten members returning, the squad looks to continue its success in the 1984 season. 82 Women ' s Tennis W omen ' s Tennis 83 The Team: Homer Ambrose, Jack Guilfoyle, Maureen Leahy, Michael Brezezicki, Bernard Curtis, Jim Kennedy, Richard Bull, Kevin Seidl, Caroline Griffin. Cross Country Record 0-9 Opponent W L Score Johns Hopkins L 40-21 Coppin State L 48-15 Towson State L 50-15 UMBC L 34-21 Swarthmore L 47-15 York College L 38-21 Delaware L 50-15 Salisbury State L 37-22 Western Maryland L 42-19 This year’s Cross Country season proved to be a curious mixture of Chekhovian drama and the final Schubertian Sym- phony. Senior captain Jack Guilfoyle consistently held down the top position for the team, turning in times of less than thirty minutes for several races and ironmen runners Kevin Seidl and I Michael Brzezicki formed the core for the team’s season. Coach Phil Jackman’s dilemma this year was the inconsisten- cy of the fourth and fifth running positions. Though good indi- vidual performances came from Jim Kennedy and Phil Solloway at Delaware and Homer Ambrose at York, these did |j not suffice to carry the team to a winning year. But, there is a t good outlook for next year since Guilfoyle is the only graduating E runner. 84 Cross Country Volleyball Front Row; Karen Ryerson, Diane Geppi. Second Row: Debbie Seger, Cecilia Fava. Pam Weakly, Christine Collins, Rita Ciletti, Jackie Buono. Back Row: Cecelia Morrison - Plead Coach, Mary Jane Immel, Peggy Kettles, Linda Scheidle, Laura Hudson, Dawn Stastny, Lisa Palermo, LeRoy Brandimore, Mary Polvinale — Asst. Coach. Record 23-16 Opponent W L Opponent W L Elmira College W Drexel W Canisius w William and Mary L Radford L Howard L Salisbury State W Morgan W Mansfield State L Salisbury W Gannon W Shippensburg W UMBC L Juniata W Virginia Commonwealth L Virginia Commonwealth W Catholic University W Delaware W Mansfield State L Tow ' son State University W William and Mary L W ' estchester W Tow ' son State University W Wilmington W George Washington L Drexel L Naval Academy L Kutztown L Towson State University W St. Mary ' s W York College W Villanova L Gettysburg L Notre Dame W Catholic University W Howard W Catonsville W Juniata L Rider L 86 VolleybalI yi In their second year of Division I play, Loyola’s Lady Spikers finished well with a record of 23-16. Added to their overall record for the past two years, they have posted an outstanding mark of 85-45-4. Endowed with some fresh faces, the squad made a strong start, placing third out of ten squads in the Mansfield Tournament at the beginning of their 38 match season. The highlights of the season were the wins over two powerhouse squads, Virginia Commonwealth University and Delaware State. These matches, played at Loyola, reflected the best play of the season by the Lady Greyhounds. These wins were proud moments for Coach Cecelia Morrison, because it was the first time in her seven years coaching at Loyola that her team beat those two strong squads. Also, it was the second of only two home appearances for the spikers all season. Coach Morrison’s stress on the basic skills of volleyball throughout the season were reflected in the impressive end of season statistics. Serving was an incredible 92 percent, spiking a deadly 83 percent, while their setting was 95 percent. The squad will miss the three departing seniors, Christine Collins, Karen Ryerson, and team .M.V.P. Dianne Geppi. Karen Ryerson spikes lo victory. t Men’s Basketball Front Row: Darryl Walker, Aubrey Reveley. Second Row: Chris Devlin — Assistant Coach, Steve Misotti — Assistant Coach, Dave Urban, Steve Rossiler, Pal Dennis - Assistant Coach, Mark Amatucci — Head Coach. Back Row: Elaine ApRhys — manager, Chris Pika — manager, David Gatcly, Tommy Lee, Maurice Hicks, Kevin House, Tom Gormley, Kevin Carter, Pete Hock — manager. Record 16-12 Opponent W L Score Opponent W L Score Lebanon Valley W 124-79 Siena L 71-74 Villanova L 50-78 Towson Slate W 59-51 Lycoming W 78-61 Ml. St. Mary ' s L 77-81 Delaware L 83-85 Robert Morris L 72-85 Robert Morris W 84-77 St. Francis (PA) L 68-78 Lehigh W 75-53 Drexel W 95-87 Colgate L 54-56 Fairleigh Dickinson L 74-75 Duke L 68-92 Wagner W 88-72 Fairleigh Dickinson L 80-94 Brooklyn College W 82-77 Wagner L 67-70 St. Francis (NY) W 79-66 St. Francis (PA) W 92-75 Long Island W 95-84 St, Francis (NY) W 79-71 Marist W 43-41 Long Island W 71-63 Siena W 82-62 Manst W 80-71 Marisl L 66-75 88 Men’s Basketball J Since posting a miserable 4-24 record I last year, the Loyola College Men’s Bas- , ketball team underwent major changes. ( Only four of the previous year ' s players remained when Coaeh Mark Amatucci’s I Greyhounds began their 1983-84 eam- ‘ paign by hosting Lebanon Valley. Loy- ola proceeded to demolish the memories s of last year as they racked up an awe- some 124-79 win to set the paee for a remarkable one year turnaround record ■ of 16-12. . Freshman David Gately’s 29 points in i the opener was the highest total posted by a Hound in a game all year, and the team’s 124 set an all time Loyola mark. The Greyhounds jumped out to a 4-2 j start, but ran into trouble by losing their next four games, all on the road. But If they bouneed back at home, winning j three straight in the Evergreen Gymna- sium, tagged in its final year as “The Doghouse.’’ This stretch exemplified the I sueeess Loyola had at home: with rekin- I died fan enthusiasm, the Hound “Dog- house” record for the season was a terrif- ic I 1-2, the losses being heartbreakers to rival Mt. St. Mary ' s and Farleigh Dick- inson. Immediately after this last setback, Loyola went on an impressive tear, de- feating Wagner, Brooklyn, St. Francis (NY), Long Island, Marist, and Siena to end the regular season. The game against Siena was the last played in the Evergreen Gymnasium. Seniors Steve Rossiter, Dave Urban, and Phil Lazzati were honored before the Hounds wiped out the Indians, 82-62. Loyola then trav- eled to Poughkeepsie, NY and lost to host Marist College in the first round of the ECAC Metro Conference Tourna- ment, ending a successful one year climb to Division I respectability. The 1 983-84 Greyhounds started four freshmen throughout the year: Gately, Tommy Lee, Aubrey Reveley, and ECAC Metro Rookie of the Year Tom Gormlcy. Their inspired play was a key to the Hounds ' winning record. Maurice Hicks provided leadership and scoring punch from the bench, while Rossiter and transfer Kevin Carter proved to be dependable reserves. Urban added ex- perience as he started with the four freshmen. Lazzati and freshman Mike Savage were the team’s only two walk on players. Blending all these elements into a winner were Mark Amatucci (the con- ference’s Coach of the Year) and his as- sistants. Loyola ' s ECAC Metro Conference record of 10-6 was good for a third place finish, the best in their three years of conference play. Greyhound fans can look forward to more winning in the new “Lefty” Reitz Arena. The future looks bright for the Loyola College Men’s Basketball program, thanks to the big- gest turn around (12 wins) from a year ago of any NCAA Division 1 squad in the country. Men ' s Basketball 91 Women’s Basketball Front Row; Vlary Jane Immel, Lisa Maletic. Second Row: Teresa Ross, Karen Ryerson, Dawn Stastny, Clare Bundschuh, Maureen McHugh, Karen Mahoney, Back Row: Sheila Garrity — asst, coach, I.eRoy Brandimore — trainer, .Maggy Duffy. Beth Smith, Tricia Dougherty, Marie Deegan, Ree Flanagan, Peggy Kettles, Rev. James Donahoc head coach. Record 5-19 Opponent W L Score James Madison L 48-88 George Washington L 59-85 Assumption W 68-66 Richmond L 52-70 Indiana (PA) L 59-78 Salisbury State W 69-34 UMBC W 74-57 Delaware L 56-63 American L 62-72 George Mason L 56-83 Richmond L 43-61 Brown L 64-88 Opponent W L Score Lehigh L 75-86 Bucknell L 58-59 Towson State L 54-72 Robert Morris L 49-74 Duquesne L 35-76 Notre Dame (MD) W 81-60 Navy L 63-66 Drexel L 63-75 Philadelphia Textile W 84-83 Mt. St. Mary’s L 49-68 Rider L 42-44 Georgetown L 45-69 92 Women’s Basketball An extremely tough Division I schedule combined with sporadic shooting accuracy added up to a very long and disappointing season for the Lady Greyhounds who ended the year 5-19. .Although frustrated for most of their season, Loyola ' s Lady Cagers enjoyed a few bright spots including a one point victory over Philadel- phia Textile in the Evergreen Gymnasium. Freshman Theresa Small will long remember sinking two decisive foul shots, with no time remaining on the clock, to clinch the 84-83 win. Poor shooting plagued the team throughout the season with final statistics reporting 36 percent field goals and 56 percent accuracy from the free throw line. Senior Peggy Kettles led Loyola in both scoring and rebounding, tallying a season average of 45 percent from the field and grabbing a commanding 8.6 rebounds per game. Senior Karen Ryerson was the second most productive rebounder with 7 per game, while Freshman Beth Smith was the second most accurate field goal shooter, hitting 44 percent of her shots. Senior Mary Jane Immel, Freshman Theresa Ross and Senior Lisa Maletic led the team in free throw accuracy with 80 percent, 74 percent and 73 percent respective- ly- Departing along with the four seniors, Ryerson, Kettles, Immel and Maletic is three year head coach. Father James H. Donahoe. Women ' s Basketball 93 r Wrestling Front Row. Rich Hamilton, Gregg Bell, Herb Geary. Homer Ambrose. Back Row; Julie Sparr — Manager, Jim Garland, Joel Seledee, Mike Harrison, Joe Hamel, LeRoy Brandimore — Trainer. A few seasoned veterans combined with one of the largest squads of incoming freshmen led the Greyhound Grapplers Record 2-13 through the 1983-84 season. i Led by seniors Jim Garland, Dave Roberts, Ken Friedel and Opponent W L Score co-captain Gregg Bell, the wrestlers compiled a 2-13 record against many tough Eastern Region opponents. American L 12-41 This year ' s squad participated in many tournaments. Led by Haver ford W 30-23 junior MVP and co-captain Herb Geary, the wrestlers compet- Western Maryland L 6-49 ed from York, Pennsylvania to as far away as the National UMES W 36-18 Catholic Tournament held in Cleveland, Ohio. Throughout the George Washington L 6-51 season the team faced many powerful teams such as York and Rutgers-Camden L 12-33 l.iberty Baptist. Johns Hopkins L 10-42 Coach Mike Jordan’s squad finished the season as their final Washington Lee L 9-44 one in the Evergreen Gym. They will leave behind fond memo- Gettysburg L 0-53 ries of the tedious task of unrolling and rolling the mats for each | LaSalle L 20-32 practice. Also left behind will be the memories of the miles run j York L 0-55 and the pounds sweated off, remembrances which made the Longwood L 24-27 back section of the gym a sort of sacred place to all wrestlers, Coppin State L 9-34 past and present. But with all the memories left behind the George Mason L 12-34 wrestlers look forward to moving into their new, larger wrestling Liberty Baptist L 0-55 room. Coach Jordan’s young talented team is anxious to make Loyola’s first year in its new gym an exciting and promising one for all of the wrestling followers. 94 Wrest!ing Men ' s Record 9-4 . Women’s Record 8-5 Opponent W L Score Opponent W L Score Frosiburg State College W 70-43 Salisbury State College W 75-65 Howard University w 58-55 Goucher College w 80-46 Franklin Marshall w 49-46 Frostburg State College L 48-65 Washington Lee L 20-91 Franklin Marshall W 46-35 Western Maryland College W 44-23 Towson State University L 48-84 American University L 46-55 Johns Hopkins University L 46-93 Towson State University L 51-60 Western Maryland College W 57-46 Virginia Military Institute L 54-59 American University L 44-55 Lycoming College W 62-41 Hood College W 74-64 Elizabethtown College W 59-31 Lycoming College W 63-45 York College W 63-43 Elizabethtown College W 53-33 Ursinus College W 72-43 York College W 62-40 Lincoln University W 1 1-0 Ursinus College L 50-63 Men’s and Women’s Swimming Front Row: Susan Weigand, Ann Rolfes, Christine Kearns, Beth Sudassy, Mary Alice Frost, Sean Byrne, Dawn Buttion, AH Schuster, Mary Annej Hartman. Second Row: Matt Heenan, Ellen Rose, Deanna Diaz, Mark Schuette, Mark Ziolkowski, Brian Bernat, John Baier, Scott Lannon. Third Row:| David McComas, Juli McCann, Erik Van Nostrand, Shelley Cosgrove, Gina DeStefano, Carl Kogelschatz, Mark Begley. Back Row: Tom Murphy — ! head coach, Aimee Rakaczky — manager, Scott Van Nostrand, Jane Zinke — manager. : 96 Men ' s and Women ' s Swimming Men ' s and Women’s Swimming 97 The 1983-84 season marked a milestone for Lady Greyhound Swim- ming. For the first time in the seven year history of the women’s team, the season ended with a winning record of 8-5. The turn came with difficult victories over long-time powerhouses Franklin and Marshall, Western Maryland, and Elizabethtown. Moreover, Loyola ' s win over Salisbury State marked the 100th victory in Coach Tom Murphy’s career. In addition to strengthening its position and stature among regularly scheduled teams, the team also finished a respectable fifth in its first appearance at the previously all male Tri-State Championships. Loyola also finished fourth at the Maryland State Championships. Although hampered by illnesses and injuries all season long, the team recieved strong performances from returning swimmers Shelley Cos- grove, Peggy Fonshell, Mary Anne Hartman, and Gina De Stefano. New school records were set in almost every event with outstanding efforts by Julie McGann, Beth Sudassy, and freshman standout Mary Pana. Diver Ann Bands, much improved over last season, also added many critical points to the team’s close victories. The team ' s strength and record will surely increase wit h the new pool next year as the team loses only Cosgrove, Fonshell, and Hartman to graduation. The Loyola Men ' s Swimming and the ihree-meler event at the Tri-Stale Diving Team finished their last season in Swimming and Diving Championships the old pool with a speelaeular 9-4 re- at Frostburg. Mis first was the only one eord. Three of the four losses were by brought home by Loyola this year al- less than ten points, ineluding a heart- though the depth and strength of the breaking five point deficit to Virginia men ' s team enabled them to garner the Military Institute. second place trophy for the meet. Terry Along the road to this very successful will undoubtedly continue to be a slan- season the men ' s team set three new doul for Loyola and should be the one to school records, .lunior co-captain Mark watch in diving across the stale. Ziolkowski set the new mark in the 1000 Other solid performers for Loyola in free and anchored the record setting 800 1983-84 were co-captain Dave McCo- free relay team which also included mas, Brian Bernal, and diver Scott freshman Mark Begley, sophomore Rick Littleton. With the loss of only Littleton Arbuthnot, and junior Erik Van Nos- and Tom Sacker to graduation and the irand. Terry Del Prele also established continued good swimming of freshmen the record for eleven dives from the one- such as Mark Sehuelle and Mark Van meter board. Noslrand, Loyola looks to improve its Del Prele, just a freshman, was an record and performance at ehampion- oulsianding addition to the men ' s team. ship meets. The new, fully equipped and Ranking fifth in individual scoring for modernized pool will certainly be both a the season, Terry captured first place in functional and motivational asset to the the one-meter diving event and third in team. ( Men ' s it W omen ' s S viniming 99 ( I s I 5 Men’s Lacrosse Tom Barnaba Jeff Bozel Chris Bullen John Carroll Tom Cesky Butch Connor Chip Daiger Mark DeCicco Tim Francis Chris Gaeng Dave Kasemeyer Pat Lamon Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach I lead Coaeh The Team Cal Lauf Greg Manley Don McDuffee Wayne McPartland Dave Sherwood Tom Singleton Phil Solloway Tim Staley Ross Taylor Pat Tierney Bryan Warga Henry Cieearone, Jr. Haswell Franklin Jim Guidera Dave Huntley Bill Sipperly Steve Wey Dave Cottle Record 10-4 Opponent W L Score Penn State W 9-7 Syracuse L 7-12 Lehigh W 23-5 Penn L 1-14 St. John’s W 12-4 Adelphi W 9-8 Fairleigh Dickinson W 18-1 Georgetown W 20-2 Towson State L 7-11 William and Mary W 18-10 UMBC W 6-5 Drexel W 20-3 Washington and Lee W 12-8 Virginia L 9-13 1 100 Men ' s Lacrosse Men ' s Lacrosse 1 01 b Loyola College’s Men ' s Lacrosse Team concluded the 1984 season with their best record ever in their three years of competing at the NCAA Division I Level. Second year Head Coach Dave Cottle ' s Greyhounds finished with a 10- 4 season mark. The wins were only one victory shy of the school record of 11, which was set in 1 979 and again in 1981. 1 984 was quite a turnaround from just a year ago, when the team finished at 5-9. Loyola accomplished this remarkable achievement with a young squad consist- ing of nineteen underclassmen, includ- ing fourteen freshmen. Coach Cottle lost only four seniors to graduation, and with the nucleus of talent that he has put to- gether, the Greyhounds will be shooting for their first appearance in the NCAA playoffs in 1985. The season was marked by several highlights, one of which was an opening victory over Penn State. The team won eight of their last ten games, including a victory over nationally ranked Adelphi in the finals of the Loyola College Invi- tational Tournament. Another high point in the season was the victory over UMBC, which was the first time the Hounds had defeated the Retrievers since 1973. The Greyhounds were led on offense by sophomore attackman Pat Lamon, with 42 goals and 18 assists, and fresh- man attackman Dave Kasemeyer, with 27 goals and 31 assists. The defensive leader was All-American candidate, goalie Vinnie Pfeifer. Pfeifer recorded 183 saves, allowing only 92 goals for a percentage of .665. Overall, the Grey- hound defense was solid throughout the year and the offense improved steadily after each game. I i I I l02 lVIen ' s Lacrosse Women’s Lacrosse Front Row; Rita Ciletti, Erin Keavney. Sue Russell. Peggy Stromberg, Sarah Perilla, Patti Murphy. Second Row: Sandy Campanaro — Assistant Coach. Clarie O ' Neill. Karen Burke. Missy Lightner, Margie Colandreo, Diane Geppi, Andi Holthaus, Lisa DeCicco, Jackie Buono. Third Row; Melissa Hoffman. Teddi Willis. Kathy Barden, Anne Allen, Julie Lind, Kim Halanych, Michelle Markulin, Allyson Wheeler. Back Row: Mary Polvinale — Assistant Coach, Bridget McConnell, Joan Sullivan, Maura Powers, Amy Neubauer, Patti Baron, Chris Shegora, Kay Geary, Beth Perry, Theresa Saumell, Chris Russell, Teresa Ross, Anne McCloskey — Head Coach. Record 14-4 Opponent W L Score West Chester State w ■ 9-7 Vermont w 26-7 Lafayette w 9-4 Richmond w 19-5 Bucknell w 16-9 UMBC w 21-7 Old Dominion w 8-5 Shippensburg State w 25-5 Towson State w 10-8 Virginia w 12-9 William Mary w 8-7 James Madison w 9-7 Delaware w 13-1 1 Drexel w 12-4 Lehigh L 7-10 Maryland L 7-10 New Hampshire L 5-9 Lehigh L 10-11 l()4 Women’s Lacrosse Riding on an immense wave of momentum, the Loyola Women’s Lacrosse Team set a new school record by defeating 14 straight op- ponents this season. Their in- credible record was clear evi- dence that a team can re- build and win at the same time. Under the direction of Coaches Anne McCloskey, Sandy Campanaro, and Mary Polvinale, the Grey- hounds ended the season with an extraordinary 14-4 mark. The highlight of this phenomenal season was the decisive victory over the Uni- versity of Delaware, the de- fending National Champion. In goal for Loyola, Senior Diane Geppi played excel- lent defense, making 20 saves. On the field precise passing and sharp shooting were the keys to the well de- served 13-11 victory. In post-season play the Lady Greyhounds lost a very physical EC AC Tournament game to a tough New Hamp- shire squad. Undaunted, Loyola later gained a bid to the NCAA playoffs. There they met their nemesis, Le- high, who was the first team to beat Loyola during the regular season. In a game marked by more intensity than ever before witnessed on Curley Field, Loyola outbattled, outman- euvered, and outhustled the brutal Lehigh squad. The Hounds failed to outscore them, however, losing an ex- tremely controversial 11-10 sudden death overtime deci- sion. The Greyhounds will sure- ly miss the leadership and experience of the departing seniors but look forward to a successful 1985 season. Women ' s Lacrosse 1 05 J Front Row: Dr. Michael Ventura — Coach. Back Row: Tom Sacker, Rich Hunt, Mike Eichhorn, John Wilhide, Robert Lentz, Ray Tomasic, Brian Fitzgerald. Record 7-2 • Opponent W L Score Georgetown W 415-421 Rider College w 422-438 Towson State L 422-386 Western Maryland College W 406-407 Catholic University W 412-454 Johns Hopkins W 41 1-461 Univ, MD, Eastern Shore w 391-518 Mt. St, Mary’s College w 391-462 York College L 417-386 106 Golf The 1 984 Loyola Golf team saw Coach Dr. Michael Ventura and his unit post a 7-2 season record. This marked the fifth consecutive year that the Greyhounds have posted a .500 or better season. In addition, the 7-2 record raised the Link- sters’ record over the past three seasons to 19-8. The team had a tremendous start, winning 7 of their first outings. The middle of their schedule was highlighted by a five match winning streak, starting with a close match against Western Maryland College. Sophomore Bob Lentz took medalist ' s honors this season with a 79.67 strokes per round average, while senior Brian Fitzgerald finished a close second. . ' 1 5 Golf 107 Front Row: Edward Murray, Mike Rivers, Jimmy Brown, Scott Burgess. Back Row: Peter Griffiths, Joe Molino, Rick McClure — Head Coach, Chris Hodge, Fabio Galli, John Ghiardi. Record 9-8 Opponent W L Score Towson State W 8-1 East Stroudsburg L 1-8 Johns Hopkins L 4-5 Drew University L 1-8 St. Mary’s College W 8-1 Mt. St. Mary’s College L 1-8 Catholic University W 7-2 Georgetown L 2-7 UMBC W 6-3 St. Mary’s College W 9-0 Morgan State W 9-0 American University L 0-9 District of Columbia W 9-0 Johns Hopkins L 4-5 York College W 7-1 Salisbury State L 2-7 UMBC W 9-0 After a slow start, Loyola’s Men’s Tennis Team grouped together under Head Coach Rick McClure’s guidance and fin- ished the season with a final 9-8 record. The first two wins occurred against St, Mary’s College and Catholic University, matches where everyone had a strong showing. During Easter break, the Hounds won three out of four matches against UMBC, St, Mary’s, and Morgan State University, The team suffered several close matches during the season, including a heartbreaker loss to Johns Hopkins, The team had a strong finish with victories against York College and UMBC, where Loyola won all of the singles and doubles matches. MVP John Ghiardi is the only graduating senior. With returning lettermen Peter Griffiths, Chris Hodge, Rusty Phelps, Mark David, Jimmy Brown, and Joe Molino, the team aims to continue its improvement in the 1984-85 season. 108 Men’s Tennis Final Buzzer Game tucci and the Greyhound cagers also marked the end of 58 years of competition in the Evergreen Gym. Loyola met Siena College for what was to be hailed the Final Buzzer Game” on Saturday night, Feb- ruary 25, and went on to a victory. In addition to the Loyola- Siena match, the evening featured the annu- al alumni basketball contest as well as a post-game celebration. I lO Final Buzrer Game Outstanding Athlete Award Winners Craig Callinan Soccer Jennifer Ferra Field Hockey Sue Russell Women’s Tennis Jack Guilfoyle Cross Country Diane Geppi Volleyball Maurice Hicks Men’s Basketball Karen Ryerson Women’s Basketball Herb Geary Wrestling Mark Ziolkowski Men’s Swimming Beth Sudassy Women’s Swimming Greg Manley Men’s Lacrosse Diane Geppi Women’s Lacrosse Bob Lentz Golf John Ghiardi Men’s Tennis i ] Four days of orientation introduced the class of 1987 and their parents to life at Loyola College and the city of Baltimore. For the 683 freshmen, questions were an- swered and uncertainties lessened by the helpful advice of the orientation staff, headed by Father Shea and Mike Avia. The days were spent in small group sessions and campus tours, in addition to faculty presen- tations for each of the majors. The students were then treated to a pizza party and a mixer at night. The activities culminated in the night at the Inner Harbor, before the freshmen had to get ready for their first day of classes at Loyola. Which way to Financial Aid? This isn’t the Mud Wrestling Club? 1 14 Orientation Punk Party Did Sid Vicious start like this? On September 16, Loyola students showed their more radical side as they attended the Punk Party, sponsored by Circle K and ASLC SGA Social Affairs. The mixer, organized by Peggy Willis and Ted Miles, was held for the benefit of the American Cancer Society. Truly showing the Punk theme, students came dressed in everything from miniskirts and narrow ties to safety pins and dyed hair. Dressed up or not, everyone enjoyed the new wave sound of the band “Strangelove.” 1 16 Punk Party Port Welcome Cruise Ship Ahoy! Loyola students took to the water for the Port Welcome Cruise on September 17. As the beer and wine flowed, the sellout crowd of 400 danced to the popular music of “Fastbreak.” The boat eruised through the Inner Harbor, five miles past the Francis Scott Key Bridge. Sponsored by Ted Miles and his ASLC SGA Social Affairs department, the cruise was a tremendous success and is sure to become an annual event. Pon Welcome Cruise 117 I I I Loyola’s eighteenth Annual Outdoor Invita- tional Art Exhibition took place on Sunday, Sep- tember 18. In addition to sixty-six professional artists who displayed their work, the show at- tracted hundreds of visitors who came to browze and to buy. Sponsored by the Special Events De- partment, the Art Eestival aims to manifest one of the major objectives of Loyola College, which is to improve the environment for the arts in Bal- timore. I 1 8 Arl Exhibition Art Exhibition ' Vi Oktoberfest The German tradition was again observed at this year’s Oktoberfest, held on Oetober 5. Over 900 people enjoyed beer, knockwurst, and saurkraut as the band “Bairisch and Steirisch” played German folk music. Those who were willing and able attempted to folk dance, as demonstrated by the Bavarian-Austrian Dance Company. The evening was surely a celebration of good times and good friends. Oktoberfest 1 19 I 1 ( r I i I I I i I Ok girls, a-one and a-two and 1 20 Hound Day r Hound Day If you ' re a bunny. I’m Queen Elizabeth Feeling the effects of inflation It was 7 a.m. Friday morn- ing, September 23, the be- ginning of what was to be no ordinary day for certain first-year residents. Once again, the masters were in complete control and would inflict clean, good-natured abuse on their hounds in celebration of Hound Day 1983. Many masters took advan- tage of the early morning by having their breakfast in bed, humbly served by their hounds. During the day, the hounds stood out on campus, dressed in various costumes chosen by their masters — some degrading, some funny, but all embarrassing. On Friday afternoon, the slave drivers-for-a-day followed the theme “Run Your Hound into the Ground” through various activities which showed, if anything, the hounds’ good sportsman- ship. The hounds then dis- played their theatrical abili- ties at 7:30, when they per- formed skits and musical numbers in Jenkins Forum. Top prize went to the group who sang “If 1 were not a Loyola Hound.” The festivi- ties concluded with the Hound Day Mixer sponsored by the Men ' s Rugby Club, featuring the band Jeffrey. With a little tolerance and a good sense of humor, the hounds survived their initi- ation into resident life at Loyola. Hound Day 121 On the night of October 27, Loyola celebrated Halloween at the Monster Bash. The mixer attract- ed the traditional ghouls and goblins, as well as many other strange and unusual characters. Prizes were awarded for a number of categories, including Most Original — Missy Hormes as an Oreo cookie: Best Overall — Matt Darby and Danny Cahill as a pair of lottery balls. A raffle was also held for an all- expense paid dinner for two at the Hyatt Regency. The event featured the music of “Secret Service.” 1 22 Monster Bash Dance Marathon We need your donations, The Dance Marathon started at noon on Friday, November 1 1; and for twelve hours, determined Loyola couples danced to raise money for a boys’ home in Baltimore, A Place for Us, and The Good Shepherd Center, a home for emotionally disturbed girls. The event, sponsored by Students Concerned for Exceptional Children (SCEC), featured a mixer in the evening with music by “Appaloosa.” All the couples succeeded in finishing, with Reesi Rommel and Pat Kelly collecting the most donations. Dance Marathon 123 il ii I i i Homecoming Sponsored by the Alumni Association and ASLC, Home- coming this year was held on November 5, bringing to- gether Loyola students of past and present. While the band “Jeffrey” played in the gym, the Zim Zemarel Or- chestra provided big band music in the cafeteria. The Homecoming Queen, Angela Kufera, was crowned that night, along with the rest of her court. Senior Class Prin- cess Maura Lynch; junior Class Princess Genny Nulph; Sophomore Class Princess Maureen Madey; and Fresh- man Class Princess Janet Mariani. The Loyola Chimes were also present to entertain us with their sweet har- mony. Togetherness in eve I 24 ttomecoming I i i 126 A Streetcar Named Desire Cast Eunice Hubbell Negro Woman Stanley Kowalski Stella Kowalski Steve Hubbell Harold Mitchell (Mitch) Mexican Woman Blanche DuBois Bennie A Young Collector Nurse Doctor Tess Kelly Trina Robinson Christian Garrettson-Butt Tracey Post Thomas Russell David Flury Madelyn Scarpulla Maura Crowley Benedict Dorsey Todd Starkey Sharon Sasada Hans Mair So this is Wynnewood. Production Staff Set Designer Sound Designer Master Carpenter Lighting Designer J.E. Dockery Mike De Vito Tom Barczak Mike Avia Set Construction Martin Franke Chuck Gonnerman Mike Nadonley Thomas Rouse Leslie Kirkland Renee McDermet Crew House Staff Lighting Chuck Gonnerman Thomas Rouse Leslie Kirkland Rick Ciattei Renee McDermet Box Office Jane Zirnkilton Greg Muth Allison Walker Ushers Justine Allen Tom Lodge Tim Gallagher Martin Franke Mike De Vito Mike Nadonley Directed by James E . Dockery A Streetcar Named Desire 1 27 Set Up Your Friend Dance The Set Up Your Friend Dance gave Loyola women the opportunity to play matchmak- er and “set up” their female friends with a Loyola guy, to remain unidentified until that evening. Held on November 18 and sponsored by the Resident Affairs Council (RAC), the event proved to be quite a suc- cess with all couples involved. .Music was provided by the band “41 East.” Whatever they put in this stuff, it sure is good. 128 Set Up Your Friend Dance The DeChiaro Center Father Joseph Sellinger describes it as a “focal point for students and the greater Baltimore community.” Indeed, the DeChiaro College Center, named in honor of Loyola Trustee Ralph DeChiaro, will be the first college facility in Maryland to incorporate culture, sports, and academics under one roof. Expected to be completed in December 1984, the Center will be the site of a theater, an art gallery, an Olympic-size swimming pool, a 3000-seat gymnasium, and a photographic center. Loyola Renaissance u - The DeChiaro Center 129 Christmas Dance As the majority of Loyola prepared for final exam week, some treated themselves to a break to celebrate the most festive of holidays at the ASLC SGA sponsored Christmas Ball, held De- cember 9 at the Pikesville Hilton. Amid flashes of red and green attire, couples danced to the music of “Horizon” and enjoyed a sit-down dinner and open bar. Father Novotny said the blessing that evening, voicing everyone ' s wish for peace on earth. h 6 I i ii I You fed him and he followed you home? ; jns ' lkl I ff ,1. g i T f ■ ■j H r� i H ' ' ii ul yS For you, my darling. 1 34 Sludent Life Time well spent. 1 36 Student Life Changing Faces Lawn inspector hard at work. at Loyola: The Beautiful Peopl e Shedding some light on the subject. Student Life 137 Student Life 139 140 Studenl Life i The Loyola meeting place. 144 Student Life Trees, an endangered species at Loyola. Loyola Scenery Student Life 145 What time do you get off work. Cast Chief Bromden Michael Wasno Aide Warren Mark Felipe Aide Williams Andrew Mitchell Nurse Ratched Marine Lolley Nurse Flinn Madelyn Scarpulla Dale Harding Tim Delaney Billy Bibbit Todd Starkey Scanlon Rob McCord Cheswick Jerry Riviello Martini Tom Lodge Ruckley Chris Tepe R.P. Murphy Chris Harig Dr. Spivey Andrew Ciofalo Aide Turkle David Flury Candy Starr Allison Walker Technician Ken Macleay Sandra Terri Ciofalo ir Production Staff Producer James E. Dockery Stage Manager David Flury Rehearsal Assistant Jackie Keiser Lighting Director Tracey Post Lighting and Sound Assistant Maura Crowley Sound Design Tim Delaney Set Design Todd Starkey Master Carpenter Chris Tepe Costumes Maura Crowley Tracey Post Properties Jackie Keiser Photographer Nelson Carey Creative Consultant Rob McCord Directed by Chris Garretson j One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest 1 47 The cries of “Toga! Toga!” were heard as Loyola celebrated the Latin tradition at the annual Toga Party. Sponsored by Eta Sigma Phi, the Latin Honor Society, the mixer was held on Friday, February 10th in the cafeteria. Students donned traditional white sheets as well as ones decorated with Mickey Mouse and the Muppets. The mixer featured the top 40 rock sounds of “Ignition.” Toga Party Designer sheets and headbands — The newest Loyola fad. 148 Toga Party The luck of the Irish was again celebrated at the St. Patty ' s Day Festival as Loyola students donned green and white amid decorations of shamrocks and leprechauns. This year ' s festival started a new tradition as it was held both in the gym and the cafe- teria. Those who attended could enjoy the jazz rock sound of the “Steppin Blues band or dance the Irish jig to the music of the “Wry Whiskey band. The event, spon- sored by ASLC Social Affairs, was indeed a celebration of good times and good friends. Si. Rally ' s Day Feslival 149 A.S.L.C. Elections This year’s A.S.L.C. General Elec- tions, held on Februa ry 24, were marked by an unusually low number of candi- dates as well as a low voter turnout. Marty Kelly ran unopposed and was elected V.P. of Student Affairs. The of- fice of V.P. of Social Affairs was filled by Nelson Carey, who defeated Kevin McCann in a close race. Due to a confusion with grades and transition of jobs, the A.S.L.C. and Commissioner Mark Tozzi decided to postpone the elections for A.S.L.C. President and V.P. of Academic Affairs until April 4, the day of the RAC CSA elections. Dora Bankins defeated Mi- chael Brzezicki and was re-elected A.S.L.C. President. She pledged to fully use her experience in student govern- ment in representing the student body. Sophomore Moe Ghotbi was the only name on the ballot for V.P. of Academic Affairs and was consequently elected. FOR Cj VICE PRE CAREY SOCIA 150 A.S.L.C. Elections A.S.L.C. Zinger The evening’s emcees, Mike Avia and Keith Fitch The A.S.L.C. Zinger, held on April 26, was an occasion to roast the stu- dent government officers of the past year. In addi- tion to the “zingers,” the officers also acknowl- edged their own hard work — Keith Fitch and Maura Lynch were dis- tinguished as the Man and Woman of the Year, and the Special Service Award was presented to Mike Avia. A.S.L.C. Zinger 151 Cat on a Hot Tin Roof I i But it’s not my birthday! .Y. 152 Cat on a Hot Tin Roof He’s not too old to sit on my lap. Directed by James E. Dockery Cast Lacey Douglas C. Hamilton Sookey Patrice Drew Margaret Tracey Post Brick Todd Starkey Mae Angela Kufera Cooper Tom Lodge Big Mama Tess Kelly Dixie Shannon Silbiger Buster Gregory Lonscak Sonny Nathan Egorin Trixie Sheree Kelly Big Daddy Charlie Graham Reverend Tooker Chris Tepe Doctor Baugh Jerry Riviello Technical Staff Construction Crew Set Designer Set Draftsman and Master Carpenter Lighting Design and Technician Sound Technician and Lighting Assistant Props Master Costume Mistress Make-up Assistant J.E. Dockery Mike Avia Mike Avia Chuck Graham Thomas Rouse Sheila Fitzgerald Madelyn Scarpulla Tom Barczak Fabian Chew Tom H ooe Tom Meiman Mike Nadonley Tom Rouse I Cat on a Hot Tin Roof 153 Maryland Day ! 154 Maryland Day In 1634, Father Andrew White, a leader of the Jesuits, arrived here with the first Maryland settlers on The Ark and The Dove. Father White celebrated the first .Mass on Vlaryland soil and was active in establishing the new colony. Loy- ola College recognized the 350th anniversary of the founding of Maryland with a week-long cele- bration which culminated with Maryland Day, March 16. Father Novotny celebrated a mass commemorating this special occasion in the morning. At 2:00 that afternoon, representatives of the ASLC SGA, led by ASLC President Dora Bankins, read from a scroll 350 reasons why they like Maryland. Closing ceremonies were held in the Alumni Memorial Chapel, where music for the processional was performed by the Annapolis Brass Quintet and the Loyola Belles and Chimes. Several awards were presented, including the An- drew White Medal, which was es- tablished to recognize Maryland citizens who have lived in the spirit of the great pioneer Father An- drew White, those who have dis- tinguished themselves through their public service toward their fellow Marylanders. Undergrad- uates selected for inclusion in Who ' s Who Among Students in .American Colleges and Universi- ties were also honored. Perhaps the highlight of the day was the presentation of the Distin- guished Teacher of the Year .Award, given this year to Dr. Timothy McNeese of the Chemis- try Department. Dr. McNeese was praised for his close working rela- tionship with the students as well as the favorable learning atmo- sphere he has created for the facul- ty and the students. t Maryland Day 1 55 President’s Ball This one ' s for us. 1 56 President ' s Ball One beer and he ' s out like a light. On March 30, Loyola students took a sentimental journey back to the Swing Era of the 30 ' s at the Annual President’s Inaugural Ball. Arranged by Ted Miles and the ASLC Social Affairs Department, the affair featured the big band sound of the Walter Salb Orchestra and gave those who attended a chance to show off their technique in dancing cheek-to-cheek. The event was held in the Grand Ballroom and Assembly Ballroom of the Belvedere Hotel and was surely a memorable evening for all. President ' s Ball 157 Talent Show The Greyhound called it “a smashing success!” Indeed, Talent Show 1984, after having been cancelled twice in the past, was finally presented to the Loyola audience, who welcomed it with great enthusiasm. With much determination and organization, Todd Starkey and the Evergreen Players Association sponsored the long awaited event held on Saturday night, April 7, in Jenkins Forum. The judges, junior Suzanne Nolan, alumnus Pat Martyn, English pro- fessor James Dockery, Dean Yanchik’s secretary Peg Votolato, 98 Rock DJ John Panzarella, and WNAV DJ Sue Serio, evaluated the acts according to the following criteria: professionalism, stage presence, originality, and overall talent. The first place award of $75 went to the “Occ upations” number, featuring Dori Armor, Greg Dohmeier, Mary Hornekamp, Mike Murray, Mary Rein- hardt, and Rick Staislov. Brian Lyles and his “Action Comedy Report” placed second, while Tim Delaney and Eileen McCloskey sang “Everbrown, a satire on Loyola, to earn third place honors. The Standing Room Only audience of more than 350 was enter- tained in between acts by emcees Tom Lodge and Madelyn Scar- pulla. Talent Show 1 984 surely started a new tradition at Loyola as the Evergreen Players have announced plans for the next show in April 1985. 1 58 Talent Show Mark Valdes entertains the full house. Talent Show 159 •nr 11 Beach Party I ' m set for tonight. The cold, rainy weather did not seem to dampen the spirits of Loyola students as they dressed in T-shirts and cut-offs for the Annual Beach Party held on April 14. The event, spon- sored by the Commuter Students Association, featured the new wave music of “The Vamps.” Billed as “The Band of the 80’s,” the group attracted much outside attention, making the affair the biggest mixer of the year. The Beach Party certainly showed that Loyola was ready for a wonderful spring and an endless summer. 160 Beach Party Sadie Hawkins The tables were turned for Saturday night. May 12, as Loyola women took the initiative and asked their men to the Sadie Hawkins Dance. Held in the cafeteria, the dance was sponsored by the Sophomore class. Music provided by D.l Dan Hawkins made for an enjoyable and romantic evening as requests for special songs were taken all night long. Sadie Hawkins 161 162 Falher Sellinger ' s 20lh I I Father Sellinger’s 20th SI The Chimes congratulate Fr. Sellinger. On Friday. May 4. Loyola ' s students, faculty and employees gathered to celebrate with Father Sel- linger on his 20th anniversary as President. Repre- sented by ASLC President Dora Bankins, Professor Emeritus Edward Doehler and Trustee Edward Donnelly, the group of well-wishers joined Eather in looking back as well as looking forward. hen Eather Sellinger was inaugurated Presi- dent in 1964, Loyola College was a small, all male institution. In his inaugural speech, he stated: “As the new President of Loyola, I have no great idea for its future, but I do have a great hope — that I ' ll have for my own plenty of beginner ' s luck. Twenty years later, Loyola has become coeduca- tional and more influential. Under Eather Sel- linger ' s leadership, it has faced and overcome the religious, social, civil, and economic upheavals of the times. In recognition of Eather Sellinger ' s anniver- sary, Archbishop William Borders declared, “Fa- ther Sellinger has a clear vision that a Catholic col- lege should be integral to both the Church and the civic community ... 1 am deeply grateful to Father Sellinger for his vision, his leadership, his human sensitivity, his ability to reach out to all members of the community, and for his friendship. Father Sellinger’s 20lh I63 Junior Prom Come on guys, mingle with the women. 164 Junior Prom The Class of 1985 marked the completion of three years at Loyola on Friday night, May 1 1, at the Junior Prom. It was undoubtedly a celebration of friendships, as everyone en- joyed the evening with those who had shared the successes and endured the failures of the past three years. The prom, organized by junior class officers Inga Oesterle, Laura Dix- on, and Tim Gallagher, was held at the Hyatt Regency Hotel and featured the music of the top-40 band “41 -East.” .lunior Prom 1 65 Dancing the night away. Camp Loyola, the perfect place to spend a Saturday afternoon in the middle of finals week. 1 68 Preakness Party The Preakness Stakes, the second leg of the Triple Crown, was held on May 1 9 at the Pim- lico Racecourse, and Loyola students were there to share the traditional celebration with f;- the rest of Baltimore. The Resident Affairs Council (RAC) sponsored the Preakness Par- ty in the infield, serving hotdogs and soda. The race had an exciting finish, with Gate Dancer and veteran jockey Angel Cordero coming out victorious. Preakness Parly 169 The production Godspell. I’UBLIC N( Who is going to clean up? Students hustling to and from class. These decorations reflect our lifestyles, Mad scientist hard at work. 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Senior Crab Feast On Sunday, October 9, the class of 1 984 gathered together to commemo- rate their new status of being seniors. The Senior Crab Feast, held from 2-6 p.m. on the Butler Hall parking lot, was the beginning of a year-long cele- bration for the seniors — their final two semesters at Loyola College. It was a time to start reminiscing about their past three years and a time to start looking forward to even more memories that lay ahead. Senior Crab Feast 219 Senior 100 Nights Senior 100 Nights was yet another welcome reminder of graduation for the class of 1984. Held in the cafeteria on February 18, the event coincidentally fell exactly one hundred nights before the big day. The night ' s entertainment included numerous one-liners and a Car- nak routine. One skit featured Doreen Desmarais and friends portraying sever- al senior guys. Perhaps the highlight of the evening was the presentation to Dave Glenn of the award for “Most Likely to be Elected President.” Clowns to the left of me, jokers to the right. 220 Senior 100 Nights Senior 100 Nights 221 Senior Week With graduation only seven days away, the Seniors commemorated the end of their four years at Loyola with a week long celebration. Senior Week started on May 20 with a cocktail party in the Jesuit Residence sponsored by the Jesuit community. The Alumni Association held a reception in Jenkins Forum on May 21. It was Senior Night at the Rat on May 22 and at Ganders on May 23, where everyone celebrated their last finals ever at Loyola. The Senior Prom took place on May 24, and the week culminated with the Baccalaureate Mass on May 26 and Commencement Exercises on May 27. Senior Week 223 SL V Treasurer Keith Filch, never seen with less than two women. Caught you - - FI Senior Week 225 Senior Week 227 Senior Prom We can sit up straight, we just don’t want to. 228 Senior Prom Two drinks and two dates. The reminiscing and celebrating continued as the Class of 1 984 gathered for their Senior Prom on May 29 at the Balti- more Hilton. Planned by Senior Class President Bill Weir and Representatives Doreen Desmarais and John Heeb, the event was one of the highlights of Senior Week, topped only by graduation. The band “Jeffrey” provided the music for the evening, but most of the entertainment certainly came from the company of good friends who had made the past four years unforgettable and worthwhile. s Senior Prom 229 Senior Prom 231 Baccalaureate Mass The Seniors, their families, and the faculty and admin- istration of Loyola assembled for the Baccalaureate Mass on May 26 at the Cathedral of Mary Our Queen. The saying “What is past is prologue truly applied to the evening, for it was an occasion to thank God for the memo- rable time spent at Loyola as well as to ask for His direc- tion in the years to come. Father Sellinger was the princi- pal celebrant of the mass, and Father Novotny was the homilist. 232 Baccalaureate Mass Father Novotny delivers the homily. Baccalaureate Mass 233 Commencement “It was the best of times; it was the worst of times.” Charles Dick- ens’ immortal words rang true as four years at Loyola College came to a close for the Class of 1984. The 135th Commencement Exer- cises were held on May 27 at the Baltimore Civic Center. The announcement that Pam Meluh had achieved a perfect 4.0 average in four years earned her a standing ovation from her fellow classmates. In all, 880 graduates received their degrees, including three sets of twins and a mother- daughter team. The guest speaker was Peter Jennings, who advised the graduates, “Do not blink. Do not miss anything that is going on around you.” Indeed, Mr. Jen- nings’ words would surely be re- membered as the Class of 1984 prepared to enter “the real world.” t, Commencement 235 236 Commencement Four years of hard work in this envelope. Commencement 237 Students, family, and friends watch the graduation ceremony. SENIOR DIRECTORY Teresa Acevedo 1316 Heather Hill Rd. Balt, MD 21239 David Aiello 13013 Heil Manor Dr. Reisterstown, MD 21136 Christopher Allen 330 Bane Rd., Mitchell Field Garden City, NY 11530 Kathy Altman 12004 Tarragon Rd., 1 Reisterstown, MD 21136 Toni Ammirati 6 Seminole St. Centerport, NY 11721 Dino Amonica 3525 Juneway Balt., MD 21213 Kenneth Anderson 302 Valley Ct. Rd. Lutherville, MD 21093 Sharyn Anderson 36 Norwick Cr. Tinionium, MD 21093 Elaine ApRhys 2890 Bethany Ln. Ellicott City, MD 21043 Ann Marie Arena 106 Blue Rock Rd. Wilmington. DE 19809 Paige Arnold 103 Cedar Rd. Severna Park, MD 21146 Ivette Arroyo 288 Perusa St., Clg. Pk. Rio Piedras. PR 00921 Michael Avia 171 Lewis St. Phillipsburg, NJ 08865 Raphael Aybar 3508 Stoneybrook Rd. Randallstown, MD 21133 Suzan Aydinel 705 Braeburn Dr. Ft. Wash., MD 20744 Jae Bae 2938 Lake Brooke Cr. Balt., MD 21227 Paul Baer 503 Westview Rd. BelAir, MD 21014 Barbara Bagliani 1306 Red Fox Ct. Towson, MD 21204 Charles Baker 1218 Nottingham Rd. Westminister, MD 21157 Robin Bara 3917 E. Baker Ave. Abingdon, MD 21009 Jeannie Barczak 816 Wellington Rd, Balt., MD 21212 Mary Bardzik 8120 Halton Rd. Towson, MD 21204 Lydia Barletta 5504 Manorfield Rd. Rockville, MD 20853 Donald Barron 1606 Feldbrook Rd. Towson, MD 21204 Scott Bartholomew 94 Hopper Ave. Pompton Plains, NJ 07444 Gary Bartlett 2803 Superior Ave. Balt., MD 21234 David Bartynski 7316 Stratton Way Balt., MD 21224 Mary Baummer 8328 Bradshaw Rd. Bradshaw, MD 21021 Jane Bearman 508 Holden Rd. Towson, MD 21204 Vinita Beasley 1971 Brookside Dr. Edgewood. MD 21040 Patricia Ellen Beck 9008 Kilbride Rd. Balt., MD 21236 Cynthia Beckman 706 Crosby Rd. Balt., MD 21228 Stephen Beckman 2145 Bethel Rd, Finksburg, MD 21048 Lisa Beichl 6387 Drexel Rd. Phil,, PA 19151 Sean Belka 253 Berrywood Dr. Severna Park, MD 21146 Gregory Bell 11806 Earnshaw Ct. Brandywine, MD 20613 Cheryl Bench 3 Sugar Ln. Holmdel, NJ 07733 Thomas Benisch, Jr. 1708 Laurel Brook Rd. Fallston, MD 21047 Lisa Berry 7606 Gough St. Balt., MD 21224 Karen Bertness R.R. 1 Box 126A Brookneal, VA 24528 Karen Besok 8553 Pineway Dr. Laurel, MD 20707 John Black 1600 Shadyside Rd. Balt., MD 21218 Patrick Bollinger 205 Southway Balt., MD 21218 Michael Borders 16140 Lin wood Ave. Detroit, MI 48221 James Borkowski 12158 Mt. Albert Rd, Ellicott City, MD 21043 Kevin Boyle 1516 Columbia Ave. Rockville, MD 20850 Gail Breese 713 Evelyn Ave. Linthicum, MD 21090 Colleen Brennan 3463 Constellation Dr. Davidsonville, MD 21035 Michael Breschi 1428 A W. Joppa Rd. Towson, MD 21204 Edward Brewer 3204 River Drive Rd. Balt., MD 21219 Scott Brickner 3610 Rusty Rim Ellicott City, MD 21043 238 Senior Directory Mary Brocato 906 Cromwell Br. Rd. Towson, MD 21204 Robert Brocato 3038 Woodring Ave, Balt,, MD 21234 Neil Brown 461 Kenilworth Ct. Glen Burnie, MD 21061 Owen Brown 201 N. Dayton Ave. Brunswick, MD 21716 Bradley Brubeck 126 Homeland Ave. Balt., MD 21212 Thomas Brunner 6618 Marietta Ave, Balt., MD 21214 Anula Buda 164 Sidway St. Buffalo, NY 14210 Lisa Bunko 209 Drum Ave., North Pasadena, MD 21 122 Diane Burns 219 Dunkirk Rd, Balt., MD 21212 Michael Burns 219 Dunkirk Rd. Balt,, MD 21212 Karessa Burris 2530 Harlem Ave. Balt., MD 21216 Amy Butcher 6621 Queens Ferry Rd. Balt., MD 21239 Michael Butler 2015 Kennicott Rd. Balt., MD 21207 Monica Butler 53 East Grand St. Hampton, NJ 08827 Anthony Butta, Jr. 3404 E. Pratt St. Balt., MD 21224 Lisa Byrne 5 Cavan Dr. Lutherville, MD 21093 Angela Calle 29 Glen Alpine Rd. Phoenix. MD 21131 Craig Callinan 636 S. Ellwood Ave. Balt., MD 21224 Albert Calogero 3809 Offut Rd. Randallstown, MD 21133 Steven Commarata 8 Cassandra Ct. Randallstown. MD 21133 Thomas Cannaliato 1 1 05 Timberlea Dr. Bel Air, MD 21014 K.R. Cardinale 7915 32nd St, Balt,, MD 21237 Kenneth Carlberg 120 W, Lanvale St, Balt., MD 21217 .Margaret Carnathan 771 1 Savannah Dr, Bcthesda, MD 20817 Lisa M. Carter 835 Woodburne Ave, Balt., MD 21212 Robert Cashman 302 Queen Anne Cir, Westminister, MD 21157 Christina Casillas 1 38 Sherburn Rd. Scvcrna Park, MD 21146 Thomas Cassella 5227 Lighthorne Rd. Burke. VA 22015 Cesar Castro 834 Bosley Ave. Towson, .VI D 21204 Cheryl Causey 8703 Richmond Ave. Balt., MD 21234 Debra E. Chernak 3114 Hatton Rd. Balt,, MD 21208 Matthew Chisholm 55 Summer St, Rockland, ME 04841 Eun Chong 4714 Beaconsfield Dr. Ball., MD 21236 James Christian 16066 A E Mullinix Rd. Woodbine, MD 21797 Gina Ciaudelli 54 Jean St. Ramsey, NJ 07446 Mary Cina 1215 Dorchester Ave. Balt., MD 21207 Karen Clabby 12015 Tulip Grove Dr. Bowie, MD 20715 Robert Claus 520 Stratford Rd. Fallston, MD 21047 David Clement 368 Sterling Place Brooklyn, NY 11238 Mary Cochran 6858 Pindell Sch. Rd, Clarksville, MD 21029 Donna Coghlan 91 Sugar Hill Rd. Kinnelon, NJ 07405 Margaret Colandreo 613 McIntyre Rd. Rockville. MD 20851 Craig Cole 8615 Richmond Cr. Balt., MD 21234 Annette Coleman 10800 Pfeffers Rd. Bradshaw, MD 21021 Christine Collins 508 Lynch St. Rockville, MD 20850 Daniel C. Collins 1207 E. Northern Pkwy. Balt.. MD 21239 Nancy Coman 6620 Walnutwood Cir. Ball., MD 21212 Joanne Conklin 1515 Soulhview Rd. Bel Air, MD 210 Robert Connolly 6616 Marietta Ave. Balt., MD 21214 Gerard Connor 1217 Firth of Lome Cr. Ft. Wash, MD 20744 Kelly Connor 304 St. Ives Dr. Severna Park, MD 21 146 Cvnthia Cootauco 13006 Falls Rd. Cockeysville, MD 21030 Alicia Cordova 800 Bavlor Dr. Newark, DE 19711 Celia Cortada 181 Via Monte De Oro Redondo Beach, CA 90277 Senior Natalia Cortada 181 Via Monte De Oro Redondo Beach, CA 90277 Michele Cosgrove 12404 Copenhauer Ter. Potomac, MD 20854 Marco Costick 3114 Parktowne Rd. Balt., MD 21234 Joseph Coughlin 855 Sayville Ave. Bohemia, NY 11716 Mary Coyne 3603 Northway Dr. Balt., MD 21234 John Craft, Jr. 4505 Hydes Rd. Hyde, MD 21082 Patricia Crayton 5613 Leiden Rd. Balt., MD 21206 Paul Cronhardt 12810 Dover Rd. Reisterstown, MD 21136 Jeanne Cronin 675 Oradell Ave. Oradell, NJ 07649 Debra Cronise 4600 Ridge Ave. Balt., MD 21227 Coleen Cross 5939 Clayton Ave, Balt., MD 21206 Patrick Cummings 8310 Verona Dr. New Carrollton, MD 20784 Paul Czajkowski 9707 Rosaryville Upper Marlboro, MD 20772 Karen Dail 3844 W, Chapel Rd. Aberdeen, MD 21001 John Daniels 1 Canterbury Ln. St Davids, PA 19087 Sherrie Dause 920 Shelburne Rd. Bel Air, MD 21014 Barbara Davis 1667 Mussula Rd, Towson, MD 21204 Bruce Davis 2 E, Highfield Rd. Balt., MD 21218 Raul De Guzman 502 East 41st St., Apt 1 Balt., MD 21218 Ellen Dempsey 82 Fremont Ave. Park Ridge, NJ 07656 Kevin Denney 1006 Morrison Blvd. Havre De Grace, MD 21078 John Depaola 6120 Marlora Rd. Balt., MD 21239 Doreen Desmarais 3423 Andover Dr. Fairfax, VA 22030 Robert Desverreaux 212 Dale Rd. Pasadena, MD 21122 Daniel Devenny 10 North St, Rumson, NJ 07760 David Dickerson 905 Southwick Dr. Balt., MD 21204 Elizabeth Dietz 1 14 Duke Dr. Niceville, FL 32578 David Digiargio 2502 Fox Rd, Fallston, MD 21047 Mark Dignazio 10 Troon Ct. Balt., MD 21236 David Dileo 6259 Gilston Park Rd. Balt,, MD 21228 Steven Dilly 6004 Morehead Rd. Balt., MD 21228 Bert Dixon 9131 Bel Air Rd. Balt., MD 21236 Walter Doeller. Ill 2203 Dulaney Valley Rd. Timonium. MD 21093 Gregory Dohmeier 3400 Hiss Ave. Balt., MD 21234 Rita Donahue 58 1 1 87th Ave. New ' Carrollton. .MD 27784 Benedict Dorsey 310 East 22 1 2 St. Balt.. MD 21218 Timothy Dowell 41 Caraway Rd. Reisterstown, MD 21136 Timothy Downey 8319 Tally-Ho Rd. Lutherville, MD 21093 Melissa Draper 1726 Dana St. Crofton, MD 21114 Karen Driscoll 8553 Harris Ave. Balt., MD 21234 Susan Drum 3028 Dunleer Rd. Balt., MD 21222 Colin Drummond 747 Holly Dr. W RED 10 ■Annapolis, MD 21401 Kevin Duke 4300 Sunflower Dr. Rockville, MD 20853 Lorette Duke 219 Gateshood Rd, Timonium. MD 21093 Elaine Dukes 4022 Baker Ln, Balt., MD 21236 Patrick Dyer 57 Belfast ' Rd. Timonium. MD 21093 Fred Edell 8 Spring Green Ln. Cockeysville, MD 21030 Joseph Edwards 1 702 Charmuth Rd, Lutherville, .MD 21093 Jeanne Egan 200 Bedford Ave. Rockaway Pt.. NY 1 1697 Christine Elliot 12119 Tawny Ln, Bowie, MD 20715 Mark Emmel 13219 Fork Rd. Baldwin, MD 21013 Laveta Emory 4405 Tonquil St. Beltsville, MD 20705 Catherine Erlbeck 1 1 32 Cedarcroft Rd. Balt., MD 21239 .Mark Ervin P.O. Box 5742 8400 Park Heights Ave. Balt., MD 21208 240 Senior Directory Robert Esche 308 E. Seminary Ave. Lutherville. MD 21093 David Ferguson 149 N. Lynbrook Rd. Belair, MD 21014 Jennifer Ferra 12028 Apple Knull Ct. Gaithersburg, MD 20878 Jim Ferris 5 Waller Ct, Towson, MD 21204 Fernando Ferro 4 Alcan Ct, Towson, MD 21204 Eugene Finan 2739 Norfen Rd, Balt,, MD 21227 Beth Finglass 6303 E, Fordham Rd. Balt., MD 21215 Cecilia E. Finney 337 Palm St. Aberdeen, MD 21001 David Fischer 3654 Hineline Rd, Balt., MD 21229 Keith Fitch 12605 Old Frederick Sykesville. MD 21784 Brian Fitzgerald 8741 Persimmon Tree Rd. Potomac, MD 20854 Mark Fitzurka 3398 Curtis Dr. Suitland, MD 20746 Lisa Flaherty 8313 Edgedale Rd. Balt., MD 21234 Kyden Floyd 392 Stevenway Severna Park, MD 21146 Ann Flynn 9681 Gwynn Park Dr. Ellicott City, MD 21043 Jackie Foard 4532 Ambermill Rd. Balt., MD 21236 Michele Foley 400 S. Union Ave. Havre De Grace, MD 21078 Margaret Fonshell 731 Sequoia Dr. Edgewood, MD 21040 Sharee Fosler 5515 Woodbine Rd. Woodbine, MD 21797 Steven Fox 1 13 Warwick Dr. Lutherville, MD 21093 William Fox, III 4630 Shamrock Ave. Balt., MD 21206 Joshua Fradel P.O. Box 434 Aberdeen, MD 21001 Paul Frentz 925 Marksworth Rd. Balt., MD 21228 Mark Freyer 3601 Mary Ave. Balt., MD 21206 G. Fridley 3175 Shiloh Ct. Balt., MD 21227 Kenneth Friedel 4232 Silver Spring Rd. Perry Hall, MD 21128 Jerome Fryson 2700 Cylburn Ave. Balt., MD 21215 Martin Fuller 19 Castlehill Ct. Timonium, MD 21093 Kathy Gabor 2864 Lake Ave. Balt., MD 21213 John Gaeng 105 Ridgewood Rd. Bel Air. MD 21014 John Galvin, Jr. 56 Yale St, Garden City, NY 11530 Linda Garbacik 129 Fairmont Dr. Bel Air, MD 21014 James Garland 14105 Greencroft Ln. Cockeysville, MD 21030 Herbert Geary, 111 2001 Dogwood Dr. Waldorf, MD 2060! Patricia Geckle 1312 Grandview Ct. Fallston, MD 21047 Diane Geppi 1363 Deanwood Rd. Balt., MD 21234 Kathleen Geraghty 33 young Ave. Pelham, NY 10803 Jeffry German 1718 Ruxton Rd. Towson, MD 21204 Bernard Gerrity 6017 Purdun Dr. Camp Springs, MD 20748 Giancarlo Ghiardi 1 2 Park Overlook Ct. Bethesda, MD 20817 Thomas Gibbons P.O. Box 9686 Baldwin. MD 21013 Maria Giglio-TOS 3207 Whitefield Rd. Churchvillc, MD 21028 Russ Giordano 58 1 3 S7th Ave. New Carrollton, MD 20784 Bcncdetta Gizzi 2922 Northwind Rd. Balt., MD 21234 David Glenn 7514 Belleficid A t. Ft. Wasington, MD 20744 Annette Godwin 1 5 Stonewain Ct. 1 B Towson. MD 21204 Katherine Goldsmith 2414 Harwood Rd, Balt.. MD 21234 Dianna Gomez 6 1 3 Denton Rd. Fcderalsburg, MD 21632 Pierre Gonzales 3501 St. Paul St. 649 Balt.. MD 21218 J. .Michael Goodman I 104 W. Patrick St. Frederick, MD 21701 Russell Gordon 4010 Overlea ,‘ ve. Ball., MD 21206 Eileen Gorman 13 Hathaway Rd. Timonium. MD 21093 Thomas Goslomski 335 Gusrvan St, Balt., MD 21224 Anna Goy 1 14 S. Curley St. Balt., MD 21224 Senior Directory 241 Christopher Graham 1730 Tedbury St. Crofton. MD 21114 Dolores Graham 507 1 2 2nd Ave., S.W. Glen Burnie, MD 21061 Patrick Graham 5115 Clavel Ter. Rockville, MD 20853 Gabrielle Grant 333 Tunstall Ct. Severna Park. MD 21146 Terry Greenwood, Jr. 2713 Southbrook Rd. Balt., MD 21222 Dona Grier 3802 Ridgewood Ave. Balt., MD 21215 Caroline Griffin 3832 Cherrybrook Randallstown, MD 21133 Kathleen Griffith 10704 Deborah Dr. Potomac, MD 20854 John Guilfoyle 2840 Duvall Rd. Woodbine. MD 21797 Michele Guillen 10320 Burnside Dr, Ellicott City, MD 21043 Amy Guntner 1847 Loch Shiel Rd. Balt,, MD 21234 Denise Hagan 2612 Franklinville Rd. Joppa, MD 21085 Michael Hagan Rapidan River Farm Box 45 Lignum, VA 22726 Paul Hagan 716 Cherry Cr. W ' ynnewood, PA 19096 Frances Hall 1 10 Strathdon W ' ay Lutherville, MD 21093 Linda Hallmen 2077 Old Westminster Pk. Finksburg, MD 21048 Douglas Hamilton 2302 Montebello Ter. Ball., MD 21214 Kathleen Hanle 226 Princeton Ln. Bel Air. MD 21014 Robert Hardesty 3 Conklin Ln. Huntington, NY 11743 Christopher Harding 208 Charles Rd. N. Lithicum, MD 21090 Steven Harmon 6610 Vincent Ln. 303 Balt., MD 21215 Wayne Harp, Jr, 1619 Gorsuch Ave. Bait., MD 21218 Susan Harrington 120 W. College Ave. Flourtown. PA 19031 Mary Hartman 5514 Daywalt Ave. Balt., MD 21206 Elaine Harnett 129 Sipple Ave. Balt., MD 21236 Gary Harvey 1756 Park Ave. Balt., MD 21217 Brian Hastings P.O. Box 478, Rt. 1 Smithsburg, MD 21783 Michael Hatem 908 S. W ' ashington St. Havre De Grace, MD 21078 Maggie Hathway 10006 Belhaven Rd. Bethesda. MD 20817 Diane Hayes 1014 Crosby Rd. Balt., MD 21228 Mary Louise Healy 10201 Greenside Dr. Cockeysville, MD 21030 John Heeb 156 E. Eckerson Rd, Spring Valley, NY 10977 John Hehir 207 Glyndon Dr. Reisterstow ' n, MD 21136 Annette Heinlich 2714 Superior Ave. Balt,, MD 21234 F. George Heinze Sarum Manor Charlotte Hall, MD 20622 Jeffrey Helkowski 2810 Willoughby Rd, Balt.. MD 21234 Carol Hensley 2204 Gregory Dr. Forest Hill, MD 21050 Christine Hervert 134 Brannan Rd. Aberdeen, MD 21001 Patricia Hervert 1 34 Brannan Rd. Aberdeen, MD 21001 Bonnie Hileman 13789 Halene Ct. Mt, Airy, MD 21771 Charles Hill Star Rt. 5, Box 487 La Plata, MD 20646 Lisa Hillman P.O. Box 8 Dusman Rd, Boring, MD 21020 Karyn Hinson 1580 Choctaw Rd. Arnold, MD 21012 Elizabeth Hobbs 4879 Montgomery Rd. Ellicott City, MD 21043 John Hoffman 7414 Park Dr. Balt., MD 21234 William Hokemeyer, Jr. 2319 Carlo Rd. Fallston, MD 21047 Anne Hollenshade 912 Rappaix Ct. Towson, MD 21204 Teresa Holloway 1247 Stafford Rd, Darlington, MD 21034 Barbara Honaski 14854 Old Frederick Rd. Woodbine, MD 21797 James Hoos 8 Geier Ct. Randallstown, MD 21 133 Timothy Hopkins 1744 Gable Hammer Rd, Westminister, MD 21157 John Horst 7209 Golden Ring Rd. Balt., MD 21221 William Huey 9326 Waltham Woods Rd Balt., MD 21234 Francis Hunter, 111 10331 Kettledrum Ct. Ellicott City, MD 21043 242 Senior Directory Anna Hurbanis 102 Iroquois Ave. Rl. 4 Smithsburg, MD 21783 Carol Ichniowski 27 Kirwin Ct. Balt., MD 21234 Michele Ichniowski 12229 Fawnhaven Cl. Ellicott City, MD 21043 Mary Immel 53 Shady Glen Ln. Somers, CT 06071 Evangelos loannou 3703 Beech Ave. Balt., MD 21211 Stephen Jackovitz 9814 Richlyn Dr. Perry Hall, MD 21128 Beverly Jenifer 4958 Denmore Ave. 1 Bail., MD 21215 Stephanie Jensen 7903 Stone Hearth Rd. Severn, MD 21 144 Garrison Johns 1 1 1 Hall Highway CrisField, MD 21817 Julia Johnson 7201 Brookville Rd. Chevy Chase, MD 20815 Steven T. Johnson 9901-E. Dehavilland Way Balt., MD 21220 David Jones 655 Andrews Rd. Aberdeen. MD 21001 Charles Jones, Jr. 2604 Cub Hill Rd. Balt., MD 21234 J. Michael Jordan Rl. 2 Box 516 King George, VA 22485 Nancy Jorio 503 S. 47th St. Balt., MD 21224 Janine Judd 1 3 Mt. View Ave. Enfield, CT 06082 Lawrence Julio Box 374 Jenifer Rd. Cockeysville, MD 21030 Michael Kahler 20 Sanford Ave. Ball., MD 21228 Kim Kahoe 4408 East Way Balt., MD 21218 Amy Kaisler 3033 Greenway Dr. Ellicott City, MD 21043 Gerard Kaiser 39 Forest St. Closter, NJ 07624 Brian Kane 122 Exeter Rd. Massapequa, NY 11758 Joanne Kane 93 Dunkirk Rd. Balt., MD 21212 Karen Kane 8642 Lucerne Rd. Randallstown, MD 21 133 George Karas 3713 Pikeswood Dr. Randallstown, MD 21133 Sharon Kaschenbach 201 2 Jasmine Rd. Balt., MD 21222 Caroline Kasprzak 980 Thompson Dr. Bay Shore, NY 11706 Debra Kaufman 13 Sharrow Ct. Balt., MD 21207 Erin Keavney 200 Hopkins Rd. Balt., MD 21212 Marita Keister 4803 Flanders Ave. Kensington, MD 20895 Kathleen Kelly 120 Forest Ave. Catonsville, MD 21228 Mary Kettles 690 Springdale Ter. Morrisville, PA 19067 Kathy Kilchenstein 9127 Naygall Rd. Ball., MD 21234 Dokhee Kim 4029 Jacinth Way Balt., MD 21236 Stephen King 945 Day Rd. Sykesville, MD 21784 John Kinzer 2216 Lukewood Dr. Balt., MD 21207 Gretchen Kittel 1413 Clairridge Rd. Baltimore, MD 21207 Thomas Klapka 7817 Bank St. Baltimore, MD 21224 Larry Klass 706 E. Seminary Ave. Towson, MD 21204 Jacqueline Kocher 1412 Midhurst Ct. Bel Air. MD 21014 Cecilia Koelber 19 Goni Terrace Westminister, MD 21157 Edward Kossa 7933 Crownsway Glen Bernie, MD 21061 Adrienne L. Koutrelakos 9929 Richlyn Dr. Perry Hall, MD 21128 Kenneth Krach 1050 Upnor Rd. Baltimore, MD 21212 Michael G. Kramer 3204 Cedarhurst Rd. Baltimore. MD 21214 Hans-Berndl Kratzmeier 7506 Far Hills Dr. Baltimore, MD 21204 Jill Krimski 8207 Yarborough Rd. Towson, MD 21204 Marie Kringle 642 Arcadia Rd. Ridgewood, NJ 07450 Elizabeth Krocheski 4302 Camellia Rd. Baltimore. MD 21236 Angela Kufera 603 Aspen Ln. Edgewood, MD 21040 Susanna M. Ciccanti Kuhn 3543 Moultree Place Baltimore, MD 21236 Michael Kutrik 7819 Kentley Rd. Balt., MD 21222 Ellen La Corte 40 Prospect Ave. Pompton Plains, NJ 07444 Lisa Lafone 1301 Hollingsworth Rd. Joppa, MD 21085 Senior Directory 243 David Lamar 107 Mountain Rd. Linthicum, MD 21090 Michael Lancaster P.O. Box 5 Fallston, MD 21047 Christine Landy 305 Cedarcroft Rd. Baltimore, MD 21212 Michael Lange 907 Stags Head Rd. Towson, MD 21204 Steven Larcher 1914 Sands Dr. Annapolis, MD 21401 William Larsh 4325 Penn Ave. Baltimore, MD 21236 Philip Lazzati 4832 Pleasant Gru Rd. Boring, MD 21020 Maureen Leahy 405 Merryman Rd. Annapolis, MD 21401 Jung S. Lee 3813 Collier Rd. Randallstown, MD 21133 Catherine Elizabeth Leidig P.O. Box 1075. Lake Shore Pasadena. MD 21122 John Leimkuhler 1238 Circle Dr. Balt., MD 21227 Kathleen Lemense 4117 48th St.. NW Washington, DC 20016 Laura Lentz 7 Osborne Ave. Catorusville, MD 21228 Leigh . ' Xnn Lentz 609 Yarmouth Rd. Towson, MD 21204 Edward Lesko, Jr. 610 Essex Ave. Baltimore. MD 21221 Bryan Lim 2 Union Hall Ct. Baltimore, MD 21228 Kathleen Littlepage 1 370 Kenton Rd. Baltimore, MD 21234 Scott Littleton 2012 Dumont Rd. Timonium, MD 21093 Robert Lohmeyer, Jr. 123 Elizabeth Ave. Bricktown, NJ 08723 William Lohnes 4102 West Meath Rd. Baltimore, .MD 21236 Maria Lopez 301 Quaker Ridge Rd. Timonium, MD 21093 Dwayne A Lovick 4347 Parkten St. Baltimore, MD 21229 Theodore Ludicke 3921 Walt Ann Dr. Ellicott City, MD 21043 Brian Lyles 3028 Oakford Ave. Baltimore, MD 21215 Maura Lynch 11717 Gregerscroft Rd. Potomac, MD 20854 Mark Lynn 2219 Grafton Shop Rd. Forest Hill, MD 21050 Kelly Macleary 98 1 5 Monroe St. Cockcysville, MD 21030 Timothy Madcy P.O. Box 246 Burkittsville, VID 21718 Michael Magee 12205 .Mt. Albert Rd. Ellicott City, MD 21043 Ronald Majewski, Jr. 256 Baltusrol Way Springfield. NJ 07081 Steven C. Malecki 208 Woodbins .Ave, Syacuse, NY 13206 Lisa Meletic 8456 Snowden Oak PI. Laurel, MD 20708 Mary Malloy 1048 E, Rosalit St. Philadelphia, Pa. 19149 Veronica Malone Doran Dr, Hopewell Junction, NY 12533 Frances Mangione 2514 Proctor Ln. Baltimore, MD 21234 Derrick Manka 2 Winchester Rd. Shrewsbury, PA 17361 Sean E. Mann Ingleton On the Miles Easton, MD 21601 William Mannion, Jr. 109 E. West St, Baltimore, MD 21230 Robert Manogue 1 1808 Hitching Post Ln. Rockville, MD 20852 Leslie Martel 1910 Glen Keith Blvd. Baltimore, MD 21234 Mark Mason 205 Rollingfield Rd. Baltimore, MD 21228 Nancy Matthews 325 South Wind Rd. Towson, MD 21204 Stephanie Matthews 1 122 Green Acre Rd. Towson, MD 21204 Carl May, Jr. 546 Summit Dr. Orange, CT 06477 Christine McBride 287 Berkeley Dr. Severna Park, MD 21146 Patricia McCabe 82 Evans St. New Hyde Park, NY 11040 Kathy McCalip 25 1 5 Ruscombe Ln. Baltimore, MD 21215 John McCann, Jr. 8306 Charmel Dr. Baltimore, MD 21207 Brian McCaw 10609 Amherst Ave. Silver Spring. MD 20902 Mark McClelland 415 Hornel St. Baltimore, MD 21224 Todd McClendon 107 N. Carey St. 1 Baltimore, MD 21223 Robert McCord 1803 W. Creston Dr. Forest Hill, MD 21050 Vernon McDaniel 8201 16th St. 1005 Silver Spring, MD 20910 Michael McDonough 1878 Church Rd. Baltimore, MD 21222 244 Senior Directory Susan McIntyre 2503 Hillford Dr. Baltimore, MD 21234 Mary Kay McKenna 3 Carrie Dr. New City, NY 10956 Kevin McMahon, Jr. 2116 Givenswood Dr. Fallston, MD 21047 Kevin McNally 17509 Timberleich Way Woodbine, MD 21797 Bryan McPhee 1201 Marywood Ct. Bel Air, MD 21014 Mark Mecinski 2101 Echodale Ave. Baltimore, MD 21214 Thomas Meiman 121 Jean St. Ramsey, NJ 07446 Mark Meinschein 9207 Turnbull Rd. Randallstown, MD 21133 Pamela Meluh 5921 Baltimore Ave. Baltimore, MD 21207 Michael Metzbower 61 1 Stamford Rd. Baltimore, MD 21229 Lynn Michaud 1218 Brook Meadow Dr. Baltimore, MD 21204 William Miller 2902 Harview Ave. Baltimore, MD 21234 J. Eric Misenheimer 6637 Park Hall Dr. Laurel, MD 20707 Thomas Missett, Jr. 4701 Declaration Ct. Annandale, VA 22003 Jackie Mitchell 329 Chestnut St. Aberdeen, MD 21001 Debbie Monahan 326 Princeton Ln. Bel Air, MD 21014 James Moorer 742 Carlisle Dr. Arnold, MD 21012 Victor Moran 229 Arundle Rd. Pasadena, MD 21122 Joseph Morel 901 S. Main St. Mt. Airy, MD 21771 Brian Morrison 2508 Kelso Ct. Fallston, MD 21047 John Mullin, IV 1705 Burnwood Rd. Baltimore, MD 21239 Donna Mullinix 705 Northrop Ln. Baltimore, MD 21220 Mary Munoz 909 Waterview Dr. Crownsville, MD 21032 Lynn Murphy 4204 Ethland Avenue Baltimore, MD 21207 Timothy Murphy 1 17 Hatton Dr. Severna Park. MD 21146 Elizabeth Murray 1 33 1 Ponus Ridge Rd. New Caanan, CT 06840 Elizabeth L. Murray 1762 Regents Park Rd. Crofton, MD 21 1 14 John Nagengast, Jr. 1205 Gettig Rd. Baltimore, MD 21237 Kate Naughten 9510 Cable Dr. Kensington, MD 20895 Jeanne C. Nechamkin 7909 Knollwood Rd. Baltimore, MD 21204 Grace Neumann 4210 Middleburg Rd. Union Bridge. MD 21791 Khanh Nguyen 3504 Ailsa Ave. Baltimore, MD 21214 Wallace Nichols 351 1 Stoneybrook Rd. Randallstown, MD 21133 Andreas Nicolaides 1535 Lafayette Rd. Gladwyne, PA 19035 Mary Nietubicz 2833 Cub Hill Rd. Baltimore, MD 21234 Donna Noone 2409 Stratton Dr. Potomac, MD 20854 John Norjen, Jr, 8200 Boman Ct. Towson. MD 21204 Robert Nowakowski, Jr. 12170 .Mt. Albert Rd. Ellicott City. MD 21043 Andrew Nowotny RR2 Box 295 A Lovettsville, VA 22080 .Marcia Nugent 4317 Marble Hill Rd. 164 Baltimore, MD 21218 Albert Nunez 503 Goucher Blvd. Towson, MD 21204 Charlene O ' Berry 41 I Benoaks Dr, W. Severna Park. .MD 21146 Carla O ' Brien 5902 Kingsford PI. Belhesda, MD 20817 , nn O ' Donnell I 3200 OIney Ct. Bowie, MD 20715 Neil O ' Keefe 2727 Chesterfield Ave. Baltimore, MD 21213 Katherine O ' Leary 1 4 Ballardvale Rd. , ' ndover, MA 01810 Scan O ' Neill 2513 Fairway Dr. Bel Air. MD ' 210I4 Mark Oakey 639 Covintrey Rd. Baltimore, MD 21204 James Offutt, III 46 Cedar Knoll Rd. Cockeysville, MD 21030 Gina Olivieri 601 1 Sycamore Rd. Baltimore. MD 21212 Bret Orsini 213 Chesire Rd. Severna Park, MD 21146 Mary Pat Osborne 4 Emerson Rd. Severna Park, MD 21146 Hildegard Owens 9303 Montego Ave. Balt., MD 21234 Mary Palmer 4410 Breidenbaugh Ln, Glen Arm, MD 21057 I Senior Directory 245 Russell Papparotto 9208 Nottingwood Baltimore, MD 21237 Christopher Parr 1918 Calais Ct. Baltimore, MD 21207 David Pauken 7559 Apple Valley Rd. Germantown, TN 38138 Richard Pazourek 3421 Woodring Rd. Baltimore, MD 21234 Karen Pecora 7926 Wise Ave. Baltimore, MD 21222 Lisa Pecoraro 2220 Timothy Dr. Westminister, MD 21157 Sarah Perilla Shipley’s Adventure Woodbine, MD 21797 Steve Perry 222 Worthmont Rd. Baltimore, MD 21228 Jeffrey Peterson 10000 O Providence Wy. Cockeysville, MD 21030 Joseph Phebus 701 E. Lake Ave. Baltimore, MD 21212 Tracy Piazza 43 Park PI, New Canaan, CT 06840 Tamara Pinkerton 201 Split Oak PI. California, MD 20619 Elena Plante 1922 Pine Knob Rd. Eldersburg, MD 21784 Bret Pleines 1 Ranger Ct. Baltimore, MD 21234 Andrew Plummer 67 Garner St. Johnstown, PA 15905 Anastasia Ponticas 13612 Bardon Rd. Phoenix, MD 21131 Kenneth Porro 400 E. Belvedere Ave., 5 Baltimore, MD 21212 Gary Posner 3425 Janellcn Dr. Pikesville, MD 21208 Claudia Potter 2810 Colonial Rd. Accokeek, MD 20607 Raymond Potts, Jr. 629 Derringer Dr. Bel Air, MD 21014 Michael Preis 130 N. Kenwood Ave. Baltimore, MD 21224 Keith Price 10010 Magledt Rd. Baltimore, MD 21234 Joseph Pyzik 71 1 S. Linwood Ave. Baltimore, MD 21224 Cailin Quinn 8207 Robin Hood Ct. Baltimore, MD 21204 Patricia Quinn P.O. Box 2 Harmans. MD 21077 Peter Quinn 68 Castlewood Trail Sparta. NJ 07871 Walter Radek, III 1334 Broadway Rd. Lutherville, MD 21093 Bonnie Railey 2510 Canterbury Rd. Baltimore, MD 21234 Mark Ratych 4325 Long Green Rd. Long Green, MD 21092 Pauravi Raval 6 Ravens Nest Ct. Glen Arm, MD 21057 Carlo Ravano 12 Av St. Roman Montecarlo, Pty of Monaco Ralph Ray 3601 Edgegreen Ave. Baltimore, MD 21211 George Reahl, 111 4102 St. Paul St. Baltimore. MD 21218 Timothy Reese 8126 Kirkwall Ct. Towson, MD 21204 Tony Ricci 2344 Jameson St. Temple Hills, MD 20748 Denise Riley 10825 Seven Hills Dr. Tunjunga, CA 91042 Thomas Ritter 18001 Brooke Grove Rd, Olney, MD 20832 David Roberts 3457 Mayfield Ave. Baltimore, MD 21213 John Robison 25 Reynolds Rd. East Williamsport, MD 21795 Margaret Rommel 702 Murdock Rd, Baltimore. MD 21212 Milbert T. Rose 8 Woodhorn Ct. Apt. 8 Owings Mills, MD 21117 Amy Rosen 806 Painted Post Ct. Baltimore, MD 21208 Cynthia Rosenberger 5600 Cedonia Ave. Baltimore, MD 21206 MaryAnn Ross 2338 Admiral St. . ' liquippa, PA 15001 Stephen Rossiter 33 Rustic Place Staten Island. NY 10308 Thomas Rouse 41 1 E. Gittings Ave. Baltimore, MD 21212 Joanne Rowzee 3009 Greencastle Rd. Burtonsville, MD 20866 Sandra Ruff R.D. I Delta, PA 17314 Linda Runge 1055 Rockhill Ave. Baltimore, MD 21229 Suzanne Russell 4100 N. Charles St. Baltimore. MD 21210 Karen Ryerson 12228 Shadetree Ln. Laurel. MD 20708 Mark Sabins 28 Windward Dr. Severna Park, MD 21146 Thomas Sacker 741 1 Kenlea Ave. Baltimore, MD 21236 Ana Santini 5385 King Arthur Cr. Baltimore, MD 21237 246 Senior Directory Martin Sarsfield 1116 N. Belgrade Rd. Silver Spring, MD 20902 Monica Scafuro 61 Arcadia Rd. Allendale. NJ 07401 Frederick Schaefer 401 1 Hollins Ferry Rd. Baltimore, MD 21227 David Schaller 3 Barnaby Ct. Timonium: MD 21093 Susan Schmitt 4718 Browning Rd, Pennsauken. NJ 08109 Kimberly Schoberg 823 Muller Rd. Westminister, MD 21157 Steven Schoenhaar 1 123 Greenway Rd. Cockeysville, MD 21030 Michael Schussler 10613 Stevenson Rd. Stevenson, MD 21153 Christopher Schuster 337 Main St. Reisterstown, MD 21136 Teresa Sechrist 210 Airport St. Keyset, WV 27626 Lynne Seglem 9521 Ash Hollow PI. Gaithersburg, MD 20879 Patricia Serra 2649 E. Landis Ave. Vineland, NJ 08360 Michael Shaw 5229 Even Star PI. Columbia. MD 21044 David Sigwart 1913 Wilhelm Ave. Baltimore, MD 21237 Jeffrey Silen 7719 Liberty Rd. Baltimore, MD 21207 William Simon 2744 Green Rd. Baldwin, MD 21013 Vincent Simoncini 7711 Jaffrey Rd. Ft. Washington, MD 20744 Lawrence Simons 331 Cherry Lane Haverton, PA 19083 Peggy Simpson 3315 Mayfield Rd. Baltimore, MD 21207 Regina Slezak 4204 Berger Ave. Baltimore. MD 21206 Stephen Smaldore 16100 Ninean Ct. Upper Marlboro, MD 20772 Cassandra Smith 33 Dihedral Dr. Baltimore, MD 21220 Edith Smith 3630 Austin St., SE Washington, D.C. 20020 Lee Smith 702 Anneslie Rd, Baltimore, MD 21212 Mark Smith 702 Squires Rd. Towson, MD 21204 Matthew Smith 800 Cottonwood Severna Park, MD 21146 Ralph Smith, Jr. 9133 Covered Bridge Rd. Baltimore, MD 21234 Mark Snyder 3742 Tudor Arms Ave. Baltimore, MD 21211 Chung S. So 1216 Canberwell Rd. Baltimore, MD 21228 Monica Solano 5602 Gwynndale PI. Clinton, MD 20735 Sueanne Sorrentino 104 Haverstraw Rd. Suffern, NY 10901 Michael Souders 7 Bright Cr. Baltimore, MD 21207 Robert Sova 202 Maxwell Ct. Churchville, MD 21208 Jeffrey Spendley 163 Winthrop Terr. Northvale, NJ 07647 Todd Starkey 730 Dean Way Fort Myers. FL 33907 Denise Stevenson 6307 Western Run Dr. Baltimore, MD 21215 Melody Stevenson 1206 June Rd. Baltimore, MD 21227 Anne Stewart 5109 Walther Ave. Baltimore. MD 21214 Terese Studer 10313 Ridgemoor Dr. Silver spring, MD 20901 Anna Sturgill 91 1 Honey wood PI. Baltimore, MD 21221 Mary E. Sullivan 308 Silver Spring Dr. Bel Air. MD 21014 Mary L. Sullivan 4510 Marx Ave. Baltimore, MD 21206 Loretta Susemihl 1513 National Rd. Baltimore, .MD 21237 Pamela Swann P.O. Box 217 La Plata. MD 20646 Alexander Szeles 986 Gallon St. Harrisburg, PA 17111 Linda Taylor Rt. 1: Box 278 Ocean City, MD 21842 Michael Taylor 8644 Hoerner Ave. Baltimore, MD 21234 Stuart Taylor 2514 Wycliff Rd, Baltimore, MD 21234 Lisa Tercero 303 Waterford Rd. Silver spring, MD 20901 Maria Terry 2006 Pulaski Highwy. Havre De Grace, MD 21078 Traci C. Theobald 3 Hesspar Ct. Phoenix. MD 21 131 James Thiercr 303 Homewood Rd. Linthicum, MD 21090 Herbert Tiedeken 710 E. Tennis Ave. Ambler, PA 19002 Charmayne Tigglc 7207 Wessex Dr. Temple Hills. MD 20748 Senior Director 7247 Diane Tighe 1013 Chestnut Ridge Dr, Lutherville, MD 21093 Mary Tilghman 108 Berry wood Dr. Scverna Park, MD 21146 Raymond Tomasic 1 1 4 E. Clearview ' Cr. Shrewsbury, PA 17361 William Totten 211 12lh Ave. Baltimore, MD 21225 Rose Trasatti 1607 Edgerton PI, Crofton, MD 21114 ,Iune Trescott 472 Cedar Haven Rd. Arnold. MD 21012 Linda Trezise 2418 West Ridge Rd, Timonium. MD 21093 Jane Trice 3919 Isbell St, Wheaton. .MD 20906 Pamela Trimarchi 7 Stonverest Rd. E. White Plains, NY 10604 Susan Trotter 4837 Long Bow Rd. Jacksonville, FL 32210 Paul Trueschler 620 Stone Barn Rd. Towson, MD 21204 Sandra Truluck 135 Stewarton Ct. Baltimore, MD 21236 Robert Turcea 6618 Marne Ave. Baltimore. MD 21224 Christopher Turner 266 Bells Neck Rd. Harwich, MA 02645 Marcos Ugarte 4 Osborne Ave, Baltimore, MD 21228 David Urban 110 N. Roland Ave. Pottstovvn, PA 19464 Brian Valle 759 Holly Dr. Arnold. MD 21012 Kevin Valle 759 Holly Dr. Arnold, MD 21012 April Vanstory 101 E. Virginia Blvd. Jamestown, NY 14701 Lorraine Verderaime 105 Charlcote Rd. Baltimore. MD 21218 Annette Vigliotti 14901 Belle Ami Dr. Laurel, MD 20707 Margaret Vinck 635 Wickham Rd. Baltimore, MD 21229 Frank Vitrano 314 Valley Ct. Rd, Lutherville, MD 21093 Leslie Volkmar 1026 Hartmont Rd. Baltimore, MD 21228 Richard Voipe 9819 Gun Forge Rd. Perry Hall, MD 21128 Joseph Voltolina 1250 Hall St. Baltimore. MD 21230 Mark Wagus 7 1 2 Glenmore St. Cumberland, MD 21502 Michele Waldhauser 40 Henry Ave. Baltimore, MD 21236 Esther Wallace 4210 Maine Ave. Baltimore, MD 21207 Douglas Walther 2131 Mt Hebron Dr, Ellicott City, MD 21043 Keith Wancowicz 9108 Carlisle Ave. Baltimore. MD 21236 Michael Wasno 730 Cotton Ln. Aston, PA 19014 Lawrence Waudby 4031 Lyndale Ave. Baltimore, MD 21213 Jean Weber 720 Monmouth Ave. Kenillworth, NJ 07033 Mark Weigman 2322 Eastridge Rd. Timonium, MD 21093 Barbara Weir 907 Coteswood Cr. Cockeysville. MD 21030 William Weir 24 Colonial Heights Dr. Ramsey, NJ 07446 Stan Welle 392 North Ave. on the Magothy Severna Park, MD 21146 Charles Wellington 510 Fosterknoll Dr. Joppa, MD 21085 Stuart Welsh 4738 Ilchester Rd, Ellicott City, MD 21043 Debra Wesley 4109 Pinedale Dr. Baltimore, MD 21236 Mary Wickham 2120 Carroll Dale Dr. Eldersburg, MD 21784 Susan Widlake 607 Marlboro Rd. Glen Burnie, MD 21061 Donna Wiedorfer 4603 Willshire Ave. Baltimore, MD 21206 Derk Wierda 1 L Catoctin Ct. Baltimore, MD 21237 Christopher Wildes 34 Columbia Ave. Pitman, NJ 08071 Wende Wiles 1851 Greenplace Terr. Rockville, MD 20850 Karen Williams 4310 Silver Springs Rd. Perry Hall, MD 21128 Margaret Willis 1303 Mantle St. Baltimore. MD 21234 Catherine M. Wilson-Diaz 2302 Killorand Rd. Timonium, MD 21093 Larry Willoughby 41 18 Font Hill Dr. Ellicott City, MD 21043 Susan Winter 9405 Kingsley Ave. Bethesda. MD 20814 James Winterling 940 S. Conkling St. Baltimore, MD 21224 David Wisniewski 2500 Lampost Ln. Baltimore, MD 21234 248 Senior Directory J. Douglas Wolf 2-11 30th Ave. Altoona, PA 16601 Monford Wolf 732 S. Conkling St. Baltimore, MD 21224 Dianna Woods 12306 Old Canal Rd. Rockville, MD 20854 John Worthington 5 Greenbrier Rd, Towson, MD 21204 Kathryn Wyatt 330 Fox Rd. Havre De Grace, MD 21078 Charles Yesker 2900 Keswick Rd. Baltimore, MD 21211 Karen Zablotny 1680 Justin Dr, Gambrills, MD 21054 Joseph Zahner 2404 Burlwood Rd. Timonium, MD 21093 David Zeiler 6120 Edlynne Rd, Baltimore, MD 21239 Christopher Zia 8518 Kingsridge Rd. Baltimore. MD 21234 Sandy Ziethen 5541 Lanham Way Baltimore, MD 21206 Jane Zirnkilton 3700 N. Charles St. Baltimore, MD 21210 James Zitzer 1030 Circle Dr, Baltimore, MD 21227 Senior Directory 249 One Liners Just a short note of thanks to the original 4 of A205 for a ridiculous yet preposterous year Oh God! Now he’s got to do it slow and draw out our agony — Di If I get it, it’s not luck — Zin If I wanna play with my bump, I’ll play with my bump — Colleen God! Who cut my thing? — Greg 1 can’t stand to have it in my mouth — Margie Mine’s up for grabs — Peg Don’t unload on my fur — Di The ending left me limp — Mr. Ciofalo My father slept with a Russian — Terri We’re both gonna end up in the bushes — Zin to Dave Kill yourself before it’s too late — Flex It was all twisted up and turned around. Then when I picked it up it fell apart — Dave I ' ll teach you my way — the two-fingered way — Dave to Sue That head’s pretty tight in there — Peg Yeah, make it bleed a little — Di We’re really hard up for action here — Liz Here it is. Who wants it? — Stacey The Greyhound regrets nothing! Let’s go to Barbados and get a divorce. Watch out for the Batmobile, Dave The Red Light District You’ll find there’s no right or wrong here — just what works for you. Send a wombat to camp. Hi Dad! What’s wrong with Dora? Can’t wait to Jamulate! Uniquely maladjusted but fun Peterchen tapes for $2 Cover me with Cool Whip! Small is Small — Peterchen Dave has cups in his office! Ouch! 1 can’t do it! It hurts! — Tina It’s too much for my poor little mouth to manage — Sue Facial on the Quad — Sleeze, Drunks, Mom and Dummy Get off. It’s free. Too optional! Coolness man. McCardie. Rat Swiv, Beth, Sandy — The Party Animals. O.K., we’re optional Tal, Lo, Charmaine, Cel — The Best! Good luck you guys — Swiv M.J. “A - - h — ” watch out for Majorska’s return! Lo — So many memories. Don ' t ever forget T.L.C. Thanx Margie Fris — I’ll never forget ya! Tal Cel Gen-b — I’ll miss ya a lot! Come soon! Luv P.O.D. Cel Donald — Good luck 4-ever. Luv your other half. Leech — Miss ya — Cel Tal Women Ruggers — you’ve all made rugby great! Thanks. Good luck. — Tal Cel Don — You’ve almost made it! Love you. Everything’s gonna be O’tay . . . Buc. Long live the God Squad — Thanks, Mike, Mary, Dan and Greg Almost Heaven is Deep Creek Lake. Greg, Howard Johnson’s ' til 3 a.m. . . . Lou is not too crazy about it! Friendship is Sherwood Gardens, Havarti and proms. What else can I do. I’m so inspired by you, J.C. You’re so amazingly stupid. Thanks for coming for me. Hey studmuffins, wanna do bouncie-bouncie? Good luck Class of ' 85 — Love, Fred and Lois Handel Hey Jessie — Unigenite! Marvin — Who’s GOVNOD? — Gladys Just when you thought it was safe to go back into the bathroom ... ... Larry the Lob- ster lives in Wynnewood! Good luck Susie, Maura, Pam and Doreen from your favorite wild and crazy cook, I’ll miss you all! Love — Seressa Sex, Drugs and Rock Roll Lighting Cues Stuart W. Cook — Thanks for the good times. Brooke does Fury Cognak in Zagorsk How high is the new College Center? Are we ever going to drink Jane’s champagne? Christine — what happened to the top of the biender? Jess — Bless yew, unigenite too! I was workin’ as a waitress in a cocktail bar. Drive with Larry, the boys and the dogs in the VW. So who’s bringing the M M’s to Theology? We’re just good friends, really. Hey, Dora, let’s sing in the hallway! Come ’ere, little girl — BAPl WAZ, at $27,500 — you’re going to make it out there. Hey, Todd, when we getting drunk together? Get serious — ACK! After all, I AM a lead — so quit d ’ around. “$ Guys Beth” go out to the harbor to bug TS JM. What were the chances we’d be. Sharon Lynn — N. Green CRAYOLA COLLEGE — It’s a colorful school — Nancy Green Green Datsun, Lucianne, not Toyota. Let’s go to my house — I mean my mansion. Robert Fino, Tua Mater, in sign language. I’m a cute little girl, with a cute little figure, go away boys, ’til I get a little bigger. Yo Buckets, are you mooning again? Jim, get out! S-t-o-p it Rob! Tom — How many times did I falsely accuse you? Sexpots — Strut it! Ter — Good luck with the guapos in Espana Did you guys put my underwear in the freezer again? In the 36 quad — it rains through the ceil- ing Coming back from crew practice singin’ country music. We love you Coast Guard — Crewers KC, CB, EK, JS, PR Hey Manson, what the hell? I ' m not even kidding. Is Value Village the rugby house? I hear a dog. Hound, drink much. I’m not drinking — but the Capt. wants you. You’re drunk. My dog doesn’t have a nose. Get rid of the herpes, USNA. I’m in love. I’m in lust. You asexual lard. Penie loves you. 1 need a drink. Jane don’t like us, rock this place to the town, burning down the house — I was only making popcorn. There are a lot of people in the world. Landshark — buzz. Where’s the party? Jezabel. JMH. Eeft Sock. Golfbag. PooPoo. Hello? You snore. And you steal all the sheet covers! What time did you leave? My lax sweatshirt is missing. Tops off! Here come the choppers! Chicago, EA loves you! Eileen, Bean, beware of GQ plastered walls and organasms Hey, Waggie, pssst . . . ! Nancy, you $17.50 Maidenform woman! Yes, Vinnie, I’ll marry you! John, I love you and I’ll miss you like crazy! Mom Dad, 1 love you “guys”! Mr. Hopkins Lax — I want to dive into your “incredibly awesome” ocean, love Bacardi D-less, I think you’re oversexed and undersupplied! G-town jarheads, thanx but no thanx, Leslie. Don, Alex, Leigh, Dave — Eeeestaaa Bun- neee! Eva — Sightseeing again!?! Luci, thanx for being such a good roomie — Beanie. Hey Shell Baby, I love you! The Green M M. Shelly you T.C. you! Don’t leave me with pencil man! Bear, Nan and Loosie — come visit anytime! — EB Got a map, let ' s go to Georgetown. Can you do the Shag? Hey Shari — Your mother! To The Most Wonderful Man in the World, Michael B. Good luck in life ... 1 Love You! — S. To the cool college quad of the 80’s (HA 400) — I am extremely desirous of communicating to you my immeasurable gratitude for a year repleted with paramount delectations, and joviality. (Catch those t.d.c.’s guys?) — Shell Hey Ramone — What do you get when you cross an attackman’s stick with a dead man? Ans: A milksop that can’t dance. — nej. 250 One Liners of Loyola Mr. and Mr.s. Thomas A. Andersen ■ Mr. and Mrs. Jerry E. Auvigne Mr. and Mrs. John E. Bancroft Mr. and Mrs. Don F. Beck Mr. and Mrs. CIctus F. Beckman Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth V. Beilin Mr. and Mrs. Martin W. Bcrgin Mr. and Mrs. Stanley H. Block Dr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Bronushas Mr. and Mr.s. Franklin W. Burch Mr. Leo P. Callaghan Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Coghlan Dr. J. Christopher Cordaro Henry A. Cronhardt, Jr. Mary Patricia Cronise Mr. and Mrs. Gonzalo FI. Del Fierro Mr. and Mrs. Gcrhardt A. Dohmeier Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Ellis and ' inily Mr. and Mrs. William J. Fergusi. Dr. and Mrs. Philip J. Ferris Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Fuller Mr. and Mrs. R.B. Gardner Mr. and Mr.s. James P. Garland Mrs. Jane K. Goldsmith Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Groll Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Gwynn Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harper Mr. and ' irs. Donald L. Hathway ! Mr. and Mr.s. C. Lee Hollcnshade ! Mr. and Mr.s. Mike Horwath ! Mr. and Mrs. John M. Hurban I Eugene and Helen M. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Alexander J. Kozlowski Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Lapadula Mr. and Mrs. Durgic Lawson Mr. and Mrs. William Mannion, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. George A. McDaniel Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. McGuire, Jr Mr. and Mrs. William Murray, Jr. Mr.s. Frances P. Muth Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Pazourek The Phebus Family Dr. and Mrs. David A. Power Mr. and Mrs. Walter Radck, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip L. Sackcr Mr. Charles L. Schillace Mr. and Mrs. William Signorelli, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Sikorsky, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith Mr. and Mrs. H. Leroy Sparr Mr. and Mrs. James W. Slogoski Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Surrichio Mr. and Mr.s. Alex Szeles Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tierney Mr. and Mrs. William J. Tilghman Mr. and Mrs. Michael Trainer Mr. and Mrs. Justin A. Vitrano Theodore F. Walinskas Gloria A. Wiedorfer Joseph P. Wiedorfer Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Wist Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. 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AIELLO Lazatti Mom and Dad and Best of Luck in Jimmy, Dina, Mary Medical School Dodie and Ted Joanie, Carrie Ann With Much Margie and Tom Love and Pride Joey, Paul, Dolores Mom and Dad LOYOLA COLLEGE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS MANAGEMENT Congratulates the CLASS OF 1984 Undergraduate Program Master of Science in Finance Master of Business Administration Master of Professional Accountancy Executive Graduate Programs in Management Ads Patrons 255 r Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1984 From your fellow graduates and officers of the 1983-84 Legislative Assembly Dora Bankins Maura Lynch Mike Avia Ted Miles Keith Fitch Bill Weir Doreen Desmairis John Heeb Inga Oesterle Laura Dixon Tim Gallagher Jim Kennedy Paul Collini Gary Meyerl Christine Pfister Ann Marie Gering Ellen Talley Steve Sireci Dan Szparaga Jennifer Morales Sheila Balek Marty Kelly Lynn Michaud Yoon Choi Patrick Dyer J. Douglas Wolf J 256 Ads Patrons “To see thee more Clearly, Love thee more Dearly, Follow thee more Nearly. Day by day.” Campus Ministries Congratulations and Good Luck to Tim Craig Paul Rob Music With KLASS The LARRY KLASS BAND Dances — Weddings — Parties Standards — Jazz — Rock — Top 40 Larry Klass, Keyboardist 823-4851 321-7810 Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1984 Wishing You All The Best in the Future from the Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures Ads Patrons 257 Congratulations and Good Luck to David Zeiler Linda Hallmen Celia Cortada and Liz Healey The Greyhound Staff will miss you 58 Ads Patrons Good Luck to our Graduates Congratulations To the CLASS OF 1984 A You’ve come a long way from The Math Department The Class of 1986 Be Cheerful, Our revels now are ended, For we are such stuff As dreams are made on. This rough magic we here abjure. But if the while we think on thee, dear friends. All losses are restored and sorrow ends. The Department of English and Fine Arts Congratulations Graduates Best Wishes on a to the Graduating Job Well Done CLASS OF 1984 from the The Psychology Education Department Department V J Ads Patrons 259 r A Congratulations Congratulations to the r lacc ’S I on -l Mark Allen Emmel laSS 01 o4 QIIQ Thanks to the Faculty of Loyola College With Much Love and Pride From Dr . and Mrs . Mom and Dad Simon Calle Compliments Congratulations Valle Guys Kevin of a and Friend Brian Congratulations Mark W. Mason Congratulations Joseph With Love and Pride Mom Dad Mom and Dad Cathy Vince V Karen Jeff J 60 Ads Patrons Congratulations to the Class of 1984 From the Evergreen Annual Staff Ads Patrons 261 Congratulations Good Luck to the to the CLASS OF 1984 Graduating from Class from The Class The Athletic of 1985 Department Congratulations Best Wishes Adam L. Block for You worked hard Continued Success and Happiness and did one from hell of a job . The Theology Department The Yearbook Staff V J 262 Ads Patrons r THE LOYOLA COLLEGE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Extends Warm Congratulations To All The Members Of The CLASS OL 1984 Lor A Job Well Done Welcome Aboard! V. Ads Patrons 263 r CONGRATULATIONS To Our Graduates The Class of 1984 With our Best Wishes for Continuing Success From The College of Arts and Sciences Phone 655-1500 Remember . . . Money well spent When You ABC Rent. RENTAL CENTER 9617 LIBERTY ROAD RANDALLSTOWN. MARYLAND 21133 Congratulations To The CLASS OF 1984 CONGRATULATIONS KARYN M. HINSON With Much Love and Pride Mom and Dad 264 Ads Patrons r ENGINEERING MAJORS HAVE ENOUGH STRESS WITHOUT HAVING TO WORRY ABOUT TUITION. It one of the angles you ' ve been studying lately is a way to pay your tuition costs, Army ROTC would like to offer some sound advice. Apply for an Army ROTC scholarship. Recently, we set aside hundreds of scholarships solely for engineering majors like yourself. Each one covers full tuition, books and other supplies, and pays you up to $ 1,000 each school year it’s in effect. So if the stress of worrying about tuition is bending you out of shape, get some finan- cial support. Apply for an Army ROTC scholarship today. For more informa- tion, contact your Pro- fessor of Military Science. ARMY ROTC. BEALLYOUCANBE. FOR MORE INFORMA- TION CONTACT THE PROFESSOR OF MILITARY SCIENCE AT LOYOLA COLLEGE HONE 323-1010, extension 276 .■ ds Patrons 265 The Board of Editors Adam L. Block Editor-in-Chief Jeff Levine Photography Co-Editor Talia Cortada Photography Co-Editor Rosa Mallonga Lisa Price Anne Damiano Copy Editor Business Manager Executive Secretary Maureen Gillen Linda Hallmen Cindy Habart Assistant to the Student Life Editor Senior Editor Seniors Editor Carla O’Brien Karen Bertness Tina Dickinson Faculty and Administration Clubs and Organizations Sports Editor Editor Editor Staff Photographers Contributing Photographers Copy Staff Celia Cortada Donald Dokas Tom Brunner Paul Merenbloom Andy Ellis Michael Brzezicki Phil Rink, Jr. Nancy Green Dave Bushman Lorraine Verderaime Michelle Markulin Peggy Fonshell Jody Willard Kate Naughten Mike Harrison Greg Rodowsky Brian Kissel Kate Naughten Layout Staff Greg Rodowsky Kathy Coleman Clerical Staff Brian Wiegmann Serena Gallagher Michelle Blanche Robert Gault Kathy Coleman Thanks to: Eileen Kennedy Shari Duval Robert Gault Athletic Office Mike Novak Mike Avia Terry Bowser Keith Fitch Eric Gregory Coy Harris Sheila Harris Post Office Staff The 1984 Evergreen Annual was printed by The Herff Jones Yearbook Co., Public Relations Office Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, Coy Harris — Sales Representative. The senior por- Records Office traits were taken by Victor O’Neill Studios, McLean, Virginia, Eric Gregory — Peg Votolato Portrait Photographer, Coy Harris — Sales Representative. Terry Zic 266 Yearbook Staff Adam Block Rosa Mallonga Lisa Price Yearbook Staff 267 Talia Cortada Paul Merenbloom Jeff Levine ..I ' V ' 268 Yearbook Staff Maureen Gillen Celia Cortada and Lorraine Verderaime Kale Naughten Greg Rodowsky 270 Yearbook Staff Eileen Kennedy A n np Da m ia nn Robert Gault Kathy Coleman Serena Gallagher Michelle Blanche Yearbook Staff 271 Throughout the 1983-1984 school year, the students of Loy- ola were made aware of the College’s goals and achievements, which included an improvement in the quality of education, better facilities, exposure to well rounded programs of study and the recognition of Loyola as a significant force among the most elite of private colleges in the East. These goals were considered in the planning of the 1984 Evergreen Annual, and my mission was to paint a picture of the changing environment on campus. 1 challenged my staff to produce a yearbook of quality and excellence as a model for the future by upgrading the quality, layout, contents, and design, to reflect the various activities and personalities around campus. The staff members’ dedicated labor behind the scenes can only now be rewarded as I take this occasion to express my gratitude for their loyalty and contributions. This effort would not have been possible without each and every one of them. My Copy Editor, Rosa Mallonga, was my right hand and her contributions in organizing the copy staff and editing all copy personally to ensure its quality and accuracy were para- mount. In addition, she has been consistently helpful with the constant administrative decisions and problems. 1 knew 1 could always rely on her ready help during a tight situation. I have the greatest respect for her perseverence and conscientiousness. I know it will stand her in good stead in any career she may choose. Lisa Price, the Business Manager, did an outstanding job of soliciting sponsors and advertisements to defray the tremendous cost of production. Her campaign was arduous and her dedica- tion to our cause paid off significantly. It is difficult to measure any phase of our behind the scenes efforts on a scale, but photography played the key role in pre- senting this school year for your future reminiscences. Jeff Le- vine and Talia Cortada, Photography Co-Editors, worked in harmony to provide ample pictures of the highest quality. Jeff spent innumerable hours on the phone scheduling club photos. Talia organized all the Eaculty photo sessions and was always available on short notice to fill in whereever needed. Photo- graphic expertise was donated by Paul Merenbloom, Phil Rink, and Jody Willard who always scrambled to cover an important event and supplied shots of professional quality. Long time staff members Celia Cortada and Lorraine Verderaime always had their cameras ready at the right moment to capture that special candid shot. They had a lot of ground to cover and they covered it splendidly. From the thousands of photos accumulated throughout thej year, difficult choices had to be made by our layout staff toj create the very best representation which was also artistically] displayed. Karen Bertness worked long and hard to meet the! deadlines for the Clubs and Organizations section. Carla O’Brien undertook the monumental task of redesigning the Fac- ulty and Administration section. She conceived a new spacei saving design that was in accord with our predetermined quality standards. | Linda Hallmen, Student Life Editor, and Cindy Habart, Sen- ' ior Section Editor, along with her assistant Maureen Gillen.! were responsible for the layout of the most meaningful parts of] the book. They each contributed many long hours designing and] revising the page plans. Tina Dickinson, Sports Editor, lived upj to her past reputation for excellence by blending together the| necessary elements for an exciting Sports Section. Although 1 cannot name them all individually, I wish to thank all the various student contributors and other staff membersj, who pitched in when the going got rough. || As always, there are those without whose influence and sup| port this achievement could not have been possible. Father Den-I nis Linehan, my faculty advisor, was always generous with his warm guidance. We will all miss him and I personally want to wish him much happiness and success with his appointment at The University of Scranton. My confidence to accept the red sponsibility of Editor-in-Chief was gained under the tutelage olj two-time Editor Terry Zic. Mr. Coy Harris, the Sales Represen- tative for Herff Jones Publishing Co., was most helpful witfi advice on all aspects of our project. Lastly, I wish to express my| thanks to my parents for their encouragement and understands ing throughout the past year. To my fellow students and especially to the Graduates, I hope ' this Evergreen will be a lasting symbol and a most enjoyablti reflection of the year on the campus of Loyola. I wish you al every success in your future endeavors and may the memory ol these college days co ntinue to inspire you to greater heights. | 272 Editor’s Letter