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

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HITTING THE SAND, Jean Choi registers a long jump of 13 8 % , not quite her best of 14 . GIVING HER BEST, Kelle McMahon runs the 220 at the ci meet, finishing third of eight with a time of 20:7. Varsity Girls' Track Wins 3 Losses 1 2 Scecina 47 Roncalli 51 47 Whiteland 36 38 Manual 67 26 Greenwood 70 26 Speedway 38 9 Howe 101 9 Shortridge 24 59 Deaf School 46 50 Beech Grove 55 35 Chatard 30 35 Arlington 69 26 Tech 78 33 Attucks 72 47 Ritter 58 26 Attucks coed relays 53 Chatard relays 10 City-9th 9 Sectional 11th. Junior Varsity Track Wins 2 Losses 5 Scecina 64 Whiteland 21 64 Roncalli 14 41 Manual 47 41 Greenwood 50 41 Speedway 23 27 Howe 88 21 .Arlington 24 JUST BARELY making it over the rod, Julie Erlenbaugh manages 4'10 at the city meet. GIRLS' TRACK TEAM: Bottom row; Ass't. Coach Debbie Farrow, Dedi Shepherd, Mary Lee Strack. Carol Czerwinski, Linda Russell, Lisa Speth, Sue Davidson, Mary Sitzman, Cora Carver, Mary Wills. Second row: Coach Glenda Massy, Crystal Harrell, Bngid Fisher, Jean Choi, Carol Farrow, Theresa Ritzi, Janie Francis, Kelle McMahon, Lisa Walpole. Top row: Stacey Arbogast, Brigid Schneider, Noreen Pluckebaum, Liz Maginn, Kathy Brooks, Kim Gross, Donna Rowe, Janie Meyer, Annette Sage, Kelly Fitzgerald, Coach Carole Hamilton. Julie Erlenbaugh. 128 Girls' Track

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BACK HAND HITTER. . . Putting her all into it, Mary Jeanne O'Gara returns the volley to offset her opponent and gain the point to win the set. LINE DRIVE! Putting it up on the green, Brian Dew becomes frustrated with his shot after hitting the ball loo far to the left and missing making par. Girls- Varsity Tennis Wins 8 Losses 2 Scecina 0 Warren 7 1 Howe 4 4 Attucks 1 3 Speedway 2 5 Marshall 0 4 Ripple 1 5 Arlington 0 4 Roncalli 1 4 Shorlridge 1 4 Tech ' Junior Varsity Wins 7 Losses 1 Scecina 2 Warren 3 7 Howe 2 2 Attucks 0 2 Speedway (tie) 2 2 Ripple 0 2 Arlington 0 2 Roncalli 1 I Shortridge 0 2 Tech 0 Golf Season Wins 10 Losses 7 Scecina 229 Howe 250 224 Tech 224 224 Marshall 250 230 Ben Davis 220 227 Manual 211 219 Ripple 257 228 Ritter 218 228 Tech 23! 225 Arlington 248 225 Chatard 200 201 Lawrence C 202 229 Brebeuf 214 229 Warren 205 171 Attucks 218 171 Marshall 196 216 Roncalli 236 Old Oakland 216 Northwest 220 216 Chatard 203 City 4th I'M READY FOR YA! . . . Eyeing the progressing tennis ball. Angle Greiner prepares to return a strong volley and win the set and the match during practice. Golf Girls' Tennis 127

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Breaking the sound barrier We were successful in terms of outstanding ef- rt and team work, commented girls' track Coach arole Hamilton. With the loss of some strong contenders last year, e team was forced to rebuild with 15 additional eshman members. Some of the freshmen helped the team to break veral school records. Kellie Fitzgerald managed to row the shot put 288'! for a record. Kelle McMahon joined Liz Maginn, Donna 3we, and Brigid Fisher in setting the record for the 10 relay at 52.2 seconds, and the 1600 relay record is set at 4: 1 8.7 by Lisa Walpole, Liz Maginn, Julie •lenbaugh and Kathy Brooks. Eight records were broken by Liz Maginn which was a major accomplishment. So was the accumula- tion of 107 points and 16 first places by senior Julie Erlenbaugh. First place was awarded to Kathy Brooks for the 800 run at the City Tournament. The team took third place at the Chatard Relays. Our strongest point was our good attitude and our ability to get along with each other well. Every- one wanted to work and help each other, added Mrs. Hamilton. Coach Hamilton was assisted by sprint coach Debbie Farrow and by distance coach Glenda Massy in molding the team into shape. STRETCHING for extra inches, Kim Gross does her long jump against Indianapolis Deaf School. LONG MILE ... Strain showing in her face. Janie Francis struggles to keep her place. Janie finished ninth of 13 with a time of 6:21 in the citv mile run. Girls Track 129