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

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1985 volume:

' -S } ■ 1985 EVERGREEN Loyola College 4501 North Charles Street Baltimore, Maryland 21210 God changes not what is in a people, until they change what is in them- selves. — The Koran 2 Campus Scenes Campus Scenes 3 4 Campus Scenes ' ' ' Change ' is scienti- fic, ' progress ' is ethi- cal; change is indubi- table, whereas pro- gress is a matter of controversy. — Bertrand Russell Unpopular Essays Campus Scenes 5 A True Christian Gentleman Human growth is marked by succes- sive transitions full of challenge and op- portunity, full of risk and hope. As chil- dren we say goodbye to Santa Claus and hello to first grade. We enter our teens and encounter first love, first job, first car. Later some enter religion or military service. Most marry. And each such change brings new prospects and new problems. One threshold we the class of 1985 will never forget fearing and facing and passing was the transi- tion from high school to college. It all came as a severe shock; the dif- ference in methods of study, in budget- ing of time, in relations with people, in new friendships, new demands, new choices — in a whole new environ- ment. This was a time we needed a friend besides our parents one wise and experienced, sensitive and imagina- tive, sympathetic and supportive. And we found him in Dr. P. Edward Kalten- bach. Professor of Ancient Classics and our Freshman Dean. Some of our problems looked insolv- able to us as we wrestled with our course schedules, core requirements, major options, teacher preferences, which at times seemed incompatible and irreconcilable. And so we lined up by the dozens at the door marked Dean of Freshmen.” Luckily for us, the door was wide open — and so was Dean Kaltenbach ' s big heart. Our first encounter was with the Dean ' s secretary, motherly Anne Spam- pinato, who clarified our options and our needs. Then the Dean would deftly dig out our records from under a four- foot pyramid atop his desk, would ana- lyze our situation and listen to our tales of woe. Soon we were happily on our way. Once, they say, the Dean phoned in sick, and Anne cleaned his office. neatly filed all the papers and shelved books piled on the desk and chairs and fishbowl. Dean Kaltenbach afterward complained he couldn ' t find a thing for weeks till the usual comfortable confu- sion was restored. However troubled or timid we might be, we always found Dean Kaltenbach patient, long-suffering, and self-sacrific- ing, and totally at the service of Loyola College and its students. Each student was special and no question was too trivial or too complex: they and we were always worthy of careful treatment. We do, however, confess to a suspicion that he preferred the hard questions and liked to come out strong under difficul- ties. Here then is a man of infinite re- source. Difficult problems he solved at once; the impossible took a little longer. Not for nothing had he spent three years in the Air Force in World War II making and breaking ciphers, crypto- grams, and codes. Even the astute Dean McGuire, on the rare occasions when he was stumped, called on the kindly expertise of his colleague, friend, and former teacher — and so did many oth- ers. And however much some people, like ourselves as freshmen, may be con- fused or even frightened by rapid tran- sition, and may adapt to change painful- ly and tentatively, here is a man who finds in the challenge of the new a way of life. Graduated from Loyola in 1942, Ed Kaltenbach took his Ph.D. in classi- cal languages at the Johns Hopkins, summa cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa. In the ensuing forty years at Loyola he has survived a revolution or two almost every year. In his undergraduate days a student needed four years of high school Latin to enter Loyola ' s A.B. program, and then had to struggle through further courses with Horace and Cicero and their friends, to say nothing of the Greeks and other foreigners, in order to complete requirements for the degree. But temper d. mutantur, and eventually Dean Kaltenbach saw the day when he was the whole classics department, ex- cept for an occasional student who turned up with an odd taste for antiqui- ties. His ingenuity still managed to spread the good news of classical learning un- der the guise of his courses in history, composition, logic, and comparative lit- erature. His students much admire his education, his pedagogical skills, and the humaneness that mark him as a memorable teacher. And as dean he still managed to inculcate the treasures of knowledge and art bequeathed us by ancient Greece and Rome and Israel. Far beyond his other multifarious achievements. Dean Kaltenbach is uni- versally esteemed as a true Christian gentleman. His ever-present good hu- mor, his unfailing courtesy and consid- eration, his scrupulous sense of fairness, have endeared him to students and col- leagues alike. Whether conversing learnedly on stamp-collecting, base- ball, or exotic fish, or winning artfully at contract bridge, creating a gourmet dinner, and just getting his job well and fully done, Ed Kaltenbach is a treasure, a shining example to the world of the kind of graduate Loyola ' s liberal Chris- tian education aims to develop. The received legend is doubtless true, that on Dean Kaltenbach ' s heart the initials L.C. are deeply imprinted forever. 6 Dedication P. Edward Kaltenbach Dean of Freshmen Professor of Ancient Cfassics Dedication 7 Faculty 20 Clubs 38 Sports 70 Student Life 110 Seniors 172 Ads 252 Epilogue 266 Co! yT£A(7S 8 Table of Contents h’ r - s-, ’- ' - BQjt. ■— 1 .- j t 9 10 Candids Candids l 1 Beatty Hall 12 Campus Scenes President’s House Bealty Hall Loyola Noire Dame Library 14 Campus Scenes Campus Scenes 1 5 Jesuit Residence Butler Hall 16 Candids i Candids 1 7 18 Candids Candids 1 9 ' To plant seeds, and watch the renewal of life — this is the commonest de- light of the race, the most satis- factory thing a man can do.” — Charles Dudley Warner My Summer in a Garden 20 21 Of all inlelleclual friendships, none are so beauliful as Ihose which subsisl belween old and ripe men and Iheir younger brelh- ren in science, or lif- er ature, or arf. If is by fhese privafe friend- ships, even more fhan by public perfor- mance, fhaf fhe fradi- tion of sound fhinking and greaf doing is perpefuafed from age fo age. — Philip G. Hamerton 22 Faculty Candids Administration Thomas E. Scheye Academic Vice President Rev. Joseph A. Sellmger, S.J. President Rev, Daniel J. McGuire, S.J. Special Assistant to the President Randall P. Donaldson Assistant to the Academic Vice President Robert D. Sweeney Vice President of Development 24 Administration J. Paul Melanson Vice President of Administration and Finance Joseph A. Yanchik Vice President of Student Affairs James A. Fitzsimmons Dean, Resident Life Walter R. Holman Dean, School of Business and Management Joseph M. Healy Assistant Dean, Enrollment Management Administration 25 ?:■ en:v3a Eugene Roman Director of Campus Ministries M. Lisa LaGuardia Director of College Center Rev. Joseph A. Sobierajski, S.J. Director of Advising Rev. John J. Shea, S.J. Director of Counseling Center Rev. Allen P. Novotny, S.J. Director of Campus Ministries 26 Administration Thomas J. O ' Connor Director o Athletic Departmen t CreSaundra Y. Sills Director of Career Planning and Placement Mark L. Lindenmeyer Director of Financial Aid William J. Bossemeyer, III Director of Admissions Rev. John L. Brunett, S.J. Assistant Director of Advising Rev. John K. McCormack, S.J. Assistant Director of Advising Rev. Nicholas A. Kunkel, S.J. Associate Director of Advising Eugene R. Marshall Associate Director of Advising Administration 27 Engineering Science Computer Science Physics Seated: Mr. Delcher, Ms. Perry, Dr. Esrick. Standing: Mr. Kane, Dr. Coyne, Dr. Kohne, Dr. Rozics, Dr. Weigman. Mathematics Dr. Auer, Dr. Reddy, Dr. Mackiw, Dr. Roche, Sr. Christensen, RSM. 28 Faculty Faculty 29 English Front Row: Dr. McCaffrey, Ms. Rafferty, Mr. Voci, Dr. Miola, Dr. Dougherty. Back Row: Dr. Moore, Dr. McQuade, Mr. Lukacs, Dr. Abrornaitis, Dr. Hands. Fine Arts Front Row: Dr. Abrornaitis, Fr. Sobierajski, Ms. Rafferty, Mr. Dockery, Ms. Fulton. Back Row: Sr. Benner, Dr. Atherton, Mr. Ross, Mr. Avia. 30 Faculty Foreign Languages Front Row: Giuseppe Falvo, Anna Barresi, Malice Morris, Hanna Geldrich-Leffman, Gisele Bickel, Maria Cummings. Back Row: Andrew McCormick, Ann Hughes. Education Front Row: Dr. Esterson, Dr. Donohue, Dr. Rhodes, Dr. Sarlos. Back Row: Ms. Andes, Mr. Holler, Dr. Almoriell, Dr. Procaccini, Dr. Smith, Dr. Reitz, Dr. Daubner. Writing Media Front Row: Ms. Mallonnee, Dr. Walvoord, Dr. Dobler. Second Row: Dr. Dobler, Ms. Fish, Ms. McCarthy. Back Row: Mr. Stephens, Mr. Ciotalo, Dr. McCattrey, Mr. Trainor. r Faculty, ' 31 32 Fdculty Theology Front Row; Dr. Patterson, Dr. Guroian. Second Row: Dr. Buckley, Fr. Connolly, Fr. Proterra. Back Row: Dr. Wilson. Philosophy Front Row: Mr. Yasenchak, Dr. Cun- ningham, Dr. Clark, Dr. Nachbahr. Back Row: Dr. Stapleton, Dr. Tassi. Faculty 33 speech Pathology Audiology Dr. Sloan, Dr. Saltysiak, Dr. Kumin Dr. Spencer. History Front Row: Dr. Goodyear, Dr. Brennan, Ms. Ogren, Dr. Bowman, Dr, Wadler. Back Row: Dr. Varga, Dr, Breihan, Fr. McCoog, Dr. Cheape, Fr, McManamin, Dr. Doehler, Dr. Brewer. PARLY ’‘USE ■ 1 34 Faculty Political Science Dr, Kitchin, Dr. Mair, Dr. Wolfe. Military Science Seated: LTC Hair. Standing: MSG Martin, CPT de la Pena, MAJ Dykes, CPT Tilson, SGM Frazier. Political Science Department Chairman Dr. Kitchin. Faculty 35 Accounting Mr. Guercio, Dr. Wysong, Dr. Soroosh, Mr. Rice, Dr. Jaeger, Mr. Blouch, Economics Decision Sciences Dr. Friedman, Dr. Sherman, Ms. Dickerson, Dr. Davis, Dr. Greenberg, Dr. Margenthaler, Dr. Cushing, Dr. Rubin, Dr. Meador, Dr. Wasil, Dr. Derrick, Dr. Wong, Dr. Walters, Dr. Sagafi-nejad, Dr. McGarvey, Dr. Iordan. Management Marketing Front Row: Dr. Brooks, Dr. Thomas, Dr. Mento, Dr. Duffy, Dr. Lowe, Dr. Van Doren, Dr. Ellis. Back Row: Dr. Carey, Dr. Jacobs, Dr. Gray, Dr. Dempsey, Dr. Biglin, Dr. Franke. 36 Faculty Thus the sum of things is ever being renewed, and mortals live dependent one upon another ... In a short space, the genera- tions of living creatures are changed and like runners pass on the touch of life. — Lucretius De Serum Naturu Faculty 37 O Abs OKcl I have had playmates, I have had com- panions, in my days of child- hood, in my joy- ful school-days • ■ a — Charles Lamb 38 39 Since there is nothing so well worth having as friends, never lose a chance to make them. For men are brought into constant contact with one another, and friends help and foes hinder at times and places where you least expect it. — Francesco Guicciardini Counsels and Reflections 40 Candids Candids 4 1 Academic Affairs Front Row: Paula Costa, Dora Bankins, Ellen Talley, Chris Pfister. Second Row: Mary Beth Evelius, Anne-Marie Gering, Lynn Robbins, Laura Dixon. Back Row: Brian Frailey, Bill Long, Tim Delaney. Executive Board Seated: Michael Brzezicki, Tim Delaney. Standing: Steve Sireci, Julie Rappold, Ted Miles, Beth Stockman, Dan Szparaga. ► Man and Woman of the Year, Dan Szparaga and Carolyn West. 42 Student Government Student Affairs Front Row; Michael Busacca, Lisa Siliato, Janet Stadter, Cathy Fath. Second Row: Peggy Winfield, Beth Dollahite, Anne-Marie Cove, Marina Lolley. Back Row: Amy Lehr, Tim Boucher, Jerry Lioi, Julie Rappold, Jim Kennelly. Appropriations Betsie Dewberry, Jennifer Morales, Dan Szparaga, Tony Ruszala, Maureen Madey, Steve Sireci. ASLC President Michael Brzezicki awards Tim Delaney the Most Improved Department Award for his work as V.P. of Student Affairs. Student Government 43 ► Class of 1988: Mary Jo Brockie — Representative, John Blandford — President, Justin Davis — Representative. T Class of 1987: Anne-Marie Gering — Representative, Reilly Murray — President, Ellen Talley — Representative. Administrative ► Bill King and Carolyn West, emcees of the ASLC Zinger. 44 Student Government 4 Class of 1986: Betsie Dewberry — Representative, Paul Cellini — President, Maureen McHugh — Representative. T Class of 1985: Ted Miles — President, Beth Stockman — Representative, Tony Ruszala — Representative. Council Student Government 45 Resident Assistants Front Row: Brian Dziuba, Maureen Gillen, Tim Constantine, Laura Lawrence, RC Coomes. Second Row: Joan Fieni, Jim Wilson, Dave Glenn, Terry Kelly, Anthony Mitzud, Mary Kay McKenna. Back Row: Tim Bailey, Mike Mucchetti, Jim Fitzsimmons, Jane Deger, Paul Haigley, Jill Vogin, Scott Fridley, Karen Heidrick, Joe Bickley, Julie Serovich, Bobby Young, Carolyn Jefferson, Rob Leonard. Resident Affairs Council Front Row: Amy Lehr, Anne-Marie Cove, Beth Dollahite, Tim Weiss. Second Row: Janet Simonetti, Caroline Wiseman, Helene Darlak, Josie Hathway, Michele Carrier, Amy Flatley. Back Row: Jim Burrows, Eileen Higgins, Bill Nellies, Tom McCurley. Commuter Students Association Front Row: Donna Hurley, Marina Lolley, Janet Stadter, Julie Rappold, Cathy Fath, Kevin Keegan. Second Row: Gretchen Dausch, Stacey Goeller, Laura Rosso, Valerie Summers, Jean Gallagher, Becky Doyle, Paul Dyer. Third Row: Robert Gresdo, Mike Schenking, Almarie lanuly, John Hayes, Allen Karczmarek, Lisa Troia, Susan Engle. Fourth Row: Bob Englehart, Nick Cardiges, Eric Villamater, Suzette Guay. Fifth Row: Steve Kosiorek, Sherri Kopp, Chris Franki, Pam Plott. Sixth Row: Thierry Oteyza, Tim Guarino, Danielle Welch. Back Row: Joe Trebes, David Haussler, Lisa Smith, Kathy Diggs, Steve Wiseman. 46 Clubs Organizations Alpha Sigma Nu Jesuit Honor Society Front Row: Susan Seiss, Kathie Crouse, Margie Flather, Lynn Mullen, Cheryl Dungan, Sheila Fitzgerald, Jane Weigman. Second Row; Emanuele Ravano, Carolyn West, Inga Oesterle, Jane Mueller, Stacey Bloom, Danielle Welch, Regina Simonetti. Back Row: Ted Miles, Dean Healy, Julie Rappold, Charles Edwards, Jr., Mark Ziolkowski. Eta Sigma Phi Classics Honor Society Seated: Reesi Rommel, Jane Satterfield, Alicia Kramer, Carolyn Dugan, Lynn Bromley, Paula Rollins, John Moorman. Standing: Christine Kearns, Kerri Beliveau, Michael Slattery, Brigitte Pocta, John Friskey, Kathy Boyd, Bill Venanzi, Chuck Stembler, Zygmunt Myszkowski, Michael Eby, Morris Naus, Elizabeth Bradshaw, Kathy Edwards. Adam Smith Economic Society Beth Gutberlet, Martin Mair, Sheila Fitzgerald, Paula Cohen. Business Society Front Row: Charles Edwards, Joan Barry, Suzanne Wolf, Lisa Mayni, Demetrios Makres, Susan Jiarrison. Second Row: Karin Meise, Keith Heid, Regina Bannon, Debbie Carter, Steve Wiseman. Back Row: Ronald Cooper, Edward Cronin, Adam Block, Sue Sheridan, Courtenay Clifford, Sharmila Chakraborty, Terri Burroughs. American Marketing Association 48 Clubs Organizations Tri Beta Biology Honor Society Front Row: Joseph Layxig, Mark Mataosky, Mike Mecinski, Cheryl Dungan, Bonnie Bathurst, Jeanne Roan, Danielle Welch, Regina Simonetti, Nicholas Cardiges. Back Row; Tom Annulis, Jeff Gonce, John Semon, Kevin Ziegler, Bart Kreiner, Bill Venanzi, Brian Wiegmann, Billy Cook. Phi Alpha Theta History Honor Society Seated: Anne Watson, Dr. Nicholas Varga, Linda Hedrick. Standing: Sean Moran, Charles Stembler, Billy Cook, Martin Mari, Brian Miller, Albert Anuszewski. Lambda Alpha Chi Accounting Honor Society Front Row: Suzanne Porta, Lisa Wallace, Joe Molino, Scott Levy. Second Row: Albert Urbina, Katie Nee, Eric Villamater, Jane Lardner. Third Row: Paula Lofft, Michele Carr, Lisa Trenary, Robin Huntington, Denise Kampe. Fourth Row: Pam Plott, John Scaldara, Lynette Elsbree, Jackie Barrett, Michael Fortunate, Cynthia Arthes. Fifth Row: Mary Breaux, Dawn Swann, Thierry Oteyza, Amy Miller, Rob Comber, Elizabeth Jue. Sixth Row: Richard Ciattei, Lisa Mays. Seventh Row: Christine Kossa, Kathy Shaffer, Valerie Foudos, Marianne Reinhardt, Jay Staab, Lou Baker. Back Row; Patty Pocta, Gina DeStefano, Mary Jo Arena. Clubs Organizations 49 Concert Choir Front Row: Young Cho, Ellen Butcher, Kim Weiners, Melissa Scherer, Amy Godack, Ann Hendon, Cheryl Moore, Mia Jackson, Caroline Keller, Mr. Anthony Villa. Second Row: Justine Allen, Christina Popowych, Carol Schutt, Mary Horenkamp, Karen Griffin, Kathy Freund, Kristin Kremer, Jessie Lim. Third Row: Darlene Dziomba, Joan Jez, Mike Beltran, Tim Delaney, Cathy McEwing, Tara Chambers, Eileen McCloskey, James Kline, Back Row: Dr. Hans Mair, Tim Getka, Brad Bell, Mitch Kanefsky, Kathy Shanley, Mrs. Use Mair. Loyola Belles Front Row: Mary Beth Rogers, Mary Reinhardt, Laura Dixon, Jessie Lim, Christine Pfister, Joan Jez. Back Row: Mary Hore nkamp, Dori Armor, Evonne Nolan, Eileen McCloskey, Cathy McEwing, Donna Schneider. A The Concert Choir sponsored A Classical Interlude. A At the St. Patrick ' s Day Parade. 50 Clubs Organizations Gospel Choir Front Row: Delia Shropshire. Second Row: Angelica Washington, Cheryl Grilfin, Mia Jackson. Third Row: Patrice Drew, Kirk Gaddy, Wendy Harris. Back Row: Dean Gene Marshall, Darwin Lee, Felicia Montague. Loyold Chimes Front Row: Mike DeVito, Randy Piccoli. Second Row: Dan Dustin, Tim Delaney, Mike Beltran, Mitch Kanefsky, Mike Murray, Back Row: Rick Ensor, Vince Tepe, A The Chimes perform their Beach Boys medley. A Pardon me, boys ooga ChooChoo? is this the Chattan- Clubs Organizations 51 Pre-Law Society Front Row: Mike Murray, Paul Diemer, Kevin Seidl. Second Row: Kathleen Tylisz, Theresa Saumell, Kristy Sexton, Brigit McCann, Joan Brault, Patricia Weth. Third Row: Christina Popowych, Don Poole, Linda Hedrick, Inga Oesterle, Gayle Fink. Back Row: Lisa Lake, John Vukela, Albert Urbina, Jane Meadowcroft. Psychology Club Front Row: David Reid. Second Row: Nancy Green, Mary Clay, Margie Sprissler, Elizabeth Bradsha ' w. Third Row: Genny LaPorte, Pam Cuneen, Kathy Monroe, Kevin Spillane, Tom Friedel, Kirk Gatty. Fourth Row: Sue Forthman, Ted Miles, Walter Kutrik. Fifth Row: Rick Silen, Thierry Oteyza, Victor Welzant, Kate Johnson, Chris Simon, Brennan Audey. Back Row: Bill Doyle. Forensics Society Front Row: Laura Rosso, Allison Walker, Jane Meadowcroft. Back Row: Rick Ciattei, Chuck Stembler. 52 Clubs Organizations Education Society Eva Nicolaides, Patty Farrell, Margie Kennedy, Amber Lepson, Alison St ogoski, Suzanne Skowronski, Andrea McMahon, Elaine Hoffman, Robin Rosensteel, Cathy Ruehl, Kathy Wissman, Irish Sarigianis, Gigi Stockman, Kaye Geary, Eileen Byrnes, Patty Campbell, Mary Holmes. College Republicans Front Row: Matt Ryan, Brian Baggott, Ken Macleavy. Back Row: Steve Wiseman, Ed Blume, Christopher Gracon, Chuck Stembler, James Canedo, Robert Hradsky, Thierry Oteyza. Psychology majors Chris Simon, Kevin Spillane and Brennan Audey. Clubs Organizations 53 WLCR Front Row: Mark Wolff, David Lettow, Chuck Gonnerman, John Madigan. Second Row: Soraya Amini, Tom Kanellakos, Jill Gargano, Eric Helfrich, Ann Taylor, Robin Erghart. Third Row: Brian Stiff, Kevin Seymour, John Orlando, Paul Malkowski, Jim Ruff. Back Row: Eric Friedman, Scott McCreight, Tim Walsh, David Wood. OYQU Evergreen Players Association Front Row: Mike DeVito, Lynn Freeze, Second Row: Randy Piccoli, Dan Dustin, Tracey Post, Dave Flury, Kathy Freund. Third Row: Evonne Nolan, Regina Strauch, Steve Kosiorek, Sharon Smaldore, Mary Wilhere, Mike Avia. Fourth Row: Chris Tepe, Chris Gracon, Rich Single, Mike Beltran, Bridget McConnell. Fifth Row: Jerry Riviello, Clare Moriarty, Mary Brecka. Sixth Row: Tim Gallagher, Allison Walker, Todd Starkey. Back Row: Dan Tepe, John Ahlstrom. ► A scene from Celebration! sponsored by the Evergreen Players. 54 Clubs Organizations rv Ballet Club Kneeling: Jill Long, Rosanna Ficca, Dana Dougherty. Standing: Patrice Drew, Steven Farmer, Virna Ignacio, Dawn Gambatese, Renee Chrest, Richard Bull, Regina Strauch. Unicorn Front Row: Michael Brzezicki, Ellen Butcher, Kristy Sexton, Catherine Wilson Diaz, James Jordan, Jane Satterfield. Back Row: Steve Tatro, Paul Turner, John Willard, Tom Paravati. The Unicorn published its first quarterly edition in Autumn Ilnicnrtt O uarterlg A Journal of Literature and Art Clubs Organizations 55 Irish Club Front Row: Mary Brecka, Beth Dollahite. Second Row: Steve Kosiorek, Mary Wilhere, Carol Rossi. Third Row: Gina Cicone, Eileen McCloskey, Anne-Marie Cove. Fourth Row: Ken MacLeay. Back Row: John Ahlstrom, Brett Yeager. Bldck Students Association Front Row: Renee Johnson, Tanya Spellman, Delia Shropshire, Dwana Cooper, Peggy Winfield. Second Row: Robin Gordon, Jacqueline Nembhard, La Tasha Jordan, Angelica Washington, Christine Edmunds, Yoon He Choi, April Battle. Back Row: Wayne Harp, Gene Marshall, advisor, Patrice Drew, Darwin Lee, Lisa Baxter, Cheryl Moore. 56 Clubs Organizations Christian Fellowship Front Row: Lisa Trudeau, Robin Rosensteel, Barb Harryman, Dave Baldwin, Donna Longedo. Back Row: Sharon Starliper, John Sadowski, Tina Harris, Tom Lewis, Barb Crayton, Claire Bigley. Students Concerned for Exceptional Children Front Row: Laura Garcia, Julie Nguyen. Back Row: Bill Venanzi, Alison Stogoski, Jon Moorman, Patricia Beilin. Circle K Front Row: Karen Butz, Jakki Ichniowski, Maribeth Diemer, Paola Del Fierro, Maryanne Sacca. Second Row: Linda Hedrick, Kathie Crouse, Renee Chrest, Virna Ignacio, Janet Stadter. Back Row: Jane Mueller, Genevieve La Porte, Kathy Shanley, Lisa Baxter, Patricia Beilin, Donna Stiars. Clubs Organizations 57 Sailing Club Ski Club Front Row: Pat Tierney, Greg Levickas, Steve Levickas, Ken Long, Stan Idzi, Pat Campbell, Sean Carney, Bob East, John Wilke, Mary Cestone, John McNierney, Fr. John Shea. Back Row: Kevin Cordell, Ed Dollive, Lori Titus, Stephanie Titus, Julie Nusrala, Athena Zografos, Monika Micheida, Steve Selby, Mike Mitchell, Carl Mellott, Chris Seidl, Laraine Viviani, Charles Edwards, Adam Block, Dr. Don Czapski, 58 Clubs Organizations Women ' s Soccer Club Front Row: Colleen Hughes, Betsie Dewberry Maya Boston. Second Row: Lisa Molli, Nancy Doerfler, Kay Geary, Terrie Kelly, Laura Lawrence. Back Row: Jeanne Roan, Mary Tirabassi, Joy Fisher, Kathy Shaffer, Lisa Short, Carrie Egan, Suzie Doerfler, Lisa Hunt, Men ' s and Women ' s Crew Front Row: Geoffrey Walker, Paula Rollins, Paul Messaris, Joe Scandariato, Sandy Stoll, Shirley Lehnert, Irene Kamrath, Kathy Carr, Colleen Fodney, Fernando Juliao, Fr. Shea. Back Row: Brian Annulis, Leigh Kotowski, Rosaire O ' Brian, Kristy Sexton, Karen Vayda, Julie Wusrula, Cindy Browne, Theresa Romanochek, Patti Snair, Cecilia Florendo. A Start of a lightweight eight race. Clubs Organizations 59 Computer Club Front Row: Ed Bubnis, Bill McCann, Laura Dow, Jakki Ichniowski, Sharon Saccoia. Second Row: Stacey Bloom, Steve Skarupa, Marci Winegrad, Paul Ichniowski, Kathy Coleman, Rosaire O ' Brien. Third Row: Felicia Martin, Robert Gresdo, Allen Karczmarek, Rich Single, Thierry Oteyza. Fourth Row: Amy Godack, Tim Porreca, William Davison, Anthony Klier, Steven Sotack. Fifth Row: Danny Gavin, Greg Miller, Martin Lange, Rob Hager. Back Row: Chuck Morris, David Haussler, Erik Van Nostrand, Mark Ziolkowski. ■ i - -X 4 rl T 1 fk w Physics Club Front Row: Craig Freter, Dolores Berger, Danielle Comey, Paula Rollins, Lauro Garcia. Bach Row: Marty Mengele, Paul Rutkowski, John Boia, Kevin Phipps, Kathy Vavrina, Catherine Kelly. Engineering Club Front Row: Maureen Madey, Darcy Stenley. Back Row: Pat Parr, Rudy Buchheit, Eric Fiore, Vincent Ferretti. 60 Clubs Organizations Chemistry Club Front Row: Young Cho, Peri Rezai, Yoon Choi, David Geckle, Bernice Horton, Tom Kim, Michele Krempa. Back Row: Christina Popowych, Linda Miller, Susan Gegorek, Rob Tyszkiewicz, Joe Sniadach, Dana Schmidt, Ambrose Lewis, Greg Porta, Anne Marie Baker. Mathemdtical Sciences Club Front Row: Jill Roessler, Cathy Path, Debby Maenner, Janet Stadter, Doug Gray. Second Row: Beatrice Kondo, Deanna Wilson Diaz, Denise Beck, Amy Godack, Alexis El ward, Cathy Handscomb, Third Row: Terri Paifenbach, Janice Kulle, Susan Carter, Stephen Sotack, Bridget Murphy. Back Row: Paula Ichniowski, Kate Kutner, Karen Brown, Julie Rappold, Stacy Handscomb. A In the Chemistry lab. Clubs Organizations 61 Men ' s Fall Rugby Front Row; Gary Butler, Kevin McCann, Pete Berube, Brian Schutte, Paul Rogers, Chris Ciliberti. Second Row: Paul Schmidt, John Yoash, Steve Sireci, Ed Pryor, Pat Shaggar, Phil Keith. Third Row: Rich Mason, Neil McGrail, Rob Walters, Rob Dickerson, Paulo Argentina, Pete McCabe, Marty Kelly. Fourth Row: Dennis Tough, Mike Whip, Ivan Lopez-Muniz, Rick Wade, Joe Morel, Gary Gularte, Greg Levickas, Rudy Buchheit. Back Row: Chris Carroll, Chris Kosmovvrski,Tony Ruszala, Scooter Trivett, Beaver Fisk, Joe Lehrman, Mark Hawthorne, Greg Hawaii. 62 Men ' s Fall Rugby T he 1984 fall season marked both prestige and disappointment tor the Loyola College Men ' s Rugby Club. With almost 20 new members and under the guidance of Coach Hugh Anderson, the ruggers concen- trated their efforts on fierce rucking and disciplined techique. This new direc- tion resulted in their first crushing victo- ry over Towson State in the season opener 23-0. The ruggers played well in their next two games, but they were defeated through close decisions by the Naval Academy and James Madison University. In the following two confer- ence games the club split decisions, easily defeating the once powerful Mt. St. Mary ' s 52-0, while losing to the 1 ranked University of Maryland 15-0. Although the loss to Maryland upset na- tional playoff hopes for the club, Loyo- la ' s B-side demonstrated the depth and heart of Loyola Rugby as they dominat- ed most of their game and shut out Maryland 16-0. Following a victory over area rival Baltimore Rugby Club, A-side suffered losses to the experienced Severn River and Old Red Rugby Clubs, ending their season on a low note. Loyola ' s C- side saved face for the club and showed a spark of hope for fhe future, as they defeated both these teams in intense, hard-fought games. Loyola Rugby was honored again this season by having two players, Chris Ciliberti and Joe Morell, selected to the Potomac Rugby Union Select Side. Captain Rudy Buch- heit was further honored by being cho- sen to the Eastern Rugby Union Select Side, which represents the best teams on the east coast. Men ' s Fall Rugby 63 Men ' s Spring Rugby Front Row: Rob Walters, Chris Ciliberti, Kevin McCann, Chuck Hutzell, Scott McCrie, Greg Levickas, Tom Howl, Tony Ruszala, Steve Walsh, Mike Hamier. Second Row: Kevin Kahoe, Pat Shagger, Rudy Buchheit, John Lee, Joe Lehrman, Rick Wade, Mike Burn, Tom loanno, Jim Slezak, Chris Kosmowski, Rob Dickerson, Brian Shaggar, Dennis Tough, Ivan Lopez-Nuniz. Third Row: Coach F. Hugh Anderson, Tom O ' Brian, Jack Wallace, Chris Carroll, Drew McQuade, Dave Lombardo, Ed Pryor, Steve Sireci, Rob Fitzgerald, Joe Graziano, Dave Lee, Joe Blur, Kevin Spillane, Rich Mason. Back Row: Jim Brown, Chuck Norris, Paul Rogers, Butterball, Phil Keith, Freshman Star, Dave Para, Mark Hawthrone, Mark Lewis, John Yoash, The Harem, Scooter Trivett, Paul Schmitt, John Bruno, Mike Prop, Neil McGrail, John Sober. i T he 1 985 spring rugby season began with a road trip to the University of Richmond. Although the A-side lost in a hard-fought match, the Killer B ' s redeemed Loyola ' s reputation. Team Captain Rudy Buchheit attribut- ed the loss in part to the unusually narrow width of Rich- mond ' s field. We had a lot of speed on the outside that couldn ' t be utilized, noted Buchheit. The Georgetown game scheduled for the following week was cancelled because that team was unable to field a side. Instead match secretary Greg Levickas arranged for three games against the nationally ranked Washington Men ' s Club. Although Loyola ' s A-, B-, and C-sides lost, victory was claimed in an intense D-side game. Club President Jim Brown noted that losing to this team did not adversely affect team morale because losses are acceptable at that level. The next two weeks saw Loyola soundly defeating both Catholic and Virginia Commonwealth. In both of these games, Loyola controlled the action. The forward rucking in the VCU game was at its best, commented senior Joe Troy. The next week, Loyola played the Baltimore County Men ' s Club, a team composed of many Loyola graduates. Losing to this team was probably the low point of the season. After returning from Easter break, the team traveled to Frostburg, where C-side claimed an overwhelming 5-6-0 victory. The team ended the season by winning the Jesuit Invitational and the Baltimore Preakness Tournaments. 64 Men ' s Spring Rugby Men ' s Spring Rugby 65 Women ' s Fall Rugby T he 1984 fall season was the lady ruggers ' most challenging to date. Joining Potomac Rugby Union play after the graduation of many talent- ed players was a difficult task tor this young team. They started the season slowly with losses to James Madison, Towson, and Philadelphia. But their hard practices finally paid off with a vic- tory over Frostburg in the Washington ' tournament. After a well-deserved midterm break, the lady ruggers fin- ished their season strongly with in- spired matches against Maryland and Washington and victories over UMBC and William Mary. This season ' s team continued the tra- ditional canned food drive, donating contributions to OX-FAM for relief in Ethiopia. This event exemplifies the spirit and diligence characteristic of this team on and off the field. With many new players, working hard and obtain- ing game experience, the ladies are looking forward to an excellent spring season. The lady ruggers attribute much of their success to Coach Jett Fa- len and the men ' s rugby club, who pro- vided valuable instruction and support. Front Row; Carol Wehking, Cathy Lapadulla, Linda Cabigas, Margie Flather, Beth McNulty, Mary Conrad, Meri K. Breedlove, Cheryl Henry. Second Row: Beth Cummings, Gina Holsey, Jennifer Marrone, Suzanne Besha, Laine Malcotti, Sharon McLaughlin, Lisa Laphen, Donna Peters. Back Row; Sally Supthin, Dawn Bocek, Maryanne Chidsey, Joan Brault, Maureen Callahan, Joy Muench, Leslie Kirkland. 66 ' Women ' s Fall Rugby Women ' s Fall Rugby 67 Women ' s Spring Rugby T his spring the Loyola College Women ' s Rugby Club had its most outstanding performance to date. They finished the season with an excellent record of eight wins and only three losses. The season included top notch tournament performances: finish- ing second in the Washington Irish Saint Patty ' s Day Tourney, and third in the Preakness Tournament. The lady ruggers attribute their success to total team effort and look forward to next year with many talented returning play- ers. The team would like to extend their best wishes to graduating seniors Genny Nulph, Joan Brault, Christina Heller, Linda Cabigas, and Margie Flather. 68 Women ' s Spring Rugby Women ' s Spring Rugby 69 Would that I were under the cliffs, in the se- cr et hiding places of the rocks, that Zeus might change me to a winged bird.” — Euripides Hippolytus 70 71 We teach you the pleasure of phys- ical exercise — the team-spirit of games, too, for when you leave school finally you will find that life is a game, sometimes serious, some- times fun, but a game that must be played with true team-spirit — there is no room for the outsider in life. — Sheldgh Delaney The Teacher” 72 Sports Candids Sports Candids 73 74 Sports Candids I don ' t know of any finer influence on our life than the influence of play, as long as if is indulged lor the sake of the sport and the healthy rivalry and fun there is in it. — Luther Burbank Sports Candids 75 Greyhound Soakers Record Opponent 10-6-3 W L Score University of Akron L 1-0 Bowling Green University W 2-1 Adelphi T 3-3 Georgetown W 4-0 St. Louis T 1-1 Howard T 2-2 St. Joseph ' s L 1-0 Robert Morris W 8-0 Fairleigh Dickinson L 6-0 Maryland L 4-1 American W 1-0 Virginia Commonwealth W 3-0 William and Mary L 2-0 Richmond W 2-0 Delaware W 3-1 Towson State University L 1-0 West Virginia University W 3-0 James Madison W 3-1 George Washington W 1-0 A Watching from the sidelines. A Head Coach Bill Sento 76 Soccer 1984-85 Soccer Team Mike Peters Tony Mason Denis Smith Sam Mangione Stan Lambros Stan Koziol Greg Zsebedics Julian Etches Peter Vinton Tom Rafferty Rob Miller Rich Morrell Ed Sakiewicz Peter Vermes Bryan Groll Darrell Helm Dave Gerrity John Riehl Jim Moriconi Clarke Callinan Nick Rizzi Mike Cortese John Karpovich Steve Hauschild Head Coach: Bill Sento Assistant Coaches: Paul Crossley Tom Brunner Peter Vermes gives the opponent the shoulder. A Tom Rafferty on the attack. Nick Rizzi listens to Coach Sento ' s game- v inning strategy. Soccer 77 A Tete a tete. 7 8 Soccer ▼ Greyhounds with their tails between their legs. A Stan Lambros dribbles on the field. A Wait for mel Soccer 7 9 Sticks Together Record 8-4 Opponent W L Score Johns Hopkins L 1-0 American L 5-0 Catholic W 0-5 Goucher College W 0-2 Salisbury State College W 1-2 UMBC W 0-1 Frostburg State College L 2-0 Mt. St. Mary ' s W 1-2 Towson State W 1-5 Radtord W 2-3 Richmond L 4-1 York W 1-3 A Karen Moler contemplates the game. 80 Field Hockey M Irish Naughton races into the play. 1984-85 Field Hockey Team Stephanie O ' Reilly Kathleen Osborne Christine Wojciechowski Carolyn Buck Mary Hart Katie Hart Leslie Dunning Jennifer Morrison Kathy Barden Anne Allen Andrea Holthaus Chris Russell Therese Willis Joan Sullivan Mary Anne Howley Christie Smith Sue Sheridan Julie Lind Patti Haney Patricia Naughton Eileen Gavin Brenda McAllister Karen Moler Beth Perry Head Coach: Sandy Campanaro Assistant Coach: Lori Moxley Field Hockey 81 Ladies of the Court 1984-85 Women’s Tennis Team Patti Murphy Theresa Thomas Melanie Stachowiak Patti Baron Janet Mariani Chris Shegora Moira Lynch Missy Hormes Pam Cunneen Valerie Summers Vicky Everhart Susan Phelps Linda Hall Donna Ludwig Stephanie Esposito Head Coach: Betsy Fair Record 5-7 Opponent W L Score Frostburg State L 5-4 UMBC L 6-3 St. Mary ' s W 8-1 Johns Hopkins L 7-2 George Mason L 9-0 Catholic University L 5-4 Notre Dame W 6-3 St. Mary ' s W 6-2 Mt. St. Mary ' s L 9-0 Salisbury State L 5-4 Goucher W 9-0 Notre Dame W 5-4 82 Women ' s Tennis Run with the Hounds Record 1-8 Opponent W L Score Mt. St. Mary ' s L 19-38 Coppin State W 122-114 York College L 22-39 Salisbury State L 19-42 UMBC L 26-29 Western Maryland L 18-41 Washington College L 26-29 Johns Hopkins L 18-44 Catholic University L 23-34 I t was not the fabled and almost sainted football coach Vince Lombardi who said, Winning isn ' t everything, it ' s the only thing. But it doesn ' t matter anyway, in many cases such is not the case in athletic competition. In cross country, for instance, we have an en- deavor wherein individual accomplishment is of- tentimes as invigorating and measureable as that of the team. The 1984 Greyhound cross country team will never feel it was successful oft its record of having won just one dual competition; still, just about every member of the team improved dramatically during the course of the two-month season, a very short time when considered in the context of developing a runner. Easily the bellwether of the squad was junior Kevin Seidl, who not only won tour races but was instrumental in getting fellow student-athletes to compete so that the team did not have to forfeit any matches. Seidl ' s progress has been such that in his senior year he is expected to develop into the best Loyola runner of the last half-dozen years. Juniors Pat Parr and John Warthen, sophomore Jim Stanley and freshmen Kevin Engle and Vince Connolly all had their moments, but a lack of a solid training base coming into the season penalized them dramatically. All will be returning so it is ex- pected they will be able to pick up where they left off last November when the team, for the most part, turned in a creditable show in the Mason-Dixon Conference championship race. — Phil Jackman The Sun Cross Country 83 A The game progresses as the team looks on. Pam Weakley spikes the ball. 84 Volleyball Bump, Set, Spike! 198 4-85 Volleyball Team Chang Hyun Rita Ciletti Jackie Buono Debbie Seger Sue Avery Pam Weakley Celia Fava Marylou Croke Laura Hudson Diane desjardines Linda Scheidle Melissa Fischetti Dawn Stastny Head Coach: Diane Aikens Assistant Coach: Karen Ryerson Volleyball 85 Shooting Stars 5 V nvn. 1984-8 5 Men’s Basketball Team David Gately Maurice Hicks Tom Gormley Kevin Carter Tommy Lee Aubrey Reveley Brad Meyers Vernon Hill James Tubman Glenn Rogers Head Coach: Mark Amatucci Assistant Coaches: Jeff Nix Charles Reif A Aubrey Reveley on the line. ► Dave Gately defends the goal for Loyola. 1 I I 1 I t 86 Men ' s Basketball High-spirited hound. ▼ Two more points for high scorer Mo Hicks. ■ IS i - r t HH A Jump starti Men ' s Basketball 87 Tom Gormley on the offensive. Record 16-14 Opponent W L Score Towson Stale W 81-73 U. of Virginia L 72-60 U. of Tampa W 73-59 Holy Cross W 87-73 U. of Delaware L 84-79 Maryland L 88-74 Fairleigh Dickinson W 74-68 Naval Academy L 63-54 Robert Morris W 67-64 Washington College W 54-47 St. Francis W 61-42 Long Island L 74-66 Wagner College W 65-64 Marist College W 63-57 St. Francis L 84-81 Mt. St. Mary ' s L 65-63 Robert Morris L 72-70 St. Francis W 86-77 Drexel W 92-71 Fairleigh Dickinson L 83-61 Wagner College L 93-89 Richmond L 84-52 St. Francis W 75-50 Long Island W 84-77 U. of Notre Dame L 61-60 Marist L 63-46 Towson State W 58-56 St. Francis W 84-71 Marist College W 56-55 Fairleigh Dickinson L 63-59 88 Men ' s Basketball ► Mo Hicks challenges the opposition. ▼ Kevin Carter pulls in the rebound. A A little help from the Coach. School spirit at its best. Basketball 89 Lddy Hoopsters 1984-85 Women’s Basketball Team Ree Flanagan Teresa Ross Molly Rounds Dawn Statsny Clare Bundschuh Regina Webb Beth Smith Tncia Dougherty Marie Deegan Maureen McHugh Connie McDonough Head Coach: Becky Lovett Assistant Coach: Anne Marie Lynch A Jump ball. A Clare Bundschuh thwarts the opponent. 90 Women s Basketball A Oh no, you don ' t! Record 6-15 Opponent W L Score George Washington L 58-77 Long Island L 44-61 Yale W 76-41 Rider L 44-67 St. Francis W 84-67 St. Joseph L 47-93 U. of Maine L 48-81 Brooklyn College L 62-73 William Mary W 56-55 UMBC L 58-66 George Mason L 41-72 American L 44-66 U. of Richmond L 58-68 UMES L 70-75 Bucknell W 70-65 Towson State L 65-80 Robert Morris L 56-81 Radford L 48-82 Navy W 72-69 Morgan State L 64-74 Boston U. W 2-0 Women ' s Basketball 91 Mighty Mat Men Record 9-14 Opponent W L Score York College Pre-season Tourna- ment L American L Washington Lee Invitational Tourna- ment L Haverford L Western Maryland L Rutgers-Camden L Hopkins, Wash. Lee, Hampden Sydney L LaSalle, Gettysburg, York L Coppin State L National Catholic Invitational Tourna- ment L Delaware, Howard L Capital Collegiate Conference Tourna- ment L Fairleigh Dickinson, Teaneck, George L Washington George Mason, Kutz- town L 44-0 32-19 54-0 19-18 36-15 A Cooling off. 92 Wrestling 1984-85 Wrestling Team Get off my back.” Mike Ritondo Jody Sevidal Herb Geary Darin Leavey Brian Concannon Homer Ambrose Joel Seledee Mike Stapleton Mike Peters Mike Harrison Richard Davis Ron Donoho Dan Whelan Greg Belanger Joe DiDonato Rick Ensor Joe Handel Sean Shields Roy Gotiangeo Head Coach: Michael L. Jordan Cheek to cheek. ▼ Boo! Loyola Greyhound on top. Wrestling 93 A Mark Ziolkowski becomes all-time leading scorer for Men ' s Swimming. ► Terry del Prete slices into the water. A Rick Arbuthnot feels the pain of missing so many practices. A A A good start to a great finish. 94 Men ' s Swimming It H20UNDS Record 7-5 Opponent W L Score Frostburg State College W 57-56 Howard L 50-63 Franklin Marshall W 66-47 Georgetown W 58-55 V estern Maryland W 61-41 American L 43-50 Towson State L 48-65 Virginia Military Institute L 39-74 Mary Washington W 43-24 Elizabethtown W 51-39 Ursinus L 52-60 York W 64-34 I A Captains Mark Ziolkowski and Dave McComas. Mike Wroblewski leans into his diving approach. 1 984-85 Men’s Swimming Team Rick Arbuthnot Thomas Baer John Baier Brian Bernat John Bridgeman Sean Byrne Terry del Prete Leo Diamond Dan Gavin Matt Heenan John Hebner Steve Levickas David McComas Mark Schuette Alex Schuster John Tynan Erik Van Nostrand Doug Vialonga Michael Wasmer Mike Wroblev ski Mary Ziolkowski Men ' s Swimming 95 Making Waves Record 10-3-1 Opponent W L Score Salisbury State W 75-58 Goucher w 83-48 Frostburg State L 64-49 Franklin Marshall w 59-54 Sweet Briar w 78-60 Towson State T 70-70 Georgetown L 61-52 Western Maryland W 59-40 American L 48-45 Hood W 76-51 Mary Washington W 64-49 Elizabethtown W 52-48 Ursinus W 67-46 York W 67-42 1984-8 5 Women’s Swimming Team Ann Bands Marcia Blick Jeanne Bouslog Mary Jo Brockie Dawn Buttion Sharmila Chakraborty Youn Choe Gina DeStefano Deanna M. Wilson-Diaz Dana Dougherty Karen Farrell Katie Finneran Chriss Kearns K.K. Keegan Beatrice Kondo Lisa Lenhoff lull McGann Lisa Molli Mary Pana Alison Pugh Ann Rolfes Beth Sudassy Susan Weigand Head Coach: Thomas Murphy Diving Coach: Kym Stein A Ready for entry. 96 Women ' s Swimming If Ann Bands displays her boardwork. A P-S, P-S, P-S-Y-C . . . Women ' s Swimming 97 Stick ' Em Up 1984-8 5 Men’s Lacrosse Team Pat Lamon John Carroll Doug Trettin Dave Sherwood Willie Mitchell Andy Wilson Don McDuffee Mike Colt Butch Connor Pat Tierney Trip McShane Tom Singleton Alex Karey Jeff Bozel Wayne McPartland Tom Cesky Head Coach: Dave Cottle Drew Barile Troy Atkinson Paul Bell Dickie Gaines Bryan Warga Phil Solloway Mike Bellotte Tim Francis Mike Ready Matt McCormick Jack McCarthy Scott Patry Tom McClelland Jim Williams John Pfeiffer 98 Men ' s Lacrosse Men ' s Lacrosse 99 ▼ An amazing feat of balance. Surrounded by the opponent, but not ▼ intimidated. Opponent Record 8-5 W L Score Lehigh W 25-3 Penn State w 13-5 Pennsylvania L 8-13 Notre Dame W 13-7 Delaware w 13-10 Hobart L 12-13 Washington College W 11-9 Georgetown W 13-1 Towson State W 7-5 North Carolina L 5-10 UMBC W 13-4 Virginia L 8-13 Washington Lee L 12-13 100 Men ' s Lacrosse ▼ Where ' s the ball? A Lacrosse — the fastest game on foot. Encounter in the crease. ' t ' ;, Men ' s Lacrosse 101 Check It Out 1984-85 Women’s Lacrosse Team Anne Allen Rita Ciletti Andi Holthaus Kathy Barden Mary Hart Beth Perry Corrine Kelly Chris Russell Julie Lind Peggy Stromberg Teddi Willis Claire O ' Neill Lisa DeCicco Missy Lightner Chris Shegora Head Coach: Anne McCloskey Assistant Coaches: Sandy Campanaro Diane Aikens One-handed move. ▼ Some encouraging words from Coach Anne McCloskey. ( 102 Women ' s Lacrosse Record 10-5 Opponent Harvard Lafayette Penn Old Dominion Northwestern Virginia William Mary James Madison Towson State Delaware Drexel Bucknell Maryland New Hampshire UMBC W L Score W 15-6 w 23-2 w 13-2 w 20-9 w 12-11 L 7-19 W 17-13 L 10-11 W 23-12 L 16-18 W 19-2 w 8-6 L 6-17 L 5-16 W 23-7 A A John Wilhide drives it down the fairway. A A scenic view. A Putting up to par. 104 Golf They ' ve Got Drive Record 3-7 Opponent W L Score Delaware L 444-403 Georgetown L 444-424 St. Joseph ' s L 464-462 George Washington L 431-390 Western Maryland L 431-421 Hopkins W 420-471 Catholic L 438-405 Mt, St. Mary ' s W 433-454 UMES W 439-512 York L 439-421 ■k ' MT Teeing off. 1984-8 5 Golf Team John Wilhide Robert Lentz Mike Eichhorn Gregory G:lczewski Kevin Boyle Christopher Franki Daniel Cahill Michael Whitehair Thomas Kerr, Jr. Paul Haigley Head Coach: Dr. Michael H. Ventura Golf 105 Game, Set, Match Junior Chris Hodge. 1984-85 Men’s Tennis Teana lames Brown Mark David Jay Alcorte Orlando Conanan Fabio Galli Mario de Palma Thomas Kim Christopher Kaltenbach Matthew Noe Joseph Molino John Bridgman Paul Aydly Pater Grifftihs Doug Lee Stuart Schadt Christopher Hodge Matthew Bowe Russell Phelps A Sweating it out. 106 Men ' s Tennis Record 9-10 Opponent Monmouth College Towson State Delaware State Colgate Johns Hopkins Shepherd College Mt. St. Mary ' s Catholic Howard Coppin State George Washington American Georgetown UMBC York Johns Hopkins Salisbury State Morgan State UMBC W L Score W 9-0 L 8-1 W 8-0 L 8-1 L 6-3 L 9-0 L 5-4 L 5-4 W 6-3 W 9-0 L 7-2 L 6-3 L 8-1 W 9-0 w 8-1 w 5-4 L 8-1 w 9-0 w 7-2 A Ready to serve. A Mark David. Men ' s Tennis 107 .ptitude in the classroom A Most Valuable Play Award Recipients Most Valuable Player Awards Basketball — Kevin Carter Women ' s Basketball — Maureen McHugh Cross Country — Kevin Seidl V ■ Field Hockey — Eileen Gavin ; Golf — Bob Lentz ■ Lacrosse — Tom Singleton = Women ' s Lacrosse — Andi Holthaus S ' r Soccer — Tom Rafferty Swimming — Mark Ziolkowski Women ' s Swimming — Marsha Blick Tennis — Peter Griffiths Women ' s Tennis — Patti Baron ' Volleyball — Pam Weakley Wrestling — Ron Donoho Athletic Awards 1 09 io remain young one must change. The perpetual cam- pus hero is not a young man, but an old boy. 110 Ill V Good company in a journey makes the way to seem the shorter. — Izaak Walton 1 1 2 Student Life Candids Getting to Know You O ver 700 new students were welcomed in late August to Loyola through the Orienta- tion ' 84 Program. The new students sur- vived various meetings, speeches, tours, picnics, book buying, the Playfair experience and Harbor Trip with ease. The new students were greeted by some 85 Evergreens, the Orientation staff, who assisfed their transition through the hectic first days of college life. The Evergreens continued to pro- vide dedicated and enthusiastic interest in the new students throughout the first semester. Orientation also afforded the new students the opportunity to meet with their academic advisor at the very opening of school and begin a regular guidance schedule. 1 1 4 Orientation M The Evergreens ▼ Taking a break. A Dave Flury and Lorraine Coogan toast the frosh. A Clubs and Activities Fair Orientation 1 1 5 ► Okay, pass the Dramamine. Fun on the high seas. 1 16 Port Welcome Cruise Fleets and Sheets T he Port Welcome Cruise sailed early in the semester on Septem- ber 29 for an evening of adven- fure on fhe high seas. Though the port- holes were not sunk to sea level by sellout crowds, those in attendance had free run of the ship from galley to gunwhale as it cruised past the Francis Scott Key Bridge and back. The D.J. kept the decks awash with maritime merriment for the swabbies in attendance as top- 40 tunes traveled through the sea breezes. Traditional white marked the classy dresser, but floral pafterns and vivid brights showed sparks of individuality. On September 21, Loyola students once again stripped their beds bare for fhe annual Toga Parfy. Sponsored by Eta Sigma Phi, the Latin Honor Society, the event filled Loyola ' s coliseum, dou- bling by day as fhe cafeferia. There were more fhan 400 ancienf revelers dancing fhe Hippocrafes husfle and the Socrates swing to the tunes of the top- 40 band. Way to go, Cicero! Dancing while Rome burns. Van] Vedi Vici. 4 Toga Party 1 1 7 A A master stuffs balloons around her hound before he performs Aerobic Hound. One of the more risque hounds, “Captain Or- gan. Canine Chaos N early all of the freshman resi- dents became true greyhounds when they were enslaved in tra- ditional Loyola fashion on Friday, Octo- ber 5. With the Resident Affairs Council holding fhe gavel, the naive hounds were auctioned off fo brutal upperclass masters and subjected to a week-long reign of terror, which culminated on Friday afternoon and evening. In addi- tion to performing assorted menial tasks, the hounds were also expected to participate in skits designed to demon- strate their foolhardiness. The particu- larly skillful received cash prizes, while the others were delegated to the dog- house. First place went to The Warrior, second place to The Spirits of Hound Day, and third place to Gilligan ' s Is- land. 1 18 Hound Day The first place skit, The Warrior, raised a few eyebrows. ▼ Oh no, IS Master watching? A After a few tries, the Beach Hounds finally suc- ceeded. M Two of the most abused hounds: they had to sell rocks and pictures to motorists on North Charles Street. Hound Day 1 19 A New Tradition B reaking with tradition was appar- ently the theme of the Evergreen Ball this year. Formerly titled the President ' s Ball and held in the spring, the 1 984 version broke new ground in both of these established categories. Held on October 26 in the Maryland Ballroom of Marriott ' s Hunt Valley Inn, the formal hosted a sellout crowd of 462. Those in attendance were treated to a sit-down dinner followed by danc- ing to the tunes of Fresh Air — a group noted not only for its Big Band sound, but also for its renditions of cur- rent top-40 favorites. It was a romantic evening for all. 1 20 Evergreen Ball A Freshmen have fun, too! Evergreen Ball 121 It Was a Graveyard Smash, L oyola monsters were out Friday night, November 2, for the CSA- sponsored Monster Bash. Ghosts and ghostbusters danced to the band Crash Davenport downstairs in the Student Center, while a Beer Garden was maintained upstairs. A costume contest was held, and winners included Patty Snair for Most Original Costume, David Reid for Most Comical, Mike Madsen for Best Movie Costume, and Mike Gottleib for Best Legs. A A Come back to Jamaica. A Who you gonna call? Loyola ' s honeys. Dorothy meets the Good Witch of the North. Scout ' s honor! 122 Monster Bash Old Time Rock ' n ' Roll O n November 16, seventeen couples stepped onto the dance floor to participate in the Eighth Annual Loyola College Dance Marathon, sponsored by the Students Concerned for Exceptional Children (SCEC). The couples danced from 12:30 pm to 12:30 am to benefit A Place for Us, Ltd., a home for adoles- cent boys in southwest Baltimore. Through the Dance Marathon raffle and the spirit of the dancers, over $ 1 500 in donations were presented to the home. Having danced twelve hours and raised the most money, Jim Burrows and Terry Kelly took the $100 first prize. Greg Connelly won the grand prize in the raffle, a weekend trip for two to Ocean City. Dance Marathon 1 23 Crimes of the Heart Cast Lenny Magrath Tracey Post Chick Boyle Debbie Donahue Doc Porter David Flury Meg Magrath Maura Crowley Babe Botrelle Wendy loslin Barnette Lloyd Roger Young Production Staff Director Chris Garretson Stage Manager Todd Starkey Technical Director Michael Avia Master Carpenter Chris Tepe Assistant Stage Manager Vince Tepe Set Design Chris Garretson, Michael Avia Lighting Director Michael Avia Scenic Design Mary Horenkamp Photographer Todd Starkey Make-Up Madelyn Scarpulla Producer J.E. Dockery Stage Crew Michael Avia Penelope Burlage Rick Ciattei Jeff Farrell Jim Choplick Colleen Coyne Maryann Brown Susan Philbin Ellen Rose Claire Moriarty Kathy Freund Jerry Riviello Tern Ciofalo John Ahlstrom Eric Salehi Deanna Raeke Barnette Lloyd counsels Babe on the attempted murder of her husband. Lenny and Meg in one of their many argu- ments. 124 Crimes of the Heart Three Little sisters. ▼ Oh Lenny, am I my sister ' s keeper? ▼ Together. ' W Chick Boyle comes to visit. Crimes of the Heart 1 25 R.O.T.C T he R.O.T.C. Cadet Battalion had an- other busy and productive year. The size of the battalion increased, and ca- dets played a more active role in training. MSIV cadets planned and held training, while the cadets numbered 164 strong. Dur- ing both semesters the cadets participated in a variety of Field Training Exercises (FTX). Here they learned rifle marksmanship, prac- ticed land navigation and improved their leadership skills. The ROTC Color Guard was present at the opening ceremonies at Reitz Arena and presented the colors at many games throughout the season. During Janu- ary sophomores Bob Henstrand, Larry Swift and Paul Schillaci, along with freshman Roy Gotiangco, attended Airborne School at Fort Benning, Georgia. Meanwhile, the juniors were busy at Fort Bragg, North Carolina pre- paring for Advanced Camp this summer. The final FTX of the year saw the seniors and Rangers pitted against the rest of the battalion in realistic combat training. The final activity of the year was on May 26th when 22 stu- dents received their commissions as Second Lieutenants. A Following the tactical FTX, cadets actively involved in weapons maintenance. 126 R.O.T.C. A A The battalion formation during the monthly retreat ceremony in front of Jenkins Hall. A Cadets and Cadre warm up for a game of buck- buck following the annual dining-in at Aberdeen Officers ' Club. Senior Steve Doyle is prepared for the Air Assault mission during the November FTX. R.O.T.C. 127 A man with no friends is only half- developed; there are whole sides of his nature which are locked up and have never been expressed. He cannot unlock them himself; he cannot discover them; friends alone can stimulate him and open him. — Randolph Bourne Youth and Life 128 Campus Scenes ► Don ' t we look cute together? A Because of the large number of underage stu- dents, the decision was made to have a cash bar instead of having drinks included in the ticket price. ▼ Even RA ' s can have fun at a formal. A Yuletide Celebration D ecember 7 will be remembered by Loyola students as the date of the 1984 Christmas Dance. The ASLC ' s search for off-campus sites for fhe affair led them and a sellout crowd of 450 yuletide celebrators to Baltimore ' s Convention Center for an evening of Christmas cheer set against ae festive backdrop of the Inner Har- bor. Glass elevators conveyed eager wassailers to a catered dinner, which was followed by dancing to the music of the band Jeffrey. With the Christmas season off to a spirited start, not even the rigors of finals dampened the campus Christmas celebration. 1 30 Christmas Dance The band, Jeffrey, kept the sellout crowd dancing till the wee hours of the morning. Dora Bankins Christine Calvelli and Kathy Fitzgerald. ▼ Do you seriously expect me to believe that line? Christmas Dance 1 3 1 Janterm Rent-a-Rugger . . . Internships . . . Amateur Night . . . 1 32 Janterm Dating Game . . . Ski Trip . . . The Rat . . . Snow . . . Janterm 133 Campus Scenes 1 37 138 Campus Scenes Campus Scenes 1 39 Campus Scenes 1 4 1 Bhopal, India . . . Baby Fae . . . Ghost Busters . . . Beyond 142 Beyond Loyola Loyola Reagan Landslide . . . Band Aid . . . Space Shuttle Beyond Loyola 1 43 - � IEAS£ Hav The UiMBO I ght RN S TOO What vi untr - is home to I loinokeii boor? 1 low man ’ soionds usualh- olapsod boforo tho tape solt- dostruotod on AIismoij; m iossi ’ i ' ? W hat date in 44 b.C . was Inhus Caesar assassinated? W hat heroic group did DArtagnan lead? W hat ' s the term tor opposition to an electrical lUrrent in a conductor? What ' s the main vegetable in ' ichvssoise? The Netherlands Five March 15, or the Ides of March Doug Flutie Born in the USA Bishop Tutu . . . 1 44 Beyond Loyola Amadeus” . . . Star Wars . . . Old Court S L . . . Beyond Loyola 1 45 The Trial of the Catonsville Nine Defense Attorney Brian Frailey Judge Michael Murray Court Clerk Christopher Gracon juror 1 Ann Hendon Juror 2 Martin Franke Juror 3 Tara Chambers Juror 4 Laura Lawrence Juror 5 Patricia Beilin Juror 6 Karen Trimble Juror 7 Vince Tepe Juror 8 Jim Burrows Juror 9 Morris Naus Juror 10 Andrew Mitchell Juror 1 1 Garry Howell Juror 1 2 Alison Stogoski Juror 13 Eileen Head Prosecutor Diana Degnan Defense Attorney Sharon Weisser First Witness Melissa Scherer Second Witness Penelope Burlage Philip Berrigan Chris Garretson David Darst Eric Salehi Thomas Lewis Tom Lewis Thomas Melville David Van Gosen Marjorie Melville Kathleen Judge Mary Moylan Lynn Robbins George Mische Douglas C. Hamilton John Hogan William G. Van Meter Daniel Berrigan Jett Farrell Protestors Jeanette Bernady Eileen Kennedy Stuart Ainsworth Marshals John Mauro John Ahlstrom Gerald Riviello Stage Manager Teresa Rankin Technical Director Michael Avia Lighting Design Michael Avia Daniel Tepe Set Design Chris Garretson Master Carpenter Garry Howell Stage Crew Garry Howell, Vanessa Holter, Cheryl Davis Poster Design Greg Cannizzaro Artwork Tern Ciofalo Photography Gene Roman, Vince Tepe Publicity Director Cheryl Davis Creative Consultant Bill Levasseur Ushers Ticket Sales Debby Maenner, Carl Wright, Tracy Post. Cheryl Davis, Vanessa Holter A And furthermore . , . wake up, Andrew! A ' I seriously began to consider civil disobedi- ence. — Tom Lewis as his uncle Thomas Lewis. 146 Trial of the Catonsville Nine I confess to you with more heartfelt pride ... — Brian Frailey as the Defense Attorney W Mrs. Murphy, do you solemnly swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, and not have mental anguish? Written by Daniel Berrigan, SJ. Produced by Gene Roman Directed by Daniel Tepe Trial of the Catonsville Nine 147 ► Regina Strauch and Rich Bull. An Affair of the Heart R ed was the color of the evening and hearts were the design of the well-dressed when all the Loyola romantics gathered together to cele- brate their favorite sweetheart day on February 15. Sponsored by the Korean Students Association, the Valentine ' s Day Mixer put hearts on clouds with an attendance of over three hundred, while the hired disc-jockey kept the feet left remaining on solid ground hopping to top-40 tunes. 1 48 Valentine ' s Day Mixer Everyone Wins C ircle K has a reputation around the Evergreen campus for its charitable deeds and good works; the club maintained its admira- ble name by inviting the “Ravyns to perform af Loyola on March 1 . The mix- er raised over six hundred dollars, and fhe lump sum was handed over to the Leukemia Society for furthering its re- search. With students representing all four of fhe classes in attendance, the cafeteria was bursting at the seams. The Ravyns 149 Opening Night Celebration” Company Dancers Mary Brecke ' 87 Jacqueline Ichniowski ' 85 Paula Ichniowski ' 88 Bridget McConnell ' 87 Barbara L. Paul ' 85 Regina M. Strauch ' 86 Mary Wilhere ' 88 John F. Ahlstrom ' 87 Richard Bull ' 86 Sam Combs ' 86 Michael DeVito ' 85 Tim Gallagher ' 85 Stephen J. Kosiorek ' 88 Todd Starkey ' 84 Chorus Dorigen L. Armor ' 87 Mary Brecka ' 88 Joan M. Jez ' 85 Beatrice Kondo ' 87 Suzanne (Amber) Lepson ' 88 Loretta Scheurer ' 88 Sharon L. Smaldore ' 88 John F. Ahlstrom ' 87 Richard Bull ' 86 Sam Combs ' 86 Timothy D. Delaney ' 85 Michael DeVito ' 85 Gene Roman, Campus Minister Roger A. Young ' 88 Orchestra Beth Gutberlet ' 85 Tim Stang ' 83 Karen Wilson ' 83 Betsie Devenny ' 81 Susan Ensor ' 81 Christine Walters ' 82 Dan Devenny ' 84 Bill Levasseur ' 83 Kevin J. Rittie ' 87 Bret Orsini ' 84 Charles A. Wenger ' 83 Mike Koesters ' 82 Production Staff Choreographer — Rowena Tayag ' 82 Music Director — Betsie Devenny ' 81 Assistant Music Director — Michael DeVito ' 85 Stage Manager — Christopher Tepe ' 87 Technical Director — Michael Avia ' 85 Director — James Dockery, Director of Evergreen Players :Jb, The Tin Pan Man Michael DeVito in pursuit. 1 50 Celebratlon In honor of an exceptional family. Everything was beautiful at the ballet. • One less angel in Heaven ▼ Diamonds are a girl ' s best friend. Celebration 1 5 1 Anne-marie and Clark.! ' T he talented students and faculty of Loyola had an opportunity to demonstrate their abilities when the Concert Choir sponsored a fall and spring Classical Interlude. The per- formance included dramafic readings, musical recitals, and singing exercises Class Acts all incorporated in a non-competitive atmosphere. Held in the Chapel and the McManus Theatre respectively, the November and March Interludes were successful beginnings of a new Loyola tradifion. A Brian Whaley. 152 A Classical Interlude On Top of the World L oyola ' s upperclassmen were on top of the world when they tripped the light fantastic Friday, March 1 . Sponsored by the senior class, the Junior-Senior Bash was held in the Constitution Ballroom of the World Trade Center and featured dining and dancing. Music was provided by David Deejays, and students bopped with the stars on a video screen beneath the stars of the harbor sky. Let me have a taste next. M Sharmila, Paul, Dana, and Maureen. Junior-Senior Bash 153 Loyola Leprechauns T he Evergreen campus was paint- ed red the night the Loyola lepre- chauns came out to play. Spon- sored by the senior class the annual St. Patty ' s Day Party was held on March 16, and the Irish among us reveled in the traditional style. Music from the Wry Whiskey Band kept the carefree cele- brants tapping to the tunes of the Old Country, while Irish jigs were per- formed by the most daring. 154 St. Patty ' s Day Party Get your Irish upl ▼ A little taste of the Old Country. St. Patty ' s Day Party 155 A Who ' s Who” recipient Bill Venanzi chats with Congresswoman Barbara Mikulski. A Dr. John Gray, Distinguished Teacher of the Year. 1 56 Maryland Day A Celebration of Our Heritage L oyola commemorated the first Catholic service celebrated in America by participating in the I annual Maryland Day mass. Held on March 22, the service included the tra- ditional elements associated with a Eu- charistic Celebration as well as an award ceremony that recognized distin- guished citizens and exceptional graduating seniors. Dr. John Gray of the Business Law discipline was de- clared Teacher of the Year, and fa- miliar faces on the Evergreen campus were acknowledged as Who ' s Who among college students. A reception held in Jenkins Forum followed the Mass. The Belvedere Assembly Room was home to ye t another of Loyola ' s gala affairs — fhe Maryland Day Formal. Drink up! M Shagging to the music. Sponsored by the ASLC Department of Social Affairs, the spring formal was held on May 22 and followed the spirit of celebrafion set early in the day by the Maryland Day activities. The dance floor was set to flame by the tunes of Ignition and the tapping feet of Loy- ola celebrants. In our own little world. Maryland Day Formal 157 Hello, Dolly Dolly Levi Ernestine Ambrose Kemper Horace Vandergelder Ermengarde Cornelius Hackl Barnaby Tucker Irene Molloy Minnie Fay Mrs. Rose Rudolph Judge Court Clerk Cast Sr. Sharon Burns, R.S.M. Eileen McCloskey Tom Lodge Hans Mair Mary Reinhardt Sam Combs Richard Bull Dorigen Armor Catherine McEv ing loan Jez Andy Ciofalo Charles Graham Richard Ciattei Townspeople: Mary Brecka, Joan Jez, Claire Moriarty, Evonne Nolan, Tracey Post, Mary Beth Rodgers, Richard Ciattei, Tim Delaney, Daniel Dustin, Loretta Scheurer, Allison Walker, David Flury, Tim Gallagher, Gene Roman, Todd Star- key, Chris Tepe, Roger Young Waiters: Richard Ciattei, Tim Delaney, Daniel Dustin, Tim Gallagher, Todd Starkey, Roger Young Orchestra Musical Director Michael DeVito Piano Daniel Tepe Violins Chalins Francisco, Melanie Vujan Flute Betsie DeVenny Clarinets Beth Gutberlet, Tom McCurley, Carol Rossi Saxophones Mike Pastelak, Patty Farrell, Trumpets Scott Little, John Keister Trombone Robert S. Hayes Guitar Kevin Rittie Bass Bro. Albert Anuszewski, O.S.S.T. Drums Mike Koesters Production Staff Stage Director Choreographer Music Director Set Designers Technical Director Assistant Director Stage Manager Lighting Designer Costume Designers Light Board Operator Spotlighters Sound Technician Best Boy Assistant Stage Manager Properties Mistress Properties Crew J.E. Dockery Rowena Tayag Michael DeVito Michael Avia, J.E. Dockery Michael Avia David Flury Randy Piccoli Michael Avia A.T. Jones, Inc, Richard Single, Jr. Steve Combs Lynn Freeze E. Nicholas Paslick Chuck Graham Sheila Fitzgerald Elena M. Gandia Anne-Marie Gering, Jessie C. Lim, Sharon L. Smaldore A Dr. Hans Mair and Sr. Shar- on Burns as Horace Van- dergelder and Dolly Levi. ► The match- maker doing what she does best. 158 Hello, Dolly ▼ Before the parade passes by . . . H . 3 Mm m mim m lySn A - r its. v% A The cast of Hello, Dolly puts on their Sunday clothes. They ' ll be wearing ribbons down their backs this year. Hello, Dolly 159 All Set for an Endless Summer D ressed in Hawaiian shirts, straw hats, sunglasses and thongs, Loyola students rocked at the an- nual Beach Party on Saturday night, April 20. The mixer, held in the Student Center and sponsored by the Commut- er Students Association, featured the popular music of Crash Davenport. The sellout crowd enjoyed the tunes downstairs, while a beer garden was held upstairs. With the lack of air-condi- tioning, temperatures rose to a summer- time level. 160 Beach Party Matchmaker, Matchmaker . . . T he Student Center was the site of this year ' s Set Up Your Friend Dance held on Friday night, April 26. Following the traditional rules, stu- dents matched friends and roommates with their prospective dates and let the evening take its course. Sponsored by the Resident Affairs Council, the event featured the music of Appaloosa. De- spite the popular band, the evening proved to have a disappointing turnout; nevertheless, those present easily made their own party. A Betsy Frederick and her date. Two ' s company, seven ' s definitely a crowd! Michelle Roan dances the night away. Hi, my name is . . . Set Up Your Friend Dance 161 Star Search L oyola ' s stars were out on Satur- day night, April 21 , for the Sec- ond Annual Talent Show. Spon- sored by the Evergreen Players Associ- ation, the show was held in the McManus Theatre and featured a vari- ety of acts, including popular and classi- cal music, dance, and magic. Tom Lodge and Madelyn Scarpulla intro- duced the performers, while the re- sponsibility of judging was given to sen- ior Sue Winchurch, alumna Karen Wil- son, radio celebrities John Panzarella and Kelly Saunders, Mr. Andrew Cio- falo, and Ms. Peg Votolato. Top honors and a $75 prize were awarded to Tim Gallagher and lakki Ichniowski for their dance act The Gap. The College Rap, featuring members of Loyola ' s basketball team, earned second place honors. 162 Talent Show Farewell Performance T he Evergreen campus was rocked with conflicting emotions on May 10 when Speidel, Good- rich and Goggin came to Loyola for an evening ' s enferfainment. Promoting their new album, SG G also made their final appearance fogether in the Baltimore area. The melancholy event was sponsored by the senior class and was the first affair held in fhe new multi- purpose room of the DeChiaro College Center. Speidel, Goodrich and Goggin 163 It ' s a Small World O n April 25 the Loyola campus became a world bazaar as food and entertainment from fifteen countries were presented at the International Festival. Over 100 stu- dents and faculty members with international backgrounds donated their time and effort to this first annual attempt to broaden the Loyola community on a world-wide scale. Coun- tries as diverse as Greece, Poland, the Philippines, and India were represented as a group of foreign students brought a multi-national flavor to the college community as a whole. 164 International Festival Yeganeh makes a new friend. International Festival 165 Almost Seniors T he Class of 1986 celebrated a completed third year on May 4 by attending the traditional Ju- nior Prom. Held in the Preakness Room of the Pikesville Hilton, the formal fea- tured an extensive buffet dinner with selections ranging from seafood con- coctions to roast beef creations. Bobby and the Believers provided the back- ground music, and the dance floor was hot with tireless swingers celebrating their almost-senior status. 166 ]unior Prom A Brennan and Sue. • Junior Prom 167 168 lntramurals The games promote friendship and team spirit. Friendly Competition T he goal of Loyola ' s intramural pro- gram is to enrich student life by providing opportunities for wholesome competifion in various or- ganized sport and recreational activi- ties. The program is open to all mem- bers of the Loyola community, students, faculty, staff, and administrafion. Stu- dents are encouraged to participate in the direction of the intramural program by joining the Student Intramural Council. Intramurals are held in the fall, dur- ing January Term, and in fhe spring. Men ' s, women ' s, and coed teams com- pete in a variety of sporfs, including flag f oof ball, soffball, and basketball. Intramurals 1 69 Smo is We are star- dust, we are golden. — Joni Mitchell Woodstock 170 None of us knows what the next change is going to be, what unex- pected opportunity is just around the corner, waiting a few months or just a few years to change all the tenor of our lives. ,, ,, — Kathleen Norris 172 Senior Candids Ido only want to advise you to keep growing quietly and seri- ously throughout your develop- ment; you cannot disturb it more rudely than by looking outward 174 Senior Candids and expecting from outside re- plies to questions that only your inmost feeling in your quietest hours can perhaps an- swer.” — Rdiner Maria Rilke Senior Candids 175 176 Senior Candids Every forward step we take we leave some phantom of ourselves behind. — John Lancaster Spalding Aphorisms and Reflections Senior Candids 1 77 John M. Abell Mathematical Science Katherine L. Allen General Business Katherine M. Allender Accounting Haralambos S. Amarantidis Engineering Science Soraya M. Amini Psychology English Lit 1 78 Seniors Michael J. Bagliani Management Charles Baker Accounting Michael A. Avia Computer Science Thomas Baer Computer Science Timothy P. Auvil Marketing David L. Baldwin Psychology Sheila J. Balek Marketing Dora E. Bankins Poli Sci Economics Anne E. Bands Information Systems Regina A. Bannon Information Systems Seniors 179 Amy L. Bauernschub Accounting Kathleen M. Bauernschub Accounting Luann T. Baumann Accounting Bonnie ]. Bathurst Biology Jay F, Bernarding Chemistry Peter N. Berube Accounting John B. Bisson, Jr. Adam L. Block Engineering Science Information Systems Stacey J. Bloom Computer Science David R, Bochenek Accounting Sandra R, Bornyek Marketing Susan G. Borowski Marketing Timothy M. Boucher Political Science 1 80 Seniors John J, Bruno Michael ]. Brzezicki James D. Burnett Accounting English Literature Accounting David W. Bushman Biology Dawn M. Bullion Computer Science Ronald J. Byrnes Finance Seniors 181 Juanita L. Cabigas Computer Science Daniel P. Cahill Political Science Christine Calvelli Medical Technology Julia L. Campbell Media Photography Michael J. Cannon Christina M. Carignano Finance Political Science Debora L. Carter General Business Jill P. Carter Eng Lit Media Susan E. Carter Mathematical Science Carl W. Casalino Finance Cesar O. Castro Chemistry 182 Seniors Lawrence B. Chambers, Jr. Political Science Karen Chason General Business Lena T. Choudhary Political Science Brian F. Chrest Accounting Gregory P. Christ Computer Science Seniors 1 83 lames A. Clarke Finance Mary T. Clay Psychology Thomas F. Coady, ]r. Accounting Paula B. Cohen Economics i Kathleen A. Coleman Computer Science Joseph Collini Biology John T, Connors General Business Joseph W. Cook, IV Biology Mary Rose E. Cook Political Science Robert W. Coomes Marketing Anne-Marie Cove English Literature Anthony K. Crawford Political Science 184 Seniors Edward P. Cronin, III Finance Kathie L. Crouse Accounting Tamarah L. 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Dorl Accounting Management Finance Computer Science Laura L. Dow Computer Science Maureen F, Downey Accounting Stephen M. Doyle History Dean A. Drake Management Seniors 1 87 Gerard P. Durmowicz Biology Daniel A. Dustin Marketing William L. Duty Eng Lit Art Brian D. Dziuba Accounting Charles T. Edwards, Jr. Information Systems Thomas P. Ellis Marketing Lynette Elsbree Accounting Timothy A. Engle Management Kathleen E. Fahey Accounting Helen C. Path Mathematical Science 1 88 Seniors Nora G. Finn Peter Fiocco Kathleen M. Fitzgerald Robert L. Fitzgerald Sheila F, Fitzgerald Eng Lit Drama General Business Biology Chemistry Economics Thomas Fitzmyer Philosophy Rosemarie Flanagan General Business Margaret D. Flather Chemistry Thomas P. Flatley Engineering Science Patricia A. Flood Speech Pathology Seniors 1 89 David S. Flury Media Arts Writing Michael Fortunate Accounting Valerie E, Foudos Accounting Jane Francis English Media Christopher ]. Franki Alicia M. Frederic Martin E. Frederick Lynn M. Freeze John Friedel Finance Finance Engineering Science Biology Marketing Kathleen V. Frisbie Chemistry John R. Friskey Biology Ronald T. Gajev ski Engineering Science John F. Galeone Chemistry Mary C. Friedel Finance 1 90 Seniors Timothy J. Gallagher Joseph C. Garland Christian J. Garretson-Butt Eric P. Gaver Eileen A. Gavin Information Systems Political Science Drama Writing Engineering Science Speech Pathology Maureen B. Gillen Laurie A. Gisriel Political Science Finance David S. Geckle Chemistry Michael A, Gianotti Information Systems Jennifer L. Gidos Political Science Mark C. Golczewski Computer Science John Goldbloom Marketing Seniors 191 Jeffrey L. Gonce Biology Elizabeth R. Gordon English Writing Robin A. Gordon Sherry A. Gordon Michael A. Gottleib Political Science Math Sci Computer Science Computer Science William E. Gough, III Marketing Peter M. Graessle Finance Stephen W. Graessle Accounting Brian C. Graham English Literature Charles R. Graham, III Eng Lit Art Nancy M. Green Psychology 192 Seniors Donna M. Greene English Literature Jo A. Greeson Political Science Frederick C. Griffith English Literature Thomas V. Griffith Finance Peter F. Griffiths History Second Educ John A. Guerriero General Business Peter C. Guerriero Accounting Eileen M. Guntner Accounting Christopher M. Hagberg History Elizabeth L. Gutberlet Economics Stephen S. Haigley Psychology Seniors 1 93 Michael P. Harrison Susan A, Harrison M. Holly Hartleb Robert L. Haynie Linda S. Hedrick Accounting Accounting Marketing Engineering Science Political Science 1 94 Seniors Karen A. Heidrick English Literature Ralph K. Heinze Marketing Christine T. Heller Computer Science Darrell D. Helm Marketing Karen L. Hemler Computer Science Mark D. Henderson Marketing Edward J. Hicks Maurice S. Hicks Phillip O. Hicks, Jr. Eileen M. Higgins Computer Science Management Computer Science Finance Seniors 1 95 Heidi E. Hooper Mathematical Science Mary A. Horenkamp Art Media Melissa M. Hormes Chemistry Mary K. Hornyak Speech Pathology Bernice B. Horton Chemistry Laura A. Hudson Kathleen A. Huey General Business Speech Pathology Robin T. Huntington Accounting Patrick D. Hurley Management Deborah R. Hurney Economics Vincent R. lacoboni Engineering Science 196 Seniors Jacqueline A. Ichniowski Natalie M. Itzoe Sheila E. Jackman Avery G. Jackson Carolyn T. Jefferson Computer Science Computer Sci Engineering English Lit Media Management English Lit Media Joan M. Jez Renee Y. Johnson Robert S. Johnston, III James M. Jordan Alyson A. Judge Accounting Political Science Computer Science Engineering Science English Lit Media Seniors 1 97 Elizabeth Jue Dianne M. Jung Accounting Media Arts Writing Denise A. Kampe Accounting Thanos Kanellakos English Literature Anne C. Karpers Accounting Darlene T. Kasper Malia A. Kastner Medical Technology Accounting Patricia M. Kearney Accounting Philip Y. Keith Finance Eleanor A. Kent Kyung Kim Pamela W. 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Lightner Accounting Julia Lind Psychology Charles E. Linn, III Nancy F. Litz Marketing Speech Pathology Tammy M. Lloyd Thomas R. Lodge Computer Science Media Arts Writing Paula M. Lotft Nancy A. Lombardo Accounting Mathematical Science Seniors 201 Jill S. Long Marketing William I. Long Business Economics Deborah E. Lonon Marketing Mary C. Love Elementary Education Theodore F. Ludicke Information Systems Suzanne E. Macys Psychology Deborah A. Maenner Mathematical Science Martin P. Mair Economics Colleen M. Majors Information Systems Demetrios N. Makres Rosa L. Mallonga Information Systems Biology 202 Seniors Anthony M. Marzullo Mark A. Mataosky Robert J. Matejka Darsna P. Mathurin Computer Science Biology Accounting Finance Lisa A. Mayni Information Systems Lisa G. Mays Brenda G. McAllister Brigit A. McCann William B. McCann, Jr. Todd L. McClendon Accounting Marketing English Literature Accounting Computer Theology Science Seniors 203 Eileen A. McCloskey Marketing David C. McComas Computer Science Lori McCormick Mary R. McCormick Michael R. McFarlin Medical Technology Sociology Political Science Rose D. Meisenhelder Philip J. Merrill Kathleen M, Michaud Ted J. Miles Amy R. Miller Accounting Sociology Computer Science Psychology Accounting 204 Seniors Joseph A. Molino, Jr. Kathleen M. Monroe Thomas W. Moser Accounting Psychology English Literature Mary E. Mosko Pericles N. Moutsos Timothy E. Mueller Marketing Engineering Science Chemistry Seniors 205 Patricia C. Naughton Kathryn R. Nee Nancy P. Nevin Michael J. Nicolucci Yeganeh Niroomand-Rad English Literature Accounting Speech Pathology Political Science Engineering Science 206 Seniors Suzanne M. Nolan Louis J. Noppenberger Genevieve M. Nulph Jody E, Nusholtz Patrick J. O ' Dea Eng Lit Media Finance Marketing Media Arts Writing Political Science Timothy F. O ' Donnell Marketing Mark Oakey Computer Science Inga M. Oesterle Sharon D, Orwig Thierry N. 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Slezak Joanne Snedeker Joseph A. Sniadach Craig A. Thomas Accounting Computer Science Computer Science Biology Engineering Science Seniors 2 1 3 Elizabeth A. Snyder Diane C. So William A. Sofsky Michael Spinnato Denise Spriggs English Literature Marketing Accounting Marketing Finance English Writing Margaret D, Sprissler Psychology John G. Staab Christopher C. Stachowiak David R. Stack Janet M. Stadter Accounting Engineering Science Computer Science Math Sci Computer Sci 2 1 4 Seniors Elizabeth H. Stockman Ann M. Straub Christina M. Strauch Margaret M. Stromberg Sandra D. Swann Eng Lit Media Finance Finance Accounting Accounting Joan P. Sweeney Accounting Paul A. Swetz Finance Kevin B. Terry Biology Traci L. Theobald Psychology Anisya S. Thomas General Business Seniors 2 1 5 Richard S. Trivett Management Joseph J. Troy Finance Thomas B. Trzcinski Accounting Laura L. Touhey Marketing Vincent P. Trasatti Engineering Science Mary E. Valaik Melissa L. Valenzuela Erik J. Van Nostrand Michael J, Varley John E. Vechio Psychology Computer Science Computer Science Accounting Information Systems 2 1 6 Seniors William E. Venanzi, Jr. Biology Eric A. Villamater Accounting Anthony I. Visalli Biology Jill M. Vogin Chemistry Mark F. Voyton Engineering Science Pamela J. Weakley Gilbert W. Weber, II Karen L. Wedemeyer Elementary Education Biology Information Systems John N, Vukela Catherine M. Wade Political Science Elementary Education Lisa M. Wallace Accounting Anne M. Watson English Lit History Richard J. Wade, Jr. Allison L. Walker Management English Lit Media Seniors 217 David W. Wehberg Carol D. Wehking Computer Science Marketing Jane G. Weigman Philosophy Timothy D, Weiss Accounting Danielle Welch Biology Paul G. Williams James M. Williams Susan A. Winchurch Mark A. Wolff Renee S. Wollschlager Markefing Biology Poli Sci Spanish Biology English Literature 218 Seniors Gary A. Wong English Literature Carl W. Wright Theology Michael S. Wroblewski Joseph A. Yanchik, III Computer Science Finance Management John W. Yoash Marketing Elaine K. Zagardo Mathematical Science Kevin J. Ziegler Biology Mark G. Ziolkowski Clare D. Ziomek Dean H. Zlomke, Jr. Computer Science Biology English Literature Seniors 219 Hey, what are crabs without beer? ▼ Good times make the best memories. The Beginning of the End A s a new semester ushered in fall, the senior class grabbed one last weekend of summer wifh a traditional feast of crabs and beer. Hofdogs, hamburgers, and corn- on-fhe-cob fook a backseat on Butler parking lot as nearly 2000 delicious de- capods were washed down with an ocean of beer. For one last Sunday afternoon, eating was the main course and gluttony was indulged by all. 220 Senior Crab Feast Senior Crab Feast 221 Junior girls helped serve the seniors. ▼ Bonnie Bathurst can ' t believe her eyes. ▼ Most likely to replace Vanessa Williams. . . . And Counting O n February 23, the senior class gathered together in the cafete- ria to begin counting the days to graduation in mere double digits. The evening featured one-liners, pre- sentations of dubiously honorable awards, an all-encompassing slide show, and skits that satirized Loyola life and feafured impersonafions of cerfain members of the senior class. The covet- ed awards of Most Likely fo Succeed were earned by Mike Slattery and Mar- gie Flather. 222 Senior 0 Nights Senior 100 Nights 223 ► Fun at the Senior Banquet. ▼ The Jesuits toast the Seniors. These Are the Good Old Days W ith graduation approaching rapidly, the seniors spent the week prior to the big event in celebration. Senior Week started with cocktail parties sponsored by the Jesuit community and the Alunni Association. In addition, Senior Class President Ted Miles arranged for Loyola Senior Nights at several night spots downtown. The Senior Banguet took place Wednesday night in the Multi-Purpose Room of fhe College Center. Arranged by Debbie Lonon and Eileen Higgins, the event featured an all-you-can-eat buffet dinner. Tim Boucher coordinat- ed the slide show that sent the seniors reminiscing about the past four years. At evening ' s end, those present were singing and dancing to American Pie and New York, New York. Thursday night was Prom Night at the Belvedere, followed by an outdoor pic- nic Friday afternoon. The mellow get- together, as Ted Miles dubbed it, was held in the Butler parking lot and fea- tured the music of fellow seniors Kirk Kness, Sieve Sireci, Mike McFarlin, and Paul Schmitt. Senior Week climaxed with the Bac- caluareate Mass and Graduation. The glory days of fhe Class of 1985 would cerfainly be remembered for a long time to come. 224 Senior Week Senior Week 225 226 Senior Week A Lynn Freeze and Pete Ramirez. Dave Dufour has a mission. Partying in the McAuley courtyard after the Senior Banquet. Senior Week 227 ▼ Bill Long and Bart Kreiner. One push and they all fall down. Getting ready to move out. 228 Senior Week The party ' s just begun! Senior Week 229 Some Enchanted Evening O n Thursday, May 23, the sen- iors of Loyola were given one last chance to put on their dancing shoes and show the under- classmen how graduates have fun. Held in the Grand Ballroom of the Belve- dere, the Senior Prom featured an ex- tensive buffet dinner with a dessert ta- ble that made every sweet tooth yearn. Junior Cline and the Recliners pro- vided the accompanying rockabilly music, and the thirteenth floor rocked as the graduating class danced their fi- nal steps as Loyola students. 230 Senior Prom A Jeff Gonce and his date, Such an all-American couple. Kurt, Rosa, and Margie. A I ' ll drink to that! Senior Prom 231 A Regina Si- monetti, Tony Vesalli, Bon- nie Bathurst, and Chris Wilhide. A Cutesville, USA. A kiss for Kathleen ' s handsome prince. 232 Senior Prom Bill Long and Maureen Gillen. A Loyola ' s Scarlett O ' Hara? It was a night for romance. Senior Prom 233 The Grand Finale In keeping with Loyola tradition, the senior class prepared themselves for graduation by celebrating the Bacca- laureate Mass. Held in the Cathedral of Mary Our Queen on May 25, the homi- list Father J. Glenn Murray spoke to the soon-to-be graduates about the prep- aration for life after Loyola. Principal Concelebrant Father Joseph Sellinger conducted the service. Fellow seniors provided inspirational music, and the graduates and their families left the ser- vice more prepared for the events to take place on Sunday. The seniors saw the light at the end of the tunnel on Sunday, May 26 — all the hard work, sleepless nights, and end- less studying had finally been reward- ed. The Baltimore Civic Center was full of encouraging faces as the graduates prepared to make their walk across the stage. Ted Miles, Senior Class Presi- dent, presented the college with the largest pledge by a graduating class in Loyola ' s history, to be used in improv- I ing handicapped facilities in honor of I fellow graduate Paul Peroutka. Jeanne j Kirkpatrick, former United States Am- ! bassador to the United Nations, ad- dressed the graduates and their families with her speech, and as the masses exit- ed the aduitorium, the new graduates prepared themselves for the future. 234 Commencement Commencement 235 . We have had to meet academic chal- lenges — the challenge of passing that grueling accounting or biology test, or com- pleting ten or more papers in one semester — and on time, or waking up in time for that eight o ' clock class that you know you have already missed too much. There were other challenges . . . Chal- lenges that made it rather difficult to meet academic deadlines amidst a world of social fun and adventure. Partying through the night while singing American Pie, and surviving the next morning to tell about it. Scoring the winning try in a rugby game or the winning goal in a field hockey game. Saving enough money to afford to go to the Senior Prom. And there were even more challenges — from our trudging through the knee-deep mud around obstacles such as dump trucks and construction workers, to our own build- ing upon beliefs and values for the develop- ment of new ones . . . 236 Commencement . . .We hdve been molded by an institution that has taught us strong ideals, truths, and beliefs about God, the world, each other, and ourselves. It is now up to us to go out and live what we have become. And LIVE THAT we can, for each of us has the ability to achieve great things and dream great things ... St. Aneselm said: It is one thing to see the valley of peace from a wooded ridge. It is quite another to tread the road which leads there. The challenge of treading that r oad may be difficult. However, if our heart is in it, we will get there. If we can learn to make dis- tinctions and challenge assumptions, we will get there. If we can laugh at ourselves with- out ever aiming doubt at ourselves, we will get there. If we can be strong and assertive, yet full of feeling and honesty, we will get there. We cannot get there so easily by car or plane, only by hard work and risk, and by not quite knowing what we are doing. But there is something we can carry to ease the load: the love, the laughter, and the memo- ries of our families, of Loyola, and of each other. Remember the times we have shared, but remember them in an effort to grow and move ahead. And as we continue to travel that road and build on to our knowledge and memories, what we will discover will be something won- derful. What we will discover will be our- selves. And we will get there. — Ted Miles May 26, 1985 Commencement 237 Senior Directory Janice Bledsoe 106 La Paix La. Towson, MD 21204 John Abell 2707 Bauernwood Ave. Baltimore, MD 21234 Dora Bankins Rt. 3 Box 830 Hollywood, MD 20636 Adam Block 7400 Prince George Rd. Baltimore, MD 21208 Howard Abraham 212 Charmuth Rd. Timonium, MD 21093 Regina Bannon 1832 Deveron Rd. Baltimore, MD 21234 Stacey Bloom 8618 Bramble Ln. 103 Randallstown, MD 21133 Katherine Allen 1 22 Manhasset Trail Medford Lakes, NJ 08055 Jeffrey Barbers 904 Sfone Barn Rd. Towson, MD 21204 David Bochenek 18 Gakway Rd. Timonium, MD 21093 Katherine Allender 8454 Loch Raven Blvd. Towson, MD 21204 Thomas Barranco 205 Welford Rd. Lutherville, MD 21093 David Bolgiano 1 1 1 Charlesbrooke Rd. Baltimore, MD 21212 Haralambos Amarantidis 642 S. Oldham St. Baltimore, MD 21224 Theresa Barrett 12004 Fairway Ct. Glenn Dale, MD 20769 Michael Borders 16140 Linwood Ave. Detroit, MI 48221 Soraya Amini Box 49B Rd. 2 Hockessin, DE 19707 Joan Barry 1415 Kingsway Rd. Baltimore, MD 21218 Sandra Bornyek 5173 Flowertuft Ct. Columbia, MD 21044 Joseph Amy 2429 Stanwick Rd. Phoenix, MD 21131 Melanie Bartek 1844 Larchmont La. Lancaster, PA 17601 Susan Borowski 3033 Brookwood Rd. Ellicott City, MD 21043 John Angel 246 Oak Ct. Severna Park, MD 21146 Bonnie Bathurst 3330 Wallford Dr. Baltimore, MD 21222 Timothy Boucher 34 Windward Dr, Severna Park, MD 21043 Steven Arenberg 8435 Allenswood Rd. Randallstown, MD 21133 Amy Bauernschub 3210 Brookmede Rd. Ellicott City, MD 21043 Robert Boyle 13 First Light Ct. Baltimore, MD 21237 George Arendt, JIJ 3500 Jean Dr. Baltimore, MD 21207 Kathleen Bauernschub 14809 Clavel St. Rockville, MD 20853 Susan Brandt 478 Five Farms Ln. Timonium, MD 21093 Cynthia Arthes 200 Cross Keys Rd. 53 Baltimore, MD 21210 Luann Baumann 105 8th Ave. Baltimore, MD 21225 Joan Brault 1 1 503 Hitching Post Ln. Rockville, MD 20852 Timothy Auvil 7814 Kavanagh Rd. Baltimore, MD 21222 Mary Baummer 8328 Bradshaw Rd. Bradshaw, MD 21021 Mary Breaux 81 1 Matthews Ave. Aberdeen, MD 21001 Michael Avia 171 Lewis St, Phillipsburg, NJ 08865 Vinita Beasley 1 97 1 Brookside Dr. Edgewood, MD 21040 Patricia Breschi 1428-A W. Joppa Rd. Baltimore, MD 21204 Thomas Baer 503 Westview Rd. Bel Air, MD 21014 Michael Becker 291 1 Normandy Dr, Ellicott City, MD 21043 Edward Brewer 3204 Riverdrive Rd. Baltimore, MD 21219 Michael Bagliani 8203 Yarborough Rd. Baltimore, MD 21204 Kevin Bergin 22 Beverly Rd. Pt, Washington, NY 1 1050 Patricia Britton 1919 E. Belvedere Ave. Baltimore, MD 21239 Charles Baker 1218 Nottingham Rd. Westminster, MD 21157 Jay Bernarding 5457 Moores Run Dr, Baltimore, MD 21206 Robert Brown, Jr. 306 Hopkins Rd. Baltimore, MD 21212 David Baldwin 817 Franklin Ave, Westminster, MD 21157 Peter Berube 101 Shirley Ct. Smithtown, NY 11787 Deborah Brunck 3524 Kings Point Rd. Randallstown, MD 21153 Sheila Balek 501 1 Ft. Sumner Dr. Bethesda, MD 20816 Andrew Beyard 20 Aylesbury Rd. Timonium, MD 21093 John Bruno 324 E. Gowen Ave. Philadelphia, PA 19119 Ann Bands 2117 Eastridge Rd. Timonium, MD 21093 John Bisson, Jr. 1510 Eton Way Crofton, MD 21114 Michael Brzezicki 384 1 Lansdowne Ave, Cincinnati, GH 45236 238 Senior Directory Rudolph Buchheit 30 Maine Trail Medford, N] 08055 William Burgess, III 8215 Edwill Ave. Baltimore, MD 21237 James Burnett 14 Campo Terrace Red Bank, NJ 07701 David Bushman 3204 Westfield Ave. Baltimore, MD 21214 Dawn Buttion 417 Bonham Rd. Joppatowne, MD 21085 Ronald Byrnes 406 W. Joppa Rd. Towson, MD 21204 Linda Cabigas 6929 9th St. NW Washington, DC 20012 Daniel Cahill 8114 Halton Rd. Towson, MD 21204 Patrick Callahan 8100 Halton Rd. Towson, MD 21204 Clarke Callinan 636 S. Ellwood Ave. Baltimore, MD 21224 Christine Calvelli 627 Hempstead Ave. Rockville Centre, NY 1 1570 Julia Campbell 817 Kingston Rd. Baltimore, MD 21212 Michael Cannon 919 Saxon Hill Dr. Cockeysville, MD 21030 Ann Capone 4 Oakridge Ct. Lutherville, MD Christina Carignano 613 Cedarcroft Rd. Baltimore, MD 21212 Francis Carnes, III 4662 Kernwood Ave. Baltimore, MD 21212 Debora Carter 1 102 Dulaney Gate Cr. Cockeysville, MD 21030 Jill Carter 3309 Egerton Rd. Baltimore, MD 21215 Susan Carter 31 Cedarhill Rd. Randallstown, MD 21133 Carl Casalino 35 Paddock Rd. Hohokus, NJ 07423 Cesar Castro 834 Bosley Ave. Towson, MD 21204 Bradford Catling 661 1 Bonnie Ridge Dr. 102 Baltimore, MD 21209 Lawrence Chambers, Jr. 1219 Charmuth Rd. Lutherville, MD 21093 Siu Chan 6208 The Alameda Baltimore, MD 21239 Karen Chason R O H A Farm Hydes, MD 21082 Debra Chernak 1812 Tanbark Dr., 2A Baltimore, MD 21209 Yoon Choi 10204 Greenside Dr. Cockeysville, MD 21030 Lena Choudhary 4100 Long Green Rd. Glen Arm, MD 21057 Brian Chrest 1 1 20 Gypsy Ln. W Towson, MD 21204 Richard Chrismer 1713 Lynncrest Rd. Timonium, MD 21093 Gregory Christ 5417 Seward Ave. Baltimore, MD 21206 Richard Ciattei 1 3 Juxon Ct. Baltimore, MD 21236 Regina Cicone 1 2 Wendslow Rd. Lutherville, MD 21093 Christopher Ciliberti 412B Notre Dame La. Baltimore, MD 21212 James Clarke 96 Jefferson St. Garden City, NY 1 1530 Mary Clay 2569 W. Lafayette Ave. Baltimore, MD 21216 Thomas Coady, Jr. 1410 Kirkwood Rd. Baltimore, MD 21207 Paula Cohen 8256 Streamwood Dr. Pikesville, MD 21208 Kathleen Coleman 6373 Erna Dr. Lockport, NY 14094 Joseph Collini 5539 Plainfield Ave. Baltimore, MD 21206 Robert Comber 815 Chumleigh Rd. Baltimore, MD 21212 John Connors 14010 Ardara Ct. Glenwood, MD 21738 Mary Rose Cook 1424 W. 37th St. Baltimore, MD 21211 Joseph Cook, IV 323 Gralan Rd. Catonsville, MD 21228 Robert Coomes 2213 Willoughby Beach Rd, Edgewood, MD 21040 Anne-Marie Cove 1114 Fallsmead Way Rockville, MD 20854 Anthony Crawford 1645 Poplar Grove St. Baltimore, MD 21216 Edward Cronin 675 Oradell Ave. Oradell, NJ 07649 Kathie Crouse 975 Kirk Rd. Elkton, MD 21921 Tamarah Crouse 43 Mapledale Ave. Glen Burnie, MD 21061 Maura Crowley 6301 Orchid Dr. Bethesda, MD 20 817 Dominic Culotta 30 1 3 White Ave. Baltimore, MD 21214 Margaret Culotta 1027 Hart Rd. Towson, MD 21204 Patrick Cunningham 510 Brook Rd. Towson, MD 21204 Maria Dachille 100 Aylesbury Rd. Towson, MD 21204 Perry Darby 4 Helm Ct. Towson, MD 21204 Maurice Dashiell, Jr. Rt. 1 Box 20 Grasonville, MD 21638 Michelle Decker 34 1 1 Woodstock Ave. Baltimore, MD 21213 Raul de Guzman 121 1 W. 41st St. Baltimore, MD 21211 Marie Deegan 8212 Thornton Rd. Towson, MD 21204 Senior Directory 239 E. lane Deger 336 Golfview Rd. 812 N. Palm Beach, FL 33408 Michael Del Prete 6007 Burnt Oak Rd. Baltimore, MD 21228 Timothy Delaney 407 Forest View Rd. Linthicum, MD 21090 John Deleon 813 Stags Head Rd. Towson, MD 21204 Trade Dell 17515 Masemore Rd. Parkton, MD 21120 Stephen Demarco 103 Witherspoon Rd. Baltimore, MD 21212 Darlene Derr 5622 Gerland Ave. Baltimore, MD 21206 Robert Desantis 16 Jonathans Ct. Cockeysville, MD 21030 Linda Desimone 1420 Woodridge La. Sykesville, MD 21784 Louis Destefano 12001 Caspian Rd. Kingsville, MD 21087 Daniel Levenny 10 North St. Rumson, NJ 07760 Michael DeVito 1905 Caribou Dr. Allison Park, PA 15101 Christina Dickinson 12007 Tempo La. Bowie, MD 20715 Maribeth Diemer 5307 Springlake Way Baltimore, MD 21212 Leo Dimond 9838 Belhaven Rd. Bethesda, MD 20817 Tony Dismukes 3112 Harford Rd. Baltimore, MD 21218 Stephanie Disney 302 Mardo Rd. Baltimore, MD 21227 Laura Dixon 133 Fairmont Dr. Bel Air, MD 21014 Bert Dixon, II 9131 Belair Rd. Baltimore, MD 21236 Michael Dockman 302 Hopkins Rd. Baltimore, MD 21212 Elizabeth Dollahite 9718 Barriage Rd. Kensington, MD 20895 Nancy Donelkovich 12574 Markaire Dr. St. Louis, MO 63146 M. F, Donnelly 1 208 Crestover Rd. Wilmington, DE 19803 Andrea Donohue 962 Nelson Place Arnold, MD 21012 John Dorl 2 1 50 Suburban Greens Dr. Timonium, MD 21093 Patricia Dougherty 1313 Friendship St. Philadelphia, PA 19111 Laura Dow 6516 Monroe Ave. Sykesville, MD 21784 Maureen Downey 2227 Lancashire Dr, Wilmington, DE 19810 James Doyle 5426 Amberwood La. Rockville, MD 20853 Stephen Doyle 3431 Arcadia Dr. Ellicott City, MD 21043 Dean Drake 1 1506 Harford Rd. Glen Arm, MD 21057 Julia Drosf 43 1 6 Edro Ave. Balfimore, MD 21236 Susan Drum 3028 Dunleer Rd. Baltimore, MD 21222 Kathleen Duffy 5606 Remwell Ave. Balfimore, MD 21206 David Dufour 92 14th Ave. Madawaska, ME 04756 Cheryl Dungan 6517 Monroe Ave. Sy kesville, MD 21784 Jeanmarie Dunk 41 Croftley Rd. Lutherville, MD 21093 Gerard Durmowicz 246 Chantry Rd. Timonium, MD 21093 Daniel Dustin 2805 Poffenberger Rd. Middletown, MD 21769 William Duty 1008 Dalton Ave. Baltimore, MD 21224 Brian Dziuba 2409 Harwood Rd. Baltimore, MD 21234 William Edwards 410 Old Riverside Rd. Baltimore, MD 21225 Charles Edwards, Jr. Box 1 47 Forest Hill, MD 21050 Thomas Ellis 4324 Necker Ave. Baltimore, MD 21236 Lynette Elsbree 201 Doncaster Rd. Arnold, MD 21012 Timothy Engle 9619 Pulaski Hwy. Baltimore, MD 21220 Randolph Evensen 1 1 2 Medlow Ct. Timonium, MD 21093 Vicki Everhart 5571 Suffield Ct. Columbia, MD 21044 Matthew Faddis 110 W. 39th St. 1204 Baltimore, MD 21210 Kathleen Fahey 15 Elinor Ave. Baltimore, MD 21236 Sheila Fairley 10905 Oakwood St. Silver Spring, MD 20901 Martin Farrell 536 Seminole Dr. Erie, PA 16505 H. Catherine Path 4903 Walther Ave. Baltimore, MD 21214 Thomas Favinger Rt. 3 Box 247 Easton, MD 21601 H. L. Feeley, III 181 Stanmore Rd. Baltimore, MD 21212 Maryanne Feild 5106 Springlake Way Baltimore, MD 21212 Danilo Fernandez 4436 Selma Ave. Baltimore, MD 21227 Sharon Fiege P.O. Box 604 Brooklandville, MD 21022 Gayle Fink 18 Hawthorne Ave. Baltimore, MD 21208 Mark Fink 1512 Mt. Royal Ave. 3 Baltimore, MD 21217 240 Senior Directory Nora Finn 355 High St. Norwood, NJ 07648 Louis French 504 Wilton Rd. Baltimore, MD 21204 Laurie Gisriel 1504 Charmuth Rd. Lutherville, MD 21093 Peter Fiocco 919 Winchester Dr. Westminster, MD 21157 John Friedel 707 Pin Oak Rd. Severna Park, MD 21146 Elizabeth Gnacek 5547 Lanham Way Baltimore, MD 21206 Kathleen Fitzgerald 14003 Quinn Ln. Baldwin, MD 21013 Mary Friedel 1623 Alston Rd. Towson, MD 21204 Annette Godwin 8619 Oak Rd. Baltimore, MD 21234 Robert Fitzgerald 1501 Rolling Rd. Salisbury, MD 21801 Kathleen Frisbie 15760 Pointer Ridge Dr. Bowie, MD 20716 Mark Goldczewski 2375 Hamiltowne Cir. Baltimore, MD 21237 Sheila Fitzgerald 1615 N. Jackson St. Arlington, VA 22201 John Friskey 10006 Carrigan Dr. Elicott City, MD 21043 John Goldbloom 1011 Fox Ridge Ln. Baltimore, MD 21221 Thomas Fitzmyer 1 14 Glenn Rd. Ardmore, PA 19003 Ronald Gajewski 7713 Charlesmont Rd. Baltimore, MD 21222 Jeffrey Gonce 5604 White Ave. Baltimore, MD 21206 Rosemarie Flanagan 9 Colonial Ct. Rockville, MD 2 0852 John Galeone 233 W, Timonium Rd. Timonium, MD 21093 Pierre Gonzalez 4403H Colmar Garden Dr. Baltimore, MD 21211 Margaret Flather 5205 White Flint Dr. Kensington, MD 20895 Timothy Gallagher 12201 Barclay PI. Laurel, MD 20708 Elizabeth Gordon 13914 Glen High Rd. Baldwin, MD 21013 Thomas Flatley 13202 Iris Ct. Bowie, MD 20715 John Gallo 1131 Loxford Terrace Silver Spring, MD 20901 Robin Gordon 3 1 50 Broadway 1 31 New York, NY 10027 David Flitt 7405 Brompton Rd. Baltimore, MD 21207 Joseph Garland 14105 Greencroft Ln. Cockeysville, MD 21030 Sherry Gordon Rd 6 Burrs Mill Rd. Vincentown, NJ 08088 Patricia Flood 13 Dellwood Ct, Hunt Valley, MD 21030 Christian Garretson-Butt 2515 N. Calvert St. Baltimore, MD 21218 Michael Gottleib 6820 Autumn View Dr. Sykesville, MD 21784 Kyden Floyd 392 Steven Way Severna Park, MD 21146 Eric Gaver 4137 Harford Creamery Rd. White Hall, MD 21 161 William Gough, III P.O. Box 25 Rte. 238 Chaptico, MD 20621 David Flury 2209 Ellen Ave. Baltimore, MD 21234 Eileen Gavin 5702 Ridgeway Ave. Rockville, MD 20851 Peter Graessle 9504 Ash Hollow PI. Gaithersburg, MD 20879 Michael Fortunate 7616 Massena Rd. Bethesda, MD 20817 Kevin Gavin 7416 Stanmore Ct. Baltimore, MD 21212 Stephen Graessle 9504 Ash Hollow PI. Gaithersburg, MD 20879 Valerie Foudos 1815 Valley Brook Dr. Kingsville, MD 21087 Mara Gavlinski 2110 Robertson Rd. Bel Air, MD 21014 Patrick Graham 5115 Clavel Terrace Rockville, MD 20853 Jane Francis 105 Seminloe Ave. Catonsville, MD 21228 Herbert Geary, III 2001 Dogwood Dr. Waldorf, MD 20601 Charles Graham, 111 6 Reservoir Rd. Baltimore, MD 21208 Christopher Franki 10313 Malcolm Cr. 1 Cockeysville, MD 21030 David Geckle 421 Sudbury Rd. Linthicum, MD 21090 Michael Graziano 2010 Hillcroft Dr. Forest Hill, MD 21050 Alicia Frederic 4013 Roland Ave. Baltimore, MD 21211 Michael Gianotti 101 Belhaven Terrace Baltimore, MD 21236 Nancy Green 2803 Federal La. Bowie, MD 20715 Martin Frederick 605 Simms Landing Rd. Crownsville, MD 21032 Jennifer Gidos 852 Mago Vista Rd. Arnold, MD 21012 Donna Greene 324 W. Kenwood Ave. Baltimore, MD 21228 Lynn Freeze 5734 Oklahoma Rd. Eldersburg, MD 21784 Maureen Gillen 1 40- 1 1 Beach Channel Dr. Belle Harbor, NY 1 1694 Jo Greeson 2504 Hudson St. Baltimore, MD 21224 Senior Directory 241 Dona Grier 3802 Ridgewood Ave. Baltimore, MD 21215 Frederick Griflith Rt. 5 Box 276 Easton, MD 21601 Thomas Griffith 10704 Deborah Dr. Potomac, MD 20854 Peter Griffiths 1 1 22 Martine Ave. Plainfield, NJ 07060 John Guerriero 845 E. Lombard St. Baltimore, MD 21202 Peter Guerriero 4 Tarland Ct. Baltimore, MD Eileen Guntner 1847 Loch Shiel Rd. Towson, MD 21234 Elizabeth Gutberlet 519 Regester Ave. Baltimore, MD 21212 Christopher Hagberg 418 Park Creek Rd. Pasadena, MD 21122 Stephen Haigley 23 Maryland Ave. Towson, MD 21204 John Hall 4 Monroe Field Ct. Catonsville, MD 21228 Karen Hametz 9720 Hedin Dr. Silver Spring, MD 20903 Douglas Hamilton 2302 Mo ntebello Terrace Baltimore, MD 21214 Gertrude Haney 978 Rt. 97 Cooksville, MD 21723 Wayne Harp, Jr. 1726 E. 29th St. Baltimore, MD 21218 Debra Harrison 410 Holly Farms Rd. Severna Park, MD 21146 Mary Harrison 1 239G Gaskins Rd. Richmond, VA 23233 Michael Harrison 3416 Abbie Place Baltimore, MD 21207 Susan Harrison 1006 Meriweather Dr. Fallston, MD 20147 M. Holly Hartleb 2939 Knoll Cr. Ellicott City, MD 21043 William Hathaway 2571 Wellworth Way W. Freindship, MD 21794 Joan Hatheway 165 Cony St. Augusta, ME 04330 Robert Haynie 7003 Arion Ave. Baltimore, MD 21234 John Hebeka 303 Merrie Hunt Dr. Timonium, MD 21093 Linda Hedrick 14 National Dr. Baltimore, MD 21221 Matthew Heenan 4405J Colmar Garden Dr. Baltimore, MD 21211 Ronald Hefner 2705 Parkshire Ct, Fallston, MD 21047 Karen Heidrick 9371 Rustling Leaf Columbia, MD 21045 Ralph Heinze Sarum Manor Charlotte Hall, MD 20622 Christine Heller 6639 Western Ave. Washington, DC 20015 Darrell Helm 2014 Bank St. Baltimore, MD 21231 Karen Hemler 132 Newburg Ave. Catonsville, MD 2 1 228 Mark Henderson 6535 Hilltop Ave. Baltimore, MD 21206 Michael Hendrie 925 Autumnwood Dr. Gambrills, MD 21054 Donna Hergenroeder 5647 Utrecht Rd. Baltimore, MD 21206 Monica Hester 406 Elmwood Rd. Baltimore, MD 21206 Edward Hicks 1637 Ardsley Place Crofton, MD 21114 Maurice Hicks 464 W. 126th St. 9 New York, NY 10027 Phillip Hicks, Jr. 1874 Cabrini Ct. Crofton, MD 21114 Eileen Higgins 32 Fernwood Terrace Stewart Manor, NY 1 1530 Kenneth Hoffman 2730 Greene Rd. Baldwin, MD 21013 Heidi Hooper 13 Dunwich Rd. Lutherville, MD 21093 Mary Horenkamp 416 Park Creek Ct. Pasadena, MD 21122 Melissa Hormes 1 2005 Cedar Ln. Kingsville, MD 21087 Mary Hornyak 14202 Brad Dr. Rockville, MD 20853 Bernice Horton 4704 Amberley Ave. Baltimore, MD 21229 Robert Huber 336 Wye Rd, Baltimore, MD 21221 Laura Hudson 3501 Murdock Rd. Kensington, MD 20895 Kathleen Huey 9326 Waltham Woods Rd. Baltimore, MD 21234 Francis Hunter, III 519 Epsom Dr. Apt T-C Towson, MD 21204 Robin Huntington 6810 Highview Ave. Baltimore, MD 21206 Patrick Hurley 11512 Cedar Ln. Kingsville, MD 21087 Deborah Hurney 6605 McCahill Dr. Laurel, MD 20707 Rhonda Hurwitz 6008 Highboro Dr. Bethesda, MD 20034 Vincent lacoboni 2203 Fox Hunt Ln. Lutherville, MD 21093 Carol Ichniowski 27 Kirwin Ct. Baltimore, MD 21234 Jacqueline Ichniowski 12229 Fawnhaven Ct. Elhcott City, MD 21043 Roxanne Irani 516 E. 41st St. 3rd FI. Baltimore, MD 21218 Natalie Itzoe 22 E. Franklin St. Box 436 New Freedom, PA 17349 Sheila Jackman 5901 Winthrope Ave. Baltimore, MD 2 1 206 242 Senior Directory Avery Jackson 1715 Gridley La. Silver Spring, MD 20902 Kyung Kim 2410 Hartfell Rd. Timonium, MD 21093 Vincent Kuyawa 3403 Meadowdale Dr. Baltimore, MD 21207 Myung Jang 2601 Fait Ave. Baltimore, MD 21224 Pamela Kim 21 Shawn Ct. Baltimore, MD 21236 Yeong-Mi Kwon 2913 Markley Ave. Baltimore, MD 21214 Carolyn Jefferson 2321 Radka La. Wilmington, DE 19810 Sandra King 1518 Selling Ave. Baltimore, MD 21237 Lisa Lake 5917 Western Run Dr. Baltimore, MD 21209 Joan Jez 6404 Lone Oak Dr. Befhesda, MD 20817 William King 4710 Edgefield Rd. Bethesda, MD 20814 Maura Lane 5678 Thicket La. Columbia, MD 21044 Renee Johnson 5504 Winton Ave. Baltimore, MD 21207 Gretchen Kitfel 5927 Belair Rd. Baltimore, MD 21206 Rosemary Langevin 4508 Rittenhouse St. NW Washington, DC 20015 Robert Johnston, III 9010 Chateaugay Ct. Baltimore, MD 21210 Barbara Kittrell 1688 Darley Ave. Baltimore, MD 21213 Steven Larcher 1914 Sands Dr. Annapolis, MD 21401 Brian Jones 3307 Alto Rd. Baltimore, MD 21216 Melissa Kleinert 3333 N. Charles St, 1009 Baltimore, MD 21218 Jane Lardner 20 Sturat Mills PI. Baltimore, MD 21228 James Jordan 6710 Glenkirk Rd. Baltimore, MD 21239 Howard Klohr, Jr. 109 McGuirk Dr. Glen Burnie, MD 21061 Teresa Larkins 801 Bobby Rd. Baltimore, MD 21228 John Jordan 2646 Maryland Ave. Baltimore, MD 21218 Kirk Kness 2002 Farout Ln. Box 545 Sparks, MD 21152 Juergen Laue 1021 E. Northern Pkwy. Baltimore, MD 21212 Alyson Judge 1 1805 Hayfield Ct. Potomac, MD 20854 Geoffrey Knickerbocker 412 Fernwood Cl. Severna Park, MD 21146 Laura Lawrence 404 Linda Ave. Linthicum, MD 21090 Elizabeth Jue 6510 Monroe Ave. Sykesville, MD 21784 David Kohles 1545 Norfhgate Rd. Balfimore, MD 21218 Joseph Layug 603 Stone Barn Rd. Towson, MD 21204 Dianne Jung 12337 Pans Spring Ct. Ellicott City, MD 21043 Christopher Kosmowski 8808 Orwood Ln. Laurel, MD 20708 Deborah Lazaro 8 Windemere Pky. Phoenix, MD 21 131 Denise Kampe 5632 Utrecht Rd. Baltimore, MD 21206 Edward Kossa 7933 Crownsway Glen Burnie, MD 21061 Lorri Lechlinski 3H Lake Cliff Ct. Cockeysville, MD 21030 Thanos Kanellakos 1709 Wentworth Rd. Baltimore, MD 21234 Marilyn Kovaleski 503 Chadwick Rd. Timonium, MD 21093 Catherine Lee 307 Catherine Ave. Linthicum, MD 21090 Anne Karpers 12 N. Morerick Ave. Baltimore, MD 21228 Alexis Kramer Lac des Cygnes Farm McDaniel, MD 21647 Jin Lee 9317 Michaels Way Ellicott City, MD 21043 Malia Kastner 105 Winslow St. Cumberland, MD 21502 Bart Kreiner 29 Bonnie Ave. Bel Air, MD 21014 Jung Lee 3813 Collier Rd. Randallstown, MD 21133 Patricia Kearney 1 7 Colonial Rd. Bel Air, MD 21014 Janet Krejci 7006 Copeleigh Rd. Baltimore, MD 21212 Young Lee 16 Tussock Ct. Baltimore, MD 21220 Philip Keith 203 Balsam Dr. Severna Park, MD 21146 Carolyn Krysiak 364 Cornwall St. Baltimore, MD 21224 David Lee, Jr. 3450 S. River Terrace Edgewater, MD 21037 Eleanor Kent 7920 Springway Rd. Baltimore, MD 21204 Janice Kulle 1475 Charlestowne Dr. Edge wood, MD 21040 Andrew Lehfeldt 6300 Alcott Rd. Bethesda, MD 20817 Mary Kettles 690 Springdale Terrace Morrisville, PA 19067 Walter Kutrik, Jr. 3141 Woodring Ave. Baltimore, MD 21234 Ronald Lehman 106 Gordon Ln. Glen Burnie, MD 21061 Senior Directory 243 Amy Lehr 363 Colket Ln. Strafford, PA 19087 John Leineweber 1202 Georgetown Dr. Bel Air, MD 21014 Patricia Leo 1553 Northbourne Rd. Baltimore, MD 21239 Donna Lettow 87 1 1 Richmond Ave. Baltimore, MD 21234 Jeffrey Levine 9534 Pamplona Rd. Columbia, MD 21045 Scoft Levy 4841 Hawksbury Rd. Pikesville, MD 21208 Daria Lightner 3141 Edge wood Rd. Ellicott City. MD 21043 Julia Lind 1 152 S. Negley Ave. Pittsburgh, PA 15217 Charles Linn, III 1809 Belvue Dr. Forest Hill, MD 21050 Kathleen Littlepage 1370 Kenton Rd. Baltimore, MD 21234 Scott Littleton 2012 Dumont Rd. Timonium, MD 21093 Nancy Litz 36 Chews Landing Rd. Haddonfield, NJ 08033 Timothy Litz 7 1 48 Greenwood Ave. Baltimore, MD 21206 Tammy Lloyd 8805 Royal Ridge Ln. Laurel. MD 20708 Thomas Lodge 9638 Parkwood Dr. Bethesda, MD 20814 Paula Lofft 3106 N. Chatham Rd. Ellicott City, MD 21043 Nancy Lombardo 9210 Twin Hill Ln. Laurel, MD 20708 Jill Long 1 2004 Pleasant Prospect Mitchellville, MD 20716 William Long 4909 Crowson Ave. Baltimore, MD 21212 Deborah Lonon 1047 Wintergreen Terrace Rockville, MD 20850 Mary Love 8 Roe Ln. Arnold, MD 21012 Mary Lovell 7108 Chambers Rd. Baltimore, MD 21234 Theodore Ludicke. 3921 Wall Ann Dr. Ellicott City, MD 21043 Robert Lutz, Jr. 1301 Fordham Ct. Bel Air, MD 21014 Suzanne Macys 3766 Soring Meadow Dr. Ellicott City, MD 21043 Deborah Maenner 7918 Roseland Ave. Baltimore, MD 21237 Martin Mair 1114 Gittings Ave. Baltimore, MD 21239 Colleen Majors 394 NW 170th Dr. Beaverton, OR 97006 Demetrios Makres 14 Oakridge Ct. Lutherville, MD 21093 Rosa Mallonga 6803 Chippewa Dr. Baltimore, MD 21209 Paul Manfre 1533 Cedarwood Dr. Bel Air, MD 21014 Paul Markowitz 7119 Eastbrook Ave. Baltimore, MD 21224 Felicia Martin 2812 Harview Ave. Baltimore, MD 21234 Andrew Martz 53 Mockingbird Hackettstown, NJ 07840 Anthony Marzullo 5146 Terrace Dr. Baltimore, MD 21236 Mark Mataosky 8358 Jumpers Hole Rd. Millersville, MD 21108 Robert Matejka 1317 Terry Way Fallston, MD 21047 Darsna Mathurin 191 Claremont Ave. 41 New York, NY 10027 Lisa Mays 1 33 S. Symington Ave, Baltimore, MD 21228 Brenda McAllister 2209 Gapland Rd. Jefferson, MD 21755 Mark McCabe 2829 E. Northern Pkwy. Baltimore, MD 21214 Peter McCabe Rt. 2 Bx 114 Lake Dr. Leonardtown, MD 20650 Brigit McCann 3 Trelawny Ct. Lutherville, MD 21093 William McCann, Jr. 1 24 E. Randall St. Baltimore, MD 21230 Brian McCaw 10609 Amherst Ave. Silver Spring, MD 20902 Todd McClendon 107 N. Carey St. 1 Baltimore, MD 21223 Eileen McCloskey 2200 Old. Erederick Rd. Baltimore, MD 21228 David McComas 915 Breezewick Cir. Towson, MD 21204 Michael McEarlin 1509 Riverside Dr. Salisbury, MD 21801 Julia McGann 305 N, Woodstock Dr, Cherry Hill, NJ 08034 James McGillicuddy 600 Lo wander Ln. Silver Spring, MD 20901 Kevin McMahon, Jr. 2116 Givenswood Dr. Fallston, MD 21047 John McPherson 413 Warren Rd. Cockeysville, MD 21030 Mark Mecinski 2101 Echodale Ave. Baltimore, MD 21214 Laura Meed 616 Tower Bank Rd. Severna Park, MD 21146 Rose Meisenhelder 3400 White Ave. Baltimore, MD 21214 Philip Merrill 5005 Edmondson Ave. Baltimore, MD 21229 Kathleen Michaud 1218 Brook Meadow Dr. Towson, MD 21204 Kimberly Michel 19 Hickory Meadow Rd. Cockeysville, MD 21030 Andrew Middleton 9221 Crownwood Rd. Ellicott City, MD 21043 244 Senior Directory Theodore Miles 13016 Tridelphia Rd. Ellicott City, MD 21043 Thomas Mullen 7 1 09 Rodgers Ct. Baltimore, MD 21212 Timothy O ' Donnell 1 10 Cedarcroft Rd. Baltimore, MD 21212 Amy Miller 19 Northship Rd. Baltimore, MD 21222 Barbara Murphy 705 Giles St. Havre de Grace, MD 21078 Peter O ' Neill 5905 Loch Raven Blvd. Baltimore, MD 21239 Brian Miller 706 Old Crossing Dr. Baltimore, MD 21208 Miles Murphy 5 St. Michaels Way Baltimore, MD 21212 Inga Oesterle 985 Indian Landing Rd. Millersville, MD 21108 Robert Miller 936 Wilton Dr. Baltimore, MD 21227 Patrick Murphy 1 1 7 Hatton Dr. Severna Park, MD 21146 James Offutt, III 46 Cedar Knoll Rd. Cockeysville, MD 21030 David Minnis, III 1200 Georgetown Dr. Bel Air, MD 21014 Robert Murphy 2407 Chatau Ct. Fallston, MD 21047 Gregory Oler 1 1 Hammen Ave. Timonium, MD 21093 Marie Miranda 3917 Tiverton Rd. Randallstown, MD 21133 Molly Murray 6422 Western Ave. Chevy Chase, MD 20815 Sharon Orwig 3978 Old Federal Hill Rd. Jarrettsville, MD 21084 Brian Mitchell 408 Larkspur Dr. loppa, MD 21085 Gregory Muth 6101 Loch Raven Blvd. Baltimore, MD 21239 Thierry Oteyza 2105 High Point Rd. Forest Hill, MD 21050 Yasmin Moledina 63 S. Colonial Ave. Westminster, MD 21157 Patricia Naughton 14721 Myer Terrace Rockville, MD 20853 Robert Owens 1811 Pot Spring Rd. Timonium, MD 21093 Karen Moler 1213 Rosemont Dr. Knoxville, MD 21758 Kathryn Nee 43 Glenbrook Dr. Phoenix, MD 21131 Thomas Owens 1811 Pot Spring Rd. Timonium, MD 21093 Joseph Molino, Jr. 2405 Papaya Rd. Edgewood, MD 21040 Nancy Nevin 131 Juniper Dr, Freehold, NJ 07728 Teresa Paffenback 4 Marbledale Ct. Reisterstown, MD 21136 Kathleen Monroe 3302 Norman Ave. Baltimore, MD 21213 Wallace Nichols 351 1 Stoneybrook Rd. Randallstown, MD 21133 Marc Pamfilis 1502 Ameshire Rd. Lutherville, MD 21093 James Moorer 742 Carlisle Dr. Arnold, MD 21012 Michael Nicolucci 10404 Dee La. Clinton, MD 20735 Crystal Patterson 4226 Evans Chapel Rd. Baltimore, MD 21211 Joseph Morel 901 S. Main St. Mt. Airy, MD 21771 Yeganoh Niroomand-Rad 516 E. 41st St 3rd FI. Baltimore, MD 21218 Barbara Paul 28 Edgewater Ave. Massapequa, NY 11758 Thomas Moser P.O. Box 5742 Holy Trinity Monastery Pikesville, MD 2 1 208 Suzanne Nolan 7601 Honesty Way Bethesda, MD 20817 Benedict Peizik 6417 Danville Ave. Baltimore, MD 21224 Mary Mosko 9 Lexington Rd. Bel Air, MD 21014 Louis Noppenberger 508 Talbott Ave. Lutherville, MD 21093 Polly Peros 3102 Hamilton Ave. Baltimore, MD 21214 George Mouskides Leonidou 7A St. Acropolis Nicosia, Cyprus William Novak 5124 Plainfield Ave. Baltimore, MD 21206 Paul Peroutka 1011 Kenilworth Dr. Towson, MD 21204 Pericles Moutsos 1637 Eton Way Crofton, MD 21114 Genevieve Nulph 444 Bendale Dr. Severna Park, MD 21146 Beth Perry 922 Ellendale Dr. Towson, MD 21204 Timothy Mueller 133 Elinor Ave. Baltimore, MD 21236 Albert Nunez 503 Goucher Blvd. Towson, MD 21204 Martin Perry 1101 Old Fallston Rd. Box 22 Fallston, MD 21047 Mary Mullally 1485 Selworthy Rd. Rockville, MD 20854 Jody Nusholtz 3220 Southgreen Rd. Baltimore, MD 21207 Steve Perry 222 Worthmont Rd. Baltimore , MD 21228 Lynn Mullen 2506 Old Joppa Rd. Joppa, MD 21085 Patrick O ' Dea 1605 Buchanan St. NE Washington, DC 20017 Jeffrey Peterson 10000 Old Providence Way Cockeysville, MD 21030 Senior Directory 245 George Petty 4111 Paddrick Rd. Darlington, MD 21034 Julie Rappold 10 Township Rd. Baltimore, MD 21222 Thomas Russell 313 Lambeth Rd. Baltimore, MD 21228 M. Karen Pfeiff P.O. Box 285 Leonardtown, MD 20650 Thomas Ray 2820 Duvall Rd. Woodbine, MD 21797 Anthony Ruszala 2410 Island Branch Rd. Whitehall, MD 21 161 Manann Philippou 1 1 44 Edgecomb Ave. York, PA 17403 Jacqueline Reardon 8620 Lochaven Dr. Gaithersburg, MD 20879 Colleen Ryan 322 Winter Quarters Dr. Pocomole, MD 21851 Tracy Piazza 36 Stepney Rd. Box 55 Redding Ridge, CT 06876 John Rehak 161 Alicia Dr. Biloxi, MI 39531 Kenneth Sadofsky 8015 Sagramore Rd. Baltimore, MD 21237 Randy Piccoli 4608 Ballygar Rd. Baltimore, MD 2 1 236 John Reid, Jr. 601 Shelley Rd. Towson, MD 21204 John Sadowski 1020 Breezewick Rd. Towson, MD 21204 Janet Pilarski 1 1 3 Murdock Rd. Baltimore, MD 21212 Mary Reinhardt 513 Overbrook Rd. Baltimore, MD 21212 Majid Sajjad 806 Round Top Ct. 3C Lutherville, MD 21093 Robert Plantholt 1464 Deer Park Rd. Finksburg, MD 21048 Lisa Reusing 1 223 N. 62nd St. Baltimore, MD 21237 David Samluck 419 Fairfax Ave. Baltimore, MD 21225 Pamela Plott 1215 Temfield Rd. Towson, MD 21204 Tiziano Ricci 2344 Jameson St. Temple Hills, MD 20748 Nicholas Sanidas 7512 Knollwood Rd. Towson, MD 21204 Christine Poindexter 2309 Pinefield Rd. Waldorf, MD 20601 Stephen Rieger 1015 Ivy Hill Cockeysville, MD 21030 John Scaldara, Jr. 12244 Mt. Albert Rd. Ellicott City, MD 21043 Donald Poole, Jr. 1433 Gibsonwood Dr. Baltimore, MD 2 1 228 Joseph Ringer, III 4801 Lorelly Ave. Baltimore, MD 21206 Margaret Scannello 1 14 Vernon Ave. Glen Burnie, MD 21061 Christina Popowych 2212 Hamilton Ave. Baltimore, MD 21214 Jeanne Roan 8202 Killean Way Potomac, MD 20854 Madelyn Scarpulla 240 S. 3rd St. Philadelphia, PA 19106 Lynne Porter 733 Highwood Dr. Baltimore, MD 21212 Kathryn Robinson 10 Poultney St. Baltimore, MD 21230 Paul Schiavone 8921 Carlisle Ave. Baltimore, MD 21236 Suzanne Porta 6709 Garvey Rd. Baltimore, MD 21237 Jill Roesler 5410 Channing Rd. Baltimore, MD 21229 Paul Schmitt 139 Dewey Dr, Annapolis, MD 21401 Duane Pov ell 8100 Rosaryville Rd. Upper Marlboro, MD 20772 Mary Rogers 1 1803 Chantilly Ln. Mitchellville, MD 20716 Hannah Schneider 7885 Heatherton La. Potomac, MD 20854 Giulia Prezioso 1 1 25 Gypsy Ln. W Towson, MD 21204 John Rogers, Jr. 418 Chalfonte Dr. Baltimore, MD 21228 Theresa Schreiber 7 1 1 Franklin Ave. Baltimore, MD 21221 Elizabeth Price 301 Kearney Dr. Owings Mills, MD 21117 Amy Rosen 806 Painted Post Ct. Baltimore, MD 21208 Laura Schuble 14300 Parkmanor Terrace Rockville, MD 20853 Edward Pryor, Jr. 150 Rooney Rd. Warwick, RI 02889 Wendy Rosenberger 5600 Cedonia Ave. Baltimore, MD 21206 Brian Schuette 14201 Turkey Foot Rd. Gaithersburg, MD 20878 Leon Rachuba, III 4206 Harford Ter. Baltimore, MD 21214 Dorothy Rostkowski 3000 E. Pratt St. Baltimore, MD 21224 Alexander Schuster 5517 Suffield Ct. Columbia, MD 21044 Thomas Rafferty 76 Barkalow Ave. Freehold, NJ 07728 Robert Rowe 1 17 Hollow Brook Rd. Timonium, MD 21093 Daniel Scieszka 2602 Kenwood Dr. Joppa, MD 21085 Jack Ramey 423 Atlantic Ave. 2-M Brooklyn, NY 11217 Regina Ruhlmann 2904 York Manor Rd. Phoenix, MD 21 131 Mark Scurti 7309 Mt. Vista Rd. Kingsville, MD 21087 246 Senior Directory Mary Seidlich 2605 Thornbrook Rd. Ellicott City, MD 21043 Micha el Slattery 2200 Rosecroft Blvd. Ft, Washington, MD 20744 Joan Sweeney 2901 Emerald Rd. Baltimore, MD 21234 Susan Seiss 343 Stiemly Ave. Glen Burnie, MD 21061 James Slezak 4204 Berger Ave, Baltimore, MD 21206 Paul Swetz 1315 Woodbourne Ave. Baltimore, MD 21239 John Seman, III 2602 Green Spring Ave. Joppa, MD 21085 Joseph Sniadach 14 Farwell Ct. Baltimore, MD 21236 Donna Switzer 7709 Jaflrey Rd. Ft. Washington, MD 20744 Jody Sevidal 2710 Proctor Ln. Baltimore, MD 21234 Elizabeth Snyder 8208 Pleasant Plains Rd. Towson, MD 21204 Kevin Terry 1727 Wadsworth Way Baltimore, MD 21239 Kristy Sexton 208 E. Heather Rd. Box 535 Bel Air, MD 21014 Diane So 1216 Canberwell Rd, Baltimore, MD 21228 Traci Theobald 9610 Labrador La. Cockeysville, MD 21030 Sotirios Sfikas 310 Lord Byron Ln. 201 Baltimore, MD 21030 William Sofsky 8403 Avery Rd. Baltimore, MD 21237 Anisya Thomas 2900 Andover Rd. Forest Hill, MD 21050 Thomas Shannon 4014 Silvage Rd. Baltimore, MD 21236 Jeflrey Spendley 163 Winthrop Terrace Northvale, NJ 07647 Craig Thomas 2141 Pine Valley Dr. Timonium, MD 21093 Mark Sheehan 8 Overgate Ct. Cockeysville, MD 21030 Michael Spinnato 1714 Oakfield Ave. Baltimore, MD 21221 Monica Thomas 7814 Berry Place Forestville, MD 20747 Laura Sheppard 2409 Gibson Rd. Apt. 1 Forest Hill, MD 21050 Denise Spriggs 2805 Woodland Ave. Baltimore, MD 21215 Gregory Thor 5423 Hildebrand Ct. Columbia, MD 21044 Audie Shields, Jr, 634 Walker St. Aberdeen, MD 21001 Margaret Sprissler 5613 Hilltop Ave. Baltimore, MD 21206 Steven Thrush 506 Hemingway Dr. Bel Air, MD 21014 Anthony Shiflett 3123 Cornwall Rd. Baltimore, MD 21222 John Staab 4213 Anntana Ave. Baltimore, MD 2 1 206 Sever Tok 1754 Albemarle Dr. Crofton, MD 21114 Sang Chul Shin 469 Glen Mar Rd. Glen Burnie, MD 21061 Christopher Stachowiak P.O. Box 108 Reynolds Rd. Bradshaw, MD 21156 Janice Tolj 20 E. Lake Ave, Baltimore, MD 21212 Bryan Siedlecki 5111 Thomas Ave. Baltimore, MD 21236 David Stack 8002 Neighbors Ave. Baltimore, MD 21237 Laura Touhey 4 St. Andrews Garth Severna Park, MD 21146 Maureen Simermeyer 1 Burr Oak Ct. Randallstown, MD 21133 Janet Stadter 8 Thurkill Ct. Cockeysville, MD 21030 Vincent Trasatti 1607 Edgerton PI. Crofton, MD 21114 Janet Simonetti 8578 Brickyard Rd. Potomac, MD 20854 Kathleen Stephens 735 Robin Hood Dr. Sherwood Forest, MD 21405 Thomas Trently, Jr. 1560 Doxbury Rd. Towson, MD 21204 Regina Simonetti 210 Upnor Rd. Baltimore, MD 21212 Elizabeth Stockman 206 Croft Ridge Dr. Broomall, PA 19008 Richard Trivett 13244 Glenhill Rd. Silver Spring, MD 20904 Frederick Singleton 7948 Blobs Park Rd. Jessup, MD 20794 Ann Marie Straub 73 The Waterway Manhasset, NY 1 1030 Joseph Troy 2720 S. Riding Dr. Wilmington, DE 19808 Stephen Sireci 2654 Manor Ln. N, Bellmore, NY 11710 Christina Strauch 652 Regester Ave. Baltimore, MD 21212 Paul Trueschler 620 Stone Barn Rd. Towson, MD 21204 Stephen Skarupa 3018 Texas Ave. Baltimore, MD 21234 Margaret Stromberg 1006 Hartmont Rd. Baltimore, MD 21228 Kathleen Tylisz 7726 Charlesmont Rd. Baltimore, MD 21222 Mary Anne Skrivan 1302 Brixton Rd. Baltimore, MD 21239 Dawn Swann P.O. Box 217 La Plata, MD 20646 Robert Tyszkiewicz 87 1 4 Wendell Ave, Baltimore, MD 21234 Senior Directory 247 Dwight Umstead 318 Montgomery Dr. Forrest Hill, MD 21050 Anne Watson 10000 Frederick Ave. Kensington, MD 20895 Jeffrey Wineholt 304 Theodore Rd. Port Deposit, MD 21904 Mary Valaik 1010 Parkside Ave. Buffalo, NY 14216 Pamela Weakley 1 1 734 Veirs Mill Rd. Silver Spring, MD 20902 Matthew Wist 523 St. Francis Rd. Towson, MD 21204 Melissa Valenzuela 9613 Wedgewood Dr. Ff. Washington, MD 20744 Gilbert Weber, 11 1 2407 Stretton Ln. Bowie, MD 20715 Joseph Wixted, Jr. 9906 Hoyt Cir. Randallstown, MD 21133 Erik Van Nostrand 2415 Perry Ave. Edgewood MD 21040 Karen Wedemeyer 232 Kenwood Rd. Pasadena, MD 21122 Suzanne Wolf 4637 Doncaster Dr. Ellicott City, MD 21043 Michael Varley 1700 Watervale Rd. Fallston, MD 21047 Raymond Weglein, Jr. 5407 Falls Rd. Terr. Baltimore, MD 21210 Mark Wolff 1349 Taylor Ave. Baltimore, MD 21234 John Vechio 3514 Cornwall Ct. Baltimore, MD 21222 David Wehberg 203 Linda Ave. N. Linthicum, MD 21090 Renee Wolfschlager 1732 Fleet St. Baltimore, MD 21231 William Venanzi, Jr. P.O. Box 814 Bel Air, MD 21014 Carol Wehking 5481 Marlin St. Rockville, MD 20853 Gary Wong 4004 Glenrose St. Kensington, MD 20895 Eric Villameter 5 Clipping Tree Ln. Hunt Valley, MD 21030 Jane Weigman 2322 Eastridge Rd. Timonium, MD 21093 Douglas Workman 4 1 2 Bonham Rd. Joppa, MD 21085 Anthony Visalli 4107 White Ave, Baltimore, MD 21206 Timothy Weiss 1537 Hillside Dr. Cherry Hill, NJ 08003 Carl Wright 2475 Shirley Ave. Baltimore, MD 21215 Jill Vogin 4317 Aspen Hill Rd. Rockville, MD 20853 Danielle Welch 7829 Eastdale Rd. Baltimore, MD 21224 Michael Wroblewski 1214 Clearfield Cir. Lutherville, MD 21093 Mark Voyton 11715 Mohr Rd. Kingsville, MD 21087 Debora Wesley 4109 Pinedale Dr. Baltimore, MD 21236 Kathryn Wyatt 330 Fox Rd. Harve de Grace, MD 21078 John Vukela 6807 Parsons Ave. Baltimore, MD 21207 Carolyn West 10735 Crestview Ln. Laurel, MD 20707 Joseph Yanchik, III 2 Stonegate Ct, Cockeysville, MD 21030 Catherine Wase 737 Old Westminster Rd. Westminster, MD 21157 Bridget White 401 1 Wilke Ave. Baltimore, MD 21206 William Yee 8431 Allenswood Rd. Randallstown, MD 21133 Richard Wade, Jr. 399 Wakefield Dr. Metuchen, NJ 08840 Tina Wiegand 1445 Washington Blvd. Baltimore, MD 21230 John Yoash Box 56 Hillsboro, MD 21641 Wendi Wagner 107 Sunset Ave. Mt. Airy, MD 21771 Brian Wiegmann 8221 Laurel Dr. Baltimore, MD 21234 Elaine Zagardo 108 Medlow Ct. Timonium, MD 21093 Michele Waldhauser 40 Henry Ave. Baltimore, MD 21236 John Wilhide 105 Hillside Rd. Catonsville, MD 21228 Kevin Ziegler 8314 Wilson Ave. Baltimore, MD 21234 Allison Walker 125 W. 1 1th Ave. Huntington, WV 25701 James Williams 602 Stone Barn Rd. Towson, MD 21204 Mark Ziolkowski 1217 Brewster St. Baltimore, MD 21227 Lisa Wallace 1809 Glen Ridge Rd. Baltimore, MD 21234 Greg Williams 8025 Dowell Ln. Bradshaw, MD 21021 Clare Ziomek 17052 Troyer Rd. Monkton, MD 21111 Keith Wancowicz 9108 Carlisle Ave. Baltimore, MD 21236 Catherine Wilson-Diaz Box 21 1C Rt, 2 Ruston, LA 71270 Dean Zlomke, Jr. 422 Elrino St. Baltimore, MD 21224 Bryan Warga 4323 Shamrock Ave. Baltimore, MD 21206 Susan Winchurch 1625 Trebor Ct. Lutherville, MD 21093 Gregory Zsebedics 1702 Samantha Dr. Forrest Hill, MD 21050 248 Senior Directory One Liners We met ... we made it ... it was nice . . . what do you think it was . . . True Lovel Eunice and I — we call it LustI Howard Banister 1 as in sliding down the,-- Theresa lakes American ExpressI Monika don ' t sight seel It ' s . . . Concave Womanl Julie wipe that smirk ■fi yt ' ur faoel- Byron let ' s go see the sealsI Piggy back, Boston, Crew — tix that radio, Bacardi Private Dancer $2000 Julie how | ' bout another Blue Passion Stephanie O ' omlet For sale — one cute little freshman experience and non-experienced welcome Karen clean up your rooml My jaw hurts Everybody uses everybody . . . don ' t they It ' s Faaaashionable ' ’T — you guuuysl To ' Tony -- Next time use the biological lips on the agar Paul Peroutka would like to thank God for electricity Bye Gregl Bye! NeiqhborsI Good Luck! — Love Sandy Beth Good luck Lisa. We ' ll miss you. Love Kathy, Sandy Beth Let ' s play closet! Saaweetl Anne — Run into any doors lately? Lucretia Borgia — The revolution is not dead. It lives in — Traitors for Hire ' Cassius, you traitor of traitors. Beware! — KKR Chris — How does Dr. D know about our striped underwear? Paul P — Slow i down, cowpoke! Now you just mosey on down there to the fixins bar and fix it yourself! Shelly — Ah must say our retreats were : something special Victor Jody . . . Sign? What sign? Thanx! Tina . . . Sailing, Hilton, Hopkins; I just don ' t know! Kathy Moi, Can I get to Easton via Cruise Control? Toi Bob, start the law firm without us! Kathy Tina Is Joe really a tripod? Chris — Thanks for the drama books. Trn forever grateful PC — Thanks for being a great brother! Josie the Pussycats Pelvic Sisters Nuclear weapons for Nuclear Babies Motrin Dance Gin night-Ginger Iim Croce Jetsons Quarters at Elroy ' s Vinagince You jibbed! HUH: Large Ducks YaKNOW it ' s a GOOD TIME: WRONG! Hey ya BIG BUTT! Choo look ma-velous! Champagne breakfasts CONQUEST! Nobody enters this-a party Eece okay! Git out jor seescors, we do some kiragami! — AYl Eece no funny an ' cha knowif! JESS?! AARR-AAR! cavewoman dance Party-Partyl Thaf ' s pretty amazing, why don ' t you shut up Larnie Speaking of herpes, how ' bout Janterm?! Can you imagine an actual party animal? ! LOVE YOU LONNIE! group hugs Oodles Thanx for the macaroni cheese Afta Chobe come Marianne — EZ AQ — we woke up in OC! OH NO! I passed out at Johnny ' s AGAINl Brian Jones — You guys are crazy! You know you had a good time if you come here with morning hair Robes SM ASHED at the Rugby Bash Do you know Bob? He ' s a sophomore Clear-a-Butt GOODRICH! Peelin ' POSTUREPEDIC! Mrs. T the Abominable Snowball De-Wayne Brown Stain Please remove your make-up Cocobuff Green Cloud P-stah Come back sometime when you can ' t stay as long IS — SURF ' S UP! 39(t: BK Trif — I want some prescription happy pills OhWeOhWeOh! T A NYC V ' s blowdryer I can ' t deal Gentry Jeans BUS YOUR BUTT Hillroll- ing Excuse me, can you bark? Yes. PROVE ITl I ' d like an extra large body with pepperoni Pitchers are so economical hard outer shelf Groovy outrageous It ' s 8:03 a.m. Nancy ' s at the library doing some last-minute studying Peace, Love, ' McAuley Chris — I love you — even with morning hair — Anne Laraine — Good luck with school. I ' m thinkin ' of ya — Joe C To the girls of 1 8F — You ' re the greatest! Luv Jellyspot Beth, Joan, Natalie — Thanks for two entertaining years! — AMC Belles — What willwe do with our spare time? — AMC BD Jessie — Where ' d you get your license — Hong Kong? Jumgee, you bip- fod! Love Cymwid Chris, I think it ' s cute no matter what they say! — Anne Do ya have to take your JAMS with you? — Woman down under C — Knowing you has been KEY! You ' re GOLDEN — A 305B — You ' re great blokes I ' ll miss you a lot — Love, Bob PauL Vince, Mark Mike — Good luck n! — Basia V — But you ' re a good looking, virile Italian ... — B I ' m Joe Molino and Tm an Honors student — 06B 06D — Thanks for the midnight basketball game! Congrats Tim, Chris, Joe, Boom Dave — ! From Down Under 303C — BIG GUYS — I ' ll miss the show-n-tell — Lil ' Girl PAS — J ' aurais toujours faim de toi — KAM Paul — Thanks for the special times, I love you — K How come you ' re not rowing? Jan Term — 4 Musketeers, the beer bong, i. Striped Man The wonderful thing about tiggers She does more ' cause ' he ' s — BUNGHOLES! The Grunding is tired Definite , Challenge . 3 you are 1.0 in our book LL PD SS Dad my battery ' s frozen — Cock-a-doo Exxon Party naked! Siesta key! Eviction! Spring Break 85 PD SS Let ' s party! I ' ll miss ya! Rose P TK IF LL — Hamm RAs . . . Friends forever Ref finej Je te man- , que beaucoup 83-84 CH4506E Home of the Bear Olympics TR My friend and educator! Hope your knees heal LR aka ! Fishkiller How many men in a week? Sandy, H20, Madonna, Big Apple, Itsle Chitsle and Calvin Happy Birthday! Friend do i quickly at you have to do High hopes Chaka Khan! Take ashowe ' , Chaka Khan. Wafer! AH MMM! CONQUEST! If it ain ' t air I don ' t breathe it! Champagne Breakfasts! C I-L-L, da Rugby Slut. Let ' s go to Spain. Crisco St. Patrick ' s Day — pass out on a bus or in church or, I don ' t know! Heyyyy . . . Let ' s go to the Rat, Let ' s tap Swiv and have a party Kiss my gritz gimme a kiss BABY! I forgot my SGs T wanna make love to yow in Butler. Leave me alone. WHAT? Heaven Hell! Did your whole body ever feel armadillo? Suzie put on your socks — Anne. Indira lives. Bill IS available. Passion Pit full of hicky maniacs Women ruggers — Only those who dare truly live. The Rolling Pin Does this elevator go sideways? Genny, Leech, Joan — We ' ll miss the hell i outta you! Luv, the Little Mommas, ; 2.50 One Liners Family and Mr. and Mrs. John V. Amy Mr. and Mrs. John P. Bauernschub, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Baumann Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Bellone Mr. and Mrs. John B. Bisson Dr. and Mrs. Louis C. Breschi Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Brown Me. and Mrs. Robert F. Brown, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Burroughs, Jr. Br. and Mrs. Joseph Butterhoff Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Cahill, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Robert V. Cannon Bob and Peggy Cavanaugh George J. Calvelli, Jr., M.D. Mr. and Mrs. John Coleman Mr, and Mrs. John F. Cove Dr, and Mrs, R.P. DeSantis Mr. and Mrs. Paul Desimone Mr, and Mrs. Michael DeVito and Family Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Dickson Mr. and Mrs. Claude Dufour Mr. and Mrs. Beverly W. Dunning, Jr, Clara S. Ewell Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Fahey Mr. and Mrs. George C. Favinger Mr, and Mrs. Danilo Fernandez John and Lucy Fink Mr. and Mrs. George B. Flury Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Freeze The Gallagher Family Mr. and Mrs. James P. Garland Mr. and Mrs. J. Edward Gottleib W. Edelen Gough, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Francis L. Gracon Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Graessle Pat and Charlie Graham Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Griffin Mr. and Mrs. R.L. Griffiths Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hart Mr, and Mrs. Donald L. Hathway Friends of Loyola Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Helmer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael B, Hudson Mr. and Mrs. James Kennelly Mr. and Mrs. Otto A. Klier Mr, and Mrs. Edward F. Kness Walter F. and Margaret A. Kovaleski Mr, and Mrs. A1 Kuhn Mr. and Mrs. Leon LaPorte Dr. and Mrs. Pelagio E. Layug Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Linn, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Love Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Ludicke Mr. and Mrs. Robert McAllister Mr. and Mrs. Louis G. McComas, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James McCormick Mr. and Mrs. J.B. McEwing Mr. and Mrs. R. Keith McMillan William C. Mullen Mr. and Mrs, John Naughton John and Eileen Needham Mr. and Mrs. William Novak James F. Offutt, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. R. William Paffenback Mr. and Mrs. August J. Papa Dr. and Mrs. Michael F. Plott Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Russ Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Saccoia and Family Mr. and Mrs. E.J. Shoosmith Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Staab Mr. and Mrs. Richard Trivett Mr. and Mrs. Benedict Trzcinski James M. Tynan Mr. and Mrs. William Walz Mr. and Mrs. John Wilhere M.E. Witkowski Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Wong Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Wyatt Mr. and Mrs. Paul Yoash Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Ziolkowski Patrons 25 1 The Student Body of Loyola College wishes to pay a lasting tribute to two of its fellow students: Mark Burnham Ronald Cooper Let us all remember that death is not an end, but rather, a beginning. 252 In Memoriam Congratulations to the Class of 1985 From the Evergreen Annual Staff Ads Patrons 253 Congratulations and Good Luck to the Greyhound Graduating Seniors Tina Carignano Madelyn Scarpulla Sue Winchurch The staff will miss you. 254 Ads Patrons Good Luck to the Graduating Class from the Math Department To the Class of 1985 Best wishes for much luck and happiness from the Theology Department The English Department extends warm congratulations to the Class of 1985 Congratulations to the Class of 1985 from The Class of 1986 Ads Patrons 255 ALOTOF CAPTAINS OF INDUSTRY STARTED OUT AS SECOND UEUTENANTS. How can you get the expenence you need to succeed in business? These top executives started out as Army officers. Right out of college, they were gi ’en the kind of responsi- hiliPy’ most people in civilian life work years for. It you begin your future as an Army officer, you could further your ca- reer plans. How do you become an Army officer 1 A great way to get the training you need is in Army ROTC. ROTC is a college program that Rawleigh Warner, Jr. Chairman, Mobil Corp. Earl G. Graves. Editor Publisher Black Enterpnse Magazine w’ill teach you leadership and manage- ment skills, and train you to handle real challenges. It you want to prepare for a promising future in business, begin your future as an Army officer, w ' ith Army ROTC. You too might wind up a captain of industry! For more information, contact the Professor of Military Science on your campus. ARMY ROTC. BEALLYOUCANBE. Walter F. Williams. President Chief Operating Officer Bethlehem Steel Corp. John G. Breen. Chairman. President iSc CEO Sherwin-Williams Company FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT MAJOR GEORGE HYPES AT 323-1010, extension 2387. 256 Ads Patrons Congratulations to the Class of 1985 From The Psychology Department Best Wishes to our Graduates You ' ve come a long way. The Biology Department Adam Block Good Luck Jeff Levine David Bushman Rosa Mallonga Kathy Coleman Brian Wiegmann Lynn Freeze Mark Wolff Nancy Green Mark Ziolkowski The Yearbook Staff Ads Patrons 257 Union Trust Company of Maryland Baltimore, Maryland Congratulations DIANNE MARIE JUNG From her Loving Family MOM, DAD and LISA In Memory of GLADYS M. McMAHAN Grandmother of DIANNE MARIE JUNG 258 Ads Patrons Darlene A. 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Glen Burnie, Maryland 21061 Monday-Fnday 4 PM to 7 PM Saturday 8:30 AM to 1 PM For Appointment please call 766-4747 Congratulations to the Class of 1985 Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Simonetti, Jr. IT’S WELL WORTH THE TRIP! FOX CHEVROLET AUTO AND TRUCK DISCOUNT CENTER DIRECT FACTORY AUTHORIZED OUTLET SECURITY BLVD. AT BELTWAY EXIT 17 265-7777 260 Ads Patrons ONEOFTHE LARGEST STEEL FABRICATORS INMARYLAND- Steel Fabrication for Individuals, Builders, and Industry Structural Steel Fabricators Div of Baltimore Clay Product Co., Inc. 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Hicks, Jr. Mom, Dad and Your Sister Linda Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. O ' Hara Here ' s to our Graduate MARA LYNNE GAVLINSKI And all the Family who Helped! Compliments Parents; Bob and Judi Gavlinski of Sister and Brother: Kris and Jeff Gavlinski Grandparents: Estelle Bielinki Paul and Marie Ed and Stella Pocoski Watson, ]r. Aunt: Helen Gavlinski CHEERS! 262 Ads Patrons Congratulations R.C. ' 85 Coomes ' White Star Restaurant 2207 Pulaski Highway Edgewood, Maryland 21040 Featuring Open Salad Bar Cocktails Organ Music 301-676-1680 Robert and Rose Coomes Congratulations! lames and the Class of ' 85 Daniel and Mary Ann McGillicuddy and Family Compliments of a Friend YOUR KEYS TO HAPPINESS AWAITYOUAT... Ads Patrons 263 HOW TO TALK TO A TINY BANK MANAGER ON A RESPONSE BANKING PHONE. YOU SAY: THE TINY BANK MANAGER SAYS: “1 las m ' phone bill been paid? “Yes.” ‘ Iiat do 1 owe on my au ' loan?” “Nothing.” “I want to stop payment on a check. “It’s stopped.” 1 ransfer $200 from checking to sa ’ings.” “You got it.” Judith A. Carroll, V.P. Project Engineer Congratulations to our Daughter and Sister CARROLL KATHIE LYNN CROUSE ENGINEERING, INC. And the Class of ' 85 LOVE, HAPPINESS AND SUCCESS KATHIE” Suite 101 In All That You Do! 201 Padonia Rd., West Timonium, Md. 21093 MOM, DAD, BONNIE AND WENDY 301-252-6211 Automatic Transmissions Auto Air Conditioning Complete Brake Service CONGRATULATIONS TO THE Bill TuIIy CLASS OF ' 85 General Auto Repair THE McGANN EAMIEY Foreign and Domestic Cars 18th Ave. F St. Belmar, N.I. Phone 681-6245 Wheel Alignment Electronic Tune-up 264 Ads 301-563-2800-1-2 BRILL ' S CRESCENT SEAFOOD CO., Inc. WHOLESALE Fish — Oysters — Crabs Joe Dantoni 1009-1 1 E. Fayette St. Sales Manager Baltimore, MD. 20102 Congratulations! Dr. Elias Cheleuitte and Family Matthew ' s Mom Voyton — Wojtowicz Representing the Manufacturer 11715 Mohr Rd. Kingsville, Md. 21087 Telephone (301) 592-7659 Congratulations to our daughter, Monica and the Class of ' 85. Love, Happiness, and Success in all your future en- deavors. lohn and Theodosia Thomas Education is . . . hanging around un- til you ' ve caught on. — Robert Frost The Vogin, larboe, and DeSmidt fam- ilies wish lill Vogin a life of happiness and success. With all our love, THE GANG Ads 265 266 Epilogue Each new season grows from the left- overs from the past. That is the essence of change, and change is the basic law. — Hdl Barland Sundial of the Seasons Epilogue 267 1984-85 Evergreen Annual Staff Rosa Mallonga Edi tor-in - Chief Adam Block Special Consultant Mark Wolff Photography Co-Editor Eileen Kennedy Layout Editor Lynn Freeze Student Life Clubs Editor Jody Willard Photography Co-Editor Kathy Coleman Senior Section Editor David Bushman Copy Co-Editor Donna Guise Copy Co-Editor Mark Ziolkowski Sports Editor Anne Damiano Business Manager Photographers John Coyle Joe Dymond Andy Ellis Nancy Green Karen Koenig Jeff Levine Tom Paravati Bill Ravekes Phil Rink, Jr. Contributing Copy Writers Margie Flather Mike McFarlin Steve Sireci Brian Wiegmann Layout Staff Karen Griffin Lexi Matthews Jane Meadowcroft Beth Sweet Annemarie Wolfsheimer Clerical Staff Christy Bujnovszky Julie Dilworth Jay Hotem Kate Johnson Kim Jones Jennifer Morales Kennefh Ong Debbie Packer Alayne Petruska Special Thanks to: Athletic Office Mike Avia Margaref Daley Coy Harris Sheila Harris Cindy Hower Lisa LaGuardia Post Office Staff Records Office Dan Szparaga Peg Votolafo The 1985 Evergreen Annual was printed by The Herff Jones Yearbook Co., Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, Coy Harris — Sales Representative, Cindy Hower — Associate Representative. The senior portraits were taken by Victor O ' Neill Studios, McLean, Virginia, Mark Gregory — Portrait Photographer, Coy Harris — Sales Representative, Cindy Hower — Associate Representative. 268 Staff Rosa Mallonga Lynn Freeze Jody Willard Tom Paravati Mark Wolff Staff 269 Donna Guise and David Bushman Mark Ziolkowski Kathy Coleman Anne Damiano Phil Rink, Jr. Brian Wiegmann I - - - 270 Staff Annemarie Wolfsheimer Nancy Green David Van Gosen Staff 271 This is our Rendissunce. As members of the Loyola College Class of 1 985, we have endured four years to gain that tenuous foothold of rebirth. From the construction of the DeChiaro College Center to amendments in the curriculum, Loyola has under- gone a Renaissance that has never been more apparent to us than it is now, at the culmination of our undergraduate days. We realize that we are building upon a proud and glorious heritage that will be cherished and nourished into the future. They say that you can ' t go home again. And we will certainly find this adage true when we journey back to Loyola. For the Loyola we visit as alumni will surely not be the Loyola we knew as undergraduates. The people will be different, the campus invariably will have grown, our favorite professor may have long since retired, and we ourselves will have gone through our own metamorphoses. Change, is ultimately inevitable. Our journey back to Loyola must therefore be a journey of the mind. We can each remember our own Loyola, the pain and the triumph we each experienced there. And we can do this as we leaf through this annual, for that is the purpose of this book. Perhaps that one photograph will capture the glory of the moment, jog our memories and make it all seem real again, as if nothing has indeed changed. Perhaps through this look at where we have been, we can better comprehend where we are going. Most significantly, perhaps this vision of our heritage, our past, will bring us to the- same sense of rediscovery that is, in fact, our Renaissance. Rosa L. Mallonga Editor-in-Chief Evergreen 1985 17 This is our Renaissance.