Loyola University - Wolf Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1984 volume:

Table Of 3 Contents Classes 17 4 Faculty Student Life 93 J 129 3 Sports Ads 177 J 193 1 LOYOLA YESTERDAY AND TODAY Let ' s dance y| ,«? Loyola opened its doors once again to students this past August 24, 1983. And best of all. the school year was ushered in with two highly successful parties. The first was held two days after the opening day of class when the Commuter Services office along many other organizations on campus, hosted a pre-New Year ' s Eve party at Hardee ' s. Apparently no one minded the early Auld Lang Syne spirit since over 200 students came to enjoy the event. Just one month later the party spirit moved off campus when the New Orleans Steamboat President left its Canal Street dock with about 200 Loyola students who rocked to the music of New Orleans ' homebred group. The Top Cats. Above: Boat Dance participants (Back L-R)-Pam Kelly. Deidre Travis. Tami St. Germain. Michele Magill, Rochelle Desvaux. Donna Davis. Front-Raymond Hall, Howard Castay and Huey Farrell. Opposite Page. Top: New Year ' s Dance-(L-R) Frack Casera, Eddie Rodriguez. Miriam Ramos. Alfred Mljares, Lau- ra Rosenberger, Lizette Acosta and Roby Chavez. Below. Right- Mike Eschbacher and Patti Strickler. 60 Years of Greek then Sixty years ago Greek life took hold on campus and began to grow and thrive. Today little has changed as fraternities like Beggars, (Beta Epsilon Gamma Gamma Alpha Rho Sigma), ADG (Alpha Delta Gamma) continue to be an integral part of the Loyola experience. New to the experience is Sigma Phi Epsilon. Chartered in November 1983, the Sig Eps are on their way to becoming the likes of their predecessors. Now ... Beggars-60 years Alpha Delta Gamma Sigma Phi Epsilon ALPHA DELTA GAMMA LITES OF THE YEAR RUSH PARTIES INCOGNITO PARTIES BEGGAR LITES OF THE YEAR BAHAMA MAMA PARTY PAJAMA PARTY SIG EP LITES OF THE YEAR HOBO PARTY PICNIC IN THE PARK WEKEE PARTY IN BEVER , ' l ' ' ■i ' . ■ 1 . 1 ■ 1 . ■ N— 5 ,irH . ;■ ■ f m 1 ' 1 9 M J ' gg0 I ' i ' 1 Ir i jjjjj jJI il BErrAPi : ' iJ Opposite Page. Top: Scott Shea, hran Marino and Carol Marino at Fall fest 83; Middle The Beggar Bahama Mania Night . Lower Left- The Sig Ep Bum Party, from Left Joe Darke. Jim Darke. Craig Hamon and Gary Harvey. This page. Top Left A Sig Ep pledge At the Bum Party at Eat Harry ' s. Below, left ADG brothers Eddy Euentes, Gene Kirkconnell. Stephen Zelenka. Jeff Mannion. Terry Dunn, and Fosh Amir- panahi with Dates at the Eall Boat Dance. Above Danny Poise and Gary Gallano at the Incognito Party-ADG. then For more than 20 years, two sororities have been promoting with a strong desire- aca- demic, social and religious enhancement of both the University and its students: Theta Phi Alpha and Phi Phi Phi. This year marks the 25th anniversary for the first sorority on the Loyola Campus. Theta Phi Alpha was founded in 1959 and it was the first Panhellenic Conference sorority at Loy- ola. Phi Phi Phi was first conceived during the Christmas season of 1956 by Mary Ann Reis- ing, Sylvia Patron, and Nancy Cummings. Their reality was to have a sorority that will accept a unique direction of its members- themselves. They are a strength on a sister- hood of diversity, and a foundation of tradi- tion and individual self-expression. 1 i 25 years of the other side x V % ' J fiL ' _Pfu y ' fiL Sulu-Juc la- ntL, - tl ' n-J of V. ' .-.nd-si fiL idt du nun iidd una lixtu tn-££ J[ of fn:,-U,u. - - ' o,tfl Stxicttii loznuiL ' 0:l O til ' l ' liCO now THETA LITES OF THE YEAR FRATERNITY MIXERS WITH TLILANE £ LOYOLA A WEEKEND RETREAT HALLOWEEN PARTY MASS BREAKFAST CHRISTMAS COCTAIL PARTY wvT r L ' T ili i V I w j . r l jl ■ % )9 1 f c fl H ' «•;. .!:• c PHI LITES OF THE YEAR FORMAL TEA MARDI GRAS MADNESS ST. PATRICK ' S DAY SPRING FORMAL SENIOR BANQUET Opposite Page, far left- Billy Sandiefer; Top left- Sheila, Julie and Helene. Left-(middle) Monica Prida and MarY Beuttenmuller; Below. Glenda and Eileen. This Page: Left- Doug Currault; Immediate Left-Karen Moll and sisters. The other side of Greek rffi.:,?-! . Without a doubt, the Bahamas, the Virgin Islands, Akumal and Colora- do were the places that got more than one Loyolan thinking of that nostalgic hit song JF ' ' ' -1 ■ p s ■ i-: -JKK •,aA - ' M Those were the days Loyola gets a rocky mountain high Tillies, $76 for food, a pack of gum for half a buck, Daddy Johns, accidents on the T-Bar lift, snow fights inside the condo, and other unlikely places ... all describe the, Rocky Mountain High 50 Loyolans discovered in January at Breckenridge, Colorado. , ,■ ■; , . ' i liWl Opposite Page- Top-Kathy Dupuy running the Downhill. This Page. Top- Suzette Songy and Glen Orville resting after a hard days work at the slopes. Above- From Left- (Back Row) Kathy Dupuy, Suzette Songy, Mark Mouton and Jamie Connelly. Front Row. from left- Pam Kelly. Maurice Prevost and Richard Suarez. CLAS Freshmen ANDREA J AAB ALEXANDRA M ABERNETHV DARREN E ALLINE ROY L ALSTON ANTHONY J ANGELETTE JOSE R ARCHAGA LISA M ALVAREZ TIM J BABIN T SCOTT BARBIER HERBERT C BARNES LISSA BARRANCO ROBERT R BARRINGER SMEET BAWA MARC E BELLONI RICHARD W BELLEW ON BETTEKER ANN BLANCHARD FRANKLIN E BLANCO LISA A BOEING 1957 CLASS HARD AT WORK BYRON BONSEIG LISA A BOUDREAUX STUDENTS AT A WEEKEND RETREAT ' 57 CINDY D. BURNEY SUSAN S. BURNS VALERIE R. BURTON CARMEN R. BUTLER DONIA L. BYRNES MARY K. CAFFREY RICHARD J. CAFFREY MARY E. CARLETON KYMBAL C. CARPENTER MARY C. CASENTE A 1957 WOLF BANQUET WANDA V. CLARK REVNALDA L COCHRAN REBECCA COHEN JAMES G. COMEAUX JAMES L. CONRAD STUDENT COUNCIL TUG-OF-WAR DONALD DEATON SUSAN DECKERT F e ' S !.   AVID C DEHOOG k AREN A DIXON lARY P DUFFY SAVERIO J DE MATTEO CHRISTINE DEROUEN DONNA G DERVELOY ip j LINDA J DOBY RUTH A DOMBOSKI BARRY S DOMIO TARA DUNCAN CARY J DUPART JANEL A DURAND m.mm-tt USIE M EDWARDS JOAN B ENNIS JAY K ESLER LISA M ESTADE LARk M. FALL ISABELLE FALTON BETSY A. FISCHER LUCY C. FITZGERALD CHARMAINE P. FORTI SCOTT D. FRISCHHERTZ JULIA B GARCIA MARY K GARCIA KYRSTI M. GAUTHIER WILLIAM C GEFFERT DEIRORE D. GELPI DEBRA A. GONZALES JAY V. GUARINO MARC S. GUIDRY PAULA M. GUILLORY YVETTE A. HARGIS MONIOUt T HARRIS CAROL A HARTNtV CLARK HAVNtS klMKLRLV G HLBLKL W ' % ' M |- t v. ; ii. I THOMAS S HELTON DANA kLEES AT BTS DANCE BRADFORD D HERCHENBACH M RA L HIDALGO SUSAN M HILL CHRIS J HILSABECK ERIKA P HOFFMANN ERIK HOSCH JOHN W HUGULEY IV ROBYN K HUNT LUIS I. INGLES BRYAN S. JOHNSON OLGA JOHNSON REGINALD JOHNSON MICHAEL A KEHOE CHERYL L. KING PATRICK KILLIAN BYRAN J. JIMENEZ MARY K JOVCt VICKI K. KLEIN DAVID KRAMER JOSEPH M. KRUTZSCH MICHAEL C. LA BONIA MONIQUE F. LAGE SUSAN LEAL ELIZABETH A. LINBUBER JOHN L. LOTSPEICH PAUL LOUIS Lb BEAU JUL ' iy M LIUZZA MICHAEL M. LOUVIER r TERESCAH L. LEMON ELIZABETH LO COCO ERIC J. LUNPGLEN KAREN E. MAGILL KEVIN M. MAHFOOD DAVID C, MAJOR JOSEPH LIMA In sl m f c r ' V-C- ' • ■j JOSE LOPEZ JOHN D. LYNCys tr— ILANA M. MALLORV HORACE M. MARCELL JAQUELYN A MARKEV JILL A. MARGUESS ' •  v ■ ' - 1 PETER A. MARTIN KELLY MC ARTHY MISSY R. MC COOK CATHRINE C. MC GOUGH LOYOLA SCHOOL OF LAW ' 56 COLLEEN M. MC LOUGHLIN JOHN C. MC NAMARA II REBECCA M. MEYERS TRACY M. MERCADEL RAMIE K. MILLER LAURIE A. MIRE L I DAVID MILLER MATTHEW K MILLER TANYA M. MITCHELL MARNIE A. MONTAGUET LORENZO LORENZO S LISA ROUSSE AT LIAISON PARTY GREGG C. MOSS SUSAN M. MURRAY 29 KATHRYN KONTOS. TOM RAYER. DEMETRA KRINGAS ERIN M, O ' KELLEY KEVIN J. OTTO BRIGITTE H. PAILET ROBERT A. PAJARES JR. THERESE M. PAPPALARDO LESTER LEON PARMENTER JIM HOTARD AT FALL FEST KATHLEEN PHILLIPS OCTAVE L. PICOT ALBERT OUAID REBECCA L. OUICKLE ANJANETTE MARIE RATLEFF DANIEL REARDON PHARV1ACV STUDtNTS -1941 GLORIA JEAN ROBERSON BRAD ROPA ii : . ' PIC MARIELA M. RODRIGUEZ DAVID A. ROME RANDALL CHARLES ROMERO STEPHEN J. ROPPOLO HERBERT J. ROTH THOMAS J. RUSSELL RAYMOND J RYBICKI ESTELLE MARIE RUTH SUSAN RVAN LYNN M. SALVATORE RENE E SANCHEZ JtPhREY SCOTT SBISA f ' 5t WALTER GUY SCHEUERMANN RHETT JAMES SCHMITT STEVEN R. SCHMIT PETER CHRISTOPHER SCHNEIDER SANDRA SCHOF DONALD JAMES SCHOUEST DIONNE CAROL SCIENEAUX SAMUEL JOHN SCILLITANI JR STUDYING IN THE LIBRARY TATIA E. SMITH SPEAR T. SPEAR KEVIN O. SPENCER JANA STEINGREABER ELWOOD STRICKLAND NATALIE TARSNEY DAVID 6. TREPAGNIER EVIE URBANOWICZ PAUL ANDREW VANGEFFEN ALEXANDRA VASSILOPOULOS JOSEPH VltRA ■ . I H ' H f i 1 4 M- . . M JAMELDA WASHINGTON LESLIE WEGMANN FRED MASON WEST LILA VIJIL REBECCA MARIE WESTERLUND MUSIC SCHOOL CLLLBRATLS ST. PATRICKS DAY BRIN LA CONDANCE WILLIAMS ANGELA M. WOODS Sophomores RENE P ARMSTRONG ALEXANDRA M ABERNETHY FRANCES ALBERGAMO HARRY ALBERT LILLIE R ASARO BLAINE G AUSTIN GRALYN P ALEXANDER MONICA J BARRECA SANDRA A BASTONE LAURIE A BAUMGARTNER WILSON E BELL ZIPPORAH L BELL STEPHANIE M. BESLIN MARY R. BEUTTENMULLER JOHN B. BIGHATTE MARGARET J. BISHOP AVIS A. BORNE MILES BRANDON BARBARA S. BRAY ROBERT D. BRUNET SANDRA P. CARP FRANCISCO E. CASERO PETER M. CASSIDY GUYLEEN R. CASTRIOTTA CHERYL L CALLAHAN DWAYNE E CARTE JAMES P. CARTER JEFF J. CAVE STUDENTS CHOOSE 1956 HOMECOMING QUEEN CHARLES F. ALBERTARIO SHELLOND D. CHESTER GREEKS GET TOGETHER FOR SOME FUN IN THE PUB MARSHA A. CRADIC DOUGLAS CURRAULT PINA M. Dl MAGGIO FRANK DIMARIO SHARON M. DOHERTY BRETT A. DUHE RAEGAN GALLAGHER JIM D. GARVEY MARY GARVEY ROBYN A. GERHART MARIJA M. GUIDRY TIMOTHY GUIDRY MARK HABERT HELENE HALEY SHARI L HARRIS ERNEST R HARRISON JR. MICHtlLt M. HtNNEN AIDA M HERNANDEZ HAD ENOUGH YET BOYS - ' 59 JULIE HOFFMAN ODILE R. HOLAHAN ANN MARINO AND TOM RAYER POSE EOR A PICTURE BILLIE JOHNSON LISA L. JOHNSTON DENNIS T. JOSEPH ERIC S. KINCH ROBERT M. KITCHEN JR. kATHERINE C. KONTOS KIMBtRLY C. kRAUTTER RUBBERCAT kRAUTTER DIMETRA G. kRINGAS V JUSTIN LA GARDE l|gM H| W lt 1 L 1 fe M. ..., .: ' ■--:■ :4 LYPIA LEDET 1955 DENTAL STUDENTS FIND AN OBLIGING PATIENT JULIE A LESSER VICkY L. LIVINGSTON ARLENE LOMBARD BRIAN S. MAHER LEANNE J. MALLINI KEVIN MC CLUE JULIE MC DONALD PATRICk k MC NULTY PASHA A. MEIMANN ELIZABETH M. MESSINA PHARMACY STUDENTS IN ANALYSIS LAB ' 52 JOE MORRIS TINA M. MORTELLARO 45 ss xjin L m j mssBBK VICTORIA H. NEWSOME MICHAEL PEREZ MAVIS A POLO ANNE M CHARE MONROE PARRISH OSCAR PEREDA DONNA M. PHILLIPS STEVEN A. PIZAAZ COLETTE M. PIERRE VALERIE L PLAUCHE RUSSEL N. POWELL PAMELA E. PRATT MAURICE PREVOST TOM RAVER DARNISHA REDDICK SOME BASEBALL PLAYERS OF THE 1947 TEAM LESLIE A RUIZ CHARLES A SABADELL GUY J. SCHACKMAN JILL ST. ROMAIN MICHELE ST. ROMAIN SUSAN SANDERS A TWELFTH NIGHT ' BY THE ' 52 THESPIAN SOCIETY JOHN J. SHELDON BIBI A. SIMCIC MICHAEL J. SIMMONS HERBERT A. SKIDMORE DANIA I. SOSA , . A, DEBRA D. SPEARS KAREN SPIKES SHANNON SPRING MICHELE STARNES LISA TAYLOR ELIZABETH A THIBODEAUX CHRISTOPHER J. TROSCLAIR VAIFRIE A TURNER DOMINIQUE J. TWIGGS THE LATE HENRY DUPRE AND MORTON DOWNEY SHARE OLD TIMES ABRAHAM VAN HEEL MAURA VEZINA 49 OUR AGELESS SEAL PEGGY M. WEIMANN CAT LINDA H. WILLIAMS RHONDA L. WILLIAMSON SYLVIA A. WONG-VALLE LAUREN G. ZECENA ilent is a tradition at Loyola with plays in 1957 in 1958 One talent Loyola displayed in its plays throughout the years was a flair for diversity. One year comedy reigned, the next music, and then it was time for a little mental anguish as was the case in 1957 with the produc- tion of Oedipus. cast ' Potemkin Wendell Laurent Orphan Marc E. Belloni Angel Cindy Clark Rich Jay Malarcher In the more recent past the 1983 produc- tion of Celebration pulled the theatrical thread of music, comedy, drama and dancing together and created a most su- cessful play. and Arts Festivals When it comes to talent, Loyola ' s got it . . and sometimes it just doesn ' t changed. In 1957. the audience loved the musicians who played the horns. By 1983 the instruments and the reaction to the music were still the same. About all that changed were the outfits the players arrived in. Dancing is yet another talent displayed by Loyola students in Arts Festivals and Talent Shows. Although various types of dancing come and go in popularity, one thing is for certain, students love to exhibit their talents. V ifMttk: and International Student Week. One talent displayed at Loyola in the spring of ' 84 wasn ' t by University students but rather guests from Latin America. This troop of dancers dished out a healthy por- tion of Latino dancing. From the crowd ' s reaction the show was an enjoyable endeav- or. In 1963. construction workers still had a few piles of Mother Earth to negotiate before construction of the Joseph Danna Center, the new Student Union, could begin . . . .20 years later in the fall of ' 83. stu- dents younger than the union celebrated its 20th anniversary and its first birth- day. Although the Spring and Fall fests both drew large crowds, in the Fall of ' 83 and the Spring of ' 84, each offered quite different qualities. In the Fall, the Sheiks excited the crowds with a daylight concert . . . Spring Fest J fir W m. w A few months later, the great Irma Thomas split the night air with some of her inimitable, soulful notes that New Orleanians have come to easily recognize. One thing is certain, everybody passed one good time, may oui chere. i ' , K ' c, ' The long awaited day finaiiy arrived for Loyo a Seniors. On May 20. -984 and May 21. 1984, Loyola Law School and v ' ldergraduate Division, respec- tively, sav yba commencement of another class. The Law ?choo! proceedings were held in the afternoon ivs the Orpheum Theatre, and the Mu- nicipal Auditorium was the site of the Undergrad- uate exercises one night later. R,ght T„e official procession into Holy Name Of Jesus Church for the Baccalaureate Mass. Center: The scene of the 1984 Loyola commencement in the Municiple Auditorium. Below: A happy GRADH Seventy-Third CommeiiccmcMt LOYOLA UHnVERSITY IVcw Orleans, Louisiana i iimmiiiini Left With a grin on his face. Robert Barlh receives his diploma. Above: Students line up for the Baccalaureate Mass at Holy Name of Jesus Church. Below, left Students happily receive their diplomas. Below Reverend James C. Carter. S.J. and Robert A. Preston. Ph.D. presented the students with their degrees. 63 Top: Students anxiously await the signal to proceed into the auditorium. Top. right: Karen ODonnell happily receives her degree from Father Carter. Above: Mike Hennessey finally gets his chancel ORDER OF PROCEEDINGS PRESIDING Most Reverend Philip M. Haiinan, MA,. S.T.L., J. CD., DO. Archhishiip nl Xvw Orleans MASl UK ( )!• CEREMONIES Rolicrt A I ' resKiii. Ph.D. ' icc I ' rcsidrin lor . (ulcinic Aljairn PROCESSIONAL Loyola University Orchestra Dean Angeles. Conducting INVOCATION Reverend Thomas Madden. S.J. . Ph.D. Dean of Campus Ministry NATIONAL ANTHEM Suzanne Duplantis WELCOME Reverend James C. Carter. S.J., Ph.D. President of Loyola Vniversity CONFERRING OH DEGREES. honons causa Reverend James C. Carter, S..J., Ph.D. and Robert A. Preston. Ph.D. Nash C Roberts .Jr.. meteorologist, receives the degree of Doctor of Science, honoris causa David F. Dixon, founder. United States Football League, receives the degree of Doctor of Humane Letters. honons causa ADDRESS David F. Dixon Founder, United States Football league AWARDS Reverend James C. Carter. S.J.. Ph.D. and Vincent P. Knipfing. M.A.. Vice I ' resiilent for Student J] ' airs Charles H. Bailey Alpha Delta Gamma Award John Patrick Killilca ■John G Arnold Cardinal Key Award Kim Elizabeth Moore Mary Catherine Wilson CERTIFICATION OF DEGREE RECIPIENTS Graduate Studies: Director John F. Christman. Ph D. Arts and Sciences: Dean Maria Falco. Ph D Music: Dean Uavid Swanzy. Ph.D. Business Administration: Dean .John E. Cave, Ph.D. City College: Dean Fredrick ,1. Dobney, Ph.D. CONFERRING OF DEGREES Reverend James C. Carter, S.J.. Ph.D. CLOSING PRAYER Francis C. Doyle. LL.R. Chairman of the Board of Trustees RECESSIONAL Loyola University Orchestra ORDER OF PROCEEDINGS 1:30 P.M. Processional Loyola University Orchestra Invocation Reverend Henry R. Montecino, S.J. Chaplain of the School of Law The National Anthem Loyola University Orchestra Sung by Mr. Mitchell J. Landrieu Welcome Reverend Jame. . Carter, S.J. President of Lo a University Reading of the Citation for the Degrees (honoris causa) Thomas H. Sponsler, Dean of the School of Law Conferring of Degrees (honoris causa) Reverend James C. Carter, S.J. Doctor of Laws Recipient Mrs. Rosa Freeman Keller Doctor of Laws Recipient Mr. Charles Keller, Jr. Commencement Address Honorable John A. Dixon. Jr. Chief Justice of the Louisiana Supreme Court Our Legal Heritage? Conferring of Degrees in course on the candidates. The President of Loyola University Thomas H. Sponsler, Dean of the School of Law will present the Degree Recipients for their Diplomas. The Honorable William V. Redmann, Chairman of the Visiting Committee for the School of Law will administer the Charge to the Graduates. Recessional Loyola University Orchestra Top Reverend Henry R. Montecmo gives the invocation. Above: The faculty look out to their anxious Law students. Left: One of our future lawyers stands proud after graduation. Juniors ROBIN R, AMATO JILL ANDING CAROL LYNN BANGS CARLA BARROW HmM , Jki ANGELA LYNN BARTUSH JAY W. BAXTRESSER DEBORAH BELIN MELISSA BENDER BRIAN BERRIGAN JOY BETHANCOURT ALBERTO BEUSES JUSTIN BIGHATTE MIKE BIGHATTE JORGfc R. BLANCO BRUCE BOUCREE LISA BOUTTE DARRYLE BRICKLEY DARRYL BROGLE SHERRY BUCHANAN SHERYL BURY TRUDY CAMBRE STUDENT PRACTICE FOR 57 OPERA WORKSHOP MICHELE A. CARTER HOWARD CASTAY HALLOWEEN PARTY 65 DEBORAH M. DECKER LAURA MARIE DEFLEY PATRICK D. DE ROUEN JENNIFER ANNE DILLON JOYCE ALISA DIXON PAM S. DOBSON 69 PHILLIP DONALD ONTHIA DONNtLLV WARDLTTE MARIA DUCOTE MARGO ANN DUPLANTIER KATHY DUPUY TERE M. ELBON USA JO IVtRfcTT MITCHELL FERRAND STUDENTS AT A 68 MILITARY BALL SUSAN ALYCE ERITSCH EDWARD EUENTES MICHAEL D. GARON VINCENT PAUL GAUTHIER ANGELA A GERRETS RAYMOND J. GIACONTIERE RICHARD JAMES GOLDKAMP CATHERINE A. GUASTELLA GARY GUILLEN TERESE D GUILLERMAN m iS M 1 W % jl H 4 ite... M AMY E. HAMMOND MICHAEL J. HANNAU aFaJ SIG EP 6 DATE AT BACK TO SCHOOL DANCE IN HARDEES GARY HAYES STEPHANIE HEIDEMANN KAY JEAN HfcLlMtRS KEITH G. HtRIL KURT NEUMANN GUARD HORTON KELLEY HOWAT BILL HYDRICK CELIA HYMAN JUDITH HYMEL JOAQUIM ISRACIES TYRONE JOHNSON PATRICK JULIAN LISA ANN KELLER KAREN ANN KIEFER VIRGINIA KINDELAN ROONEY LACOSTE DANA MARIE LANDRY RAMON MARTINEZ JAN MAU GEORGE MAYER LAURA MCBRIDE FRESHMAN OF 57 PLAY POOL AFTER REGISTRATION JULY MORA EARL R. MORAGA ARCELIA MORGADO JACOUELINE A. MUNDY DANNY NUCCIO PATRICIA A. ORAVEC ' • LORIE ANN PAJARES KRISTIAN t. PtNNISON RODRIGO PEREZ PtNNIS OUIJANO MYRIAM P RAMOS EUGtNt REOMANN JOHN REDMANN 1i R? r ■: )] PATRICK RICHOUX SERGANT OE 55 INSPECTS FUTURE SOILDER GUILLEMO ROA i tranagansMMMBlB -S JOAN SHEEHAN ROBIN L. SIGUT KENNETH A. ST. CHARLES SHERYL ANN SCHOF SCOTT PATRICK SHEA DAVID BRADY SHIVERS ANNE E. STAFEEL DICK BRUNO SUAREZ TRI PHI OF ' 66 HOLD A STYLE SHOW ANN L. THERIOT MICHELLE THIONVILLE JANE ELIZABETH TRAHANT MATTHEW A. TRICHE CHERYL TWIFORD MARK TYNER ROBERT D. VITRANO CHRIS WILLIAMS HELENE WASSERMANN JENNIFER JILL WEBER CATHERINE WENZEL DARREN WINNINGKOFF AMY WOOD HUSSEIM M. YAHFOUFI IVETTE WALDINA ZABANEH MARIA ELENA ZABANEH ROBERT B. ZAVADA ANTHONY JOSEPH ZELENKA Seniors GERMAINt AGt PATRICK, AGNtW PAUL AMtND tt]M ALTHENtTIA BAPTISTE FARSHID AMIRPANAHI ROBERT BARTH ELIZABETH BENSEN WHITNEY BROOKS MERLIS J. BROUSSARD PETER A BROZ kIMBERLY M. BRUST PEGGIE BUCKLEY MOLLY BYRNE STEPHEN CALLENDER JAMES E. CARELLA JANIS CARLSON RAEAEL CHANG-MUY HOLLY COATES EILEEN T. COLLAZO ROY L. DAUZAT SARA DAVIS CHERYL DEHAVEN THOMAS DELAHAYE SENIORS VINCENT SAIA £ MARK SHERRY ROGER EMRICH BRIANT ENNIS affi£U5ii 3iS . STUDENTS LEAVE THE MASS OF THE HOLY SPIRIT IVELISSE FERNANDEZ ARELENE J. FERRER MARIA FISHER MOLLY ANN FOLSE MARIMER FREIRIA VICTOR GOINES ANDRE GAUDIN 13INA GIRESNON KIM GOODWVNE KATHLEEN GREGORY CHARLES GREMILLION PAULA GUIBAULT THOMAS HARMEVER MICHAEL HARRISON EUDARPO E. HERNANDEZ ERIC HESS €?, ' =:i ' !:S2. ' ilSS!B m ' iw ' i m. JfcNNIKER M KENNEDY BEATRICE KENNEDY KRISTY ANN KLOSTER DANIEL L KRAMER SENIORS CELEBRATE DOUGLAS LEAL ' J ri ► V ' - . x li GWEN LEYDtCktR DENISE LOMBARD JULIE ANN MARINO RONALD MARX MICHELE ANN MAGILL M ALEXIS MATT EDWARD MAUS MICHAEL MBAKWE AN ADG OF 65 GOES FOR TWO POINTS DOUGLAS METZGER AARON MC INTYRE TONI MC NAMARA DEBRA MOORE DEBRA NORTON STEPHANIE MEYERS JAMES MIGUEZ PETER NAkHID LISA NESTOR SEAN O ' CONNOR JACQUELINE MONTEILH ANN NEWBERRY KAREN ANNE ODONNELL CARY PAUL OSWALD CYNTHIA ANN PALMER SALLY PEYREFITHE DARRYL M. PHILLIPS LAURIE PHILLPOTT MUDtNIS PARTICIPATE IN A HYPNOTISTS PRESENTATION ANN SCHULTE PAUL SCHIFINO TAKEI TATSURO SHARON THIBODEAUX DEREK THOMAS REBECCA THOMAS GEORGETTE THOMPSON DEIDRE TRAVIS MARY TRUXILLO ■ ■-..fU K TREVOR ANN TULLV AGNEZ VELEZ MARC VIGO MARIAN WALLIS MARY WILSON VELDA WILSON CAROL ZENGEL Si i aduate law i j MARK A ACkAL KEVIN ANDERSON SUZANNE BANISTER LEON BOURGEOIS HUBERT BRICKSON MARGARET BURLER DIANE CRESSON KEVIN DONAHOE JOSEPH DAOUIN BARBARA DWYER Drama club of 58 put on the play Street car Named MARY JANE GOODWYNE SHAWN HOLAHAN DORETTE HOWARD Desire. NOLAN LAMBERT ADRIAN LAPEVRONNIL III DARA LOETZ tRICH MICHAEL LULICH DONALD MASSEY CASSANDRA MCWILLIAMS LEO MONTEGUT DANIE NODURFT HECTOR RIVERS WAYNE A ST. ROMAIN JANE VVALLIS PAUL WALTHER KEVIN WELSH . Jt ; t 4 • ? rvR - w :- - I ' V- Francis C Doyle, Chairman Board of Trustees Rev. Michael Alchediak, S.J. John F Bricker Rev. J Patout Burns, S.J. Rev. William J Byron, S.J. Rev. James C Carter, S.J. Dr. Elmo Cerise Rev. Thomas H Clancy. S.J. Rev. David M Clark. S.J. James A Comiskey Celestine Shannon Cook Charles J Derbes Jr. Harold S Dey Rev. Vincent J Duminuco. S J Rev. Gerald M Fagin, S.J. J Robert Fitzgerald Rev. Daniel L Flaherty, S.J. Charles C Gremillion Roy F Guste Dr. Mildred F Jefferson Rev. John F Keller. S.J. John P Laborde Rev. Clyde H Leblanc, S.J. Rev. Roland J Lesseps, S.J. Rev. William McLnnes, S.J. Rev. Leo Nicoll, S.J. G Frank Purvis, Jr. Rev. Hilton L Rivet. S.J. Rev. Stephen Rowntree, S.J. James E Smith Moise S Steeg James C. Carter, S. J. President, Loyola University Of we Of The President Patricia M. Aberle Admin. Asst. Ill Jane B. Buie Admin. Asst. To Pres. Norman Roussell Ex. Asst To Pres. Academic Affairs ' 1n ' K. Joel Bourgeois Asst. To The V.P. Robert A. Preston Vice President Michelle R. Ray Executive Secretary Elizabeth Samuels Asst. To The V.P. Willie M. Zanders Asst. To The V.P. COLLEGE OF ARTS S SCIENCES Patrick L. Bourgeois Assistant Dean Maria J. Faico Dean Claire Paolini Assistant Pean Biological Sciences Mary G. Curry P.T. Asst. Professor ' ttr ' Kenneth W. Gobalet Assistant Professor Roland Lesseps. S.J. Professor Sally K. Maklelski P.T. Asst. Professor Nancy A. OConneli Visiting Asst. Prof. Jagdish M. Upadhyay Associate Professor Ricliard W. Walton Lab. Tecfi Janitor I David A. White Assistant Professor hemistry Kathleen T Crago P.T. Instructor Anthony Dimaggio III Chairman Nancy E. Hopkins P.T. instructor Wayne P. Peltier Stocl room Attendant Robert L. Peterson Professor Jasjit S. Walla Professor Richard P. Wendt Professor Communications William T. Benhani Instructor Mary Blue Assistant Professor William M. Hammel Associate Professor Peter kalischer Associate Professor i m r 1 ;% ' T Louis c Mancuso Associate Professor Christine Miller Associate Professor A. Larry Lorenz Chairman Leonard L. White Associate Professor Dental Hygiene Mindy C. Adshead Associate Professor Ellena M. Carubba P.T. Instructor Barbara J. Guidery Clinical Assistant Renee B. Gusman Assistant Professor Edward E. Levy Chairman Sharon A. Mehrtens P.T. Instructor Avia M. Morgan Secretary II Jack P. Pollock Professor 101 %, ' 4 i na And Speech Donald V. Brady Associate Professor Ernest C Ferllla. S.J. Chairman Bro. Alexis Gonzales Professor Education Mary L. Fitzgerald Associate Professor Glenn Hymel Associate Professor Hilda C. Smithi Associate Professor English John Biguenent Associate Professor Lisa Carter Secretary I William T. cotton Assistant Professor Leonore R. Eisensmlth P.T. Instructor David L. Estes Assistant Professor Jacek Fuksiewicz Associate Professor Bruce Henricksen Associate Professor Richard E. Johnson Chairman Andrew MacDonald Assistant Professor Peggy Mccormack Assistant Professor Mary N. Metoyer Secretary I John F. Mosier Assistant Professor History Maurice P. Brungardt Associate Professor David Moore Associate Professor Leo A. Nicoll S.J. Associate Professor James J. Pillar. OMI Professor 11 rhematical Sciences William Lurran Assistant Professor Mary Dee Harris Associate Professor Antonio Lopez Jr. Chairman Robert T. McLean Professor Janet G. Melancon Assistant Professor Marguerite E. Saacks Instructor Teresa Santa Coloma Assistant Professor Sherrle Sweat Instructor Military Science Larry L. Bock Associate Professor Louis BuffardI Chairman David N. Hernandez Associate Professor Lexle Parrish Sr. Chief Investigator 104 Modern Foreign Languages Robert B. Dewell Chairman Rochelle H. Ross Associate Professor Raymond N. Sabatmi Associate Professor Philosophy David A. Boileau P.T. Associate Professor Walter A. Brogan Assistant Professor Henry J. Folse Associate Professor Gary B. Herbert Associate Professor Alvln Holloway, S.J. Chairman Patrick Madlgan S.J. Assistant Professor Henry Montecino. S.J. Professor Sandra B. Rosenthal Professor Stephen Rowntree Associate Professor S.Y. Watson. S.J. P T. Instructor Physics Carl Barns Professor Henry A. Garon Associate Professor Creston A. King. Jr. Chairman A.R. Marlow S.J. Associate Professor Political Science Stanislaw Makieiski Professor Francis c Raabe Associate Professor Edward F. Renwick Associate Professor Philip Dynia Chairman 106 Psychology Gerald S. i lack Associate Professor Paddy Ann Doll Chairwoman Hacker J. Fagot. S J Associate Professor Keith W. Jacobs Associate Professor Religious Studies Dianne Cousin Admin. Asst. 11 Vincent D. Dilalla P.T. Asst. Professor Stephen Duffy Associate Professor Gerald Fagin, S.J. Chairman _ Robert K. Gnuse Assistant Professor Vernon Gregson Associate Professor Earl Richard Associate Professor Daniel P. Sheridan Associate Professor Sociology ? : ' % Edward Arroyo. S.J. P.T. Asst. Professor Joseph Fichter. S.J. P.T. Prof. Emeritus John C. Gessner Assistant Professor Helen D. Jones Secretary II Jerrol Seaman Chairperson Lydia Volgt Assistant Professor Visual Arts Gebhard FrolJch, S.J. Associate Professor COLLEGE OF BUSINESS Sara P. Attaya Records Asst. John E. Cave Jr. Dean Michael T. Saliba II Assistant Dean b r. C- Simoneaux. CSJ Admin. Asst, II Claire Anderson Associate Professor Jesse Barfield Associate Professor Courtney O. Blair Assistant Professor Allen I. Boudreaux Professor .-«!-V Conrad Bourgeois Visiting Asst. Prof. Herman Brasseaux Professor John E. Brockhoeft Associate Professor Ronald Chnstner Associate Professor 109 Elizabeth Coote Assistant Professor Jerry Dauterive Associate Professor Daniel Fogel P.T. Assl. Professor Robert Glover Associate Professor Herbert G. Hicks Professor Clyde E. Jenkins Assistant Professor Shu Jan Liang Associate Professor Ronald E. Milliman Associate Professor fm •-y '  , ' Cyril Mundeli Assistant Professor Ernest R. Nordtvedt Associate Professor A. Michael Sibley Professor G. Ralph Smith Professor Emeritus COLLEGE OF MUSIC Patrick Mccarty Associate Dean Marcelline St. Germain Admin. Asst. Ill David P. Swanzy Dean L. Dean Angeles Assistant Professor _harles Braswell Professor Steven Cohen P.T. Lecturer A Arthur cosenza Associate Professor Anthony J. Decuir Associate Professor Philip Frohnmayer Associate Professor Joseph G Hebert Jr. Associate Professor Sanford Hinderlie Assistant Professor John Mahoney Assistant Professor Janet S. Martin Professor H. Jac McCracken Associate Professor Harry McMurray Assistant Professor John Murphy Associate Professor Charles Paddock P.T. Lecturer Gayle L. Parinelee P.T. Lecturer Sylvia Pengilly Associate Professor Stephen Urquhart P.T. Lecturer Carry D. Wyatt Professor LAW SCHOOL o James Klebba Assistant Dean John J. McAulay Dean Emeritus Katherine M. Schwab Assistant Dean Thomas H. Sponsler Dean Semora Bartholomew Word Pro. Specialist Dorothy Heath Law Review Asst. Beverly A. Colbert Secretary II Anita P. Jackson Secretary II William L. Crowe Professor Joseph Lawson Professor Anne R. Dummet Records Assistant Kathryn Lorlo Professor 113 Rene Manger Secretary II Lawrence Moore, S.J. Assistant Professor David Normann Assistant Professor Diane Pierce-Gonzalez Assistant Professor Gerard A. Rault Jr. Professor Janet Mary Riley Professor Dennis L. Rousseau Professor Thomas P. Raune Associate Professor Basile J. Uddo Professor Keith Vetter Professor Angela D. Wilson Adm. Counselor Florence Wilson Secretary II Law Clinic Evangeline G. Abrlel Supervising Attorney John F. keller. S.J. Academic Supervisor John P. Nelson Jr. Director Law Library Irma Buller Processing Asst. Gloria Mae Decuir Secretary III Charles S. Finger Reference Librarian Susana Foster Serials Assistant Marcia R. Sevier Technical Assistant II Mary H. White Admin. Asst. II Lauren R. Wileczor Terminal Operator CITY COLLEGE Meryl W. Bell Admin, Asst. Ill Frederick J. Dobney Dean Richard A. Lucore Assistant Dean Thelma McGowan Admin. Asst. Ill Michael Achary P.T. Instructor Billie Baladouni P.T. Instructor Christy Beck P.T. Instructor Dorothy Brown Associate Professor Michael Carubba Professor John Clark Associate Professor Gregory Curtin. S.J. P.T. Assoc. Prof. Marcel Dumestre P.T. Instructor M Dee Wood Harper Jr. Associate Professor Claude Lightfoot P.T. Instructor John McFarland. S.J, Assoc. Prof. Emeritus Thomas Mulcrone. S.J. Asst. Prof. Emeritus Kathleen O ' Gorman Assistant Professor William Thornton Jr. Associate Professor tv Benjamin Wren. S.J. Associate Professor City College Nursing Edwina Frank Chairwoman Grace Schexnayder P.T. Assoc. Professor Patricia A. Tillman Assistant Professor Admissions Clara D. Ale is System 6 Operator Troy L. Baldwin Asst To The Director Rebecca U. Brechtel Director Maureen O. Camilla Asst To The Director Dawn Corrado Admissions Counselor Maria De Souza Sr. Credit Evaluator Susan Messlnger Credentials Evaluator Nancy Szalwmski Associate Director Darleen Thompson Receptionist Joanne S. Williams Admin. Asst. II Alumni Affairs Dolores T. Laurent Secretary III Beverly P. Murphy Director Bookstore Grace W. Daray Cashier Maria D. Galdamez Venetra M. Givens Michael J. Guimont Secretary II Cashier Text Book Buyer Dana F. Poole Ship. And Rec. Clerk C. Larry Ruddell Bookstore Manager Frederick H. Tancke Bookbuyer ampus Ministry Mary Lou Gunther Asso. Camp. Minister Thomas Madden. SJ. Dean John R. Payne. S.J. Asso. Camp. Minister Elizabeth J. Tisdell Asso. Camp. Minister Counseling § Career Development Christine B. Bogar Counselor Juanita B. Jenkins Admin. Asst II Edith T.G. Jones Asst. Director Charlene C. Smith Admin. Asst. I Finance Julee T. Barlow Loans Assistant Jay Calamla Director Stephen G. Camilla Univ. Ser. Supervisor Magaret Carpenter Secretary III 120 Sheryl FIneran Data Technician Pamela L Fradella Senior Accountant David A. Moynan III Accounting Asst. David T. Roberts Slu- Fin. Supervisor Dorothy J. Seymour Executive Secretary Anthony Spano Jr. Accounting Asst. Fay A. Toepfer Cashier Judy S. Vogel Senior Acct. Institute For Human Relations Jean E. Brown Admin. Asst. II George Lundy. S.J. Director John Mavthinney. S.J. Acting Director Robert Udick Management Intern tute For Ministry Robert A. Ludwig Director Debra T. Rodriguez Admin. Asst. Ill Lillian R. Ross Director Leslie B. Wristers Secretary II Library Ralph A. Alberico Reference Librarian Denise D. Ammons Acquisitions Asst. Rosano Barrios Music Library Asst. Anna L. Burnside Serials Asst. Laura A. Dankner Music Librarian .lay G. Dixon Serials Asst. Patricia C. Doran Interlibrary Loan Asst. Judith M. Howard Day Cir. Asst. Deslree S. Jameer Cataloging Asst. Catherine L. May Cataloging Asst. Rosalee McReynolds Serials Librarian Jeanne D Ory Adnun Assl. II Richard M. Perry Cir. Systems Asst. Daria Rushing Admin. Asst. II Maxine L. Snow Reference Librarian Mary Lee Sweat University Librarian Maintenance Arthur Bouchon Jr. Engineer John O. Brown Engineer I Robert P. Fenger Engineer III Charles M. keefe Asst. Chief Engineer Pablo Martinez Engineer II John R. Mathews Chief Engineer Michael Vandermark Engineer I Thomas E. Ar us Carpenter III Robert J Cahill Asst. Director Robert J. Daws Carpenter I Jerry J. Delaughter Plumber III Joseph Dummet Jr. Carpenter II Jerry M. Hart Electrician I David G. Huffman Coordinator Oliver T. Jackson Electrician I Harold A. Kihneman Painter II William K. Miller Carpenter I Peter M. Nakhid Storekeeper Eduardo Reyes Draftsman Jeffrey D. Rusk Electrician III James Slade Painter I Placide Tamporello Mechanic II Earl R. Trosclair Master Electrician Donald J. Tully Plumber III Mark M. Vega Mechanic I William J. Whitaker Painter I William J. Wild Jr. Locksmith Media Center Annie M. Ramagos Director Francis S. Russo Film Assistant Personnel Jean M. Egan Employment Suprvr. Evelyn M. Harrison Employm ent Asst. Mary B. Jolly Personnel Coordinator Connie M. Jones Emp. Benefits Asst. ladine A, Lewis Carolyn B, Messina Beverly A. Waisdorf Payroll Asst. Payroll Technician Admin. Asst. Ill Research S Graduate Studies Lorraine E. Broderick Admin. Asst. II John F. Chnstman Director Security Alan Abadle Director Jose J. Blanco Security Officer Arthur T. Fernandez Security Sergeant I Edward Hasselback Security Sergeant I Student Activities Mark Alexander Asst. Director Daniel Arroyo Asst. Director Charles W. Miller Director Student Affairs Joseph Kavanaugh Asst. Vice President Vincent P. Knipfing Vice President University Relations Karen A. Baggert Publications Mgr. Sandra E. Cordray Writer Ruth Largay University Editor Russell G. Cresson Univ. Photographer Paula Devlin Media Coordinator Lillian Rodriguez Secretary III Joan G. Tolhurst Director Upward Bound Mattie Stone Director c .■ n J: p J - L So easy is it for us to take for granted things that we are given or that we are fortunate enough to experience, and to overlook the hard work of others that makes these things possible. It is to these people, the ones pictured on the previous pages, and the many other faculty and staff members whom are not pic- tured, that we wish to dedicate this book, for if not for their hard work and sincere love and dedi- cation, the experience of Loyola would not be possible for us as it is today. j ai« ! ' M y% . VLtt . 1.1 ' . STUDENT LIFE ORGANIZATIONS Ipha Delta Gamma The Epsilon Chapter of Alpha Delta Gamma national Catholic social fraternity entered its 51st year at Loyola University. ADG scored scholatically this year with one of its mem- bers. John Killilea taking the Charles H. Bailey Alpha Delta Gamma Award. Socially ADG held its annual Incognito party, continually one of the biggest campus events of the semester. Deltas are ready when you are. screams David ( ranier, pictured right. Above: The Alpha Delta Gammas of 1983-84. 132 BEGGARS Pete Algero. Greg Babin. Timmy Babin. Bill Berry, kris Bonhagen. Mike Brinks. Jim Hotard. Luis Ingles. Bobby Landry. Kevin Manfood. John McNamara. Scott Harold Burns. Brad Chauvln. Phil Colwart. Doug Currault. Pat Cush, David Montz. Tommy Moore. Kevin Nestor. George ONeil. Dan Oser. DeHoog. Pat DeRoucn. Bobby Feigler. David Gervais, Ricky Gervais, Joe Hanley. Robert Parent. Andre Perrin, Tom Rayer, Gene Redmann. Kenny Rhodes, Leon- ard Rolfes, Stuart Rome, Steve Roppolo, Lyndon Saia. Vincent Saia, Johnny Paisant, Gerard Salassi, Anthony Salvaggio. David Soarnato, Brian Schmidt, Mark Sharai. Mike Shea, Scott Shea. Jimmy Treuting, David Trepagnier. Jude Trahunt. Paul Van Geffen. Mike Waddington, Tony Zelenka. Steve Zelenka. Sigiiia Phi Epsilon Above: The 1983-84 Fraternity. Rightr Rushes get some good crawfish at the Sig Ep picnic in the park. Right: Sig Ep little sister Jamie pours beer at the first rush party in Audubon Park. Below: Sig Ep attend the New Years Dance in Hardee ' s. Phi Phi Phi Phi Phi Phi celebrated its 25th year on the St. Charles Avenue campus with the induc- tion of a new decision-to go Delta. Among activities for Phi Phi Phi this year were frat mixers and lots of fund-raisers. Pledge season saw car washes and the pledge-member party and skit. Phi Phi Phi Delta Gamma is strength on a sisterhood of diversity, unity on a founda- tion of tradition and individual self-expres- sion. It is a special kind of closeness that is felt and shared without words. Anchors Awayl Opposite page, left Phi Phi members Bottom left Tfie closeness of it all This page, left Phi Phi Phi sisters display new jerseys for the Delta Gamma switch. Below Phi Phi Phi has ketball Team. G ' awf a Bed 139 Tlieta Phi Alpha Right Theta Phi Alpha sisters. Mana Rabando and Trudy Cambre pose with Barron Burmaster. - ' i L_Jt Among the activities that kept Theta Phi busy this past year were the Pledge-Member hay ride, the Voodoo party, the annual Christmas party, and the Rush Carnival party. Theta Phi members also worked for the WYES pledge drive and sponsored the October Blood Drive at Loyola. Center The 1983-84 Theta Phi Alpha members. Right: Vic- toria Livingston. Julie Hoffman, and Bebe Simcic attend a party In the Wolf Pub. Q0A Topi These two Greek couples get together for dinner before attending a formal. Center; Pam Lococo. Marija Guldry, and other mingle at a Theta Phi party. Left Mari|a Guidry and Martha Wellman chat over a beer. 141 Alpha Chi Omega • r Obtaining its charter this past year, Alpha Chi Omega began a very busy life on campus. Its activities began with its induc- tion ceremony. The sorority ' s ac- tivities began with its induction ceremony, which was followed by a retreat. The group also sponsored childrens ' day and painted letters on cups at one Spring T.G.I.F. to raise money for its treasury. Above: The 198 B 84 members of Alpha Chi Omega. Right Some Alpha Chi enjoy an afternoon at a T.G.I.F. Left: Cara Cummings. Lisa Cigali. Shelly Shackleford and Diane FInnerty stop for a quick picture during a function In the Danna Center. Below: The first pledge class of Alpha Chi Omega inducted 39 members Into Its organi- zation this past year. Pictured are the mem- bers at the conclusion of the ceremony. ta Sigma Pi The aim of Delta Sigma Pi is to try to promote a closer affiliation be- tween the commercial world and commerce students, and produce higher ethics for the civil and com- mon welfare of the community. Del- ta Sigma Pi stands for scholarship, social activity, and the association of students for their mutual ad- vancement. Above 1983-84 members of Delta Sigma PI. Righti Delta Sigs enjoy themselves at a T.G.I.F. Student Government Association The Executive Board Pete Broz President John Killilea Vice President Mark Garcia Director of Finance Gina Pellegrini Secretary 145 Mary Mclntyre and Angela Rey Congress Persons-atLarge Law School Delegation Music Delegation John Smith, Mydge Tyska and Aaron Ambeau Kenny Beck. Richard Welton and Bruce Toppin Arts and Sciences Delegation Left to Right: Lathy Lross, Andre Gaudin, Mary Ellen Burns. Tom Delahaye. Scott Shea. Lisa Cardamonnne. Lorenzo Lorenzo. Mary Casente. Ann Marino. Shawn Murray. John Guidry and Susan Ryan. Business Delegation Left to Right: Catheleen Grace, Miles Faust, Sheila Earthmann, Chris Wright, Lynn Carr, Jim Hotard, Susan Bellan and Tom Pellegrini. Lovola Union The Loyola Union is sometimes refered to as the essential programming arm of the Joseph A. Danna Center. The organization sponsors balanced programs of cultural, so- cial, recreational, and educational nature for the universi- ty as well as the New Orleans community. The organiza- tion is credited for the Spring and Fall fests that students enjoy every year. Right This past year the union sponsored a Mardi Gras parade for which a king and queen were elected. Students voted for the two monarchs with pennies which were given to the Slcl le Cell Anemia Research Foundation. This year ' s reign was given to DIedre Travis and John Killilea Above The 1983-84 members, top to bottom: Rachelle DesVaux, Huey Farrell. Billy Ortolano. Virginia Kaindelan. Piedre Travis. John Killilea. Penise Turbinton. and Carlene Riley. yssgw5i «? Black Student Union Michael Johnson President The Black Student Union strives to represent and articulate adequately the needs of black students. The organization pushes for academic achievement and excellence, provides guidence through leader- ship, provides cultural enhancement from a black perspective and participates actively in the commu- nity. The BSU conducts programs such as its annual cocktail party, an essay contest for high school graduating seniors, a political forum, and a National guest speaker. Above Stephanie Jordan and Dennis Joseph pose for a picture as BSU queen and liing. Right: Blaci African cultures is represented by the performance of a troop of dancers, sponsered by the Black Student Union. 149 International Student Affairs Internation Student Affairs is the center of information for ail international students on campus. Its main objective is to help students become adjusted to university life through cultural, lan- guage, academic and personal matters. The International Student Association, a social and cultural organization that sponsers many on campus events, is also part of the Office of International Stu- dent Affairs. Top: Members of the Office of International Student Affairs of for the 1983-84 school year. Above: Dancer from a show during Inter- national Student Week- The biggest event sponsered by this of- fice. Circle K Building unity through service rightfully holds true for the Univer- sity ' s only national service fraterni- ty. Circle K. The organization sponsers various activities on campus including the traditional lighting of the Christmas tree in the Danna Center Lounge. Circle K also went international with its service, when members spent Thanksgiving holidays with those in need in Satillo. Mexico. The 1983-84 circle K members. Qualifications for Blue Key National Honor Society are rigid. To become a member, a student must posses a high moral character, outstanding leadership ability, scholastic profi- ciency, and must have rendered service to the University. This year Blue Key assisted with the Louisiana Special Olympics ' track and field competitions in City Park. Blue Key The 1983-84 Blue key National Honor Society. 151 Liaisons 1983-84 Members: Standing- Steve Hacala. David Cramer. Bruce Jupiter. Chris Trosclair. John Lotspiech. Mike Shea. Lorenzo Lor- enzo, Brad Trask. Kneeling- Victoria Livingston. Monica Rivers. Laurie Kramer. Rachelle DesVaux. Elizabeth Eckholdt. Laura McBride. Diane Finnerty. Maura Vezina. Maria Ribando. Right: Rachelle DesVaux and Elizabeth Eckholdt take time out of their busy Lagniappe schedule to take a picture. Helping freshman is what being a Loyola Liaison is all about. Their duties include conducting tours to pro- spective students, inducting new students at Lag- niappe, assisting in Exploration ' 84 and promoting the Loyola image. All in all a Liaison is someone who knows and under- stands the problems of incoming students and helps them overcome these problems as they become bet- ter aquainted with the University. Left John Lolspiech and Monica Rivers enjoy themselves at the Lagniappe party. Below The first official meeting of the I983-S4 Loyola Liaisons. 1 ■ ' ■■-■ , mI 4 L y C A P LliCAP is a cohesive organization that offers students an opportunity to grow and meet other people. Be- sides volunteer work LUCAP offers semesterly retreats, workshops, and parties for personal reflection and fun. The Loyola University Community Action Program Consortium - Student Social Work People helping people-, three words that describe the function of the Consortium of Social Work Stu- dents. Made up of students from Xavier, Dominican and Loyola the C.S.W. students work to become aware of the problems confronting the New Orleans Community. 1983-84 Consortium-Student Social Work. Ballet s mi tj_.|?lff ' 1 -Ji Students interested in the art of dance may opt to take ballet for credit. This class has the chance to show off its talent by participating in arts festivals such as the one in the Fall of 1983. (right) 1 m M JMlhi The; Wolf Kathy Ann Dupuy Editor-in-Chief Cathy A. Wilbert Associate Editor Lloyd Chiasson Yearbook Advisor 157 j KUraon FUg Cuca 1 2 Publishing for the 61st year on the Loyola campus, the Maroon continues to earn distiction among students, faculty and journalists. This year the Associated Collegiate Press y ' i (a fee-based organization of which the Maroon is a member) cited the Maroon an All-American honor rating for national and regional Pacemaker awards. Above: Maroon Adviser Leslie Parr, Maroon Editor Tom Harmeyer. Below. The 1983-84 staff. WLDC Radio • TV • News • Production For three hours every Monday, Wednesday and Friday the WLDC television staff came together to pro- duce a 15-minute newscast under the direction of Dr. Mary Blue and Mr. Pe- ter Kalischer. Abover WLDC TV-Production. (L-R) Standing- Billy Sherer. Whitney Brooks. George, Tommy Samona. (L-R) Sitting- Steve Callender. Dr. Blue, Mike Hano and Mike Hennessey. Left; WLDCTV News: (standing) Mr. Kalischer. (L-R) Eric Hess, Leslie Taylor, James Gordon, Melissa DucRos and Lionel Bienvenu. 159 Computer Society Dental Hygiene German Club Russian Club 161 Association of lusic Therapy Students The association of music therapy students is a group that works with the mentally ill. physically handi- capped and exceptional children in the city of New Orleans in prepara- tion for a degree in Music Therapy from Loyola University. La Table Ronde Francais La Table Ronde Francais is an organization of students who are lovers of the French language. The group keeps abreast of French Language Developments in Louisiana as well as in France and Canada. The group prides itself on its French socials. Phi Alpha Theta History Society Phi Alpha Theta is an organization consisting of students interested in the study of history. The group was organized so that students with these interests could come together to study and discuss historical to- pics. Psi Chi National Honor Society -• ' ,t ' J - Psi Chi National Honor Society. Their objective is to advance the science of psychology and to en- courage, stimulate, and maintain the scholarship of the individual members in all fields. 163 men ' s Residence Council Ti:e members of the Women ' s Residence Council pledge allegiance to the following objectives: to nurture a conducive atmo- sphere of mutual respect and cooperation among the administration, staff, and stu- dents; to help protect and defend the common interests of residents and to provide social, academic, and leisure time services. Danna Center Staff eIi . i I : f ' . i Close to all organizations is the Danna Center Student Activity Staff. Pic- tured from left are: Raymond Hall, Dawn DiMaggio, Mark Alexander, Dusty Miller, Director, Ruth McCauley and Dan Arroyo. Alpha Alpha Alpha Alpha Kappa Alpha . Alpha Sigma Nu Association of Computing Machinery Beta Alpha Psi Beta Beta Beta Beta Epsilon Upsilon ■- -. ' f,- ' . ' - -- ' ' ' « Beta Gamma Sigma - „ Biever Residence Council -; Cardinal Key Dobro Slovo El Salvador Solidarity Committee English Student Association Gamma Sigma Sigma Interfraternity Council Kappa Delta Pi Loyola Association of Women . i, Loyola College Republicans I Loyola Marketing Association f Loyola M.B.A. Association Loyola Soccer Club -v - -. Loyola Society of Pub. Adm. Loyola Finance Association Loyola Nurses Association National Lawyer ' s Guild ' ' Panhellenic Council Pershing Rifels Camp 1-16 Phi Alpha Delta Phi Delta Phi Philosophy Club Pi Delta Pi Pi Mu Epsilon Pre-Law Club Psi Chi St. Thomas More Law Club Scabbard and Blade Student Historical Association ' Xi% Upsilon Beta Lambda ' Volleyball Club Womens Soccer Club Young Americans for Freedom , .A . . .. — - ' - ' ( ' ' ■ 165 Students hard working 166 and a bit silly, too. 168 Life 169 Friday has always been a welcome day for Loyola students, and along with Friday comes a celebration. For decades now, students have taken advantage of Fridays as the time to leave the worries of school behind and party. In the early years of T.G.I.F., activities would be planned and entertainment would be provided by the music school such as in the year 1957 pictured below, left. More recently, the task of organizing a T.G.I.F. celebration involves providing live music from local bands. The band Keystone made a great hit with students for many of the ' 83 - ' 84 T.G.I.F. celebrations. T G • I F • Opposite page, top: If only you knew what I had in this cup. bottom right: Doug Baron of Keystone captivates the audience with his rendition of a popular tune. This page, top left: Mike Garon. Loyola stu- dent and member of Keystone. displays his talent at a T.G.I.F. function. Top right: Stu- dents in 1963 listen attentively to the talent one Friday afternoon. Left Students break from their hectic partying to pose for a pic ture. 171 ir n the Wolf Pub The Wolf Pub is the site of many Loyola student activities, particu- larly parties and T.G.I.F. ' s. This is also the place a student can grab a hot pizza, cold beer and a bit of gossip with his friends. Prior to the construction of the Danna Center students use to gather in the cafeteria in the recreation room which was located in Marquette Hall. There they held many of the same activities students hold today in the Wolf Pub Wolf Den. Left Mike Garon of keystone plays for a frat party in the Pub. Center A student lines up his pool shot in the rec room in Marquette Hall. (1954) Below: Best pizza on the whole campus. Top: A crowded Marqueite Hall cafeteria was a familiar sight at noon, in 1959. Center Left Students and teacfiers watch a talent show in the Wolf Pub Center Right key- stones Bobby Chandler shows off his vocal talent. Left: This time they appeared in the Pub yes these same two girls at yet another Loyola function. 173 Expansion has always been ■J a keynote at Loyola 175 SPORTS Jlif il I t. f V « , ! a The life of football as a team- sport at Loyola spanned between the years of I9D, when the school opened at its present location, and 1939. During this time the team cele- brated many wins and in 1926 the team was — no kidding now — undefeated (center photo). An effort to revive the team was made in 1966 (top photo). Howev- er, this effort was very short lived. After 1969, football was no longer part of Loyola. footbil team . 178 T r -1 1 Basketball was the sport to outlast all of the others at Loyola. The uni- versity maintained a basketball team from 1912 up through the early I970 ' s. During this time the team brought home many trophies and represented the university numer- ous times in Sugar Bowl games. i?«K f« !,« 4.P ft D O v ._ S ' . o. . o baseball team ' lli Loyola maintained a baseball team almost as long as it did a basketball team. Not only did this team endure through the years, but it held its reputation as a winning team. Dur- ing this time, the teams prided themselves on not having had a los- ing season since WWII. The addition of a track team to Loyola sports did not come until the late I940 ' s and lasted only until 1959. Although its life on campus was short, it was well lived. This team pro- duced several Olympic qualifi- ers, three of whom won med- als. An attempt to revive the track team was made in 1965, but ul- timately failed after only a one-year trial period. team. War, Famine, Poverty, and Death Co-Rec. Flag Football Champions Electricity Co-Rec. Flag Football Finalist Ewoks Men ' s A Flag Football Champions Festive Five Women ' s Flag Football Champions VG Express Women ' s Flag Football Finalists 183 ■y- -A wsa If ?? Free Agents Men ' s AA Basketball Champions ■|it Death Valley Wizards Men ' s AA Basketball Finalists V V ,.l ' ir- Platelets Co-Rec Basketball Champions All Stars Men ' s A Basketball Champions 1 ? Beggars Men ' s A Basketball Finalists Theta Phi Alpha Women ' s Basketball Champions Deadly Assault Men ' s AA Softball Champions Security Men ' s AA Softball Finalists Burps Men ' s A Softball Champions ty-Mf: 7;iiii tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiits Anteaters Men ' s A Softball Finalists il!S;ililll!lliSI!IMHIIII.- H tMi    HH   Himj FF Worms Women ' s Softball Champions f W0RM5 ' V:5k 1 JlUillilUitlliHiiimiii Iheta Phi Alpha Women ' s Softball Finalists 187 gjgjBr- ' j V ' f-; ISA Compis Men ' s AA Volleyball Champions Same old kids Men ' s AA Volleyball Finalists L.L.S. Men ' s A Volleyball Champions f f Sig Ep 1 Men ' s A Volleyball Finalists ISA Maniacs Women ' s Volleyball Finalists ISA Angels Women ' s Volleyball Champions m Varangeins Men ' s Soccer Champions Tri Phi Women ' s Soccer Finalists 190 Doralitos Women ' s Soccer Champions B. Pelletier, C. Randall, M. Snow, T. Mortellaro Turkey Trot Champions LOYOLA UNIVERSITY Student Government Association AMERICAN BANK TRUST CO. OF NEW ORLEANS MEMBER FD I C MAIN OFFICE: 200 CARONDELET STREET ALL OFFICES; 525-7761 Still The Late Night Place To Go iSmnam Weekly Specials Mori: Monday Night Football-$l Michelobs Tues: 1 For I Hi Balls Wed: 3 For $1 Draft Thurs: Ladies Night Weekends — Open Til 5:00 A.M. Kitchen Open Till 4:30 A.M. 6225 S. Claiborne 865-9133 OYOLA UNION Congratulates The Class Of 1984 And The Members Of The 1983-84 Union Board For A Job Well Done LOYOLA UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE Extends Their Compliments To The Wolf Staff And Would Like To Congratulate The Graduating Seniors Of ' 84 Compliments Of HardegrI Located In The Danna Center sf ' ] T A CAMELLIA GRILL INC 626 S. Carrollton Ave. New Orleans, LA. 70118 866-9573 CONGO GERDE FOOD SERVICE Ph. 733-5200 The previous pages of this book are an attempt to capture the essence of the 1983-84 school year and to represent the university through its faculty, students, activities and organizations. We hope that we have done an adequate job and we would like to thank the people who have helped make it possible. We extend a special thanks to President Carter for backing The Wolf and to Dr. Lloyd Chiasson, our advisor, for standing behind us when we most needed his support. We would also like to thank Dr. Larry Lorenz and the Communications Department for their support of this book, and Joan Tolhurst, Ruth Largay and Russ Cresson of University Relations for the useful information and photographs they supplied. A special thanks must also go to Craig Bogar, director of the Rec Center, for providing the intramural photographs. We would also like to extend our sincere thanks to all who aided us in any way in the completion of this book, and to apologize if anyone has gone unmentioned. We hope you enjoy your yearbook!!! oou a W - (1 d- ilhm Kathy Ann Dupuy Editor-in-Chief Z: Cathy A. Wilbert Associate Editor Advisor: Dr. Lloyd Chiasson Business Manager: Tyrus Daniels Photographers: Howard Castay Jeff Cotten Bill Hydrick Mike Shea Artwork: Cathy Wilbert Division Page Design: Robert Munsell Cover Photograph: Howard Castay Contributing Staff: Dwayne Carte John Huguley Susan Makela I OYOLA INIVERSnY i