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

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I ' gr 2' Dick Cook C725 and Par Koefs C555 watch as Larry Brickens C395 and Ken Meier C255 smash a Central Catholic back. Meier C235 and Lacz again dampen Fr. Wayne C.C.'s hopes for a TD. My goodness, Dave!

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Jerzy Ray gains a few yards against Attucks. Ready to pave the way are Cook C72 D, Wiltshire 685, and Moor- man. The cheerleaders whip up the Scecina spirit during the lg V Central Catholic Fort Wfayne bout. . J. Ray obtains valuable yard- age in this play. ll .-- 64

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Foreword The years in high school have been said to be the best years of our lives. Here at Scecina they have been called by another name, one more impressive - THE SHINING HOURS. This is the light in which we shall recall high school experiences as fond recollections of the past. Regardless of how remote such events may appear, they will present a vivid unforgettable picture, if we remember them as the SHINING HOURS. Sometimes, with the routine and long periods of study that are a necessary part of high school life, we tend to forget that these hours can be shining - the ones that mean the most now, and the ones which will be the most valuable in the realization of our role as good Catholic adults. It is the purpose of this year's SCECINARAMA to help recall, especially to the senior class, the years of our lives spent at Scecina. This yearbook proposes to highlight the spiritual, aca- demic, and social experiences of our high school career, all of which have contributed to the rewarding climax of each of our lives - GRADUATION DAY. Father Thomas Scecina, Chaplain and hero of World War Il, who willingly gave the little extra to serve God and his fellowmen. REVEREND THOMAS SCECINA 'Q UUNI7- if SSX' xnxx L- 4' 'W .