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

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in CD o Living it up: Positively! Don't forget the meeting after school. Practice is at five. Anyone willing to volun- teer? Daily school routine includ- ed involvement, be it on a team, with a group, or on an individual basis. Students became involved in politics by working at the polls. They became community-con- scious through the canned food drive and Red Cross. Spiritual involvement sprouted through volunteering for class retreats, band involve- ment at all-school Masses, and choir. Awareness of possible ca- reers was developed through tutoring other students, acting in plays, and taking risks on a variety of workshops and mini- courses. Having fun also contained a POSITIVE CHARGE! UNCLE SAM wants who? Senior John Kramer points out his latest dance steps to anyone who will listen at the homecoming dance. 6 Student Life

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IS THIS THE NEW heavyweight book-lifting champ? No, it's Pat Hawkins after just purchasing her books on book day. PAGING THROUGH the new yearbook. Chris Greiner anxiously looks over the book, hoping to find a picture of his smile. Opening

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WHAT 'D 'YA SAY ihar, partna? Senior rep There- sa Doan enjoys the success of the homecoming dance sponsored by the Student Council. JOINING the crowd in a popular song, junior Annette Sage adds to the din of the homecoming dance. WITH NOTHING but a smile to warm their faces, sophomores Margi Johnson. Connie Ritzi. Barbie Hofmann and Sue Hutt brave the cold to watch the homecoming game halftime activities. Student Life 7