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

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SITTING PRETTY Homecoming Queen winner FANCY FOOTWORK ... Stepping high in a bright HAPPINESS IS ... good friends and a warm blanket Stephnie Harden lakes her place on the throne of the new uniform, Mark Schmitt wa ls on his sax during on a cold windy night as demonstrated by Patty Qu.nn, Queen's noat. halftime festivities homecoming night. Judy White and Janie Francis. queen's float. 10 Homecoming

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WHAT'S THAT FOR?! Surprised by the unique COSTLY EXPERTISE . . . Shopping at Christmas type of furniture, Paula Shikany and Lori Shea at- for just the right present requires a sharp eye, realizes PASSED BY . . . Templing In both taste and price, ice tempt to figure out what's what. Kathy Scott as she looks for gifts. cream i-, oven rnorc difHcult to pass upon a warm day. CHE.- P DATE . . . Taking the family out to dinner is easier on the wife, but harder on the budget, much to the dismay of the marriage class. RUSTIC TOGETHERNESS . . . Discussing quality versus price. Paula Shikany and Lori Shea comment on the woodsv fashion. Inflation 9

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Swatting victory crowns festivities hycs began to tear up and shivers ran throughout the crowd. The cheerleaders chanted and clapped miilened hands which br(jught the huddled mass to its feet. Garbed in gloves, blankets, scarves and ear muffs, parents, students and faculty sur- vived the brisk, cold w inds of the homecom- ing game to witness the defeat of Howe. They also got a chance to witness some artistic expression in the form of floats. The seniors won the float competition with their Howe Hornet Homicide car. Juniors de- picted how the team would Take the Buzz out of the Hornets and sophomores cre- ated a giant Hornet swatter complete with a flattened victim. Included in the next part of the lineup were the queen candidates in the envied carriages of the younger set. sports cars. The freshmen who carried the introductory posters for each member of the court were spared from wearing clown costumes. Each might be queen was given a bou- quet, but only one could receive the crown from previous winner Donna .Andrews. Sle- phenie Harden obtained that honor much to the happiness of the corps of w hich she was a member. Band members put on the ritz, rather, they put on new uniforms and marched w ith a little more than the usuaj prideful pace. Then it was back to the game. Enthusi- asm finally spurted and the team showed interest in their task. Run down, blocked and tackled. Howe gave in to defeat 28-0. Frozen supporters returned to the school parking lot to help celebrate the victory. The night was not over yet. Friends and family hurried out to restaurants, bowling alleys, home parties and just plain home. Monday morning brought more con- gratulations and hearty smiles. That had been one game that would stay in every- one's memories. New traditions had been started and old ones seemed just as impor- tant if not even more so than in the begin- ning. HOMECOMING COURT: Dave Moriarity, Missy Holmes. Tom Sweeney, Brigid Fisher, Cliris Crabtree, Queen Stephenie Harden, John Kramer, Kathy Brooks, George Newharl, Diana Roseman. INTRODUCING the field to a Howe ball-carrier, Jeff Weissenberger stops the progressing player from scoring a needed touchdown. Homecoming 1 1