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prologue 1 W 6 student life 56 freshmen^ sophomores^ 72 33 .juniors^^ 104....organizations 50 academics^ 1 sports^ 152 \33 seniors^ patrons 236 closing Digitized by the Internet Archive 2017 with funding from in Loyola University Maryland, Office of Academic Affairs https://archive.org/details/evergreenannual00loyo_7 tha that's EVERGREEN ANNUAL 92 9 */ 1 iOYOLA College MD Baltimore, 21210 Volume 89 Twentyyears ago, Loyola College merged with Mount SaintAgnes College, forming a strong co-ed college based on the Jesuit ideals. here is a distinct atmosphere that exists V \* onthe Evergreen Cam- Wu ..V pus. It is an atmosphere that breathes responsibility along with warmth and con- sideration. It is an atmosphere that comes from the very heart of Loyola--its people. From the simple act of someone holding open a door as you struggle * with your umbrella in the rain, to student demonstrations for peace, Loyola cares. In the tradition ofthe Je- suits, Loyola College is continually growing and changing. The people are the under- lying cause... the difference. that's the Evergreen Jr., the oldJesuitResidence which will soon become the newAdmissions Office, is a focalpoint on campus. Prologue 1 prologue Charleston couch potatoes enjoy the sunshine at the annual Peace Concert. Studentsgather in the Maryland Hall Quad to catch up on the events ofthe day. Layout-Kevin R. Dillon Copy-CindyAllan Photos-Richard Schermerhom (page 2 ) -CindyAllan & Kevin R. Dillon (page3) Prologue r* Jen Lyons ('92), Cynthia Plate C93)’& Devin Heath C94) toast- ing to a new year at the annual Mass ofthe Holy Spiritpicnic. Layout-Kevin R. Dillon Copy-CindyAllan Photos-Joe Tobin, Richard Schermerhorn, Kevin R. Dillon & CindyAllan A Bangkok sunset. Teresa Mitkus('93) & Tom Highland C94) showing Evergreen smiles & spirit. 4 Prologue Fprologue rom Sep- tember to May, 1992 was a year £ r make to a difference. Students made the most out of the new study abroad program Bangkok, to SGA while worked on installing an Honor Code. Plans for con- struction began on the new Jesuit Resi- dence, and Fr. Ro- nald Anton, S.J. was appointed as the new dean ofthe Business School. Students helped Mother Earth by beginning a campus-wide recycling program, and on Maryland Day, Dr. Charles LoPresto was named Teacher Commu- ofthe Year. members nity service continued to volun- teer in the surround- ing community, and fans went wild as Men’s Lacrosse went NCAA on to the play- offs. Indeed, it was a year in which students and faculty continued to make a difference. fe all travel down many differentpathways during our college career. Thepathways that we hoose help us learn who we are and how wefit in to the world around us. Prologue College is college, right? What makes Loyola any different? Life at Loyola is distinct in that Loyola students form a unique group— group a new that brings life to the Evergreen Campus year after year. That's the Difference. CindyAllan 6 Student Life