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\ — ———— -- Prologue 2 Tribute 6 Student Life 16 Freshmen 74 Sophomores 90 Juniors 108 Sports 124 Academics 164 Organizations 186 Seniors 210 Patrons 272 Closing 312 EVERGREEN ANNUAL Digitized by the Internet Archive 2017 with funding from in Loyola University Maryland, Office of Academic Affairs https://archive.org/details/evergreenannual00loyo_8 THE EVERGREEN ANNUAL Loyola College Maryland Baltimore, 21210 Volume 90 -jaoj- inLove The ultimate challenge Loyola. Wrappingup for a yearbook is to those four years andl capturetheessenceofwhat moving on proved to | has gone on over the pe- beadifficultendeavor riod of an academic year. for them. Not only From the theme and didtheyhavetowon- graphic design to the der where life’s paths words and photographs, a wouldleadthem,they yearbook must be able to had to dealwith hard serve as a lasting memory. economictimesanda This year’s theme seemed tightjob market. But to capture manyaspects of with each ending; what the past year meant therecomesanewbe- '.allegepresident. Rev.JosephA. Sellinger, S.J. far tothe LoyolaFamily. The right,preparestocelebratetheLiturgyoftheEuchar,ist ginning. AfteraU,we past year brought with it attheParents' WeekendmassmReitzArenaas,from are the Evergreen the end ofanera. After29 left. Rev. TimothyBrown, S.J. andRev.JimDitillo, campus. Withtheill- years as the driving force S.J. assist. ness and death of of Loyola, College President, Reverend Jo- “PapaJoe,” the college communitywas drawn We sephAnthony Sellinger, S.J. diedpeacefullyat togetheroverandoveragain. were afamily his home on campus following a nine-month who lost a loved-one. Through the strength battle with pancreatic cancer. As we grappled and endurance that he displayed during his with this tremendous loss,we were facedwith illness, we learned to cherish each day and to other endings as well. As each underclassman enjoy life and all ofits gifts. So this year was We ^began to realize that, with the passing year, given to us as a gift. each opened it, lived they were delving further into their college it, and then wrapped it up. We move on now, career, a graduating class of707 began to take richer, fuller, stronger, wiser. But we can look' a look at life after college. The class of 1993 through these pages and recall everythingthat built great unity over their four-year stay at was wrapped up in the year 1993. These CharlestonHall residentstooktimeout onawarmspringdayto displayalittleteam- work, kickback, and simplyenjoylife. * Seniorgoalkeeper, ShawnBoehmcke, heldtheschoolrecordforcareer shutoutswith29in all. His dedication to Greyhoundsoccer earnedhimandtheteamhonors Prologue throughouthiscareer. ^ De^inoftheJosephA. SellingerSchoolofBusinessandManagement, Rev. RonAnton, S.J., took dimeoutduringparentsweekendtotalkwithLoyolaparents. Fr.Anton'sapartmentdoorin the Wynnewooddorm isalwaysopenandheoftenspendstimesocializingwithstudents. Seniors, Tim Yost, JasonAbell, andRob Jandrasitssharedthe goodtimesandthe badthroughouttheir Loyolayears. Here, theyspentsometime celebrating200days untilcommencement TheMount attheSenior200s SaiiftAgnes Masqueradeon crossAiinds October31. Ju promflvinfront ofAluinjii Memorial Chapel, representing overtwenfr Yearsofeo~ education inthe JesuitandMercy traditions. The “AnythingGoes"DancersshowedtheirtruetalentandspiritonMcManusstageduring 'hewinterperformance. Fromleft:KristinFrodella, Claudine Carter,AnnmarieAmlick,Jeff Miller, SharynNeville(kneeling),Janice C.C. Lepore, Leigh Celeste, andJoAnnPresbitero. ThestatueofJesus reminds usofthestrong Ignatian traditionstaughtatLoyola. Forum editor, MaureenMairon ('93) discussedplans forthe 1993 edition of Loyola'snori-fiction literary magazine withEnglishprofessor DanMcGuinessat theannualActivities Fairin September. <J* ^ Afterattendingthesecond-annualSophomore ClassMass,Alisha Norton andHillaryMeredithpulledupa blanketon thecollegelawn foran end-of-the-yearbarbecuewithfellowclass-members. ^ From left, SGApresidentRobKelly {'94), MikeLinson ('94), EdStrocko\ ('94),J.J. Matthews ('94), andStevePhillips ('94) celebratedEd'selection to VicePresidentofAcademicAjfairsforthe 1993/94schoolyear. Prologue