Scecina Memorial High School - Scecinarama Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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TIRQI JA BANK Patricia Brown, teller for the First junior Achievement Bank of Indianapolis, graciously receives money from fellow JA workers engaged in various business endeavors. X-.. Sales manager, Virginia Lucas, busily prepares sales records. Ginny is a member of jameco, producer 'D . Z. Q-7? I 1 'argl km. :- I Ill '9vi:l'X The junior Achievement program gives high school students an opportunity to obtain business know-how, gain valuable experience, and practice leadership and salesmanship. Through this organization members of our set develop skills and attain some understanding of the complex problems confronting labor and manage- ment. Junior Achievement also arranges for the supervision and guidance of each company by adult advisors, who are experts in the fields of production, business, and sales. of lawn coasters. am Working diligently to meet their deadline are Phil Lantz Harry Steele, and Phil Roth. As members of Futuristic Pro Writing out checks under the watchful supervision of Mr. Wyrick, a JA advisor, is Dick Paulson, who is president of Teeco Metal Products. With a company of fifteen members Teeco manufactures hurricane lamps. 55 ducts, they are shown with their Hold-a-Hot product.

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ju- A memorable occasion for all juniors is the annual ring ceremony. On this day rings are blessed by Father Hoover and presented by Father and by Sister Hortense to the boys and girls respectively. The ring symbolizes that the bearer has pledged loy- .ilty to Scecina and therefore is respected as more than an ordinary piece of jewelry. Our class ring will serve as a constant re- minder to be ever-faithful to the ideals of Scecina. W'here's mine? asks Helen Huesing as Patty Hollands ring is placed on her finger by Sister Hortense. Father Hoover presents to Larry Loftus the class ring which is a constant reminder of the pledge to remain loyal to his Alma Mater. Rmg Ceremony -79-'.7'Q 'lv , QJ t if I' ,G'r27Tif ni. is-'Wlf 4PL'54i

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