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: ! . ' • V 4’^ •' V, ; ' *' A-i .:: - -.Vv-;'' ' 4^ K- '. C.:,-.- -S .’••.'"'. .-'•;i'-'.•'^ -'-^44 :::;.^. .v,«,, '44:-V ^ -A'' •T •». •. f v4' .'- :v 44;.^'^ • 4:4/V' 4- k/^ V.-v.a ' •* '. V : • 7^ .i Contents AhhmI 2 PROLOfilE INAliOlRATION to INITIUIU M STIDENT LIFE 7^ FRESHMEN fO SOPHOMORES Wb lUNIORS t22 SPORTS m tbO ACADEMICS % 4 ORGANIZATIONS ^. : 20b SENIORS 2b? Vi PATRONS % 7t2 CLOSING BACTIMORE, MARYLAND 21210 VOLUME 92 A Piece at Time Xhe challenge for a yearbook is to capture the events and activities of the past academic year within its pages. Using an appropriate theme and layouts, it will serve as a lasting memory. In a year where life at Loyola began to fall into place, it seemed appropriate that the theme reflect that. With the Inauguration of Fr. Ridley, S.J. into the office of president, dedication of the humanities center, and the completion of the renovations on Cohn Hall and the Alumni Chapel, pieces fell into place one at a time. As we look through these pages we can watch as the pieces of 1994 and 1995 fell into place. Fr. Ridley, S.J. addresses the faculty, staff, and — administrators. Prnlngvn? 2 The fall production of South Pacific marked the Evergreen Players 70th production. A dedication ceremony was held in the spring for the newly renovated Humanities Center. w B e a r c of Inaugural Parking In one week at the end of inthreedecades. Inasense, September 1994, the the Inauguration brought Trustees of Loyola Col- into focus the essential A lege accomplished some- Loyola: conservative in- thing no other Board at stitution grounded in the Loyola ever had: they in- values ofJesuit tradition, augurated a President of yet willing and flexible to their own choosing. They adaptitselftochangingcir- did it under picture book- cumstance. In this contest blue skies, in a gymna- between values and exi- sium decorated to bear no gency, the College has semblance toits true iden- managed to create itself tity, before a crowd of anew, time and again, and Afterattending theInauguralMass, stu- dentsenjoyedtheirdayojffromclasses. 3,000 gathered for an aca- the ceremonies ofthis past demic ceremony that had fall helped us to rediscover notbeenheldatEvergreen our character. -takenfromLoyolaMagazine, Winter1995, MarkKelly Atawelcomingreception,students congratidatethenewlyselectedPresident “Hap”Ridley. Bannersonthelamppostsaroniulcampus, CharlesStreet,anilColdSpringI.ane taimpefedtheInaugurationtotheworld. LOYOLA COLLEGE Tentsadornedthelawnsandwalkwaysof thecampusprovidingasuitablesettingfor theluncheonheldaftertheInauguration. RetiredArchbishop WiliamBordersand ArchbishopKeelerprocessintothegym ' wheretheycelebratedtheLiturgy oftheEucharisi'withFatherRidley. KellySprague ’95wasoneofthemany studentswhoparticipatedinthe\ InauguralMass. Rev.HaroldRidley, S.J.distributes communiontoamemberoftheLoyola communityduringtheInauguralMass. Here,FatherRidleyspeakstothe congregationattheclosingofthe InauguralMass. Rev.HaroldRidley, S.J.comestoLoyolccfromLeMoyne CollegeinSyracuse,N.Y. wherehe spent20yearsasaProfessorof English,deanandchiefacademic officer.